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MODERN EDUCATION.

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Speaking at the Manchester Rotary Club on the question "Does the nation obtain adequate return for its expenditure on public education?" Mr. Spurley Hey, director of education for Man- chester, marshalled such facts and figures and made to powerful an appeal for a right consideration of the subject in all its aspects that several members of the company who are interested, in education work rose at the end and declared

the address to be one of the most remarkable on the subject they had ever heard..

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SUCCESSFUL TRICKS IN VIEWS OF HIS COUNSEL'S

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Organising a 1,000-gacst dance, when the dancers are drawn, from qne world-of the theatre, of urt, of Society-is comparatively simple. But when the guests run into 3,000! or 4,000 and anyone may come who cones to pay two or three guinces for a ticket, the undertaking bristles with difficulties...

Expenses may rm into £5,000. Everything depends on the chance sale of ticket. It is hard to satisfy everyone in the huge crowd, and harder still to keep people aroused from ten to three.

The fun flags in the vast ball, an where few people know one other; and surprise spectacles, mid- night punch-bowls, carival toys, fail to stimulate.

Mr. Spurley Hey said the cost of elementary education for the present year would be about £60,000,000, and the public had a right to ask what value the nation was getting for so great an outlay. Especially had it a right to ask that question when it was consider- ed bow tremendous" an increase In the cost of education there had been since fifty years ago, and So smaller dances are the order even since eight years ago. The of the night; and aa the eternal £60,000,000 was spent on 6,000,000 foxtrot and waltz tend to make too children-that was the number of Ichildren

elementary many straight dances" monoton schools of the country to-day-so que, maked fancy dress balla, small that the annual cost worked out at and intimate, are having a great and something like £10 per child. Of that amount, £7 went in salaries, growing vogue. £z in provision of meals for poor childres, rent, rates, taxes, fuel, lighting, cleaning, equipment, and administration; 10s, was spent on crippled and mentally defective children and medical services, and the remaining 10s. was for the capital charges of the schools.

in the

Both the legal journals comment severely on the speech made by Mr. Cecil Hayes, defendant's counsel at the trial of Lord Alfred Douglas.

extra-

MAIL WEEK NEWS,

ITEMS FROM FAB AND NEAR.

For the second night running electric fight failed in West Ham, E, causing considerable inconveni ence to Christmas shoppers.

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MAIL WEEK NEWS.

ITEMS FROM FAR 'AND NEAR.

Britain's now giant Submarin XI, returned to Chatham Dockyard after a thiry-eight hours secret trial in the Channel.

For the fourth day in successioM

there were no charges either at Kingston-on-Thames. the borough or county police courts

Mr. Frank Kellogg, the now American Ambassador to Britain

left new York in the "President, Harding" to take up his post.

Two inquiries are to be held foton the grounding in Upper New York Bay of the United States lines "Leviathan," inward bound froms Southampton; the vessel was found to be undamaged.

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-Two officers and thres mechanics

of the Royal Air Force stationed at Calshot, Hampshire, were flying near the Isle of Wight when the machine fell into the water and was much damaged. They were rescued by a steamer.

The Law Journal gays:—, The independence of the Bar,

Lord Henley, who was said to which has long been recognised as

be one of the finest chess-players justice in the courts, involves a essential to the administration of sense of responsibility which, hap. in the country, died at his resi- pily, is rarely wanting. Whenever dence, Watford Court, Rugby,

member of the Bar does violate Warwickshire, aged 74.

The laughter of 500 Happy poor the traditions of his calling by allowing his privilege to degenerate into licence, the profession, no less young people-children of London Holborn Empire at the dress than the public, have good reason unemployed ethoed through the to make an earnost protest.

One may hope, therefore, that the rehearsal of "Where the Rainbow strong condemnation

the Ends." by Attorney-General of the ordinary speech which Mr. Cecil Ernest Lynch, 24, was treated Hayes made in defence of Lord at the East Ham Cottage Hospital, Alfred Douglas at the Central for a stab-wound on the left breast Criminal Court-a speech which, in and arm, said to have been re- its malignity and baselessness, celved when he intervened in a aggravated the gross offence of his quarrel. convicted client will be followed

The British schooner "Awasind," by some inquiry by the Benchers of his Ins into conduct which was Nassau to Halifax, Nova Scotia, condemned by Mr. Justice Avory an well as by Sir Dougine Hogg, and with 21,218 cases of liquor alleged

Pan Shoals, Delaware, and was At an inquest at Fleet, Harg which has been the subject of much to be whisky, grounded on Frying vigorous cominent in the Press in seized by American coastguards, shire, on a new-born baby foundi

in a bucket, the jury returned as all parts of the country.

The recognised rules of advocacy

verdict of death by Misadventure. permit an advocate to do all that heUnder a treaty concluded be. A cook named Rose Vickery, 32 honestly can for his client, but they tween Nepal and Britain, Nepal is

through India, but and charged with concealment

birth. certainly did not justify Mr. Cecil to be free to import arms and widow, was subsequently arrested Hayes in adding his own enlamni ammunition ous attack upon. Mr. Winston agrees not to permit the export of Churchill to that for which his the same across the border." At one party in the United States client was sent to prison for six

Canada's exports of motor-cars last year the hostess devised a plan months. An advocate," said Sir for separating husbands and wives, Alexander Cockburn, in his classic and motor parts for the twelve definition of the functions of the months ending November were fances and fiancées, and members Bar, "should be fearless in carrying£7,300 000, or 70 per cent. more of the same house party. The out the interests of his client; but than the previous year; Canada and this restriction that the arms? guests scattered to different houses 1 couple that with this qualification now exports cars to 46 countries. to dress, and the secret of each which he wields are to be the nras assassin. It is his duty to strive to complish the interests of the matter which was to stand until lengths to achieve a successful in- clients per fos, but not per nefas."

