... THE SOCIALIST ANSWER Ask the rioratlist how a scheme of public osiierlop of the mines is to be brought about nod he a ill point out that as Parliament must deride the question. attention WWI be given to represeutatiou in Parliament. The eonception of ...

... SOCIALIST JUDAS. Mr. Morgan retaliated at Mr. Jones by saying that he was a Judas of the Socialist Party and would not attend the meetings of his A'Asociation. whereupon the Chairman endeavoured to restore the meeting to order. The motion was then nut ...

... A SOCIALIST MUSICIAN. A number of musical entertaiumcii:s took place during the week-and, at which the principal figure was Mr. Walter Hamyson, of Stockport, better known in Socialist .rckii as Casey. Tie Grand Hall, Abers‘, , n, was crowded to toe ...

... SOCIALISTS OBTAIN CHAIN. COUNCILLOR'S UNRECOGNISED SERVICE. At a meeting of the klaesteg Council at the Council Dame on Tuesday evening, Mr. Thomas Jenkins, the mitring Chairman, prevailed for the last time in his year of oboe. Timm wars ales present ...

... SOCIALIST DILATOR PIIED. &laud Black, • Socialist- speaker, use summoned at Tetrad on Monday for causing an obstruction at Cbapci-strves. Treorky, whilst addressing a meeting on Thurs.ley night. P.S. Phillip• said defendant remained for 35 minutes after ...

... say Socialist Members Ito he softened. but along eame thel itteddes axe and it had to he set aside. Edueation in the work of the Boardl was an excellent idea. It might help people to become water conseions. The bugbear ot witt-r works was wastage. Land ...

... A Socialist Slat*. the purposes the war Britain bee become almost a Brisket State, says the - Nation. The railways bar temporarily peened ander the control of the Government. A peat competitive industry, sweatier to the pereperity of British is ring ...

... SOCIALIST 11. P. AT PONTYCINUIER. Mr. Vietor Grayson. M.P., • at on Weineeday cesium*, under the auspices of the (Sara Vaney I.IAP. Mr. flartaborm, miners' agent, Marateg. who presided, nod he had edtatifying adi Trade Croon Mader with tie I.L.P. and ...

... WHAT IX) SOCIALISTS WANT? Sir,—Christian Socialist rather seems to abandon leasehold enfranchisement as a Socialist measure. Countyising land seems a partially Socialistic idea, but has nothing in common with leasehold enfranchisement. I am afraid ...

... HOUSING, REPARATIONS, AND SOCIALIST SCHOOLS. Spirkiag at Nest Kr. C. T. Cramp, of time saki that Labour was *sheeting to recover fres the blows at it and from the aftermath at tho war, but if it to go forward, it oust a wider cities. It to proved tbat ...

... CAPTAIN WILLIAMS AND KENFIG MILL SOCIALISTS. Captain W. H. Mame, prospective Liberal candidate far the divistea, W forwarded the following to Mr. T. Y. 'astir, ~Mary Bin breach Aberavaa Liberal ea Lamar victory:— Dear Mr. Martina has toes drain to • protest ...

... WILL CONTINUE UNDER SOCIALIST RULE The speaker referred to varlets members of the Government and recalled the ml.. takes they had made in their Wane and fore. least.. These mistakes would continue, she believed, if the Socialists were returned to power ...