... MUSSOLINI SPEAKS OUT. Protocol a Magnificent Instrument For Unchaining War.” Signor Mussolini, speaking in the Chamber yesterday, said (according to Reuter from Rome) that the Protocol had had a third-class funeral at Geneva. Continuing his remarks, he ...

... VERSE-SPEAKING CHOIRS Sir, read w*ith interest the account of the Firth Park Secondary School concert which appeared in your columns on Wednesday, but I was amazed that a person of Mr. MacMillan’s standing should claim his to be the first versespeaking ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING AT SPA. The members of the German Government who are negotiating at Spa appeared to be more disconcerted than ambodv else by the truculent outburst of Herr yHugo Stinnes, the great commercial magnate. They were prompt to repudiate him, ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING AT WAKEFIELD SESSIONS. George Alfred Goddard (36), bookmakers’ clerk, was indicted the West Riding Sessions Wakefield, yesterday, for being in possession of stolen property, of tho value of £5O, Swinton on February Bth. A house at Swinton ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING TO CORK. Major-General Strickland has addressed a letter to tire Deputy Mayor of Cork regarding the wish for the removal of martial law, and states that the present state of affairs in Cork cannot be allowed to continue. He will be compelled ...

... Cambridge Speaks to Harvard. Saturday also marked the inauguration of the extension of the transatlantic telephone service to British provinces and the American States, and the service which opened at 1.30 p.m. (Greenwich time) was availed of by a large ...

... BRITAIN SPEAKS OUT. Firm Opposition To Separatist Rhineland States. NEW GERMAN CRISIS. The British Ambassadors in Paris and Brussels last night pre seated identical Notes to the French and Belgian Foreign Offices respec= lively. The first drew attention ...

... President's Plain Speaking. President Cosgrave has told them plainly and definitely that the basis of peace must be that the Treaty shall stand without abrogation, explicit or implied, of any part of it. He points out that there can be no question of ...

... Too Exhausted Speak. Richard Cowling, of Whirlow bodge, Sheffield, Sir Charles Clifford's valet, said that when they saw the men SHone asked him to round to the Toad’s Mouth to cut them oft'. did so, but on hearing the report of a gun he went to the spot ...

... TO SPEAK ON WAR GRAVES. Major-General Sir Fabian Ware. K.C.V.0., vice-chairman of the Imperial War Graves Association, announced to pay a return visit Sheffield on November when will speak the Girls’ Secondary Schools, on “War Graves.” Councillor J. G ...

... A Soldier Speaks. It is always a proud duty for one soldier to speak of others. I like to think that all over our country there are these memorials to those who carried out their duty,in the Great War. We soldiers count as our gains our losses. Those ...

... DUMB MAN SPEAKS. An ex-soldier named Albert Ives, living at Blyth, Northumberland, who had been dumb since February, 1919, as the result of being gassed in France, recovered his speech while walking along the street with a friend. ...