... SPEAK TO THE EARTH. Within th® lasi 12 month* great progress ha* beCii echioved at lh« Europaan vrorka in Cork of Henry Ford and Son, both regards construction buildings and output tractors and motor-cars. Large shipments of the tractors aro leaving Cork ...

... COULD NOT SPEAK. Miss Simpers, in evidence. said that when she was left after the accident she could not speak. She worked five days a week and had a turnover of £lO or El 2. and she made E 2 a weec profit. Questioned by Mr. Noel S. Culldie. R.C.. for ...

... SPEAK lAllv. Liverpool won 2-0. and Hodgson got both after missing a bagful. And the game era. saved in s.,me respect.* by the way JOI k Evart kept the wee crowd engaged with his frantic dives and catches, with his massive cap, which sits uneasy on his ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. He a'so requested the party to move an amendment reducing the vote. This proposal, which was something rather defiant about it. came before to-day's party meeting, at which it was evident there was Still acute difference of opinion, despite ...

... WILL. SPEAK ON THE TOWN HALL SQUARE at 730 pm, ...

... SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. It weighs every egg with the loving care of • proud hen, grades them, and the Parson's egg has a compartment all to itself. There is a revolving table which has eight spoons and the operator sits at the head. He puts an egg in ...

... WILL: SPEAK ON THE TOWN HALL SQUARE at 730 pm, fRIDAY NEXT, JULY 16, 1926, Chairman: Councillor ©. H, BRYNING, J.P. ...

... Sikes Speaking. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Southend, Thursday. 1 am the man who burgled your hou3e. A man . telephoned to Southend's . Deputy Mayor (Alderman H. A. Dowsett) and said he was the man who, on November 4, burgled his house. The supposed ...

... FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING. Ilere is letter l•r,ud ~turd• idler a leo , übsers tin he published ,uunti of the 1.,(11..11 Fnothall ...

... CANADA SPEAKS TO VALES. MINISTER TELEPHONES HIS Fr.. Oar Ow* CARDIFF. Thursday. Mr. Jibes the Canadian Minister of Trade ■nd Commerre, sitting at his desk in Ottawa. spoke to Cellist!, to-day, and to the people of Wales rely. brittiug Canada's Day at ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING. A little slang does not worry me overmuch, but I do object to the use of foul language. I wish to protest against certain market salesmen, who apparently can curse and swear as much as they wish whilst trying to dispose of their goods ...

... EYES SPEAK « The form and size of the eyes,” Bays a¥ oculist, “are unerring indications of cha~ racter. Oblique €y®s show craftiness. A full, round pupil denotes fickleness and passion. Very large cyes in a very smal* face are often a sign of latent ...