... MARK TWAIN speaking of speculation, says in his quaint fashion, that there is one month in which it is specially dangirm4 e speculate. The rest of the months kyr which are equally dangerous are Nix the other eleven. If you take risks of any kind, don't ...

... the Treaty. Later in the afternoon the Prime Minister of Japan (Mr. Harnaguchi). speaking in Tokio; President Hoover, speaking in Washington, and Mr. MacDonald. speaking in London, broadcast messages to the world on the occasion of the ratification. After ...

... worried he has ever aper.t. For he is the microphone man, and women, judging by the delegates, have an uncontrollable horror of speaking into a microphone. Speaker after speaker has mounted to the platform full of brave thoughts, only to fall a victim to stage ...

... scheme, for so few women are really good public speakers. Shimmer, if the tiorops were trained to speak in public, they might be induced to speak at their weekly lunches more frequently. 1 always think they depend tar too much on men for this side ...

... FORD WORKERS AND THEIR BEER Prohibition In New Essex Factory U.S. PRESS CRITICS SPEAK•EASIES THAT CIRCLE AMERICAN CAR WORKS from a Spode' Campaigns NEW Tonic, Thursday. Mr. Henry Ford, the motor magnate, is the subject of a severe criticism in the New ...

... * • • Speaking at Walton, Councillor W. H. Barton, secretary of the Liverpool Labour Party, replied to Sir Thomas White's criticisms that Liverpool's =employment schemes had been held up by the Labour Government. Mr. Barton ...

... efforts to achieve the object in view. The speech was loudly cheered n t It s conclusion. IMPAEUIVE PLEA GENEVA, SaturJay Speaking on the report of the first committee to amend the Covenant of the league so as to bring it into line with the provisions ...

... • • • Speaking on behalf of Mr. H. Seckett, at ChildwaU, last night, Mr. Wilson scored off a questioner who asserted that in Glasgow • passenger could travel twenty-five miles for twopence. A man who goes twenty-five miles in a tram is • mug. declared ...

... threecornered tights-proceeding, the chances are about even. • • • Alderman Burton W. Eine. the Liberal leader in the Council, speaking on behalf of Mr. A. It. Price, the Liberal candidate for Antleld, attacked the financial policy of the Labour Party in the ...

... BALDWIN Lord Beaverbrook, speaking to-day at Paddington in support of Vice-Admiral Taylor. the Independent Conservative candidate. said : It is abundantly clear that we have nothing to hope for from Mr. Baldwin. The sentence at the poll on Thursday ...

... * • • A vigorous attack on the city's transport services was made by Councillor F. Robinson, speaking on behalf of Councillor J. Whitehead, the Labour candidate for Low Hill. The future of the development of Liverpool, be said, depends on motor-buses ...

... be defeated by these unconscionable evils. The speech was loudly cheered at it conclusion. INPIEURE PLU GENEVA. Saturday. Speaking on the report of the first committee to amend the Covenant of the League so as to bring it into line with the provisions ...