... sing-song. Let us speak great choruses in unison. Far be it from me to bring back the old class recitation, and I do not think school is the place for choral speaking—but it is a wonderful experience for men and women to speak great poetry, such as ...

... CUPID SPEAKING! The average working-life of a telephone operator is five years, said Mr. W. Pugh, Postmaster-Surveyor of Bristol, at a private view of Beth's new automatic telephone exchange. Practically the whole of the telephone staff leave. to ...

... liked for what you say. Plain speaking. like plain puddings, is something t.-• admire a wry lone way off. Despite ao,ademic verbosity we all like jam on it. You will notice that moat people who pit+ themselves on speaking their mind have no mind that ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr. Asquith smote hard WM night. but he was well within the limits of reason and moderation. No responsible public man occupying an! position of political independen.lT could possibly say lees. The events the pest week or two will surely ...

... WOBBLY SPEAKING. 1)E. JOWETT ON RECENT UTTER, A.NCE4 AT CIFURCII CONGRESS. Preaching at Westminster Chapel yeeterday Dr. Jarrett declared that week of the recent thinking in public afiains had had no background cf luminous principle. Out reasoning had ...

... THE CHAIRMAN SPEAKS. The Chairman said it appeared to him to be a business proposition, and as should he discussed on business liner. The road war costing them fI,IM a year, winch was a big sum. The Ministry had allocated so much money as a grant, and ...

... SPEAK UP! It is reported that special improvements have been designed in the Law Courts to ease the problem of inaudibility. New sounding - boards over witnessboxes, elaborate lines of overhead wires and the filling up of alcoves and arches are all intended ...

... Would Not Speak, Continuing, witness said Watkins insisted upon going through a field between St. Mary's-lane and church-road. Oldswintord, on the way to her home. They stood by a wall, but he would not speak. 1 tried to ge t him to go home, continued ...

... NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS. Mrs. Annie Eld, 1, East Street, was summonori by her neiggbour, Mrs. Moran, for breaking a window and doing damage to the extent of 3A. I didn't do it, said defendant, when the allegations were road out. Mr. Masser, who represented ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Even as she said the cords, the sciousnees forced itself upon her that they were useless and absurd. She hail only herself to thank for having allowed the inan\to become on familiar terms with bet. She had deliberately stepped down tram ...

... SPEAKING IN PUBLIC. Those whe have suffered, as most of us have at one time or another, from public speakers, will welcome the counsel which the Rev. Leyton Richards gave in his Rotary Club address yesterday. It can be summed up in three things—Have something ...

... WARNER SPEAKS. DECLARES THAT THERE IS TOO MUCH PROFESSIONALISM. Speaking at Stratford-cat-Anon, Mr. l'lum Warner haid that one reason we had a &era, •it really fast bowlers at the prreent time wise heeauae county matehee began on 1 May and continued ...