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hitlogtheweektwoclassmatches itcicplayed.TheLeaving.Sub-Junior andSeventhClasseswereranged againstSubLeasingandJunior.The formerwereledbyJ.CluneandJ. Childcaptainedthelatter.Clune's teamhattedfirst,andsomefinescores weremade.chiefamongwhichwereJ. Malone(841.R.Bryant(68),J.Clune 159,.andA.Wilson(51).Byrneand (:r,iganalsoreacheddoublefigures. ThebowlingwasdonebyHennessy (3wickets),MaloneandGuhl(2each1 andWhite.Moseley.Benporathand Hynes(oneeach).Thetotalworewas 362.Guhl'steamthentriedhardto reachthisbigtotal.butfounditbe. yowlthem,andweredismissedfor 279.Seaman(103).Guhl(931.and O'Halloran(35)werethechiefcompilersofthisscore.R.Bryant,who obtained6wickets,wasthemostsuccessfulbowler.J.Malonegot3wk' kets,andChineone. Anothermatchbetweenthesame teamstookplaceonSaturday.The Leavingbattedfirst,andasinthepreviousmatchrealisedabigscorebefore beingdismissed.R.Bryant(107), Campbell(41).Byrne(38),andLoneregan(35).werethechiefcontributorstothescoreof306-.ThebowlinghonoursweredividedbetweenW. Malone(4for901,W.Hennessy(3for 121,J.White(3for10.51,andJ.Guhl (1for65).Thematchhasnotyet beenfinished.butsofarGuhl'steam isshapingfairlywell.Onlyonewickethasfallen,andW.Bryantand W.Hennessyhaveraisedthetotalto 110. Ryanv.Flynn.
OnWednesday,whiletheUniversity Classesweretryingconclusionsonthe Oval,apick-upmatchwiththeabove skipperswasplayedontheCollege wicket.At2o'clockFrankRyansent histeamintobat.Goodfieldingand afewgoodbowlerskepttheruns downforFlynn'steam.Thebatsmen worthyofmentionwereJ.Fryer(27 lastout),andF.Ryan(131.The wicketsweresharedbyJ.Sheridan (5),A.Butler(2),andFlynn(21. Ryan'stotalwas61.HillandRenshawopenedforFlynn,andmade thingslivelyforawhile.Thecaptain(F.Ryan)wenton.andcaught andhowledHillfor14,andimmediatelyaftergotSheridan.Smallnumbersbytheotherbatsmenbroughtthe totalto62.andaverysensational finishresultedinavictoryforFlynn by1run.B.Kellygot3wickets,F. Ryan4.andT.Ryan3 Theteam fieldedkeenly. JUNIORCRICKET.
ClassMatch-Sixthv.Seventh.
OnSaturdaylastthetworival teams.6th.Classand7th.,marched withtheircricketmaterialtothe grounds.Tenseexcitementprevailed. forbothsides*knewthestrengthof theiropponentsandwerereadyto upholdthereputationoftheirclass.
