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writesinthe"CatholicTimes": HenryII.,beforethisdistributionwas 1don'tthinkwecanserveGodormade,didgrantthatheshouldbeking servechristiancharitybysettingupaunderhimandkeephiskingdomin mythintheplaceoftruthforthewor-thesamegoodandpeaceablestatein shipofpeople.Acertainnumberofwhichhekeptitbeforetheinvasion." ourfellowCatholicsareengagedinthis "Henryalso,"continuesSirJohn vainexerciseinthesedays. Davies,"grantedaspecialcharterto Oneofthesemyths,ofwhichProfes-fiveIrishfamilies.Thesewerethe sorShusterisapropagator,isthatO'NialsofUlster,theO'Melachlansof amicablerelationsexistedbetweentheMeath,theO'ConnorsofConnaught, EnglishandIrishinCatholictimes.theO'BriensofThomond,andtheMc

ItrestsonthephrasethatacertainMorroughsofLeinster.Healsogrant- numberoftheNormaninvadersofire-edtheDanesofWaterfordthatthey landbecamemoreIrishthantheIrishshouldhaveandenjoythelawsof themselves.Acertainsmallnumber.England."(Davies'"HistoricalRela. liketheBurkesandBarrysandFitz-tions,"pages45andSW.

Englishlawtothem,itwasnotac cepted,owing,asAubreydeVeresaid moretotherapacityofthesettlersthantotheruthlesnessoftheEnglish kings.Readhisintroductiontohis "Inisfail";read"Inisfail"itself,which wasintendedmoreforEnglishreaders thanfortheIrish.Nooneknewthe soulofIrelandbetterthanthekindly.heartedandholyAubreydeVere.He lovedpeaceandardentlysoughtfor friendshipbetweenthetwopeoples,but hewantedittobebasedontruthand notonmyth.Indeed,itissaidthat his"Inisfail"waswrittenasadirect answer tivetoCardinalNewman'simaginadeclaration.Ilookontruehis- geralds,didafteratimemarryIrish TheMereIrish. toryasarecordofthewaysofDivine wivesanddiscardedtheirNorman- Hecontinues:"ThemereIrishwereProvidence,andthefalsificationofhis languageandcustomsandreputedaliens,appearethbysundryre-toryasantagonistictothepurposeof transformedthemselvesintoIrishcords,whereinjudgmentsaredemand.God. chiefs.Buttheywerefewinnumber,ediftheyshallbeansweredinactions andthemassofthesettlersbecameasbroughtbythem.",Hethencitessev- inimicaltothemastotheIrish.Car-eralcaseswherejudgmentsweregiven dinalNewmanwasagreatauthoritydeclaringthattheIrishwhodidnot

onmanysubjects,buthewasnobelongto"thefivebloods"hadnore-

MentalNeed

Theconditionsofeducationinthe authorityonIrishmatters.Heknewlieforredressinlaw.AnyonemightFreeStatehavebeenunderreview, littleoftheirhistory,andhehopelesslykillthemorrobthemwithimpunity.andnotamomenttoosoon.Inthe misunderstoodthatlittlethatheknew.Imaysaythatthesegrantsandchar-caseoftheprimarysystemthegreatCardinalNewman'sSurprise terswerelaughedatbytheadventur-estneedcanbesimplystated.What

theyshahbecleanlyandcomiurtably clad.Further,asthe"IrishRosary- hasrepeatedlypointedout,theEng- lishschool-leavingagehasbeenraised tosixteen.

andwereindeedinworsecasethan aliensofanyforeignrealmthatwasin amitywiththeCrownofEngland.Forbydiversheavypenallaws,theEng- lishwereforbiddentomarry,tofoster,tomakegossipwiththeIrish,orto haveanytradeorcommerceintheir marketsorfairs..Wherebyitismani- festthatsuchashadthegovernment ofIreland,didintendtomakeaper. petualseparationandenmitybetweentheEnglishandtheIrish,pretending,nodoubt,thattheEnglishshouldin theendrootouttheIrish:whichthe Englishnotbeingabletodo,caused perpetualwarbetweenthenations, whichcontinuedfourhundredandodd years."

TheAAofthe10th.yearofHenry VI.isintituted"AnActthatevery liegemanshalltaketheIrishconver. santasespiallsamongsttheEnglish, andmakeofthemasoftheKing'sene mies:wherebyitwasenactedthatit shouldhelawfultotakeallmannerof Irishenemies,whichintimeofptace andtruceshouldcomeandconverse amongsttheEnglishlieges,tospie theirsecrets.force,waysandsubtilties. andmakeofthemasoftheKing'sene- mies."

Incredible,butTrue thinkthisoughtto he enoughto showthatduringthewholetimeIre- landwasunderCatholicEnglandthe Trishwerekeptinastateofoutlawry.

AnEnglishman'sTestimony."AllIreland,"saysSirJohnDavies, "was,byHenryII.,cantonisedamong tenoftheEnglishnation(namely,EarlStrongbow,etc.),andalthoughthey hadgainedpossessionofone.thirdof thekingdom,yetintitletheywere ownersandlordsofall,soasnothing waslefttobegrantedtothenatives. Andthereforewedonotfindinany recordorhistory,forthespaceofthree hundredyears,thatanyIrishlordob- tainedagrantofhiscountryfromthe Crown,butonlytheKingofThomond hadagrant,butonlyduringHenry theThird'sminority,andRoderickallkindsofProperty.

ThefirstlineofAubreydeVere'spoem of"Inisfail"is: "Foragesthreewithoutlawsyeshall flee,likebeastsintheforest."

Itseemsincredible.ThataCatholic peopleshouldmake-suchlawsand maintainsodreadfulasystemagainst anyraceofmentaxesone'sbelief.But therearemanyincrediblethingsthat aretrue,andthisisoneofthem.

DuringthewholetimethatEngland wasCatholictheIrishpeoplewere huntedlikebeastsintheforest,andal- thoughmanyofthemofferedsubmis- sionandmoneyfortheextensionof DudleyandDwyerLendMoneyon

opiniononmattersthatneedtheco- operationofall.Itistimetouse everymeans,frompresstopulpit,to makeachild'scontinualabsencefrom schooladisgracetoitspeople. truceshouldheaccordedtonegligent parents.

ThisisalreadytheEnglishsocialat- titudeonthesubject.Notonlyis therestringentobligationonparents tosendthechildrentoschool,but thereisduepressuretoensurethat

Heconfessedhowstartledandsur-erswhentheKing'sbackwasturned.iswantedisthestrictdailyattendprisedhewastofindtheIrishsodif-hegoeson:"ThemereIrishwerenotanceofthechildren.Exactlyoneferentineveryrespectfromwhatheonlyaccountedaliens,butenemies,andthirdofthoseontheschoolrollsdo hadsupposed.Hehappenedtohearaltogetheroutoftheprotectionofthenotattendatall. thephrasethatsomeoftheinvaderslawsoasitwasnocapitaloffenceto ThelastcensustakeninIreland- hadbecomemoreIrishthantheIrishkillthem,andthisismanifestbymanythirteenyearsago-showedthatin themselves,andhemadeitapegonrecords." someparts,particularlythewestern whichtohangatheorythatamicable AcertainsmallnumberoftheseNor-districts,therewasaconsiderabledepeoples.Beyondthatphrasehehadmaninvaders,liketheBurkes,Fitz-greeofilliteracy.Inviewofwardis- relationsprevailedbetweenthetwogeralds,andPowers,droppedtheirlocationandlatertroubles,itispro. notashredofevidencetosupportFrenchspeechandbecameIrishchiefs,bablethatilliteracyhasincreasedinhistheory.LingardsaysnothingtoadoptingwiththeirIrishwivesthesteadofdiminished. supportit.Infact,Lingardmaybedress,manners,andstyleofthenative --. adducedasawitnessagainstit.Inchiefs.Itwasthesewhoweresaidto Attechnicalcongressesandeduca. notoneoftheLivesoftheEnglishhe"moreIrishthantheIrish." tioncommissionsvaguerubbihshas Saintsisthereawordorsignthat RebelsandEnemies. been andtalkedabout"vocationaltraining" soforth,whentheprimenecessity therewasanyaccordbetweenthem Onpage85Daviessays:"Inallthe andtheIrishaftertheinvasion.TheParliamentRollsthatareextant,fromistoseethatallchildrenwillgoto ChurchHistoriesofbothcountriesgivethe40th.yearofEdwardtheThirdschoolwithsufficientregularitytoenusnopictureofaharmonyexistingbe.tillthereignofHenryVIII.,wefindablethemtobetaughttoread,write, andcalculate. tweenthem.CertainlywefindinEngthedegenerateanddisobedientEnglish lishChurchHistory werealcalledrebels;buttheIrishwhichwere Denmark,thecountrythatsosev waysanumberofIrishBishopsroam-notintheKing'speacearecalledeneerelycompeteswithIrishagriculture, ingupanddownthroughEngland,butmien.StatuteKilkenny,C.1-10,11;hasbuttwoilliteratesinathousand. theseIrishBishopswereEnglishmen2HenrytheFourth,C.24;10HenryGermany,whichattainedthechiefinwhoweredrivenoutoftheirSeesbyVI.,C.1.18;18HenryVI.,C.4,5;Ed-dustrialplaceintheworld,hadasimi- theirIrishflockorwhofoundEnglishwardIV.,C.6;10HenryVII.,C.17.larproportionwhenhercensuswas lifemorecongenial.TheIrishChurchAlltheseStatutesspeak'ofEnglishre-lastrecorded.Everynationnowde- Historieshavenothingbutcomplaintshels(theBurkes,Fitzgeralds,etc.Iandpendsontheintelligentbodyofits tomakeoftheBishops,priests,andIrishenemies;asiftheIrishhadneverPeople. monkswhowentsentovertothemtobeenintheconditionofsubjects,but Inothercountriesitisthepractice fleeceandnottofeedtheflock.Afteralwaysoutoftheprotectionofthelaw,toorganiseapointofview,andcreate theinvasiontherewasnoIrishArch- bishopofDublintillaftertheRefor mation.TheywereallEnglishmen, andmostofthemactedasLordDe- puty,withagallowsonthelawnbe- foretheirpalaceatHarold'sCross. LetAnAppealforProof anyProfessorShusterbringforward singlefactorargumenttosupport hiscontentionandhewillbedoing realgoodtomeatleast,forinallmy readingIhaveneverbeenabletodiscoveraparticleofproofforhistheory Hewritesasifheknewsomethingthat wouldrevealthisharmony,andasif Irishmen(lidnotknowofitsexistence. Tfhedoesknowanything,whywillhe nottellusandhealthesore?Itis not"sport,"asaschoolgirlsaidtome theotherday,tokeepbackwhat everyoneshouldknow. ButImustnotbringIrishauthori- tiesintothewitnessboxonsucha question.IwillbringanEnglish. man,averystaunchEnglishpatriot andadversetotheIrish,agreatlaw- yer,whowasAttorneyGeneralinIre. landtoKingJamesI:SirJohnDavies. Inhis"HistoricalRelations"hegives usasummaryoflawsmadebythe KingsandLordsspiritualandtern poralintheEnglishParliamentaginsttheIrish.Hetouchesalsoonphases ofIrishHistory.Itiswithnoplea- sureatall,butwithrealpain,Ifind myselfcalledontorakeuptheseold embersofbitterstrife,butIhatea mythandtheself-deceptionthatisso prevalentnow.

Attendanceisthefirstessentialre formintheprimarysystem.Andthe secondisamethodofteachingchildrenfromthirteenyearsonward,whoare notintendedforhigherstudies,touse theirhandsaswellastheirheads SecondaryeducationinIrelandspassingthroughanevolutionof h thephaseswillbewatchedwithseri- ousinterest.ThedefectoftheInter- mediatesystemwasthatitwasadapt- edonlyto'boyswhoweretofollow professions.Thosewhomitsuited werethereforeacomparativefew.Yet itwasappliedindiscriminatelytothe numerousstudentswhoselivelihood wastodependonbusinessoragricul- ture.Thegreatmajorityofmiddle-classboysrequireabusinesseducation Theircourse,tobeofanyutility, shouldinclude-(1)Accountancy,(2" economichistory,(31appliedscience. (4)businesstechnique,and(5)a foreignlanguage.Practicalagricul- tureshouldbeavailableforintending farmers.

Irelandhaseconomicliberty,buther economicsituationto-dayiscritical. Shehaswideroomformenwhoascul tivators,directors,managers,headsof departments,willultimatelyguidet. agriculturalandcommercialactivityo! thecountry. Itisaregrettablefactthatthemar- ketingofIrishcommoditiesislargely hamperedbythetendencytokeeponpackingandpresentingtheproducein amannerthatdidwellenoughfifty yearsago.Nothingcouldmorepoig- nantlyprovethatthereisatthern mentashortageofmentalflexibility. alertness.adaptability-alackofbusi nesstraininginthebusinesspeople. Ofcoursenobodywishestohaveedu- cationnarroweddowntoasordidcon- centrationonthefewspecialacquire- mentsthatwillenableonetomakea prosperousliving.Therehas,however.beentoolittlestresslaidonsuchattainmentshitherto.Theyhavea nationalimportance.Noristhereanyreasonwhysuchstudiesshouldes chidetheotherbranchesofknowledge thathelpmenandwomentoseewith cleareyesandtocontemplatewit', omenunprejudicedmindstheissuesrf thetime.-"IrishRosary." IMM116,

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"Brogmersfield"--AnEcho

(ByJS.H.)

Thereadingpublichasbeendisap- pointedinMgr.Bickerstoffe-Drew's latestbook,"Brogmersfield,"anditis hardtounderstandwhy.Catholics,at least,shouldgiveareadywelcometo thisbook,foritisoneofthemost suitableweaponswithwhichtooppose agreatanddangerousmovementof ourownday.

Thisisnotareviewof"Brogmers- field."butjustanefforttodrawattentiontoanoteworthyoppositionof presentdaydiabolism.Thisageat oursisoftencalledmaterialistic,but itisaremrakablefact,thatinone iseitisthemostspiritualagesince beginning.Perhapsitwouldbe morecorrecttosay"spiritualistic" ratherthan"spiritual,"butthefactis there,thatpeoplereadytodenyevery revealedtruth,willretainabeliefin ghosts,orspooks,orofreturningsfrom thegrave.

Monsignor'sbookisahorriblestory, welltold,ofpeoplewhodabbledindiabolism.andheshowsasthestoryproceeds,thattheChurchisquitefamiliar withspiritisminallitsforms,and knowshowtoapplytheremedy-that atRometheyknowhowthedevilsdo.

Thewomanwithanoh,intheearly morningofhistory,thewitchesand warlocksoflatertimes,andtheParis- gownedwomenofourownday,who hold,whattheydesignatewiththeircultivatedFrenchaccent,"say-onxes," therebyrivallingthecorrectnessofthe pronunciationofMr.Chesterton's Major.whowasabletoobtainwater inaFrenchrestaurant,bycallingout "0"-"0"beingtheFrenchwordfor water-areallofthesameevilrace, andtheirisnothingtochoosebetween theWitchofEndorandtheseanceof Mrs,DeRiche.

TheChurchhasbeengivenpower overdevils,andknowshowtouseit, andthisisthewholemessageof"Brogmersfield."

Now,thismessageisneededvery much.Itisfashionabletodealin theoccult,andCatholicsaresafeguardedfromit,bytheplainteaching oftheChurchin Commandment.regardtothefirst Peopleoutsidethe Church,nothavingthefamiliar,daily andhourlyuseofthesafeandholy spiritualcommunicationmaintained betweentheChurchmilitant,suffering, andtriumphant,andwhichwecall theCommunionofSaints,aremore likelytoseekforsomething"otherworldly,"bysomeofthedangerousmeansemployedbythosewhoseek oraclesfrom"onerisenfromthedead."

Thishecticinterestintheoccultspiritualityofawronganddangerous nature-isthemeansthedevilsuse,to makeamockeryoftheboastedmaterialismoftheday,whichisnotma- terialatall,becauseitisnotsolid. Vapours,andrumours,and"windsof doctrine,"wereoldinthedaysofthe Apostles.Ithasbeenreservedfor theageof manufacture,boastedmaterialism,and andmotors,toseehardheadedbusinessmenledintomorris dancingandfebrilediabolism,bythe seancesofawatered-downwitchery.

Evenoutsideofthedomainoffaith. itisapitifulthing,toseemenwho otherwiseareashard-headedas ThomasGradgrind,becomingsoairily spiritual,astobesatisfiedliterally withashadow,insteadofasubstance.

Afterall,itwasahealthysentiment, thatexpressed,intheepitaphofFred erickPrinceof\Vales:

"Butsince'tisonlyFred, Whowasalive,andisdead, There'snomoretobesaid."

Thespiritistshavelostthesturdinessandsanityofthatbelief,and cannotbesatisfieduntiisome-lizard, or"womanwithanob,"pretendsto calluptheshadeofFred,sothatthey may"wireless"withthe"beyond."

"Broadmindedclergymen,"saysMr. G.K.Chesterton,"alwaysmean "clergymenwhodenythatChristrose fromthedead. Abroad-minded clergymannevermeans,onewhobelievesthathisownauntrosefromthe dead."

Inthecaseofthosewhorunafter wizardry,whodancetothepipingof diabolists,andwhoswearbythe seancesofMrs.DeRiche.wefind manyofthat"broad-minded"type, readytorelegatetheResurrectionto amongthemyths,whilebelievingin nightlyresurrectionsamongtheSmiths.

ConanDoyle,inhisbook"TheMys- teryofCloomber"-"which,pardonme, Idonotmeantoread"-musheslarge-

lyaboutoccultpowersofIndian priests,andbabblesofastralbells,but heexplainsnothing.Themysteryre mainsthemysteryofCloomber.

FatherBenson,inthe"Necromancers,"doesmuchbetter,butin"Brog- mersfield"thereissomethingmuch moresatisfactory.Itwasagirls prayers,principally,thatupsetthepos. sessioninthe"Necromancers,'but Mgr.Bickerstoffe-Drew,inlesshaste thantheradio-activeFatherBenson, "givesthedevilhisdue,"sotospeak-- almostletshimdohisworstbeforehe givestheChurchthechancetodoits best.Whatanadequatebestitis!

Usuallysomethingmorethana.girl's prayersisneededtocombatsuchevils. ElsetheChurchwouldr.aNeroneed forexorcistsandexorcisms"The Necromancers"tellsathrillingtaleof ayouthwho"wentafter"Spiritism andwasbadlybitten,eventothe pointofdiabolicalpossession.Both FatherBenson'sbookandMgr.Bicker. stoffe-Drew's,indicatethedangerthat comesfromgettingonthewrongside ofspiritualthings,andFatherBenson sumsitupinafewwords,whichhe putsintothemouthofFatherMahon: "Whenitisnotfraud,itisthedevil." "Brogmersfield'showsadifferent phaseofthedanger,butthesame remedy.Thereisnothingthatcanbe plottedinhell,thattheChurchisnot readytodisperse;thereisnotrickof thedevil,neither"thingspresentnor thingstocome,"whichsheisnotpre- paredfor.Guided,andaided,and possessed,bytheSpiritofTruth,She standswithherheadinheaven,with herfeetonthemouthofhell,with herarmsembracing.theworld--"all agesandallnations"-readyforevery problem,readytosetrighteverything thatevercangowrongwiththe humanheart,fortoherthereis nothingnew.Thesamedeviltobeopposedbythesameoldtruths,and thesamepowertowhichtheDisciples ofChristfoundthedevilssubject,is inherheartandinherhands,andtill theendshestandswhereChristhas placedher,to"trythespiritswhether theybeofGod."

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OntheoccasionofHisfeastday, theSacredCollegeofCardinalspresentedtotheHolyFathertheirgreetingsandbestwishes.HisHolinessrepliedthankingthemandbestowedon themHisApostolicblessing.Inlike manner,themembersofthePopes householdwaitedonHisHolinessto wishhimahappyfeast.Thefeast dayoftheHolyFather,thatofSt. Achilles,fallsonMay12th.

OnMay29,washeldaprocessionin honourofOurLady,ofwhomapictureveneratedinthechurchof"Santa MariainPortico"wascarriedintriumphtoSt.Peter's.Attheheadof theprocessionwerethemunicipal guards.TheywerefollowedbyboyscoutsandbythebandoftheCollege PiustheTenth.Thencamevarious associationsofwomenbetweenwhom andtheassociationsofmencame anothergroupofboyscouts.Theremainderoftheprocession,themembersofthe"GioventiCattolica."the variousyoungmen'lcirclesorassociations,theassociatesofthe"ApostleshipofPrayer,"thevariousThirdOrders,thereligousOrdersardCongregations,andtheparishpriestsof Rome.Finallycamethecommittee inchargeoftheealebratian,andHis EminenceCardinalRantizzieleBianchiinPontificalvesteneins:followed bythethronewithOurLady'spicture carriedbyeightdeaconsinDalmatics. Theorderingoftheterocessionwasin handsofthepontificalMastersof Ceremonies,MonsignorsDante,Bonazzi,Grano,andCalderari.Inside St.Peter'stheprocessionwasmetby fourteenCardinals,andbytheCanons oftheBasilica,togetherwiththe Archpriest,HisEminenceCardinal MerrydelVal.Thethronewiththe pictureofOurLadywasplacedona temporaryaltarnotfarfromtheConfession.CardinalMerrydelValimpartedthetripleBenedictionofthe BlessedSacrament,afterwhichwere heardmanyhymnsandcanticlesin honourofOurLady.Duringthe wholelengthoftheprocessionthe housesweredecoratedandflowers wereshoweredonthepicture.Immensecrowdslinedtheway,enthusiasticallywelcomingtheveneratedimage.

OnMay29th,FeastoftheAscension, HisHolinessthePope,intheprivate ThroneroomoftheVaticanPalace,at therequestofthePro-Regentofthe "CancelleriaApostolica,"gavehisconsenttothepublicationoftheBullindictingtheJubileeoftheHolyYear 1925.Thebullwasthenreadinthe entrancedoorsofSt.Peter'samidthe festivesoundsofthebellsofthe Basilica.Copiesweresenttoberead intheotherpatriarchalbasilicasand distributedtothosepresent.The BullwascarriedbyaPontificalMasterofCeremoniesinthebasilicasof St.Pauloutsidethewalls,St.Mars MajorsandSt.JohnLateran,andaffixedtothedoorsofthesechurches outsidethe"Cancelleria,"andinthe othercustomaryplaces.TheBullis signedbyHisEminenceCardinalGasparri,SecretaryofState,HisEminenceCardinalCagiano.Chancellorof theHolyRomanChurch,andthe ApostolicProtonotariesCampouand Virili.

