Reading Observer 09-1920

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Ce~,ry'.J R~utation oj tlte House 01 Simon"" i. the Gut1rg,!~ec 01 Quality. 0'

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(Ucenaed UDder Patents 13.528 of 1908 aDd 1269 Of 19(9) • .

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Each pint of this Nourishing Beverage contains the '~i}ergising'
Carbo-Hydrates of 10 ounces Pure Dairy Milk . . It is invig- ..
orating and stimulating, and ' is an ideal dripk for . the
Rhenmatic, ln~alids, and all worker's :

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COllnl'!l (6m.. · yea.!'): Geography,
Mr. J . E . Brantli ditto, Mr. F. B. Gleave; shorl·
hand, Mr. P. Ej Ro~n; ditto, M.r: J. Piper I
l\rlt hmetic, Mr'i S. )l.l nrsh; dit to, Mr. . W. J,
Long; English, Mr. J, E. Hr,1nt ; dit to. :Mr. P.
E. Roberfon;
usiness methods, .Mr. H. Glan·
\'ill e ; ditto. ~.~ H.. N ash.
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CommerciAl 'ourse (second year) : BuEiness
m!!tbod s, :Mr. . G !u.I!ville ; ditto , M!. H. N ash j
&horlba.nd. l\lr. P . E. R-oberio n; ditto, Mr. J .
Piper; geogr8p y . Mr . J . 'J::. Bra.nt i ditto , ,Mr.
P. 'B. Gleave i English. Mr. J . E. Brant ; ditto,
Mr. II. E. Robeli.Oll; arithmetic, Mr. S. Marsh;
ditto. Mr . W. ~. Long .
Commercial ~ urse (tbird year) : Dusine.'S5
methods, Mr.
Nash; 9horthand, Mr. H. Wan·
ville i book~ keepin g , Mr. 1:. .,u cxonder ; goo-'
gmphy, ·Mr. H . IN .. b.
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-Special classes for g irl~ and w omen: N eed lework, Ml88 H. Is. 'W ryeroft ; cookery (8rst. a.nd
a.ec.ond yeaill); ,~,[i s!l G. HU!lt ley, ·phYlica.l o.urcises IUld dancing (fo r g ir41, Mi n E . M. Scott J
appli ed .scie nce, '-Mr. F . B: \Vb ite.
Commercial

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BOTTLES (Imperial)
HALF~BOTTLE'S (Imperial)

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-THE BREWERY, READING,

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Have pleasure : In announcIng
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The offer is

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Sir I-In enclosing yon ft. ropy ot FIeld i Mr~a.l
Ea~l . Haig's 1 6t~ er of tl.VPC ~ .to" ~l\1.Sq \·8:por~Ul~
askini:' them to &SSiat b im in Tai&infr· fn:nds
the
Officers' Association, I b &v~ p1euure ' in · I forming
yot\ t.b~ t. MeSsrs . Burrough ~5 and WaUl:
wellknown billiard t.a.blc rq,anuta.et.urers, have Il)a.de a
very generous offer t.o his Lordship.
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ITl!E NEED FOR RELIEF.

