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Young,beautiful,rich,andofrare intelligence,MarielitsmicaudeRubelle earlyansweredthecallofVincentde Paulforassistantsinthegreatwork ofhisFoundlingAsylum.Scoresof ladiesofsocialprominencewereenrolledinthefirstbandofcharityworkersorganisedby.thisholyservantof thepoor.butnonebroughtsnorematerialandspiritualgrowthto:hecause thanMlle.deRubelle.

Shewasnotadevoteeofsushin whosuddenlyturnedtoseriousways, butonewhohadalwayskeptherself. inclosecommunionwithGod.Asa babygrowingintochildhoodsheevincedagreatloveofprayer.Hermother dyingin1638whenshewas!tineyears old,herearlyeducationwasentrusted toapiousgovernesswhowalkedwith herchargelovinglyalongthespiritual wayoflife,andwhileawarldlsaunt tookhertoballsandplays,thelessonstaughtbyherwiseandChristian tutorwerethoseshelearnedmost readily.Asagirloftwelvesheprovedherfurthercalltocharitablework. Herauntgaveagrand'railthatfashionableParis!sexistseeherniece. Whenthetimearrivedforhertolead thedance.Mariewasmissing,andafter afranticsearchfortheyounggirlshe wasfoundrostratedinherbeautiful balldressbesidethedeathbedofa manservantintheattic-helpinghim 'esdie. AWomanofFourteen.

Atfourteenherfatherdiedandshe assumedthedire'c'tionoftheeducation ofheryoungbrothersandshowedunusualsagacityinthehandlingoftheir propertyinterests.

In1645,onhersixteenthbirthday, shemarriedMonsieurdeMiratn.one ofthefamilyofBeauharnois.Hewas mucholderthanhisyoungwifeand veryworldly.butherbeautifulunselfishdeedsandpiousoutlooksoinspired herhusbandthathe,too,becamea servantofprayerandthepoor.Scarce. Ivhadsixhappymonthspassedwhen herbelovedhusbanddiedsuddenly.

Ontheanniversaryofhermarriage andtheeveofherseventeenthbirthday,shebecamethemotherofalittle daughter.Fortwoyearsshelived withherinfantchildintheclosestretirement,onlycomingintotouchwith herneighboursinthechurchoron someneighbourhooderrandofmercy. Shewasrich,onlyeighteen,beautiful andclever,andadmiringeyeschanced oftentoseeherwhenshekneltclose tothealtarinprayer.

BossydeRabutin,thebold,satirical andlicentiouscousinofMadamede Sevigne.hearinginhishauntsofthe frailty-ofMadamedeMiramion,resolvedtocarryheroffbyforce,compela marriage,andthenthrowhimselfat herfeet,pleadaninordinateloveand askforgiveness.

OnanAugustmorningin1645.while drivinginanopencarriagewithher mother-in-lawandtwofemaleattendantsfromIssytoMountValerian. wheresheproposedtoprayatthe

&rineMme.deMiramionwasabductedbyapartyoftwentymountedmen andcarriedtotheCastleofLaundi. whereBustydeRabutinawaitedher. Forfortyhoursshehadnottasted food,butherspiritwasundaunted-anti Bossy,findingthatshehadsteadfastlyscornedhisadvancesandhearing thatarescuepartyofsixhundredmen hadleftSens.wasobligedtorelease her. Shebecamesoillthatshehadtohe carriedbacktoParisonalitter.On theprayerofhispatron,thePrinceof Conde.sheforgaveherpersecutor; hutstipulatedthatheshouldneverap- pearbeforeher:aconditionwhichher faithfullyobservedforthirty-sixyears. Whenthatlengthoftimehadelapsed. hesolicitedherinfluenceinfavourof alaw-suitofhisthenpending.She consentedtoseeandhearhim,and promisedtoserve,sofarasherpower extended,themanwhosecupidityand passionhadbroughthertotheverge of death.

MakesHomeWithNuns.

Fearingotherattemptsofthiskind, shetookupherresidencewiththeSistersofCharity,whowereunderthedirectionofMademoiselleLegras.Here sheprivatelyconsecratedherselfto Cod,anddividedhertimebetween educationofheryoungdaughterandthepoor.Thecareofforsakenchildrenwasherspeciallylovedlineof work.Shehiredahouseandput twentyorphangirlsinresidencethere, hiredmistressestoteachthem,and oftensatattableandinthereception withthem,talkingasalovingmother mighttalktoherownchildren.She

inWelfareWork

visitedthepoorintheirhomes.read toandtalkedwiththehospitalpatients.

Shefrequentlypickedthosemostrepugnantlyillandspenthoursbeside theirbidstendingandcomforting them.Asawelfareworkerinthe ruraldistrictsshewasmostsuccessful. Sheestablishedsmallschools,paidmistressestoinstructthepupils.andwent herselfintothepeasanthomesasan instructressforthewomenofthefarn fly.

Afterdeathapaperwasfound amongherpersonaleffectsinherown handwritingwhichshowsherspirit andruleoflife.

"Tothinkofputtingmytemporal affairsingoodorder:towritedown everything:settlewithmydaughters guardian:payall:retrenchsomething; beveryeconomical.TospendaslittleasIcanonmyselfandmydaughter;togivetherestofmyincometo thepoor,togivethreethousandfrancs ayearfrommydaughter'spropertyto thepoor:toexhortmybrothersto givetothemalso....Toreceivecontradictions,contempt,endgriefwith joy;tothankGodforthesethings, rodbeseechHimtoconfirm.,andincreasethem:tobequitesatisfiedunder them.andgraspathumiliationlikea treasure.Toloveahiddenlife,known tononesaveGod:andsshatever;s done,todoitforHimalone.'

Astreasurerofherparishsheold muchreliefwork.forthecivilwareof theFrondehadfilledPariswithleast.. Sheoperatedasourskitchenwhichfed twothousandpoordaily

"WhenIservethepeor,-slesaid. "Ihavenomerit:Iamrewardedby thepleasure'itgivesore."

SellsNecklaceForPoor.

Thedraftforherpooruponherfortunewassogreatthatinordertcavoid curtailingheroutput,shesoldher pearlnecklacefortwenty-fivethousandfrancs."Godinspiredmewell." sheobservedtoherconfessor;"Igot ridofanoccasionofvanity,andat thesametimefoundthemeansofassistingmanypoorcreatures."

Hergenerouscharitydidnotalways meetwithgratitude."Howmuch troubleyoutaketoobligeungrateful people,"onceobservedaladytoher. "IhavereceivedmorefromGod."repliedMadamedeMiramion,"than thosepeoplehavereceived_fromme. Hethereforegivesmeagreatproofof Hismercy,inaffordingmethoseopportunitiesofsatisfyingHisjustice."

Asonechroniclersays"sheeducated herdaughterinherownprinciplesand habits:tookherwithhereverywhere; taughthertogivealms,toinstruct poorchildren,andvisithospitals.'The roadofthehospitalsleadstoheaven.' sheoftenremarked.Shemadeher learndancing,forthesakeoftheeleganceitimpartstothecarriage:and oncetookhertoaball.thatshemight knowwhatsortofathingitsees.and learntodespiseit.Sheurgedherno.. merelytoshunevil,buttodogoodto bemodestinherdress,moderateinfollowingthefashions.neithertoadopt extremesnortocensurethosewho did:abovealltolovethepoor."

Herdaughterofherownchoosing marriedayoungmagistrate.:Monsieur deNemond.andgaveherwerlding'clowerforthepoorinsteadofinvestingit injewelsandlaces.

SaintePelagiewasMadamedeMiramion'sfoundation.andheretheprofligatewomenofParisfoundintheir needsashelterandmother'scounsel.

Afterthemarriageofherdaughter in1661,shetookupherresidencein theFaubourgSt.Antoine.wheresix piousladiessharedherzealandgood works.Herhouseholdjoineditself withthatofSt.Genovefa.hutwas knownevenatthecloseoftheFrench RevolutionastheMiramionnes.

WorksDuringPlague.

DuringtheplagueinMelonin1673 sheorganisedtheterror-strickeninhabitants,andwastheonecontrolling voiceheardabovethepaniccries.

Sheorganisedin1694anindustrial andsocialguildfortheyoungworking girlsofthecity.Whencorninthe sameyearbecameveryclear,shebail ricebroughttoParisandgivenaway orsoldverycheap.

WhenthefundsoftheGeneralIles pita'becameverylowshepersonal'y collectedasufficientsumtocontinee itsworkfortwoyears.Toallslights. andtheywerenotfew,thisnoblewomanremarkedtotheSisterwhoaccompaniedher,"IndeedonemustloveGod. todothis."

In1659herdearfriend,thePrincess deGuise.died.MadamedeMirainioncamefromthedeathbedofher life-longfriendveryill.Inonebrief weekofintensesutheringshe,too,passedaway.mournedbyallofthepoorof Parisanditssurroundingcountry. Shewasburiedinasimplereligious habitbyherownrequest.andborneto hergravebysixpoormen.

AnIndignantArchbishop

TheAnglicanArchbishopofMelbourne.Dr.Lees,isnotpleasedwith therecentAnglo-CatholicCongressrecentlyheldinLondon.saysthe"Tribune."TheCongresswasthemost remarkableAnglicandemonstration everwitnessed.Dr.Lees'viewofthe Congressisthatofthe"indignantremonstrance"ofthe"ChurchTimes." theLowChurchorganoftheEstablishment.Dr.Leesthinksthemessage tothePope"foolish:"thattheCongresswas"letdown,givenawayand prejudicallyinjuredforthefutureby whatnoonecouldhaveexpectedor believedpossible."

TheCongresswasremarkableinthat itconsistedofthemostdistinguished membersoftheAnglicanbody.More remarkablestill.itsdecisionswereunanimous.WhentheBishopofLondonleftthechair,themessagetothe HolyFatherwasaunanimousvoice. Almostthesamewastheadoptionof theprinciplethat"itistheMassthat matters."TheCongressrepresented thenearestapproachtoCatholicity everymadebyAnglicanism.andmade manifesttheextraordinary.leaningto theancientfaithandreligiouspracticesofEnglandthatpossessesavast sectionofAnglicans,andthatsection embraeingthemostdistinguished namesintheChurchofEngland.If theCongresswas"letdown."etc.,itwastheunanimousvoteoftheCongressthatletitselfdown.

Dr.Lees.however.istoalargeextentconsistent.HeisaProtestant. andheknowsit.andadmitsit.The Anglo-CatholicCongresswasalsoaProtestantgathering.butdidnotknowit norallowit.Yet.thesincerityand pietyandlearningofmanymembers oftheCongresssuggestahopethat manyofthem.likeManningandNewmanofanearlierday,willfollowthe "KindlyLight"thatwillleadthemto betrulyandreallyCatholics.MeanwhilethemessagetotheHolyFather willnotberegardedbyCatholics,as itwasnotbythemembersoftheConpress.as"foolish."Thepaternalheart oftheSupremePontiffislargeenough toembraceinsympathyeventhose whoareoutsidethefold.Dr.Lees' viewsareanindicationoftherising tideofthecleavagethattheproceed. ingsoftheCongresswillsurelybeget betweentheHighChurchandUltraProteetantsectionsofAnglicanism. Somelooklike,somesmelllike,none TasteLikeUNIONBEER.

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AReuter'sNome(Alaska)cablegram says:Theexpedition,ledbyMr.H. None,senttoWrangelIslandtorelieve Mr.H.Crawford,hasreturnedandhas announcedthatallthemembersofMr. Crawford'spartyexceptanEskimo womanaredead.Inabottlewas foundadeclarationbytheunfortunatemen(A.Crawford,L.E.Knight, M.GalleandF.Maurer)thattheybad claimedtheIslandinthenameofKing George.TheEskimowomanwhen founowasinthelaststateofexhaustion.Crowiord,whowasonly22,was anativeofToronto,andhiscompanionswereAmericans.TheEskimo womanaccompaniedtheexpeditionto makeclothes.Effortsarebeingmade tosecuretheco-operationoftheSiberianGovernmentinascertainingthefate ofMr.AllanCrawfordandniscompanionsonWrangelIsland.SirEdwardWalker,whohasbeenassociated withMr.StefanssoninPolarexpeditions,sayshehasnotgivenuphope offindingtheCrawfordpartyalive.He suggestssendingsearchpartiestothe Northinanendeavourtolocatethe missingmen.

AnapplicationintheKing'sBench Division,beforetheLordChiefJustice, forawritofhabeasinthecaseofMr. EamonnDonnelly,RepublicanDirectorofElections,whowasarrestedon the18th.ofAugust,waserfused.The LordChiefJusticestatedhewassatisfiedtherewasnogroundforgranting thewrit.

AmannamedDeevy(45)enteredthe clocktoweroftheMarketHouseat Portlaoighaiseand,apparently,imagininghewasgoingtobed,proceededto undress.Whileatttemptingtohang hiscoatonthehandsoftheclockhe felladistanceof40feet.Aftersix weeksofunconsciousness,anexchange, states,hopesareentertainedforhisrecovery. * *

SomeIrishnunswereinaFrench ConventinTokio,andtheirrelatives areanxiouslyawaitingnewsoftheir safety.

AtthefifteeenthtriennialConvention oftheSlovenianCatholicUnion,held atCleveland,USA.,twohundredmen andwomendelegatesfrommany Statesattended.Anopenairmass meetingwasheldatGordonPark. Nearlyfiftythousandpeoplegathered inthevicinityofthespeakers'stand.

JamesMcCann,Derrylaughan,Coalisland,onwhosepremisesthepolice foundhalf-a-pintofpateen,was,ata SpecialCourtinDungannon,fined£10 andcosts.

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Oneofthelatestsprigsofnobility toengageincommerceisthesonof theMarquisofHeadfort,LordBective, whohasjustenteredonacommercial careerinLondon.Hisfatherisnot aCatholic,buthismotheris,andLord Bectivehasbeenbroughtupinhis mother'sfaith.

PresidentCoolidgehasawardedthe CongressionalMedalofHonourto MichaelA.Donaldson,aKnightofColumbus,inrecognitionofhisbravery duringtheGreatWar.

MarshalseaPrison,intheBoroughof Southwark,wheremanyCatholicswere incarceratedin"Reformation"days, waswellrememberedbyMrs.Garrett acentanarian,whodiedrecentlyatthe ageof106.TheMarshalseaPrisonhas longsincedisappeared.

Upwardsofeightythousandpeople havevisitedtheStateroomsatHamptonCourtPalacesinceCardinalWolsey'sroomswereopenedtothepublic, andalargeproportionofthemhave inspectedtheancientTudorchambers anddecorationswithgreatinterest. Thestrangeandasyetundeciphered inscriptionsonthefireplacesanddoorwayshavebeenphotographed,andrubbingstakenofthem.Theyarenow protectedwithglassandawarderhas beenappointedforspecialdutyin theserooms.

M.ArmandBloch,whosince1891had beenChiefRabbiinBelgium,hasdied. Duringthewarhe,liketheotherJewishpriestsinBelgium,wasavictimof Germanhatredbecausetheyfollowed thepatrioticexamplesetbytheCatholicclergy.WhentheGermanemis saries,onJune5th,1916,askedhimto signadocumentdeclaringthatheand otherJewishrabbiswouldobeytheir Government,M.Blochreplied:"We willnotsign;theCatholicclergyhave notsigned.TheBelgianConstitutionproclaimsreligiousequalitybefore thelaw.Wewillactaccordingly."

Abellweighing27cwt.wasbeing runginSt.Peter'sChurchatLurgan, nearBelfast,whentheropebroke,and thebellcrasheddownthetower,landedonthebelfryfloor,andwent throughtwofloors,finallystoppingin thebasement,adistanceof100feet. Fortunatelythesexton,whowaspullingtherope,escaped.Severalwomen inthechurch,whentheyheardthe noise,werepanic-stricken,huttheir fearsweresooncalmed.

Capeland,andJapan.Germanmissionsocietieshavenowninevicariates, nineprefectures,andtenmissions,with apopulationof.450,000.;

VeryRev.FatherMurray,SuperiorGeneraloftheRedemptoristOrder, whowasrecentlyinAustralia,isona visittoCanada.inspectingtheHouses ofhisCongregation. w. *

Aboutamilenorth-westfromthevillageofBeerinEastDevon.stands HoveyHouse.Boveywasoriginally Churchproperty,anditshistorycommencedbeforetheConquest.InHenry H.'stinge(1154-1189)theAbbotof SherbornegrantedBoveytoWydode Aggeville.In1868thewallsofthe houseweredemolished.Theworkmen employedcameuponsorrreinteresting relics.Intheroofwasfoundahidingplacethatcontainedadilapidated chairofCharlesI.'stime,arustysword, apistol,anoldbottle,andapriest's cassock,whichfelltopieces.Onthe wallofthelittleroomwasrudelycarvedawingedcherub'ehead.Evidently itwasapriest'shidinghole.Curiositywasalsoarousedconcerningawell. 180deepandhavingsomedistance downarecess,orchamber,10feet square,regaregardedasa%hiding-place.

