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Popewasquiteanimportanteventin (Rome,thepublicinterestineverythingconnectedwiththeVaticanbeing verykeensincethereconciliation.This car,offeredtoHisHolinessbytheFiat, thefamousTurinfirmofcarmanufacturers,isinfactknownasthe"ReconciliationCar,"asitwillbethefirst carinwhichPiusXI.willbeableto gobeyondtheVaticanwallsintothe streetsofRome,'ontotheroadsof

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rm,Yeasseentosignthevisitors' bookwithhislefthand,therightbeing paralysed. Thecar,amodel5255Fiat,beautifullyfinishedandpaintedindeepred, withthePapalarmsingoldatidalarge enamelledplaqueofSt.Christopher, thepatronsaintofmotorists,wastakenintotheVaticanonApril20,driven bySig.FelicoNazzaro,thefamous Fiatracingdriver,knownalloverthe worldforhismanyvictoriesinthe

ground.Researchinmethodsofimprovingtechnicalequipmentforreproductionofsynchronisedpictureand voiceisoneofthemostimportant andinterestingphasesofthework.All patronsoftalkieshaveobservedtas troublewiththeletter"s."Itssound ismadebyhigh-frequency,smallenergyvibrations,butthedifficultyof reproducingitclearlyisgradually beingovercome.

RecentlyProfessorImmelhasheard instudioprojectionroomsthelatest. samplesofrecording,and"these'are asfaraheadofwhatisbeingshown inthetheatresasthemodernelectric phonographisaheadoftheoldEdison

cylinder-recordmachines."Hebelieves thatplayerswhodevelopwiththenew industry,art,orwhateveritmaybe called,willbetheleadersinpopularityamongthemillionsofthetalkiemovieaudience.Starsofthescreen arenotallabletomaketalkingpictures.Stageplayersareoftenhandicappedbytheirtraining,which causesthemtotalkforlistenersinthe backrowwhenanordinarytoneis requiredforthemechanicalearten feetfromthem.Thenewcomersare theonestheassociationandtheacademyareplanningtoeducateforthe furtherspreadofgoodspeechthroughoutthe

inthepresenceofdelegationsofemployeesandworkmenoftheFiat. Italy.Thecar,expresslybuiltfor, andpresentedtothePope,bytheFiat, wasexhibitedfortwodaystothepublic,andatleast20,000personscameto seeandadmireit;ordinaryfolk,princesandprincesses,cardinals,ambassadors,politicians,journalists,anda greatnumberofpriests,monksand nuns.Thereweresomecuriousepisodesofreligiousfervour.SomekissedthePapalcar,,otherscrossedthemselvesafterhavingtouchedit.One Englishlady,almostacentenarian, Mrs.AnnaR.Place,whoknewPius IX.,visitedtheFiatshowroomswhere thecarwasonview,supportedbyher servants;andHisHighnesstheGrand MasteroftheOrderofMalta,Prince ofThunandHohenstein,oldandin-

past.Shortlybefore,thePopehad grantedaspecialaudiencetoSenatoreGiovanni,Agnelli,Presidentand founderoftheFiatCompany.HisHolinessthenwentoutintothecourtyard ofSt.DamasusintheVatican,followed byhissuite,whereheimpartedhis blessingtoanumberofFiatworkmen groupedaboutthecar,afterhaving firstaddressedtheminashortspeech ofthanks.HisHolinessPiusXI., havinggreatlyadmiredthesplendid car,expressedadesiretotryitforthwith.Incompanywithoneofhis Cardinals,HisHolinessmadeabrief touroftheVaticangrounds,thepowerfulcarbeingdrivenbySig.Nazzaro, thePope'schauffeur,Sig.Politi,being seatedbesidehim.

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IftheNationalAssociationofTeachersofSpeechaccomplisheshalfof whatitissettingouttodothrough thetalkingpictures,therewillina fewyearsbeanotableimprovement inthevoiceanddictionofthemillions whoarechangingfromscreengazers tolisteners.Itmaysoundabsurdto prophesythatpeoplewillimitatethe speakingmanneroftheirfavourites. Eventheenthusiastsforthenewpropagandaconcedethattheyhavenot muchprecedentinthewayofimitationofstageplayers.Theyadmitthat onlyasmallproportionofthepopulationhashadtheopportunityinrecent yearstohearthespeechoftheprofessionaltheatre,andthateventhosewho liveinlargecitiesandhavetheprice donotimitateit.Yetitisalsotrue thatafter.EthelBarrymoreplaysina collegetownthereoccursaveritable epidemicoflow,huskyandwould-be beautifultonesamongthegirls.If

thetalkingscreenperformersofgreatestpopularityusetheirvoiceswell andwithouttheexaggerationwhich inevitablymakestheatricaldialogue sound"stagey,"itmaybethattheir goodexamplewillhaveabeneficial effect.