The Reading Eduoa.tion Cotpmittee. a.t. their
The mont.hly meat.ing of: tho Berkshire Encutive
the following of tlI.e Nadon&l Fanners' Union was he ld at the
Bub·Committe. County Office, 160. ~· ,ri&T-&troe-t, Readini. on
&turda.y . The bra rtch d elega.ta 'Pl'es~t were:
made a'ld
for the !coming MCSlll. H . ' R. Chandler (viro-cha.irmau~" P. Aldwmeklo, o. Bowden, R. Q-ow, A. Frogley, S. J ,
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Furwi.. B. Lousley, F : Neate, H. E . Phillips, l!:.
The Sllb-Committ~ recommended (1) Tha.t
E . W . K. Slade, R. K. Slade , R . D .' Taylor,
evening .chool. ~ held o.t Newtown 8.nq SW8mea.- a.n.i
E. MorThall (orgB.D.il!l ing seeretary) . An
road school. && in the previoUB aes.ion.
12) Tha t a.pok>R:v for .h8en<"e WM received from ,t he chaJrthe followi ng kppointm+ent.t5 of Superint.endent- ma!l (Mr. W . J. Cumber).
be ma.de ",t a salary for the St!8:!!ion of £70 each :
KINTBUlRIY WEIGHBRJDGE.
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School, Mr. R 'Villiams i. Swan l§ea·road
The Secretary Nlport.ed tha.t he had interv~ ewed
. choo!, Mr. ,F :
Ackrill.' (3) That cl ..... he the district goods manager· of the G.W.R. at Read.
'held in connection with the ~n tr8.J Girls' (..;lub ing with r.eie.t'enoe to t.he commit.tee's 8.l?plicati ~m
wcighbridgeG at Rint,bury and
in Lhe club premifiEilS in Cbain '!itreet on the sarna lOT the provISion
t~nnlll And condition.! a.&' t,b er aore held in the Be9w:fn, and oxpJa.inod to the committee the pOInts
ordlna.ry evenin~ schoo's, nnd t hat B. . fee .of 2~. rail ed by t.he ocnnpallY a.galn~t. the suggest ion. 'l'h~
c.ommlttee resolved to press With all "f"igou1' lor
Per !ltudent &e Ic harged. S ubjec ts to lbe tR n g bt ;
the fa.vourable C<msideratlOn of the mo.tter.
Am bulance a.nd il::ome nursing, physical ex er cise.
nnd dnn ci ng . shorthand llDd n eedl~ork.
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., 19'20 WHEAT . AND DECONT,RQL.,
An ·int i.ma.t.ion w¥ .r ~e ivcd fr om hea.dquartel'81
r That aim ilnr ..n1Tan gemen ~ to thO!te of la"t year
tJlftot
steps
were b eing tak en to urge . upoJt t.he
be mado for tb ~ 'post offiCi) mcssengenl. (S) Th at
tho M.!i,,~t tef10hers nnd .otbers named in the emrnent t.he n eed for r emoving contr o.1 of the 1920
wJt ea.t CT OP, and th~- secrat.a.ry WM m structod to
followin g schedUles be appom t ed .
oommunio&t.t'I the con,tents of tho let.ter to the
Berks. bra.nehcs.
APPOI f ThlENT OF . STAFFS.
NEWTOWN SCHOOL.
ArGIRICULTURAL RATING.
The ' Ne""blJI'y bra.nch forwarded a reSoJut.ion
Indurlria l CO~fge (fl nt year) : Workshop arith·
drawiDlt"
attention
to the rooommendation .of a.
metic Mr. J . H. Wbit e ; metal work, Mr. C.
, Ba:w~@r; Engli~ , Mr. J . H. W hite; mecha.nioal meetinji' at m embers of B.5:UlSsmcnt oommittces
tha.t' tho r elicf g r a.l1ted to a.gricult.ural land should
draWIng, :Mr.
B . Gle ave.. :
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Indw.triaJ Cottr"!e (seoond year) : Met.al wOTk, be a·boli..ehed, 4-nd asking that atcps ho ta.k.~n to
ooun tera.ct the movoment.
Mr. C. Hawk.8T ~ mechanical drawing, Mr. J. B.
Mr. ·E. W . K. Slade proposod. tbat a. oopy of the
S~itb j ~itt.o, i. Mr. J . H. W.~ ite; pract..icai
r C50lution be .forwa:rdod. to tho Land T-cnUl'e ~d
m a tb emnt.1 C11,
,v. J . .Long ; d itto, :Mr. F . B. T,axation
Ccmmittce wilb & request that. they

mooting on 1ih\\uday, adopt ed
report of th. lRigher Educa.tion
with regard 101the arTangemento
appointe d for tho evening .claa:sell
leaaion :
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BIG BILLIARDS TOURNAMl!lNT.

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ot their 6t.andard la.~l l ' j'"nlue
a. fint pri:le; a. finest qual~ty West

