... Mr. Weigel Speaks. Mr. I). Weigel, formerly attached to the Clement-Talbot Company, and now apparently interested in some-other house, writes on this subject to the Autocar,” as do the authorities connected with the Metallurgiquo cars, which had had luck ...

... MR-ASQUITH TO SPEAK, Mr. Asquith will be the principal guest at a luncheon given in his honour Mr. Oswald Partington, at the Connaught Rooms, London, on Tuesday, June 3. It is understood his speech the luncheon Mr. Asquith will reply to Lord French’s ...

... THE CULTIVATION OF THE SPEAKING VOICE. \TADGE MACMILLAN, L.B.A.M. (Eloc.). iLL Visiting Mistress at Queen Margaret’s School, Scarborough, Etc. Lessons in all branches for Adults and Children. Schools Visited. Preparations for Examlnatlone. STUDIO :—Bl ...

... the Colours Could Speak. If the colours could only speak, they would tell them a great history of many wars, many tragedies no doubt, and many braveries. He had pleasure in handing them over to the officers to take to the Cathedral, the Dean and Chapter ...

... Plain Speaking in Melbourne. The Melbourne May Day Committee doe* noh mine© mattere. Piqued by a recent action Pre, mier Bent, it carried a motion suggesting that was lineal descendant Bombastes Furioso, and -was indeed a sort of missing link between ...

... NOSKE SPEAKS OUT. Exchange message from Copenhagen stales that a party Congress at Dresden, a bitter attack was made Herr TCoske, the Minister of Defence. The latter took the opportunity, in replying, of making a vigorous speech which has caused considerable ...

... President's Plain Speaking. President Cosgrave has told them plainly and definitely that the basis of peace must be that the Treaty shall stand without abrogation, explicit or implied, of any part of it. He points out that there can be no question of ...

... A Soldier Speaks. It is always a proud duty for one soldier to speak of others. I like to think that all over our country there are these memorials to those who carried out their duty,in the Great War. We soldiers count as our gains our losses. Those ...

... TO SPEAK ON WAR GRAVES. Major-General Sir Fabian Ware. K.C.V.0., vice-chairman of the Imperial War Graves Association, announced to pay a return visit Sheffield on November when will speak the Girls’ Secondary Schools, on “War Graves.” Councillor J. G ...

... GIPSY SMITH TO SPEAK For 19 years he has had to serve 5,000 or more people with tea in the open air. Never once during that time has rain interfered with his arrangements. He will not have to bother about the weather now, however, but that will not stop ...

... SPEAKS FRENCH BRILLIANTLY Major-General Heywood is one cfthe most accomplished of the Army’s younger officers. He has not long passed the half-century. A gunner officer, he was on the Intelligence side of General Milne’s staff at Salonica. He is a specialist ...

... DUMB MAN SPEAKS. An ex-soldier named Albert Ives, living at Blyth, Northumberland, who had been dumb since February, 1919, as the result of being gassed in France, recovered his speech while walking along the street with a friend. ...