... might adopt s sliding scale in ordinary ticket —e, 14d. per mile up to slightly le4 per mile up to 100 miles. and 60 011. Speaking personally, if such were tbe case I should travel to London and the North much more frequently than I now do. W. H. Lyn. ...

... spoon—just let It. This advice was offered yesterday by Dr, J. Reaney, Lecturer in Hygiene at Furzedown Training College, when speaking at the winter school of health visitors and school nurses at Bedford College for Women, Regent's Park. The doctor said the ...

... Mr. David Reed, is best known for his passionate advocacy of that Tariff which Mr. Robinson so heartlessly destroyed. Ile speaks for industrial Pennsylvania, and his nearest , parallel in British politics would be a Birmingham Tory M.P. The interests ...

... Barh.)t Beale. of Brentham Park. Suffolk. Her only son was killed In the war 1 , 1 1914. and a daughter Is the only atler Speaking to a Press representative yesterday. Lord Banbury said lie should miss the genial comradeshie of his wife more than anyone ...

... rubicund and aquiline Senator Joseph T. Robinson. Mr. Robinson ran last year as vicepresident on the Democratic ticket. He speaks for the rural South, and Is one of the most efficient minority leaders the Senate has known, lie is one of the men principally ...

... I am certain. I know her type of fear. said Paul Berne. Also I hold your raid would be a bigger risk. I can make her speak. but I doubt if we could succeed with any of the others. More, a raid would simply be a stroke at venture. We might miss the ...

... either be on the side of the Chief Constable, when you will have nothing to fear, as he will not Jeal harshly with yau if you speak the truth ; or (2) you will be in the dock with the bookmakers. Which will you choose ? Inspector Bristowe : Nothing of the ...

... has come with the force of a stunning blow to the public. R. J. 11. THOMAS. the Minister responsible for 01 finding work, speaks at Manchester to-morrow. How he deal with the critical position revealed by the figures quoted! In addition to the usual ...

... on reverber. not merely all round the world, but for all time, so that words spoken a hundred years ago or more are, so to speak, still in being, and may possibly some day be reproduced by wireless if instruments of sufficient fineness and technique can ...

... Overworked Nothing in the world so rapidly fills the body with new vital force and energy as ' PHYLLOSAN.' I cannot speak too highly of the good I have derived from PH YLLOSAN.' For the past six months I have suffered from nervous debility and have ...

... Committee! the English-Speaking Union this to enable women teachers to visit at United States of America. The holder of the Page Schularshlp Is invited to spend her summer wee non In America as the guest of the 'English-Speaking Union of the United States ...

... Yet I cannot help feeling that one of the causes of the decline in the popularity of drama to-day is due to the fact that, speaking generally, the attention of the people of the theatre to-day is altogether too much devoted to the West End of London. Actors ...