Theassociationisgoingtomakea strongefforttobringaboutatleast thefirstimprovementamongthe screenplayers,hopingthatthesecond willfollowautomatically.Itsplanfor. co-operationwiththeAcademyofMotionPictureArtsandSciencesisoutlinedbyRayK.Immel,oftheUniversityofSouthernCalifornia,inthe QuarterlyJournalofSpeech.Acourse ofstudyofmotionpicturesforstudentsattheuniversityhasalready beenannounced.\Thisisexperimental,andifsuccessful,itwillleadto otherstobeincludedintheregular four-yearbaccalaureatecourses,given againstawideandliberalback-

rwo.

1.The525FiatCar,presentedtothePopebytheTurinFirm,enters theVatican,drivenbythefamous"ace"ofthewheel,Sig.FelicoNazzaro,afterhavingtraversedthestreetsofRomeamidtheacclamations ofthepublic.

2.ThePopegoesoutintotheCourtofSt.Damasustoreceivethecar

RILEY-HARDINGWEDDING

AWONDER-CHILD

AmostinterestingarticlecontributedtotheLondon"Observer.'byits Berlincorrespondent,says:

''Anewgeniushasbeenhailedbya unanimousGermanverdictinthepersonofJehudiMenuhin.Theevents whichhaveleduptothisestimate readlikeafairytale.Astillvery youngandmodestmanrelateshowhe andhiswife,strugglingstudentsat SanFrancisco,wrappedtheirbabyin abigshawloneSundayafternoonwith anextralargebottleofmilk,inhopes thathewouldkeepquietduringaconcert.Therewasnobodytoleavehim withathome,andtheycouldafford sehelp.Thefatherhimselfcannot playanote,andhiswifeverylittle, buttheybothlovedmusic.Writers ofromancesareshamedandstudents ofhereditybewilderedbytheresult ofthatconcert.TheinfantJehudi, aged14months,discardedhisshawl andignoredthebottle,sittingboltuprightonhismother'sknee,watching theorchestra.Itwasconductedbypt..LouisPersinger,whoiswellrememberedinEuropeasKapellmeister underNikisch.

"AttheageofthreeJehudiMenuhin,apersistentattendantofthose SanFranciscoSundayafternoonconcerts,demandedaviolinlikeMr.Persinger's.Hisparentsdidnotdream ofspendingtheirhard-earnedmoney onanythingofthekind.Theybought atoyfiddleinstead,whichsqueaked horribly,andwasimmediatelysmashedbyitsnewowner.Itwasakindly grandmotherwhoscrapedtogetherthe dollarsforarealfirst-sizeviolin.

"Jehudiwasthenfouryearsold. WithintwoyearsMr.Persingerdeclaredhimtobemiraculous.Therestof theworldisnowdiscoveringthesame thing.At12thissmall,fair-haired, andstillchubbyboy,has,sohisseverestcriticssay,"nothingmoretolearn."

"ItisDresdenwhichhassettheseal onhopesalreadyawakenedinBerlin. Jehudi'Menuhin'splayingofthethree greatviolinconcertosofthethree

ateinhisfatherandmother,atfirst unbelieving,andnowconsciousguardians,cherishingsomethingprecious placedintheircharge.Noyoung princehasamorecarefullydrawn-up planoflessonsandgamesthanthis boy,whohasneverbeentoschool,but sharesanumberofprivateteachers_ withhislittlesisters_For,toaddto theirburden,thereisevidenceofmore talentinthefamily.Hephzibah,'sged eight,chubby,dimpled,'andbobbed haired-thechildrenlookoddlyGer man-displaysgiftsforthepianowhich arebeingcarefullyrestrained."We keepherback,"saysthefatherfirmly. "Wedoallwecantopromotegames andhealthyexercise.Ourotherlittle girlhasthesamecravingtoplay." "ThefirmbeliefoftheMenuhinparentsandteachersinfosteringamusicaleducationbymeansoffirst-class gramophonerecordswillinterestmany normalfamilies.Theyhavestrictly refusedtolettheboyacceptengage. mentsforaperiodovertwomonths everyyear.AftertheseGermanappearancestheboywillplayLancein Paris,andthenstudyuntilheplaysin 110.4063006:11:1010108114121MWCIIMICMICS

LondonattheAlbertHallinNovember.

