28 FEBRUARY 1920, page 2

In The House Of Commons On Monday Mr. Winston Churchill

made an important statement as to the future organization of the Army. He .said that the work of demobilization would be finally completed by the end of April, when the last......

Sir Robert Home On Wednesday Gave The House A Very

lucid account of the new Unemployment Insurance Bill, "applying the principles of the experimental Act of 1911 to all industries except agriculture, domestic service, and the......

Mr. Charles Palmer, Who Stood As An Independent...

returned last week in the by-election in the Wrekin Division of Shropshire. He polled 9,2.07 votes, while Mr. buncan, the Labour candidate, polled 8,729, and Mr. Bayley, the......

The Labour Party Have Recently Conducted A Great Campaign Of

instruction and enlightenment in the country on the subject of nationalization. The rays of light which have been turned upon Paisley must, after all, have been very dim. We......

He Says In Effect That The Labour Party Cannot Hope

to come into power without fusion with some other party. He therefore proposes—will it be believed ?—that Mr. Lloyd George should become the future leader of a still more......

Men Whom The Labour Leaders-themselves Would Denounce On...

as the " idlerich " have been roped kiss candi- dates in the Labour interest. Ex-Civil Servants, men of letters, College dons with a passion for the dismal science, and ea......

Archangel And Murmansk Passed Into Bolshevik Hands Last...

as the result of local risings. The whole of Russia proper, north of the Don, is thus controlled by the Terrorists of Moscow. In the Don Valley General Denikin and the Cossacks......

It Was Fitting That The First Speech Made By A

woman in the House of Commons should have been a plea for the State control of the liquor traffic on the lines of the Control Board's Carlisle experiment. We congratulate Lady......

Mr. Lloyd George's Surrender To Mr. Montagu And The Other

Turcophiles who desire the Sultan to remain at Constantinople has aroused strong resentment. The Archbishop of York and Dr. Clifford were the first to express the indignation of......

The Government, Mr. Churchill Went On, Had Fought For The

abolition of Conscription at the Peaoe Conferencein_but they had fought with singularly little success. No nation represented, either among the ex-neutral or ex-belligerent......

The New Regular Army Is To Follow The Admirable Lines

laid down by Lord Haldane ; that is, it is to rely upon efficiency rather than upon size. A demand had been made for a mechanical Army. Lord Fisher wanted us to scrap the Army......