... HINTS SPEAKING. Many valuable hints the art of public speaking were given Mr. Savory, M.P., which was closely fallowed the members. Good elocution, said, was not necessarily * A O(X voi . te intelligence were gilts, but both might l>o improved art, and ...

... ABILITY TO SPEAK Calling attention to the question of modern languages, Mr. said tho evidence brought before his Committee showed that the number of persons in this country with an adequate working knowledge of, and especially speaking facility in, modern ...

... SPEAKING IN PUBLIC. Some Hints for Amateur Orators. ...

... MINISTER TO SPEAK. (From Our London Correspondent.) FLEET STREET, Monday. Tlio report of the Maternal Mortality Committee, which be considered to-morrow's London conference, which Mr. Arthur Greenwood, the Minister Health, will sneak, urges the extension ...

... THE ORACLE SPEAKS What does matte r is that when I iy a ed work ar 5 Tiound The Oracle, Toney, and Rivers dressed for walk- By ng out, and [ hastened t to do likewise. cMnamon consent, none of ts had breathed With- a word of our nocturnal adventure. ont ...

... SPEAKING TO AMERICA. * Some Wonders of the Transatlantic Radiopk (By Mar, Potter.) f i'- tup . of tho realisation. Last was necessary to put into short wave channel between countries to assist the long installed a little over two r In London, there are ...

... Speaking of Mead. would be mistake to suppose that all proceedings before Royal Commissions are somewhat dull, but they cannot often quite so amusing yesterday's, before the Royal Commission on Licensing. Mr. E. Fitzrov, solicitor to the Board of Customs ...

... and controlled. Many of these 1 suppose are mere! wishful to cultivate their voices for the pleasure it will give them to speak One can hardly roundly and musically. would help wishin that more people experience the same desire, tor in the modern rush ...

... SPEAK UP, PLEASE! My grumble one that affects many between the ages 60 and 70 One’s hearing is apt to be defective, but many times little distinct taJking is sufficient to overconio this difficulty. How often older folks to church and chapel and come ...

... MAXTON SPEAKS AGAIN. THC RUNAWAY PROBLEM OF HIS OWN PARTY. (From Our Correspondent.) SWANSEA, Friday. Mr. James Maxton, M.P., speaking at Swansea to-night on the unemployment problem, said that on Thursday he spoke in the House of Commons and was afraid ...

... “HEART SPEAKS TO HEART.” He predicted that the naval agreement would end competitive armaments. these democratic days, when heart speak? to heart, deep speaks to deep, and silence talks silence, personal contacts are the important things, and it is these ...

... MR DEVLIN SPEAKS. Mr. Joseph Devlin, the only remai ing representative of the old Iri. Nationalist party in the House of Con mons, made his first speech in the present Parliament to-day from th Government side. He rose to spec from the end seat on the ...