... SOCIALIST POLICY MR. T. KENNEDY'S SPEECH AT NUNEATON VIEWS ON WORLD CONFERENCE The Right Hon. Tom Kennedy, P.C., Junior Lord of the Treaaury and Chief Whip to the late Labour Oovernment, was the chief speaker at a oonferenoe held at the Co operative Ball ...

... NUNEATON SOCIALISTS lAt the stetting meeting. orer whi,h Mr.' rflarry presidsd, a Trading w ,, , a1 lakes Onr Old Nobility. sad the HiAory of the MannerA arbily - -Lbe line. The fvoily acres ia seven oißsesett • rent el per •.,.-ers was stsated Earl ...

... Socialist Chivalry. That the spirit of chivalry is n dead in the Socialist ranks has just been shown by a little incident which took place at the Inte-- national Labour Conference b t Geneva (writes a Daily Teegraph correspondent). It is the custom ...

... was convinced that England, as a whole, was not Socialistic to-day, and that there were a great many people who voted for the Socialist Party at the last election because they thought that the Socialists would find a cure tor unemployment. Those people ...

... SOCIALISTS' RECORD! Speaking at a members' supper at the Coton Conservative Club, on ‘Vednesday evening, Mr. North said it was just about it months ago that the Socialists iaine tato power, and the people of the country were • asking themselves what the ...

... TOA) SOCIALISTIC! 111- ••111 %tido. •.11,iii.• fhn St:neaten (\l:m.l - A to E. H a elating Isory ••%;••I WI , I • elby I Is jr.% an., the (lorernment io ore: and toll( .t;re:y onn the pro+ktion Lad de,itiihatiou tow:riot* rot thr station. kw hria::ing ...

... THE SOCIALIST PARTY The Socialist Party was the real party 'they had to fight end their policy of nat.onalising everything was a thoroughly dangerous one. The country had bees bruualit to it present state of pro.perity by gradual reform instead of trying ...

... THE SOCIALIST DEBATE. Let us hope that the people of this country will give more than ordinary heed to the San*list debate in the House of ‘flourmorrt. Mr. rilridip Snowden's motion was rejected by an overwhelming majority which is quite eatiafaotory ...

... THE SOCIALISTS' POLICY. The Socialists said that they ought to do away with capitaliata, bat he said, Give us more. They talked of idle rich, but they forgot that if a man was idle his money was not. It lack of money that was holding back industry. ...

... Socialist Comedy. LONDON ORATOR HOIST WITH HIS OWN PETARD. An amusing story of a Socialist hoist with own petard is told by an East End correspondent. Among the leading lights of the ••graball party is a member who combines oratory with the running of ...

... THE SOCIALIST DAILY In any development of s ,, eialist movement the thing certain to happen is a quarrel among the comrades with plenty of had feeling and recriminations. Socialists have eager lately to establish a daily paper in this country in order ...

... SOCIALIST FALLACIES Mr. Baldwin addressed a Unionist me,t-ing numbering about thret. hundred in th. Usher Hall, Edinburgh on Monday. ing the day as Lord Hector he was sent at an informal luncheon at Edinburgh University- and visited the universit . ‘ ...