VeryRev.JohnJ.Roche.O.F.M., Wexford,hasenteredhis99th.year. FatherRocheisenjoyingexcellent health.HeisanuncleofMostRev.Dr. Brownrigg,BishopofOssory,anda brotherofthelateVeryRev.James CanonRoche,P.P.,V.F.,whobuiltthe churchesoftheImmaculateConceptionandtheAssumptioninWexford. AnotherbrotherofFatherRochewas ArchdeaconofFerns.

TheproposalthattheUnitedStates shouldparticipateinthemembership ofthePermanentCourtofInternation-alJusticeatTheHaguehasbeenendorsedbytheAmericanBarAssociation.

Whenanoctegenarian,AnnNorton, ofBurton-on-Trent,wasrecentlytaken intoBurtonUnion,herpocketswere full-ofsovereigns.Shehassincedied, andtheGuardiansordered£250tobe handedtotheadministratorofheres tate.

JohnMasters,ofMatlockView,Wensley(Eng.),attheMatlockauctiqn sales,purchasedajoblotofoldpicturesforhalf-a-crown.Thesubjectof onecouldnotbeseenfordirt,but cleaningrevealedthename"Reinbrant,"withthedate1635.Thepictureisbeingsentforexpertexamination,andifitprovesgenuine.Masters hassecuredafortuneforhalf-a-crown.

FatherMoran,S.J.,atSt.Joseph's Church,Leigh(Eng.),recentlydenouncedthegrowingfashionofexpensivefunerals,andwarnedhishearers againstthepracticeofcremation, whichisontheincrease.Cremation, hesaid,theChurchconce.mnsasconnotingaprofessionofirreligion,but apartfromthis,by,destroyingallsigns ofviolenceortracesofpoisonitmakes exhumationafterdeathimpossible.

TheCragChapelatKnaresborough. nearHarrogate,whichhasjustbeen restored,andwhichisafamiliarobject ofinteresttoallvisitorstothishistorictown,islocallyknownasSt.Robert'sChapel,butrecentresearchesamongtherecordsinKnaresboroughCastle,showthatthechapelwasexcavatedfromtherockonthebanksofthe Nidd,abouttheyear1408.andwasdedicatedto"OurLadyoftheCrag,"two hundredyearsafterSt.Robert'sdeath.

Sixtyyearsinreligiouslifehasbeen celebratedbySisterMaryCelestine Doran,whorenewedhervowsat MountdeSalesAcademy.Baltimore. SisterCelestine.whoenteredMountde SalesAcademyin1860,andtookher firstvowsonAugust15th,1863,has justcelebratedhereighty-secondbirthday.

ThedeathhasoccurredinNew York,ofMrs.Spottiswood-Mackin, PrincessofthePapalpeerage,atthe ageofseventy.In1921,Mrs.Mackin wasmadeaRomanPrincessbyletters patentissuedbyPopeBenedictXV.. inrecognitionofhercharitablework amongthepoorintheUnitedStates andabroad.Beforethattimeshehad beenaPapalCountess.

Manchester,aswellasLondon.isto haveaperpetualmemorialtothelate FatherBernardVaughan,S.J.HelovedManchester,wherehelabouredfor twentyyears,andalwaysregardedthe greatindustrialcityashishome.BeforeheresignedhispostasFather RectoroftheChurchoftheHoly Namehemadeitknownthatheintended.tocompletethestructureby addingthemassivetower,accordingto thedesignsofthearchitect.Butcircumstancespreventedthis,andithas beenlefttoFatherButler,S.J.,his successor,toraisethetowernowasa memorialtohisdistinguishedpredecessor.Hehopestohavethishugeworkcompletedwithinthenextthreevaers.

BeforethewartheGermanmissionariesnumberedabout4,000,andthat numberhasnotbeengreatlychanged. BeforethewarGermanspresidedover twobishoprics,seventeenvicariates, elevenprefectures,andnineothermissions,includingapopulationof590.000 Catholics.EastAfrica,Togolandand theSouthSeaIslandmissionhavebeen losttotheGermanmissionkriesbut theyhaveacquirednewterritoriesin Kansu,ChineseTurkestan,Central-

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Mr.RudyardKiplingwaslatelyinstalledasLordRectoroftheUniversityofSt.Andrews,insuccessiontoSir JamesBarrie,andontheoccasionmadewhatthecablemancalleda "wittyaddress,basedonRobert Burn'slinesonthegloriousprivilegeof beingindependent."Havingmislaid myprimerofpoetrybyMacDougall,I amnotquitesurewhetherRobert Burnswroteanythingmoreglorious dealingofindependencethan"Aman's amanfora'that,"and.asthesesweet springdaysinducealassitudeofmind whichmakesoneregardtheturningof pagesasalabour.Iforbeartoresolve thequestion,andshalltakeitthat''A man'saman"isthepoemthatinspiredMr.RudyardKipling'saddress.

Firstofall,itisapitythatMr.RudyardKiplingevermadesuchanaddressastheflippancyflashedtoFriday'sworld'snewspapers.Alsoitisa pitythatMr.RudyardKiplingever _read"aman'saman,"ifthebesthe 'couldgetoutofitisthateveryman 'isaliar,andbegantobethat,atthe timethatheceasedtobeamonkey.

"Science,"saidMr.Kipling,"told themthatmanbeganlifeasamonkey. likeacreatureamongthetreetops Itwasinterestingtorecallthatwhen speechwasbornthefirstusewhich manmadeofhisnewpowerofsxpces. sionwastotellafrigid,calculatinglie."

Nobodygivesasecondthoughtto Darwinismthesedays.andMir.Kipling, ofcourse,doesnotbelieveinit.But weareblaminghimforflippancyand forloosenessofthoughtandexpres. sian,viciousthingsindeedtobethrown aboutliketheconfusionofbootsand sockswhichthecableinformsuscharacterisestheceremonyoftheinstalling oftheLordRector.

"Amidfamiliarscenesofundergraduatesstrippingbootsandsocksfrom eachotherduringtheinstallationceremony,andthrowingthemintotheair, andotherescapades,Mr.RudyardKiplingwasinstalledto-dayasLordRectoroftheUniversityofSt.Andrews."

Certainly,theaddressofathenew LordRectorwasquiteinkeepingwitn thosefrolicsomeceremonies.Funand frolicarequiterightintheirownplace andseason,andtheywerequitein placeattheinstallationceremonyby rightoftradition,buttheLordRectorhasnorightoftraditiontoauthorisehimto"blowbubbles"withthe crowd,andhisaddressshouldhave badinitsomeelementsthatwould havemadeforsolidityandfortruth.I laveavastrespectforahumorist, whenthehumorist,likeBrutus'poet, "knowshistime,"andwhenMr.RudyardKiplingtriestobefunny,and whenhesucceedsinbeingfunnywhich isbetter,Iamreadytolaughwith him-"I'llknowhishumourwhenhe knowshistime."

Biblicalscholarsarenotpreparedto admitthatAdam.withhisfirstuseof speech,told"afrigid,calculatinglie." TheBookofGenesisdoesnotpurport, orpretend,torecord,everywordof AdamandEvebeforethefall.-The pointisnotoftheleastimportance,but Mr.Kipling,whoisduetogivegood exampletothethoughtless,should knowbetterthantobroadcastsucha flippantassertionfromsuchavenerablelocusastheLordRector'sChair ofSt.Andrew'sUniversity.

Adam'sliewascertainlynothisfirst utterance:Adam'sliewascertainlynot acoldone:itwasofitsverynature madewithwarmth(heatperhaps), withinterest,andanearnestnessas greatasthatexercisedbytheflippant LordRectorofSt.Andrew'sUniverilkty,inmakinganassemblageoflearnedandsensiblepeoplelaughlastThursdaynight.

Mr.Kipling,disregardingtheholy warninggiveninhistouchingpoem. "LookOut."proceedstosay:"Thesuccessofhisearlyliesshowedmanthat hewasamiracleworker.Couldhebe blamedforthinkinghimselfagod?"

Yes.Mr.Kipling.hecouldbeblamed forthinkinghimselfa'god,firstofall becausehewasaman,andwhena man'saman,wellheisaman.Secondly,hecouldbeblamedforthinking himselfagod,forhehaddoneviolence tothefirstattributeofGodwhichis Truth.GodisTruth.ThemostoppositethingtoGodis"everyonethat thinkethandmakethalie,"primarily andprincipally-thedevil,whoisthe fatheroflies,and"thetruthisnot inhim."Thedevilmakinghimself thearch-liarofeternity,emptiedhimselfofallthatwasGod-like,andearthlypowerislike*tothedevil'swhen truthfliesorfall.s,andleavesinstead deceit,anddeception,andfalsetestimony.

Mr.Kipling'smanmakesaterrible mistakewhenhemeasuresindenend. oncebythesuccessofhislies.Itisthe truthonlywhichcansnakeusfree,and whoeverisevenexcusablymistaken,is thelessindependentforit.Youwho arehonestlyinerroronanypoint,areboundandcircumscribedbytheconsequencesofyourmistake.Ifyou,for instanceforegogoingtoComothis afternoonbecauseyouthinkitwill rain,youareafoolfornotbelieving Mr.Curlewisifhehasforecasteda fineday.Youstayhomeandkeep dry,andthepeoplewhogotoComo goabroadandkeepdry,truth.makes themfree,whileyourfanciedindependenceenslavedyou.Itenslavedyour bodybyincarceratingyoubehindthe picketsandthegardengate,andthe frontdoor:itenslavedyourmind,becauseyoubelievedanuntruththatput yourthoughtswonderingamongumbrellasandovercoatsforwhichthere wasnooccasion.Thereareaspects oftruthofmuchmoreconsequence thanComoorCottesloeBeach,worse mistakescouldbemadewithcastor oil.butthepointisthatyouarenot moreindependentbecauseyouelectto believewhatisnottrue.Inspiteof thepoetof"honestdoubt."Icanassureyouthatthehonestdoubtdoes notsavethebrainsofthemanwho pullsthetriggerofaloadedgunbelievingittobenotloaded.No,the truthmattersverymuch,andweare lessindependentthefartherweget awayfromit.

Mr.Kipling'sman"waskeptwithin boundsonlybythediscoverythatthe artoflyingwasnotconfinedtohimself."ThesewordsshouldbeveryunwelcomeintheEnglandofAlfredthe truthlover.Thesewordsshouldhe veryunwelcomeintheEnglandofthe "Truth-teller-ourEnglishDuke." Thesewordsshouldbereprobated downChesapeakeBay,andthroughall thegreatWashingtoncountry,where littleGeorgecutthecherrytree,and raidtributetotruth.Mr.Kirling's manmightborrowGeorgeWashington'saxeandcutdownhisfamilytree, iihefindsnopurerrootforhisindetendencethanthecompetitionofworkingmiraculousgrowththroughpreeminencein Andwhentheaxe islaidtotheroot,ifitssteelisnot sufficienttoendtheignoblething,then discardingtheaxe,lethimgodeeper undertheroots,andseewhatan axiomcando.Perfectlyhonestwork withtheaxe,andperfectlyhonest thoughtwiththeaxiom,areneitherof thempossible,solongasdeceitinany shapeorinanydegree:findsarecognisedoranunsuspectedplace,inthe regulatedworkofthetradesman,or inthelooseconclusionsofthesupposed-to-beleadersofmen. Asensiblemanknowsthathisbest freedomisinthebondsthatbindhim toabsolutetruth.ACatholicwhounderstandsandkeepsthefirstCommand. ment,knowsthatheisfreedbyits binding,frombelieving,forinstance,in Mr.ConanDoyle'sspooks.AProtestantin"honestdoubt,"orafreethinker, maybelieveanythingthatisuntrueon thespooksubject.Fiveminutes' thoughtwillsufficetomakeyourealise,ifyouwill,thelargefreedom,"the libertyofthechildrenofGod,"which Catholicsknowandenjoyunderthe bindingCommandmentsthatsavethem fromanindependencewhichisthe mostdependentthingontheearth,or inhell.Thefreedomwherewith "Christhassetusfree"leavesusbound toHisLaw,andourhighestperfection hereconsistsinbindingaboutusmore andmore,thetiesthatwehavewith theEternal-religion-forthewordreligionmeansabinding.

Andjustas"thewholelawandthe prophets"depend(itshanginMr.Kipling'sBible)onthetwogreatCommandmentswhichare:"LoveGod,and loveyourneighbour,"soallourwellbeinginbothworldsdependstoo,and asaconsequencewedependonallthe bestthatcanbedonebyothermen, ofwhomwecannotbeindepenthnt, fortheirbestforthemselvesandforus isdone,whenthegreatbindingLawof Godisfaithfullyfollowed.Whenthis isdonetruthispromotedandGod's reignisdistinctlyseeninHisways withmen.

Letushavethehighestestimateof truth-Christ'sestimateofit.Letus havethebestestimateofindependence, anindependencethatseeksnocivorce fromGodandHisLaw,andthenwe shallbemoreman-like,becausemore God-like.Mr.Kipling'sselfishidea that"independencemeanslettingevery herringhangbyitsownhead,andit signifiedhangingontoasfewpersons

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"I,thou,andhe,lookout:. We,you,andtheylookout. Thoughyoudidn't,oryoucouldn't, Oryouhadn't,oryouwouldn't, Youjollywellmustlookout."

IftheXordRectorbeginsto"look out,"lateronhemaydoamoreperfect thing,and"lookin,"andwhenhedoes so,wefeelsurethathewillfindmuch moretruthinhissoul,thanheletappearinthefrolicsomewordsthatwere funnyagainstfundamentaltruthson lastThursdaynight.

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"J.G.M.,"writinginthe"Universe" onthegruesomesubjectofthepostmortemexecutionofOliverCromwell, Ireton,andJudgeBradshaw,givesthe followingastherealfacts:

Theofficial"newsbooks"in1661(the onlyonestheninexistence)were"The Kingdom'sIntelligencer"and"MercuriusPublicus,'publishedonMondays andThursdaysrespectively,andwrittenbyHenryMuddiman.Eachgave thenewsforthewholesevendaysprecedingitsdayofissue,sothateachrepeatedtheothertoagreatextent,and itmatterslittlewhichofthetwois consulted.

"HisCursedHighness."

"TheKingdom'sIntelligencer"for January21-28,1660-61,states:-

"Thisday(January26),inpursuance ofanOrderofParliament,thecarcassesofthosetwohorridregicides,Oliver CromwellandHenryIreton,werediggedupoutoftheirgraves,which(with thoseofJohnBradshawandThomas Pride)aretobehang'dupatTyburn andburiedunderthegallows."

Presumably,Pride'sbodycouldnot befound,fornothingmorewasheard ofit.

"MercuriusPublicus"forJanuary2431,1661,continues:-

"London.-Thisday,January30(we needsaynomore,butnamethedayof themonth)wasdoublyobserved,not onlybyasolemnfast,Sermonsand PrayersateveryParishChurch,forthe preciousbloodofourlatepiousSoveraign,KingCharlestheFirst,ofevergloriousmemory;butalsobypublic draggingthoseodiouscarcassesof OliverCromwell,HenryIreton,and JohnBradshawtoTyburne.OnMondaynight(the28th)Cromwelland Ireton,intwoseveralcartsweredrawn toHolbornfromWestminster,where theywerediggeduponSaturdaylast (the26th.)andthenextmorningBradshaw.To-daytheyweredrawnupon lsedgestoTyburne:alltheway,asbeforefromWestminster,theuniversal outcryandcursesofthePeoplewent withthem.Whenthesethreecarcas: seswereatTyburn,theywerepull'd outoftheircoffinsandhang'datthe severalanglesofthattripletree.After whichtheyweretakendown,their headscutoff,andtheirloathsome trunksthrownintoadeepholeunder thegallows.AndnowwecannotforgethowatCambridge(thewriterwas educatedatCambridge),whenCromwellfirstsetupforarebel,he,riding underthegallows,hishorsecorvetting, threwhiscursedhighnessoutofthe saddle,justunderthegallows(asifhe hadbeenturn'dofftheladder).the spectatorsthenobservingtheplace, andratherpresagingtheworkofthis daythanthemonstrousvillainiesof thisdaytwelveyears.Butheisnow againthrownunderthegallows(never moretobedigg'dup),andtherewe leavehim."

OldNoWsMead.

