Labour Leaders on the Links.
Under a photograph in a London evening paper runs the following legend:—
"Mr. John Hodge and another official of the Iron and Steel Founders Union enjoy a game of golf after the Trade Union Congress at Portsmouth adjourns for the day. Our picture shows Mr. John Hodge Putting."
Some idea of the forceful and unconventional methods of our Labour leaders may be gathered from the attitude of Mr. John Hodge, whose club is raised well over his shoulder.
Prisoner. "Sorr, I object to Mr. Clancy servin' on the jury."
Mr. Clancy. "Bedad, an' for why, Michael? I'm for yez!"