THE "TITANIC" DISASTER.

The St. James's Park Band offered to forego their usual collection on April 20th in order that all monies collected should go to the Titanic Fund, and the result, £10. 12s. 9d. was very gratifying, being greatly in excess of any previous collection taken on the ground, and being, of course, nearly all in coppers. One of the Titanic victims was Harry Dyer, who was well known as a full-back with the old Exeter City Amateur Club.

• May 1st. Griffiths transferred to Clapton Orient. He failed to secure a regular place at Exeter due to the success of Pratt at centre-half.
• May 6th. Evans transferred to Clapton Orient.
• May 10th. Clifford Brooksbank, centre-forward, of Blackburn Rovers, transferred to Exeter City. He has been the regular centre-forward for the Rovers in the last two seasons. Age 22, height 5 ft. 9 ins., weight 11 st. 4 lbs.
• May 10th. Pym and Chapman signed professional forms.
• August. The following new players signed on: G.Clay, forward, from Liverpool South. T. Cooper, inside-right, from Liverpool South. E. Crompton, centre or inside-forward, from Tottenham Hotspur. M.Golightly, inside-forward or half-back, from Gateshead. G.Hurst, left-back, from Walkden Central. C.B. Ives, outside-left, from Barrow-in-Furness. R.Nevin, right-back, from Gateshead. F.Whittaker, outside-right, from Northampton Town.