OntheoccasionoitheGoth.anniversaryoftheWorkforthePreservationoftheFaith,undertheauspiees thesame,HisEminenceCardinalSklarrettideliveredalecturedealingwith thiswork.Amongthosepresentwere severalCardinalsandotherwell knownpersonagesoftheecclesiastical scald.Duringtheafternoonmusical itemswererenderedbythechoirof theFrenchSeminary.Thelecturewas closedwiththereadingofanautographoftheHolyFatherOnJune9th,intheBasilicaofSt. Chrysongomiswascelebratedthefeast oftheBlessedAnnaMariaTaigiwho wasbeatifiedbyHisHolinessPope BenedicttheFifteenth,andwhose bodyreposesintheabovenamed church.Thefeastwasprecededbya solemntriduum,withBenedictionof theBlessedSacrament.Onthefeast daySolemnMasswassungbyHis GracetheArchbishopofNicomedia, Mons.CharlesCremonesi.Benediction givenbyHisEminenceCardinalSbarretti. June8th.sawthereturntoRomeof thefamousrelicofSt.FrancisXavier, hisarm,ofwhichthecustomaryrestingplaceisthechurchofthe"Gesu" inRome.Aprocessionofmotorcars precededthatinwhichtherelicwas carriedintoRometothebasilicaof St.Mark.ThenitwascarriedinprocessionbyHisEminenceCardinal Vicotothe"Gesu,"whereitwasplacedfirstonthehighaltarthenonan improv;sedaltarinthesanctuary. AfterasermonbytheRev.JohnRovellaandBenedictionoftheBlessed Sacrament,duringvahichasolemn"Te Deum"wassung,therelicwascarried bad.tohisplaceabovethealtarof St.FrancisXavier. OnthesamedayHisHolinessthe Popeorderedthereadingoftwodecrees,ofwhichonedeclaresthatthe conanisationoftheBlessedMaryMagdelenPostelmaysafelybeproceeded with,theotherapprovesoftwomin aclesbroughtforwardinfavourofthe beatificationoftheVenerableServant ofGod,AnthonyGiavelli,onceBishop ofBobbio. Amongthevariouseffortsforthe educationofthefaithfulinRomeis worthyofnotethatofthecoursein religousinstruction,intheconventof theHandmaidsoftheSacredHeartin the"ViaVentiSettembre."OnThursday,June13th,underthepresidency ofHisEminenceCardinalPompili, washeldthefinalpublicdemonstrationforthefirstyear.AftertheRev. MariusBarbera,S.J.,hadoutlinedthe workalreadyaccomplishedandthe courseyettobedone,sixofthestudentsgaveexpositionsoftheworl: doneinthepastyear.Thesewereinterspersedwithmusicalitems.We maynoteinpassingthatthisschoolis theresultofa"MotuProprio"ofHie HolinessPopePiusXIth..issuedor thefeastofSt.Peter,1923.andtreatingofreligiousinstruction.

Onthesamedayinthe"Collepie Angelico."internationalCollageofthe OrderofPreachers.FatherLewisPerreth,O.P..finishedaseriesoflectiires onart,discussingtheByzantinechileches.Thelargeaudiencewerermseh impressedwiththeexpositionofthis theme1woneoftheforemostItalian authoritiesonart.

MoraleofGermanPeopleSeriouslyBroken

RightRev.MonsignorJohnF.Noll, LL.D.,writesinthe"NewWorld":

WhatevermaybesaidaboutGermany'sabilityorinabilitytopay,the factisthatthemoraleoftheGerman peoplehasbeenseriouslybroken,and thepopulationbeenterriblydisunited sincethecloseofthewar.Priorto therecentelections,thisdisunitywas thesubjectofmuchcommentonthe partofthosewhohavetheinterestsof theFatherlandatheart.

TheAustralianballotwasusedfor thefirsttime,andthereweretwentythreedifferentsetsofcandidatesrunningforthesameoffices;inother words,Germany'spopulationwasdividedamongthatmanydifferentpolitical groups.Womenhavingthesuffrage inGermany,therewerenearly30,000,000votescast,andfullyhalfofthem werefortheenthronementofcommunism.socialismandakindofK.K.K.nationalism.Germanyissaneatheart, butintheirdiscontentedstateherpeopleieerewillingtogothelimitfor somethingnew.

Theanticsofthemarklastfallwere enoughtodrivethepeoplemad.There wasnoincentivetowork,muchlessto

cupiedzone,andtheinhabitantsthereofhaveatoo-vividdailyreminderof thefrightfulwartobehappyandcontented,evenifbusinessweregood. However,busincssisnotgoodanywhereinGermany,andprincipallybecausethereisinsufficientmoneyin circulation.

Thestabilisationofmoneyandprices bytheintroductionoftherentenmark wasthegreatestachievementofthe governmentsincethewar,andwould itselfhavegivengreatimpetustobusinessifthequantityofrentenmarksin circulationweregreater.Thebanks haven'tthemtoloan,andbigbusiness cannotborrowthem.CardinalSchulte, ofCologne,toldthewriterthatthe GermanChancellor,Mr.Marx,who,by theway,isnotonlyafinetypeofCatholic,butadailyCommunicant,said tohiminMaythatif,byaloanor someothermethodmoreoftherentenmarkscouldbeplacedincirculation, hewouldbeashamedtohavethepeopleofGermanyacceptanycharity afteraperiodofeightorninemonths. PeopleAreDivided.

Thepoliticalagitatorshavedone muchtodividethepeopleofGermany, andthereasinanyothercountry,it isacaseof"dividedwefall."InBavariathemonarchisticspiritisvery dominant,whileinPrussiathepeople arenotonlyformonarchy,butareto agreatdegreecommunistic.TheBavarians,who,lefttothemselves,wouir' bequiteplacidandreligious,havebee, stirredupbyHittlerandLudendorff Ludendorff,thePrussian,theanti-Catholic,unwelcomeinhisownhome,hat movedintotheheartofBavaria,wln isCatholic,andtherehaslaunchedbitterattacksagainsttheCatholic ChurchandherCardinalattheirvery door.Wewonderwhatwouldhappen toaCatholicBavarianifhewentintc PrussiatoinsultProtestants! OnlastNewYear'sDay,theCardinalatMunichpreachedasermonin behalfofpeaceandforgiveness.In hissermonhedeclaredthat"eventhe Jewsshouldhavejustice,"andthat "thesinkingoftaleLusitaniawasunfortunateinits?Rect."ThenLudendorffandhisfollowerswerequickto chargetheCardinalwithsayingsomethingentirelydifferent.Theyaccused himofdefendingtheJew,against whomthereisconsiderablefeeling,and ofcriticisingthewarpolicyofthegovernment..Inananti-Catholiccampaign.LudendorffandHittlerwereunited,thoughtheyareotherwisepromotersofdifferentprogrammes.Lin]. endorffisworkingforthereturnofthe Hohenzollernstopower,whileHittler hasaNationalisticpatrioticpro. grammeoftheAmericanKuKlux Klantype.

BavariansWantaRing.

TheBavarianswouldwelcomealocal king.becausetheylivedandprosper. edundertheruleofKingLudwigHI. Theycarelittle-whoisattheheadof Germanyasawhole.TheCatholics oftheotherprovincesofGermany criticisetheCatholicsofBavariafor beingmoreinterestedintheirkcal thanintherationalgoverr.im".tand theirfailingtojointheirbrethrenina moredefiniteunite1frontagainstradicalism.

save.Thoseu-hodidworkmadehaste toconverttheirmoneyintosomecom- modityatonce,forfearthemark wouldhavelessthanone-halfto-day's valueor,themorrow.Hencethepoor people,theworkingpeoplegenerally, werenecessarilydestitute.Themiddle classhadbecomepoorbythelossofall interestonwhateverinvestmentsit hadmade,andbylosingatleast75 percentoftheprincipalbecauseno oneexpectstorecovermorethan25 percentofpre-warinvestedcapital. MisconductbyWealthy.

Manyrichbecamericher,justasthey didinthiscountrybywartimeprofiteering,andtheknowledgeofitonly contributedtowardthespreadofcommunisminGermany.Duringthelast year,-thewealthyhavebeeninvesting considerablemoneyinotherthanGermansecurities,andhavebeendoing lotsoftravelling,particularlyinItaly, andthusinvitingcriticism,whichis illogicallydirectedagainsttheGermansgenerally.

TheRhineland,themostbeautiful partofGermany,isin..heso-calledoc-

Protestantismhasgonetopiecesin Germany,andLudendorffhasthe backingofitsscatteredpiecesbecause hisanti-Catholicprogrammeisonly onesideofhispro-Lutheranzeal.This anti-Catholicprogrammepreventsthe peoplefromseeingwhatwouldotherwisehesopatentt(i'anyunprejudiced observer.namelythattheCatholic ChurchalonecansaveGermany.TodayGermany'sReichstagwouldbesocialisticwereitnotforthebalanceof powerwhichtheCentre,orCatholic partyexertsandnooneetherthan ChancelleeMarx.whosepraetialCe thnlicitymakeshimanardentGerman patriot,couldhaveformedaworking CabinetomitofthedissonantinemhersofwhichthenewParliament emiriscomposed.

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THELYNNSCHOLARSHIPOF£1,879, fflumainunnummumummuummunumannumonommummummumE IthasbeenwrittenoftheRenais- Theregulationswillleasfollows:sancethat"itwasanagewhenlearn. RegulationsforLynnScholarships ingitselfwaspower."Thesamemay betrulysaidofourowntimes.The OpentoCatholicSchools. educationalladderscalestheloftiest

1.-TheScholarshipshallbeknown heightsofpositionandfame.Thereasthe"LynnScholarshipsforCatholic vivaloflearningwhichcharacterisedSchools,"betenableforfiveyears,be the15th.and16th.centurieswasmadeawardedeveryyear,andbeofthe accessibletoallbytheprofusefibertotalvalueof£210,viz,£30perannum alityofthepatronsofscholarships.Itfortwoyears,and£50perannumfor wassointh:classicalige.AHoracethree couldlivebecauseofaMaecenas.It issoto-day.Therearepatronswho

2.-TheScholarshipshallbeopenfor havewontheesteemandadmirationofcompetitionbymalestudentssitting theircontempTifaries,becausetheirdo-fortheJuniorExaminationatany PrimaryCatholicSchoolintheArchdioceseofPerth.

nationstolearninghavebroadenedthe avenuesofeducationanuhaveenabled manytoenterthesacredportalswhich Awouldotherwisebeclosedtothem.It isnofantasticassertiontoacclaima MaecenasinPerth.Therehavebeen some,buttoone,weCatholicsfeelsincerelygrateful,becausehehasdirectedhisgenerosityinaspecialwayto ourCatholicschools.OnlastTuesday,Mr.R.J.Lynndonatedthemunificeutgiftof£1,875forscholarshipsin Catholicschools.Mr.Lynnisthe Managing-DirectoroftheAmalgamated Collieries,andisalsoapartnerinthe WestralianMotorsLtd.,Pier-street, Perth.Ashortaccountofthedonationmaybeappreciatedbyour readers.

ThefirstLynnScholarship,of£5,000, wasdonatedaboutfouryearsago.It wasthentheintentionofMr.Lynn, whohadrepresentedtheFremantle ConstituencyintheUpperHousefor manyyears,toreturnthankstohis electorsbygiving.ascholarshiptothe boysofFremantle.Naturallyhe placedthematterbeforetheEducationDepartment,andrequestedthem todrawuptheconditions.TheDirectorofEducationbecamechairman ofthecommittee.Theconditionswere publishedinthePress,andNo.4conditiondeclaredthat"thecandidates mustbepupilsoftheFremantleBoys SchoolorotherStateHighSchoolwith. intheProvince,andmusthaveattendeaforaperiodofatleasttwoyears." ThisclauserenderedtheChristianBrothers'SchoolatFremantleineligible forcompetition.TheDirectorofEducationcouldnotbeunawareelthe existenceofthatschoolwithinthe Province,andconsequentlymusthave deliberatelyexcludeditfromthe Scholarship.Wasthattheintention ofthedonor?Itwasnot.Atan interviewgrantedtotheVeryRev. FatherCallan.0.M.I.,andFather McMahon,M.A..Mr.Lynndeclared that"itwasnothisintentiontovictimisetheCatholicelectorateofthat Province,whosesupptethealways valued."Atanotherinterview:grantedtoFatherMcMahon,Mr.Lynnpromisedtowritetothecommitteeand havethematteradjustedbytheeliminationofthatclause,therebypermittingtheChristianBrothers'Schoolto competefortheScholarships.Inthe meantime,Mr.LynnhadtogotoEngland,andnochangeintheconditions werepublished.OnhisreturninAugustlast,inanswertoFatherMcMahon's letter,hewrote:"Textremelyregret thatnothingsofarhasbeenfinalised. Icanassureyou,however,thatIam anxioustoseethatnoinjusticeisdone toyoursectionofthecommunityat Fremantle,andIshallbegladtohave theopportunityofdiscussingthepositionwithyou"Theoutcomeofthe discussionsisthatMr.Lynnhasgranted£1,875forScholarshipstotheCatholicSchoolsasarecompenseforthe injusticedonetothembytheregula- tionsissuedbytheDirectorofEducation.Mr.Lynnhaskepthisprorri.seandprovedhissinceritybyhis princelytributetoourCatholicschools TheCatholicpeopleoftheWesthave reasontohegratefultohim,andto rememberhisgeneroustributetoour schools.ThefactthatMr.Lynnis anon-Catholicaccentuatesthetribute. Weacceptitasatokenofhisfeelings towardstheCatholiccommunityanda personalrecognitionoftheworkthe tCatholicschoolsaredoingforthewel'PreofthisState.Ifthereweremore publicmenofhiskindinourmidst, theinjusticethatismetedouttous becauseofourconscientiousobjection toGod-lessschools,wouldbeshort lived.

HisGracetheArchbishophasap- pointedthefollowingcommitteet3 conducttheLynnScholarship:-TheVeryRev.FatherCallan,O.M.I. Rev.FatherMcMahon,M.A. Mr.JamesMaxwell,B-L.,LL.B. Mr.FredConnaughton.

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8.-Asuccessfulcandidatewhoafter histwoyearsatarecognisedCatholic SecondarySchoolshallwinaGovern. mentScholarship,shallnotcontinue theLynnScholarshipunlessheunder.taketorelinquishtheGovernmentor other theScholarship.Shouldheprefer latter,thedisposalofthere- mainderoftheallowanceshallbeleft tothecommittee.

9.-Whilethestudentisatschool theheadteacherofthatschoolshall presentterminalreportstothecom- mittee,andwhileheisattheUni- versitytheProfessionalBoardshall presentannualreportsastohiscon- ductandprogress.Ifthereportbe Unfavourable,thecommitteeshallhave powertorevoketheScholarship.

10.-Thecommitteeshallhavepower toaddortomodifythetermsofthe schedule.

3.-Thecandidatesmustbepupilsof anyPrimaryCatholicSchoolinthe Archdiocese,andmusthaveattended foraperiodofatleasttwoyears.The candidatesmustnotbemorethan seventeenyearsofageduringthefirst year'stenancyoftheScholarships.

4.-TheScholarshipsshallbeawardedontherecommendationofthecommittee,consistingofVeryRev.Fathet Callan,0.M.I.,Rev.FatherMcMahon, MA.,Mr.JamesMaxwell,B.L.,and Mr.FredConnaughton.

5.-Inmakingaselectionthecommitteeshallbeguidedbythefollowing considerations:-

(a)SuccessatJuniorExamination insixsubjects(MusicandDrawingnottobeconsidered).

(b)Fondnessforandsuccessinmanlyoutdoorsports.

(c)Qualitiesofmanhood,truth, courage,devotiontoduty,sym- pathyfortheweak,kindness,selfishnessandgoodfellowship.

(d)Exhibitionduringschooldayso moralforceofcharacter.

(e)Financialpositionofparentsand guardians.

6.-ThesuccessfulcandidatemustattendanyCatholicSchoolwithinthe Archdiocesefortwoyears,afterwhich hewillberequiredtoprosecutehis studiestothesatisfactionofthecommitteeattheUniversityofW.A.,or anyotherapprovedUniversityinthe Commonwealth.Hemustgivehis timewhollytohisstudies,andsha'l notundertakeadditionalworkor'enterintoanyformofemploymentwithouttheconsentofthecommittee.If acandidatefailstoobtaintheLeaving Certificateattheendoftwoyearsin aSecondarySchool,helosestheScholarship.

7.-Everycandidatewhodesiresto competeforoneoftheseScholarships shallgivenoticetoRev.FatherMcMahon.M.A.,duringthemonthofOctoberprecedingtheJuniorExamination,andshallfurnish:

(a)Acertificateofbirth:

(b)Twocertificatesattestinggood character-onebytheheadofthe schoolhehasbeenattendinganr, onebyaClergymanorJusticeof thePeace.

11.-TheScholarshipallowanceshall beallottedonlyinthefollowingyears: 1925.1926,1928,1929,1931,1932,1934, 1935,1937,1938,1940,1941,1943,1944, 1946,1947,1949,1950,viz.,theScholar- shipshallnotbeopeneverythirdyear.

ThetotalvalueoftheScholarship shallbe£210,viz.,£30perannumfor thetwoyearsataSecondarySchool, and£50perannumforthethreeyears attheUniversityofW.A..oranyother withintheCommonwealth.

N.B.-Allcommunicationsconcern- ingtheScholarshipshouldbeaddressed toTheRev.FatherMcMahon,MA., ThePalace,Perth.

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oftheeveningwasapopulargirlcompetition,inwhichtherewerethreecompetitors,namely,MissFitzgerald,Miss Markey,andMissWinnieWing.Fol. lowingarethevotingscores:Miss Wing,5,040,1st.;MissFitzgerald, 3,334;andMissMarkey,1,057.Every- bodythoroughlyenjoyedthemselves, andthereceiptswereinthevicinityof ViO,whichwasverysatisfactory.Mr. Wingwishestothankhismanyfriends forthesupporttheygavehisdaughter Winnie.TheRev.FatherMcBride wishestothankallthosewhoassisted inthefunction,especiallyMr.andMrs. BeardandMrs.Markey,fortheirvaluableservices.

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Thereare250,000Catholicsinthe VicariateApostolicofUganda.

TheRevJohnCullen,formerlycurateatSt.Matthew'sAnglicanChurch, Sheffield(Eng.),hasbeenordained priestbytheBishopofBrentwoodat anordinationattheChurchofSS. PeterandPaul,Ilford. *

The1.renchCivilCourtsrecentlyan nulledamarriagebecausethebridegroomfraudentlyrepresentedhimself asabachelor,andconcealedthefact thathehadbeenpreviouslymarried anddivorced.

The"HighChurch"movementis spreadinginGermany.Manyofthe Lutheranpastorshearconfessionsand sayMass,andthereisatleastonecommunityofLutheranmonkslivingundertheBenedictinerule.

Father recentlyJosephJohns,anegropriest, saidMassandpreachedina churchatClevland,U.S.A.Thisis thefirsttimethatapriestofthenegro racehasofficiatedintheDioceseof Cleveland. r a

OneoftheoldestmembersoftheCatholicclergyoftheProvinceofQuebec. inthepersonofRev.AbbePierreCharlesBaillargeon,passedawayrecently.Hewasbornin1844,andwastheson ofthelateSenatorCharlesBaillargeon.CardinalBerginwaswithhimshortly beforehedied.-R.I.P.

MissSylviaCalmadyHamlyn,J.P.. ofBridestowe,thefirstCatholicladyappointedasmagistrateinDevonshire, hasresignedherconnectionwiththe Women'sInstituteMovement-ofwhich shewasoneofthefounders-onthe groundthatitisnotsufficientlydemo- cratic.

TheFrenchGovernmenthasawarded toCardinalMercier,ontheoccasionof hisjubilee,thecordonoftheGrand CrossoftheLegionofHonour,the highestdecorationgivenbyFrance andonewhichiscustomarilygiven onlytoheadsofforeigngovernments.

TheAmbassadorofFranceatBrussels wenttoMalinestopresenttheinsignia totheCardinalinthenameofthePre- sidentoftheRepublic. it ity,Chargingfraud,deceit,andimmoral.

apetitionseekingareceivershipfor theHouseofDavid,atBentonHar- bour,wasfiledinCircuitCourtatSt. Joseph,Mich.,U.S.A.,recently.The petitionbrands"Kings"BenjaminPur- nell,fugitiveleaderofthecolony,as"a religiousimposter,piousfraudandbig- amist,"andchargesthathetaught grossimmorality,encouragedimmoral-ityandpracticed'revoltingrites.

AlthoughthereisaRumanianOrtho- doxChurchinParis,KingFerdinand ofRumania,whohasbeenspending sometimeincognitointheFrenchcapi- tal,expressedthedesiretoattendthe SolemnHighMassonEasterSunday intheCatholicCathedralofNotre Dame.Hewasreceivedattheentrancetothebasilicabythearchpriest, andconductedtoaseatespeciallyre servedforhim.HisMajestyfollowed theceremonywiththegreatestatten. tionandjoinedintheprayers.

India.despitetheproverbialpoverty ofitspeopleandthefactthatitis stillamissjoncountrydependanton EuropeandAmerica,isdoingitsmite forthepropagationoftheFaith.This factisbroughtconcretelyto'thefore bythereportjustissuedbyFatherT. Faisandier.directorgeneraloftheSo- cietiesforthePropagationoftheFaith inIndia.FatherFaisandierreports thatin1923morethan10.000rupees werecollectedforthepurposesofthe societies.Whilethissumiscorm narativelysmall,itisregardedashigh- lyencouraging.

FatherThos.M.O'Keeffe,ne"torof theChurchofSt.BenedicttheMoor whohasworkedfor40yearsamen" thenegroesofNewYork.wasrecently madeaDomesticPrelatebythePone. Thechurchservesanentirelyneero Population.MonsignorO'Keeffewas investedinhisnewrobesofoffice.par- talemantelletta.birettaandrochet,by MnnsienorIcahnP.Chidwick.thehero chanlainoftheMainwhenthatbattle- shinwasblowntipinHavanaHarbour. DudleyandDwyerInsureyour Waltite.Piano.rirrnittn-0.SInckployeesWeareInsuranceSpecialists.

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Byahappyinspirationtheeei entCommitteeoftheEucharisticCongressbroughttogetheratlunchduring CongressweekatAmsterdamtheBishopsoftheprincipalcountriesengaged inoppositionduringtheGreat\Var. TherewerepresentbishopsfromGermanx,Austria,EnglandandAmerica. AGermanCardinal-HisEminenceof Cologne-andanEnglishPrinceofthe Church,CardinalBourne,werealsoat theHotelEurope.Mgr.Heylen,the PresidentoftheCongress,spokeof thefraternallovethatshoulddrawall peoplestogetherthroughtheHolyEucharist.

Austria'shopetocontributetothe reconstructionofshatteredEuropewas outlinedinamessagesentbyMonsignorSeipel,theAustrianChancellor,to theNewmanSocietydinneratOxford. England.MonsignorSeipel'smessage,whichwasreadbytheAustrianAmbassador,BaronFranckenstein,said: "TheeffortsoftheAustrianpeopleand theirgovernmentarecentredont. aimofcontributingtothespiritualandeconomicreconstructionofEurope.I amconvincedthatthisworkmustbe carriedthroughbyaclosesolidarityof allnations."