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MembersoftheClubarcreminded thatanimportantmeetingwillbeheld 4,1IFriday,May4,atwhichafullat tendanceisdesired. ThemonthlysocialwasheldonFri day,20th.inst.Amongstthosewho contributeditemswereMissesN. FlarmagaisE.Hardwick,K.Gieveand E.Woods.Attheconclusionofthe programmeadaintysupperwaspartakenof. Elocution.-EveryWednesdayeveningtheelocutionclassisheld.commencingat7.30.MissAnitaFitzgeraldalreadyhasarecitalinviewat anearlydate.Dancing.-.Thedancingclassisnow wellestablished,andisbeingheld everyMondayevening.Afurther newdancewillbetaughtnextMonday.Specialinstructionisgivento beginners.Ourdancingpatronsare remindedthatthefirstofaseriesof fortnightlydanceswillheheldon Saturday.28th.inst.,intheClub Rooms,andthereaftereveryalternate Saturday.ThedatefortneClub's annualdancehasbeenfixedforTuesday.May29th-andwillbeheldinthe LiteraryInstitute.Alreadyaband ofenthusiasts.withMiissMerciaScott assecretary,areworkingtomakethisannualdanceworthyoftheClub. RaffiaClass.-Theraffiaclasshas nowbeentakeninhandbyMiss B.O'Connor,andlessonsarebeinggivenonMondaynights.Earlyapplicationforadmissiontotheclass shouldbemade,asthenumberisnecessarilylimited. MissCoffey'sresignationfromthe officeofpresidentwasreceived,and acceptedwithregret,andanappreciationofherservicestotheClub placedonrecord.Thefollowingladies havebeenreceivedasmembersofthe Club:-MissesV.BrysonandE.Roberts. Ladies'Auxiliary. MondayApril30,Mrs.BondTaylor andMrs.Williams;Tuesday,May1. MissFoxandMrs.Anderson;Wednesday.May2,Mrs.KeenanandMiss Hall;Thursday,May3,Mrs.McDanielandMrs.Perrin;Friday,May-I, Mrs.MaxwellandMrs.Penny;Monday,May,7,Mrs.WalterDwyerand Mrs.Fletcher;Tuesday.MaySi,Mrs. F.WalshandMrs.Seymour;Wednesday,May9.Mrs.DanDwyerandMrs. Bogue:Thursday.May10,Mrs.Davey andMrs.McCarthy;Friday,May11, Mrs.HartreyandMrs.Ryan.Any ladyunabletoattendattheclubon thesedayswillpleasefindasubstitute.
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l'heSeventh,headedbytheircaptain, B.Campbell,preparedtobat.The openingbatsmenwereShineandGrogan.These,however,soonfellunder theattackofDowsettandTulloch twojuniorfirstelevenmen.Captain Campbellmadeafinestandfor57. whileProsserbattedwellfor26.Most oftheothersfellquickly,leavingthe totalat140.Playwascontinuedthe followingday,whenCampbell'steam tookthefield.Undertheattackof GormanandGrogantheSixthitesfell quicklywithatotalof89.Gorman, whodidthemostdamagewiththe lien, securedfourwicketsfora meagresumofruns.Inthesecond inningsthesamepairopenedforthe Seventh.butShinewasdismissedlieforehereacheddoublefigures.Groganblockedwellforasolid20,while Cantwellhithardandwellfor66.B. Campbell,whowasinlowdown,had noonetokeephimin,andmade34 notout.Theinningsclosed.leaving theSixthasumof240runstowin. Grogandidnotdumuchinthebowlinglineinthesecondinnings,the chiefbowlersbeingGormanand Campbell.ThefirstSixthbatsmen weredismissedcheaply.theonlytwo tomakeastandbeingThompsonand Warner.Thesetwoscoredfreely. andhelpedtocompilethechiefportionofSixthClasstotal,whichwits 120justhalfthetotaltheywanted. Seventhwereleftvictorsby120runs. ThusendedthereignofKinkCricket fortheseason192223attheCollege.
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"focaterfurthesocialrequirements oftheparishaspecialmeetingofparishionerswasheldonMondayweek last,whenaprogrammeofeventsfur thewinterseasonwasmappedout. Everyformofentertainmentwillbe submittedtothepeopleunderideal conditionsmanagedbyastrongsupportingcommittee,andtheirhearty co-operationissoughttocompletethe arrangementsfromasocialandfinancialpointofview.
TheprimaryobjectistheliquidationoftheremainingdebtontheClub Hall,andwhenthisisanaccomplished factamovementwillbeimmediately madetoconsidertheadvisabilityof theerectionofanewchurchtocope withtheincreasingattendanceseach week.Thisaloneshouldactasa stimulustothosepossessingalaggard disposition.