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300 guineas, B8
of England billiard clo~h aa a. second prizr ; a.nd a.
let of ~ r:v best. ivory billia.rd balta ,lUI B. t.h..trd prize.
The abo\'e prizes a.re to be ~mPqt~ for l ~~llJ'"Bt
the t'egi ~tcred clubs of the Untted ' Kingdom 1 The
entran ce feo is £5 59. for ea.oh club, which lamoullt,
witltOf,lt 8.ny deduction, will be arCdiied
t·he
Offi9C"1'S Associo..tion. CompJUt:ons mUat take place
bctw ocn OdobeT 1st a.nd · Decenvber 31s-t, 1920.
Each dub ~ust. keep &' 1'eOoOO?f ~l la.r&'eJre~
made on· their own tables, such reOOl:d. to b , cer t l'
fled as col't'eCt . by a, re6ponsible officer <:If ,tht! dub,
And t.hf!l figures sent. to me not la.ter thn.n January
13t.h. 1921.
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The &L'( pla.yen m&king the highf:St brea.kR from
all entered clubs will be invlted to Lt;>ndon to
·pl&.:v off fw tbe three Pliz:es. ,
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These fina.l IlI&oohel!l will be played in Lo.ndon on
a. stand·lI.ro table conforming to t.he requlrement.s
of the Billiards Associa.tjou and Control Couucil
with ivory ba.Jls .
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In order to en3UT'e t·he interl'!St and aympa.tby of
dubs who do nat possess a ' player above the a.vera.a'8 merit, ' a oon90mt.ion prize lS oftered eo~isting
.of A set. of Burt'OlJ.ghes and, ·Wa.Ha' a~eel vaC'llUm
cUl!lhiona. vl\lue £$, to De won by t'he Iplayer
making a. brea.k nea.rt!St to a . fi.,r?'l}re to be cb08en
and sealed jn a.n envelope by Picld Moa.rsbaJ. ·Earl
.~~atouN!. only, a.s defined by t.h e B illiards Asso-dation a.ud Con,iral Coonci l, will bo eligiblo to
oompete.
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No pi&yer can represent more Ulan one club.
ENcry oompet.itor must .have' been & bona fide
membor of the club he i! playing for OD August