"AparalleltoJehudi'sfavouriteliteraturemustbesoughtinthereal-life storyoftheyoungBrontesdevouring politicalarticles.Hereadsallthe "Liberal"periodicalshisfatherwilllet himhave;heisanardentchampionof theoppressed.Hehasneverowneda pennyofhisownaspocketmoney,but heasksformoneytogiveaway.He isfondofmathematicsandgoodat languages.Hedoesnotlikethekinema,buthelovesCharlieChaplinin person.Heisaperfectlyhealthylittle boy,withafondnessforhisdinnerand apassionforice-creamsodas.He practisesonlytwo-hoursaday,becausehisteachershavediscovered thatheplaysmuchbetterafterreadingafinepoemoramovingstorythan ifhehadhadhoursofpractice.

"Pressed-toexplain,iftheycan,the parentsbelievethatthereligiousfervourofhisgrandfather,aRabbiofthe strictChassidicsect(hisparentswent toSanFranciscofromPalestine),may havebeentransmittedintomusical geniusinthis,hisdescendant." N.S....%%\\NNN,N.

great"B's"wasthechallengetoGermancritics,aninvasionoftheirown ground.Afterhisrenderingonone andthesameeveningoftheBach,Beethoven,andBrahmsConcertoswiththe BerlinPhilharmonicorchestra,under BrunoWalter,itwasEinsteinhimself whocameupandsaid,withtearsin hiseyes,''Mydearlittleboy,itismany YearssinceIhavehadtheprivilege ofreceivingalessonsuchasyouhave taughtmeto-night."

"AfewnightlaterDresden,whichis alwaysdeeplysuspiciousoftakingany cuefromBerlin,hadsuspendedaperformanceattheStateOperaHouse, inordertojudgeforitself.Mr.Menuhin,theboy'sfather,toldmethathe feltthechillofcoldhostilityinthe air.NotsoJehudi,whoiscompletely unconsciousofhissurroundings.--The boyplayed,andthehousestirred.The remarkableovationthatfollowedstartedspontaneouslyintheorchestra.

"TheMenuhins,fatherandmother, suspiciousofAmericanenthusiasm,are relievedtoknowthatthosewhourged themtobelieveintheirson'sgreatness wereright.Allthatothergreatviolinvirtuosihavelearnedinyearsof training,theyoungJehudiseemsto knowbyinstinct.Thepeculiarlyfull richtonesheproducesmaybeaidedby themagnificentStradivariusonwhich heplays-thegiftofanAmericanadmirer-buthistechniqueastonishesin thesamedegreeashisemotional powers.

Parents'Plablem.

"Itisadifficulttasktobeparents ofageniusinAmerica.Mr.andMrs. Menuhinrelatetalesofeffortstoescapepublicityandbringtheirfamily upinpeaceandallhumility,whichillustratethebewilderinglycomposite spiritofthatnationbetterthanall travellers'reports.Emotionalladies whowanttokissthefatherofthe geniusalternatewithmillionaireswho cannotunderstandpeoplewhorefuse £1,000tolettheirboyplayataparty inaprivatehouse.Jehudiisfortun-

Mr.andMrs.W.J.("Bill")Riley,whosemarriagewascelebratedatthe SacredHeartChurch,Highgate,onApril30. Mrs.Rileyistheonly daughterofMr.andMrs.CecilHarding,ofMaylands. 111.011.111MONMINIONSINIIMINS.OWNHOIMIMMIIMMIMIONIISPIIMN OMMIM.1

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Mr.andMrs.W.J.("Bill")Riley,whosemarria4ewascelebratedatthe SacredHeartChurch,Highgate,onApril30. Mrs.Rileyistheonly daughterofMr.andMrs.CecilHarding,ofMaylands.

