... a flood of clelusing , thought-provoking emotimi, There are laughs and team, moments when the character scents to fairly speak aloud By no means is tannings alone in this drama. Belle Bentiett, Phyllis Haver. Jbnald Keith, Fred Kohler. and others the ...

... application of the ideas and the ideals of Communism. He suggested that the time had come when the Catholic clergy should speak out and warn their flocks of the danger that might accrue from this flirting with Communism. Further on Mr. Campbell referred ...

... I don't say this in a complaining spirit. On the contrary, I having been one of the pupils of some of the teachers we are speaking of, was sufficiently far from the blackboard not to see the figures on it too distinctly, and to see and note the indifference ...

... Press Association reporter, who, by the way, calls him “ the veteran author.” He told the reporter: ““I absolutely refuse to speak about my living contemporaries, because there is not one worth talking about. As regards those who have died recently, Thomas ...

... connted thirty-four members : the people in the galleries were much more numerous than the legislators. Mr. John Good was speaking when we arrived, but beyond that fact we can say little more, as we did not hear his whispers—we vaguely gathered that he ...

... Judge of the New York General Sessions. Unplike the vast majority of people who talk ahout Pr,. hibition, he knows whereof he speaks. . . . H; s reported to have said, among other good things * Why are we the most lawless nation on earth ? . . . I was invited ...

... line of reasoning it would appear to follow that no nation has a national language, as in every nation some of the people speak other languages. The chieftains of Ireland knew Latin; they were educated men; but the type of Martin McDonogh’s Cumman na ...

... addition to, the Mill League competitions mentioned .above; are all unfinished. despite eight mouths - .•f football. The fact speaks for itself. P F . . Before now we have said that there are toe many cup competitions, and in consequence..the majority of ...

... common, and yet so unutterably sad. There were so many possible reasons for that wanderer’s silence that the listener dare not speak of to a waiting mother. So he smiled into the tearstained old face, and talked hopefully and buoyantly. Perhaps the young fellow ...

... before the cud--being as the result of half-hearted effort by Wade following a free just outside the penalty area. Generally speaking, Cahir surprised tb majority of the people in the South by their fine victory, and they are by on means poor to repre:-ent ...

... expressions as sporting cries into Irish? “Up the Bohs!” for instance ; or ‘““ Come on Trinity!” 1 have consulted an Irish-speaking friend, and he tells me “Suas ’ and “‘ Anios are alternative Irish words for “ Up,” but that neither would translate this ...

... Stream to be sold out of his kennel at the resent big sak., Lady Strathavon dal net reach reserve, and was Teta ENERALLY speaking a draw of one goal each was a titling result in the final of the Irish Challenge Cup played between Willowfield and Larne ...