GeneralLudendorffhaschangedhis mind,andnowheexplainshimselfas notananti-Catholic.Inarecent speechhesaid:"Inseparablefromthe GermanmanistheChristianfaith.AtthispointIwillmakeadigression. TheytellmeIamanti-Catholic.Noth- ingisfurtherfromthetruththanthat. ItakemystandwiththeBishopof Bamberg,whowastheauthorofthat beautifulsaying:'Tolerationisahate- fulword-weshouldnottolerlte;Jut loveoneanother.'Iknownodifference GermanbetweenGermanCatholicsand Protestants."

Severaloldchurchesofthecantonof St.Fargeau,intheDioceseofAuxerre, sufferedmysteriouslossesbytheftdur- ingthepastyear.Amongthearticles stolenweresomeancientwoodensta- tues,aNotreDamedePitieofthe thirteenthcentury,somestainedglass windows,apaintingandvariousob- jectsofart.Followinganinvestiga- tionbythepolice,ayoungmilitant memberofthecommunistpar.ty,-mho claimedtobeanantiquary,wasarrest- ed.HisnameisUierreDavid,andhe isthesonofaformercouncillor-gen. eralofthecanton.Thefingerprints foundonthewindowswereidentical withhisown.Theyoungthiefhas justbeenbroughttotrial,andhasbeen sentencedto13monthsinprison.

Mr.JohnCowley,ofWestHartlepool -now83yearsofage-visitedWem- bleyastheguestoftheLondonandNorthEasternRailwayCompany.Mr. Cowleywhenaboyof13firedGeorgeStevenson's"LocomotiveNo.1,"which drewthefirstpassengertraininthe world,andwhichnowstands(dated 1820inthePalaceofEngineering alongsidethelatestgiant-"TheFlying Scotsman,"whichcandraw600tonsat 60milesanhour,andisoneofthemost popularshowsattheExhibition.Theoldmanseemedverydelightedwithhis visit,andsaidhehadhada,:erycom- fortablejourneyfromWestHartlepool, wherehenowresides.TheL.N.E.R. officiallyarrangedforMr.Cowleytobe photographedonthestepsofhisold engine,andthismadeamostimpres- sivepicture-thehistoryofahundred yearslinkedupbytheprogressof science.

FromSanDiego.California,comes thereportthatJuanDeLaCruzPipo, saidtobe110,isdeadattheConejo Indianreservation.Oneofhistwo sonssaidJuanneveratefleshofdomes. ticanimalsorvegetablessuchasgrown bywhitemen,andalwaysaroseat4.30 a.m.,andtookabathinacoldstream.

"TruthinAdvertising"wasthesub- jectofasermonbytheRev.Ronald KnoxatWestminsterCathedraltothe CatholicdelegatestotheInternational AdvertisingConvention.Thepeople shouldnotbeshockedsaidFather

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Knox,attheconventions'sproposaltodebatethepossibilitiesofadvertising religion.Thereisnoharmeveninad- vertisingaparticularkindofreligion, hesaid,iftheadvestisersaresurethe religionitselfcomesuptothesamples. OneadvertisingmanfromtheMiddle WestoftheUnitedStatessignalised hisfirstvisittoEnglandbyjoiningthe CatholicChurch.Hewasreceivedat Brighton.

CardinalO'Connellhasissuedacall forthenextannualmeetingoftheBis. hopsoftheUnitedStates,whichwill beheldattheCatholicUniversityof America,inWashington,September24 and25.TheCardinalArchbishopof Bostonwillpreside.

ThePopein'Julylastreceivedsix thousandworkmen,membersofthe PerseveranceLeaguesdirectedbythe JesuitFathershere,andspoketothem ontheimportanceofconstancyinthe performanceofgoodworks."Itisnot enoughtobegin,"HisHolinesssaid.. "itisnecessarytopersevereinthesanc- tificationofthefamily,orcomparions, orsurroundingsinwhichyoulive.Tse goodworkmenandfaithfulsonsofthe Church,thatisyourmission.Jesus theDivineWorkerawaitstogiveyon.: therewardofyourperseevrance."The Pope'sspeechwasreceivedwithgreat enthusiasm.

Accordingtorecentstatistics,there arenowinGermany4religiousinsti- tutionsofmenand6,316conventsof women.Themajorityofthemarein

Bavaria.T.heFranciscansheadthe listwith39housesand1,327religious. TheBenedictineshave28establishmentswith1,347religious,andthe Jesuitshave26houseswith328religious.

losephAubert,oneofthemastersin thefieldofreligiousart,hasjustpassed awayinasmalltowninFranche-Comte.Hisworksaretobefoundina largenumberofFrenchchurches,but themostfamousarethefrescoesofthe ChurchofNotreDamedesChampsof ParisandthoseofNotreDameatBesancon.HewasamostpracticalCatholic,livingthelifeofoneofthear- tist-monksofoldwhodividedtheir timebetweentheirprayersandtheir paintbrushes.HelivedinFrancheComteinahouseofmonasticorigin, thereligiousatmosphere-ofwhichhe carefullypreserved.

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eollowingonthePreliminaryAnnouncementinlastweek's"Record'oftheBigSurprisepromisedbyMr. Glick,oftheAdelaideTailoringCo.,asaresultofanotherinterviewwithhim,weareinthisadvertisementenabledES torevealthewholesecret.Itissimplyvut,a"MonsterSquareDealSale,"whichwillsupersedeallothercam- paignspreviouslygivenbytheAdelaide1ailoringCo.AcarefulsurveyofthePricesontispageshouldprove= interestingtothoseofourreaderswhoa.0wavhingoutforbargains. ThefirstgreatannouncementmadebytheAdelaideTailoringCompanywasalineof:tiltstoMeasureat63s.

AnumberofSuitLengthswasputasideforthatcampaign,andthelotweresoldinlessthanaweek.Wearein formedthepurchaserswerecallingforweeksafterwardsseekingSuitsforthatprice,onlytobedisappointed.

TheSecondCampaignwasanintroductionto\\'.A.ofAustralian-MadeSerges,PureWool,andguaranteed= indigodye.Twenty-fiveRollsofthesematerials(anequivalentof500Suits)werereservedforPerth.Fremantle,= andKalgoorlie-thesewereabsorbedbythepublicalmostimmediately.

TheCompany'sHalf-Year'sBusinessandStocktakingfinishedlastSaturday,theresultbeingsuchafinancial---f4 successthatitisMr.Glick'sintentiontogivehisnumerousclientsthroughouttheStateaChristmasBoxinthe shapeofValues.InsteadofhavingtopaybigincometaxestotheGovernment,theCompanyhasdecidedtogive thepublicabigreductioninpricesasaChristmasappreciationoftheirmanyyears'support.Thetwolinespre-= viouslymentioned,viz.,TweedSuitstoMeasureat63s.,andtheAustralian.MadeSergesat84s.,areagaintoplay

abigpartinthe"MonsterSquareDealSale."OnthisoccasiontheFirmhavesetasideafewhundredSuit_=

Lengthsofeachofthesematerials.Thissale,beingthelastthisyear.Mr.Glicksays,"itwillbeahugesurpriseto ourmanyfriendsandclientsalloverWesternAustralia."Intendingpurchasersareadvisedtomaketheirselections= asearlyaspossiblefortheirChristmasGifts.Onlyfirstclasscutters,tradesmen,andtrimmersareemployed, andallsuitsareMadeontheFirm'sPremises.Thepublicareassuredofworkmanshipofthehighestorder,anda= guaranteegoeswitheachSuit.

TheJuvenileDepartmentinconjunctionwiththe"MonsterSquareDealSale,"isofferingslaughteringprices inboys'Suitings.Thesearesetoutintheadvertisementbelow,andareworthstudying.Thereisareduc-= tionofoverhalfoftheordinaryprices.InthelastJuvenileCampaignover1,000ofthese= SuitswerepurchasedinaweekinPerthalone.Thistimetherewillbeonly742setaside. soparentsshouldremembertheoldadage,"Hewhohesitatesislost."Mi.Glickisgrantingrelativereduc-

J.L.GLIDE, tionsofPricesir.theHatsandMerceryDepartments,andindrawingattentiontothecloseproximityofthe

PermanentManagerAdelaideTailor-ChristmasSeason,onbehalfoftheAdelaideTailoringCompany,Mr.Glickexpresseshisgratitudeandgoodwishes= ingCompany. tothoseclients,pastand,present,amongourreadersforthegeneroussupportgivenhimduringthepast20years.a

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DURINGOURLASTCAMPAIGNMANYWEREDISAPPOINTED =INNOTBEINGABLETOSECUREONEOFOURAUSTRALIAN SERGESATOURSPECIALPRICE,ONACCOUNTOFTHEDEMANDBEINGSOGREAT.WEHAVEJUSTRECEIVEDAFUR- -THERSHIPMENT.WHICHWEAREAGAINOFFERINGAT 84s.

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Social

Averypleasanteveningwasspent atAhern'sTearoomsonAugust13th. last,theoccasionbeingthe21st.birthdayofMissEssieRaphael,ofStirlingstreet,Perth.Thedecorationsofthe roomwereperfect,andformedasettingwhichwasinkeepingwiththe spiritoftheevening.MissRaphael receivedsomebeautifulpresentsfrom ahostoffriends,whoalljoinedin wishinghermanyhappyreturnsofthe day.Griffin'sorchestrasuppliedexcellentmusicfoithedancing,and vocalitemswererenderedbyMisses MaryBaldwin,E.Jones,andG.Hardwick,andaccompaniedbyMissesE OutridgeandE.Byrne.Thesongs werethoroughlyappreciatedbythose present,aswasevidentbytheapplause given.

Adaintysupperwasserved,during whichMr.P.Coffeymadeaneat speechcongratulatingMissRaphaelon attaininghercomingofage.Mr.J. Raphael,brotherofMissRaphael,respondedonherbehalf.DuringMr. Coffey'sspeechthe21candlesonthe birthdaycakewerelighted.Mr.Alex CampbellpaidatributetoMissRaphael'sparents,whomhehasknown formanyyears,andinresponseMr. Raphael,senior,voicedhisownand Mrs.Raphael'sappreciationofthegoo:, wishesextendedtothem.Afterfurtherdancingwasindulgedin,andwith thesinging,byallpresent,of"Auld LangSyne,"anenjoyableeveningterminatedinthe"weesma'hours."

ELI1S-RAYWEDDING

AttheCathedraloftheImmaculate Conception,ontheeveningofAugust 12,MissEileenRay,seconddaughter ofMrs.Mosman,orTemple-street,VictoriaPark,andthelateMr.JamesT. Ray.joinedinHolyMatrimonyMr. B.Ellis,ofPerth.Thebrideentered thechurchonthearmofherstep- father,Mr.C.V.Mossman,andwasat. tiredinivorysatin,withanoverdress ofgeorgette,drapedwithsilklace,and caughtwithaprettypearlornament. Theveilwaswelldesignedinlionitan lace,mopcapfashion,andcaughtwith asprayoforangeblossom.TheNeil waskindlylentbyMrs.E.W.Storman,auntofthebride. Thebride carriedabeautifulsheafoflilies,which addedgreatlytothesetting.The:Oar wasbeautifullydecoratedbytheSistersofVictoriaSquareConvent.Three bridesmaidswereinattendance.Miss Kathleen brocadedO'ConnorworeFrenchpink satin,withablackhat,and carriedabouquetofpalepinkroses andmaidenhairfern.MissEileen Clancyworepowderbluecrepe-de- chenedrapedwithpinkgeorgette,also ablackhat,andcarriedabouquetof pinkrosesandfern.MissEdnaMoss. manworeprimrosecrepe-de-cheneand blackhat,withabouquetofclothof goldrosesand.lavender.Messrs. FrankStormanandFrankMossman actedasbestmanandgroomsmanrespectively.Asthepartyleftthe churchtheWedding(Marchwasplayed bytheCathedralorganist.

Aftertheceremony,areceptionwes heldatKeough'sHall,theguestsbeing receivedbyMrs.Mossman,motherof thebride,assistedbyMrs.Ellis,mother ofthebridegroom.Thefornierwas becominglyattiredinblackmoracain, richlyheadedinsteelandjet,withhat tomatch,andcarriedaposeyofdark redroses;whilethemotherofthe bridegroomworeabecomingdressof blackcrepe-de-chene,withtouchesof steel,withahandsomejethat,andcarriedaposeyofviolets.Overseventy guestssatdowntotheweddingbreakfast,andaftertheusualtoastswere honoured,apleasanteveningwasspent withmusic.dancing,etc.Manybeau- tifulandcostlypresentswerereceived, includinganumberofcheques.Mr. andMrs.EllisleftbymotorforKalamunda,thebridetravellinginathreepiececostumeofnavytricoline,embroideredwithcoralred;hatensuite.

Amusements

PRINCEOFWALESTHEATRE.

ThenewprogrammecommencingtomorrowatthePrinceofWaleswillbe exceptionallystrongonthevaudeville side.KennethTalbot,aclassicalversatileentertainerfromJ.C.Williamsonenterprise,hasbeenspeciallyengaged.Hehashadtremendoussuccess,andhisappearanceinPerthis suretomeetwithawarmwelcome. Collino,whohasbeenreferred toas"the Australian CMquevalli,"willappearinabewilderingexhibitionofjuggling.Theprincipalscreenattractionwillbe"The StormDaughter,"aUniversalJewel production,featuringthepopularemotionalactressPriscillaDean.Miss DeanhasthepartofKateMasterson, daughterofaretiredseacaptain.While outfishing,herboatisdeliberatelyrun

downbyavesselCoo.mandedby "Brute"Morgan(playedbyTomSant. schi Kateisforcedtoworkforthe brutalcaptain,whoisaconfirmed woman-hater.Morgan'sabuseofhis crewdrivesthemtomutiny,andhe isplacedinchaini,guardedbyKate,s whilethecrewstrivetosavetheship fromdestructioninaterrificstorm. Theshipiswrecked,butMorgan'scourageenablesallonboardtoescapein lifeboats,andfinallytheyreachthe havenofarockyislana.Hereare enactedmanydramaiicscenesthrough themediumofwhichiscompletedthe storyofhowawoman'ssacrificeisrewarded.ThecastincludesBertRoach, WilliamB.Davidson,CyrilChadwick, andHarryMaim.Theprogramme willincludetheusualsupportingpictorialitems,andthemusicalaccompanimentswillberenderedbythe PrinceofWalesGrchestra-de-luxe.A Sonoraconcertwillprecedetheeveningperformance.Seatsmaybereservedatthetheatre,orbyringing No.A2222.Daysalesforstallsfor Saturdaynightareobtainableatthe boxoffice.

HELPINGOURSELVESBEFORE HELPINGTHEEAST.

Whenahandisheldouttouson Fridayweguessthatitholdsaribbon, abadge,abutton,oraflower.Friday isbeggar'sday.Andweusuallygive theexcusethatwehavenotyetbeen paid.Butwhenwearepaid,wego roundthecornerandbuyaticketfor anEasternStatesartunionthateither devotsitsprofitstoEasternStates' hospitals,ortoonewhichhandsthem toprivatepeople.TheR.S.L.Chanty ArtUnionishanding75percentofthe profitstothePublicHospitalsofthe State,andalsogiving15percentto incapacitatedsoldiers.Thisishelpingourselvesintherightway,forall ofthemoneyisthusretainedinthe State.Andwedonotmissthehalfcrownwhichgivesusachanceofwinning£2,000asthefirstprize.Besides thisplum£5,500isbeingdistributedin prizes.Ticketseverywhere.

YOUNGIRELANDSOCIETY.

Themeetingoftheabovesociety washeldinSt.Patrick'sSchoolroomon Mondaynight,thepresident(Mr.J. Mulcahy)occupyingthechair.The minutesofthelastmeetingwereread andconfirmedbymemberspresent.The PresidentwishestoremindallmembersofthedebatetobeheldonMon. daynight,thesubjectbeing"Buses versusTramsandRailways."Many ofthemembersaretobecongratulated ontheirimpromptuspeeches.The socialcommitteewillmeetnextMondaynighttodiscussarrangementster asocialanddance.ThesocialprogrammewasopenedbyMissA.meDonagh'ssingingof"Because,"to:leveedbyMissS.Finnegan'srecitalof"Fon tenoy."Theprogrammewasthenconcludedbytheboys'chorussinging "Killarney."Themeetingclo.-edwith thesingingof"GodSaveIreland."

PRODUCEMARKETREPORT.

TheWestralianFarmersLimited, Wellington-street,Perth,reportunder datethe10th.September,1924.asfol. lows:-

WheatenChaff:Duringtheperiod underreviewthemetropolitanchaff markethasbeenfullysuppliedwith requirements,andbuyers'ideasof valueshavebroughtthepricesofprime chaffhackto£75sto£7lOsperton, withf.a.q.sellingat£72s6dto£7, averagequalitybringing£6to£610s, withdamagedandinferiorlinesselling at£45s.Trucksofthislatternature havebeendampandmusty,andof verylowfeedingvalue.

OatenChaff:Oatenchaffoff.a.qto primequalitywasrepresentedduring theweekbytwotrucks,whichwere soldat£7,withgoodf.a.q.sellingat£6 15s,withinferioranddamagedselling downto£515sto£6perton.

Oats:GoodheavyfeedAlgeriansare worth3/11to4/-perbushel,with lightersamplessellingat3/8to3/10 perbushel,accordingtosample.There isafairdemandandwecanfrequently secureabetterfigureonrailscountry sidingfordirectrailing,andwouldask farmerstogetintouchwithusshould theyhaveaparceltosell.

Potatoes:Onlyafewtrucksof potatoesarecomingontothemarket. Thesehavebeensellingfrom£615sto £7perton.accordingtosample.

ewouldbepleasedtohandleany oduceatauctiononaccountoffarmerswhohavesametodisposeof,and ourbesteffortsareusedtoobtainthe highestmarketrates.

PROFESSIONAL.

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REINFORCEDCEMENTBATHS, WASHSINKS,TROUGHS,CISTERNS, Etc.(DiggerBrand). FibrousPlasterSheeting("Fibroceil"),PlainandEnrichedCornices,Contr. Flowers,Ventilators,etc.Alllinclsof ModellingWorkundertaken.Ceiling andCornicesFixed.PromptAttentionandDeliveryGiven toallOrders. ATrialWillEnsureSatisfaction. PricesandFullParticularsuron ApplicationtotheManufacturers: h.B.Bradyto..

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GuaranteedforTwentyYears. TheSmallModelisspeciallydesigned foruseinflats,yachts,etc.,andto withstandtheseveresttestofuseor climaticconditions.Specifications:IronFrame,Underdampered,andall Latest octaves,Improvements.Fivecomplete tonalqualityequaltofull size;solidWaluntCase. Asevidencingtheconfidencewe haveintheworthofthislittleinstrument,purchaserscan,uptooneyear. haveitexchangedfor ANEWBEALEPLAYER.. oranyotherpianoofhighervalue stockedItyus.Fullcreditbeinggiven forallmoniespaid.

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TheNewCathedralAppeal

HisGracetheArchbishopwishes tionsreceivedsincetheappeal:Cathedral

Hon.T.F.Quin,an,£150,secondin- stalmentof£1,000promised. Friend(P.i,£4,fourthinstalment.

K.J.Hurley,£2,secondinstalment of£10promised.

R.M.Larsen,£210s,firstinstalment of£5promised. MissN.O'Mahoney,£2,firstand secondinstalmentof£5promised. J.J.Kilmartin.£1,secondinstalment of£5promised.

S.Ryan,£1,firstinstalmentof£5 promised. Outsider,£1,donation.

L.B.,10s,firstinstalmentof£2pro- mised.

MissA.Smith,10s,firstdonation. St.Brigid's.

11.MissesS.andA.McArdle,£300. Albany Friend,£1Is,thirddonation. Friend,sdonation. Cottesloe.

MissK.McQuoid,£5,donation. H.Inglefinger,£1,secondinstalment of£5promised.

M.Derepas,£1.donation. Fremantle.

Mrs.McNamara,£1,secondinstal- mentof£5promised.

Mrs.W.Reynolds,£1,firstinstalment of£5promised.

MissL.Mulcahy,£1.secondinstal. mentof£5promised.

MissA.Grant.12s6ddonation.

MissK.Slattery,10s,firstinstalment.

I.Mayers,10s,firstinstalment.

J.Stokes,10s,firstinstalment.

Mrs.Mortimer,10s,firstinstalment.

Mrs.T.Adams,10,s,firstinstalment.

Mrs.Jennings,10s,firstinstalment.

Mrs.Hancock,lOsfirstinstalment.

Mrs.Meade,10s,firstinstalment. GuildfordBassendean.

W.Fitzgerald,£l.secondinstalment of£5promised.

Mrs.Ackling,£1.secondinstalment of£5promised.

Mrs.Roach,10s.fourthinstalmentof £2lOspromised.

MissF.Hackett,5s,secondinstal- mentof£15spromised

AllenDooneCompany

TomMoore,inwhichAllenDoune appearsnextweek,isoneofthelater playsofTheo.BurtSayre,whoisre- sponsiblefortheauthorshipof"Lucky O'Shea."Itdoesnotclaimstricthis- toricalaccuracy,butisinthemain prettyclosetothemainincidentsof thepoet'slife.Thestorycommences withTomMoorevisitingtheschoolat Dalky,Ireland,whereprettyBessie Dykeis youngendeavouringtoteachthe ideaofthevillagetosproutin- tellectually.Tomisenamouredof MistressBessie,soisSirPercivalLove- lace,awealthyLondonmanoffashion, andbooncompanionofHisHighness thePrinceRegent.Lovelace,bya trick,getsTomtoproposetoWinnie Farrell,whichiswhathedesires.An estrangementiscaused,andSirPerci- valpersuadesBessietogotoLondon. wherehisinterestsecuresheraposi- tionatDruryLaneTheatre.Moo:e follows,anduntilhisfriend,Lord Moira.securesthePrince'sfavour. Moorealmoststarvesinhisgarrett. EventuallyweseeMooreraisedtothe pinnacleofpopularfavour,onlytobe castclownagainthroughthemachina- tionsofSirPercival.Butatlasttheloversareunited.Theactionofthe playintroducesseveralhistoricalchar- actersinadditiontothosenamed. ThereareRichardBrinsleySheridan, LadyFitzherbert,theRegent'sfavour- ite,RobinDyke,aminor>Irishpoet, fatherofBessie,LordMoira,after- wardsMarquisofHastingsandViceroy ofIndia,andtheredoubtableMrs.Ma- lone,Moore'sadamantinelandlady.InthecharacterofTomMooreAlien Doonegivesaverypleasantren.lering ofthedreamyromanticsideofthe poet.andatthesametimeemphasising thewittygiftsofreparteeandconver- sationalsmartnessthatmadehimone ofthemostsoughtforlionsoftheday. TheBessieDykeofMissEdnaKeeley suppliesagoodandsatisfactoryreasonforMoore'sdevotion.Alengthy castofcharactersiscompletedby MissesInman,Morris,Russelland Kyte,andMessrs.Rowe,Riley,White, Brown,Lynch,Edgeworth,andReg. Kenneth.Aspecialfeatureisthe minuet,inwhichtheMissssBrennan, Robertson,andLevey,alsoMessrs.HarroldandEganappear.Theclever childrenseentosuchadvantagein "SweetCountyKerry"appearinthe schoolroomscene.Theboxplans areatNicholson's

toacknowledgethefollowingsubscrip-

HighgateHill.