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AWONDER-CHILD

AmostinterestingarticlecontributedtotheLondon"Observer"byits Berlincorrespondent,says:

'Anewgeniushasbeenhailedbya unanimousGermanverdictinthepersonofJehudiMenuhin.Theevents whichhaveleduptothisestimate readlikeafairytale.Astillvery youngandmodestmanrelateshowhe andhiswife,strugglingstudentsat SanFrancisco,wrappedtheirbabyin abigshawloneSundayafternoonwith anextralargebottleofmilk,inhopes thathewouldkeepquietduringaconcert.Therewasnobodytoleavehim withathome,andtheycouldafford nohelp.Thefatherhimselfcannot playanote,andhiswifeverylittle, buttheybothlovedmusic.Writers ofromancesareshamedandstudents ofhereditybewilderedbytheresult ofthatconcert.TheinfantJehudi, aged14months,discardedhisshawl andignoredthebottle,sittingboltuprightonhismother'sknee,watching theorchestra.Itwasconductedby pr.LouisPersinger,whoiswellrememberedinEuropeasKapellmeister underNikisch.

"AttheageofthreeJehudiMenubin,apersistentattendantofthose SanFranciscoSundayafternoonconcerts,demandedaviolinlikeMr.Persinger's.Hisparentsdidnotdream ofspendingtheirhard-earnedmoney onanythingofthekind.Theybought atoyfiddleinstead,whichsqueaked horribly,andwasimmediatelysmashedbyitsnewowner.Itwasakindly grandmotherwhoscrapedtogetherthe dollarsforarealfirst-sizeviolin.

"Jehudiwasthenfouryearsold. WithintwoyearsMr.Persingerdeclaredhimtobemiraculous.Therestof theworldisnowdiscoveringthesame. thing.At12thissmall,fair-haired, andstillchubbyboy,has,sohisseverestcriticssay,"nothingmoretolearn."

"ItisDresdenwhichhassettheseal onhopesalreadyawakenedin JehudiMenuhin'splayingofthethree greatviolinconcertosofthethree

ateinhisfatherandmother,atfirst unbelieving,andnowconsciousguardians,cherishingsomethingprecious placedintheircharge.Noyoung princehasamorecarefullydrawn-up planoflessonsandgamesthanthis boy,whohasneverbeentoschool,but sharesanumberofprivateteachers withhislittlesisters.For,toaddto theirburden,thereisevidenceofmote talentinthefamily.Hephzibah,aged eight,chubby,dimpled,'andbobbed haired-thechildrenlookoddlyGer. man-displaysgiftsforthepianowhich arebeingcarefullyrestrained."We keepherback,"saysthefatherfirmly. "Wedoallwecantopromotegames andhealthyexercise.Ourotherlittle girlhasthesamecravingtoplay."

"ThefirmbeliefoftheMenuhinparentsandteachersinfosteringamusicaleducationbymeansoffirst-class gramophonerecordswillinterestmany normalfamilies.Theyhavestrictly refusedtolittheboyacceptengagementsforaperiodovertwomonths everyyear.AftertheseGermanappearancestheboywillplayOuncein Paris,andthenstudyuntilheplaysin

LondonattheAlbertHallinNovena.

ber.

"AparalleltoJehudi'sfavouriteliteraturemustbesoughtinthereal-life storyoftheyoungBrontesdevouring politicalarticles.Hereadsallthe "Liberal"periodicalshisfatherwilllet himhave;heisanardentchampionet theoppressed.Hehasneverowneda pennyofhisownaspocketmoney,but heasksformoneytogiveaway.He isfondofmathematicsandgoodat languages.Hedoesnotlikethekinema,buthelovesCharlieChaplinin person.Heisaperfectlyhealthylittle boy,withafondnessforhisdinnerand apassionforice-creamsodas.He practisesonlytwo-hoursaday,becausehisteachershavediscovered thatheplaysmuchbetterafterreadingafinepoemoramovingstorythan ifhehadhadhoursofpractice.

"Pressed-toexplain,iftheycan,the parentsbelievethatthereligiousfervourofhisgrandfather,aRabbiofthe strictChassidicsect(hisparentswent toSanFranciscofromPalestine),may havebeentransmittedintomusical geniusinthis,hisdescendant."

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great"B's"wasthechallengetoGermancritics.aninvasionoftheirown ground.Afterhisrenderingonone andthesameeveningoftheBach,Beethoven,andBrahmsConcertoswiththe BerlinPhilharmonicorchestra,under BrunoWalter,itwasEinsteinhimself whocameupandsaid,withtearsin hiseyes,"Mydearlittleboy,itismany yearssinceIhavehadtheprivilege ofreceivingalessonsuchasyouhave taughtmeto-night."

