... FIGURES SPEAK Without exception, every one of the numerous big banking houses in America now makes a feature of foreign banking transactions. By way of illustration, the experience of the Equitable Trust Co., of New York, may be cited. In 1914 the Equitable ...

... Speaks for Itself. Councillor Hawnt, speaking at an open air meeting in Victoria Street, in support Mrs. Tebbutt. the Labour candidate for Broomhall, said the record of his Party for the past year spok© for itself. Last year the Labour candidates promised ...

... that he was not allowed .speak for himself. Mr Tm over try to speak for liimsoll I'- rule, Mrs. I.erwiU luitt.'.l in lirfore ho had chance to reply for himself r>he sfrurk as beinft very anxious to tell cverythinpr herself, rather tlum leave him to it ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. France Accuses England of Taking Germany's Trading. The Paris Intransigeant says that the following to!egrani from its Basle correspondent tends to explain why Mr. Lloyd George keeps doffing his hat, to the Berlin Government: Ltasle ...

... UJDENDORFF SPEAKS. AGAINST AIMS OP FRANCE. Vienna, Wednesday. 'tuemlorff, interviewed the Allge»neJoe Zeitung, rocomhunt act the Germans and •jjfiane *gaimst the * Ik* Present aim of the * ,ui lo Engl and the Coneat ami (a. checkmate after co«u»t. myh ...

... SPEAKING POETRY. shkitteld and tixiINEFFABLE SOMETHING.” “The ineffable something” which poetry is akin to Elinor Glyu s “It” personality, was referred to night bv the adjudicators in a Poetry Society speaking examination held at the homo Miss Lilias ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING Chelmsford recalled how. yeara ago, when the principles of sound education had been grasped only few enlightened people, Mr. Thomas Hurt said; I’M neat ion has been advocated from every possible point of view. It has been said that education ...

... SPEAK-EASY.” Mr. Enright, who is striving to oust Mr. Walker from the Mayoralty of New York, has just announced that the “speakeasies,” night-clubs, and bootleggers of the city pay 25 per cent, of their takings—a year for protection. Their takings, therefore ...

... LUDENDORFF SPEAKS. AGREEMENT WITH HITTLER’S VIEWS. Munich, Monday. “ J agree with Herr Hittler absolutely regarding the regeneration of the Fatherland,” General Lndendorff told me this evening. The step must be the union of all the truly Germanic elements ...

... Premier to Speak. Mr. Bottomley, however, has given notice that will move amendment to Mr Lambert's’ motion to the effect that expenditure fixed at a thousand millions, apportioning that sum to different departments with an intimation that except in the ...

... “SPEAK UP! tell that you. ladies arc contra* to the Bar, If yon do, yon mu-t leant to speak up; other*ieo you will good- The lady who drew these remark* from Mr. H. F. Dickens, the Common Serjeant, at the Old Bailey, was suffering from a very old and ...

... Plain Speaking. have not read anything quite brutally frank for a long time “Turbott Wolfe,’’ by William Plomer (Hogarth Presa, 7s. 6d.),_ story of African life written from familiar angle, but with a callousness and disregard for the niceties of refinement ...