M.Mullane,£5,secondinstalmentof £25promised.

Mrs.J.B.Carr,£5,donation. Mrs.Cathie,£1,firstinstalmentof£3 promised.

Monastery

P.Davidson,£5,firstinstalmentof £25promised.

ElizabethRoss,10s,firstandsecond instalmentof 5spromised.Northam.

Mrs.M.F.O'Rourke,£5,firstinstal- mentof£25promised.

Mrs.B.P.Chidlow,£5,secondin- stalmentof£25promised.

MissA.Morgan,£1,secondinstal- mentof£5promised. Subiaco.

T.P.Herbert,£3finalinstalmentof £5promised.

JosephColbert,£1,secondinstal- mentof£5promised.

VictoriaPark.

J.Ryan,£10,firstinstalmentof£50 promised.

Mr.Claffey,£5.firstdonation.

MissRyan,£5,seconddonation.

Mrs.Cogan.£22s,donation.

H.F.Moody,£1ls,secondinstal. mentof£55spromised.

MissE.Fitzgerald.£1,secondinstal. mentof£5promised.

Mrs.Tully,£1,secondinstalmentof £5J.promised. Tully,£1,secondinstalmentof£5 promised.

J.Savage,£1,firstinstalmentof£5 promised.

D.Egan,£1,firstinstalmentof£5 promised.

D.Delaney,£1,firstinstalmentof£5 promised.

J.Shine,£1,secondinstalmentof£5 promised.

Mr.Wayne,£1,firstinstalmentof£5 promised.

MissT.Maddison,10s.,firstdonation.

MissM.McGeough,10s,firstdonation

L.Georke,10s,firstinstalmentof£2 lOsJ.promised. Dwyer.10s.secondinstalmentof £2lOsourmised.

MissN.Walsh,5s.secondinstalment of£15spromised.

T.Firth.3s,firstdonationof15s promised.

TheChildren'sBallisover,andwhat agrandsuccessitwas!ThebigUnity Theatreprovedalltoosmallforthe fiveorsixhundredlittledancerswho gatheredthereeagerandanxious,in fancycostumes,tospendafewdelight. fulhoursinahappylandofmake- believe.ItwasFairylandtransported forthetimebeing,andthewiseold grown-upswhosmiledtheirapproval fromthegalleriesabovewerecarried backtothedaysoftheirchildhoodas theysawpassbeforethemmanyfami- liarfriendsofstory-bookdays.

Thereweretwograndmarches,bothablyconductedbyMissMerciaScotts Thisdivisiongavethejudges,Mes- damesCollier,Muncie,andTroy,.abet- terviewofthedresses,andtheirawardsmetwithgeneralapproval.The prize-winnerswereOberonandTitania, BoPeep,GumBlossomsandNuts, The cher,Squaws,Fire,Sunrise,TheBut. TheBaker,BryantandWaters, andseveralspecials.

Averygeneroussupperwasserved byabandofenergeticladies,andgreat praiseisduetothemforthe.capable wayinwhichtheymanagedthisim- portantpartoftheentertainment.Thecommitteeextendtheirgrateful thankstoallthosewhosokindlydo- natedrefreshments.Theyalsowish tothankMissDoreenDarcey,whoso generouslysuppliedthemusic.

Thefollowingisalistofdonations received:-Mr.D.Dwyer,£1ls;Mrs. W.Dwyer,£1ls;Mrs.Collier,£1Is; Mr.McCallum-Smith,£1Is;AFriend, RailwayHotel,10s;Bryantand Waters,10s;Mrs.Horrigan,5s;A Friend.3s3d;Mrs.Taylor,5s;A Friend.2s;Mrs.Sheridan,5s;Cole-man's,twotongues;DwyerandCar- roll,books;CleaverBros.,fruit;Mrs. D.DwyerandMr.T.Russell,softdrinks;Sandovers.E.P.dish;Messrs. FoleyandKeane,milk;Hunt'sBiscuit Factory,cake;Mrs.Symons,jellies; Mrs.Brown,Mrs.A.Haynes,andMrs. Muncie,prizes.

Obituary

64YearsResidentofYork. Anoldandrespectedresidentof YorkinthepersonofJohnSaunders Johnston,diedonthe2nd.inst.,athis residence,AvonTerrace,afteranill- ness..ofafewmonths.TheVeryRev.

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DeanWalshhadbeenaconstantvisi- torduringhisillness.Hewasbornin Exeter,Devonshire,ofadevoutCa- tholicfamily,85yearsago,andcame toWesternAustraliawithhisparents thesailingshipSophiain1850.He leavesafamilyoftwosonsandthree daughters:Messrs.C.W.Johnston andJ.H.Johnston,ofPerth,andMrs. LatimerWhite,ofCoomberdale,W.A., Mrs.McDonald,Newark,NewJersey, U.S.A.,andMrs.F.C.West,Coogee, N.S.W.Hiswifepre-deceasedhimby 47years.Mr.JosephMcLeanJohn- ston,ofProspect.S.A.,ishisonlysur- vivingbrother,alltheothermembers havingdiedthere,havingleftWestern Australiaabout60yearsago. Masswascelebratedfortherepose fhissoulinSt.Patrick'sChurch, York,on funeralthe4th.inst.,whencethe proceededtotheCatholicpor- tionof Deanthecemetery.TheVeryRev. Walshofficiatedatthegraveside inthepresenceofrelativesandare- presentativegatheringofoldfriends.- R.I.P.

DEATH.

JOHNSTON.-Ofyourcharity,pray forthereposeofthesoulofJohn SaundersJohnston,whopassed peacefullyawayatYorkonthe2nd. September,1924;belovedfatherof AgnesMatildaWhite,Coomberdale;FloraMcDonald,Newark,NewJer- sey,U.S.A.;CharlesWalterJohn- ston,Stirling-stret.Perth;Joseph HenryJohnston.St.George'sTer- race,Perth;andClaraMargaret West,Coogee,Sydney,N.S.W.- R.I.P.

CHILDREN'SGRANDPLAINAND FANCYDRESSBALL. InAidoftheArranmoreConvent. Willbeheldinthe TOWNHALL,LEEDERVILLE,THURSDAY,SEPTEMBER18. PrizefortheBestSet,£22s,andvariousotherprizes.Tickets,ls. Mrs.A.Cunningham,Secretary.

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CotheClergyandtattyofthe_Archdiocese

The"Record,'beingtheofficialpressorganoftheArchdiocese,Iwish tobringunderyournoticethenecessityofadvancingitscausebyway ofdisseminatingCatholictruththroughouttheArchdiocese.ThePress to-daywieldsamostpotentforce,butitistotallysecular,andtherefore wemustrelyentirelyonCatholicpublicationsforthespreadandde- fenceoftheFaith. atPATRICKJ.CLUNE, ArchbishopofPerth.

PERTH,SATURDAY,SEPTEMBER13th.,1924

SpeakingtoovertwothousandpeopleinEngland,CanonMonk,scor- ingtheevilsofto-day,said:"Thetimesareill,sothatweseemabouttoex- periencethoseofwhichSt.Paulspoke,whenmenwereloversofpleasure ratherthanofGod.Thesacrilegeofthe16th.centuryhadatleastthisad- vantage-itwasverydefiniteandtherewasaclearissuebetweenGodand Mammon.Itwasdifferentwiththecancer-likeevilofto-day,whichhasits causesintherootandspringsoflife.Weseeitsresultsintheliterature, legislation,andtheso-calledscienceoftheday.Andwhenaremedyis soughtittakestheformofcoveringuptheevil-makingitappearlessugly, sothatwhileforatimeitmayseemtoabate,thelaststatebecomesworse thanthefirst."

Itiscomputedthattherewillbeamillion-and-a-halflossonWembley. Oh,but,then,lookattheadvertisement,Responsibilitysays.Therehas beenwonderfullyenergeticbroadcastingcertainly,andalavishspendingof money-buttheattendanceshavenotshownanymarkedappreciationof theExhibitionbythepeopleincomparisonwithpopulation.MugSmith, unemployed,anddownatheel,mayreasonablyscratchhisheadandaskhim- selfwheredidhecomeininthegeneralexpenditure.Hegotpreciouslittle outofit.Stillitwasagoodinvestmentasanadvertisement,soweare told,andwhat'samillion-and-a-halfanyhow?Whyit'samerebaggatelle- abitofthistle-downinthewind-somethingnotworthtalkingabout.Mil- lionshavebeenthrownawaywithsplendiddevil-may-careinsouciancedur- ingtherowwithFritz,andnobodyisworrying.Whyshouldweworry overWembley?Ithasbeenaroyalspreeforsomeandprofitformany whoarealwaysoutforprofitsandpatriotism.

WheneverJapanbuildsawarship,orCzecko-Slaviaprescribescomps's. sorymilitarytrainingforitsyouth,someofthedailypapersalwaysurge thatweshoulddolikewise,onlytwiceasmuch.Whyshouldwe?Even thoughitbeconcededthatinRomeoneshoulddoastheRomansdo,whin notinJapanwhyshouldwedoastheJapanesedo?Also,eventhough JapanandCzecho-Slaviaweretobuildshipstotheworld'send,therere- mainstousthesplendidfaithandthegloriousboast,that"Theycan'tbuild boysoftheBull-dogbreed,etc."Jingoeswhobelievethatboast,shouldbe thelasttoadvocatebuildingshipstooutpaceJapan.

Theword"liberty"hasbeensooftenmisinterpretedandmisappliedthat inthemindsofmanymenithasanelroneousmeaning.Weneedbutglance atnumerousschemesthatatvarioustimes.havebeenconcoctedbythose whoprofessedtolabourinthecauseofliberty.Weneedbutlookaround to-dayandexaminemanyofthetheoriesofpolitical,social,andeconomic lifetofindthatoneofthemisconceptionsprevalentisthatlibertyandlaw areincompatible.Ifmanweresupreme,ifheowedallegiancetonopower beyondhimself,ifthedictatesofintelligenceandconscienceweremerelythe voicesofthewindcomingfromnowhere,thenhumanlibertywouldconsist inexemptionfromallrestraintandalllaw.Butmaniscompelledtore- cognisetheexistenceofOnetowhomhemustbeobedient,toadmittothe commandingvoicewithinhisbreastthathumanlibertycanneverexistapart orbedisassociatedfromGod.ThewordsoftheGermanpoetechoCatholic teaching:"Onlyinlawcanthespiritofmanfindfreedom."Thesame thoughtfoundexpressioninthewordsofourlatebelovedPontiff: "Nothingmorefoolishcanbeutteredorconceivedthanthenotionthat becausemanisfreebynature.heisthereforeexemptfromlaw."

IfthereisanysuchthingastrueSocialism,thatSocialismisfoundin theCatholicChurch.Ifthereisanyplaceinwhichmenaretrulyequal, whererichandpoor,learnedandunlearned,standonthesamelevel,itis intheCatholicChurch.-ArchbishopCurley. * *

"Ithasbeensaidthatthenextth'ngEnglandwillwantwillbeanEng- lishgod,"saidFather0.R.Vassall-Phillips,C.SS.R.,toanaudienceofnon. Catholics.ThiswasincriticismofthelengthstowhichmanyEnglishmen carrytheirnationalism,demandinganEnglishreligionforEnglishmen. "Onemanactuallysaid,"remarkedthenotedRedemptorist,"thathewas convincedtheCatholicChurchwascorrect,andhewouldjoinitto-morrow, butforthefeelingthathewouldhedisloyaltotheKinginacknowledging thePope."

AGreatHosting

WeagaindrawtheattentionofourreaderstothegreatInternational PilgrimagewhichwillcommencenextyeartotheHolyCityattheinvitation ofPiusXI.Intheissueofthe"Record"ofthe12th.ofJulylast.thetext ofthePapalBullgivenfromSt.Peter'sonMay29th.last,waspublished,and thewishesoftheHolyFatherinregardtothe"GreatJubilee'made known.NextyearintheCityofRome,"accordingtothecustomsand traditionsofourancestors,"toquotethewordsofHisHoliness'Proclama- tion,willbecelebratedtheJubilee--orholyYear.Fromallpartsofthe

ChristianworldwillcomeahostingofChristianfaithtotheEternalCity. ItwillbeagreatdayinRome,andtheeventtoeveryparticipantwillbean unforgetablememory.Asacontemporarytrulysays,callingtomindthe significanceoftheHolyYear:Thereisinspirationinthemerephrase.It strikesanotethatwillre-echoineveryheartandawakenrespectfulatten- tionandsympatheticresponseintheentireworld.Itfallssoothinglyupon theearsofmen,distractedbythecryofhatred,theconfusedvoicesofcon- troversyandthejarringdiscordantnotesofdiscontent.Hereisaphrase thatcarrieswithitnobitterness,noranklingmemories,nosuggestionofclass antagonismandnationalstrife.Itisacalming,apacifying,awonderfully reassuringphrase.Ithasinitsomethingofcelestialharmonyanddivine power. IftheinvitationoftheHolyFatherisheeded,eveninamoderatede- gree,thislittleworldofourswillbeastonishedatthebeneficentresults.Per- sonalsanctificationistheoneandonlyremedyfortheillsthatnowafflict andalmostcrushhumanity.Ayearofholinesswouldstopthesourcesfrom whichthecalamitouswoesthatdelugetheearthwellup.Itwouldheal theterriblewoundsfromwhichthelifebloodofcivilisationisflowing.Bless- ingsuntoldfollowinevitablyandspontaneouslyinthewakeofholiness.The FatherofChristendomholdsouttomankind,sorelytriedandwellnighdriven todespair,aheavenlybalmthatisabletorestorehealthwhenallother meanshaveprovedunavailing.

TheChristianworldisnowrentbyreligiousdissensionandtornbycon- flicts.Nonumberofconferencescanbringaboutreligiousharmony.No numberoftreatiescansecurerealpeaceandpromotemutualunderstanding andco-operation.Toeffectthis,somethingspiritualisrequired.Whatthe SovereignPontiffoffers,aspiritualbond,willunitethepeoplesoftheearth inoneglorious,allembracingbrotherhood.Oncethisisestablishedminor differencescaneasilybesettledandbroughttoahappyissue.

Theworldmaybeloathtolistentothispaternalinvitation,butitwill listen.Itwillpauseinitsmadrushandstopinitsmaterialpursuitstogive athoughttothethingsofthespirit.Afterall,mankindwasnotentirelyun- preparedforthePapalmessage.Ithasbeensoberedbysadexperiencesand chastenedbymuchsuffering.ThereiseveryprobabilitythattheHolyYear. solemnlydeclaredbytheVicarofChrist,willbesuccessful.Byitthe dawnofaneweramaybeinaugurated,anerathatwillwitnessthegradual disappearanceofreligiousdissension,thatwillsoftennationalantagonisms andestablishareignofpeace,andthatwilllifttheworldoutofthedepths ofmiseryintowhichithasfallen.Millionsofvoiceswillriseinprayer abovethedinofthisearthlybabel,andtheFatherinheavenwillgive eartotheentreatiesofHischildren.

WhatHeFound

JohnL.Stoddard,thefamousauthorofmanyvolumesoftravelbooks, afterhisconversionsomeyearsago,wrotethestoryofhis"travel"intothe Church.Theparagraphwithwhichheconcludeshisaccountissobeautiful thatitoughttobewidelyknown.Hewrites:

"WhenIamaskedwhatIhavefoundwithintheCatholicChurchsuper- iortoallthatProtestantismgaveme,Ifindthatlanguageisinadequa,teto expressit.Onethinksofthefamiliarmetaphorofastainedglasswin- dowinavastcathedral.Seenfromwithoutbyday,thisseemstobean unintelligiblemassofduskyglass.Viewedfromwithin,however,itreveals abeautifuldesignwheresacredstoryglowsresplendentlyinformandcolour. SoitiswiththeChurchofRome.Onemustenterittounderstanditssanc- tityandcharm.

"WhenIreflectuponthatChurch'slong,unbrokencontinuityextend- ingbacktotheverydaysoftheApostles;whenIrecallhergrand,inspir- ingtraditions,herblessedsacraments,herimmemoriallanguage,herchange- lesscreed,hernobleritual,herstatelyceremonies,herpricelessworksof art,herwondrousunityofdoctrine,herancientprayers,hermatchlessor- ganisation,herapostolicauthority,hersplendidrollofsaintsandmartyrs reachinguplikeJacob'sladderandunitingearthandheaven:whenIreflect upontheintercessionforusofthosesaintsandmartyrs,enhancedbythe petitionsoftheBlessedMotherofOurLord;andlast,butnotleast,when considertheabidingpresenceoftheSaviouronheraltars-Ifeelthatthis oneholy,apostolicChurchhasgivenmecertaintyfordoubt,orderforcon- fusion,sunlightfordarknessandsubstanceforshadow.

"Itisthebreadoflifeandthewineofthesoul,insteadoftheunsatis- fyinghusks;thefather'swelcomewiththeringandtherobe,insteadof thewearyexileinthedesertofdoubt.Itistrue,theprodigalmustre- tracethehomewardroad,andevenenterthedoorwayofthemansiononhis knees;hutwithin,whatarecompense."

IREARCHDIOCESE.

CALENDAR

Sun.,.ept.14.-FourteenthSunday afterPentecost. Green Mon.,Sept.15.-SevenDoloursofOur Lady. White Tues.,Sept.16.-55.CorneliusandCy- prian. Red Wed.,Sept.17.-StigmataofSt.Francis. White Thurs.,Sept.18.-St.Joseph.White Friday,Sept.19.-St.Januariusand Companions. Red Sat.,Sept.20.-St.EustachiusandCornpanions. Red

HisGracetheArchbishopleftfor MullewaonThursdayeveninglast, wherehewillpreachItthelayingof thefoundationstoneonSunday(to- morrow).HewillreturntoPerthon Wednesdaymorningnext,accompanied byHisLordshipBishopRyan,whois proceedingtotheEasternStates.

TieexaminationinReligiousDoc- trinewillbeheldattheConventof Mercy.Toodyay,onTuesday,Septem- ber16th.

Theoutstandingcontributionstothe DeafandDumbCollectionshouldbe sentinimmediately,asthefinallist willbepublishednextweek.

ConfirmationatVictoriaPark. OnlastSunday,theArchbishopvisit- edVictoriaParkparish.Hecelebrat- edthefirstMassthereat7o'clock.and madehisappealfortheNewCathedral FundatbothMasses.andmetwith

generoussupport.TheArchbishop wishestothankthepeopleofVictoria Parkfortheirgenerosity.

At3o'clockintheafternoon,the churchwasagainfilledfortheceremonyofConfirmation.HisGracewas attendedbyMonsignorTobin,V.(1.. FatherHayes,andFatherFinnegan,of Queen'sPerk.,Eighty-sevenchildren werepresentedforConfirmationina mannerthatwonthecongratulationsof the heArchbishop.Aftertheceremony andaddressedthechildrenconfirmed, urgeduponthemtoholdtenacious-lytotheFaiththeyhadprofessedin fullthatafternoon.Benedictionof theMostBlessedSaciamentbrought theceremonytoaclose.

FatherMangan'sDeath.

The Perth,RedemptoristFathers,North wishtothankHisGracetheArchbishop,theclergy,theSisters,and thelaityfortheirsympathyandtheir attendanceattheSolemnRequiemfor thelateFatherMangan,C.SS.R. * *

CATHEDRALNEWS.

ThedateoftheCathedralParochial Ballisfastdrawingnear.Thecom- mitteeisworkinghard,andabrilliant successispromised.Thosewishing tomakedonationstowardsthesupper cangetincommunicationwithMrs. Alex.. fromKelly.Ticketsareonsale thecommitteemembersandat Ahern'sLtd.andBrennan's.St. George'sHallisthevenue,thedateis September30th,andthemusicisSheri- dan'sBand.

Theweekfollowingtheball,theCa- thedralBazaarwillopenintheTown Hall,onOctober6th.Givengoodwea-

Saturday,September13,1924.

ther,andoverwhelmingpatronagefrom AtthecornerofFitzgeraldandRanourCathedralparishioners,wepromisedell-streets,NorthPerth,Mr.J.R.Kan- tobesatisfied,ifnot,well- dal)hascommencedbusinessasblack- Theeuchrepartyanddanceheldlastsmith,wheelwright,andfarrier.Heis TuesdaynightattheHibernianHallanexperiencedtradesman,andall wasamostenjoyablefunction,andclassesofvehicleswillbebuilttoorder everyoneseemedhappyandpleased.atreasonableprices.Heguarantees Mrs.-Chappelwasincharge,andwassatisfaction,andorderswillbeprompt- wellassistedbytheotherstallholders.lyexecuted.Heasksforatrial-give ThecardprizewinnerswereMissLon-himalookinwhenyouhaveanorder ergan,andMr.TheodorePrendergast.toplace. "Joe"TobinwasM.C.,assistedbyMr. Murphy.Onlyonemoreeuchreparty Children'sPlainandFancyDress remainstobeheld-andthatitdetectBall.alaidoftheArranmoreConvent, forSeptember23rd. willIgheldintheTownHall,Leederville,onThursday;September18th.A

THEHOLYYEAR. prizeof£22swillbegivenfortheBest AustralianPilgrimagetoRome. Set.Inadditionotherprizeswillbe given.Theticketsareattheverylow TheHolyYearcelebrationsatRomepriceofIs.Thereshouldbenovac- invariablydrawlargenumbersoftheantinchesoffloorspaceinthehall faithfulfromallpartsoftheworldtowhenthemusicstartsthatevening. theEternalCity.Nextyear'spil-Thepriceismostattractive.Kiddies grimages,fromallappearances,willdon'tmissthejoy. eclipsealltheirpredecessors.Austra- lia,oneoftheyoungestdaughtersof Mr.W.Casey,wellknowntoold -gigChurch,willberepresentedthere,membersoftheC.Y.M.S.ofsomefifteen aridtheorganisationofanAustralianyearsagoasakeendebater,andfor NationalPilgrimageisjustnowbeingsometimeanactivememberofthe made.Committeeshavebeenform-SocietyofSt.VincentdePaul.leftby edinallthediocesesofAustraliatotheMongoliaonMondaynightlasten furtherthatend.WestAustraliahas,auteforEngland.dBbusinessfor threecommitteesatwork.ThecomaMessrs.FoyandGibson,inwhoseem mitteefortheArchdioaeseofPerthisployhehasbeenforaconsiderable headedbyMonsignorVerling,V.G.,asnumberofyears.Thosewhoknow chairman,andFatherDunneassecre-Mr.Caseywillwishhimthebestof tarv:theDioceseofGeraldtonhassel-healthandgoodluckintheEnglish ectedDeanGraberaschairmanofitscapital. committee,andBroomeisrepresented e byMr.PercyAnyinformationcan FatherRumble,M.S.C.,willpreacha behadbyapplyingtoanyoneofthesecharitysermonatSt.Brigid's,West mentioned. Perth.to-morrow(Sunday)evening,in ReducedfareshavebeensecuredaidofthefundsoftheSt.Vincentde fromthePand0.Company.ThePaulSociety.Thesociety'sgoodwork scheduleofapproximatedfaresareasinrelievingdistressistonwellknown andappreciatedtorequireadvertise.

