... SPEAK ON Jesus and Revolution SUNDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, ¢ At 3 o'clock AT THE Ewin Road Brotherhoed. ...

... FIGURES THAT SPEAK There are some of these fig urea that moat obviously be amended, said Lioyd George in the House Commons on Monday evening. '• # face them, they seem indefensible. Mr. Lloyd George was referring the wages which the mine-owners have ...

... THE SPEAKER SPEAKS. In his own speech—the first he bad delivered for a quarter of a century, as he put it, placing a narrow interpretation, for once, on the letter of the rule—Mr. Lowther displayed his characteristic qualities of restraint, pleasant wit ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING. Working-Women Who Are Attending Classes. Lancashire working women have found new incentive for reading the newspapers intelligent ly. eeveral towns in t“e County Palatine classes are being held train working women as political speakers ...

... SPEAKING OF MUSIC Reminds me that there is method in the madness which causes exhibitors to greatly augment their orchestras and boom them higher than their highest picture. I feel somehow that it is in a sense camouflage. Just fancy seeing the same old ...

... STRAIGHT SPEAKING. Among the other leaders there is little difference of view on the merits of the miners' objections to the proposed' new wages. Di3agreernant centres around the question of tne expediency of taking part in the conflict unuer tne existing ...

... ADE TO SPEAK. o Pretend to Criminals fe m7 Criminals who by actin; “ dumb,” to escape the penalt of t heir guilt, will have a chance in future. ecording to the March bulletin of the National Anesthesia Research Society, the man who shams dumb can be detected ...

... AUNT JANE SPEAKS, My Dear Matilda, So your little Marjorie is all the boys and girls, thinking of trying her wings and flying away to a nest of her own. It seems only yesterday that she was a bonny fat babe, and here she is falling in and talking of getting ...

... Dockers Leader Speaks. nan lot at tat - 0 ,o 1 M. .1..1..es (Doclows' it was ridiculous for anyone Lu 41, about the betrayal of the nutters. o'cl,wk on Friday they were quite , r•ititrwi t o go t ot with the strike. hut. .4r the Col-eminent hail *emoted ...

... Mrs. Shenstune Speaks. Black Sally had enjoyed her rest, and was prepared to go at a merry pace home. and l'aul, anxious to see Margaret, gave her her head. He bad decided to call at home, then go to the Hall. There was no definite reason fur his taking ...

... DEAD WHO SPEAK. Ro far as medical jurisprudence is concerned, declares a Medical-Jurist in the Daily Mail, it is quite untrue to say that dead men WM no tales. When a person is found dead the post- ' tion or attitude of the, body may often throw • ...

... ease Plain Speaking. I At the 11 at the nonferen,e, whicl6 was ounducted in risen', our represeniative interviewed a number of teacher.. OlMt schoin Meted that there plain speakin4 durtrig dm proceedings. 'Da full rcepoitsibility I of Edueatiou Corninittir ...