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... AMERICA. THE OPEN DOOR FOR BRITISH GOODS AND ENTERPRISE. By Pr»f. p. Calltja. Professor, 8.L., B.Se.) THERE are 19 countries speaking the Spanish language, with an extension about 13,000,000 square kilometres necessary. It it is the characteristic of a man ...
... The selections were evidently popular, and the winners were heartily cheered. So was the Lett Mayor, when, called upon to speak, he declined to say more than a dozen words, and told the crowd to get on with their fun. A bouquet was handed to the Lady ...
... been found that they are of anyprreat advantage in the smaller branches wnere me volume of business is comparatively small Speaking generally the banks’ customers appear to be in favour of the new system but a small minority— about two per cent — refuse ...
... were made to stand the racket of the nursery. Too often they lacked the ingenuity the foreign product. Trying his Patience, Speaking of the trials of running a small business, a shopkeeper told me illuminating story of a woman customer. His diversified stock ...
... Pickforl the entire gamut human emotions, her voice echoes harmoniously her many ihoods. The great e«t charm of the voice wlnchj speak* from the shadowed lips of Pickford is it* tnieneu the personality of [its speaker. Ifer tonea catch tne very spdrit if the ...
... THE 810 S COPE to taste of its quality. That former Ziegfeld Folly of English-speaking fans, Fannie Brice, is expected early this year to present her first big all-talking and singing extravaganza The Champ, in which Robert Armstrong figures as a ...
... the capital of Tirchonaill on that occasion, that there is not a secondary school Ireland to-day in which the pupils could speak Latin with any fluency. Possibly, however. 1 may be told that they could things far more useful—discuss, for example, the relative ...
... photographs will him holding in the palm of one hand Margaret Best, a baby swimmer, who weighs 27 pounds. Carnera himself speaks no English, but his manager, Leon See, and Waiter Friedman said that they had brought him to America to train, but did not ...
... which the stranger turned to go Brown caught a note of apology which stabbed him with its wistful ness, and he was about to speak when the younger farmer opposite forestalled him. No, no, he called, he mustn't go Let me pay for his ragout.' The conversation ...
... pictures held sway. It is certainly true to say that the standard of entertainment has deteriorated since pictures have learnt to speak, but that is mainly because the new devices have been treated as a novelty, and all the art of the camera, which has been slowly ...
... The jazz band has in its higher ranges produced ; m ATnimiin- fpchninnp- COMPOSERS' HARDSHIPS . Sir Theodore Holland , speaking of the Music ( Copyright ) Bill , said it was being supported by all parties in the House in crass ignorance of the facts ...
... Hobbs , medical superintendent of St Mary Abbots Hospital , and consulting gynecologist to tho Royal Borough of Kensington , speaking on safo confinements , urged that all midwives should take oven more precautions than they had dono in th 6 past in dealing ...