... THE SOCIALISTS. The speaker then turned her attention the Socialist*. She would call them, she said, their real name, because if any party deserved the name Labour it was the ton-ervative party. (Laughter at the back of the hall.) She was quite right ...

... in itself, but the promises the Socialists were making for reform were exceedingly expensive. It was the industries of the country which had to pay tor social M-rvices. and at present they could not afford The Socialists proposed to raise money for iJh-se ...

... the Tories and Socialists will do if the Liberals from the largest party. After all is not impossible. Since the Leith victory the Tories have per cent of the votes and Liberals and Socialists 30 per cent, find Liberals and Socialists in neck to neck ...

... SOCIALISTS AT BEXHILL. :0: WISH TO FORM A BRANCH. In Bexhill Socialists have a hard nut to crack, but they are trying to crack it The Hastings branch of the Social Democratic Federation are commencing to hold meetings here, and they would also like a ...

... Dallas is not afraid of what a Socialist Government would do with regard to India. Mr. Baldwin bolds this as a threat over us, You object to the India Bill as want to give it to India/* says he. ** but think what the Socialists will give India if you split ...

... COBB. THE SOCIALIST. the Editor of Bexhill Observer.” Sib, —I note in your current issue a letter from a gentleman signed Reginald A. Cobb, who abates he does not know, and wishes dissociate himself from, A. Cobb, the Socialist. Permit me to state that ...

... THE SOCIALIST MEETING. To the Editor of the Bexhill Observer/’ Sie. have just taken the trouble to look in a dictionary to find the word “bocialkt/' I see i« deecribed a« “Communism its varied forms/' very good description.' Attending the Socialist meeting ...

... DISSATISFIED WITH SOCIALIST OPPOSITION. Before the gold standard was abandoned. Lord l,a arr. who held office the late Socialist Government, sent trfie following letter to Mr. Arthur Henderson the new leader of the party:— 1 have been following the recent ...

... CHRISTIAN SOCIALISTS. Continuing, Mr. Pftherbridge eaid—Then Mr. Christie went make statement, and it is extraordinary to that man of that kind cannot touch .this question without such gross libels and Zanders on men who are his equals in almost respect ...

... THE SOCIALIST PROGRAMME. The programme of the Socialist Party had been published recently and it could described all sorts of vain promises on unattainable objects. But they provided ing clauses, a thing which the Conservatives won not en they set out ...

... Socialists in Office To the Editor of tihe “Bexhill Observer, Sir, —I see from last week's *' Beshill Observer, Mr Bryant admits that the paper he mentions is far more successful under private enterprise than when run the Socialist Party. But because ...

... SOCIALIST MENACE Sir George spoke on home affairs and inatanued the improvements made the National Government In peaceful Sussex it wan hard to realise the Socialist menace in the industrial towns of the North. had just spent two days in Leeds ami had ...