FromBrisbane:2nd.P.and0.ment.butfundsarewantedtomeet steamerfare,2nd.classhotel,£2567sthemanypressingclaimsmadeforas. 6d:includingbettergradehotel,£273 Is6d.

FromSydney:2nd.P.and0.steamerI fare.2nd.classhotel.£2537s6d;tnchidingbettergradeofhotel.£270Is6d. I

FromMelbourne:2nd.P.and0. steamerfare,2nd.classhotel,'£2497s I 6d:includingbettergradehotel,£266 Is6d.

FromAdelaide:2nd.Pand steamerfare.2nd.classhotel.£2467s 6c1:includingbettergradeofhotel, £263Is6d.

FromFremantle:2nd.P.and0. steamerfare,2nd.classhotel.£2427s 6d:includingbettergradeofhotel, £259Is6d.

FromNewZealand:2nd.P.and0. steamerfare,2nd.classhotel,£2607s 6d:includingbettergradeofhotel., £277Is6d.

FromTasmania:2nd.P.and0. steamerfare,2nd.classhotel,£2497s 6d:includingbettergradeofhotel. £266is6d

NEWSANDNOTES.

Mr.TomStaples:Letteraddressedto youatthisoffice.Call.

TheSt.Brigid'sChildren'sand Adults'BallintheHibernianHallon the10th.wasarealliveaffair.Animationandjoyweretheprevailingfeatures,andthechildrenwereashappy astheproverbialLarry.

ThePlainandFenceDressBallat Meckering,onthe26th.ult.,inaidof theChurchfunds,wasagreatsuccess The'nailwaswelldecorated,andwith thefancydresseslookedverybeautiful.AjazzbandfromNorthamsup pliedthemusic.

Oursinceresympathyisextendedto FatherRumble,whosemotherisvery illatSt.JohnofGodHospitalWe arepleased,however,tostatethatshe isshowinganimprovement,andhope thatshewillsoonberestoredtonormal healthandstrength.

MidlandJunctionTownHallwillbe thesceneoftheChildren'sCarnival nextTuesdayevening,16th.D'Arcv's orchestrawillsupplythemusic.The artunioninaidoftheConvenSchool willhedrawnduringtheevening.All buttsshouldbereturnednotlaterthan Tuesdaymorning,16th.inst "

TheMissesMcCarthy,whohavebeen holidayinginAdelaideforsomemonths past,returnedtoPerthonFridaylast. BeforeleavingtheWesttheyhadnot enjoyedgoodhealth,buttheirfriends willhepleasedtohearthattheyhave returnedfeelingmuchbetteraftertheir longsojournintheEast.

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TheSistersoftheSacredHeartConvent,Highgate.Perth.W.A.,arepleas- edtoinformallclientsof"TheLittle Flower"thataNovenaofMasseswillbe offeredinpreparationfortheFeastof BlessedTeresa,Sept.30th..fortheintentionsofallthosewhohavecontri- butedtotheerectionoftheConvent Chapel.

"TheReverendSlanderer."

Inthecourseofhisaddress,Mr. Hollandsaid:"IwasinAucklandwhen Mr.HowardElliottwasadministereda well-deservedwhippingbyaladwho hadcomebackfromthebattlefields bearingthescarsofhiswarservice. Thatboy'sdeadsisterhadbeenvilely slanderedbyMr.Elliott,and-after havingunsuccessfullyendeavouredto invoketheassistanceofthelaw-the soldiertookthematterintohisown hands.TheStipendiaryMagistrate whopresidedoverthesubsequentpolicecourtproceedings,referredtoMr. HowardElliottas'thereverendslanderer,'who,hesaid,had'castasideall considerationandpretenceofordinary decency,'andhaddone'athingthatno decentmanwoulddo-certainlyno ministerofreligion.'Thatonecase alonedemonstratedMr.HowardElliott'smentalirresponsibility.Italso demonstratedhisdislikeforthewitness box."

Thusisanotherdisloyalistranterand defameragaindiscredited.-Melbourne "Advocate."

Kalgoorlie

TheC.B.C.Ballisover.Afullaccountwiltappearnextweek.The nexteventloomingupisavaudgville andpictureentertainment,whichthe OldCollegiansarestagingonWednesdaynext,the17th.September,inthe TownHall.Theprofitsareto.be giventotheBrothers,andtheUniversalPicturesandMr.Simpsonhavecombinedtoarrangetheprogramme. Abumperhouseshouldrewardtheef- fortsofallconcerned.

AnOldCollegians'smokesocialis alsobeingarrangedtospendapleasant

NEWCATHEDRALAPPEAL

ARCHBISHOP'SWISH

ContributorsfromPerthandsuburbstotheNewCathedralAppeal,are earnestlyrequestedbyHisGracetheArchbishoptosendintheirsecond year'sinstalmentsordonationsbeforetheendofSeptemberBythattime theArchbishopwillhavefinishedhiscampaigninthecity,andmustleave forthecountrytoappealinthevariouscentres.Hewishes,therefore,that allPerthandsuburbancontributorswillhavepaidtheirsecondyear'scon1 tributionsbeforeheleavesoffhiscitycampaign

sistance.Wehopetheresultof FatherRumble'sappealwillmeetwith agenerousresponse.

Aeuchrepartyanddance,organiseb bytheladiesoftheSt.Vincentde PaulSociety,inaidoftheSt.Brigid's SchoolFund,willtakeplaceinthePar ishHall,Johnstreet,WestPerth,On Wednesday,September17th. £22s. willbeawardedthewinnerofthefirst prize,and10s.thewinnerofthesecond. Theorganisersshouldbegivenevery encouragement,becausetheyaregiving theirtimeandenergyintheinterests oftheSchoolFund,whichshouldbe theinterestofeveryCatholicparentin intheparish.Makethefunctiona successbypatronisingit.

memberaverycordialwelcome,and expressedtheopinionsofthememberswhenhesaidthatBrotherJones wouldbeofverygreatassistanceto thebranch.

ThePresidentannouncedthatout secretary,Bro.Quinlivan,couldnotyet statedefinitelyhowlonghewouldbe awayatKalgoorlie,buthopedtobe abletoadviseastohisfuturemovementwithinthenexttwoorthree weeksr

MattersinconnectionwiththeHibernianStallinthebazaarweredealt with,anditwasdecidedthat,owing totheChildren'sBail,organisedby theSisters,havingbeenfixedfornext ,Thursday,the18th.inst.,nodance shouldheheldattheNorthPerth TownHallonthatdate.Itwasarrangedthatahousepartyheheldat theresidenceofMrs.Murray,corner ofShaftesburyandShakespeare-streets, onSaturday,20th.inst.,andacordial invitationisextendedtoallparishion. ersandfriendstoparticipate.

Afterthemeetingthemembersspent averyenjoyableeveningattableten- nisandtablecricket.Thiswasthe firstoccasiononwhichthesegames havebeenplayedatourmeetings,and theenthusiasmdisplayedbymembers wasconvincingproofofthepopularity ofthisformofamusement.Itisin. tendedtoconducttournaments-alittle lateron.Afterthenextmeetingten- nisandcricketwillagainconstitutethe socialpartofthemeeting.Itwas verypleasingtoseepresentatthelast meetingsomeofthosewhoowingto absenceinthecountryandothercauseshavebeenabsenteesforsome time,andtothemwasextendedavery hearts'welcomeback.Bro.BruceFew. son,theguardian,wasa,,,'opresentfor thefirsttime)sincehismarriage,and thePresidentexpressedthepleasure ofmembersatseeinghiminhisplace again.ThequarterlyCommunionon lastSunrtaywaswellattended,al- thoughtherewereseveralmembersab- sentwhowewouldliketohaveseen present.Doubtlessinmostcasescircumstancespreventedthemfrompar. ticipating. TheconcertgivenonThursday,4th. inst..wasasuccess,althoughinview ofthesplendidmusicalandelocuticaearyfareprovided,weexpectedalarger house.Inournextreportwewilldeal morespecificallywith'thissplendiden. tertainment.

C.Y.L.C.

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eveningwithmusic,songandstory, andgivetheOldBoysanotheroppor- tunitytofightsomeoftheoldbattles againamidstthefumesoftobaccoand withtheaidofgingerpop.

SundaylastbeingthefirstSunday ofthemonth,FatherMosshadthe pleasureofseeingaverylargecon- gregationattheseveno'clockMass, nearlyallofwhomapproachedthe altarrails.Intheeveningpriorto theBenedictionoftheBlessedSacramenttheusualmonthlyprocession tookplace.Thesubjectoftheevening'sdiscoursewasthe"Sacramentof Marriage."Thepreacherstressedinan especialmannertheholinessandindissolubilityofthemarriagetie.He madeanappealtoyoungCatholicsof LothsexestocultivateCatholicfriend.

HowardElliottChallenged ships

LeadingNewHimZealandPoliticianFlays Publicly.

Recentlyin\Vellington,theRev. HowardElliott,abitteranti-Catholic sectarian,whowas,asreaderswillrecollect,soundlyhorsewhippedbyareturnedsoldier,andpubliclycastigated bythemagisttateforhisscurvyallega- tionsaboutadeadnun,challengedMir. H.E.Holland,leaderoftheLabour PartyinNewZealand,tocomefrom behindtheParliamentaryprivilegede visedfor"honestmen,"andprovebe. foreacommitteeofthree,thechargesmadeagainsthim.IfMr.Holland weresuccessful,he(Elliott)would makea£10donationtotheLabour Party's£25,000. Hischallengewasatoncetakenup. butinafashionthatmusthaveastonishedthebigot.BeforeagreataudienceinWellington,Mr.Hollandproved thehypocrisyofMr.Elliot's"loyalist" pretensions,andturningthetables,invitedhimtostatehiscaseinthe SupremeCourt.Thesectarianagita- torwas.however,nothavingany. InalettertotheWellingtonpress. Mr.Elliottsaysthathislegaladvisee hadinformedhimthathecouldnot succeedinanactionagainstMr.Holland,becausealthoughsomeofthe statementswere"defamatory,"they hadnotdonehimmaterialdamage.So onthegroundthatMr.Hollandcould notdohimanymaterialdamage,the P.P.J.pulpiteerdecidednottopro ceed.

OurAdministratorwassomewhat disappointedatthenumberswhopre- sentedthemselvesforenrolmentinthe SacredHeartSocietyonthe"First Friday."Themalesectionwaspar. ticularlydisappointing,asduringthe Missionmanyhadpromisedtolink themselvestoasocietytowhichthepersonalpromisesofOurDivineLord toBlessed.MargaretMarywereso marvellous. Aperusalofthesepro- miseswhicharetobefoundinany ::.aaredHeartmanualmightinduce manywhoapproachthealtarfrequent- ly,butwhoforsomeunknowncause willnotjointhisrichlyendowedsocialitytoattendonthenextFirstFri. dayandbeenrolled. Thebazaarworkerswillhopsoutof thetrenchesnextweek.andsomelivelystuntsareanticipated.Asthetime isshort,everyounceofenergywillbe necessarytomakeitasuccessworthy ofthepastreputationoftheparish.

H.A.C.B.Society

St.Mary'sBranch,Leederville. Thefortnightlymeetingwasheldon Wednesday,3rd.inst.,thepresident presidingoverasplendidattendance ofmembers,includingtheSpiritualDirector,Rev.FatherJ.Lynch.Mr. StuartJoneswasdulyelectedtofullbenefitmembershipandinitiatedby thePresident,whoextendedtothenew

Heartycongratulationsareextended totheMissesK.O'ConnorandK. Coronelonthesuccessoftheirplain andfancydresscarnival.Manynoveltieswereintroducedduringtheevening,amongwhichwasaballoondance, inwhichalltheladies,beingprovidedeachwithballoons,hadtodanceto theendwithouthayingherballoon burstbyothercouplesdancing.Aftergreatendeavoursonthepartofeach coupletokeeptheirballoonssafe,and thevariousexplosionsaseachballoon burst,atlastonecouplecamethrough withtheirsintact,aboxofchocolates beingawardedthemaswinners.Small, blackhitsgiventothegentlemento wear.beingaboutfourinchesacross thebrim,providedanothernovelty. Thesegaveapeculiar,nottosayrather grotesqueappearance,andafforded muchamusementgenerally,especially whensmallblackmonaclesgivenout werewornalso.Thefancyfrocking wasparticularlygood.Aftermuch decision,theprizewasawardedtoMiss Marlowe,in"EarlyVictorian."Miss Marlowelookedverysweetinapink dressofthatperiod,andthejudges maybecongratulatedontheirchoice. Thewholedancewasaparticularly merryandjollyfunction,andallwho attendedarelookingforwardtoa similarone.ThanksmustbeextendedtoMissD'Arcyfortheexcellenceof hermusic.Theorganiserswishtoextendtheirthankssg)thefollowingfortheirassistancetowardssimper:MesdamesAnderson,Donoghue,Cogan, Dwyer,Hartrey.Ryan,DehringandConnaughton,andtoMr.StanGreedy forblowingno130balloons,whichwas nedoubtaseveretask.

Ladies'Auxiliary.

Monday,Sept.15,Mrs.C.Coganand Mrs.A.Mitchell:Tuesday,Sept.,16. Mrs.WilliamsandMrs.BondTaylor: Wednesday,Sept.17Mrs.Stanhury andMrs.Hatch:Thursday,Sept.18, Mrs.DullardandMrs.I.B.O'Lough- lin:FridaySept.19.Mrs.Allanson andMrs.Crock:Monday.Sept.22,Mrs. FordandMrs.Ryan:Tuesday,Sept. ?3.Mrs.WalshandMrs.Seymour; Wednesday.Sept.24.Mrs.Anderson: Thursday,Sept.25,Mrs.C.Coganand Mrs.Marsh:Friday,Sept.26,Mrs. KellyandMrs.Davidson.

"SweetCountyKerry" Maylands

Massat8and10.Eveningdevo.

ALLENDOONEATHISMAJESTY'Stions7.30. "SwetCountyKerry"replaced"Mol: lieBawn"atHisMajessty:sonSatur-St.VincentdePaulSocietyandmembers

Sundayweektheofficersofthe daynightlast,andtheaudiencewhich ofsuburbanConferencesvisited filledthetheatre(amongstwhomwere alargepartyofourmembersofParliament),wholefttheaffairsofState toreposepeacefullyinHarvestTerrace,whilsttheywiledawayafew hoursamidthelaughter,dancing, pathos,andromancefeaturedin"Sweet CountyKerry."Theplotissimple. PatrickDrew,thefatherofRaymund andNorah,hasmortgagedhisfarm duringhardtimes,inordertokeephis sonatcollege,andthe"meanestman inKerry,"oneValentineHay(whois arivalforthehandofNorahwithDan O'Hara),holdsthemortgageand threatenstocloseonMr.Dtewunless Norahwillconsenttobehiswife.He pleadshiscausewithNorah,onlyto berejected.JealousyofDanO'Hara (AllenDoone)leadshimtoconspire againstDan.Thecountryatthetime wasinadisturbedstate,andthemilitarydepartmentwereconstantlyon thelook-outforrebels.Hayarranges tohavesomepikes,muchinuseby therebelsatthetime,concealedin Dan'sshoeingforge,laysinformation whichleadstohisarrest,hopingthat byremovinghimfromthecountyhe willhesuccessfulinwinningNora:-. HevisitsDaninprison,poses,ashis friend,andadviseshimto"lavethe counthrv."AllenDoone,asthevil lageblacksmith,hastheheaviestpart toplay.AstheloverofprettyNorah Drewfieisdeeplysincere,andhe showsadmirablefortitudeintheface oftrouble.Hiswittyreparteetohis rival,andhisnervousnessinapproach. ingthecrustyoldheadoftheDrew familytoaskhisconsenttohismarryingNorah,ischaracteristic,and keepstheaudienceinasimmerof laughter.Hislovemakingisdelightful,andhissingingof"Believemeof allthoseendearingyoungcharms," throughtheiron-barredwindowofhis prisoncell,asNorahisleavingaftera visittohim,andlateron,"Love'sLanguage,"receivedunstintedapplause. Theforgesceneiswellstaged.Inthis Danworksawayinhishappiestmom sings,jokes,andfinallymakes,fits,and shoeshisrival'shorse.Norah'sbrotherRaymondpossessesaracehorse whichheisrunningindisobedienceto hisfather,whohatesgamblingofany description.Raymond, is racingthehorseinhopesofwinning enoughtopayoffthemortgage.Hay hasimportedahorse,"Killarney_q," supposedtobethefastesthorseinIreland,anddecidestoracehimtodefeat Raymond'shorse.Danissorelytemptedwhershoeinghimtoheavilyweight theracingshoes,sothathisprospective brother-in-lawwillbesuretowin.How ever,heyieldstothepersuasionot Norahtoallowthehorsetorunafair race.Raymond'shorseeventually wins,andtheoldhomeissaved. MissEdnaKeeley,asNorahDrew, isthewinsomebewitchinglittle Irishcolleen,coaxingandpleading whensheisurgingDanto"askfather," butsharpoftonguewhensherejects ValentineHay'sproposalofmarriage. MissKeeleymakesapretty'picture whensheridesinonherpony.As ValentineHay,"themeanestmanin Kerry,"Mr.RonaldRileyplayedwith greatsuccess.Avaricousandacowardlybully,heresortstoanyartificeto gainhisends.RaymondDrew, Norah'sbrother,wasadmirablyplayed byMr.J.B.Rowe,whosepleasing, manlywaysmadehimagreatfavourite.Mr.CharlesBrown,asMajor Gruff,uncleoftheyoungDrews,createdmuchmerriment.FrankCotter, asSergt.Bull,thestammerer,Mr. MauriceLynchasMr.O'Dinve,aprocessserver,andBarneythePiper,were amongtheminorcharacters.Miss ConnieKyte,asJacktheJockey.was heartilyaplaudedforhersongand dancing.PatrickDrew,theaged father.waswellplayedbyMr.J.VincentWhite.Abevyofprettycolleens.andvillagechildrengotomake upthecaste.Aspecialfeaturewas thedancingofthechildren.

To-nightacompletechangeofprogrammewillbemade,when"Tom Moore"willbestaged,withMr.Allen Dooneinthenamepart."TomMoore" hadasplendidreceptionintheCityof theBeautifulHarbour,andMr.Doone's presentationofthisdelightfulplaywon greatpraisefromhisaudiences.It shouldappealtotheGaelsoftheWest aspleasingly.asitdidtotheGaelsof theEasternStates,and"TomMoore" shouldattractfullhouses.Wehope Mr.DoonewillfindtheGaelsofthe Westasappreciativeofthisdelightful playastheirbrethrenelsewhere.

DudleyandDwyer,EconomicChambers,wantHousestoSell.

Maylands,andreestablishedalocal branch,thefirstmeetingtobeheld afterdevotionsto-morrowevening, whenthegeneralpresidentandothers willagainattend. Lastweekanothersuccessfulconcert anddancetookplaceintheConvent School.whenMissesAliceLardi,Annie andMaggieLynch,MasterandMiss Steward,Messrs.J.A.BrownandJoe Sturmersubmittedasplendidvocal andinstrumentalprogramme.Miss RitaEdwardspresidedatthepiano.A voteofthankstothetalentedartists. proposedbyFatherPLynch,wascar riedwithacclamation.OnTuesday eveningnextanotherexcellentprogrammewillbesubmittedtowelcome visitingmembersoftheHibernianDistrictBoard.

-LastSusdayafternoonFatherLeslie Rumble,M.S.C..arecentlyordained MissionaryoftheSacredHeartOrder, preachedamostimpressiveandinstruc tivediscoursebeforeaverylargecongregation.Theyoungmissionary,who isanativeofWestAustralia,iavisit inghisownhomeinWestPerth,and willproceednextThursdaytoRometo tbeinewInternationalCollege,which willbeopenednextmonthbytheSac. _redHeartFathers.Donationsandpromisesofsupport stillcontinuetoarriveforthenew churchtobededicatedtoMaryQueen ofMartyrsonMt.Carmel,thefoundationstoneofwhichwasblessedon June29. FatherJ.Hawes,ofMullewa,whoishavingthefoundation stoneofhisownchurchblessedto morrow,insendinghisdonationto FatherLynch,said:"Ilikethedesign ofyournewMaylandschurch,and thinkitshouldbeafinebuildingwhen completed,simpleanddignified."This expertopinionofonewhoishimself amemberoftheSocietyofBritishAr chitects,shouldencourageallsympathiserstogiveahelpinghandinthecompletionofasplendidmonumentto faith,aswellasanornamenttothe suburb.

Inpublishingthelistofdonationsin the"Record"ofAugust23,itwasmen, tionedthatthelistwassubjecttocor rection.Thefollowingaretobeadded:Mrs.W.Riley,£55s;FatherGilroy,£5;"E.T.R.,"£5;Mrs.Gillespie, £2;Mr.E.L.Henderson(architect),£1 Is;Mrs.Boundy,£1;MauriceMoore, SouthernCrossDairy,NorthMaylands £1"ACountryFriend,"perMrs.J. Egan,Maylands,£1;Mr.J.Cawley,103 6d;Mr.J.Bourke,ParkHotel,Fremantle,£1ls;Mr.J.Clarke,Maylands, £1ls.ThenameofMrs.R.McMullan, £5,wasomittedfromsomecopiesof the"Record"ofAugust23.Mr.E.J. Kenny,secretaryofthebuildingcommittee,willbepleasedtopublishany furtheradditionsorcorrections.The pennycollectionisbecomingverypopular,andnearlyallparishionershave guaranteedaminimumofatleastsixpenceperweek.

MidlandJunction

TheMidlandJunctionTownHall nextTuesdaynightwillbethescene oftheChildren'sAnnualPlainand FancyDressBall.Everythingpoints toalargeattendance,bothofchildren andadults.MissDoreenD'Arcy'sorchestrawillsupplythemusic.There arenumerousprizesforthechildren, individuallyandforthevarioussets, andalsoathree-stepcompetitionfor childrenonly.Lateronintheeveningtheadultswillhavetheuseofthe floor.

TheartunioninaidoftheConvent SchoolwillbedrawnnextTuesday evening,16th.inst.Thedrawinghas beendeferredtothatdate.Anumberofticketsarestilloutstanding.All buttsandticketsareexpectedtobe returnedtotheConventnotlaterthan themorningofthe16th,Tuesdaynext.