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sho uld keep a. wa.t.c}Jful eye on the matter. There
'~ mod to have ~fn a certain amount of prcsaure
nroUlZht to be&r by uroon authorities, . but n.o one
s ccmoo to know on w~oso ini·t iati\·~ ' tho mectlng of
8S.'le5smcnt 't oommi t t cC8 was convened.
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Mr. Rowles upre!!scd the ",iew tha.t 80 fa.r from.
Should any dispurte arise it will be Ireferred to
relief bcinjl t.llken awa y from tho ag ricultura l llUld, & Teft!rce ·t o be aPPOin~ by ·the Billia~e: A~S()Cl1V
modern condi t.lon ~ rohdorcd it I:1ccCssary for fur · tion a.nd Control Council, wbOie dcc.LSlon . m all
t.hcr re l ief to bt! grant ed .
A~rlcul~urnl . land WIUI
c;.u;cs shaH b e fina.l.
t ho rll,.w m at-eria.1 o~ tho indWltry, and he under'
It ilt hoperl that Field Marshal
stood that. suC'h ta.te5 Q,o; oducation , police a.nd- m&iu personally prC!Oel;lt the priz(!S to
r oada we re lik sly to be t.akcn off local rate3 and ~Il a.cccpl:. Lbem on beha.1f
mado a. charge on t.he Imperial exchequer. .
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Mr. E : W . K. Slade POinted out that t.be Land
Each of the aix oomoctiton in London ,,1I.\. be
T(:n~t\ and Tuli.tion Committee of the N .F.U. presented with a hlUldsOme cue and caso, eui"tably
had tho 1'IIa.tter ruent.ioned by M~. Rowles under C'ngra.vod.,
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considera tion, and we:re making r epr esent.a.tioD5
I a.m, yours fa.ithfully ,'
the Government u!lon it.
E. E. ATTENBOROUGH,
II:. was decided to Mer the mal:.ter to the.N.P'.U.
September, 1920,
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AGRI'CULTURAL v,.o\.LU~TIONS.
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EARL HAIG'S LETTER.
Mr. E. W. K. Sla.dc r eported to the commlttcD
t h e result of t.he moot ing OOb"'ooll reprJ).lcnta.tivC$
oI the Borka .and Oson E-Iequt..ivo Committeell and
'The following is F.a.rl Ha!g's D.!)pen.l to sporta·
the Bm-ks and <>.ron Valuers' A8sociation on the men: .ubjeot,· of ~rioo1tural valuationl.
Tho matterS
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brought to 'th e notice of the ' Va.luers' Associa.tion
had caus ed · them to think, and whilB be was un'
~dou , W. 1.
SWA.1.SEA ROAD SUHOOL.
into t he <leLails of the negotiatiom, .he
Dea.r Bir.-The ('()llptry Tcmomber:!l tbe grand
.Mldultria.l (£i:rat year): Mech nnical' drn.wing , ~lr. r.ble to
w'i.bed
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d1sclaim
any
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interlore
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the
r.e aponse which sportsmen ma.d e in t.he . -,ar. t.o
~. Smith; di t to, Mr. E. W . H ouaemn.n; "Work· d j, crot:on of va.luers. .(011 it was desi red to do was
shop arltbm-ctlcl Mr. J. m itten i En.glish, Mr. to ~ n~"qro. that' . the vah!on ado!l.t.cd Q. re.a.sotl,ablc
the a,PPC:U .fOT f1gptinlJ men. . 'Whole ba.tt;;.bons
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\ metal work, i\i:r . D . Bowen.
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were railloo for foreign sQIYicc. Men ' normally
baa13' in calcula.l:.ing t hctr valuatIons . I A further
y ear) ~ MaJ,hematie&, Mr. J. meeting on th e subject was Arranged for that
Qoyond the military kge ab3.Ddoned lifclong In'
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E. S. Smith i metalwork or &f'ternoon.
t.e.rcst& in the !:.Urf, t h e hUiitlng,'611d playing fields
A communicA.tion from t h e g<c;ncra.l <eeretary
While ; mechan ical drawing,
a.nd devoted themselves to null lie duLies Of every
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reoommpnd
Mr, E . W . Housema.n.
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The
gifts
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clla.ra.cle.r~
which
u!>hc!d
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through
a.m&IR"am&ting
the
producing
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d!ltrlbutiug
lIlO. H. B a.rne!; aTithunleu certain modifications ,wero -'airced w
tho Wa:c were 'inou.k::a.tcd in the ~!d ot sport.
ditto, 'M r. E. B. JlI.rman; terests
wu r eferr ed t-o tho Milk. Sui>-CQrnm ittco for 001l·
Spbrt taught US the !iViliing disc;ipJ.~lle. ' tbe teaoi
siderat.ion.
~";'n~:~:~~~/H .Mr. W j. Bouch;
ditto, Mr. E.
",orr , the esprit de corps !ihieh enabled the
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ditto,
SEEDS .MUST BE TESTED . .
" r&w" rooruit08 to fight. ,· hke a, . veteran. Thou·
Mr. E. B . Jannan ;
The SccretiLry .called a.tt.entiOD to t·be Seeds Act,
sa.uda c-f men who held His Jda.jeeb's· Qoauni.8;.
1920 wbich, required t.h at seeds a.nd ·pota.toes U9ed
year) : Arit hmetic, Mr. E . as s'oods ahould be tested , e.nd pa.rticuln.rs as to
.sion, nteny <:If t.hem men w,b? na.nied .f;be h~beat
Mr. 'V. BOuch; shortha nd , ·thei r vari4Jty, pur it,¥ .llld germma.won, or in the
honours for ga.11antry, m.a.J\Y of them' men ~hOse
Hlmlp~,,,y j ditto, Mr. O. H . Darn ~ ;
~vounds have disabled them for life, a.re in .hoIrd
cuo of pot.a.t.oee lltelf cla.as \'ariety, size and dress·
lI""grnp:by:
Souch;. di tto , Mr. F. Voict' ; in g, speaificd ..t. t.ho time of sale.
ea.se. Poosions
tIJl:l8.11 a'nd I~ilie.e are
Mr. H . NII.fh i pit to, Mr. E.
»tJl.: . .. t best a. lowe.roo 8t&ndard of life, a.t wcrnt
~ir. F. Voice.
. IOmet.hi.ng ycry noar atar,a.t.ioo. .
year) , Shorthand , Mr H .
Otbl!U'a again ha.vo kat.fivo vi-t&l yc~ or t.b,eD"
"",)~ ·"e" p""g, "Mr. L. B. W . CArtm- ;
Cal'Oel", and aa.crifiood together with tb:elr tra)pwg
T , R. Winning i geo·
the earning oapacity wh.i.ql, but few the y/&r,
they bad ill right to oount;. q~D. These lacrj..fices
have bcet:I made for you,·' ~ . it is tor :the.«: men
and their la.rnilieAl., and ,for the wido," 'and
chi.ldran of tha. faJ1en • . thAt, I aaIr.: your ungrpdg.
The t.hird Allnu.a.l ~e~t.abl e show of the Rending
inK help:
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Surely all sportamen will ·r-ospood· to this farG.. Company', employ ... w.. held on S.turo.y,
t her a.ppoal; & necessary ad::ruel a.nd . counter~rt
&p~ember ' 4th, in. the Cof!1pany's C;lub . room:
of t¥ "Rilool ..tQ 'oriC. I , .l!t,Ilt . yon - Lo , ~~Ii!.
One hundred 'and &I~tnes we.re . ~qelVed, &
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t.ha,t there are to-day '33,000 ;. dUl&b!ed . Q~er.,
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number oooa.idernbly ~ ad~Dnoe of taat year,
10000 erffLcer'3' widows, 8,000 " omoen' otpban:s,
Class: H istory and a.nd · l40 e.xJiibiiB were Staged in tlHJ me",.room,
],5'000 children 01 disablett · oflicert1 ~'''and ~OOO
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geograppy and .,rnich was ·~l.t!fully decorated with flowers preun'omplo}'_oo officen. ..,00 u fl!' .Wl pnyiDg tbe
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. eoted by -.!a.rjous membera. 'l'he judgin-g WM
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rccei"f"ed from the canied out by ' Me&r5. 'E. J. Dore (chainnnn of
To sportsmen a.od the word ·of aport ~ tbere~Ol'e
turn most naturaUy .for .belp - in tl'le f1~~U1"~ 01.
Central School a. the ' E aat . End .A11otment Holderi' AMociation)
the J'C$o}ta· of the OxIord and B. Fulk&r, whol!le vohmta.ry eervic4a. w ere
this lut, DlO5t diOicult, ~ by DO .means ,Ie....
urgent or impori.n.Dt Of OUr "'Wax du~. CaD Iwe
eo far &I they rela.ted. much appreciated, and t.h.eir awardsJ M uaual,
&Ilow' the ex-oaioer, hia ~: wi!e a.nd hl& dllhlfen
that IIChool. It · wu gave every ·~illfaction.
to 'be ~ for the lIer;ricoa be rBDdered to
reoommendOO , q.&
result of tm! examination,
(]Tea.t credit is_due to t.he Secretary and the
his ·country P SUtoe pe&Qe ~er" bo b.a8 been.
that the following pu.p u. be "ppointed &s .. un· I uomm"~te<"
W. J, Allen; R, BulleT, U.
c:a.rr:vmlt more tha.D his · due 'WOllbt r ' wo 'm\ut
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roeoogni.oo" st.n~ent t.eachel'l for one year from
oorrOct the. ha.ndican.
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at the rat~ of £130 per n.1nurn; that the appoint.
to make the show a.
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menta be IJUbjecll ·to their l>a.Minp; a medictl.l exam·
Mrs. Orchard, who a.rranged the
iit&tion by the School Medi<f"l Offioer and to
bad ch~e of the refreehmentll.
tJ:te ir ' giving an unde rtaking to enter ,. training
V1...."" ·' . or tbe Company thowed their
coll rie after t~ /tennination of. their e nga.g'eby preaenUng u. aih-er howl
men" : EWe M . M<lntagne, Wilson ' Junior,; EI.ie
awarded to t.he exhibitor

