... ignorance and lust, The inquisition yet would serve the law, And guillotines decide our least disputes. The few who dare must speak and speak again To right the wrong of many. We must protest against oppression and con- demn The lawlessness of wealth-protecting ...

... Amazing Clothing Profits. Mr. Ben Turner, speaking at Batley Carr on Sunday night, said the profits in the textile trades were perfectly amazing. They were, in fact, outrageously high. It was all right for the investor., but it was not good for the people ...

... TAKE A WIDE VIEW. Lord Askwith's Advice to Operatives. Speaking on Friday night at the annual dinner of the iturnley Chamber of Commerce, Lord Aekwith referred to the forthcoming cotton workers' wages application and said he knew from experience how difficult ...

... ferred from E to B_ Company, i battalion was ready for service he trans n order to go s in terms of out, and Inspector Evans speak: e men up r im. the highest praise for th composed of recruits They were almost entirely Warehouse, and a finer and more from ...

... cleaning the lint and dust from machines where possible, and that the men have charge of this, the women having, generally speaking, little to do with it. ...

... appear. Queen of Hearts (Chadderton).—We welcome you back to our ranks with pleaaure. Your story will be published. Generally speaking, every story ia acknowledged within a week of receipt. A. A. W. H. (Shawl: H. S. (Royton); Beatrice (Oldham); Aske.'em-Whye ...

... with the army g tragic Cattle, tread of the Church Army, White labour is thoroughly « un, Sade by Bast sister. discovery of speak on cy paige cate me from For the year Sources exceeded war, are Lt as eg te CESS ae ...

... boy, who has been i five years, and is safferi: from shell- ock , is now in —— Asylum. be says her ah and one to whom she speaks say they are starving. She doctor that if s ave son home she would feed him his release, and the fat of the land, died in ...

... challenger, it is Jearned, is likely to be Miss Llewellyn Davis, neral secretary of the Women’s Co-operative ild, who will speak for Mr. Biggar next week. The Labour party are expecting to hear to-day from the Countess of Warwick, who has been invited ...

... Speaking with some warmth Mr. Bevin con- tinued: “It is said men won't work overtime and that they have reduced the output. I want you to realise how impossible it is for a man to do hard, gruelling work without giving him the necessary energy in food ...

... not a consideration in . most of the but rather a serious matter to the buyers. Of course, I can but speak in a general N'llse, and yet I can speak in a pentonal seize, knowing many of the concerned in the putettaaes. Expert men go through the mills ...

... “We gamy,” said ready -on the w. Toad. to poly’ the chair & meeting of the Free- dom League, ‘* and Poor thas we are not Speaking ion was she said that those who wanted to be married; while was also bad for the men, who were run mach Although there was ...