... vot4-e of thanks to Mr Stead. He referred to lfi] I tedifferent views held on old-age pensions, and In Bdthought that Mr Charles Booth was the one mancl cre- who had a, right to speak with authority On' thisI lit igh subject. It was a great pity to make ...

... related ini connection with a case which came before the Liverpool Stipendiary IMagistrate yesterday. A young man named Charles Booth had surren- dared himself as a deserter from the army, and was ordered to await an escort from his regi- ment. Booth enlisted ...

... State pensions was 1 a i to find the money to provide themn, but if money . could be fonud he thought the scheme of Mr Charles Booth was the logical and just one. He was afraid that in the present state of public ir finance there was precious little chance ...