"MercuriusPublicus"forJanuary31 toFebruary7completedtheaboveaccount:-

"Thebeadsofthosethreenotorious regicides,OliverCromwell,JohnBradshaw,andHenryIreton,aresetup uponpoles,onthetopofWestminster Hall,bythecommonhangman.Bradshawisplacedinthemiddle(overthat partwherethatmonstroushighcourt ofJusticesate),Cromwellandhissonin-lawIretononbothsidesofBradshaw."

Twentyyearslateron,wefinda finalandconclusive,noticeofthehead ofCromwell.In1681,asatiricalperiodicalwasissued,writtenindialogue byThomasFlatman,thepoetandminiaturist,inridiculeofOatesandhisaccomplices.Thiswasentitled"HeraclitusRidens,"andinNo.24,forTuesday,July12,'1681,therewasadialogue betgeen"Jest"and"Earnest."Atthe end"Earnest"asksseveral"Queres." No.3runsasfollows:-

"WhetheroldNoll'sheaddidnot takeitforanaffronttobethrown downfromthepinacle(sic)ofHonour, whichisrepairingattheSouthendof WestminsterHall.Andwhetherbe wouldnotbebetterthanawitchwho couldtellwhoshallbehissuccessorin thathighpreferment?"

Sothattheheadwasnotblown downbythewind,butthrowndown. Norweresentriespostedanywhere neartheSouthend(orback)ofWestminsterHall.Andaftertwentyyears ofexposuretotheweatherandtheonslaughtsofthekitesandcrowsthat, wearetold,strippedthefleshfromthe headsandlimbsoftraitorsontheCity gatesandwalls,therecanhavebeen nothingleftofCromwell'sheadbuta skullin1681.Eventhismusthave beenshatteredbytheafllfromaconsiderableheight,foritwasnotreplaced.Probablytheremnantswentinto thenearestgutterorholeintheroad.

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TheCatholicBazaarrecentlyheldin Donnybrookprovedagreatsuccess.

ArchdeaconSmyth,inopeningthe bazaar,saiditgavehimgreatpleasure tobepresentandalsotoseethelarge andhappygatheringofyoungandold. ItistheyoungAustralianforAustralia,andnooneelsecantakehisplace. TheDeanespeciallycommentedonthe goodwillprevailingandbeconcluded hopingthatthiswouldcontinue throughoutthebazaar,leavingno roomformalice,selfishness,andany otherpettyfeeling.

Thebazaarwasheldinthelarge school-roomandmanyandvarious weretheattractionsdisplayed.Enteringthehallthevisitor'seyewas caughtatoncebytheenticingside showsonhisleft,andafishpondin chargeofMastersAlgieMooreand AndyColemon,thenhepassedonto thefancyworkstall(MissThompson, assistedbyMrs.Durkin).Drapingthe backofthisstallwasabeautifulpair ofhand-paintedcurtains,afterwards wonbyMrs.Crowley.senr.TheYoung Australiastall(MissRyan)displayed manynicethings,chiefamongstthem beinganumberofpretty"etched'linenarticleswhichquicklydisappearel whenthebuyersappeared.

MesdamesJordanandMcAlinden conductedtheProduceStall,where everythingforSunday'sdinnercould befound.

NurseReader'sstallwasarranged acrossthefrontofthestage,andtowardstheend'ofthebazaarthiswas themostcrowdedplaceinthehall. throngedwiththeeagersupportersof thenumerousbabieswatchingwithinterestthefiguresontheblackboards, slowlymounting.HereNurseReader, withherlittlebandofsisters.MissM. Gibbions,EffieMartin,KathleenCrowely,SophieandMinnieBurnside,KathleenRyan,AileenShortell,Nancy O'Donnell,LuluTaylor,andEdnsCole. man.collectedmanypennies.Ithat yettobesolvedwhichdrewthemost money,thepleadingfacesofthesmall nursesintheirwhiteuniforms.osthe importanceofthebaby. Throughoutthebazaarmusicalitems wererenderedbydifferenthelpersfor theBabies'Cause,whenmanypennies werethrowntothevariousartistes. amongwhomwereMissIrisKent (Boyanup).whochoseforhersong "MyTask,"receivinggreatapplause. MissMaryRobinsonalsodelightedthe

throngwithhersongsforwhichshe collectedpenniesforJimmieRyan. MasterReg.Durkin(whosangfur ArthurAshcroft),withhisOlackface causedmuchmerriment.LittleMargaretElligot's"Mother0'Mine"scoredmanypenniesforherbabysister. ThefinaloftheBabyCompetitionresultedinawinforBabyDurkin,who camefirstintheboys'sectionwith 10,673votestohiscredit,whileArthur Ashcroftmadeagoodsecondwith9,218 votes.BillyColemancamethirdwith 7,176,andJimmyRyanfourthwith 2,332.JoanJordancamefirstinthe girls'listwith4,722,whileEdnaElligotfollowedwith1,968vstes.

IntheTiny.Babies'Competition, JoyceHickmantoppedthepollwith 3,290votes.LucySetoriesecondwith 1,394,andBabyTrigwellcamethird with216.JimCookheadedtheboys inhiscompetitionwith2,757votes, BabyVernoncamenextwith1,104 votes,followedbyClarenceTrigwell with828votes.

Messrs.Reader.Larsen,andCassidy tookchargeofthevoting.Mr.Jack Hickmanactedasauctioneer,whilethe MissesCoelistookchargeoftheraffling.

Refreshments(Mrs.Thompsonand Mrs.Crowley1wereservedintheroom adjoiningthehall,wheredeliciouscakes andsteamingcoffeewerepartakenof byallduringthebazaar.

Followingarethenamesofthelucky winnersofthevarious.prizes:Mrs. Thompson,TeddyBear:H.W.,Chadd's cake:BobClay,Mary'spetlamb;Les. Quaife,boxofchocolates;W.Duffy boxofhandkerchiefs;Mrs.Ryan,prize rooster;JackElligot,boxofhandkerchiefs;FrankCrowley,basket;Alf. Moore,boxofhandkerchiefs;MissElsie Plewright(Argyle).basket;MissIvy Quaife,d'oyleys;Mr.Frome(Benger). pillowshams;MissR.Wringe, handbag:Mrs.Atherton,fancybasket; Mr.JerryLeyhane,prettydolly;Miss Plewright(Argyle),handkerchiefs; BabyJ.Crowley,caseoforanges;Mr. H.Woodbrooke.d'oyleys;Mr.D.Connelly.cake;VictorFreeman,pairof drawings;Mr.Rielly(Boyanup),fourth prizeinartunion;MissA.McAlinden. musiccase:EdnaColeman,tablecentre;MissE.Mosca,boxofsweets:T. Pewsi.boxofsweets;Mrs.Crowley, pairofcurtains;Mrs.Mosca.fancy "hair;Mrs.Brown,palms:Mr.Ryan. watch;FrankRyan,cot:Mr.Willie Quaife,teasetMrs.Cooke.chair;Mr. Scriven,tinoftea;BridgetownSisters, breadboard:Con.Foley.damasklinen

guestsendedoneofthemistpleasant eveningsheldinWestLeedervillewith allpresentsinging"AuldLangSyne"

OnTuesdaylast,Mrs.Dallimcreheld averysuccessfuleveninginSt.Joseph'sHall,inaidofBabyDallimore's candidatureaspopularbabyforthe SubiacoStall.Therewasquitea largeattendanceoffriends,andthe eveningprovedagreatsocialsuccess. Manynovelwaysofbringinginthe moneywereemployed.aridthefunds willbeconsiderablylargerforthe evening'samusement.Mrs.Dallimore istobeheartilycongratulatedonher effort.

AGiftEveningfortheSubiacoStall willtakeplaceinSt.Josepn'sHallon Thursday,October25.Asplendid musicalprogrammeisbeingarranged, lightrefreshmentswillbeprovided, andcooldrinkswillbeonsaleinthe hallbelowtownprices.Don'tforget thisisthegrandfinaleveninginSt. Joseph'sHallinconnectionwiththe SubiacoStall,andthecommitteeare outtogiveyouoneoftheirbestevenings.Music,gamesanddancingwill beindulgedin.andwillbewellworth theadmissionmoney.Ladies,agift orashilling;gentlemen,ashilling.We anticipate,despiteotherattractions,a goodcrowdofdancers,andhope-we willnotbedissapointed.

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FollowingaretheresultsoftheTrinityCollegeexaminationsheldatSt Philemona'sConvent.Donnybrook,on September19:-

FirstSteps:IvyStokesGraham,creditpass.

Preparatory:,LeahCohen,honours.

Junior:MarieRichardson.honours; EffieMartin,honours.

Intermediate:LouiseFrancisTaylor,honours;HaroldQuaife,honours.

Senior:LesleyMackintosh,Rennie Menhennett,IrisKent.

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HigherDiv1ion:LouiseFrancisTaylor.

Elementary:LeahCohen,Marie Richardson.

Primary:EdnaColemanAileen Shortell.

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TheRightRev.Dr.Ryan.Bishopof Geraldton,accompaniedbytheLord AbbotofNewNorcia,andtheVery Rev.PaulCullen,C.M.,andanumber ofvisitingenddiocesanclergy,motored totheDominicanPriorylastweek,and werereceivedbytheMotherPrioress andtheCommunity.Thepriorybells chimedinhonourofhisLordship'scoming.Theboardersanddayscholars formedaguardofhonour.Thegrottos.gardensandbuildingshadbeen gailydecoratedwithflagsandscrolls ofwelcome.Prominentamongthe decorationswerethePapalandthe Dominicancoatofarms. Afterasumptuousluncheon,the partymotoredtothebeach,wherethe coralcavesweremuchadmired.On thereturntothePriory,hisLordship andtheclergywereentertainedinthe tastefullybedeckedstudyhall,witha shortbutdelightfulconcert.Immediatelyaftertheoverture,awellwordedaddresswasreadandpresentedbyMissClarkeGill.and" address. onbehalfofthelaity..wasreadbyMr. Flanagan.

Onrisingtorespond,hisLordship wasgreetedwithenthusiasticapplause. Hesaidhewasdelightedtobeamong theDominicanNunsandthechildren. HeleftmanyschoolchildreninMalvern,andhehoped(andfeltserehe would),tellthemonhisnextvisitthat theywereasgoodastheMalvernchildren.Heassuredhishearersthat theyhadhereaninstitutionthatwas worthyofabiggercentre.HisLordshippromisedthechildrenthathe wouldvisitthemoften,providedthat thegoblinofMissJoanHalligan'srecitationdidnotgethim.Apleasing functionwasbroughttoaclosebyhis Lordshipgrantingthe.childrenaholiday.

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airdsy,October13,1923. rfilERECORD.

Applicationsfordispensationswillbe addressedtoFatherDunne,ThePalace,untilfurthernotice. a HisLordshipDr.Coppoadministered Continuationtotwelvecandidatesat theCathedralonWednesdaynight last.Mostofthecandidateswereconverts.HisLordshipaddressedthem suitablyaftertheceremony. a e

Masswillbe,celebratednextSunday, 21st.inst:Pinjarra,8;NorthDandalup,10.Saturday,20th.:Coolup,7.30. Sunday,28:No.2Railway'sMill,8; Dwellingup.10.

HisGracewillopentheparochialbazaaratSubiacoonTuesdaynight,30th inst.

TheexaminationofChristianDoctrineintheschoolsoftheGoldfields wasconcludedonMonday.October15.

Thetotalnumberofchildreninthe Catholicschoolsthereis1,038.ofwhom 920Catholicchildrenwereexamined. a-Thefiguresfor1922wereatotalof V1,199,ofwhom1,109wereexamined. Thenumbersinthevariousschools thisyearareasfollows:-Norseman, 36:Coolgardie,72:ChristianBrothers, 286;ConventofMercy,102:St.Mary's, Kalgoorlie,182:AllHallows,Boulder, 219;SouthKalgoorlie,74;SouthBoulder,V.

OnSaturday.October13,aconferenceofalltheteacherswasheldinSt. Mary'sSchool.FatherMcMahonreviewedtheyear'sworkinReligiousInstruction,complimentingtheteachers intheimprovementonlastyear'sresults.andalsosuggestingpointswhere anadvancemaystillbemade.Headdressedtheteachersonthesubjectof ReligiousInstruction.Theproblem beforereligiousteachersisnothowam ItopresentReligiousInstructionto thechild,butratherhowIshouldwish themtoapproachthestudyofReligiousDoctrine?Ateachershouldwish hischildrentoapproachthestudyof religion-first,withinterestandenthusiasm;secondly,havingapproached theideaenthusiastically,theteacher shouldlikethechildrentowantreally tounderstandit,justastheywantto understandallotherthings;thirdly, havingunderstoodwhatwastoldthem, theteachershouldexpectthemtothink aboutit,turnitoverintheirminds, .wonderaboutit,discoverthingsabout it,mentallychewitsfacts,makeitso muchtheirown,thatitwouldbecome whollyreasonable.Quiteunforgetable.TheRev.lecturersuggestedthe end,thewayandthemeansofaccomplishingtheseidealsintheheartsof thechildren.Inconclusion,heappealedtotheteacherstotakethree pointshomewiththemasasubject foraneducationalmeditation.First, apleaforintrospection,guidedbythe question:Doyouevermeditateon yourownschool-days?Thiswillenableyoutoplaceyourselfinthechild's place,feelastheydo,andthendirect yourreligiousinstructiontosuitthe childmind.Itistheoldpedadogical principle-teachchildrenthroughtheir ownminds.Itisnotthematter whichweteach,butitisthemanner andthemethodwhichmatters.Secondly.apleaforoccasionalteachingin Religion.Thegeptleartofteaching consists,aboveallthings,indropping seeds,casualremarks,littleexplanations,readyanswers,half-hintsorsuggestions-intotheindividualmindjust whenitisreadyforthem.Thirdly,a pleaforsympathy.Thereisnothing thatchildrensocontinuouslydemand fromusassympathy.Andsympathy corethananythingelsedependson Theimagination.Sympathyisthe goldenkeythatfitseverylockinthe humanheart.Theshort-cuttoacquiringtherightmannerwithchildren istoimaginehowitfeelsfobeachild.

TheexaminationofReligiousDoctrinewilltakeplaceinKellerberrin SchoolonTuesday.October30.andin theschoolsofNorthamonThursday andFriday.November1stand2nd.The examinationintheschoolsofthe South-Westwillbeginimmediatelythe WheatBeltschoolsarefinished.

NEWSANDNOTE.

OurverysinceresympathyisextendedtotheVeryRev.DeanKiely,of sarilandJuncdon,whosebrother,the VeryRev.DeanPatrickhtely,ofCuraki,NewSouthWales,diedonthe11th inst.anelsean'smanyfriendsthroughouttheArchdiocesewill,wearesure, prayforthehappyreposeofhisbroths,asoul.-stalls.

Asocialanddancewillbegivenhi at.LirepusParishHall,WestPerth, on1uesciay,October23.1923,bythe pupilsofMissPeggybaler,inaidof thecanuiciatureofaliasJosephineCunningham,inthePopularGirlCompetition.Aneveninginsupportofthe samepurposewillbeheldattheLeedervillehotelonThursday,25th.inst. MissCunninghamwillbepleasedtosee allherfriendspresentonthatoccasion.

Helpthelittlefoundlingsandorphansbybringingalongyourgifton siuntiaynext,zest.inst.,at3p.m.A mostenjoyableafternoonispromised. Agrandbalesconcerthasbeenarrangedfortheoccasion.Don'tmissthe opportunity/ofvisitingthesetwofine institutionsiandseeingthegoodwork donebytheSistersforthefoundlings andtheorphans.Refreshmentsmay behadonthegrounds. e a

ASacredConcert,inaidofSt.VincentdePaulStall,willbegiveninSt. Joseph'sChurch,Subiaco,onWednesday,October24,at8p.m.,bycombinedchoirsofabout50voices,which willincludeMissesGladysEdwards, MaryBaldwin,Beard,andMessrs. PeterRoxbyandW.Ginivan.The concertisunderthepatronageofhis GraceArchbishopClune,andwillbe undertheconductorshipofMr.McDonald. it sit

Mr.Fist,thewell-knownoptometrist, whoseadvertisementappearsonanotherpage,evidentlydoesnotintend tosailunderfalsecolours.Hestates candidly:Ifyoucangetabetteroptometrist,wheisaCatholic,gotohim. Butasaspecialistindiagnosingtroublesofbodythataffecteyesight(by specialmethods),Mr.Fistclaimstobe secondtonoone-andthebestisthe cheapest.