A member of a luurned profession

A QUESTION TOO READILY ANSWERED.

The question assumed a different aspect when we analysed the total expenditure in that way. There might be a difference of opinion as to whether the country ought to spend £7 out of the £10 on salaries but the time to deal, with that was

is

The peculiar charm of the ball masqué is three-fold; fancy drese romantic or amusing, masks are intriguing, and then there is the dancing. But balf the fun lies in an impenetrable disguise.

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The Big which was flown a Gallipoli during the British occas pation from 1920-1923 was pas sented to the parish church a Herne Bay by Lt-General, Ste Charles Harington, who was in command. Sir Charles spent his boyhood in the Kentish town. .⠀⠀

Unable to find positions for the

pot now, because the Government. ostumo was carefully kopt by its of the warrior, and not of the "Columbus" was on its five-days boys under their care who have

"Some people go to extmordinary

the education authorities, and the teachers had come to a bargain on

1925. He did not see how the

owner.

trials between Danzig and Bremen, left school, the Stoke-on-Trent the guests on hoard, it is stated, guardians have decided that were entertained each evening by number of them shall work with concerts broadcast from London the plumbers, painters, and

Rates of payment will be decided? later.

country was going to get out of its cognito. Men and women with ought never to stoop to regard him and Glasgow,about 450 miles away.joiners engaged at the workhouse;

services, and so on. The education

self as a mere hireling a point which is emphasised by Dr. Showell Bogers in his admirable brochure on

The Ethics of Advocacy.

BENCHES ATTITUDE. The Lap Times says :-)

Mr. Justice Avory, in his sim- ming up, said: "I am bound to say that after a long experience at the

It was stated at an inquest at Hyde, Cheshire, on Charles Thorn ton, that death was due to heart failure caused by over-exertion while he was being chased by a A verdict of Death from hull.

held in the Jockey Club Room, Hong-NTRIES may now be made for kong Club Annex, On MONDAY the 4th February 1924 at 5 pm, for the purpose of confirming the resolutions

Bar and on, the Bench I do not the EXTRAORDINARY passed st

GENERAL MEFTING held on the 10th January 1924.

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Secretary. Hongkong 23rd January, 1924.

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expenditure on buildings, equip ment, defective children, medical of a child in the elementary school from five to fourteen years of age was something less than £100, and out of every ten children who went into the elementary school seven got no further education whatever in any school. Of the £roo, on the Government present basis the found £55 and the local authority £45. He emphasised that that was the expenditure on a child's elementary education spread over eriod of nine years, and went on to say that with regard to the increase in the cost of education no useful comparison could be made between fifty years ago and the present day. To-day we had between eight thousand and nine thousand council schools. In 1870 there were no such schools, no school medical services, and vir tually no school for afflicted chil dren.

easily recognisable hair often wear wigs. Brushing or dressing the hair in an unfamiliar way is another method of proventing recognition. Costumes are padded cunningly to hide noticeable physical chamctoris ties, a neat little imperial disguises a distinctive chin, a beauty spot or expert use of lip-stick alters the appearance of a well-known mouth. Unfamiliar rings, or bangles; or a borrowed wrist watch, or unusual perfume often deceive a husband as to his wife's identity.

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The question to which people might well direct their attention, Mr. Spurley Hey proceeded, was "Can we get what we are getting at a less cost than now?" He was very suspicious of the man or the woman who was prepared to give or "no" a categorical reply "yes to that question. He believed that framy wa it must remain a matter of opinion and he should be very much better pleased and satisfied if the expres sion of opinion on that matter were left to those who knew both sides. of the question.

WHY ARE THE SCHOOLS IN

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Mme. Adeline: Genée the ballä"> dancer, was entertained by the Danish colony in London' at the Hotel Cecil, Strand, and presented" with the gold medal conferred o her by the King of Denmark, Her: Under French law, the Paris bealth was drunk in spiced lage believe that any learned counsel in any court of justice has ever been courts decided the former wife of beer from the royal cellare allowed greater latitude than has the American millionaire Mr. Copenhagen. been allowed to Mr. Cecil Hayas in Frank Jay Gould-is no longer He addressed you the entitled to the name of Gould, previous morning at considerable under which she has been an length, and until the adjournment pounced to appear at a Paris music his observations were a mass of hall as a dancer. irrelevases, to any issue you have

this case.

to determina. Until he came to tell you what ovidenes he, proposed to adduce in support of the plea of justification his speech was a mix: ture of a diatribo en politicians and vituperative abuse of Mr. Winston Churchill."

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It is clear that the matter ought not to be allowed to rest; and for the honour of the profession the conduct of counsel bould be seri-

For throwing pepper, to a girl typist's face in a milway carriage William Shadwell, 19, was at East Ham sentenced to two months' imprisonment in the second divi- sion, the magistrate saying that he needed looking after on acount of his health.

At the adjourned inquest on M A. J. Lawman, 55, solicitor of

who Bournemouth,

defende Allaway, the murderer of Miss Irene Wilkins, at Bournemouth, December 1921, it was stated the death was due to poison, and verdict, of Suicide during Tem porary Insanity was returned

Twenty drawers of horses in th Manchester November Handicap which was abandoned through fog each received a cheque for £1,13 The convict mechanic who from the Clitheroe (Lancashire)

ously considered by the Benchers of planned to escape from Parkhurst, Conservative Club's sweepstake his inn. No one would suggest for Isle of Wight, by means of, a set prize fund. Drawers of Pambat a moment that freedom of speech at of keys he had manufactured in scratched before the day of the the Bar should be curtailed in the the blacksmith's shop, is to lose a race, participated in the dia slightest degree, but liberty must portion of the remission of his tribution,

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