... Dl. ? C. GOODWIN SPEAKS OUT The ►motile attitude of the N.F.U. Coward towards Government's Hill &rad earn crate la Mr. T. C. the of the Che-hire Lrta•:h N.P.U. Crewe Sloeley, the of Mr. T. Warne. Mr. Goodly's, who a Cheahire r. on Conned, mated :rat after ...

... GRETA GARBO speaks in ANNA CHRISTIE. BOX OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY. 'PHONE LANCASTER 365. go far wrong if he did so, but he must say that he regretted he did not take better advantage of the opportunities which he hail. He was afraid that he was not a credit ...

... 4 ++++++++ THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK It is better to preserve a kind 4 silence than to speak an uncharitable truth. ...

... SERIES OF QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. Lord Strickland, the Prim© Minister of Malta, speaking in the House of Lords last night, said: Maltose newspapers printed in Italian have been guilty of slanderous attacks against the Royal Family and against ...

... CHESHIRE APPRAL. Mr. J• R. Reiner. M.P. for Macclesfield, speaking at Rotelley as Friday, said that be intended to make appeal to Mr. Baldwin to restore unity within the part;. to Lord direct his &bedew cabinet for coosultatioa and ...

... but when you see it in print- The printed word has authority. The business man who sends out good printing speaks with double authority. For you cannot ignore the pleasant command of fine types, arranged with discretion, and well printed. ...

... SPEECHLESS ON 2t. 6d. Halifax constable: He could not stand, walk, or speak. Defendant: I only spent half a c.'-own that night. DISAPPOINTED JOY RIDER. I shan't go for joy ride with George any more.” I thought you rather liked George.” Yes, but he has ...

... Mr. Tom Shaw, Secretary of State for War. made a tour to-day of tho steel works of Messrs. Hadfielcls. Ltd., at Sheffield. Speaking at luncheon, said that if the Government could make an international arrangement in regard to armaments that would b© made ...

... WOMAN S CURIOUS CONDUCT. Solicitor (speaking of the peculiarities of a women at West Ham): She will chop up pieces of glass, put them in tho garden, and expect them to grow. MISUNDERSTANDING HER MISTRESS. name’s Miss Jenkins,” said the new maid. But you ...

... Miss Edith Tudor. Pirrgg. OAK BA DAS- ELOCUTION (Academy sal. Principal: 11ar Meagan Om. ' Recitation. Putuic and Private Speaking. Curative Work as approved by element tbroat speosalists. Pupils prepared for sll Eloeuteonary Exalea Sehoola, Crews visited ...

... of Mr. H. Green, a candidate in the Attercliffe division of Sheffield. Mr. Green held no indoor meetings and had no one to speak for him. He polled 248 votes. WOMAN WHO ” LOST HER LEGS.** A woman charged with drunkenness at Oldstrect said; ” I was not ...

... the shortage o! football grounds and playing facilities, there must always be many more watchers than players. Generally speaking, your footballer of ripe experience knows the rules of the game from A to Z. For the most part also he cheerfully and promptly ...