"AfewnightlaterDresden,whichis alwaysdeeplysuspiciousoftakingany cuefromBerlin,hadsuspendedaperformanceattheStateOperaHouse, inordertojudgeforitself.Mr.Menuhin,theboy'sfather,toldmethathe feltthechillofcoldhostilityinthe air.NotsoJehudi,whoiscompletely unconsciousofhissurroundings.The boyplayed,andthehousestirred.The remarkableovationthatfollowedstartedspontaneouslyintheorchestra.

"TheMenuhins.fatherandmother, suspiciousofAmericanenthusiasm,are relievedtoknowthatthosewhourged themtobelieveintheirson'sgreatness wereright.Allthatothergreatviolinvirtuosihavelearnedinyearsof training,theyoungJehudiseemsto knowbyinstinct.Thepeculiarlyfull richtonesheproducesmaybeaidedby themagnificentStradivariusonwhich heplays-thegiftofanAmericanad. mirer-buthistechniqueastonishesin thesamedegreeashisemotional powers.

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ThenameofnoscientistintheCommonwealthwasbetter'knownoutside itthanthatoftheRev.Dr.Edward F.Pigot,S.J.,thediretbrofRiverview Observatory,whosedeatitwasrecentlyannounced.Hisscientificachievementsandresearchearnedtheadmirationoffellow-scientiststheworldover forthisretiringpriest,whowasas unobtrusivepersonallyashewasbrilliantasaseismologistandastronomer.Ilewasanotherofthegreatly giftedpriest-scientistswhomthegreat Ordertowhichhebelongedhasgiven totheworld.Anearlystudentof thefamousSirRobertBall,hefrequentlylistenedtolecturesdelivered bythelatterathisobservatory,near Dublin,wherehewasborninSeptember,1858,beingthusinhis71st.year atthetimeofhisnotunexpected death.

ThelateFatherPigotgraduatedat TrinityCollege,Dublin,wherehetook hisB.A.andMB.degrees.After practisingasaphysicianheentered theJesuitOrder.ComingtoAustralia,hewas,foranumberofyears, sciencemasteratRiverview.In1899

hewenttoChinatoundertakemissionarywork,buthishealthwasnot equaltothestrain,andhewasappointedtodutiesinobservatoriesnear Shanghai,wherehewasengagedfor halfadozenyearsenmagneticandastronomicalresearch.Returningto Australiain1905,hefoundedthefamousobservatoryatRiverviewCollege, wherehewasengagedasdirectorup tothetimeofhisdeath,whichv.,es precededbyanillnessofsomemonths' duration.

In1914FatherPigotvisitedEurope asadelegateoftheCommonwealth GovernmenttotheInternationalSeismologicalCongress,whichwastohave beenheld.inPetrograd.Hethen spentsometimeinEngland.The congresswasabandonedonaccountof thewar.Twoyearspriortothathe attendedasimilarcongressinManchester,andwhiletherehewasinvit-

ed.

byPrinceGlitchin,thenotedRussianseismologist,toinspecttheobservatoryatLeningrad,butcircumstancespreventedhisacceptingtheinvitation.

Honourswereshoweredonthelate FatherPigot.

Hewaselectedin1921totheAustralasianNationalResearchCouncil, underwhoseauspicesthePan-Pacific ScienceCongresswasheldin1923,at whichcongresshewasaprominent figure.Asoneofthecouncil'sdelegates,FatherPigotvisitedRomein

1922,attendingtheInternationalAs tronomicalUnion,subsequentlyvisitingthefamousobservatoriesofEuropeandAmerica.Apastpresident oftheNewSouthWalesbranchof:he BritishAstronomicalAssociation,he wasregardedasoneofthemostbrilliantmenwhoeverbelongedtothat body.FatherPigotforsometime pastdevotedhimselftoweatherpro- blems,investigatingthepossibilityof forecastingforweeksinsteadofdays, andhehaddecidedthat.withsufficientcollaborationbetweenastronomers andmeteorologists,itmightbepossibletoimproveconsiderablyupon presentforecasting.

