... Straight Speaking. Sir,—Commend me to the methods adopted by Gipsy Smith. I am not an emotionalist, nor am J one favouring evangelistic services in which play is made on the susceptibilities of .the hearer. Neither am 1 a “parson’s denouncer.” 1 believe ...

... Learning to Speak. 110 became Primitive Methodist local preacher, learned in that best all schools the art moving rustic oratory. these qualifications—a freehold cottage, thorough acquaintance with practical agricultural work, and effective oratorical ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING Hints To Sheffield Rotarians Sheffield Rotary Club members were instructed lu the gentle art of public speaking in very genial ay Coun. Major If. G. \\hittaker. lltoir luncheon the Royal Victoria Hotel. Shemchl. yesterday Major Whittaker ...

... PEER SPEAKS FOR THE DEFENCE ...

... that he was not allowed .speak for himself. Mr Tm over try to speak for liimsoll I'- rule, Mrs. I.erwiU luitt.'.l in lirfore ho had chance to reply for himself r>he sfrurk as beinft very anxious to tell cverythinpr herself, rather tlum leave him to it ...

... WILD SPEAKING. PROTESTANTS DISAGREE OVER THE PROCESSION. In connection with the Catholic procession, Mr. Henry Fowler, the secretary of the Protestant Alliance, states that he entirely dissents from the views of Mr. D. S. Hyslop, the organising secretary ...

... HAUPTMANN SPEAKS Retort BREEZY WELCOME FOR THE BRIDE Wnst- '- a ' .| -^g^. ...

... SPEAKS UP FOR It is Kidney and Bladder Disease, not Work, that Wears out the Strength.* Pains in the Back and Loins, Rheumatism, Urinary Disorders, Dropsy, Gravel, Stone, Neuralgia, are all Caused by Kidney Disease. ME J. MARKHAM, 13, Union Buildings ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. France Accuses England of Taking Germany's Trading. The Paris Intransigeant says that the following to!egrani from its Basle correspondent tends to explain why Mr. Lloyd George keeps doffing his hat, to the Berlin Government: Ltasle ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. The Bishop .of Southwell, whose remarks at the meeting of the Notts Association of the National Union of Teachers were reported in the ” Telegraph on Monday, has supplemented them in the following letter: Mav he permitted to drivr home ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr. Smith, in replying for the Insurance remarked that the wish that this case should last four days was one which probably no one shared with Mr. Kingsland. If the Company succeeded they would entitled to an order for .costs, but, of ...

... THE SAQE SPEAKS. Tariff Reform Oar Only Salvation. APPEAL TO PATRIOTISM. V Foreigner Pays” Fallacy Abandoned. Mr. * prinejp«l !•** » l*rs»-ly «ltenJ>'d given «v w»° Common* lua honour Px.'W- Jouc«. M.l*. Tb« company, wnicb m»rly grntlonicn, mo* influentially ...