MissMargaretFitzgerald,ofFremantle,leftPerthbytheGreatWestern ExpressonMondaynightlastforMelbourne.MissFitzgeraldhasbeen electedtorepresentWesternAustralia attheTelephoneAssociationConfer. ence,whichcommencesinMelbourne onOctober22.SheexpectstobeabsentfromFremantleforthreeweeks.

Mr.P.F.Kernick,whoiswellknown inbusinesscirclesinthiscityandat Fremantle,hassucceededMr.Chas. Gosden,asmanageroftheCentral Hotel.Mr.Kirwickuptothetime ofhisnewappointmentwastheCentral'saccountant,andhislongexperienceinthebusinessisanexcellent equipmenttobeginwith.Hismany friendswishhimthebestofgoodluck inhisnewoffice.

AGrandConcertwillbegiveninthe TownHall,Perth,onthe15th.ofnext monthbythepupilsoftheSistersof St.Joseph,SouthPerth.TheBaby Parishhasdistinguisheditselfonother occasions,andweareconfidentthe pupilsofSt.Joseph's,acrossthe river,willaddnewgloryto thereputationoftheparishonthe 15th.ofNovember.ThegoodSisters aredoingexcellentworkforChristian educationinthebabyparish,andgenerouspatronagewetrustwillbegiven totheentertainment.

hopethiswillbedone,andasthe eve,ii.isverynear,wetrustthatMiss Scott', willhavevanishedon theesniugofthe24th.,whenacrowdedballwillcallforthprecioussmiles ofsatisfactionandgratitude.

e a a TOOURFRIZNDS.

Weaskourclientsandcontributors tonotethatourLetterBoxNumber hasbeenalteredfrom133to8311. In futureallcommunicationsshouldbe addressedto, THE"RECORD," BOX633, G.P.O.

MissionatDardanup

TherecentMissionunder,thedirectionofFatherO'Brien,C.SS.R.,was verysuccessful.Itwasbegunduring theearlypartoflastmonthintheDardanupdistrict.Duringthefirstweek wewerefavouredwithtolerablyfine weather,andtheattendanceofthe faithfulwasallthatcouldbedesired. Therewasscarcelyasoulinthedistrict whodidnotattendtheMissionconstantly,andwhatismoreconsoling still.whodidnotreceivetheBlessed SacramentoftheAltaronceormore often.Australindwasthefieldofmissionaryactivityduringthesecond week.Herealsotheuntiringzealof FatherO'Brienwasrewardedby crowdedcongregations.Theclosing weekoftheMissioninDonnybrook, Boyanup,andArgyle,wasalsovery successful.Atthecommencementof theexercisestheweatherwasveryboisterous,andconsequentlytheattendanceVeryspasse:butasthedaysadvancedthepeoplebegantoattendbetterandtheMissionwasonthewhole asuccess.Thethanksofthewhole Catholiccommunityinthesedistricts areduetoFatherO'Brienforthegreat workdonebyhimduringthetimeof thisMission,andwemaybesurealso thatthepeoplerecognisethisandwill holdFatherO'Brieneverinkindlyremembrance.

DuringthesecondweekinSeptemberthebazaarinDonnybrookwas heldattheConvent.Thefunction. thepurposeofwhichwastoraise fundsforthepurchaseoffurniturefor theConventSchool,wasasuccessin everysenseoftheword.Theproceeds,itisunderstood,amountedto wellover£200.Whilethethanksof theSistersareduetotheCatholic peopleofDonnybrook,itmustnotbe forgottenthatthesuccessofthebazaar isalsoingreatmeasureduetothenonCatholiceoftheplace,whonotonly werepresentinlargenumbersatthis event,butalsoattheeuchretournamentswhichprecededit.

Bros.(;.F.CreightonandJ.Edwards.

Afairvolumeofbusinesswastransacted.andaccountsfor£12Lis104were passedforpayment.TheDistrict Boardwillofficiallyvisitthefollowing Branchesontheundermentioneddates: St.Canice's,Cottesloe,Wednesday,NoN-ember7:St.LawrenceO'Toole's, Maylands.Tuesday.November6th:St. Anne's,NorthFremantle.Monday.November19th:St.Anthony's,Midland Junction,Friday,December7.Itis adecidedencouragementtoDistrict Boardofficerstoseeagoodattendance ofmemberspresentontheoccasionof theirvisittotherespectivebranches. TheBoardisquitepleasedatthe goodattendanceofmembersofthe branchestheyhavealreadyvisited.

DWELLINGUP

MasswascelebratedatJarrandale lastSundayat8.Ahentherewasan exceptionallygoodattendance.many newpeoplehavingcometothedistrict. Astheresultsofthebazaararenot yetavailable,wemustawaitthepublicationofthebalancesheet.

FatherO'GradywelcomedMr.Phil Collier,M.L.A.,ontheoccasionofthe openingofthebazaar,onbehalfofthe parishionersandofhimself.Mr.Collier.inthecourseofaninterestingand' reminiscentaddress,declaredthebazaaropen.ThegenialLeaderofthe Opposition,whospentthedayinJarrandale,wasmostfavourablyimpressedwiththemillcentreandtheconditionsobtainingthereat.

Thankstothehardworkofthestall holders.andthegenerousco-operation ofthepeopleofthedistrict,sufficient fundshavebeensecuredtojustifya startonthechurchnextweek..

Accidentsarebecomingpopularin theDwellingupdistrictjustnow.Mr. M.Donoghue,oneofthemostpopular andprominentresidents.hadanarrowescapefrombeinggoredbyabull lastSunday.Apartfromshockand afewlightabrasions,hisinjuriesare notserious.

Mr.Thos.Herrodhadanarrowescapefromafatalaccidentduringthe week.Whileproceedingfromthe bushtoNo.2RailwaysMill,befellof thetrain,sustainingsevereinjuries. Heisatpresentaninmateofourlocal hospital,whereheislikelytoremain forsomeconsiderabletime.

Mr.MarkFoley.oneofthemostprominentresidentsofCoolup,hasleftthe districttojoinabranchoftheLands andSurveysDepartment.Hewillbe missedbynearlyeverysectionofthe community.beingalwaysprominentis social,sporting,andindustrialactivities.

TheMurrayHorticulturalSociety heldtheirannualShowduringthe week.

InconnectionwiththeFoundling RomeandOrphanageAppeal,we wouldremindourreadersinthemetropolitanareathatagrandcombined concert.givenby,thechildrenofthe variousschoolsundertheSistersof Mercy,VictoriaSquare,-illtakeplace inHisMajesty'sTheatreonThursday. November1st.The"weeones"ofthe FoundlingHomewillberesponsiblefor anitem.Theywillbewellworthseeing.

Wearehappytoannouncethatthe annualentertainmentofthepupilsof St.Joseph'sSchool.Fremantle,willbe heldintheKing'sTheatreopTuesday evening.the30th.October.Asitis intendedthattheconcertonthisoccasionwilleclipsethoseofformeryears. patronsandfriends,andmusiclovers generallythroughoutthemetropolitan areaandFremantle.arecordiallyinvitedtocrownthelaboursofthe scholasticyearbytheirattendance. e

Onthe24th.inst..agrandball.in aidoftheClontarfOrphanage,willbe heldinSt.George'sHall.andtheorganiser:MissMerciaScott.isvery anxiousasregardsthepatronagethat willbeextendedtoit..Somanyother attractionsareenticingpublicnotice that,sheisafraid,thevery(Ise:trying Orphanagewillnotgettheassistaace shedesiresittoreceive.Oneway. anda.very-practicalway,torelievethe younglady'sanxietywouldbefor friendstoswoopdownmienherand exhausthersupplyoftickets.We

Weregrettoannouncethe.deathof Mrs.EmmaClifford,whichoccurredat herson'sresidenceinBunburyonthe 6th.inst.Thedeceasedlady,whowas arecentconverttotheCatholic Church,sufferedaverylongandpainfulillness,witheverymarkofChristianfortitudeandresignation.She waspreparedforherdeathbytheVen. ArchdeaconSmyth,whovisitedher constantly.TheSistersofMercy. Bunbury,werealsofrequentlyvisitors atherbedside.Sheclosedalongand usefullifebyaveryhappyandedifyingdeath.ShewillbeespeciallymissedintheDonnybrookdistrict,wherea greatportionofherlifehadbeenspent. OnMondaymorning,the8th.inst.,a RequiemwascelebratedintheDonnybrookchurchforthesoulofthedeceasedbyFatherO'Grady.Theremains,whicharrivedinDonnybrook bytheafternoontrain,werebrought tothechurch,whereFatherO'Grady readthefirstportionofthefuneralservice.Thecortege,whichwasvery large,thenproceededtotheCatholic Cemetery.Donnybrook,wherethedeceasedwasinterred.FatherO'Grady alsoofficiatedatthecemetery.The chiefmournerswereMr.andMrs.A. Clifford(Thomson'sBrook),Mr.Clifford(Bunbury),Mr.J.Clifford,Mr. andMrs.Rowcroft(DwellingtM).Miss LenaClifford(Thomson'sBrook),Miss R.Berry(Dwellingup),Mrs.Casey (Cottesloe).-R.I.P.

H.A.C.B.Society

DISTRICTBOARD. TheDistrictBoardheldtheirusual fortnightlymeetingintheHibernian Hall.Murray-street,Perth.onWednesday,October10th.1923.at8p.m.Bro. JohnCawley.D.P.,wasinthechair, andthosepresentwereBros.J.P. Doheny,P.Rock,M.Cooney.J.J. Bendon,T.J.Hynes,J.McMahon.and theDistrictSecretary.Apologiesfor non-attendancewerereceivedfrom

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.

Mr.T.Donohue.Kellerberrin, 31/12/23.6s6d:Mrs.C.Amiott,Greenbushes,30/6/23.ea6c1:Mr.J.Hoyne, Calingiri,30/6/23,19s6d;Christian Brothers,Fremantle,30/6/23,9s9d: Mrs.J.Cronin.Perth.30/9/23,'4s6d: Mrs.C.Terry,Albany,31/8/23,12s6d; Mr.M.St.JohnKennedy.Perth, 30/6/23,6s6d:NurseKelly,Kalamunsta.30/9/23,6s6d:Mr.J.Fitzpatrick, Fremantle,30/6/23.6s6d;Mrs.Janeczek,Kalgoorlie,30/6/23,6s6d:Mr.J. McNeill,WaginEast,30/9/24,£12s3d: Mr.C.L.Hastie.Pinjarra,23/1/24.3s 6d;SistersofSt.Joseph,Manjimup, 30/5/24.12s6d;Mrs.H.K.Toll.Yarloop,31/12/23.15s;Mr.M.Kennedy, MidlandJunction,31/12/23.6s6d: Mrs.E.McKenna.Jarrahwood,31/7/23. £110s:Mrs.Stapleton,Katanning, 30/4/24.10s;Mrs.E.Gill,DavDawn. 31/12/23.13s:Mr.J.F.Belt,Pingelly, 31/10/24.12s64:Mrs.Leonard.Northam.14/10/23,3s9d;Mrs.W.0.Jupp, UpperChapman.30/9/24.12s6d:Mr. J.F.Whitely.Guildford,31/12/23,6s 6d;Mrs..M.Darby,Dowerin,S/9/23, 13s.

INMINIORIAlL

McGINTY.-Ofyourcharity,prayfor thereposeofthesoulofBessieMary McGinty,whodiedatSt.Johnof God'sHospital.Kalgoorlie.onOctober17,1922.-R.I.P. MostSacredHeartofJesus.have mercyonhersoul, -Insertedbyherlovinghusband andchildren.

MURPHY.-Inlovingmemoryofour dearestNurseMurphy,whodeparted thislifeonOctober10th.1922.R.I.P. SacredHeartofJesus.havemercy onhersoul. -InsertedbyP.J.Hogan,wife,and children.

St.Joseph'sSchool,VictoriaSquare TwoSuccesfulStudents

ORFANIA

THEOPENING

Theprocessionwhichwillusherin OrfaniaonFriday,November9next. willstartfromPier-streetat7.30p.m. andproceedbywayofBarrack-street. Wellington-street,William-street,Mur ray-street,Barrack-streetagain.Hay.street.andWilliam-streetagaintoCarnivalSquare.Theorderoftheprocessionwillbeasfollows:-Y.A.L. Band:A.N.A.(withregaliaandbanner):A.N.A.AquaticDisplay(with boatsonlorry):ScottishPipeBand; Druids(withregaliaandbanner): ClontarfBand;ManchesterUnity (withregaliaandbanner);I.O.R. Band;I.O.R.(withregaliaandbanner):SubiacoBrassBand;H.A.C.B.S. (withregaliaandbanner);CoonWedding:FreeGardiners(withregaliaand banner):AncientOrderofForester, (withregaliaandbanner);IrishNationalForesters(withregaliaandbanner):ZoologicalGardensDisplay.Mr. B.C.O'Brien'willofficiateasmarshal. TheZoologicalGardensdisplay.kindlyarraneedbytheDirector(Mr.E.A. LeSoeuf).willconsistofadonkey,five slyer-tailedShetlandponies,withfive foals,andtinybullattachedtoacart. Mr.LeSoeufisalsoprovidingaquiet

October24,CinderellaDance.Perth LiteraryInstitute,inaidoftheChintz Stall(MissesLoganandRichards,organisers)Saturdaynext,October27, "B"GradeFootballMatch.Perthv. Fremantle,probablyontheLeederville Oval(sackraceforyouthsduringthe interval.threepencenomination)

Thursdayevening,November1.CombinedConcertbythechildrenofvariousschools,inHisMajesty'sTheatre.

TheAppealCommitteewishtothank Mr.andMrs.Marshallfortheentertainmentorganisedbythemrecently inaidoftheGoldenWestStall.One resultoftheentertainmentwasa valuablecollectionofgroceries.

Thesportscommitteehasdrafteda programmeofpedestrianandother eventstobecontestedduringtheCarnival,anditisexpectedthattheprogrammewillbefinalisedduringthe comingweek.

BooksofticketsintheOrfaniaCash Consultation(tobedrawnonDecember7)arestillavailableattheAppeal Office.

ThenextmeetingoftheOrfaniaAppealCommitteewillbeheldinSt. Joseph'sSchoolroom.VictoriaSquare, at8o'clocknextMondayevening.

AShowExhibit

WunderlichPavilionBuildingMaterials fortheHome.

PrideofHomeischaracteristicof theAustralian.Thisnationaltraitof buildingbeautifulhomesnaturally createsahighstandardofexcellencein thematerialsused,forwherethereis ademandforgoodsofasuperiorclass therewillyoufindmanufacturersvieingwitheachothertoproducea faultlessarticle-faultlessinquality, appearanceandutility.

WithoutdoubttheWunderlichPavilionisanoutstandingfeatureofthe 1923Show.TheWunderlichdisplay hasalwaysbeennoteworthybyreason ofitsdistinctionandattractiveness, hutthisyearitsdesignershaveexcelledthemselves.Thepavilionpresentsanimposingspectacle.anddemonstrateswhatremarkablebeauty mayheachievedbythehomebuilder usingWunderlichproducts.Imitationrock-facedstoneisafeatureofthe wallsoftheWunderlichpavilion-a materialmadefromWunderlichmetal sheeting,givingamostpleasingeffect.

Ithasaneven,smoothsurface,isimpervioustotheravagesoftimeand weather,andmaybeeasilyaxed.

Terracottaroofingtilesandaccessorieswerealsodisplayed.Thispopularroofingwasimporteduntilrecently, andwiththeircharacteristicenterpriseWunderlichLimitedestablished factoriesthroughoutAustralia.At thePerthfactoryemploymentisgiven toalargenumberofmen,whilelocal clayandColliecoalareusedintheir manufacture.

Mentionmustalsobemadeofthe attractivecrystalglassshowcasesand polishedcopperandsiiveritebarsfor modernshopfrontworkinwhichWunderlich'sexcel:shopfixturesandfittingswerealsoaninterestingfeature.

Inconclusion,thecharmingappearanceofthematerialsexhibitedinthis pavilioncreateanatmosphereofgrace anddignitytotiehome.Itison suchmattersthatMessrs.Wunderlich's expertscangiveinvaluableadvice. Theiropinionsarebaseduponknowledgeofhomebuildingsfromanartisticandeconomicalpointofview-how toavoidthebizAre,howbesttoac.hieveperfectioninhomefitments Thisvaluableadviceiswillinglygiven freetoallwhomaybeinterested.

OtherWunderlichmanufacturesof interesttoallbuildingarecementwash troughs.cementandgalvanisediron flushingcisterns,skylightsinallsires, spouting,downpile,etc.,bathheaters, baths,fireplaces,tanks,etc.

