Pocket Diary and Almanack, January – December 1917 Enclosed: L.A.S.B. memo concerning evening play centres, 9 February 1917; Board of Education memoranda concerning the assessment of income tax, 27 March 1917; correspondence from Elliot Wallis with the army in France concerning his experiences in the war, 2 and 11 June 1917; Board of Education circular concerning the removal of the offices to South Kensington, 26 June 1917; letter from T. Beaton of the N.U.T. concerning a proposed meeting to \’clear up\’ unpleasantness caused by remarks made by Anthony Wallis about Mr. Ainsworth’s school, on the back is part of a draft reply, 28 June 1917; letter from J. Duckworth of Carlisle Education Committee concerning a proposed course of special training in gardening in schools, 14 August 1917; letter from Vera Noble at Henley on Thames concerning botanical specimens, 31 October 1917; poem by Henry M. Wallis \’To a Conscientious Objector\’ and by Sergeant Lee of the Black Watch \’Our British Dead\’, 30 December 1917; list of schools with total number of pupils and numbers from slum areas, 1917; note and sketch of proposed nursery school at Whitehaven, 1917; printed notes concerning a picture entitled \’off to Gretna Green\’, Romance of Childs Bank, 1917; note of average consumption of flour, sugar and meal per week by 669 people in Carlisle, 1917; blank Treasury form for Declaration for Establishment and Dog Licences, 1917