The Cotton Factory Times. — 1917-08-31 (Manchester, Greater Manchester, England)

TRADES COUNCIL PROTEST TO LOCAL TRIBUNAL.  Recurring Charamer in History," by E: F. Maynard • " Educational Reconstruction." by North Mnrrt, Bite.." lodine Grand Old Man " (the late Dadabhai Noaro)i), by Harendranath Maitre., "The Music of the uture," by Anna Karnerisky; The Lingering Gods." by F. Hadland Doris; "Judge Neil's Notions," by Bernard She., (Judge Neil, of Chicago, is the father of the Mother's Pension Scheme, which has been adopted in thirty of the States of North Amerias, and in now tinnily at work explaining ids scheme in this 'country); and a short explanation of the Austra' lien Niaternity Alienator, by Judge Ned. 'the contents are varied and attractive. "The Herald of the Star" is the otficial organ of the Order of the Star in the East, whose ramifications cover the habitable globe. This organaution haa arisen out of the " rapidly grow.ing expectation of the near coming of a great ernritual teacher, which is visible in many parts of the workl to-day. . It is the object of the Order of the Star in the East, no far no io poesilde,to gather up and unify this common expectation, wherever anal in whatever forra it may extati.and to link it into a elute greet movement of somata for the Groat Ono • ohm. fin. te`s .ntto —aendon: 6. Tawiatimlt Square, W.G.. prios M.  rfeCelsetrivartunnrY.l"' The jury unanimou ly Pt "rd'. " Suicide whilst, of unsourndminind.:'  15 16 ...... 2 0 20 The recluord rate of benefit is in force for the first six weeks of illness  Russia. A unanimous vote of congratulation on the RI.tian revolution v.. pameti. mid the Confereace chased.  _ I do riot think enything great will result from I ''' the conference except that a permanent committee Now CoLc...it—The Accrington and Discrete will be utablished to meet a, occasion ariore I Waii.r.n. C`......... ha. .R?°,',..'d m„.'...„ 0r.., during the war. are] the coiderente vrill moot likely ; &rod., • ...vet .. Suiltit'• "..d'ie. ....i...* . decide to meet again prior to the real Inters I .thie.t.' f'... the No. 25 Dig.r.et l'i'm ace .... national, which al sections are &areal mu.ot meet , ..„ ...3' ....." oat of • tot. of "...tr...to ere long if Europe in to be saved fromi physical I ....hon. ris,.. bee. •PPoin.d ..ot the wrie. exhaustion and destruction. We have had no 1 Meow:sole Went:atm.—The wedding of Mr. elementary debate.. We bane had datemente Co 1 Johnson A. Moore. manager at Messrs John War. 1 points of order and on differences of outlook hut ' bunco, Ltd. Lodge Mill, Accringtou, to Mat that inall. Rut the ice to. been broken. ' The Ida Grime, of Alder Grange, Rawtenstall, toots Allier have mot after 21 years' Allen., and that is pia. on Monday at the St. Mary's Church, Rae. one step forwai,l. The International will meet ere 1.1.4.11. Mire Wilkinson, of Burnley, end Le,,,0 many month,--may be week.--and that it a start ' Norman Moor, officiated as brideen-utid and l. A towards peace man respecuvely. AZOollati the many beaus-nob ' The Lancashire and Yorkshire delegate. preeenti wedding presents was a toner Mgte bowl, creuise 1 wereJ. FL Clones, M.P., W. Cl Robinson. and Btu pF. and fr.t eunci fro. the ..Pio,.. at botig. , Turner. Other British notable. were Bruoe 1 Mill. Mr. Moore hao recently bean ;called up los ' Gluier, Macdonald. Andersrm, Thomas. %MEM, military date,, and in a few days will joie 'Set Rrarnley, Wellhead. Bondman, Sidneo Webb, and I true of Court O.T.C. his wife. and Bernard Shaw. There were no '