OBITUARY
STANLEY WEYMAN
Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright.
LONDON, April 10.
(Received April 11, at 12.30 p.m.)
The death is announced of Mr Stanley John Weyman, aged seventythree. —Australian Press AssociationUnited Service.
[Stanley Wevman, the well-known historical novelist, was educated at Oxford and studied for the bar. Developing a strong gift for fiction, he devoted his energies to novel writing and took a high place among the story writers of the day. His best known books are ‘ A Gentleman of France,' ‘Under the Red Rohe,’ ‘The Man in Black,’ and ‘The Castle Inn.’]
EMAY PIONEER
LONDON; April 10,
(Received April 11, at 12.40 p.m.)
The death is announced of Mr George Chisholm Williams, ex-ray pioneer. He was engaged for thirty years in research work, and this necessitated eight amputations for dermatitis. He had lost his entire right hand and a portion of his left. He received civil list and Carnegie pensions.—Australian iPxess Association,
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Evening Star, Issue 19838, 11 April 1928, Page 6
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