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nUmbe.r of p!>inta. Thi.
Odorn Road Bqyll' ; Hatti& M. Churchill, S:wan· wu . won, .
competition, by ~I'l'. R .
sea. ~ Mixed; Ada. jJ . Brett, Oxford R-oad Buller, with jB+total of 24 pointe, followed by Mr.
Inf&nt.e'; Ro8eli!l F. Coo~r, BW&n8e'a Roa.d In + G. Curtis wiit h 2l points and' Mr_ C. Warwick

&nbin&ti~n

fa.nte'; .Agnell ~ . Cooper. Bat tle Infa nte' Mabel
Pratt, AHred s~t.on Junior; E lsie Ka.te Sheady.
George Pa.]m~r. .
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The- followmg reoogIllsed &tudt!nt teachers had
been allocated 0 'tbe undennentioned schoo]s:
Violet PerTY, ~lfred '~utton JunioT';- Catherine
Coeh. . George Palmer Girls' ; Ethel Burgess,
Orlord Roa.d Infanta'.
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3ft. x 6ft. Gin., . a!igh;Uy'- i!ooC • .mled. 19
epringe (spiral). l\ea.d ti~d.' foot. tubular
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En~melled ana painted u ne w,
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angle aide.; dJito tubular

iideO 2ft. 61n. X 61t. 6in .. 30/-. c.pper
wire'meeb : slightly BOiled~ 2ft. 6in. :J:
GIL 6iD" 21/-.

he und.r the Hirection of Mr. H. U. . Cox,
P.RR.B., and the leel.rero will he membe"'; of
lhe Reading and, District G"B.I'"OOnel'8· Mutua! Im-'

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ingy ,and Saturday morningl', cla.sseA in woodwork
metal work and IdrJmestic handicr&ft., and boll6&hold repairs in preparation for the examination*
of -the Citv and l Guilds of London .Institut e and
the BO&rd of ExAfnin&tions of the EdllC&tion
Handwork AssociAtion. It wns decided to recom~
mend that MT'. ~. Elam be appointed in structor.
The 'Sllh-Comtyittee ha.d . in conjunction with
the SmalI Holdipg~ nnd ~ AUotm&nls Committee,
arranged for a. Series of lectures to be given to
allotment holders in t.he north l south. eUt. and
... est. districts o f~the town twice a month during
October, Novem . r, and Dt!cember, 1920, and
JanWli-y, 1921.
e course of instru et.ion would

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A11otm.en~ A8sof intion, would be given at· tbe
end of tbe 8e8:!Iion.