OnThursdayeveningagiftevening washeld,andprovedagreatsuccessThekitchenofthehallhasinconsequencebeenmorethanprovidedfor asaresultoftheeffortsofthoseresponding.
ByRev.J.T.McMahon,M.A. Justtohand,acopyofFatherMcMahon'sexcellentlittlebrouchureon theHolySacrificeoftheMass.which wereviewwithpleasure.Manybooks havebeenwrittenonthismostsacredsubject,buttherecanneverbe toomany.Mostpublicationsofthis naturearetooeruditefortheordinary reader,but,ourpresentauthorhas beenuniqueinhisproduction;hehas simplifiedthesubjectinsuchaway thatitshouldappealtothelaymind, especiallythatofthechild,withthe verybestresults.FatherMcMahon's littlebookshowseveryindicationof painstakingpatience.Asaneducationist.heisanassettotheStateas wellastheChurch,andhebringsto bearhisremarkabletalentsandhis experienceinthecompilingofthis work.Moreover,apartfromitssimplifiedexplanatorymethod,itismost devotional,andbystrikingillustrationsbringshometothechild-mind theaugustsignificanceoftheHoly Sacrifice.Weonlyhopethatour Catholicteachersandparentswill marktheirappreciationofourDiocesanInspector'seffortsbyintroducingintohomeandschoolthismost commendablework.WhilecomplimentingFatherMcMahononhisadmirableproduction,letushopethatit isonlyoneofmanytocoinsfromhis giftedpen.Wearesingularlylackinginpriestauthorsinthiscountry. especiallyinthisState.Letushope thatFatherMclifahon'sencouraging initialeffortwilllieanincentiveto otherstodoalittleto"spreadthe Light-" MARTALANNA.
Fromthepublishers,M.H.Gilland Son,Dublinwehavereceived"Mary Manila,"writtenbyRoseLynchRoseLynchisanartist,notanovelist.andsheduesnotpretendthatthe storyisinurethanasympatheticrelation,ofwhatsheconceivestobethe characteristicsofpeasantIreland. Thoughthereisnonoteoforiginality struckinthestory.itisthekindof sprymanypeoplewilllike,andwe feelnohesitationinrecommendingit. Afterall,isitafaultnottobeoriginal?Thereareamilliongoodcommonthings,thatitiswelltosee,and tohearaboutoverandoveragain, andMissLynchwritesofthecommonplacethingsofherowncountry,of homelythings,suchasgrandmothers. andfishingnets,andbabies,andmarriage,
Thefirstitemonthebilloffare willbeinitiatednextTuesdayevening,when,underthestrainsoforchestralmusicaballwillbethemagnetof attraction.Thosewhotripthelight fantasticarecordiallyinvitedto samplethegoodssupplied.andevery parishionershouldmakeitanightfor goodintentionsforsocialfixturesof theyear.Comeone,conicall.CommencingonTuesday.May,8th,a euchrepartywillbeconducted,and fromthenceoneveryalternateTuesdayeveningeuchrepartiesanddances willlieconducted.