Stott'sSocialEvening

Stott'sBusinessCollegewasrecently thesceneofmuchanimationandmerriment,Neverbeforehastheannual socialeveningcalledforthsolargean attendanceofstudents,ex-studentsand parents.Itwasinitselfare-union, andasaresultaverypleasantevening wasspent.Thedecorationswer"carriedoutinthecolourschemeofblue andgold,thecollegecolours,andthe effectwasquitepicturesqueandlenta gay,festiveairtothewholesurroundings.Averydelightfulandentertain

ingprogrammewascarriedoutduring thecourseoftheevening.Mr.Martin Stott,thePrincipaloftheCollege,welcomedtheparentsandfriendswitha fewsuitablewords,afterwhichthe eveningbeganinfullswing. Delightfulmusicalitemswerekindly renderedbyseveraltalentedartists. MissLilianCrisp,accompaniedbyMiss Bray,charmedheraudiencewithsev eralengagingsongs,asdidalsoMr. Pascoe,Mr.EricBray,andMr.Fisher. Mr.Stott'srecitationsweremostdivert. ing,andtheyaddedmuchtothejolli.

ficationofthesocial.Duringthe eveningdanceswerearrangedforthe youngpeople'sdivertisement,thepianistsbeingMissesChristieandLevy. Ping-pong,gramophoneconcerts,and cardplayingformedotheramusements providedfor. Adaintysupperwas partakenof,afterwhichdancir.gwas continueduntil11.30,whenthedelight. fuleveningwasbroughttoaclose,all tosoon.Thesuccessoftheevening exceededallexpectations,andallex pressedawishthatanothersocialbe heldduringthecourseoftheyear.

Queen'sHall

Direction fandN.TAIT.

NEXTMONDAYNIGHT,SEPTEMBER15th

TUESDAY,SEPTEMBER16th.

THURSDAY,SEPTEMBER18th.

SATURDAY,SEPTEMBER20th

THEWORLD'SWONDERPIANIST.THEWORLD'SWONDER

MieczyslawMurxz

TheYoungPolishGeniusofthePiano,whosesensationalsuccessesduringhisrecentseasoninEurope,Annerica,andtheEasternStates,recallthegreatesttriumphsofJaschaHeifetzandMischaLevitski.

BOXPLANSATNICHOLSON'S.

PRICES:Booked,6s.:otherprices4s.and2s.,plustax.SpecialConcessionstoMusicalStudents. N11.1.11.

Ladies'WristWatcheswhichmustAppeal

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SolidGold,70/-,80/-,90/-, £5/10/s

SolidSilver,40/-,50/-,65/,

Yes,themomentyouseeityouexpectgreatthings.Butwhenyou driveit,yourimpressionbecomespositiveconviction.Youareconsciousof greatpower,speedandrestfulcomfort. Drivingissubconscious-yourelaxand enjoyyourself.

Ladies'bestquality15JewelWristletWatches,assortedfancyshapes,strong neat,ExpandingBracelets. 9ct.Gold,£4/10/-,

NewNorcia

RIFLESHOOTING.

CollegeColourCompetition. 1hepracticeforthiscumper:t.,on thathasbeengoingonweeklyfor somemoncnspostgas,: an!a.,t. Saturdaytothefirstroundofthe ColourCompetition.Thenineteams offourthatcontestedatthe200yards moundonSaturdaywerepickedonthe performancesputupatallthemounds insuccessionduringthepracticeshoots, theequalaggregatesbeingtheguiding mark.Mr.Edgar,ofGlentromie,has alsolentinteresttothesportsmaster's effortsbykindlydonatingfourgold medalsforthewinningfour.Some consistentshootingwillbenecessary overallrangesfrom200to600,however,beforeanyteamcanexpectsuccessagainstaveryevenopposition.On thgopeningday,at200yards,theregun8-inchbulls-eyewasused,andthe scoringwasnotsohighaspreviously withaslightlylargertarget.Anew systemofmarkingwasadopted,which, thoughslowerthanthetelephone,was moreinterestinganduseful,enabling eachcompetitortoseethe-positionof hisshots,andtorectifyhisfaults,if any.Outofapossibe30,seventeen boyssucceededingetting20orover, thebesteffortsbeingCollins,Glass, JimClune,23each,andM.Lynch,Benporath,Hennessey,Moseley,W.Malone,DunphyandBaldwin22each.The teamswerenotquiteasevenlymatchedasanticipated,butthereisstill ampletimeforthoselowonthelistto pullup.Moseley's,with81,beatCollins'forthehonoursby6,whileClune's, Baldwin's,andHynes'finishedupwith 69each.Towardsthecloseoftheday's shooting,Mr.EdgarandMr.Manning arrived,thelatteroftheCottesloeRifle Club,givinganinstructiveandpracticaldemonstrationoftherudimentsof rifleshooting,ofthevalueofwhich itishopedsomeproofswillbeshown nextdayTheninecaptainselectedareJim Clune,L.Hynes,Baldwin,Collins,Eynon.Moseley,A.Butler,Moffit,and Hennessy.

COLLEGEFOOTBALL

College v. Mission.

OnSundaytheCollege1st.xviii.met theMissionClubontheOval.The Missionplayedanopengame,buttoo littleunitedeffortsontheirpartgave theCollegecombinationadecidedadvantage.Onlyinthethirdquarter didMissionextendtheCollegeboys, andthendidnotusetheirfewopportunities.Thefinalscoreswere:College,13goals15behinds:Mission,2 goals.ForCollegeJimClune,V. Byrne,andJ.Malonewerethepick, andB.Ryder,B.MoodyandWilligan fortheMissiondidbest.

JUNIORFOOTBALL.

GroganvWalsh.

OnWednesdayWalshmetGroganon thelittlefield.Afteraveryclose matchallthroughGroganwonby2 points.Athalf-timeWalshhadalead of10points,butatthree-quartertime Grogan.withthehelpofahighwind. andmainlythroughtheworkofO'Hal. loran,reducedthisandputonalead of4.6. InthelastquarterWalsh's teammadegreateffortstooverhaul this,andcameveryclosetosucceeding.Thefinalscoreswere:Grogan. 8.11;Walsh,8.9.ThebestforGrogan werethecaptain,O'Halloran,Tones, Kalinasky,andMeredith,whileThompson,Walsh(capt.),Fitzpatrick,Hansen,KennedyandBrandwerethepick ofthelosers.

Kelliherv.Grogan.

LastSaturdayKelihermetGrOgan, andtheformerwonby10goals16behindsto9goals11behinds.Although itwaswarm,theteamsplayedarather fastgame,butonbothsidesthekickingwasveryerratic.Owingtothe sicknessofsomeoftheplayers,the teamswereeachwithoutthreeplayers. AttheendofthethirdquarterGrogan wasintheleadby2.3,andhadtokick againstastrongwind-Kelliher'steam thenrallied,andkicked3.8beforethe finalilistle.Tomney,Moran,McRae, andngplayedwellforthewinners; GrognwaswellsupportedbyO'Halloran,IrelandandBrighton.

Kelliherv.Hearne

OnWednesdaylastHearnewasagain defeatedbyKelliher.Hearne,winningthetoss,decidedtokickagainst thewind.Kellihersecuredfromthe bounceandkickedontoMoran.who atoncesnappedagoal.'Afterthisthe playbecameveryexciting,notwithstandingKelliher'ssubstantiallead. Hearne,being1goal5behindsbehind atthebeginningofthefourthquarter, puton2goals2behindsinquicksuccession.Thisputhim3pointsahead, butKelliherralliedagainandputon2 goals,andHearnewasunabletomake upthisleeway,andlostby2goals.The

BANS

FortheNewSeason

BOANS

LIMITED,UniversalProviders,

WELLINGTONandMURRAYSTREETS,PERTH

bestplayersforthewinnerswereKelliher(captain),P.Hearne,Moran,and C.Williams,whilstforthelosersT. Hearne(capt.),Madigan,Massamand Reactingwereeasilythebest.

Hudson-EssexNews

AglanceattheEssexwillshowhow publicdemandforlowhungsweeping andgracefullineshasbeenfulfilled.The interior,itwillbefound,providei'ampleroomandseatingcomfort.

TheEssexSixoperateswithasix

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cylindersmoothnessandquietness whichisremindfuloftheHudson SuperSix.Itseconomy,liveliness,reliabilityandsmoothnessaretheresultsofmanySuperSixpatentsand principles.IthastheSuperSixtype ofcrankshaft,pistons,axleclutch,carburetor,transmissionandotheroital features.

Themanwhointendsbuyingacar andwhowantsthebestvalueforhis money,willfindItworthwhileto learnallabouttheEssex,whichisso easytobuy,soeconomicaltooperate andmaintain,andyetsosatisfyingin everyway.

FormanyreasonstheHudsonspeedsterhasbeenknownasoneofthe mostbeautifulanddesirableofopen cars.Trimfittingtopsaretailored separatelytoeachvehicle.TheSuper Sixmotor,withitssmoothflowofamplepower,isjusttherightmechanism forthisdistinctivecar.

ThestandardsevenpassengerHudsontouringmodelisalargecomfortablecar,highlysuitableforthosewho enjoytouringandwhowishattimes toaccommodatefairlylargeparties. Theemergencyseatsfoldconveniently outofsightwhennotinuse.Thecar isbuiltongenerouslines,sothatall maytravelincomfort.

TheNewSeriesHudsonSuper-Six. Eachyearhasseentheemphasisof somenewqualityintheHudsonSuper Six,andofanadvancement'inperfectionoverpreviousmodels.Thisyear thenewHudsonisthesamefinecar youknow,butimprovedinmanyways. Itrepresentstheculminationoffifteen yearsofdevelopment,andtheexperiencesgainedfromover170,000Hudsonsinservice.Itisjustsuchacar asyoumightexpectfromtheHudson factory.

ThemenwhodesignedthisnewHudsonareforthemostpartthesame whohavebroughtittoitspresenthigh degreeofperfection.Theyhaveobserveditscareerwiththeonethought ofhigheraccomplishment.Andinto thiscartheyhaveputthefullnessof theirexperience.

WhentheHudsonSuper-Sixwasfirst announcednineyearsago,itmarkeda newadvanceinmotorcars,foritminimisedvibrationandaddedtoendurance.withoutsacrificingsimplicityor increasingweight.TheSuper-Six motorRavi-72percent.morepower thanothermotorsofequalsize.

Withitsgreaterrangeofpowerand performanceitbecamefamousonevery speedwayandineveryendurancetest.

Thenewstandardsofbeautywere created,andHudsoncarsbecamepatterncarsthatthewholeindustryrecognised.

Hudson'sworld-,idereputat;onrPganwiththefirstcarsshippedin1909-

NotuntiltheadveatoftheSuper-Six, However,didHudsongainsuchinternationalfavourasitholdsto-day.As aresult'theHudsonSuper-Sixisnow thelargestsellingfinecarintheworld. Such-universalprestigemustbea sourceofprideandsatisfactionto everyHudsonowner.

To-daythereisaHudsonSuper-Six foreachfivemilesofimprovedroadwayinAmerica.Notacityblock,not I.village,notacountrycross-roadthat doesnotknowit.Hardlyaboywho doesnotrecognisetheHudsonandits distinctiveWhiteTriangle.

CommencingSaturday,Sept.13th. AGIGANTICCOMBINATIONOF CELEBRITYVAUDEVILLE ANDPICTURES. SpecialEngagementof KENNETHTALBOT ClassicalVersatileEntertainer, DirectfromJ.C.Williamson's Enterprise. Also COLLINO, TheAustralianCinquevalli,in "DIGITALDEXTERITY." AndtheMightyMelodramatic Thunderbolt, "TRESTORMDAUGHTER." FeaturingPRISCILLADEAN. FullSupportingProgramme. PrinceofWalesOrchestra-de-Luxe. SonoraConcertEveryEvening, 7.30till7.55(byarrangementNicholson'sLtd.). BoxPlansatTheatre.(A2222.) DaySalesforStallsforSaturday nightobtainableattheboxoffice.

HighgateButchery

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STEINWAY

AName!

ButinPianosanameisallimportant.

STEINWAYhasbeenanameto conjurewithformorethanthree generations.

Masterpianocraftsmen,theproductsofthisfamoushouseare soughtbythegreatestpianistsin theworld.

AnewshipmentofGrandandUp- rightModelshasjestbeenlanded by

AustralasianNews

QUEENSLAND

WhileBrisbanewascelebratingits centenaryanotablecentenarianpassed awayinthepersonofMr.CharlesMuilaiey,aged105,whoinhisyouthwasa notedracehorserider,andcompanion ofAdamLindsayGordon.liewas borninKing-street,Sydney,in1818.

ArchbishopDuhig,whowasapatient intheMaterMisericordiaeHospitaltor someweeks,waswellenoughtoleave theinstitutionandtakepartinall thegoldenjubileecelebrationsineonnectionwithSt.Stephen's.

Abeautifulnewchurchhasreplaces theonedestroyedbyacycloneearly thisyearatKedron.Theopening ceremonywilltakeplaceinafew weeks'time.ClientsoftheLittle Flowerwillbepleasedtoknowthatthe churchwillbearhernameaspatroness. Withinsevenmonthstheparishioners haveerectedasubstantialandbeauti- fuldwellingplacefortheirEucharistic Lord.Itscompletioninsuchshort timeisawonderfultributetotheir zealandfaith.Asamemorialofthe BlessedTeresaitshouldinterestherde. votedclientsthroughouttheCommonwealth.

TheBrisbanetramwayscarried3,221,110passengersin12daysduringthe CentenaryandExhibitioncelebrations. Theabsenceofanyaccident,saysthe "CatholicAdvocate,"isaverypleasing featureinconnectionwitharecord transportation.TheTrustwassosat- isfiedwiththewayinwhichitsem ployeescarriedouttheironerousdutiesthatitvotedthemabonusof6 hours'extrapay,whichinvolvedan expenditureof£800. Theaverage Brisbaneiteisaconfirmedtramtravel. ler;hewillnotwalkifhecanhelpit. TheTrustwillfindtherollingstock problemaverypressingoneforafew yearsahead.

TheT.J.Ryanstatuewillbecom- pletedanddespatchedtoQueensland withinthenextsixorninemonths.It isstatedthattherearenotsufficient fundsatpresentavailableforthecon- structionofthefoundationuponwhich thestatuewillrest.

NEWSOUTHWALES.

TheVeryRev.FatherLockington, S.J.,recentlyconcludedaseriesotCa- tholicEvidenceLecturesintheFederal Hall,Lismore.

HisExcellencytheApostolicDelegatewasgivenawarmwelcomebythe priestandpeopleofGraftononhisre- centvisittothetown.HisExcellency wasespeciallypleasedwiththecor- dialityofhisreception,sinceitwasunannouncedandunofficial,andthere hadbeennotimeforpreparationor organisation.

Over3,000peoplewerepresentatthe annualmeetingofthefriendsofthe St.Gabriel'sHomeforDeafMute Boys,atCastleHill,onthe24th.ult. HisGraceArchbishopKellywaspre- sent,andwasgivenagreatwelcome. Thenettliabilityontheinstitutionis £3,11814s2d.Anappealforfundsto liquidatethisindebtednesswasmade andrespondedtogenerously.Moving avoteofthankstoArchbishopKelly forhispracticalassistance,Father Baughrecognisedwithsinceretervour thegenerosityofthegiftsof/20,000receivedduringthepasttwoyearsto- wardstheHome."Ithascome,"said FatherBaugh,"fromallpartsofthe Commonwealth;fromArchbishops,Bishops,clergy,nuns,Brothers,St.VincentdePaulandotherCatholicsocie- ties:fromtherichandthepoor.Twen- tythousandthankstoallourbenefac-torsfortheirpracticalsympathywith thedearsilentboys.Youcanseethe fruitsofthegoodworkoftheBrothers,andwehopewithinafewyears tohaveaccommodationfortwicethe presentnumberof26boys.Letus wipeoffthedebtwithoutdelay,and thenproceedwiththeschool."Father Baughmadeaspecialappealthatan effortshouldhemadetofinishthe schoolbefore1926,asthatyearwasthe silverjubileeofhisGraceasArchbishop.aswellastheyearforthecompletionoftheCathedral.Over£800 wassubscribedasaresultoftheap- peal.

TheVenerableArchpriestMcKenna, P.P..ofSt.Mary's,Geelong,recently celebratedhiseightiethbirthday,and wastherecipientofheartycongratula- tionsfromalargenumberoffriendsin Geelongandothercentres.

DudleyandDwyerBuildHouseson EasyTerms.

Mr.R.D.Meagherleftrecentlyona nealthtriptotheUnitedStates.Mr. MeagherisanativeofBathurst,New SouthWales,andhastheuniquedistinctionofbeingtheonlylawyerin theBritishEmpirewhopractisesby virtueofaspecialActofParliament; andheistheonlycitizenintheEmpirewhohasbeenbothaSpeakerof ParliamentandLordMayor.Over thirtyyearsagoherantotheforefrontofcriminallawyers,andwasone ofthemosteloquentspeakersatthe BarandinParliament.

Over£3,200hasbeensubscribedby theclergyandlaityfortheconstrue. tionofanewConventChapelforthe NursingSistersoftheLittleCompany ofMaryatLewishamduringtheJubilee celebrationsatLewishamrecently. Thisgreattributeistoshowtheclergy andlaity'sappreciationofthegreat goodworkdonebythisveryworthy branchofourNursingSisterhoods.

MotherMaryFrancisXavier,Provin. cialoftheLittleCompanyofMary. whohasjustcelebratedthesilverjubi. lessofherarrival,comesoftheoldCel. ticstockoftheLynchfamily,of CountyWestmeath.Shejoinedthe LittleCompanyofMaryatRome.

HisLordship,Dr.Barry,Bishopof Goulburn,madehisepiscopalvisitto Yassrecently,andwasmetattherailwaystationbytheMayorofthetown andoth,o-prominentcitizens.Hewas givenaverycordialwelcomeandtenderedabanquetintheSchoolHall. OriginallytheparishofYass,whichtis theoldestinthedioceseofGoulburn_ extendedfromGoulburntoMelbourne. IntheveryearlydaysMelbournewas partoftheparishofYass,andthe peopleofthehistoricparishareproud thattheirnewBishopcamefromthere.

FathersMoloneyandGoodman,of theSacredHeartMissioners,concluded averysuccessfulMissionintheCathe-dralatBrokenHillonthe17th.ult.A verylargecongregationwasresenton the,closingnight,whenFatherGoodmanpreachedon"Faith."There- newalofBaptismalvows,saysthelocal paper,wasamostimpressivesight. MissionswerealsogivenatSouth BrokenHillandRailwayTown.The CorpusChristiprocessioninhonourof the attractedalarge gatheringofthepeople.Itistwo yearssincethelastrocessionwasheld. Lastyearitwasabandonedowingto thebadweather.TheBishopofWitcannia,Dr.Hayden,officiated,andwas assistedbytheSacredHeartMission. ers;thelocalpriestsactedasM's.C. MembersoftheHibernianSociety, IrishNationalForesters,St.Vincentde PaulSociety,immediatelyprecededthe canopy.

VICTORIA

ThefifteenthoftheseriesofCatholic EvidenceLectureswasgiveninthe CathedralHallon.Mondayevening. August18,byVeryRev.J.Murphy, S.J.,M.A.,RectorofNewmanCollege, thesubjectbeing"JesusChrist:Ruler oftheWorld'sThought."HisGrace theArchbishopofMelbourne(Most Rev.Dr.Nlannixpresided,andintroducedtherev.lecturer.Inthecourse ofabrilliantlecture,FatherMurphy saidthatChristandHisChurchhad establishedthesanctityofthehuman being.AfterthetimeofChristthe worldbegantochangeTheRoman Empire,inthefirstcentury,hadapop- ulationoffrom100.000,000to120,000,000, ofwhom50.000,000wereslaves.Art andliteraturewereencouraged,and commercewaswellestablished.Though builtlargelyonslavery,thepagan worldwasaworldofdazzlingcontrasts.Thedominantcharacteristicof therulingclasseswasacontemptfor humanlife,fortheenslavedmasses wereregardedasmerechattels.With theadventofChrist,therewasaper- ceptiblechange,andtheChurchfought andfinallydefeatedslavery.Itwas abolishedinproportiontothemanner inwhichthetruthsenunciatedby Christtookrootinmen'sminds. FatherMurphyalsodweltuponthe gradualspreadofChristianitythrough- outtheworld,andreferredinteresting- ly,andwithmanyillustrationstothe Church'sbeneficialinfluenceuponthe democraciesofallages.

Anaudienceofsometwohundred andfiftyBrothersandNunsintheCa'hedralHall,Melbourne,recently, heardaPianoforterecitalgivenesneri allyforthemhythefamousyoungPolishpianist,MieczvslawMunz.Nearly ,11theTeachingOrderswererepresent- d.andSisterscamefromdistantparts ofVictoria.M.Mnnzplayedthefull programmeasgiveninhisthirdnublie recitalintheTownHall.The"Scenes

PromChildhood"and"St.Francis PreachingtotheBirds"quitecarried awaytheaudience.TheyoungAus. traliancomposer,PalmerScott,wasrepresentedintheprogrammeby''Sea Gulls,"whichwasacclaimedaperfect gem.Mr.Kentwasamongtheaudience.

TheConventoftheGoodShepherd, Abbotsford,sustainedaseverelossby thedestructionoftheirvegetablegar- denduringtherecentheavyrains.The Yarraoverflowingitsbankssubmerged theareaanddestroyedavaluablepos- session.

FatherP.Dullard,oftheSand'nurat Diocese,hassufficientlyrecoveredfrom hisseriousillnesstobeabletoleave hospital,andisatpresentrestingi,i thecountry.

FatherM.L.Gleeson,whoforthe pastfiveyearshaslabouredwithzeal andsuccessatCharltonasassistant priesttoFatherC.Kelly,P.P.,wasre- centlytransferredtothechargeof Beechgorest.Theotherdayhewas farewellerfbytheCatholicsof:Charlton, alargenumberofnon.Catholics,and presentedwithawell-filledwalletof notes.Inanappropriatespeech.ex- pressiveofhisgratitudetothepeople oftheparishfortheirhelpandkindnesstohimduringhisministry,hepaid aneloquenttributetoFatherKelly, whowashisidealofaparishpriest.

SOUTHAUSTRALIA.

Mr.S.J.Melville.LL.B..hasretired frompartnershipinthelegalfirmot Barwell.KellyandHague.Mr.Mel. ville,whoisanex-pupiloftheChris. tianBrothers'College,andisprosnin entinCatholiccircles,hascommenced practiseonhisownaccountinAde- laide.

AlargeaudienceheardFatherDenny lectureintheAlhambraTheatre,Port Pirie.onthe21st.ult.,onhisrecent tripabroad.Histourincludedthe HolyLand.ome,Lourdes.and,Ire- land.Hislecturewasillustratedby lanternslidesandwasveryinteresting. TASMANIA.