Th. SUb-Comu)itt.eo recommended thai Mr. H .
G. ~x be paid fUl, ~onornrium o f t en guinea.s u
orpruser and tupermtendent of the cou~~ And
that the sum of bD.1f Ia. guinea. be p a.id fen: eacb
lecture, The It"Otures "Would be h eld at tbe fol.
ll>win'g schools and· commence at 7.30 or 8 o'clock!

. George
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after the conclusion of
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of the Baaed of
passing I!tltid'a.ctorily A medical
be conducted by the School
Nonnan Cheyney a.nd Jam..

George Palmer
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pupil teachers in that

with 20 points.
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':l'he foUO\.ing is a list of the prize-winne~,
who we rt) pJ"¢t@nt:ed with thoir awarda by M.ra..
L. A. Rumble.
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Co llection : of vegeta.hie-a (six kinds). -1, . G.
Curtis ;. 2,]to. Bu Uer .i 3, \V. Rooke.
Po~a:~o~ Jt;?und).-:-~ \V: Rooke j 2, G•. Curtis;
3, ·W. BeodaU,
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3, R. Bullt!t',i' .
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Hea.vlest potatops (one ·varietYl.-1, C. War.
rid j . 2, G. Curti.; ,3 , W. BendalL
Onion~ (spring) to. he sown and . Rl'Own in the
open ground.~l , -F. BOo .Bone; 2, H. Ba.tee j 3,
F, Aust. .
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. Oni")ns (la.rgeet) autumn-.aown.;-l, R B.uHer; ~,
W 'Rooke.
Runne r beans.- l, R , BulleT'; a, C. Warricli:;
W . Fowl~.
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3, W. F owles.
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3. T . Wa.re.
CU'J'ots (sbort ).- l, G, Curtis, 2, R. Buller j ~,
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Cabbage ......,1, C : Warrick; 2J W . Bendall; 3.
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Eves.
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Cooking apples.- l , H. RWlham; 2, E. W.
Orcha.rd,
Dessert a.pplell.-1, H . R.unbam; 2•. ~ C. H.
Eves.
, CplIticiion :of fnijt.~l , H . Runham.
Diali of c~kt!d potatoes.- l; W·. Rooke; 2, H.
Hall; 3, C . H . Eyes.
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AUrora Ma.r~ani&n, the \ eole ~.un;fvor 'of 600[000
Cbristia.n Armenl.RDS, 'who 'pfriished in the da~ s
following the. eb~ry of the. Tur~...r into· the Qreat.
Wa.r. 1'00 cruel and terrible l'aWferj.ng inflicted
upon the Annenian mothers; 1 who f,8.W their men'·
folk brutally ·ehot. down and tli~r'r ~ba.lks tliiown
into the river br t.o!..~d""on. ~ ba~9neU3, ",tbe'
inhum&n indignily and ~!\I~ ,ir\ll.ic~d 'u'po~"thO
rorine- girl" a re almost .incredible &Cd beyqnd
1ma.gma.t.ion, but ! lOme id~l 0( 1!h~e ' Uing&( can
be gathered by witnening ,the ~lm ~ow: 8'bowinli at
tbe Town .HaJl, aepiating " ao:m ~ · of. ~l:i~ 2cen'es~ !II
the life of Auro ~ and heT' feUoW"-!Ufte1'(!n. ·Mf!.llY.
of the seeneR arel forbidden ' by ' the Home Office
to Pe ehow!1 , ~ut there. is 'FufffCietit t~ en-

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Han during the week' to wiln....ihia ~kabl.

film, and ·tho&6 who ha.ve ·not. ,,~t .llo1)e ) jo .hQ"{ild'
moke. 8. poin~ . ~f ~eing,'it ~f~ .~ib. 1~1 inl
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fo ints far -cha.Uenge cop.-l, R. BuBer, 24; 2,

G. CurI~" 23; 3, C. Wamck; 20.
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terribl. bruWity 01 the Tur~ib t"pPl'/>~fa of tho
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