Withallhisscientificattainments andworld-widerecognition,Father Pigotwasapriestfirstandascientist afterwards;.and,likethetruescientist, hewasameanofsimplicityandhumanity,forallhisintellectualbrilliance.

ASolemnOfficeandRequiemMass wascelebratedforthereposeofthe latepriest'ssoulatSt.Mary'sChurch. NorthSydney.Averylargenumber ofpriestswerepresent.Thefuneral tothecemeteryatGoreHillwasattendedbymanyrepresentativesofthe University.scientificandpublic bodies,andthemedicalprofession. R.I.P.

AmericanexchangesjusttohandreportthattheRev.JeromeS.Ricard, S.J.,astronomerandmemberofthe FacultyofSantaClaraUniversity, California,hasbeencriticallyilleecentlyattheUniversity'shospital;put feringfromheartdisease,andlittle hopewasheldforhisrecovery.Father Ricardis79yearsold.Throughhis theoriesontheeffectofsunspotson theweather,FatherRicard,articles uponwhomhaveappearedin"The.A.8 vocatefromtimetotime,cametobe widelyknoivnasthe"Padreofthe Rains."Hismonthlyforecastsarean institutioninCalifornia.TheLast Sacramentwasadministeredtothe strickenscientist,andaphysicianwas inconstantattendance'athisbedside. OnlyafewweeksagoFatherRicard wasmadehappybythearrivalathis observatoryoftwoseismographs,built torecordcataclysmicconvulsionsof theearth'ssurface.Theinstruments wereshippedfromEsthonia,andare sodelicatethatncecompanywouldin surethemontheirjourneyfromEurope.FatherRicardwasbornin FranceandwenttotheUnitedStates in1873.Hisdeathwill"beagreat losstoscience.

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Thisearnestmissionary,accompaniedbyhisIrishcatechists,JamesFagan andNicholasHogan,afewdaysafter hisarrivalinPerth,setoutforPort EssingtonwiththeintentionofpenetratingthenceintotheinteriortoevangelisethenortherntribesOfthenatives,whosefirstapostlehewasdestinedtobe.HeproceededtoSydney, andthencesailedforhisdestination, butwasshipwreckedinTorresStraits. Allonboardperishedexceptthecaptainoftheshipandthezealouspriest. Htmadehisway,however,tothepoor natives,whomheyearnedtoevangelise.Duringthetwiqyearsthathe labouredamongstthEmhegained aboutfourhundredofthemtoChrist. Wornoutbydiseaseandfamine,he diedatruemartyrofcharityatVictoria,inMelvilleIsland,notfarfrom thespotnowknownaitCambridge Gulf.onthe9th.June,1848.TheCommandantatPortEssingtonwroteto theSecretaryoftheArchbishopofSydnew.onthe16th.June,1848:"Your friend,theRev.AngeloConfalonieri, wasseizedwithatreacherousattack offeveronthe31st.ofMay,andcalmlyekpiredonthe0th.rust.Hereceivlahonourablehrial,hisowninstructionsbeingfaithltillycarriedout, onthemorningofthe11th.Hisremainswereaccompaniedtothetomb in-theofficersandmilitarywithall therespectthatwasdugtoamanso highlyesteemed."

TothedisciplesoftheVenerable FatherLiebermann,thefounderof theSocietyoftheImmaculateHeart ofMary,wasallottedthemission amongtheaboriginalsofAlbanyand tiltsoutherncoast.Oneofthem, however,FatherBouchet,wassummonedtohisrewardafewdaysafter theirarrivalinPerth.Theothertwo priests.FathersThevaux(Superior) andThierse,withtwolaybrothers,set cutfullofcouragefortheirmission field.Theyfoundbutfewfriendly bribesofnatives,and,asthesewere on-aantlychangingtheirabode,but littleimpressioncouldbemadeupon them.Themissionariescouldnot speakEnglish.andhencetheyreeivednocordialwelcomefromthe Europeansettlers.TheirfoodsuppliesbroughtfromPerthwerequickly exhausted.Indeedafewkegsof flourwasallthattheBishopcould givethem.Theysettleddownonthe bankofafreshwaterlake,called LakeMatilda.an&solongastheir ammunitionlasted,theyendeavoured tryprovidethemselveswithkangaroo andothergamefromtheneighbouring forests.Theyalsoentrappedwild fowlonthelake.Somepatchesof landwerecultivatedwhich,however, yieldedaverypoorreturn.Their houseandchapelwereonlywretched huts.hastilyconstructedwithbranches oftrees.Theirwholecongregation didnotnumbermorethanadozen poorsettlers.someofwhomhadto travelagreatdistance.Theirconditionsoonbecametrulydesolate.Food. Ammunition.eventhewineforthe alter.begantofail.Theirclothes weresotatteredthat-themissionaries werecompelledtomakesoutanesof thefewlinensheetstheyhadbrought fromFrance.InthelifeoftheVenerableFatherLiebermannwearetold thatheshedtearsofemotiononhearing9ftheprivationsandsufferingsof his,devotedmissionaries.InaccordancewithinstructionsfromPropaganda,lietransferredthoseearnest menfromthesterilefieldofGeorge's Soundtomorefruitfullabourinthe Mauritius.

