... in the ranks of the Labour Part; who did not differ in wisdom, aims, end or desires from those he had sketched—it was the Socialists wlio demanded a different strue ture of societ: and had different aims and objects. In of the so-called Labour Party were ...

... SOCIALISTS and FOREIGN POLICY K T W Q UEST on Peace,* the work of a group of writers who call themselves Vigilantes in the New Statesman, is I take it the case against the Government's foreign policy which will be made on platforms by the leaders ...

... SOCIALISTS BIJDA-PEErTH, Pridsy, The great Socialist demonstrstion before Ow Parliament House took place to-day without arty disturbance of public order. The crowds were not excited by any display of foroe on the part of the polio*, and the troops were ...

... Socialists Secretary devoted to the Pah% Conference he had but two ing at rather more than a moderately enthusiastic cheers from his own side of the House. quarter of a million. One was for his insistence that _ Somebody should now ask Mr. the port of ...

... The Socialists of Smethwick and West Birmingham celebrated May Day by a stc- cessful demonstration at the Blue Gates, Smethwick, resterday morning. 4 resolution, spoker to by Messrs. VW. Smith, W. Milner, and F. W. Latham. urging upon the Government to ...

... SOCIALIST SOFTIES AND FATHEADS. Churchill Lashes Out. MOSCOW ASSASSINS.' From the Underworld of Europe and America. Ml. WINSTON CHURCHILL make a slashing attack ou Socialism and Communism whet► addressing a closely guarded meeting ut Battersea lust ...

... SOCIALIST PIQUANT GLIMPSES OF FAMOUS PEOPLE.. • Her Friendship with King Edward & Queen Alexandra's Request. COUNTESS'S ...

... Socialist CanUtp -by M. . WHEN the Press criticises the Socialists, they blame the Tories, said Mr. Hush Conservative M.P. for Stone (staffordshire). in a speech at Swansea last night. Doubtless when they are thrown out of office they will blame the ...

... SOCIALIST!. ro vas almost as ma. MIDLAND Dan., Sir.—ln the silty season one oarects such things as the loPer of your eorresrondent Wert Ham. It is the result of a too liberal dint of the scare headlines of the yell-oh! PISMO: end perhaps its writ- ...

... NOT SOCIALISTS. DR. MACNAMARA ON THE CREED OF THE WORKING MAN. Dr. Macnamara, speaking at Margate last evening, said he was nut so much surprised that Labour did so well at the la--t election as he was that it did not do better. Why didn't it do better ...

... Socialists. '°-- • [To Tan GOMM or TEE GAZETTE Terris. Sir,—What an object lesson does the Socialist Conference at Stuttgart convey! The Socialists prate of no self-iMstest, of idealism and a common cause. Yet we see in practice this is all a myth; ...

... IS IT SOCIALISTIC ? TAXATION OF LAND VALUES IN PARLIAMENT. ...