... NELSON ALDERMAN SPEAKS LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Delegates from constituencies in North and East Lancashire attended a Socialist Party conference local government, in the Overlookers* Hall, Blackburn, last Saturday, when Alderman Town send, vicechairman the local ...

... THE ARGYLE MYSTERY CASE. WITH ORILLIANT SPEAKING CAST INCLUDING j : THOMAS MEIGHAN, a E d R. SEC AND HEAR THE GREAT DETECT EVE PLAT EVER FILMED CASTING ITS GHOSTLY SHA.DOWS ACROSS THE j SCREEN. YOU'LL THRILL. SOLD OUT 2nd HOUSE SATURDAY (Stalls). | ' ...

... ' PUBLIC NOTICES. {Mr. J. W. CAKMK HAEI., J.P., . BLACKBURN, will speak: lp the MEN'S OWN (MANCHESTER-ROAD CHURCH), TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY) »t 7-30. MR. HERBERT SMITH.., Elocutionist : MISS BETTY W. ASHWORTH, ' A.L.C.M. 240 ...

... SITUATED Mr. C. T. Cramp, industrial secretary of the National Union of Railwaymen, speaking in support of a resolution adopted mass meeting Crewe urging a guar* anteed week for shopmen and week's holiday with pay, said be hoped that the fflori favourably ...

... EXPECTS ANOTHER TERM. NELSON MEMBER AND NEXT ELECTION. Mr. Arthur Greenwood, Minister of Health, speaking Manchester last Sunday, prophesied that the next General Election would see the third. Socialist Government office. He had a feeling that he would ...

... Tuesday evening, in the Queen's Hotel, Holme, Mr. Fred Wild, B.Sc., gave lecture the British Legion members Sound Ranging. Speaking of the methods, adopted during the late war Ending the enemy gun positions with scientific instruments, Mr. Wild gave vivid ...

... the complaint Itself. The makers of Dr. CaaseU'e Tablets have never needed to make exaggerated claims for product. Results speak for themselves. For over quarter of century Dr. fsmill's Tablets bars never been known fafl. ...

... a glass water your head and remain in that position for five minutes. You are under water all the timcj are you not? Ethel Speak man. THE TWINS' ADVENTURE, The Wins Were two mischievous little people of; eight. They were the children the noble Duke of ...

... Barrow 2nd Ribblesdale Wand. 2nd 95 for 7; * 2nd 93. | , NOTABLE PERFORMANCES. Batting: It. Sunderland; (St. Andrew's) *64; F. Speak (St. Andrew's) F. rod (Cherry Tree) A Turner 2nd) H. (Blaekburw St, James's) 31; F. Bolton (Cherry Tree) *2B. Bowling: Morton ...

... of this country since then. The letter, which was addressed 44 To those employed at Mills, in December, 1909, follows, and speaks for itself a prophecy '»- 44 on old man, in ray 83rd year, and being senior partner in our firm, with which I have been connected ...

... handshake. Gladstone asked him Where he came from, add he then told her all about Burnley, He asked her it Mr, Gladstone was speak, and was told by Mrs.. Gladstone that wat very busy, but that she would try get him hut between four and half-past in the ...

... severely, A GODSEND. FORMER BURNLEY TRADESMAN AND ELECTRICITY, Alderman J. H. Waddingtoa, Halifax, and formerly of Burnley, speaking the gas industry conference at Morecarnbe last Saturday, said the advent of electricity had been godsend the gits industry ...