TheShowBall

The"ShowBall"inAhern'sBallroomonSho*night,inaidofthe FoundlingHomeAppeal,wasinevery wayapronouncedsuccess.Thearrangementsforthefunctionwerein thecapablehandsofMesdamesWilfordMitchellandWalterDwyer,who certainlyhaveeveryreasontobewell satisfiedwiththeresultoftheirefforts. Thedecorationofthelargeballroom wasaworkofart,andtoMr.Dillon.of AhernsLtd.,thethanksofthepromotersaredue.Thesupperwasperfect. Thetableswereladenwitheveryconceivabledainty,andwerebeautifully decorated.Theentirecateringwas entrustedtoAhernsLtd.,whocertainlycarriedouttheworktotheentire satisfactionofeveryone.Thegatheringenjoyedthemselves,andadelightfuleveningwasspent.

Passingtotheinteriorofthepavilion,themostnotablefeatureisthe beautifulceilings,provingtheunexcelledutilityofthefamousWunderlich ArtMetalCeiling.Thismaterialhas gainedsuchwidepopularitythatbut littlecommentuponitisnecessary hereItsdurability,itsbeautyand cleanlinessareconcededbyauthorities, whileitshighstandardofqualityhas beenmaintainedthroughoutthemany yearsithasbeenonthemarket.These ceilingsfaroutlastothermaterials. Theyarewonderfullyfireresistant, andarelightinfreight,sothatthey canbesentoverthelongdistancesof thebackcountryataneconomicalcost. Animmensevarietyofdesignsare shown,allinthebestmoderntaste, whichprovidetreatmentsappropriate toanydecorativescheme.Thewalls arepanelledwithWunderlichArt MetalSheetingsfinishedwithfriezes anddadoesbeautifullydecoratedin variouscolourschemes,andtheShow visitorwillbeaffordedanopportunity ofviewingthecharmingeffectpossible bytheuseofthesematerials.

PROCESSION. blackponytoberaffledduringthe Carnival.TheOrfaniaCommitteewill begladtohearfromsomepersonwillingtotaketherafflingofthisponyin hand.Communicationsmaybesent totheHonorarySecretary(Mr.T.B Cain),ortheHonoraryOrganiser(Mr. A.13.Moore),AppealOffice,86VictoriaSquare,telephoneA2914. Nominations(7/61forthelog-choppindhandicap,tobecontestedonDecember1,3.and4.willbereceivedup toOctober30.Theacceptancefeeis Is. To-morrow(Sundayafternoonwill beobservedasagiftafternoonatthe FoundlingHome,Subiaco.Giftsof groceries.etc,willbegladlyreceived. Refreshmentsandaprogrammeof musicwillbeprovidedontheground. TheW.A.KennelClub,throughthe kindnessofMessrs.BirtandWilliams. willholdparadesonCarnivalSquare everyWednesdayeveningduringthe monththatOrfaniawillberunning. Forthcomingeventsorganisedin supportofOrfaniaincludethefollowing:-This(Saturday/afternoon,at3 o'clock.onCarnivalSquare,Jumble SaleandXmasTree;Wednesdaynext,

WunderlichLimitedproduceafibrousplasterboardwhichisknownas "Ceilyte."Ithasaperfectsnow-white surfacewithafinishsuperiortolath andplasterwork.Butitsvaluechieflyliesinthefactthatitcannotbreak andfall,andinthisrespectCeilyte willsupersedethemoreorlessunsatisfactorywallingmethodsofthepast.

Fortheexteriorwalls"Durabestos' asbestoscementsheetshavebeenselected.Thesesheetsdcnotneed painttoprotectthem:theyareasafeguardagainstfireandarepleasingin appearance."Durabestos"ismadeof asbestosfibreandcement,andsubmittedtopowerfulhydraulicpressure.

WANTED.

General.3adults:awayallday..is. 21St.Leonard'sAvenue,WestLeederville.

KerryDairyadvertisestwice BigReductionsinPri:e. FreshMilksuppliedtwicedaily, WithoneCow'sMilkforthebaby. RING8225FORYOURICE. JOHNFLYNN.Proprietor.

ST.JOSEPHSCH17RGH,SITBIA00 GRANDSACREDCONCERT (UnderthePatronageofHisGrace ArchbishopClune1. InAidofSt.VincentDePaulStall. WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER24th at8p.m. AMusicalTreatbyPerth'sLeading andBestArtists. Tickets,2s.andIs. T.J.MAHER.Hon.Sec. INST.JOSEPH'SHALL,SURIA00, OnOCTOBER25, GIFTEVENING.

InaidoftheSubiacoStall. GrandMusicalProgramme.Dancing,Songs,andRecitations.Ladies, agiftorashilling;Gentlemen,le..at thedoor.LightrefreshmentsproOdedSoftdrinksattownprices. M.MATTHEWS,Organiser.

TOWNHALL,PERTH. AGRANDCONCERT bythe PUPILSOFTHESISTERSOFST. JOSEPH,SOUTHPERTH, on THURSDAY,NOVEMBER15,lfle3Admission:3sand2s.

TrottingTrotting SATURDAYNIGHT

CHARITYMEETING. CHARITYMEETING. CHARITYMEE'S/LNG.

THREEBIGRACES. THREEBIGRACES.

THEWESTAUSTRALIANTROTTINGASSOCIATION,INC. A.R.FLINT.Secretary.

GOLDMEDALLIST. banesA.Bloxham.aged11years,pupilofSt.Joseph'sSchool.Victoria swaie.Perth,securedtheGoldMedalforhighestmarksinFirstSteps Violin,TrinityCollege,Examination.heldinPerth.11th.August.1923.

GOLDMEDALLIST.

EvelynTarling,aged12years,pupilofSt.Joseph'sSchool,Victoria Square.Perth.secured91marksattherecentTrinityCollegeExamination.JuniorGradeElocution,heldinPerth.11th.August,1923

Saturday,October20,1923.

CatholicPopulationFiguresin U.S.A.

Auexhaustivestudyofthein, intheCatholicpopulationintheUnitedStates,madebytheMostRev.J. F.RegisCanevin,TitularArchbishop ofPelusium,andformerBishopof Pittsburgh,willsoonappearinpamphletform.Incontainstheestimate thattheCatholicpopulationinthe UnitedStatesin 1922 was 22,733,254, anddeniesthattherehavebeenthe seriousdefectionsfromtheChurch, particularlyamongtheforeign-born andtheirdescendants.thathavebeen assertedbysomerecentwriterson thissubject.

DivergenceinFiguresExplained.

ThefiguregivenastheCatholicpopulationin 1922 is considerablyinexcess ofthenumbergivenintheCatholic Directoryforthesameyear.ThisdivergencetheArchbishopexplainsasfollows:

"Theforegoingcalculationplacesthe wholenumberofCatholicstobeaccountedforattheendof 1922 at Z.2,733,254, whichis 4,625,640 morethan 18,107,614,thefiguresgivenfortheCa..'dflolicpopulationoftheUnitedStates bytheCatholicDirectory (19221. This discrepancydoesnotmeanthat4,625,640aretobecountedlosttothe Church.Inthe 22,733,640arecontainedabout 3,337,000 Italians,including theirchildren,and1,500,000moremade upofthelateimmigrantsfromFrance, Belgium,Cuba,Mexico,Portugal,and theirdescendants,ofwhomnotfifty percent.wouldbeincludedinthe usualparishcensusofpractisingand contritnitingCatholicsfromwhichthe statisticsoftheDirectoryarecompiled.Yetnearlyallofthiseclipsed tenthareasCatholicto-dayasthe sameclassofpeopleinthecountriesof theirancestors."

TheArchbishoppresentsastatistical surveyofthegrowthoftheCatholic populationfrom40,000,whichheestimatesasthetotal,in. 1790, downto thepresentday.Figuresshowingthe naturalincreaseandtheincreasefrom immigration,togetherwiththetotals. aregiveqforeachten-yearperiodfrom 1820 to1920. TheCatholicincrease byimmigrationforeachoftheperiods isfoundbyaddingtotheCatholic populationthesamepercentageofthe totalincreaseintheforeign-bornpopulationaswillrepresenttheproportion ofCatholicsinthecountriesfrom whichtheimmigrantscame.

LossesAmongImmigrants.

Concerningcurrentallegationsof greatlossestotheChurchamongimmigrantsandtheirchildren,theArchbishopwrites:

"Insettlingthequestionofincrease andprogress,wemustbearinmind thevastnumbersofbaptisedbutuninstructedandunbelievingmenand womenwholanduponourshoresfrom countriesinwhichtheCatholicreligion issupposedtoprevail.Letusalways ask:InwhatrelationtotheCatholic Churchdidtheimmigrantsstandin theirowncountry?Whatpercentage ofthemwerereallyCatholics,aswe countCatholics,beforetheylefttheir nativeland?Wasitsixtypercent. orevenless?Why,then,shouldit besaidthattheotherfortyorfifty percent.havebeenlosttothefaith aftertheylandedonourshores?

"Itmustalsobekeptinmindthat notalltheCatholicimmigrantsremain withus.Governmentstatisticsshow thatlargenumbersofimmigrantsdie withintenyearsaftertheirarrrival, andthat,ineachdecade,forthe'past fiftyyears,thenumberofforeigners wholeftthecountrywasfortyper cent.oroverofthenumberthatarrivedinthatdecade.Thisshowsthat manypersonsarecountedasimmigrNtsmorethanonce,becausethey cometoourshoresandreturntotheir nativelandseveraltimes.

"Toestimatecorrectlythenumber offoreign-bornCatholicschatmustbe accountedfor,wemustcalculate,not bythenumberofCatholicimmigrants withinagivenperiod,butbythenumberwhosurvivedandwerelivingin thiscountryattheendofthatperiod. accordingtothecensusreportsshowingthenumberofforeign-bornpersons livingintheUnitedStatesattheend ofeachdecade.Nottheimmigrants whoremainandleave.buttheimmigrantswhoremainintheUnited States,increaseourforeign-bornpopulation."

DecreaseinBirths. CitingGovernmentfigurestoshow thattheincreaseofpopulationby birthsalonehasdroppedfrom35.86per cent.fortheten-yearperiodending in1850to14.09percent.forthetenyearperiodendingin1920,theauthor commentsasfollows:

TypicalPriceConcessions atBOANS

DaintyUnderwear

Ladies'StrongMadapolamPrincessUNDERSKIRTS;trimmed "star"torchonlace;goodshape. Usually.7/11;SpecialPrice,4/11.

Ladies'MadapolamKNICKERS, trimmedtorchonlaceandhemstitchingclosed;elastictops.Usually 3/6; SpecialPrice,1/11.

Ladies'Dainty Madapolam NIGHTDRESSES:prettilyembossedindelicateshades.Usually6/11:SpecialPrice,4/11.

FreightFree! andChildren'sWear

Ladies'FineRibbedCotton VESTS,shortsleeves,orsleeveless: fullsize.Usually2/6;Special Price.1/6.

Children'sSmartCheckROMPERS:inlargepatterns;assorted shades;sizes18,20and22inches. Usually, 3/11; SpecialPrice, 2/11. Infants'DaintyWhiteVoile FROCKS;finishedwithlaceand beading.Usually, 3/6; Special Price,1/11.

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"Thesteadyandrapidfallinthe rateofnaturalincreaseofthepopulationoftheUnitedStatesduringthe pastfiftyyearsshowsthatracesuicide,divorce,decreaseofmarriages, andlatemarriagesaredoingdeadly workoutsidetheCatholicbody.Only immigration,whichineachdecade since1860hassuppliedfromthirteen tofifteenpercent.ofthetotalpopulation,andthehighCatholicbirthrate, havekeptournaturalincreaseabove thelowlevelofdwindlingFrancein thelastthirtyyears.Duringthat periodCatholicshavenotaltogether escapedtheun-Christianinfluencesof theirenvironment,especiallyinthe decreaseofmarriagesandcustomof latemarriages.Theirincreasehas beenretardedalsobythesmallproportionofwomenamongCatholicimmigrants,but,despiteallthesehindrances,therehasbeenahighexcessof birthsoverdeathsintheCatholic population."

Astotheeffectofconversionsin off-settingwhatlossestheremayhave been.ArchbishopCanevinwrites:

"Wedonotknowhowmanyhave beengainedtotheChurchinthelast onehundredyearsbyconversion,but thegainhasbeengreat,greaterthan inanycountryinEurope.Someparishesarelargelycomposedofconverts andthedescendantsofconverts.I amloathtobelievethatourlosseshave beengreaterthanourgains,especially whenweconsiderthatwhilelessthan onehundredyearsagoCatholicswere onlyoneinfiftyofthepopulation,they arenowoneinfive."

MotorNotes

Mr.Roach,generalmanagerofWestralianMotorsLimited,reportsthat whilstonashorttriparoundtheNorthamandBruceRockdistricts,inthe newsportsmodelHudsonSuperSix, thateverywhereyoufindEssexcars vouwillfindsatisfiedownerswhoare anxioustorelatesomeoftheexperiencesandexcellentrunningresultsobtainedwiththeirEssexcars.

Mr.J.Renege,ofPattersonandCo., Perth,hasjustcompletedarunof nearly2,000milesinhisEssexcar.He negotiatedsomenastystretchesof roadintheSouth-Westdistricts,and insomeplacesthewaterwasin stretchesof100yardsormore,butthe Essexalwayscamethroughingood style.Thiscarhasalreadycovered 16,000oddmilesontheoriginaltyres. WestralianMotorsLimitedareorderingEssexcarsinbiggerquantities thanever,withtheideatokeepa stockonhand,butuptothepresent sogreatisthedemandforEssexcars thatthishasnotbeenpossible,

LEEDERVILLE.

TheChildren'sAnnualBall,recently heldintheTownHall.CambridgeSt., Leederville,wassuchabrilliantsuccessfromeverypointofview-asasocialevent,inthevalueoftheprizes presented,andfromthepleasureaffordedthelittleones.andtheirparents also-thatitwastheuniversaldesire thattheballshouldberepeated.In responsetothatgeneraldemand,the

Children'sAnnualBallwillberepeatedonnextMonday,October 22, inthe TownHall,Cambridge-street,'Leederville.Greatercarehasbeentakento makethisball,ifpossible,moresuccessfulthanthejuvenileballRecently held.ThechildrenofLeedervilleare notmean,andtheyherebyinvitethe childrenfromotherplacestocomeand shareintheirenjoyment,and,ifluck favoursthem,totakeawaywiththem someofthevaluableprizes.Theprice ofadmissioniswithinthereachofall.

OnTuesday,October 23, theweekly euchrepartyheldintheNorthPerth TownHall,View-street,isbeingconductedbytheladiesofMt.Hawthorn. withMrs.Fentonattheirhead.Their arrangementsarealreadyinsucha stateofpreparationthatnotwithstandingweatheroranypossibleadverse circumstances,theycanassuretheir patronsofaverysuccessfulandplea- surableevening.Asusual,threegood cashpriieswillbegiven,daintyrefreshments,andapleasantdanceto follow.

PRODUCEMARKET REPORT.

The WellingtonWestralianFarmersLimited, -street,Perth,reportunder datethe17th.October,1923,asfollows WheatenChaff:Sincelastreporting themetropolitanchaffmarketfor primequalityhascomebackabout 30s perton,mainlycausedbytheexcessiveyardings,therebeing65trucksin onFriday,12th.inst.,88onSaturday,

andwithcarry-oversandfreshconsignments91trucksonMondaymorning.Thisquantityisfarinexcessof requirements,andthemajorportion beinginferiorchaff,musty,discoloured,andcontainingabigquantityof dandelion.Thisqualitychafffellto aslowas£212s6dperton.Insome instancestruckswerepassedinwithoutanybidsbeingoffered,buyersbeinguninterested.Wereportthemarketasfollows:Primesamples,£47s 6d:f.a.q.,£4;goodaveragequality,£3 12s6dto£310s;andinferioranddamaged,downto£212s6dperton.

OatenChaff:Verylittleoatenchaff iscomingonthemarket,withenquiriesforaveragequalityat£315sto£4 perton.

Oats:Themarjgtforoatsremains practicallyunchanged,goodheavyfeed fetching3/4perbushel,withtailysamplesdownto3sperbushel.

Wheat:F.a.q.toprimewheatfetched 5/2perbushelatauction,withsmuttyandshrivelledgrainaccordingtoqual- ity.

Potatoes:Notrucksofpotatoeshave comedowntoauctionduring,theper- iodunderreview,buttheseareworth about£17to£17108pertoncountry sidings.

Itisadvisablewhensendingproduce tousforauctiontoadviseourHead Office,Wellington-street,Perth,ofthe trucknumberandthenumberifbags 1,,aded.sothatwemaybeonthe 1,,,,k.outforsame.

White,WheatlyMotorsLimited.

