... Actions Speak Louder— T.et put all our energies into oppo-in, tendencies which dislike, impliriii? rather than explicitly, live for » believe in, rather than make scenes It we believe in wide interests instance, we can widen the interests Kimproving the ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING AT CHURCH CONGRESS. ‘BACKBITING' AND 'JEALOUSY.' When the Church Congress resumed its de’iberations at Oxford, to-day. the questions were discussed of youth asks from the Church.” and What the Church offers to youth. Young students of ...

... PRIME MINISTER TO SPEAK. Mr. B. Law, the Commons, this afternoon, said it •was intended that the Prime Minister would open the debate on the motion for adjournment on Thursday. ...

... PEYROUTON SPEAKS FOR PETAIN rpHE trial of Marshal Pi.illippe Retain, 89-year-okl former Vichy bhief of State, which is costing the French State £l.OOO a day, entered its 14th day to-day. The trial has taken a new turn with production by thf prosecution ...

... SHK HAD TO SPEAK A n«wlT-inarried couple once hit upon the idea protending to 1 ...

... SPEAKING HIS MIND. Yet.” Mr Chamberlain proceeded. there exists even to this day barrier which it seems almost impossible to remove. This has been artificially raised between two of kindred origin who have many similar characteristics, and ought to be ...

... ti _ THE FOLLOWING SPEAKS EDUCATION. lur MR. G. Gaunt, aster, Falwood School; Private Tutor. Typewriti , g machines provided.-5, Addison-rd. m J. SEBASTIAN GREENWOOD, A.R.C.0., Lesvions on Organ, Pianoforte, Singing, Theory of Music. Pupils Prepared for ...

... aftei all. With a bullet in his body, he went to the Auditorium to speak, refusing to permit doctors to examine his wound. He began to speak at 8 20 p.m., and at 9 10 was still speaking, though weak from loss of blood. Subsequently he had to stop. Doctors ...

... UNABLE TO SPEAK ENGLISH FRENCH LABOFT. OFFTC't AT.’S ACCRINGTON Yf. L*p*n i. -s-Ttepoty Mayor iiTiJ vir.-pr&iid-nc cf *3 councit * ■ Prud-• liommes.' was. however, the Trade Organisation Tourcoing that ne was sent that ntasicn to East Lancashire few days ...

... PREMIER SPEAKS OUT. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman mu! it * acareoly justifiable for Mr. »!?«'■ chiefly pncponeible for sandlinp the .ti Conrention. to taunt the Gorcrnircnt aith throwing: orer international oblijratiou hr* neither fair dealing uor clever ...

... PREMIER TO SPEAK IN MANCHESTER r. In connection with the autumn Ministerial campaign a meeting is being arranged on her 2nd in Manche ter. to be addressed by the Prime Minister. Mr. Stanley Baldwin. M.P. Mr. Hay Halkea, the London magistrate, is recovering ...

... ASSAILANTS REFUSE TO SPEAK. PARTS. Friday, Taferrogated. to-dav, the examining magis- M. Vonre’io?’ assailants refused to disclose motives the crime, and declared they leave their case undefended.—Reuter. ALLIES' ASSISTANCE TOR TURKISH DEVSLO?IVIE V T ...