... which _ found itself , ' i n the majority in a particular loca . lit . y . Wiih' regard to the position of voluntary schools , eo far as aid from teeg _ wa 6 concerned , he : reniin ...

... parishes . He considered if this money grant could be obtained ilftro would be a possibility of taking advantage of the voluntary clauses of tlie Rill , go that tho work at present being done by tin Congested DistncU • Board could be extended . A comparison ...

... not on that account be disparaged . Personal bias must enter more or less into all analyses of facts , however acste and detached the observer desires to be . Sir Francis Oppenheimer is , it re-evident from his reports , an able official ; all that he ...

... the services of a . paid assistant . It w ...

... National Service League advocated , not oonscript'on as it was understood in Franco and Germany , but compulsory training — voluntary , . service . • Tho lecture wag illustrated .. by .. a gerias of interestiii . i ; limelight , views of . camp . and service ...