... impossible. The • fact that the American employer welcomes ■ the British artisan above any other for his skill and reliability speaks for itself, .Most of the report regarding the States - applies equally to Canada, The signatories are William W. Mackenzie ...

... conformists to mind their own business.'* F. A. JONES. Lydford, Weston-super-Mare. SOCIALISTS. Sir,—On H. J. Gillespie rising to speak, at the meeting the Economic League the V.M.C.A.. he was greeted with cries (Traitor, Judas lscariot, and other epithets ...

... giving to those who called at their doors sent the cases to be dealt with by the Civic League, they would doing greater good. Speaking from experience, having as clergyman seen the results, he commended the work done by the Benevolent Institution. The more ...

... 0 Impressionist (Mr James White) O'Sullivan 9 0 Monarchy (Mr W Wilmot) Gwilt 0 Royal Air Force fLt-Col M Wingfleld) Pope 0 Speak (Mr C E Wylam) Braime 0 Forbra (Mr H Glover) Braime 8 11 Hug (Sir Abe Bailey) Day 8 11 Puzzle (Sir Abe Bailey) Day 8 11 Welfare ...

... Labour Could Do, Mr J. R. Clynes, M.P., speaking on what Labour could do to help employers to develop efficiency in industry, contended that much of the trouble in industry had been due to employers, generally speaking, never agreeing to improve rates of ...

... difficul-, ties, and it was necessary that the fence of public opinion should be reconstructed and maintained. Mrs Young speaking on *' The Work of the Association said 2.574 cases were assisted last year. The Society was able to point out the facilities ...

... should there be efficient reflector on every cycle, but the mud-guards should carry a white splash of paint. Col. Horlick, speaking of the dangers the road at night, said motorists could always see girl wearing a short skirt and flesh-tinted stockings cycling ...

... Dugdale. A letter was read from A. C. Bateman (former headmaster), expressing regret at his inability to be present, and speaking with high praise of Miss Hudson's work. The Director of Education (Dr. Ludford Freeman), who made the presentation, said ...

... and children are often very niggardly in their expressions love and admiration, and exceptionally lavish with their plain speaking, if not haTsh v unlooked-for compliment gladdens in a surprising manner. One thelTrst things a girl has to learn when she ...

... provided for. Blind Children. The provision made for totally blind children to attend certified special schools is, generally speaking, complete, stated Lord Percy in the House of Commons. These children attend school from five to sixteen years of age. But ...

... the Pei-ho forts is recorded, incident which has ever since happily affected the relations between the two great English-speaking nations. The English ships had suffered sadly. tiring wag still very hot on both sides, hen up the river came double-banked ...

... Thomas, who in private life was Mrs. Jack Pickford and who died in a Paris hotel in 1921. He also tells how he has tried to speak to Polo Nevi. Ask your Newsagent for , , ~,._ _ „ ~„.:_).. .„.T ..,,,,. . , :: ~,.:..:.,„ t ...