... PROPOSED PROCESSION OF GLASGOW HOUSEWIVES To Protest Against Dear Food. A meeting was held in the Morris Hall. Govan, last night, under the auspices the Govan Labour Representation Committee, to protest against the iucreaso in food and fuel prices. Councillor ...

... prosecution. For the Defence. Examined for the defence, Joseph Milne, painter in Govan, past president of the Central Branch I.L P., Govan, who presided at the meeting in Morris Hall, said that M'Lean stated that he did not think conecription would be necessary ...

... forming part of the civilian population, he made the following state- - ments:— (1) January 9, 1916, in the Morris Hall. 68 Shaw Street, Govan, presence, amongst - others, of police officers, he stated that conscip- J tion was not required in this war ...

... as Henry VIII. in Music Hall ' RADIO HISTORICAL figures have been proving popular subjects for radio acts recently and to-night Harry Claff, the comedian, gives his famous impersonation of Henry VIII. in to-night's Music Hall show. Harry useil to appear ...

... bronze medal, S- Archibald, Glasgow; h.c., Henry Stirling, Govan, and D. M'Crone, Dundee. Brown Bread, fermented—Silver medal, Peter M'Cabo, Dundee; bronae medal, J. H. Anderson, Glasgow; h.c., A. Morris, Port- Glasgow; c., John Wilson, Wishaw. Brown Bread ...

... Gibson. J. Marshall, R. Stark, T. M. Swan, W. Pattinson, *. Gourlay, C. Yule, G. Skinner, and Lilley. Matches in Town. Fern hall meet XI. Park p.m. Teamßobertson, Mackay, Byrne. Kane, Milne, King, Howe, Crichton, M'Queen, ana Mason. Xl.—Stewart (capt.) ...

... Forenoon—ll. Evening—6.3o. THE Faith Mission Christian Conference, in Masonic Hall, Tay Street, 'l'ayport, to-day (Saturday) at 3 p.m. Tea, 4.30. Meeting resumes 5 p.m. Speakers—Miss Govan, Miss Tickner, Rev. J. Macavoy, Edinburgh; Mr Belford, Dunfermline. Everybody ...

... Elder. Dancing—Highland Fling (under 14) Gold medallist. A. Massie, Dalmuir; L. Morris, East Wemyss; 3 N. Hall, Cowdenbeath. Sword Dance (under 14)—1 N. Hall; L. Morris; 3 A. Massie. Highland Fling—l J. M'Lean, Greenock; R. Cuthbertson. Glasgow: 3 J ...

... XI. at Recreation Grounds, Forthill. Match starts 2.30. • Grova—D. Anderson (capt.), J. Smith, J. Dargie, A. Smart, A. Hall, T. Hall, J. Walker, A. Peters, L. Dargie. A. Mill, G. Martin. ROTHES (Leslie) v. KELTY on the East Meadows, Leslie:—C. Orr, A. ...

... at seven o'clock. Harp team—Huichesor,: IKvnald and Cochrane; Howie, Stewart, and M'Dnnald- A. Cochrane, W. Morris, Knight, Gairity, and R. Morris. Players meet ground 6.45. Central and Blackness United meet Station Park to-nfeht in City and District League ...

... Courier Cup, Lochee Park; kick-off 2.30)— Galloway; Cruickshanks and Prain; Robertson, Dow. and Marshall; Ogilvie, Smith, Govan, and Cameron. Harp's team—Huteheson; Stewart and Neish; Coieman, R. Nicoll, and Stevenson; Mkrshall, Johnston, Fleming, Christie ...

... Campbell. Clepington'f team v. Stobswell on North End Park in the Telegraph Cup first round p.m. :- Mepham; Smart and Ferguson; Govan, Barrett, and Elrick: Shepherd, Thomson, Smith, Elrick leapt.), and Blake Reserves—acott. and Bowden. Meet clubrooms at 2.30 ...