whichistobeheldhereinAugust.andwhich,itisanticipated,will marktheclimaxofastrugglebetween theCentristsandtheGermanNationalists.betweenwhomaneverwideningpoliticalbreachisdeveloping.CatholicsoftheRhineland,isitwith. standingt,heirimpoverishment,ate makingeveryefforttoinsurethatthe AssemblytobeheldinColognewillbe
theequalineveryrespectofthatheld lastsummerinMunich.Whilethe CentrePartyisnot,strictlyspeaking, aCatholicorganisation,ithasalways beencloselyassociatedwithCatholic interestsandanoverwhelmingmajorityofitsmembersprofessthatfaith. Hencethepartyleadersareco-operatingineverywaytomakethecoming assemblyasuccess. Theireffortshavebeenstimulated byanunprecedentedcampaignofpropagandacarriedonbytheGerman NationalistPartythroughoutGermany,butparticularlyintheRhineland,withtheobjectofattracting CatholicvoterstotheNationalist ranks.AspecialdivisionoftheNationalistPartyhas.beenorganisedto includeallofitsCatholicmembers Meetingsarebeingheldthroughout theCologneandAix-la-Chapelledistricts,andeveryinducementisbeing offeredtothecitizenstobecomeNationalists.Nationalistspeakers,one ofwhomistheformerLordMay-:r WalruffofCologne,havebeenaddressingaudiencesthroughoutthis territory.Ontheotherbandthe Centristpapersarepointingouttothe electoratethattheestablishmentfa CatholicbranchoftheNationalist partyisunnecessaryanduseless,since theCentrePartyitselfhasstoodfor Catholicinterestsanddesiresfur manyyears,andisinapositionto continuetodosoto-day. ThereisnodenyingthattheCentre isfacetofacewithaserioussituation. Itlostmanyofitsmembersatthe timeitdecidedtoworkincooperation-withtheSocialists.Moreover,it isconstantlybeingdescribeddisparaginglyasthe"partyofthework. men"which,tendstoalienatethesupportofotherclasses.Those ho leavethepartyonthataccount,as wellasthosewhoobjectedLithe workingarrangementwiththeSocialists,aremostlikelytojointheNationalistswhentheyleavetheCentre andtheconsequencehasbeenthatthe formerpartyhasgainedalinestdirectlyasthelatterhaslost. TheCentristDeputy,Dr.Lauscher, aCatholicpriest,andaProfessorat theUniversityofBonn,,speakingat arecentmeetinghere,outlinedthe situationasfollows: "TheGermanpoliticalbodyhas becomeill,deathly andthemost horriblethingaboutitistheapostasyofthemassesfromtheethicalorder,fromthevivifyingprinciplesof Christianity.TheCentrePartyin thefirstplaceisthepartyofChristiancultureandcivilisation.TodetendChristianprinciplesisitsprimarypurpose.WeneedtheCentretonaymorethaneverbefore;weneed itbecausethepoliticaleconomicand socialnecessitiesofthedayimperiouslycallforastrongpartyrepresentingthemoderateelements. "WemustthanktheCentreParty forthataltertheRevolution-with whichtheCentrehadnothingtodoChristianprinciplesandChristiandue trineswereimmediatelyputintooperationinthereorganisationofthe governmentandthusGermanunity wassavedandcivilwaravoided.To daywehavetofightanother'K.ulturkampf.'Wehavetofightadefensive battleagainstthewarthatisbeing wageduponanypositivereligion,that isbeingwagedagainstthewholeof ChristianityandChristiancivilisation. "Thisisbroughtaboutbythedisaffectionofthemassesfromtheideals ofreligion,coupledwiththegigantic increasesmadebySocialism,whichin itsattacksuponreligiousidealsand culture,canalwaysbeassuredofthe supportofalltheliberalgroupsof theLeft. "ThesituationfortheCentreParty istragicbecause,impelledbyuncle.ablepoliticalnecessity,ithasbeen compelledtoformaworkingpartnershipwithSocialismandthatagreementcannotbedissolvedwithout bringingondisastertothegovernment-Thealliancehasbeenthe sourceofmanydangerouscomplications,buttheymustbesurmounted. andinsurmountingthemtheCentre cannotbreakfaithwiththemillions whosupportit." Citingsomeofthespecificpointsof disagreementwhichimperiltheall,* ancebetweentheCentreandtheSocialists,Dr.Lauschercontinued. "NeverwillbeCentrePartylendits aidtothepassageoflawsthatwill facilitatedivorce,thatwilllegitimise childrenbornoutofwedlockthat wouldgrantimmunitytothecrimecf birthcontrol.Attackssuchasthese, whicharebeingmadeupontheChristianconceptionofmarriage,aresufficienttoshowthedifficultyofmain tainingaworkingagreement'hetes-esti theCentreandtheSocialists."
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