... underpaid woman. —DOMESTIC Servant 11. vers axd Coal Rationing. Again the miner is made the butt public opinion. It appears chat people like Lover Fair Play '* have idea that tlto miner> heart is just about black his face Does she that in Notts., even, at ...

... striking. For example the Patent and Act 1907 which required patents in this country to worked thus employing British labour was the result of a suggestion made by the of Commerce, while the Registration of Business Names Act, of 1916, introduced their behalf ...

... give % more sati-factory remit than referendum of the peoples. The German Courland frontiers could settled between the two peopes, i.e ♦he Polish solution should left the Poliah people. Tho representation of Courland was still insufficient. In the other ...

... rich man's was rot filled at the expense the poor man's cupboard. The of the new Act., passed for punishing the profiteer, would, feared, have to extended some gluttonous people who, deception and fraud, had secured more than ♦bet** share coupons. hoped that ...

... told that was in awkward posit.ot . did not know how act. The present p«.«» . intolerable, a.- he, Mr. Harcourt, t-ook ' •ur tHtinto consideration, but on tin ether J he was uncertain whether to Act according to ir.. Therefore it was opportune! vo clear ...

... Are these ecclesiastics (asks the Marvinq Post) fulfilling instructions sent by the Vatican?. Or are they in this matter acting on their own discretion, and, if.so, 1 what is the the Vatican towards them? These questions which must sooner or later answered ...

... of Dutch'Soriafcts was Revolution without anarchy/* condemned Bolsheviks in Ruwaa, and declared that th of Holland would act calmly but drastically. . The Government to take the idrongest possible measures against the revolution which Tioclstra wants ...

... There was i, . stain oil our record, and when the war was over he did not want to pursue » policy of vrirjeuiice. »■ should act now so tiiat if anyone the future should be tempted to imii.iie liermany, they would know what was awaiting them. Ih investigation ...

... not yet known whether Count Cr.ernin's move was made with the connivance and foreknowierge the German Government, or whether acted independently. BITTER GERMAN COMMENTS. MORE TALK OF WAR CHIEFS' RESIGNATIONS. bringing no apparent rehi change ill essentials ...

... outbreak only occurred early this week. It. passed rapidly along the valley, and yesterday it was estimated that a thousand people are suffering frrwn it m Bacup, and some five hundred in Rawtenstall and Waterfoot. Ati Bacup several schools are closed, ...

... inadequate food and sleeping ac commodation in troopships returning Australia. Mr. Watt, the Acting-Prime Minister, state* that had made the most emphatic representations the subject to Mr. Hughes, —itemer. DEAHER BOOTS. The secretary of the London Boot and ...

... SATURDAY AT 2. In OOTJjunutKiTi jrit-h MAODOHALD and YOUSG, ALFRED BUTT Presents and Mr. V. ESMOND tile New ri>h Comedv, Pour Acts, JULVANN. NEXT WEEK : Return Visit DA Y LtOS. 6.15. THE 8.30. ALBERT DE London SMILE !' * Cast includes TOMMY MOSTOL. ...