WANTED English lessons, three/four times a week, after 7 pin. for a gentleman who speaks little English. Address Box 2128, NCDN
UTO-driving lessons (your car)
Licence guaranteed, Telephone 70968, Room 2. ^re ENGLISH, French, Spanish, German lessons given by qualified gentleman-teacher, Special method. Address Box
2080, NCDN.
reason" stocks sufficient to last for many months have been accumulated near' the frontiers, Within three months 100 regular divisions, each of 10,000 men, could easily be concentrated on the West.
Russia is returning to the "mass" conception in strategy. What the purge' may have cost in individual brilliance is perhaps being made up in "mass homogeneity.
AZ last London Chamber of Commerce Examinations in Pitman's Shorthand, Typewriting, English, Bookkeeping and Accountancy, our students were awarded 25 certificates, including 16 Distinctions and one passed highest speed in Pitman's Shorthand—l30 words per minute. Enrol now for.next examinations. The Shanghai Business College. Principal:—S. C. Potter, F.R. EconS. 320 Szechuen Road (Arnhold Building). Telephone 17733. e"
Foreigners often sneer at what Joseph Conrad (by birth Polish nobleman and hater of Russians) called the Russian "cynicism of (mere) numbers." The Russians have often laid themselves open to this sneer, notably when, before their disastrous war with the Japanese in 1903-4, they boasted they would "smother them under our caps." But their "mass" instinct is probably the right one for the Russians. Now, equipped with modern arms and a new social structure, they hope if need he to be able to smother "them" to better effect, "I Will" To a Statue GERMAN lessons given by experienced German lady teacher. Twice weekly, $10 per month. Telephone 7439:
JAPANESE class lessons commence April 3. Twice a week, Monday and Thursday, 8-9 p.m., $10 per month. 627 Avenue Foch, Apartment 4. Visit Kadonashi. "a110 appointment, Telephone 72219, Miss 'OMPLETE Commercial Course, Shorthand (Gregg or Pitman), Typewriting, Bookkeeping, English, Coding, Filing. Individual tuition. Rules patiently, carefully, and clearly explained. Day and evening classes.—Moderate fees. Apply Mrs. Sweeney, Steno-typist Academy. 173; Seymour Roaé. Apartment 301. toes Strolling—through Smithfieldgardens, London, one lunch hour, Bill Briggenham saw something glinting by the path, stooped and p.cked up. ' It was a wedding ring. Bill breathed on it, polished it vigorously on his coat sleeve, then sauntered on.
City Junchers were hurrying back to their offices. The garden was almost deserted when he paused before the bronze statue of a woman symbétising Peace. It stands in the middle of the gard2a-~a kind of guardian angel.
Bill contemplated the statue. "That's a nice bit of work," he murmured, with head on one side. Why, it might be human. Absently he fingered the. ring, then suddenly grinned. He'd "marry" the statue! So when no one was looking he slipped the ring on the regulation finger.
WANTED experienced English teacher, twice a week, from 530-030, to take small class in central district office or teacher's home, Address Box 2087,
NCDN. A
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