hadtohaltatBarden'sHill,amileor sofromthecity,tillsomeremedy couldbeappliedforhistatteredgarments.ACatholicladyinPerthprovidedapairofshoes,andsewedtogetheranewcassock,andthusenabledhimtoenterthecityindecent garb.ButtheBishopcouldgiveno aid.Nemodatquodnonhabet.The Bishopwashimselfthepoorestofall themissionaries.Atthesuggestionof someProtestantsympathisers,aconcertwasgiven.DomSalvadowasan accomplishedmusician.AJewishcitizenbecame'the,chiefpatronofthe musicalentertainment.TheProtestantministerlenthispiano,andona memorableeveningthemissionaryfor threehoursdiscoursedmosteloquent music,charmingtlgePerthaudience, andwiththeresultofobtainingsufficientfundstorelievethepressing wantsoftheBenedictinesettlement: Adrayandateamofbullockswere purchased,whichDomSalvadohimselfdrovebackthroughthebushwell ladenwithprovisions.Itwasfound, however,thatthelandonwhichthey hadbeguntheirtoilwasalreadyselectedbysomeearlysettler,sotheymovedontoaplotoffortyacres,granted thembytheGovernment,onthe MooreRiver,abouteighty-fourmiles fromthecapital,and,there,onthe 1st.ofMarch,1847.werelaidthefoundationsofthegreatBenedictineMonastery,towhichwasgiventhename ofNewNorcia.Here,onthefollowing13th.ofMarch,washeldthefisst DiocesanSynodofWesternAustralia, theBishoppresiding.andtheclergy beingrepresentedbythreepriests. FathersJoostens,Serra.andSalvado, withsomecatechists.Itwasresolved tosendDomSerratocollectfundsin Europeinaidofthemission.Itwas deemedimperativeintheinterestsof thenativestosecureatractofland ofabout2,500acresaroundthemonastery,asapermanentreservesettlement,and,foritspurchase,thePiehop,bypromissorynote,guaranteed thepaymentof£1,280.

decidedonappointingDr.Serra,who wasasyetinEurope,-tothatpost. Ilewasaccordingly,byBriefofthe 25th.ofJuly,1849,translatedfromthe DioceseofPortVictoriatothatof Dauliainpartibus,andappointedCoadjutorofPerthandAdministratorof thetemporalitiesoftheSee.Atthe sametimeDomSalvadowasappointed BishopofPortVictoria,andreceived theEpiscopalconsecrationinNaples atthehandofCardinalFransoni,on the15th.August,1849. Thereadermayexpectsomenotice ofthesedistinguishedBenedictine monks,DomSerraandDomSalvado, towhomrepeatedreferencehasbeen alreadymade,andwillhereafterbe madeinthepresentchapter.Spaniardsby.birth,theyatanearlyage embracedthemonasticlifeinthe nobleAbbeyofSt.MartinofConipostella.OnthesuppressionofthereligioushousesinSpain,theybetook themselvestoItaly,andwereadmitted totheMonasteryofLaCava,near Salerno,inSouthernItaly.There theywereformallyaggregatedtothe CassineseBenedictineCongregation. Theyfeltthemselves,however,irresistiblydrawntowardstheforeignmissions,andproceedingtoRome,with thesanctionoftheirAbbot,placed themselvesatthedisposalofMonsignor&mai,atthattimeSecretary oftheSacredCongregationofPropaganda.Theirvisitto.Romehappened tocoincidewiththeappointmentof Dr.BradytotheSeeofPerth.Hear-

