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... ALLOVER A CHAT 'NU.M. peacemaker Mr. • Sam Unsworth, Leigh miners' agent, pleaded with 240 day-shift workers at Mains Colliery, near Wigan, to-day in a !bidb to end the three-day strike. But the men decided to stay out. The whole p:t is now affected, ...
... Tit AW in at Roodesboch hospital Mo a home tells how he met Mr Rud Kipling 1 had left my marquee he sove to we cut and at under a tree and have 7 wheo a quiet cigarette on looking I ea ¢ ward me, a | tle man roa khoak serge suit @ Et n jyacker t mm el ...
... INTERLUDE FOR A CHAT .. , . ;. • • • .• • • fr V ' • • • • Interlude in dinner jackets—time for a chat before the Institute of Directors, Manchester and district, annual dinner. From left: Mr. Guy M. Chantrey, chairman of the Birmingham branch: Mr. ...
... mentioned may be reconsidered We have the best authority for stating that a failare to heal the breach—which, after all, is merely a question of internal deal a heavy blow at a for a decade has accom- w The annnal meeting of the association ...
... Danilo on the speedy victory which hé had a victory achieved And dt is great indeed, for it has resulted, as the Prince tcld me, in the capture of nearly five three batteries of thousand guns, and a great store of and A small batch of prisoners had just arrived ...
... A CHAT WITH MR. MALAPROP. We had the misfortune a few days ago, when alone in the clubroom with teorioe—who had got sufficiently far m golfing education to have hazy idea golfing terms, without having fathomed their true meaning—of receiving a description ...
... becanse they are ooofldent chat with a “Soch lathe Secret of our Trade. HERBERT'S CATALOGUE. wrrvw HERBERTS CATALOGUE. - A Qareful Penmalof this valuable Cacalogne will prove without doubt that the nrices charged are the lowest In the trade. JJEBBEBT‘B ...
... A CHAT WITH COTTON CHIEF Sir Hartley Shawnees (right) has a pre-conference chat with Sir Raymond Streat, Cotton Board chairman. Left is Mr. Hervey Rhodes, Parliamentary Secretary, Board of Trade. ...
... A CHAT WITH AN OLD SOLDIER. At Ten Acres, within easy hail of Birmingham, there lives one of England's heroes, who, alas, is destined to eke out an existence by the aid of his munificent pension of fourpence a day! This is the lot of William Wray, of ...
... BEGAN WITH A CHAT OUTSIDE A CINEMA October 15. But there were lots of snags—financial and technical. The first performance took place at the Princes Cinema on November 15. Beginning in an industrial area. it was anticipated that support would come from ...
... TIME FOR A FRIENDLY CHAT Guests at the East Cheshire Connolly before dinner. From circle of the Catenian Associa- left : Mrs. Goma, Brother J . lion annual ladles' evening at Gorna (provincial president). the Alma Lodge Hotel. Stock- Mrs. Connolly, Brother ...
... A LIVING. A CHAT WITH A PROFESSOR OF PHYSIOGNOMY. A. recent chat with a well-known pro- , lessor of physiognomy resulted in the following luminous revelations : To every sincere ...