The'catholicStandard,"answeringthequestion:WasThomasFrancis MeagheraCatholic?replies:"Meagher wasaCatholic.Hisfellowexiles- Mitchel.Martin,andSmithO'Brien-

wereProtestants.WhenMeagherlivedatRossherequestedpermissionto assistatMassonSundaysat()attends. Theofficialreplywas:'TheAssistantComptrollerhasbeendirectedtoacknowledgethereceiptofaletterofthe ticket-of-leaveholdernamedinthemargin(T.F.O'Meagher)applyingforper- missiontoattendtheserviceofhis ChurchoneachSundayatOatlands. TheAssistant-Comptrolleristostatein replythattheLieutenant-Governor cannotsanctiontherelaxationofthe regulations,which compliancewith therequestnowmadewouldinvolve.' (Nov.9th,VW.'

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TaughtSeditionandBlasphemy.

DuringthedisciissionontheSeditiousandBlasphemousTeachingtoChildrenBill,whichisintendedto"preventtheperversionofthemindsof childrenunder16yearsofagebyseditiousandblasphemousteachingorliterature,"the4rchbishopofCanterbury assertedthatCommunistteachingwas ontheincrease."Someoftheteachingintheproletarianschools,"saidhis Grace,"wasnotonlyanti-Christian, butviciousandimmoral.Hehadin hispossessionsomepublicationscontainingmattersovileastobeunquotable,includingtheteachingoffreelove inthewidestandmostanimalsense. Thiswasmoreperilousthananyattack ,111)theChristianreligion."

GermanstoSpreadDevotiontothe BlessedSacrament.

AwaveofEucharisticenthusiasm amongthemenofGermanyseemsto havepassedoverthecountrysincethe war,withastrongcounterpartinthe caseofthewomen,intheopinionof Rev.Dr.WilhelmBaronvonCapitaine, ColognecorrespondentN.C.W.C.News Service.Itbidsfairtogrowuntil theentirenationinitsmillionswill standasastalwartchampionofChrist amongthenations,withmuchofthe spiritofthecrusadersofold.About fifteenyearsago,theApostolateofCatholicMenwereestablishedwiththe purposes,first,tobecomeastaunch championofChrist,HisChurch,and thePopesecond,todedicatetothe HeartofJesusdailyprayers,works andpains,andthird,toreceiveHoly CommunioneverymonthontheSundayoftheSacredHeartofJesus.From itsinception,theorganisationshowed thecourageofaconqueror.Inthe ArchdioceseofColognebeforethewar, theMen'sApostolatehad35,000members:inMunstertherewere20,000. inPaderborn10,000,inTrier,9,000,and inFulda5,000.In1915-16.therewere 230.000mensubscriberstothemonthly organ,"MannerApostola."To-day, theorganisationhas400,000members, andtherearecitiesandtownswith 1,000to5,000members.Oneofthe mostprominentpromptersofthemovementistheCologneauxiliarybishop andprovostoftheAix-le-ChapelleCathedral.Dr. Thecounterpartoftheorganisationamongthe women,theUnionofMothers,has 600.000membersdistributedthrough alltheGermandioceses.

PricelessFranciscanLibrary

TheFranciscanshavebeeninIreland nowsome700years.TheyarethepossessorsofavastandvaluablecollectionofancientIrishmanuscriptsin thelibraryattachedtotheirChurch. atMerchants'Quay,Dublin.Thislibraryhashadanadventurouscareer. ItwasassembledfromtheoldIrish monasteries,especiallyinDonegal.and aftersometimeitfoundahomeinthe FranciscanCollegeofSt.Anthonyin Lauvain.AtthetimeoftheFrench Revolution,itwasremovedtotheCollegeofSt.IsidoreinRome.Thereit remainedtillthethreatenedoccupation ofthecitybyGaribaldiantroops.It wasthenremovedtoMerchants'Quay, Dublin.Themostancientpossession oftheLibraryisamanuscriptcopyof apartofthePsalms,writtenina LoughDergmonasteryintheyear651. Thehandwritingisstillperfectlylegible.Thelibrarycontainsaninvaluablecollectionofcorrespondenceand documentsdealingwiththeConfederationofKilkenny.Inaddition,there arenumerouspamphletsrelatingtothe sameperiodofIrishhistory.These andmanyoftheotherraretreasures ofthelibrarywerecollectedbythe eminentFranciscan,LukeWadding, whowasagentfortheCatholicConfederation.ThecontemplatedMonttmentaHiberniaeinhonourofSt.Patrick'sfifteenthcentenaryeightyears hence,woulddrawuponthiswealthof lore.

morelucrativeopenings."InEnglandtheaveragenumberofProtestant clergymengoingoutofactivework duringthepasttenyearsthroughre:.gnationordeath,wasbetween700 800ayear,whiletheaveragenumberenteringwasonly209.Thesefigure:;indicateanextraordinarydecline inthespiritofProtestantisminEnglandandIreland.ThereisnoshortageofCatholicclergymeninIreland. Notonlydothecollegesordainanamplenumberforthemissionathome, buttheyprovidescoresofpriestsfor missionsabroad.

PopeReceivesBritishSailors.

OnTuesday,July22,intheSala Clementina(writesourRomecorres pondentl,theHo'yFatherreecivedin audiencefifteenofficersandthreefundredandfivemenoftheBr;tish Squadron,whohad.comeonpilgrimagefromNaples.FatherMcClement andLieutenantCoppingham,whowere inchargeoftheparty,werepresented toHisHolinessbyMgr.Hinsley,Rec. foroftheEnglishCollege.7heofficersandmenwererangedinlines,and thePopepassedalong,givinghishand toeach,andeachkissedhisrimeOccasionallytheHolyFatherstoppedto asktheageofsomeyouthfulsailor,to inquireaboutmedalsanddecorations, ortoreekexplanationshoutthe badgesofdifferentunits HisHoliness,afterrequestingMgr.Hinsleyto actat.interpreter,addressedthemen inwordsofcordialandgraciouswelcome.AstheCommonFetherof Christendom,thePopegreetedthesailorsandblessedthemwithheartfelticy, allthegreaterasheknewtheyhad comefromdistantplacesalongthe pathsofthesea.IndicatingtheFrescooftheSeaandtheBarqueofSt. Peteronthesouthsideofthehall,the PoperemindedthementhatSt.Peter wasalsoasailor.Heexp7essedhis delightthateverymanpresenthad beenthatmorningtoHolyCommunion intheBasilicaofSt.Peter,andhad prayedforhim.Healsowouldpray forthem.Hewelcomedthemassub. jectsoftheirGraciousMajestiesthe KingandQueen,whosevisittohimin theVaticanherememberswiththe liveliestjoyandpleasure,andthrough theirsonsnowbeforehimhesentthem hisheartfeltblessing.prayingGodto havethemeverinHiskeepingandto prosperthem.Heblessedthosepresentwithaspecialblessing,extending totheirrelatives,comradesandtheir greatcountry.

St.VincentdePaulSociety.

MonsignorSeipel'sJubilee

RightRev.Mgr.lgnaceSeipel,ChancellorofAustria,celebratedrecently thetwenty-fifthanniversaryofhisordinationtothepriesthood.Allthe membersoftheDiplomaticCorpsin ViennaattendedtheHighMassof thanksgivingwhichtheChancellorcelebratedinthechurchoftheSacred Heart,andanautographletterfrom theHolyFatherwashandedtothe jubilarianbythePapalNuncio,conveyingtohimtheApostolicBlessing, togetherwiththePope'spersonalappreciationofhisworkforGod.Messagesofcongratulationalsoreached himfromCardinalVannutelli,thenonagenarianDeanoftheCollegeofCardinals,andfrommanyothersources. CatholicChurchWinstheWar.

TheSecretaryoftheCentralBureau forReliefoftheEvangelicalChurches ofEuropeandSwisscorrespondentfor the"ChristianWork"Dr.Keller, writesinthatjournal:"Themiddle

classinGermanyisgoingtothe.On theotherside.RomanCatholicismis progressing.WehaveacommonsayinginEuropethatfromamilitary pointofviewFrancewonthewar; fromthepolitical,England;fromthe economic,America;fromtheracial,the Slav:fromthecultural,theJews;and fromthereligiousstandpoint,the RomanCatholicChurch."Dr.Keller concedesthatEuropeanProtestantism hasitsbacktothewall,andthathungerandcoldandisolationhaveledto aloweringofideals,andaseriousreductionofwillpowertostandagainst theunbeliefandcrime,nowsocommoninEurope.

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ProtestantNeedofClergymeninEng. The landandIreland. ProtestantChurchinIrelandis sufferingfromawantofclergymen.TodaythereareonlyAbout20students inTrinityCollegepreparingforthe Protestantministry.Afewyearsago thenumberwas150.Fiveparishesin thedioceseofClogherarevacantat themoment,andnotasingleProtestantclergymanisavailableforanyof them.Rev.DeMAManawav,speakingatClogher,attributedthegrowing shortageofProtestantclergymento "theindiffe'encethatha.;setinall overEuroperegardingreligiousmat tere,totherampantspiritofcommercialism.andtheconsequentrefusalof parentstotraintheirchildrenorthe ministrybecauseotherprofessionsoffer

M.HenrideVirges,Presidentofthe ConferenceofSt.Madeline,Paris,has beennamedasPresidentGeneralctthe SocietyofSt.VincentdePaul,insuccessiontothelateM.deHendecourt, whosesuddendeathcausedsuchregret.M.Virgeswasformerlyacavalryofficerandleftthearmyin1901. Hehassincedevotedhimselfinseason andoutofseasontothecharitable workoftheSociety.Thatzealousservicesufferedinterruptiononlyduring thewarwhenheagainenteredthe ranksindefenceofhiscountry,He becameamemberoftheConferenceof St.MicheldeBatignolleswhenhemet thelatePresidentGeneral,andanintimatefriendshipsprangupbetween them.FortwentyyearshewaspresidentintheConferenceoftheMadeline,whichisattachedtooneofthe mostimportantparishesinthecapital. Heisthoroughlyacquaintedwiththe principalworks,andhasacomplete practicalknowledgeoftheruleandthe spiritoftheSociety-busyinghimself withdispensaries,vacationcolonies, employmentbureaus,andotherspecial works.AbrancardieratLourdessince 1902,hehasneverfailedtospendseveralweekseveryyearattheGrottoin theserviceofthesickandofOur BlessedLady-norcouldhebeinducedtoaccepttheofferofthepresidency oftheSociety-aproposalwhich'nall humilityhewasfaintodecline,until hereceivedanassurancethatthedis. chr.rgeofthosenewresponsibilities wouldnotputanyobstacletohiscon tinuanceofthenoblereligiousworkte whichhedevotedsomuchtime.He hasbeennominated,andinthenotifi cationtotheConferencesalloverthe worldtheyareaskedtogivetheir oninion.andmeanwhiletohavethe "VeniCreator"saidateachmeeting untilthecompletionoftheelection.

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OnFriday,August29th,27members oftheC.B.C.FootballClubstartedout ontheirannualtouroftheGreat Southerndistricts.Narroginwasreachedat5o'clock,andthevariousmembersofthepartyweresoonsettled downfortheirfourdays'stay.Mr.F. Barnett,onwhomtheburdenoforganisingthispartofthetripmainly falls,wasuntiringallthroughinhis effortstopromotethecomfortofthe party.Heavyrainfellduringthe night,andconsequentlytheNarroginSports Groundwashardlyinaconditionforgoodfootball.LateronSaturdaythewaterdriedupundera strongwind,butaheavyshowerjust beforeplaybeganmadeconditions somewhatunpleasant.

C.B.C.v.CombinedNarrogin. Thismatch,generallyregardedasthe mostimportantofthetour,attracted afaircrowdofspectators,quiteanumberofwhomwereCollegebarrackers. Narroginwerewithouttheservicesof someoftheirbestplayers.Theteams tookthefieldasfollows:-C.B.C.Backs:Brockman,McAuliffe,Punch: half-backs,Boylson,W.BrophyCarter;centres,Daly,McCabe,Cohen half-forwards,R.Bryant,W.Bryant, Chesson;-forwards,Barron,Antony,F. Brophy;nick,Burt,Johnstone;rover; Giles. Narrogin.-Annear,Ayton, Ackland,Byrne,Blight,Barron,Fowler,Loftus,Manning,Mason,McCormick,Purchase,Steward.Searle,Turner,Parry,Robinson,Berson.

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teamswereasfollows:-C.B.C.:W. Brophy,Brockman,Punch,Carter, Boylson,McAuliffe,Daly,McCabe, Cohen,R.Bryant,W.Bryant,Chesson, Antony,Barron,F.Brophy,Burt,Johnston,Giles.Wickepin:Syers,Linto, Dwyer,J.Saintsbury,Rigall,S.Saintsbury,Thomas,Slogett,Mann,Green, Stone,Perryman,Rafferty,Ahrens, English,Baxter,Munday.

AsatNarrogin,C.B.C.wastedno timeinopeningtheirscoringaccount. DalypassedaccuratelytoW.Bryant, whogoaled.AfinemarkbyJ.Saintsburysavedanawkwardsituation. Dwyerrelievedingoal;butGilestook alongpassfromW.Brophyandpassed toAntonyforsecondgoal.Wickepin tookaturnatattacking,chiefly throughMannandBaxter.Stone markedingoodpositionandscored1st. goalforhisside.Chessonhadalong shotwhichfailed.J.Saintsburywas playingwellonthehalf-backline. Stoneaddedsecondgoalwitharunningshot.C.B.C.wereapointinthe leadatquartertime-C.B.C.,22;Wickepin,2.1. C.B.C.beganthesecondquarterwith someclevercombinedworkamongthe forwards.CohentoGilestoAntony, soonbroughtupthirdgoal.W.Brophytook.twosplendidmarksandtransferredtheattacktoChesson,whose longkickaccountedforfourthgoal. AsmartmovebyBaxterbroughtthe balltoS.Saintsbury,whokickedafine goal.Brockmanclearedwellfromthe backline,andBoylsonwasverysafe ingoal.Burtaddedanothergoal fromcloserange.Half-timescores: C.B.C.,5.3;Wickepin,3.3. Wickepinhadmuchthebetterofthe playduringtheearlypartofthequarter.Rigoll,fromafree,andLinto. fromasnapshot,addedtwogoals,and onlyapointseparatedtheteam.Daly initiatedastrongatta-k,carriedon byW.andR.Bryant,utpointsonly resulted.McCabefollowedupalong kickfromthecentre,fieldedDwyer's return,andgoaled.Boylsonrelieved attheotherend,despitefairfootball byLintoandStone.Three-quarter timescores:C.B.C.,6.7;Wickepin,5.4. InthelastquartertheWickepincombinationslackenedoffsomewhat, thoughthebacksdefendedhard. ThomasandS.Saintsburyweremarkingwell,andittooksometimefor C.B.C.toaddagoal,byAntony,after achainofpasses,startingwithMcAuliffe.Previoustothisscorethree pointswerekicked.Barrantooka brillianthighmark,butfailedwith thekick.Fulltimecamewiththe scores:C.B.C.,7.12;Wickepin,5.6.

C.B.C.openedwithastrongwind, andwithinafewsecondsofthestart W.BryantmarkedfromDalyandsecuredfirstgoalofthetour.McCabe collidedwithBlight,andthelatter hadtoleavethefieldforsometime. ShortlyafterW.Brophywasbadly shakenbyaheavyfall.Purchaserepelledastrongatack,butMcCabesent welldowntoBarron,whomarkedwell andkickedsecondgoal.TheNarrogindefenders,particularlyPurchase, Byrne,andAckland,werefightingdesperatelytostaveoffC.B.C.attacks, mostofwhichcamefromW.Bryant, McCabe,andChesson.Towardsthe endofthequarterJohnstonpickedup fromtheruckandaddedthirdgoal. AnthonyandBarronhadunsuccessful shots,andthequarterended:C.B.C., 3.5;Narrogin,nil. Thesecondtermwasarepetitionof thefirst,withNarroginattacking stronglyandC.B.C.failingtoscore. StillitwassometimebeforeStewardmarkedcloseinandopenedthe goalaccountforNarrogin.Amistake inthekickoffgaveParryachance whichhemadefulluseof.McCabe andMasonwerehavingsomestrenuous duelsinruck,andfreekickswerenumerous.Boylson,Brockman,andW. BrophyheldofffurtherattackstillAnneartookafinemarkandscoreswere level.TheforwardworkofSteward, Annear,andSearlewasgood,buttheir kickingwaslackinginaccuracy.A fewsecondsbeforehalftimeMasonput hissidesixpointsintheleadwitha goal.Scores:C.B.C.,3.5:Narrogin. 4.5.

C.B.C.camewitharushfromthe bounce,andAntonykickedthrougha goalofftheground. Aperiodof roughandexcitingplaythenfollowed. W.Bryantcameawaysmartlyfroma ruckandpassedacrosstoChesson, whoselongkickfounditsmark.D. Barron,Purchase,andTurnerrepelled threestrongattacks,butR.Bryant andChessoncouldnotbeheldoff.The latterwasfreedandkickedhissecond goalforthematch.McCabeandDaly inanicemovementgavetoW.Bryant, and7th.goalwassignalled.Three nuartertimecamewiththescores: C.B.C.,7.9;Narrogin,4.6. ForashorttimeC.B.C.wereonthe attack.W.Bryantslippedonagreasy spotandagoodscoringchancewas lost.F.Brophyfailedalso,andManningcamethroughinfinestyle.Narroginwereattackingformostofthis term,buttheforwardswerenotin kickingvein,severaleasyshotsgoing outofbounds.Playwasalsosomewhatstrenuous.Boylson,W.Brophy, Punch,Burt,JohnstonandBrockmandefendedsteadily.Fulltimecame withthescores:C.B.C.,7.11;Narrogin 4.13. OnSaturdayeveningtheboyswere guestsatthepictureshowsandthe RailwayClubdance.OnSundaythe party,plusanumberofsupporters journeyedbymotorcoachtoWickepin, toplayamatchagainstateamdrawn fromthefourclubs:Wickepin,Malyalling,LakeYealering,and86Gate.An excellentcrowdwitnessedthematch.' Thelargenumberofcarsaroundthe playingenclosurewasampleevidence oftheprosperityofthedistrict.The

OnMondaytheboysweretakenby cartotheNarroginSchoolofAgriculture,wheretheywerereceivedbythe Principal,Mr.Shugg,andshownover thebuildings.Onthewaybacka stopwasmadeattheNarroginreservoir--asplendidcatchmentareawhich givesNarroginthebestwatersupply intheGreatSoutherndistrict.In theafternoonavisitwaspaidtothe electriclightstation,whereanopportunitywasgiven,throughthecourtesy ofthemanager,ofwitnessingthesplendidnewplantinoperationforthefirst time.Atnighttheboyswerethe guestsofMrs.D.H.MackieandMrs. H.O'Connoratadanceheldinthe newschoolroom.Amostenjoyable eveningwasspent.

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suitedfromlatherwildshooting,exceptwhenF.Brophyfromalongshot hitthepost.Cohenraninsmartly fromthewingtopasstoW.Bryantfor goal.Thesameplayer,freednear goal,passedtoMitchell,whoeluded severalopponents,andaddedanother sixpoints.StewardgoaledforImperials,andthequarterconcludedwith aninterchangeofviewsbetweenStew andandBrockman.C.B.C.,11.11;lm. perials,2.8. Imperialsmadeadeterminedattempttomakeuptheirleeway,butthe defencewasstrong.W.Brophyand Brockmanwerehardtopass,andUrquhart,Johnston,BurtandPunchwere alsodoingwell.Stewardmarkedin front,andgoaled.C.B.C.repliedwith 12th.goalbyF.Brophy,aftersmart handballbyR.BryantandMitchell. Thefinalscoreswere:C.B.C.,12.12; Imperials,3.11. EarlyonFridaymorningtheteam entrainedforWagintoplaythefinal gameagainsttheWaginAsociation.In themorningthevisitorsweredriven aroundthelakesandotherbeauty spotsofthedistrict.TheC.B.C.team werefeelingtheeffectsoftheprevious threehardgames,andconsequentlydid notshowtoadvantage.Ontheother handtheWaginsidewasagoodone, excellingincombinedplayandsmart forwardwork. C.R.C.v.Wagin. TheCollegeboyswerenotlongin scoring.Asintheothergamesthe ballwasrusheddownsmartlyfromthe bouncebyCohenandGilestoMitchell. Agoalresulted,followedbyanotherby W.Bryantfromafreekick.Wagin thentookahandandattackedfor sometime,butpointsonlyresulted W.Brophywasmarkingmagnificently. buttheotherbackswerenotupto form.Firstquarterscores:C.B.C.. 2.1;Wagin,0.6. Waginhadpossessionformostofthe secondquarter.GoalsbyZimmer, GarrityandWalsh,andsixpointsgave themanicelead.TheC.B.C.half-forwardswereslowtomoveforwardto anticipateattacks,andwereinvariably welloutofposition.W.Brophy, Brockman,andMcAuliffewerestrong indefence,andthecentrelinewasdoinggoodwork,butmostofitwentfor nothing.Scores:C.B.C.,2.4;Wagin, 3.12. InthethirdquarterC.B.C.attacked withmorevigour,butthistimethe fullforwardswereatfault.Easy shotsweremissed,onlypointsresulting.WaginsecuredagoalbyFleay aftesome-'leverworkbyWalsh.who allthroughplayedafinegame.The termended:Wagin,4.12;C.B.C.,2.10. WhateverchanceChristianshadof winningweresettledbyinaccurateforwardpassing.Inadditionplaywas becomingstrenuous,andsomeunnecessarilyheavyfallsweresustained.A verybadthrow-ingaveChristiean easychancetoaddafurthergoalto Wagin.Barrontookafinemarkand goaled,andAntonyfollowedsuit,but thesprintcametoolate,andWagin werewinnersby11points:5.14to4.10.

Ryan,Wansborough,Moran,Burgess andFatherO'Reilly,andresponsesby Mr.Ryan,W.Brophy,andA.Brockman.

Thisbriefrecordofthetourmust beconcludedbyanexpressionofthe thanksofthewholepartytothose ladies-andgentlemenwholabouredso hardtomakethestayasuccess.Specialmentionmustbemadeoftheorganisers,Mr.F.Barnett,ofNanogin, Mr.B.Lyons.ofWickepin,andFather O'ReillyandMr.Wansborough,of Wagin.

FOOTBALLCOMPETITIONS.

Magpies

Teams P.W.D.Pts. 96024 94 118

Wallabies Kangaroos 94 118 Buffaloes 93012

Thecompetitionhasbeenwonby theMagpies(CaptainColinWalsh), withWallabies(CaptainJimSmith), andKangaroos(CaptainJohnJohnstone),runners-up.

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Thiscompetitionwaswonbythe Greens,whowentthroughtheseason withoutadefeat,andhavesecuredthe covetedhonourofbeingchampionsfor 1924.Over200boysfromSt.Patrick'sSchooltookpartinthesecompetitiongames,andkeeninterestwas displayedrightthroughthecompetition.