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WePaintAnyColourandPitAnyMakeorClassofBodythePurchaser Wants. PRICESRANGEFROM £100 to£150.

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BrutalMurderofaPriestinItaly.

EversincethevoteontheElectoral RefOrmBill(theRomecorrespondent ofthe"Universe"writes),therehave beenseveraloutragesindifferentparts ofItaly,carriedoutagainstCatholic Clubs,theofficesofCatholicnewspapers,andmembersofCatholicAssociations.Themost ofthese politicalcrimeshasbeenperpetratedat thelittletownofArgenta,nearRavenna.Apriest,DonGiovanniMinzoni, whilegoingtovisitaCatholicClub, foundedandworkedbyhimforthe youngmenofthetown,wasfollowed bytwounknownindividuals,andata turningintheroad,wasstruckonthe .headbyaheavystick.Undertheblow hefelltothegroundandreceivedfurtherglows.Ayoungstudentwhowas withthepriesttriedtodefendhim, .buthe,too,wasstruckandrendered .senseless.Itwasdarkandtheassassinsescaped.Thepriestcriedfor help,wascarriedhome,wherehereceivedthelastSacraments,anddieda fewhoursafterwards.TheArchbishopwiredtothePrimeMinister,callingforimmediateactioninsearching fortheguilty,andnoweightpersons havebeenarrestedasimplicatedinthe murder.'Prosearrestedallbelongto thelocalFascistgroup,someofthem beingtheheadsofit.Theremainsof thepnestwerebroughttoRavenna, whereamostimpressivefuneralwas .held,allthecivilandmilitaryauthoritiesbeingpresent.DonMinzoniservedaslieutenantduringthewar,was knightedbytheKingofItaly,andwon severalwardistinctionsaswell.-R.I.P.

TheClemencyofKingAlfonso. LingAlfonsohasreprievedCorporalAanliez,condemnedtodeathbycourtmartialfortakingtheleadingpartin themutinyatMalaga,wheretroopsrefusedtoembarkforMorocco.His sentencewillbeimprisonmentforlife, buthewillprobablybereleasedaftera fewyears.Thisjudiciousactofgrace hashadtheeffectofcalmingtheunrest prevailingandcuttingshortstrikesand demonstrations.Spaniards,accustomedtotwoorthreeyears'delayinordinarycriminalcases,havebeenmuch impressed,notsomuchwiththeseverityof withthesentenceasbytheswiftness whichtheCourtmadeitsdecision. Themotheroftheofficershotbythemutineersmadeanappealforthelife .ofthecondemnedsoldier.

ToDrainthePontineMarshes. Manyattempts,extendingoverhundredsofyears,havebeenmadetoref claimthePontineMarshes.inItaly.A society,backedbyGovernmentfunds. isnowengagedonthework,andits .effortshavealreadymetwithsomesuccess.Theswampdistrict,whichlies betweenCisternaandSermoneta.just southofRome,onthewaytoTerra-

cina,was,inearlyRomantimes,the mostfertilevalleyinthevicinityof Rome.Itwasthe150years'warbetweentheRomansandtheVosciwhich forcedthelattertoabandonthecanal whichdrainedthewholeswampydistrict.insucceedingperiodsaneffort wasmadetoturnthisdistrictbackto itsformerstateoffertility,buttheeffortwasonlypartiallysuccessful.The Popesrealisedthenecessityofreclaimingtheselands,notonlyfromanagriculturalpointofview,butaswellfor humanity'ssake.Perniciousmalaria took,andstilltakesincertaindistricts, itsheavytollinthedeathofitsworkers.LeoX.offeredanindemnityto theDukesofSermonetaforthework ofmakingcanalsthroughfhemarshes andofrcingthewatertowardsthesea. Ashiswishwasnotputintoactionhe senthisbrotherJuliantothePontine Marshestobeoverseeroftheworkof loweringtheriversothatthemarshes wouldthusbedrained.ButJulian died,andsimultaneouslythepeopleof Terratinaobjectedtoanycontinuance ofthework,onthepleathatthewaters ofthemarshespoisonedtheairoftheir city,andthattheextrarushofwater throughtheirlandsattheBadino mouthoverflowedintothefields.The owners,too,oflandsintheswamps opposedanynewproject.PiusVI. wasforcedtoformaconsortium,and in1777appointedaspecialcommissioner.Workwasstartedagain,many acresoflandbeingreclaimed.WhenItalywasunitedintoonekingdomin 1870thequestionwasdiscussed,butno workwasdone.Itwasjust120years afterPiusVI.hadbegunhisproject,in 1897,thatasocietywasformedforthe expresspurposeofreclaimingthemarshesandcontinuingitalongthePope's plan.

Ireland'sChiefNeed.

Mr.SeanLyons,T.D.(IndependentLabour),defeatedatthegeneralelectionsatMullingar,addressingameetingofhisconstituentsafterhisdefeat, said:"ThefreedomofIrelandcan neverbeachievedbytheuseofarms. Theminoritywillneversucceedin beatingthemajorityandthemajority willneversucceedinfinallysubduing theminority.Whatwewantisindustry.Wewanttosettledowntoa quietlife.WehaveinIrelandtodaythebestandsmartestracewe havehadforcenturies."Headded thathecametheretorenewthepledge hemadevoluntarily12monthsago-to supporttheGovernmentselectedby themajority.Headvisedtheworkers notbeledastray,andnottobotherthemselvesabouttheideaofmaking IrelandasecondRussiabytryingto secureatthepointoftherevolverpropertythatdidnotbelongtothem. Thereshouldbeunitybetweenemployerandemployee.Heaskedthemto standloyallytotheorganisation.Mr. Lyonswasreceivedwithloudcheers atalargepublicmeetingatAthlone. Hesaidhehadbeenrejectedbya packedLabourconferenceinAthlone, buthad,intheelection,beatenthree mightyorganisations-theGovernment. thewould-beRepublicanGovernment. andLabour.TheGovernmentwould betheemployeesofthepeopleofthe Saorstat.toserveasthenationdesiredtobeserved.

GoingTooPar. Althoughtheylivedunderdifferent Governments,theircommonfaith boundthemtogetherintieswhichhe trustedwouldneverbebroken,said Rt.Rev.Dr.Miller,theProtestant BishopofCashel,preachingin ChristChurch,Derry.Theenduranceofatendencytomakeacast-iron barrieraroundtheSixCountieswas becomingpainfullymanifest.Hemade nocomplaintregardingthemeans whichwerebeingadoptedtosecure commercialinterests.Thatheknew nothingabout.ButitwasaverydifferentmatterwhenthebarriersthreatenedtodivideChurchmenofthe NorthfromChurchmenoftheSouth. Self-protectionmightbedefensible,but vethefeareditwasgoingtoofar,and whenitled.asitwasdoingatpresent, totheignoringoftheclaimsofbrotherhood.thenitcouldnothavetheDivineblessing,whichwasessentialtopermanentsafetyandprogress.Their brethrenoftheSouthhadpassed throughdifficulttimes,buttheybelievedthatanewandbetterspiritwas arising.Onallsidesmenwerecrying outforpeaceandorder,andtheywere showingtheirwillingnesstotrusttheir (theProtestant)peoplewhohadshown themselvescourageousandtrustwcohy underconditionsofdangeranddifficulty.Neverinthehistoryofthe

countryweretheulddividinglinesof lessaccount.Theywelcomedthat change,andtheywerepreparedto workwithheartinessandzealforthe prosperityofthelandtheyloved.

TheGregorianCalendar.

TheLeagueofNationsCommission whichhasbeenconsidering,inthepresenseofrepresentativesofthePope, theArchbishopofCanterbury,andthe OecumenicalPatriarch,thequestionof thereformoftheGregoriancalendar, hasfinisheditswork.TheCommissionadoptedaresolutionholding(1) thatnoreligiousgroundexistforopposingreformofthecalendar,and(2) thatthefixingofthefestivaldayscan onlybedoneinagreementwithallthe authoritiesofthechurches.Theresolutionaddsthatalterationofthe calendar,whichwouldinvolveconsiderablechangesinthepresentcustom, couldonlyberealisedifamovementin favourofsuchachangewasshownin universalpublicopinion.TheCommissionappointedacommitteeconsistingofrepresentativesoftheCatholic Churchandtheschismaticbodies,the presidentoftheInternationalAstronomicalBureau,andthepresidentofthe InternationalChamberofCommerce. Thiscommitteewillconsiderthework hithertoaccomplishedinconnection withthereformofthecalendar,and willdrawupaproposaltobesubmittedtotheLeagueofNations.

OrthodoxEingatCatholicCongress. FollowingtheEucharisticCongress heldatZagreb,agreatNationalCatholicCongresswasheldlastmonthat Liubliana.thethirdcityofYugoslavia. HeretheSlovenesassembledintheir thousandstodiscusstheneedsandpossibilitiesofCatholiclifeintheirnative Slovenia-themostCatholicportionof theKingdom-andtheirdeliberations werefollowedbyanopen-airdemonstrationofloyaltytotheChurchand theVicarofChrist.Astrikingfeature oftheproceedingswasthepresenceat thePontificalHighMass,celebratedby thePapalNuncio,ofKingAlexander, who,althoughoftheOrthodoxFaith, realiseshisdutiestohisCatholicsubjectsandendeavoursasfaraspossible toparticipateintheirjoysandsor-

rows.Thus,whenthelatePopedied, KingAlexanderassistedatSolemnRequiemMass,andnowwhentheSlovenesweregatheredtogetherforthe firstCatholicCongressunderafree banner,thefirstSlavMonarchthey haveeverhadwaswellinevidence.It isaremarkablefactthatalthough similareventsofgreatimportanceto theChurchinSloveniahadbeenheld duringhersubjectiontoAustria,none oftheHapsburgshadeverdeemedit worthwhiletoattend.Thepresence ofKingAlexander.then,whoisnota Catholic,wastakenasasignalmark, notonlyofgoodwill,butofthepositionwhichCatholicsholdinYugoslavia.TheSlovenes,liketheCzechs, havealsotheirCatholic"Eagle"organisationsforboysandgirls,and theirpicturesquedresswasespecially admiredbyvisitorsfromvariouscountries.TheyformedaGuardofHonourforthePapalNuncioandforthe King,andtheyincludedintheirranks acontingentofFrenchathletesfrom Paris.

SixSonsPriests.

Anunusualceremonywascelebrated intheChurchofthe'acrdHeart,at Lille,France,whenapriestsayinghis firstMass,cametothealtaraccompaniedbyhisfivebrothers,alsopriests. Thedirectorsofalargein.,rancefirm inLille,andhiswife,M.andMadame Basquin-Delahaye,hadsixsons.All sixenteredholyorders:twobelongto theSocietyofJesus,onetotheBenedictines,oneisvicaratLille,oneat Roubaix,andthesixthhasjustcelebratedhisfirstMass.Alargenumber ofecclesiasticsandfaithfulattended theceremony,atthecloseofwhich theyfiledpasttheparentsandtheir childrentocongratulatethemonthe magnificentandrareexampletheyhad given.TheBishopsofLilleand Amienssentspecialblessingstothis family.

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SPORTING I

NofootballwaspossiblelastSaturdayinMelbournewithallthegrounds unuerwateraftertheheaviestrainfall forover20years.Thiswillbringthe premiershiponeSaturdaymoreinto thecricketseason,whichhasalready beguninMelbourne.Hadtheweather conditionsbeenbadandthegamepossible,IamsureFitzroywouldhave runawaywiththegame.Afterthe matchwithSouthMelbournedrastic changeswererecommendedbyprominentex-players.Onewastobringin thatbrilliantruckmanofpre-wardays, FredBaring,thewriterarguingthat thereweretoomanysmallmentohope todoanythingagainsttherushtacticsofthemaroons.

Reportsofthefinalmatchbetween FitzroyandSouthMelbourneshow thatthegameasawholewasfarless strenuousthanthefirstsemi-final.In factonlytwoplayersweresingledout forroughplay-Collins,ofFitzroy,and Matthews(SouthMelbourneI,who madeadesperateattempttofloorAtkinson.Collinswasconsideredtobe thebestmanontheground,eitherin defence,whileMcCrackenandBryant wereinruckorfollowinginthesecond andlastquarter.McCrackenwaslittleinferiorinhisgeneralplay,aswas alsoBryant,whogavehisbestperformancefortheseason.Tarbottonsaved thesituationwhenheintercepteda shortpassfromRobertsontoBrown rightinfront.AtthistimeSouthswere pressingstrongly,andagoalthen wouldhavemeanteverythingtothem.

Wigraft,Sherry,Cockram,Parratt, andFreakewerethebestoftheremainder.Thelasttwomentionedworkedtogetherwiththeirusualcohesion. Parratt'sretirementwillbeaserious losstoFitzroy.ForSouthMelbourne PatScanlon,thecaptain,playeda brilliantgame,asdidalsoO'Connell, Brown,Robertson,andTandy.who amplydemonstratedthathisfootball daysarefarfromover.Duringthe secondquarterStanMolanandCollins collided,withtheresultthattheformerwaspracticallyuselessfortherest ofthe

Thegame.countrypremiershipshavebeen foughtoutinVictoria.Aftermany leanseasonsSouthBallarathatemissedthepremiershiptoBallaratbyone point,afteroneofthemostexciting contestseverseenonthecityoval. IntheolddaysSouthshadabrilliant team,especiallywhentheywerecoachedby"Billy"Monagle,sowellknown onthegoldfieldsofWA.'Ballarat's leadingruckmaninthosedayswas LeoSeward.nowastaidfarmerin Pingelly.

SandhurstbeatRochesterforthe Bendigopremiersjsip,whilethatofCastlemainewenttoMaldon,whodefeated theCastlemaineFoundry.

CricketbeganinMelbourneonthe dayofthefinal.Theleadingscorer wasJ.V.Carroll,ofNorthcote,who made178notout.Thiswasafine performanceforamanwhohasbeen playing"A"gradecricketforover12 years.NexttohimcameSutherland, ofCarlton,with142tohiscredit.The bestbowlingaveragewenttoIronmonger,theex-Queenslander,whosecured eightCollingwoodwicketsfor45.This playeratonetimepromisedtobea breakbowlerofpromise,butlifeasa professionalwiththeM.C.C.didnot SuittheformerIpswichman.Later heplayedwithBalmaininSydney, sincewhichtimehehasreturnedto takethefieldwithSt.Kilda.

ThecaptainsoftheMelbourneclubs areasfollows:Carlton,Love,theinterstateplayerandwicketkeeper;Coilingwood,JackRyder;Fitzroy.WooMord:Hawthorn-EastMelbourne,LeCouteur, atonetimelecturerInphilosophyat thePerthUniversity;Melbourne,Ransford;Northcote,Woodbury;Prahran, Willis;Richmond,T.Bayliss,thePrahranfootballer:St.Kilda.Cohen;South Melbourne,Dr.Park;Essendon, Mayne;SouthMelbourne,Bailey.All theabovearemenofgreatexperience incricket,fivebeinginterstateorinternationalrepresentatives.Maynehas leftHawthorntoplaywithEssendon, theteamwhichhashadachequered careerincricket,especiallysincethe retirementofthemercurialandmuchtravelledKortlang.Prahranlooklike beingwellupforthepremiershipagain thisyear.Grummett,whohadnot hadanypreviouspractice,tookfive wicketsfor23.CohenandPonsford. forSt.Kilda,passedtheCollingwood scorewithouteitherlosinghiswicket. 1A'oodful.whodidsowellinPerth.beganbadlywithamodesttwo. Twonewteamshaveenteredthe competitioninAdelaide,viz.,Colts. captainedbyA.Richardson,andKen-

singtonOval,captainedbyDalian.The formationofthesetwoclubshasseriouslyaffectedthedistrictprospectsof EastTorrens,lastyear'spremiers,and ofWestTorrens,toaminordegree. Bridgman,whoseselectionforinterstatehonourscausedsuchcomment lastyear,hasbeenchosentoleadWest Torrens.Loveridge,anotherinterstateman,isinchargeofEastTorrens, andsecuredthebestbowlingaverage againstWests,whosehighestscorer wasDullingwith45.

L.Pellewisplayingthisyearwith NorthAdelaide.Hisbrother,theinternational,isalsoexpectedtohelp hisoldteam.Oneofthebestplayers intheKensingtonOvalteamisBowley,ofClare,whowasincludedlast seasonagainstMaclaren'steam.

