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... attempt was mate to - and or te coal the vessel. It is also unde teed that she was refused at ! THE CAUSE OF Tr HIGH COST oF Speaking at the Boyril Australian Meeting. r George con Johiston, re ferring to the high cost « ving, suid that before the War, to ...
... British Army said good-bye the A handfal of tme with the Od Y khaki women wil! «tall be seen at certain little technically speak- iohs tw the corps will qease to axist. To a chosen few of Queen Mary’ 's Women’s Army the task of tending lov has been the ...
... disappointed. The expected return the demobilised soldier did not bring him within their influence they expended, and, generally speaking, they shared in toe and four wi*h y ecl into the future. Nor did the new Parliament bring and hope. Every measure was orn ...
... 1920 Conro y .Couch, FOR NEW.YEAR.PRESENT Watchmaker and Jeweller, Inspect our Windows.- 128, Union Street, TORQUAY. They speak for themselve; J. ...
... 1918. With further great fortunes in sight, American Capitalism has started a bloody war on every organisation that dares to speak on behalf of the workers —Anarchist, 1.W.W., Communist Party or Trade Union. Even the American 'ederation of Labour, whose ...
... who have been deported from the United States America, and are sailing for European ports the Buford. Like many ferocious-speaking* rewiutionaries, she has, the Star says, much personal charm, and many enthusiastic associates, who think they can tarn tJi« ...
... by virtue of his personality office, is the right man to give the Trade a very strong lead in this respect. Conversely, speaking as Newbould again, I sh ould make a bold bid to get British films fully recognised on British screens. That would enormously ...
... Gerald du Maurier will play the leading part, and will be supported by a specially selected company. Mr. Higham's Wish. Speaking generally of the Trade and of the Alliance plans, Mr. Highani deprecated the attitude taken by some members of the 1 rade ...
... Committee are very doubtful whether it could, be made aelf-aupporting. - But the Committee look beyond what may be termed, when speaking of air transport, local services.. They believe that an inter continental service betiyeert Europe and India could be run ...
... Know you - coward! she whi-pered Carter dropped Kackward his arms hanging He watched silence as though waiting for her to speak again She spoke with that was belied bv the quiver of her Do vou think that meant what Mid jut now she said Do think that ...
... mak e of himself, too, if he could.—Haz- T-here is better itjiing than the great man who is always speaking, and that is, the great man who- only speaks when has a great word to say.—William Winter. Ihe greatest obstacle to being heroic is the doubt whether ...
... his movements. This was a letter written by another school-fellow, on December 30th, from Steeple Langford, .'Salisbury, who speaks of seeing Brian “wandering round” at Bristol on Dec. 19th, and of their taking lunch together. The following description the ...