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W.L.Pts. St.Patrick'sNo.1 118316 FremantleC.B.C. 107314

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St.Patrick'sstillleadinthiscompetition,andhaveonlyonemorematch toplay-thatagainstFremantleC.B.C. ThismatchwassetdownforSeptember6th.,butowingtoFremantleC.B.0 havingeightoftheirnumberawayat drill,thematchhasbeenputofftill September20th.

Thethirdmatchofthetourwas playedagainstImperials,theleading teamintheNarroginAssociation. BoylsonandChessonhadreturnedto Perth,andtheirplacesweretakenby UrquhartandJoeMitchell.Inthe firstquarterC.B.C.playedsplendid footballandswepttheiropponentsoff theirfeet.W.Bryantmarkedtwice ingoodpositionandgoaled.Barron snappedathirdfromthewing.F. Brophyaddedafourthafterreceiving fromR.Bryant.Barronmarked!nag nificentlyinfrontofgoal,toaddanother,andfinallyAntonytookalong passfromMcCabeforthesixth.For ImperialsDaveBarronmarkednear goalandsecuredfullpoints.Quarter timescores:C.B.C.,6.3;Imperials,1.1. Narrogin,withastrongwindtohelp, failedasonSaturdrytokickwithany degreeofaccuracy.ShotsbySteward. Kelso,DuncrieffandRobinsoneither wentoutofboundsorproducedpoints. C.B.C.,ontheotherhand,madethree strongattacks,fromeachofwhich goalsresulted-twobyAntonyandone byF.Brophy,aftergoodworkbyR. Bryant.Half-timescores:C.B.C.,9.3; Imperials,1.8. ItwasC.B.C.'sturntomissthebig postsinthisquarter.EightpointsreDudleyandDwyer,EconomicChambers,haveHousestoSell,Cityand Suburbs.

Amostenjoyabletourconcluded withadinnerbytheWaginAssociationattheFederalHotel.Speeches weredbliveredbyMessrs.Vickers,

St.Patrick'sNo2vFremantleBoys' St.Patrick'sNo.2andtheSenior xviii.oftheFremantleBoys'School wereopposedattheW.A.C.A.Ground onSaturday.September6th.TheFremantleBoyswereouttoestablisharecordattheexpenseoftheirsmalland youthfulopponents:andwerenotpreparedforthepluckyfightputupby theboysofSt.Patrick'sNo.2team. Duringtheopeningquarterthegame wasfastandopen:thescoresreadat nuartertime:FremantleBoys',2.3to0. DuringthesecondquarterGerald BrownscoredforSt.Patrick'sbya veryneatrunningdropgoal.Final scores:Fremantle'sBoys',11.15to1.0. St.Patrick'sNo.2deservegreatcredit forthepluckyfightputupthroughout theseason.Theywerehopelesslyhandicappedbothinsizeandweightoing tothefactthattheywerepted againsttheseniorxviii'softheposingschools.Withthisyear'sexperiencemanyofthemshouldfindaplace inSt.Patrick'sNo.1teamforthe1925 season.

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Theintensesolicitudeofsagesand scientistsforthesurvivaloftheraceis oneofthemostcuriousphenomenaof currentthought.Devotiontocontemporariesiseasilyunderstandable:devotiontothememoryofthedeadis quiteaseasilyunderstood:butdevotiontothehypotheticalinhabitantsof animmenselysuppositionalfutureisso bafflingthatoneinclinestolistitfirst amongthemysteriesofmodernscientificfaith.

Theindividual,alas,isdoomed! (writesProfessorShapley,oneofthe mostbrilliantofthenewastronomers). OnerevolutionofNeptune,andyou andyourchildrenandyourchildren's 4.childrenwillbelaidaside.Theindividualisnotworthtroublingabout exceptinsofarashecontributes throughdeed,thought,orprogenyto thesurvivalofthespecies.Ourconcernmainlyshouldbewiththespecies: canitsurvive?Ithasnochance againstthestars,ofcourse;butcan itlongholditsownasasurviving form,orbeancestraltosurviving forms,againstotherorganisms,against primitivemicrobesandadvancedinsects?

IquotefromtheProfessor'sableand charmingarticleinarecentnumberof the"Nation."Theastronomers,be itobserved,write,asarule,withmuch moreeleganceandpowerthantheir brothersofscalpelandaucrqscopeand test-tube.Theyhaveasensitivei,ess tostyle,aneaseinthemanipulationof solemnandmajesticimages,andaclarityinexpressionthatcome,presum. ably,fromlongcontemplationofthe magnificentheavens:theyhavealso, veryoften,anartindelicateirmythat comes,Isuppose,fromlongcontemplationofthesmallnesso'mat,.

"Weareinallwayssmall-littlein foresight,shrivelledinspirit,minutein materialcontent,microscopicinthe vastnessofmeasuredspace,evenescent inthesweepoftime-inconsequential ineveryrespect,except,perhaps.inthe chemicalcomplexitiesofournientalsre. actions."

Theindividual,then,isnotworth botheringabout.Heisnothing.The racealonemustbeconsidered.Inthe unimaginablevastnessofspacewhere thesunis"adwarfFtaramongthousandsofmillionsofstars'anyself-consideration.anyegotisticaldesirefor personalimmortalityafterdeath,is futileandhenceunwise.Letusdevoteourselvestothedistantmillions whoareonedaytoinhabittheearth. Nature,lefttoitself,hasmuddlelthe evolutionofthespecies.Letustake, asbestwemay,itsevolutioninhand. Ifevertherewasuperstitionthisis it. Ancestor-worshipisbased,at least,onveryrealancestors.Survivalof-the-species-worshipisbasedonthe mostextravagantofphantasms.It isnotmeredevotiontoanidea;itis devotiontoadream.OnceGodis leftout,andindividuallifeafterdeath, lifeonthisearthbecomesabsolLtely meaningless.Buttheegowhichwas createdforeternitycriesoutagainst extinction.Evenunderthebewilder ingimmensityofunmeasureduniverses itsendsupitsinfinitesrnalpleaforsurvival.Itdoesnotwanttobe;icvein obliteration,eveneirp.ni..haspersuadeditselfthatdeathiscompleteobliteration.Thespiritstrugglesagainstsurrendertomatter.Thedivineurgefills itwithyearningfor'immortality.And wheninitsaberration,ithasrenounced Godandpersonalsurvival,itfastens itshopeonsurvivalofthespecies. Interestinone'sownprogenyisa normalpassion:interestinthehighly fancifulmultitudesoftheunbornmay, undercertainconditions,henoble:but interestinthesurvivalofthespecies asthesoleobjectofallexistenceis sprungonlyfromadespairireseffortto assignsomepurposetolife.Itisthe lastresortofmenwanderinginthe mazesofunnaturalphilosophy.hutstill anxioustosatisfytheirintuition:.fulfilthefundamentalcravingcftheirbe jog.andappeasetheclamoringoftheir (/reason.Theinevitableconclusionof theirpremisesisthatlifeisnomore thananaccident.inane.fatuous,and purposeless.Theyilounderaboutin theseaoffutility.Buttheessent7a1 urgewillnotpermitsurrender.They clutchatastrawWhen.throughthemagnificentprocessesofevolotion,therecomesthe glorioustimeofaraceifmengenuine lvpersuadedthattheyarebutFureyficiallvdifferentfrArntheserpentand thehog.thendevotiontothespecies willhavereplacedallideasof(1-siand soulinthedetermesationofeendect. Then.themillionsthatcrow-Ithecities andtownswilltroserntheirmostFec. retactionsbythispassionforthefut.

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urewelfareoftherace.Icanuneg. .nt.JohnJukesanindustrialslave.-retrainingfrom'a:owinguphisemploytr andhimselfoatofloyaltytomillicns whomayexist.IcanimagineSarah Jukesraisingafamilyofteninaliveroomapartmentoutofeagerne3sto maketheworldbetteramillionyears thereafter.Inthosehappydays,the slotmachinesonthestreetcornersfor would-besuicides,advocatedinEuropesomeyearsago,willhefashionable.Murderwillheapa....time.There willstillbethepoliceandoutragedrelatives.Butpoliceandrelativesw;11 healsoofliberalmindandasintensely devotedtothesurvitalofthespecies. Theworldwillalsobeoverrunwiththe nomadicchildrenofrlivo-cedparents. Butthesechildrenwillbeof.asstrong characterandashonourableasifthey hadhaddevotedmothersandtheidealisingexperienceofhomeforthey,too, willbeeagerforthefuturewelfareof therace.Allinall,itisacharming worldweareapproaching. Possiblythereareothersbesidesages andscientistswhotoilandsacrifice thatthespeciesmayhappilypossess theearthamillionyearsfromnow. Perhaps,thereareotherswhoarepas sionatelyinlovewiththesehypotheti- calinhabitantsofthefuture.Perhaps,thereareotherswholookforwardjoyouslytothatqueerimmortal. itythatcomesfromplayingancestor tosurvivingforms.ButIdoubtit. Heisaveryrareandstrangemantodaywhoisgoodoutofhisaffectionfor his1,800,000,000contemporaries.He isararerandstrangermanwhois goodoutofhisaffectionforquintill;ons oftheunborn.Thereisnoquestion thatifheexistsheisamodernscientist.Onefeelsabitsorryforhim; thefutureofthespeciesonthisearth isprecarious.ApartfromtimeChristianRevelation,itsdoomiswritten Nature,ifitisallowed,willbetrayits worshippers.WritesProfessorMouton,anotherastronomer "Iftheearthshalllastsomemillions ortensofmillionsofyearsinthetut. ure,asseemslikely,therhysicaland mentalchangeswhichthehumanrace willundergomaybeasgreatasthose throughwhichtheanimalkingdomhas passedduringthelongperiodsofgeologicaltime.Thisisespeciallyprobableifmenlearnhowtodirectthe processesoftheirownevolution.Beet iftheydonot,thehumanracemaybecomeextinct.Howeverthismaybe, itseemscertainthatitsendwillcome, foreventuallythelightofthesunwill goout,ortheearthandtheether planetswillbewreckedbyapassing star,andthequestioncfthepurpose ofitall,ifindeedthereisanyminx-se init,stillremainsunanswered."

ImmortalitycanlogicallyhepredictedofmanonlyintermsofGod.It happensthatifamanlicethelifeof agoodChristianhelivesalifethat redoundstothebetttementofhisfellowsandthechildrenofthefuture.It alsohappensthatifhedoessohehas anopportunityforagenuineimmortality.Buttheseareconsiderationsthat arealientothemoodofmodern science.-MylesConnolly.in"America."

OldLieonLincolnNailedDown

Anearnestprotestagainstthosedebasedpersonswhousethegreatname andprestigeofAbrahamLincolnto circulatelies,creditingtohimattacks ontheCatholicChurchandotherinstitutionswhichheneveruttered,isvoicedintheJulyquarterlyissueof"The AmericanHistoricalReview."ItappearsunderthedepartmentofNotes andSuggestions,withthecaption"LincolnandCatholicism,"andissigned byCarlRussellFish,ProfessorofAmericanHistoryattheUniversityof Wisconsin.ProfessorFishsays: "In'AnAmericanProtestantProtestagainsttheDefilementofTrueArt byRomanCatholicism,'recentlycirculatedbythemillion,AbrahamLincolnisquotedassaying: "'Unfortunately,Ifeelmoreand more.everyday,Thatitisnotagainst theAmericansoftheSouthalone amfighting.Itismoreagainstthe PoneofRome.hisperfidiousJesuits, andtheirblindandbloodthirstyslaves thatwehavetodefendourselves ItistoPoperythatweowethis terribleCivilWar.Iwouldhave laughedatthemanwhowouldhave toldmethatbeforeIbecamePresident. NowIseethemystery.

"Studentsareperfectly'wellaware thatnosuchquotationistobefound intheworksofLincoln,theyknow thatthespiritofthequotationiscontrarytothewholecharacterofLin-

coin'sthoughtandexpression,they arefamiliarwiththefactthatonits faceitisnotlessabsurdtoattribute suchastatementtoLincoln,thanitis toaccusethePapacyofsuchaposi tion.Aretheyequallyconsciousof thedangerthatliesinthefabrication ofsuchforgeries?Allmenofprominenceafterdeathareliabletosuchmisrepresentation.Atthepresenttime, however,andintheUnitedStates,Lincolnisthechiefvictim.Manysimilar inventionsarebeingcontinuallycirculatedunderhisname,inordertoattachhisgreatprestigetothiscause0 that,andthegeneralpublicisnotin apositiontotellthetruefromthe false.

"Isitnotthedutyofhistoriansto meetthiscurrentfalsification?Itis noteasytoseehowsuchadutycan ordinarilybeperformed.Inthecase ofsoinvaluableanationalasseta, Lincoln,woulditnotbepossibletoes- tablishapuregospel,andtobringout adefiniteeditorofhiswritingsanIl sayings?"

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Markwellthebirdthatbuildsanest, Shetoils'tilcloseofday; Andwhenherbirdlings'wingsare drest, Withsongstheyflyaway.

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SoAgemustgiveandYouthmust take; Itisourdestiny; Tobeartheflowertheseedmust break; Godsetsthewisedecree! -E.J.G.

WORDSOFWISDOM

Truepeaceisinthepossessionof Godalone,andthepossessionofGod herebelowfindsitselfonlyinsubmissiontothefaithandinobedienceto thelaw.-Fenelon.

Startthedaywellandthechances arethatyouwillspenditandendit well.Startyourlifewellandyeu mayexpecttoenditwell.Good startersdonotalwayswintherace,but theywinmorefrequentlythanpoor starters.

Themanwhoisloyalwillbewith youwhenyouareup,andhewillbe withyouwhenyouaredown,because hehasinhimthatwhichisfinerthan wealthorglory.Hehasinhiman appreciationofthefinerthingsoflife, aregardforhisfellowhumans.

Don'tgetdiscouragedbecausepeople laughatyouandridiculeyouwhen youaretryingtodoright.Every successfulmanhashadthesameexperience;infact,itseemstobeoneof thepriceswehavetopayforsuccess. Thereislittlehopeforthemanwho feelssatisfied himself,whodoes notknow"thenoblediscontentthat stirstheacorntobecomeanoak.' Map'sambitiontoimproveeveryday, togetalittlefurtheronthanhewas thedaybefore,isthesecretofhuman progress. Readyourreligiouspaperforthe goodyoumayfindinit,forthehelp itmaygiveyou,forthestrengthitmay impart.forthefaithitmayinspire, thehopeitmaybreathe,thecharity itmayspread,andforthebenefitof yourgrowingandsusceptiblechildren.

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"Whosoeverthouart.seestthyself, amidthetidesofthisworld,tossea aboutbystormsandtempestsrather thanwalkingontheland,turnnot thineeyeawayfromtheshiningofthis starifthouwouldstnotbeoverwhelmedbythehurricane.Ifsquallsof temptationarise,orthoufalluponthe rocksoftribulation,looktothestar, calluponMary.IfthouarttossedLy thewavesofprideorambition,detractionorenvy,looktothestar,callupon Mary.Ifangeroravariceorthedesiresofthefleshdashagainsttheship ofthysoul,turnthineeyestowards Mars-.Iftroubledbytheenounity ofthycrimes,ashamedofthyguilty conscience,terrifiedbythedreadof judgment,thoubeginnesttosinkit.to thegulfofsadnessortheabysscfdespair.thinkofMary. "Indangers,inanguish,indoubt, thinkofMary,calluponMary.Let herheeveronthylips,everinthy heart:andthebettertoobtainthe helpofherprayersimitatetheexamele ofherlife-Followingher,thoustrayestnot;invokingher,thoudespairest not;thinkingoiher.thouwanderest not:upheldbyher,thoufallestnot: shieldedbyher.thoufearestnot;guidedbyher,thougrowestnotwearsfavouredbyher,thoureachestthe goal.Andthusdostthouexperience inthyselfhowgoodisthesaying,'And theVirgin'snamewasMary.'"-St. Bernard.

THECOBBLER'SSTORY.

AprettystoryistoldofSt.Anthony. who,beinginthewilderness,ledthere averyhardandstrictlife,insomuchas noneatthattimedidthelike;to whomcameavoicefromheavensay- ing:"Anthony.thouartnotsoperfect asisacobblerthatdwellethinAlexandria."Anthony,hearingthis,rose upforthwithandtookhisstaffand travelled'tillhecametoAlexandria. wherehefoundthecobbler.Thecobblerwasastonishedtoseesorevereda fathercometohishouse.ThenAnthonysaiduntohim:Tomeandtell methywholeconversation,andhow

thouspendestthetime.""Sir,"said thecobbler,"asforme,goodworks haveInone,formylifeisbutsimple andslender;1ambutapoorcobbler. Inthemorning,whenIrise,Iprayfor thewholecitywhereinIdwell,esReci. allyforallsuchneighboursandpoor friendsasIhave.AfterIsetmeat mylabour,whereIspendthewhole dayingettingmyliving,andIlisep mefromafalsehood,forIhatenothing somuchasIdodeceitfulness.Wherefore,whenImakeanymanapromise Ikeepit,andperformittruly;and thusIspendmytimepoorlywithmy wifeandchildren,whomIteachand instructasfarasmywitwillserve me,toloveandfearGod.Andthis isthesumofmysimplelife."

CHARITY.

Todeludeone'sselfbytheideathat therecitationoflongprayers,theassumingofamock-solemnityineverydaylite,oreventhestrictobservance ofthefeastsandfastsoftheChurch, willmakeupforthelackofcharityis simplytoliveinafool'sparadise.It isnothingelsethantodusttheornamentsonthemantelpiecewhilethe houseisonfire.ItmaybeaconvenientdoctrineofthePhariseeofold, isatbestasham.Itisanythingand everythingbutthedoctrineofJesus Christ.InHislaw,charityistundamental.-"Wehavecontinuallytotest therealityofourdevotiontoHimby ourpracticaldevotiontooneanother," because"nomancanbeafriendof JesusChristwhoisnotafriendofhis neighbour."

YEWEAR=WAYFARER Questionnot,butliveandlabour

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WORDS softenthesoul.Angry wordsaddfueltothewrath,andmake itblazemorefiercely.Coldwords freezepeople,andhotwordsscorch them.Bitterwordsmakethembitter,andwrathfulwordsmakethem wrathful.Thereissuchatremendous rushofwords-inourdaythatitisespeciallydesirableforeachoneofus toseetoitthatkindwordshavetheir chanceamongothers.Thesearevain wordsandidlewords,hastywords,and spitefulwords,sillywords,andwarlike words.Don'tforgetthekindwords. Theyproducetheirownimageinmen's souls,andabeautifulimageitis,tobe sure.Theysootheandquietand comfortthehearer.Whynotletthem havealargershareinallourlives?

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"Wemaysaywithtruth,"saysthe authorofGoldenRules,"thatthe saints,oneandall,weredistinguished fortheirexquisiterefinement,charity andmildness,nomatterwhetherthey earnedheaveninakitchen,likeSt. Zita,orgracedathrone,likeSt.MargaretofScotland;whethertheysprangfromthemostdegradedclass,likeSt. Margaret,thepenitenteofCortona,or stainedtheBaptismalrobeswithmar-' tyr'sblood,likethegentlechild,St. Agnes;whetherbredattheplough,like St.Vincent,orinafeudalcastle,like thesweetsaintofGeneva,St.Francis deSales;whethertheypassedtheir livesinthedesert,likethefirsthermit,orexchangedtheswordofacavalierfortheswordofthespirit,likethe bravesoldierofLoyola;whetherthey beggedtheirbread,likeSt.Labre,or wieldedasceptre,'likethelastofthe Crusadekings-whether,infine,they offeredfairchildrentomartyrdom,like St.Felicitas,orservedGodinthecloister,likeSt.Teresa."

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needoftheShepherd.Butitisnot so.When,therefore,istheshepherd needed?Isitnotwhenthepoorway wardlambisbleeding,becauseitwent toonearthethorns?Thereissucha feelingofloveinreceivinginone's armsapoorlambbruisedallover.Do weacknowledgeenoughthecareand, loveoftheGoodShepherd?True,we oughttobefaithful,butifwefail,let usnotgrieveHimbyourcryingtono purposeoverit.Letus,inthefuture, keepnear,anddoourduty,andthe GoodShepherdwillspeaktous.MotherMagdelenClare,C.R.I. PURGATORY.

Ifwelookintentlyonthedoctrine ofpurgatory,weshalldiscerntherein somecomfortandconsolation.Whethei ornotwehavecouragetocutaway, ourselves,theranknessofthewounds ofoursouls,thereisaAirehereafter thatwillmakeusutterlywhole. Whetherornotweleavethislifequite freefromallaffectiontovenialsin, thereisaplaceofpurgingthatwill detachusutterlyfromallthatisnot perfectlypleasingtoGod,anddeliver usfromourbaserselves,ourplague andourshameallourlifelong.We dreadtheapproachofdeathbecause wefeelourselvessounworthytoappearbeforeanall-holyGod,from Whomnothingishidden,Whosearches theheart.ButGodhashadpityon ourmisery,andhasprovidedforusan antechambertoheaven,where,like courtiersofagreatprince,wemayarrangeourdisorderedvestureandmake ourselvesquitefittoappearbeforeour MasterandourKing.Thisantechambertoheavenistheplaceorstate ofcleansingthatwemeaninglycall "purgatory."

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4nothingcouldbediscernedwithin,for'Tisstrangethisbuildingshouldhave theduskwasdeepeninginthevalley,beenleftuntouched.Hark!thereare 'andtherewerefewwindowstoadmitmeninthosecells." whatlighttherewas.But,atthe Heretreatedhurriedlytothedoorat soundofthepriest'svoice,therewereacuriousrustlingandmurmurrose movements,andafigure,wrappedinsuddenlyfromeachdarkhole.Lord alongcloak,rosefromtheground. Waltersworeangrily. "Iheardthem,Father.Whatdid "Acompanyofthem,asIsaid.Or theywant?"askedananxiousvoice. moremonks.Rushthem,men,seize "TheyridetoYoxley,myson,seek-themeretheyform.Robert,ifyou inkyou." willdonaughtelse,atleastkeepthe

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LordWalterlookedcuriouslydownaptly. L thestolidcountrymanathisstirrup, "ThatwillbefortheKing'sHigh. andthenhisgazewanderedtoYoxleynesstosay,SirRichard,"heanswered ManorHouse,lyingpeacefullybelowjeeringly."Andhegivesrebels.short himonthebareslopeofthemoor. shrift.Bringhimhere,Giles.Off "Whatdoyouthink,Robert?Shallwiththatcloak,andletmeseeifitis wesearchorgowiththisfellow?"heindeedRichardofYoxley."asked.

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"Ay,sir,"answeredPeterstolidly. "Andyoustillsayyoucanleadus toSirRichard?" "Ay,sir.Heisinhidinginthe woodsbehindtheoldAbbey-asItold ye." "Thatoldmonk!"mutteredLord Walterwrathfully."Heatleastshall hang!And,peste,nowIthinkofit, theymaybeescapingevennow!That settlesit,Robert.Wemusttrythis chance." Heturnedbrusquelytohismen.

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