The5th.Soccertestmatchattracted nearly10,000peopletotheJubileeOval inAdelaide.Theywererewardedby seeingabrilliantgame,withtheChinesepredominatinginthefirsthalfand Australiainthesecond.Bothsetsof forwardsstruggleddesperatelyforthe decidinggoal,buttonopurpose,th..: gameendinginadraw.TheChinese delightedthecrowdbytheirteam work,whereastheAustralians,though betterindividually,didnotcombine well.TheexceptionswereLennard andPhillips.theNewSouthWalesforwards.Fiveoftheteamwerefrom SouthAustralia.fiverfomNewSouth Wales,andthegoal-keeperfromVic toria.

ItisuselesstoarguethatSocceris confinedonlytopeoplefromEngland andScotland.Inoneofthetest matchesplayedthisyeareightof'he elevenwereAustralianborn.Thefact isthatinthecoalminingtownsno othergameisknown.Forexample,it reignssupremeinWallsend,Cessnock, KurriKurri,Weston,andAdamstown, intheNewcastleandMaitlandfield,as alsoinWoonoona,Balgownie,Corrimah,andColedale,intheSouth.

AremarkablefeatureoftheChinese touristhefewinjuriesthattheplayers havereceived,thoughthesameeleven hasplayedin_thirteengames.Against AustraliaatMelbournetheyhadto includetwoofthereserves,butinall theothergames,atIpswich,Brisbane, Sydney,Wollongong,Aberrnain,Newcastle,Lithgow,Tamworth,Harden, andAdelaide,thesameteamhasbeen chosen.WecannotconceiveaRugby orAustralianrulesteamplayingso manygamesandnothavingtocallon alltheirreserves.Soccerisstrenuous enough,buttheplayersdonotsuffer fromviolentcontactwiththeearthas inRugby,norhavetheytoriskthe gentleattentionsofthemoderntype ofAustralianrulesasplayedinMelbourne.

Sydneycrickethasmadeabeginning oneSaturdayaheadofMelbourneand Adelaide.Therearesixteenteamsin thecompetition,viz.:Sydney,University,Balmain,NorthSydney,Western .Suburbs,St.George,Randwick,Glebe, Paddington,Marrickville,Waverley, Cumberland,Mosman,Manly,Gordon andPetersham.Themembersoflast year'sN.S.W.teamwhichplayedin Perthareallwelltothefore.Wall hasleftSt.George,andnowsends themdownforWaverley,securing4for 60againstCumberland.Hendrywilt considerablystrengthenRandwick,especiallyinattack,andBardsley,to. getherwithhisyoungerbrother,who made130notoutagainstSt.George, nowplaysforWesternSuburbs.PhillipsbeganbadlywithRandwick.and sodidMorganwithGlebe.Malley playsthisyearwithBalmain.Andrews isstillthemainstayofPetersham. whileMacartneydemonstratedbya well-made77thatthosePerthwiseacreswhoconsideredhimabacknumber,werevoicingtheiropinionsthrough theircollarstuds.The"GovernorGeneral"captainsGordon,andiswell assistedbyMoyesandKelleway.The genialJackScottsecuredonewicket forMarrickvilleagainstPaddington, whohavelosttwoforfive."Paddy" GraywasGlebe'sbestbatsman.Gre- goryhasreturnedtofirst-classcricket. andplaysforManly.Everycricket enthusiasthopesthatthelongchap willsoonrecoverfromlast'season'sin. activity,sothathewilloncemorebea terrortothevisitingEnglishmen.

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Afar-reachinginvestigationofallegedprotectedviceinPhiladelphiaisanticipatedasaresultofchargesmade byFatherDanielj.McDermott,ofSt. Mary'sCatholicChurchinthatcity. MayorMooreandDirectorCortelyou, oftheDepartmentofPublicSafety,are expectedtoprobedeeplyintoFather McDermott'sassertion"thatthreeofficialsinthe'cityhallreapagoldenharvestfromtheirnefariousbetrayalof theconfidencereposedinthem."When questionedastotheidentityofthese threeofficials,FatherMcDermottsuggestedthattheproperplacetoreveal theirnameswouldbebeforeagrand jury.Severallocalorganisationshave commendedFatherMcDermottforhis standagainStallegedofficiallyprotectedvice.Hisactionwasendorsedby theCommitteeofFiveHundredChristianCitizenVotersatameetingheld intheCentralY.M.C.A.Thespeakers onthisoccasionincluded:FrankP. Parkin,secretaryoftheAmericanBible Society:Mrs.RudolphBlankenburg; Mrs.HowardE.Fahnestock,representingtheW.C.T.U.;Dr.C.A.Tindley, presidentoftheColouredCitizens'PatrioticLeague:andA.E.Cantafio,secretaryoftheItalian-AmericanCivic League.Thequestionastowhether therehasbeenofficialwinkingatvice conditionswasbroughttoaheadwhen CharlesShedaker,youngestsonof thelateCharlesE.Shedaker,formerly awealthyknit-goodsmanufacturer. wasfounddeadinalocalhotel.Circumstancessurroundingthedeathled investigatorstocreditthetheorythat theyoungmanwasasuicide.Afurtherinquiryuncoveredallegedirregu- laritiesintheissuanceofadancehall permitforthebuildinginwhichyoung Shedaker'sbodywasfound,andfur- therrevelationsofthereputation whichtheplaceboreamongresidents ofthevicinity.

HowDublinCompares

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greatadvantagestotheforaigiuffscredit.Sobriety,industry,attachmentto hisemployment,andatastefordomesticcomfortarehismostevident qualities.Inthecotkitliesofthe Continentthewage-eaeiwisasteady workerwithnoleaningtowardslabour disputesandwithaverymodeiJte tasteforliquor.

Partly,asaresult-)(hisowndisposition,butlargelyasaconsequence ofthewisesocialconditionsthatdistinguishhisenvironment,hisleisure hoursareagreeablyspentathome.His homeisaplaceworthgoing1)a:,kto. Heisproperlyhoused.

Thatisthethoughtthatrecursto onerepeatedlywhenvisitingcities abroad-theworkersarenotleftto languishinslums.Dublinstands tragicallylowinthescaleofdomestic hygiene.Housesthatwouldnotbe toleratedinforeigncitiesarethepeculiarfeatureoftheIrishespital-whole streetsofold,uncleanly,infecteddwellings.Andtheseconstitutethehomes ofthegreatmassoftheworkingpeesii pleofDublin Ireland'smostpressingproblemis thehousingproblem.Onehasasense ofhumiliationinpassingthroughsuch atownas,say,Toulouse.Thereisn't aslumtobeseen.Theeeisaworkingpopulationandman-,ratherpc,r people,butthereisnodownrightindigence,norepulsivegriminess,noad- ministrativeneglectofthehumbler classes.

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itisrashtotanyonetoenter /1outheavyarmourintoacontroversial affraywithawriterlikeMr.G.K. Chesterton,andthosewhoaretempted toattackhimfor"enslavinghisintellect"bybecomingaCatholicwoulddo welltothinkalongtimeaboutit.A Mr.Douglasfailedtodoso,andgave ventinthe"SundayExpress"ofAugust12thtounguardedremarksabout Mr.Chestertonbecoming,byhisconversion,a"bondman"oftheChurch,a mere"mouthpiece"andempty"echo": andheobjectedtoaspeechofMr. Cheeterton'sattheBirminghamCongressinwhichhedeclaredProtestantismtobedead,andthatifLutherand thePopecouldrepeattheirdifference to-day,theworldwouldagreewiththe Pope.Mr.ChestertondealtwithMr. DouglasinthesamepaperonthefollowingSundaythus:

"AboutthegeneralchargeofenslavementbyasuperstitionIwillonly sayonething.Itisindeednotavery weat.ororiginalcharge.Mr.Douglas Waysitagreatmanytimes:butI seemtohavehearditagoodmany timesbeforethat.Ishouldbedisposed,ifImightusesoboldandoriginalametaphor,todescribeitasan echo.ButthegeneralthingIwillsay aboutitisthis.Itisabsurdtoapply ittoanyconvincedconvert,becauseit istellingthewholestorybackwards.

"Anybodywouldseethisinany othercase. Suppose4saidtoan internationalidealist.'It'sonlybecause youbelongtotheLeagueofNations Unionthatyouhavetosaythatwar mustbeavertedsomehow.'Idiot,' hewouldreplyaffectionately,It'sonly becauseIrealisethatwarmustbe avertedthatIjoinedtheLeagueof Nationsatall.'

"So,inmyowncase,itisuselessto tellmethatIhavetothinkthese thingstruebecauseIamaCatholic, whenIonlybecameCatholicthrough findingoutthattheyaretrue.There areindeedpartsofthecreedIaccept becausetheyarepartsofthecreed: andthephilosophyofthatacceptance Iamquitepreparedtodefendifthe questionisraised.Butitisnotthe questionthatMr.Douglasraised.He wroteonlyabouttwohistoricalpropositions:first.thattheProtestant movementisdead,and,second,that ifLutherandthePoperepeatedtheir differenceto-day,thewouldwouldbe onthesideofthePope.

"Ibelievebothstatementstobesimplyhistoricalfacts.LongbeforeIbecameaCatholic.ordreamedofbecomingaCatholic,Irealisedthatthey werehistoricalfacts.IfIlostmy faithto-morrow.Ishouldstillregard themashistoricalfacts.

"Intruth.Mr.Douglashimself provesthatProtestantismisdead.Protestantismissocompletelydeadthat eventhosewhoboastofbeingProtestantshaveentirelyforgottenwhat itwas.Ofcourse,theattackonRome isnotdead.Onlyitisnolongerthe Protestantattack,anymorethanitis theDonatistortheCatharistattack.

tulianwasnotaProtestantwhenhe WorshippedApollo,buthewasasmuch aProtestantasmostmodernmen.

"Mr.DouglassaysheisaProtestant, buthewillpermitmetoinformhim thatheisnothingofthesort.Protestantismwasapositiveandpowerful attackontheChurchoncertaindefinitegrounds,andtheyarenotthemoderngrounds.ItattackedRomefor certainclearandplainreasons,and theyaretheverycontraryofthemodernreasons.

"Forinstance,Protestantismobjectedtourgatory.Protestantsinsisted onnothingbuthellforthewicked: someoftheminsistedonnothingbut hellforthegood,iftheywerenotalso theelect.Anyhow,theyinsistedthat therecouldbenofuturelifeofprogressandhopeforsinners.Goout intothestreetandseehowmanypeopleyoucanfindwhoareshockedat thenotionofafuturelifeofprogress andhope.Itisprobablytheonly sortoffuturelifeanyofthemwillacceptatall.Protestantismdemanded hellwithoutpurgatory.Themodern worldismorelikelytodemandpurgatorywithouthell.

"Protestantismobjectedtoritualism;thatis,tothespiritualuseofart andbeauty.Talktotwentypeoplein adrawing-room,andseehowmanyof themobjecttothespiritualuseofart andbeauty."

Mr.Chestertonthengoesontodeal withthepointofLutherandthePope, and,amongotherthings,sayi:-

"Mr.DouglasagreeswithLutherbecausehehasentirelyforgottenwhat Luthersaid.Lutherwasnotthefirst mantodefythePope;alongsuccessionofLuthersineveryagehasdone so.ButLuther,likealltherest,was interestedintheparticularideaabout whichhedifferedfromthePope.It wastheideaofsalvationbyfaithand thefutilityofgoodworksforthatend. Luthersaid,inplainwords,that nothingbutatheologicalbeliefcould helpustoheaven.TheChurchsaid thatourordinaryeffortstobekindor braveorusefultosocietywouldalso helpustoheaven.Isitsayingaword toomuchtosaythat,inthatquarrel, thewholemodernworldwouldbe againstLuther?

"Therearetwosimplereasonswhy Protestantismseemstomostofusto beatoncethefirstandthefinalrevoltagainstRome.whereasitwasonly oneofaseriesofheresiesthathave appearedanddisappearedinturn.The firstreasonistheinevitableimaginativedisproportonofpresentandpast. Wehappentoliveattheendofthe Protestantperiod,andnotoftheArian orAlbigensianperiod.Theotherreasonisthepoliticaltyrannywithwhich Protestantsmorginated.Itbeganwth despotsclaimingDivinerightandaristocraciesseizingpublicwealthand power.Andthesewereabletosegregatetheheresiesintoseparatenations, andkeepwholesocietiesasmuchin thedarkasMr.Douglasisaboutthe realreligioushistoryofEurope"

SequeltoCriticismofCorruptPublications

Hasacritictherighttodenouncea workasimmoralandadviseothersnot toreadit?

ThisquestionisthesubjectofacuriousIawsuitwhichwillcomevpfor trialnextwinterbeforetheCivilTribunaloftheSeine.Thesuitisbrought againstapriest,AbbeBethleem,editor ofthe"Revue'desLectures,"whichexamines,classifies,analysesandcriticises foritheCatholicreadingpublicallthe boo2iiwhicharepublishedbythevariouspublishinghousesinFrance, whethernovels,historiesorphilosophicalworks.The"Revue"verydefinitelyrecommendsorwarnsreaders againstthesebooksandindicatesthose whichshouldnotbepermittedtoenter aChristianhome.

AParispublishinghousewas'denouncedbythe"RevuedesLectures" aspublishing,bypreference,undesirablepamphlets,AbbeBethleempointedoutthatthedirectorofthispublishinghouse,whowasnotevena Frenchman,hasmadeaspecialityofillustratedpublicationswhichtendto corrupttheyouthofthecountryand ofgivingforeigncountries,wherethesepublicationshavewidecirculation.the worstpossibleopinionofwhatisprintedinParis.Thedirectoroftheestablishmenthasnowbroughtsuit againstAbbeBethleemfor150,000 francsdamages.

AbbeBethleemdeclaresthatheis awaitingthetrialwiththeutmost calmness.Familiesdependuponthe "RevuedesLectures"toaidthemin

etherstorm-centre,oiEastCentralEurope.areunabletoarriveatthetruth. ButwhenitcomestoaCatholicArchbiahopbeingcastintogaolbyaCatholicGovernmentonanissueofthis kind,itismanifestthatsomething mustbedonetoclearmattersup.

T,,addtotheembroilment,itappearsthatMgr.Szeptyckiwasactually travellinghomewithadiplomaticpassportoftheVatican,afteranofficial journeyasApostolicVisitorofthe RuthenianCatholicsinAmerica,where theyarenumerous,bothinthe.Uniited StatesandinCanada.Thushisarrest isagraveanddirectactofaggression againsttheHolySee.Noprincipleof InternationalLawismorefundamental thanthatofthesanctityofdiplomatic representatives.WeunderstandfurtherthattheArchbishophadbeenso dangerouslyillinViennaonhisreturn journeythatthelastSacramentshad tobeadministered.Wearewellaware thatthefactsbeforeusarestatedfrom onesideonly.But,anyhow.thebare factofthearrestofanArchbishop,especiallywhenactuallyreturningfrom ajourneyastherepresentativeofthe HolyFatherhimself,isinitselfamatteroftheutmostgravity.-"Universe."

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rs THEBLOODOFBISHOPS (ByNoraMacCarthy.)

V.

Afterwards,inthesitting-roombeyondthekitchen,Owenputittohis wife.Itwassomedayslater,forLizziehadtakentobedinthemeantime, refusingcomfort.

"He'sherenowforgoodorill,that unfortunatesonofmine,"saidOwen. "Say,Lizzie,besensibleandmakefloe bestofit. 1knewnothingofhisexistenceuntilthenightIfirstcame here.Thetwooldmengossipingin thebartoldmewhohismotherwas. Ihadheardshewasdead,butIswear Ibelievedthechildhaddiedwithher."

"Shewasabrazen----"beganLizzie.

"No!"interrup*dherhusband. "JennyLynchwaseveryinchadecent girl.What-"hestoppedsuddenly andstaredather."Oh.bygum, wasmywife!"

Merewasanothergrievance.She wasmarriedtoawidower,andthe pariahwasherreal,herlegal,stepson.

"Andwhydidn'tyoutellmeyou weremarried?"sheburstoutfuriously."'Anwhydidyourunawayfrom her?"she

"Easy!addedpertinently. Easy!"Owenurged."I didn'trunaway.Iwentawayto makealivingelsewhere,formyfather drovemeoutofhishousewithouta pennyforhavingmarriedher.Iintendedtosendforher-'struthIdid: but,then,Ididn'tstrikeileinAmmuricarightoff.Instead,Igotcoldfeet. Botaletterfounditswaytellmethat Jennydied,andthekid,too,inBally- ronanhospital.Shewaspoor,and an'orphan,andhadtowalkfrom Curraghgree-tenmiles-I'veheard since.'

Owenpaused.Hewasstanding, andLizziesittingbesideatable.For thefirsttimeheevincedemotion. Love'syoungdreamhadlongbeen buried,butpity,itsessence,wassome-wherelockedawayinanicheofhis soul.

"Butwhydidn'tyoutellmeyou weremarried,"reiteratedhiswife,her eyesredfromangrytears.

