Volume 152 — IN A GOOD CAUSE.
Reading edition
On Sunday, June 10th, Mr. George Robey is to give a Concert, at 7 P.M., at the Palladium, in aid of the Metropolitan and City Police Orphanage, which is in special need of funds on account of the losses sustained at the Front among members of the Police Force.
Mr. George Robey will be assisted by Miss Irene Vanbrugh, Miss Helen Mar, Mr. John Hassall, Mr. Harry Dearth and others, as well as by the Royal Artillery String Band, the Canadian Military Choir and the Metropolitan Police Minstrels.
Tickets are on sale at the National Sunday League Offices, 34, Red Lion Square, W.C., and applications for boxes will be received personally by Mr. Robey at the Hippodrome.
The Domestic Problem—Two Extremes.
"Wanted, Housemaid and Kitchenmaid; Paying Guests."
"Scullery or Between Maid required immediately for Derbyshire; wages £218."
Morning Post.
"On Wednesday evening a fire broke out in Mr. J. Elkin's scutch mill at Kilmore, near Omagh, which resulted in the complete destruction of the premises. It is surmised in the absence of anything which would indicate the origin of the outbreak that it resulted from a heated journal."—Belfast News Letter.
An unusual quantity of inflammatory matter has been observed recently in the Irish Press.
Past. The Artist and the Village Maid. Present. The Village Maid and the Artist.
