News from 14/08/1920
1920; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Chas. D. Drysdale, Chas. Frederick Higham, Mrs. Will Crooks, M. T. Simm, I. H. Kent, C. S. Dunbar, Mrs. E. V. Heriat, C. F. Boyd,
ResumoFrontmatter: "The British Citizen," One Penny, The British Citizen and Empire Worker. Table of contents: Principal Contents. News: The Industrial Impasse Some Suggestions for a Way Out, London North East Ham, Stitches and Their Uses, The Central Division N. D. P.-Ites Are Holding a Whist Drive and Dance in St. Matthew's Hall on Wednesday, September 15, In the Street Where I Live, While I Write, There Is a Meeting Being Held in Support of a Strike against Increased House Rents, Panic and Poison—The Candour of Mr. Lansbury.—A Gilbertian Boycott, The Fortnightly Whist Drive Took Place at the Granby Coffee House on Thursday Evening, and Again Proved a Very Succesful Gathering, The Allies and Russia, The Members of the Newcastle East Division of the N. D. P. Held a Most Successful Whist Drive and Social—The First of the Season's Indoor Social Functions—In the Chillingham Assembly Rooms Last Wednesday, Into the Sea Destruction of a German Gun, To Stephen Walsh, Esq., M. P., Citizen's Bookshelf The Three Democracies, It Is Said That a Revolution Cannot Be Achieved Except by Civil War, The "Slimness" of Robert Smillie, Correspondence, Mainly for Women Women and Skilled Work—The Fellowship of Youth, There Is One Curious Factor in the Situation Which Western Observers Will Watch with Interest, Re-Enter the Hun Peaceful Penetration Proceeding Apace, The Citizen in Parliament More Adverse By-Elections—Some Comparisons—Irish Stew—Comrade Malone—Mr. Jesson and the Rubber Crisis, Provincial Consett, Mr. J. F. Green, Speaker? Illustrious Ancestry of the Member for West Leicester, The Employer of To-Day, "The Tenant's Emergency Charter", Thick Thinking, The Great Robber Chief, Brassface, Known among the Palefaces as the Property Owners and House Factors' Association, Has Written the Town Council of Glasgow Asking That Increases of Rent Permitted by the Swag Act Should Not Appear in the Valuation Roll of 1920-21, Notes of the Week. Editorial: Matt's Miscellany, Notices to Correspondents. Classified ads: "The British Citizen," the Journal of National Democracy Price 1d. Every Friday, Important Notice to Advertisers, Farrow's Bank Ltd.. Business: Trade Union Topics Bravo! Fishermen—"Pearl" Pinpricks—Ex-Service Men Joining Forces—Engineers and Steelworkers; Crisis Imminent. Sports: The Citizen's Sport The Autumn Handicaps.—That Black List. Letter to the editor: The National Party and "The British Citizen", Liquor Control at Carlisle, Sir,—In Your Issue of June 17 It Is Stated That the Number of Convictions for Drunkenness in Carlisle Is Higher than in Half the Municipal Boroughs in England and Wales, The Scout Movement—A Danger. Weather report: The N. D. P. Campaign The Faith Proclaimed in Defiance of the Call of the Holiday Centres. Display ads: Why Greater Production Means Higher Wages, "British Citizen" First Monthly Prize Competition.
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