"Wall,"heanswered,throwingback hishead-and,eveninthatpassionatemomentthecarelesspoiseofhisbody, andhishandsomedarkface,evokedheradmiration,andsubduedherre- sentment-Itwasablottedchapter, andIthoughtquitedonewith,soI couldn'tseetheuseofturningback theleaves,"heanswered.

Lizzieprotestedthatshehadaright tohavethechapterreadtoher,and declaredthatshehadbeendeceived.

"Thetownknowswhothedummyisnow,"sheaddedsulkily.

"Idon'tknowaboutthat,"here- pliedfrowning."Anyhow,hewon't troubleyou.He'snowinthehos- pital-I'veseentothat,forIbelieve he'sinconsumption."

"He'sdyingofitforthelastyear, Godhelphim,"shereturned,growing calmastheprospectofreleasefroma stigmaappeared. Sheliftedherheadandlistened,herfaceandattitudealertandstrained.A doorhadopened,andavoicehadcome "There!"sheexclaimedeagerly. fromthebar. "Isn'tthatWillieLynch'svoiceI bear.."

"Ithinkso,"saidOwen.

"Well,"criedhiswife,"ifyou'llput astoptohisgallopinhere,I'llforgive youall!ThatnamelesscurisrunningafterNell!"

LoAder'tsayso!'criedOwenin ai.;;t. "Thathobo!Areyou serious,Lizzie?"

"Iam,Owen,"sheanswered."And heknowsI'magainconnectingwiththelikesofhim."

"Connectwiththepoorhousebreed!" hecried."Thesure-nullhobo!It's himfor,thedoorsteprightnow,and it'smetoshifthim!'

VI.

Owenpassedthroughthekitchen andintothebar,andhiswifeandher knittingfollowed.Thelightfellupon thegirl'sglowingfaceandshininghair, andonthedarkfaceoftheyoungman outsidethecounter,whichwasunne- cessarilyclosetothatofthegirl.Liz. ziethought.Buttherewereother customerspresent:soOwen.toavoid ascene,returnedWillie'ssalutestifly, studshishandsinhispockets,drew himselfupandsurveyedtheyoung manunderheavybrows.Hiswife passedinafterhim,and,takingherusualseat,begantoknit,glancingup occasionallyatthepair. WillielookedatNell.Sheretuned hislook.Lizzieandherhusbandoh- servedit,andhiswifetouchedOwen's

nearerfoot.Hewalkedoutsidethe counter.

"We'llbeshuttingsoon,"hesaid harshly,"andNellhassomethingtodo inside:soyouhadbetterclearout."

"I'vesomethingtosayfirstabout Nellandmyself,"returnedWilliewith anonchalancethatLizzieinwardly termed"brass."

Shelookedupspeechlessly,andthen staredatthetwomenstandingsideby side.

"Nellhaspromisedtomarryme,' wentonWillie.

Hercolourcomingandgoing,Nell said:"Yes,IpromisedtomarryWil- lie."

"Thegirl,"declaredOwenwitha scowl,"didn'tknowwhatshewassay- ing.She'sarespectablegirl,and wouldneverbeallowedtomarrya namelessfellowlikeyou."

"Easynow!"criedtheyouthwith flashingeyes."I'dpayyoudearly forthatonlythatyouare-"

Hestoppedwithwhitefaceand clenchedhands. "Nevermind,Willie!"criedthegirl inalarm.

"Iknow.Nell:butmymother's namewillbevindicatedhereandnow. Shewasabetterwomanathousand times'thanyouwereaman,'hecried, turningtoOwen."Mymother'sname wasJennyLynch!"

Lizziealonewasnotdumbstruck.Theamazingresemblancewhichshe hadseenastheystoodinangerside bysidehadrevealedtheirrelationship inalightningflash-thisresemblance whichshehadseentosomebodyin Williebefore,butcouldnotplace.

Then,onthenightofOwen'sadvent, they twosimplyhadmisunderstoodthe cronies.who,somewhatbemused,hadmuddledthetale.Herownmemory,too,hadbeenatfault.Butif shehadtohaveastepson,borninthe poorhouse,whatanimprovementon thepoorcreaturedyinginit now. Why,Williewasalmostacredit!

"Youknewmymother?"challenge,i theyoungman.

"Shewasmywife,"answeredOwen.

"Aye,indeed."returnedtheother. scornfully;"andwellyoukeptyour vows."

"Stop,Willie,"criedMrs.Corkeryin defenceofhermate."Waituntilyou hearyourfather'sstorybeforeyou condemnhim."

Andsheheldoutherhand. Tie claspedit.

"Look!'criedNell.

Theglassdoorwasbeingpushed opengently,tentatively.Theyall staredinsilenceatit.Thenthere seemedtobeacough,orasoundthat wasmoreliketheechoofone.

"Thedummy!"breathedNell,but noshadowyformappeared,andthedoorclosedagain.

"No,Nell!"criedWillie,and,springingforward,hepulledopenthe doorandlookedintothequietstreet, wherethegaslampsshoneonthewet pavement."There'snoonethere." headdedinsurpriseashereturned; "butitcan'thavebeenthedummy, forIheardhediedthisevening."

"Thenitwashim,"declaredMrs. Corkery,grownpaleandsomewhat scared."Sure.healwayslikedto comehere,theoreature.Godrest him,hewasalwaysthankfulforthe littlehegot,hethathadnothing."

Willieexplainedlaterthat,afterhe hadmetNell,hesearchedthemar- riagerecordsofCurraghgree,hopingto findtherecordofhismother'smar- riage.Tohisdelihgt,hefoundher nameandOwenCorkery'sinit;but, throughangeragainsthisfather,here- tainedhismother'sname.Theywere reconciled,andafterwardsLizzieloved toexclaim:

"Whataginteel,well-edicatedyoungmanmystepson-Nell'shusband-is! Rut,sure,whatotherwaycouldhebe. theseed,breed,andginerationof bishops!

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BOOKSELLERANDSTATIONER. 8BOURKE-STREET,MELBOURNE (NearSpring-street/.NewSong,"Australia.OurHome- land."WordsbyRev.FatherForrest, M.S.C.MusicbyFredWynn.Price, 2/3,postfree. "FatherTim'sTalksWithPeoplehe Met."ByRev.C.D.McEnniry,C.SS.R., Vol.IV.Price.5/9,postfree. ConferenceMatterforReligious. CompiledbyRev.FatherGirardey, C.SS.R.2Vols.Price,14s.,postfree. TheHolyAngels-TheirExistence andNature.ByRev.V.R.O'Con- nell,S-1.Price,8/4,postfree. TheTrueApostolate.Translated fromtheFrenchbyRev.F.Girardey, C.SS.R.Price,7/3,postfree. PrincesofHisPeople-St.Johnthe Evangelist.ByRev.C.C.Martin- dale,Si.Price,5/9,postfree. TheChurchandLabour.By,Rev. L.McKenna,S.J.Price.2s.,postfree. TheHistoryofTradeUnionism.By S.andB.Webb.Revisededition. Price,28/6. LifeThroughLabour'sEyes.Essays,Letters,andLyricsfromthe workerspointofview.ByGeorge Milligan.Price,Is..postfree.

andForwarding Agency.GeneralCarriers.nail- moreChambers.Fremantle.Tel.B277

NEWCASTLECLUB HOTEL.

SouthTerrace,Fremantle.NewlyRe- novatedandUp-to-Date.Goldfields andNorth-WestCustomersspecially cateredfor.SouthBeachtramsstop atdoorProprietor:THRyan(late SecretaryCelticClub.andWyndham), Tel.B197.

FreemasonsHotel, Toodyny.

W.WING,Proprietor. UP-TO-DATECONVENIENCES. FIRSTCLASSACCOMMODATION. 'Telephone1.

KALGOORLIEANDBOULDER.

JAMESSHEAHAN

GeneralStorekeeper.WineandSpirit Merchant. PIESSE-STREET,BOULDER. ForChoicestQualityOnly. CallDairyandInspectOurUnderground ProduceDepartment

P.J.RUSSELL.

TheHouseforMen'sWear.TheLat. estinGents'Hats,Shirts,Ties,Under. wear,Etc.Hannan-street,Kalgoorlie (Opp.PostOffice).'Phone1474.

PELLEW'S,BOULDER. ForBOYSandMEN'SSUITS. alsoHIGH-CLASSMERCERY.

J.W.SHEEHAN.

PrimeBeefButcher,Hannan-streetKalgoorlie.Tel.488.Maritana-stree4Piccadilly.Telephone474.

AUSTRALIAHOTEL.

KALGOORLIE.

P.FRAWLEY,Proprietor.

YOUNGIRELANDSOCIETYOFWESTERNAUSTRALIA,

UnderthePatronageofHisGracethe Archbishop.

Objects:ThestudyoftheLanguage Music,History-Literature,andDane- :ngofIreland,andtherevivalsofthe idealsofanIrish-Ireland.

TheSocietymeetseachMONDAY eveningat8atST.PATRICK'S

SCHO:ILROOM,Wellington-street.

Fees:Adultmembers,3d.permeal ing.

(Miss)E.McMAHON, Hon.Secretary.

SOCIETYOFST.VINCENTDI PAUL,W.A.(Incorporated).

CentralOffice,No.32(TopFloor), ROYALARCADE,BARRACKST.

ThisSocietyexistsforthepurpose ofperformingworksofChristianChar- ity,andhastheapprobationofthe HolyFatherandtheHierarchyand Clergythroughouttheworld. Fundsareneededtoenabletheworktobeadequatelycarriedout,andtheSocietyinvitespersonswhenmak- ingtheirWillstorememberandassistthePoorbymakingbequestsinits favour.

Donations9fanyamount,however small,areearnestlysolicited.

NewMembersareUrgentlyrequired TOIRISHMENANDTHOSEOFIRISHDESCENT.

THEIRISHNATIONAL FORESTERS InviteEnquiryfromIntendingMembers.

The Unity,Society'sObjectsAre: Nationality,Benevolence.

BranchSecretariesAddresses:

BrianBoru:J.McLinden,Esq.,N Carnac-street,Fremantle.

HughO'Neill:Jas.Dwyer,27Wick ham-street.EastPerth.

JohnDillon:J.O'Malley.Esq.,I Quebec-street,W.Midland.

CharlesStuartParnell,T.Brown, Esq., 1Cheetham-street,Kalgoorlie. JAS.DWYER. GeneralSecretary. c/oJ.J.Snigg,Barrack-street.Perth.

MISSM.McMAHON.

ChoicestPastry,Fruits,andCabo tionery.

styPIER-STREET,PERTH MoorHay-stmt.)

T.P.HERBERT

FamilyGrocerandProvisionIlsrchant.

397RONEBY-ROAD,SUBIAOO

Goods(NearNicholson-road).

waitedcarefullypacked.Families ondaily.Countryordersat- tendedto.

BRYANT&WATERS.

80to90STIRLING-STREET,PERTH WOODANDCOALMERCHANTS. OrdersPromptlyAttendedTo. Tel.A3938.

WEST&GARRETT.

WINDMILLEXPERTS,PLUMBERS

OurSpecialities:PumpingEnginec Windmills,HydraulicRams.Tan* Bores,andPumps. 10LAKE-STREET,PERTH.

THERECORD.

Saturday,October20,1923.

HIBERNIANAUSTRALASIANCATHOLICBENEFITSOCIETY.

(ApprovedbytheHierarchyoftheChurchandRegisteredundertheFriendlySocieties'ActsofAustralasia). ItsWatchwordsare:RELIGION,CATHOLICITYBENEVOLENCE.

550BRANCHESthroughouttheCommonwealthandNewZealand;50,000members,and£300,383inFund* FinancialhelpandMedic-IAssistanceincasesofSicknessGuaranteed.

NOENTRANCEFEEFORBENEFITMEMBERS.

MODERATECONTRIBUTIONS.

LOANSADVANCEDLKLARGEORSMALLAMOUNTSONAPPROVEDCITYANDSUBURBANFREEHOLDPROPERTY.

FullParticularsonApplicationtoJ.O'FARRELL.DistrictSecretary,Hibernianflail,Murray-street,Perth. HIBIRNIANHALL.

MondaytoFriday.

8p.m.to11p.m..oes 8p.m.to12p.m. 1:37 ALLMODERNREQUIREMENTS.

MINIMUMRATES:

B.Rosenstamm,

KINGSTREET.,PERTH.

SADDLERYANDHARNE-'5S FOR HARDWEARANDQUALITY

THECELEBRATEDBULLOCKBRAND SOLEANDHARNESSLEATHERS. MANUFACTUREDINW.A.ATTHE PERTHTANNERY.

Colemans

POULTERERS

ALSO136BARRACK-STREET,FORPRIMEJOINTS.'PhoneA2286

McCARTHY'SHOTEL BARRACKSTREET,PERTH.

Mrs.S.E.McCARTHY,Proprietress

RICHONVINEYARDS and WINECELLARS

ARMADALE.

Telephone.8Armadale.

GERALDV.P.7'7.cCARTHY, Proprietor.

NationalHotelFremantle

RenovatedThroughout.N.W.andJoldfieldsVisitorss,eciallyCateredfor.UnderOwner'sPersonalSupervision. hi4M.MULCAHY,Proprietress. (LATECENTRALANDSHAMROCKHOTELS,PERTH).

PremierWineSaloon 602HAY-STREET.PERTH (OppositeTownHall).

ALLKINDSWINESTOCKED(SUITABLEALTARWINE").

LARGESTRETAILERSINPERTH.

ESTABLISHED20YEARS. SENDFORPRICELIST. R.HESFORD,Proprietor.

VICTORIANTAILORINGCO.

McLEAN&KEATING JAMESKEATING.

564HAY-STREET(OppositeMechanics'Institute). ASpecialLineofScotchandIrishSuitings.DressSuitsOurSpecialty. SamplesandSelf-MeasurementFormsSentonApplication. LargeandVariedStockofBlarheyTweedsJusttoHand.

WhittakerBros..SUBIACO

THETIMBERANDHARDWAREPEOPLE.

WESUPPLYEVERYTHINGINCONNECTIONWITHTHE BUILDINGTRADE.

COACHBUILDINGANDWHEELWRIGHTDEPARTMENT.

SPECIALISTSINFARMWAGGONS,CARTS.SULKIES.AND RF.PAIP.S

OPENFORENGAGEMENT. Saturday. 8p.m.to11pm. £2 0

p.m.to12p.m. £2150

CentralHotel,Perth

RIGHTOPPOSITERAILWAYSTATION.

DANIELMULCAHY.Proprietor. P.T.KIRWICK.Manager

'PhoneA4263

RechabiteCoffeePalaceit,

rightoppositeStation;NewadditionalAccommodation,over100rooms nowready;entrancesWellingtonorMurray-streets.Letters,telegrams, promptlyattended.Undermyownpersonalsupervision.

'PhoneA1294 E.M.CHAMBERLAIN.

NewHospitalofSt.jobaofGod, SUB.IACO.SPLENDIDUP-TO-DATEACCOMMODATION.

ClosetoSubiacoandLeedervilleRailwayStations. PatientsmaySelecttheirownMedicalAdvisers. TERMSMODERATE.PRIVATEROOMSAVAILABLE. OPENTOALLDENOMINATIONS.ForTermsApplytoRev.Mother.

TheSistersalsoconductaSplendidlyEquippedHospitalatKalgoorlie.

HEALY'STailorsand-Tzesei

-Men'sFurnishers

136MurrayStreet,Perth

ColonialMutual(Fire&Accident) InsuranceCompany,Limited.

BABOON'SBUILDIINGS,BARRACK-STREET,PICRTH. FIRE,MARINE,ACCIDENT,GUARANTEE,-LATEGLASSand EMPLOYERS'LIABILITY,INSURANCEATLOWESTCURRENTRATES. E.MIDWOOD,Manager.

CommercialTailoringCo. (W.W.ABBETT).

660HAYSTREET(Upstairs) (OverPearl's,Jewellers).

Ladies'CostumesaSpecialty

J.J.SNIG

BarrackandMurrayStreets,Perth. TheFamous"Snigg'sCorner."

THEPLACETOGOFOR FANCYVESTS,PANAMAHATSSILKANDFASHION SHIRTS.80K,TIES,ETC.

EVERYTHINGINGENTLEMEN'SWEARINGAPPAREL COUNTRYORDERSPERSONALLYSUPERVISED.

BOWRA&O'DEA UNDERTAKERS.

GeneralFuneralFurnishers/ CEDAR,OAKandJARRAHCOFFINSALWAYSINSTOCK.

NotetheAddress:PIERSTREET 'Phone,A4308,Private'Phone,A2938.