... EMPLOYER TO SPEAK To-day • disensaion on The Deonomico of the Mtnimom Wage will be opened by Mr. William Graham, M.P.. Finenoi•l Secretary to the Treasury. while Trade Boards are to ba dismissed l John Beard. president of the Workers' Union. and J ...

... LIGHT THAT SPEAKS Another romantic development demonstrated daily the Photophonean apparatus invented by Mr. A. O. Rankine, by which speech can be rendered audible from a distance by means light. By the aid of this invention speeches made in other buildings ...

... FILMS THAT SPEAK. WE feel that the cinematograph world should be very careful of rushing too quickly to adopt this latest achievement of the scientist, the speaking film. At first thought it would seem to have many attractions, but second thoughts suggest ...

... UNABLE TO SPEAK. A cigar stump fell from the lips of Mr. Churchill, whose face was now deathly pale. He seenicii,l, dazed. Tears filled his wife s eyes, and, with a handkerchief to her cheek, she urged her husband to demand a recount. Leading supporters ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING TO MINERS' LEADERS T.U.C. Demand That Every Peace Avenue Be Explored SOLID MINERS' VOTE Can a coal stoppage be averted before May 1, when the Government subsidy ends? A grave decision was taken yesterday by the Miners' Executive, which ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING The* League issuing Home Study Course and any worker-student may save time and money and absolutely certain of expressing his ideas if he will assimilate the scheme; also the studies and exercises in memorising, mnemonic alphabet, substitution ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING The Li-ague is issuing Home Study Course and any worker-student may eave tame and money and absolutely certain of expressing his ideas if will assimilate the scheme; also studies and exercises in memorising, mnemonic alphabet, substitution ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING. ;MR. CHURCHILL has been deploring the low standard of public speaking in Britain. That standard certainly is not high: It is distinctly lower than in France, Italy, Spain and many other continental countries, not to mention the United ...

... SPEAKING PERSONALLY E. E. SHAUER, general manager of the foreign department of Paramount, arrived in London at the week-end. While in London he will confer with J. C. Graham, managing director of Famous-Lasky. E. GORDON CRAIG, managing director of New ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING Eventually the minera were aent (or, and he put the situation in unmistakable terms Mr. Hann, general manager. Later, Mr. Hann gave the mediators assurance that matters shoula have his personal attention if the miners resumed work. The ...

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... Speaking Personally D. Rose, for some time past at W. and F.'s Newcastle branch, has become manager of Warners' Glasgow branch, where he commenced duties on Monday. Mr. Rose has had a wide experience on the renting side. For several 'rears before coming ...