... Britons It for us of Sulgrave Atlantic dedicate ourselves to cause fostering friendship and preventing misunderstanding English-speaking peoples” Hie message is signed behalf of Sulgrave Alton B Hon M Mr A Clark B Humphrey Davison and AVE 1920 HOW BRISTOL SAW ...

... of Lord Mayor to help old Bristol on Through another year, with right and duty done. F or fair and honest dealing he will speak the word, Reviving peaceful industry—no more sword A s Chief Magistrate he's in his proper station. Not lacking sympathy ...

... moral and material benefit will accrue. They would, in . other words, and coming down to brass tacks, like the worker to speak of my company instead of the company, without creating a pampered children atmosphere by sharing the profits, don't ...

... opposed publicity, add on the previous day had refused to speak a word to the visiting doctor the belief that lie was reporter. He is not quite rational,” added the deetor, and is very feeble. If you speak him you will upset him ; lie docs not want to see anybody ...

... came from her house, Lut she denied throwing it through a neighbour's window.—Miss Payne daughter of In. Payne, was called to speak to the badly bruised condition of Mrs. Pickering's legs.—The lad Ackering stated his mother said nothing before the assault ...

... instrument entirely in the hands of those who will use it for idle and even evil purposes. There is an awful power in things which speak to the eye. The cinema has, in addition to the pictorial appeal, the added one of movement. It is a fascinating form of en ...

... lower animals what we call instinct is very largely due to simple reflex actions, some impulse leads to some action, and, speaking generally, they act on the impulse of the moment. In man, instincts are controlled or may be controlled much more thoroughly ...

... management and there was individual employment both largely upon the lines of least re sistance. These lines were, gene rally speaking, those of single-piece iwoduotion, l>y means of runs in town and tours in tho country. The town plan meant speculation, nd ...

... cent, extra for twice nightly, or fares to join, or even payment for rehearsal? When twice nightly be came the fashion (I am speaking of this last time, not, as I am given to understand, as it was sixty years ago) some of our preeont-day man agers paid 25 ...

... FOX WELL. 268, Lythain Rd.. Blackpool. TT| riANTED, VV Wanted, Wanted, YOUNG REFINED ACTRESS, to play small but important speaking part in revue. Long tour. Photo, full pars., and salary required. JACKSON OWEN. VICTORIA THEATRE, WALTHAMSTOW. ?1) ANTED ...

... JANUARY 1. ISM THE NEW HILL SE/ORE it not time that we altered fur the better the popular phraseology which speaks of December 3.1 as marking the chase of a decrepit Old Year. Why should we visualise December itself as the year in it. dotage, and associate ...

... on a contributory basis, to extended to practically the whole employed population between the ages of 16 and To—broadly speaking, all who are included in the State scheme health insurance. The number estimated at about 11,750,000 persons. The annual ...