... SPEAKING TO A SHIP AT SEA. YOUNG INVENTOR'S ACCOMPLISHMENT. NEW WIRELESS WONDER. DIRECT REVERSAL OF OLD PRINCIPLES. SIUP-TO-SllOltE telephony has been accomplished by an entirely new wireless development, patented by Ir. D. B. S. Shannon, Sutton Goldfield ...

... RIMONIALLY SPEAKING. MA IF By Hugh McKay. My wile spends her days at parties. I like to see her having a good time and enjoying hersell. Fun's lun and all that, but my socks need darning. Shell say, Why, Hughyour shirts are getting absolutely disgracelul ...

... TO SPEAK AT LEEDS. PREMIER'S PLANS FOR SATURDAY. Mr. Lloyd George's visit Leeds on Saturday is to he a lizhchtng affair. He will leave London on Friday evening and return to town on Saturday evening. On Saturday morning there will be a gathering of delegates ...

... The Speaking Kinema. Does anyone want a talkinz 'cinema' The question is raised by the slender prospects rather seneationally proclaimed of an American invention to unite the voice and the film. At present many people, in America, at least, go to the ...

... THE SPEAKING OF ENGLISH. It is to be feared that Sir Mark Hunter, in advocating the adoption of educated London English as the standard pronunciation, has revived one of those controversies to which there can be no end. Nobody can give us a satisfactory ...

... Speak Up. In Love Among the Paint Pots, Mr. Owen Nares is credited with the possession of a pink tea personality, whatever that may be. The new Comedy pmduction is described as a story of family secrets told so secretly that to those in the far recesses ...

... THE NORTH SPEAKS. Sir; Haying read Mr. H. Bats. ford's letter I quite agree with what he says about the London and North-Eastern Railway. A pre-war week-end from Darlington to •Neweastle was 3s. 3d., it is now es. ed.; return ordinary fare :*.s. 61. now ...

... Speak. never likes to make too much of mete es urea in cricket, because the cir-6611111ances surrounding any performance mean so much; hut our great hatsmen bowlers of the moment stand out most prominently Holmes and to date have aggregates of 9fa6 and ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING, Sir,—A correspondent recently discouraged the idea of training in the art of public speaking. I think such a Fuegestion is greatly to be deplored. Everyone should be taught to stand before an audience and give expression to his thoughts ...

... UNABLE TO SPEAK. Mr. Raymond John Smith, manager of the hotel, said Rushton and the woman looked as if they had just been married. Describing how he found the couple shot. be said the woman tried to tell him something. but could not speak. A policeman ...

... IMONIALLY SPEAKING. By Hugh McKay. My wife can't keep out of shops. nitre's something about a shop window that draws her like a magnet. She nerer means to go in, but she just can't keep out. And then, m the evening, she tells me what she saw— • the sort ...

... KAMENEFF SPEAKS. HIS ACCUSATIONS AGAINST MR. LL. GEORGE. ENGINEERING AN ELECTION. Christiania, Tuesday (received to-day). NVhen a representative of the Tiden. Tegn to-day attempted to interview M. Kameneff, the only answer h.: could extract was ...