ingofthedesireoftheworthymonks tolabourintheforeignmissions,the zealousBishopinvitedthemtoaccostsanyhimtohisdistantmissionaryfield, andtheygladlyconsented.Onthe 5th.ofJune,1845,theyhadaspecial audienceoftheHolyFather,Pope GregorytheXVI.,himselfasonofSt. Benedict,whoencouragedthemtopersevereintheirpiousresolution,andat thecloseofabeautifulexhortation usedtheremarkablewords;"Forget notthatyouarechildrenofthatgreat patriarchourblessedfatherBenedict, bemindfuloftheexamplesetyouby thoseapostolicmen,ourbrethren,who ofoldnotonlyconvertedtothefaith somanynationsandpeoples,butlikewiseinstructedtheminthewaysof civilisationandtheartsofcultured life,andrememberthatyouareenteringonaworkliketotheirs.Andnow goforth,andmaytheblessingofthe CoilofHeavendescend,,nyouand ontheworkwhichyouhaveunder. taken."Wemaynowresumeour narrative.

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ThecentralmissiontotheaboriginalwasconfidedtotheSpanish Fathers,DomSerra.asSuperior,and DomSalvadoashisassistant.It hadfromthefirsttoweathermanya storm.buttheperseverance,zeal,and sacrificeofthezealousmissionaries overcamealldifficulties,andwereat lengthcrownedwithsuccess.Inthe monthofFebruary.1,846,theysetout fromPerthinsearchofasiteforthe missionarysettlement.Anailingvalley,borderingonafreshwaterrallyin theVictoriaPlains.wasselectedas theirhaltingplace.Withtheirown handstheBenedictineFatherscommencedthetaskofbuildingatemporaryhabitation.clearingtheground Hoftimber,andplantingvariousseeds... Thenativeswereattractedbythese novelproceedings,and,onreceiptof foodandsomearticlesofornamentor dress,becamefriendlyandgaveahelpinghand.Thesupplies,however,becametoosoonexhausted.Forsome weekstheonlyfoodonwhichthe monksandtheircompanionssubsisted wasalittlericeandthelizardsand theinsectspickedupinthebush.Dom SalvadowassenttoPerthtoappeal totheBishopfor'relief.Sosadwas theplightofraggednesstowhichthe goodmissionarywasreduced,thatbe

DomSerrawasmostsuccessful,in the'arduoustaskofcollectingfunds, largesumsbeingcontributedbyvariousBenedictinemonasteriesinItaly andseveralgenerousfriends,particularlyinSpain.Atthistime,Port Essington.or.asitwasbetterknown inEurope,PortVictoria,wasmarked outbytheHomeGovernmentfora newcolony,anditwasconsideredopportunetoappointaBishoptopreparethefoundationsofanewDiocese there.DomSerra,beforereturningto Australia,waschosenforthatmissionaryfieldonthe7th.ofJuly,1847, andwasconsecratedBishopofPort VictoriabyCardinalFransoni,Prefect oftheSacredCongregationofPropaganda,assistedbytheMostRev.Dr. McHale,ArchbishopofTuam,and MostRev.Dr.Nicholson.Archbishop ofCorfu.onthe15th.ofAugustfollowing. Inthemeantimetheresourcesofthe DioceseofPerthwerecompletely swampedbytheever-increasingdebts andtheaccumulatinginterest.The debtincurred,bytheRightRev.Dr. Bradyforthemissionin1845was £2,492lls6d;ip1846therewasanadditionaldebtof£1.604Rs4d:'in1847 anotherdebtof£1,956lOs6d:in1848 astilllargerdebtof£2,53312slid: andin1849afartherdebtof£1,364is 3d,makingatotalofalmost£10,000. Whataddedtothealarm,itwasrumouredthatthesumscollectedbyDr. Serrawerenowtobeappliedtothe PortVictoriaDiocese.AsalastresourceDomSalvadowascommissioned bytheBishoptoproceedtoEurope, and,followinginthefootstepsofhis Benedictinebrother,tocollectfunds topayofftheDiocesandebts.Father JoostenshadinthemeantimeabandonedthemissionandsailedforBatavia,and,asthusonthedepartureof DomSalvado,notasinglepriest wouldremainintheDiocese,theBishopdeemeditexpedienttopromoteto thepriesthoodayoungIrishcatechist namedDonovan.Mattersbeingthus avenged,DomSalvadosailedfrom ,FremantleforEuropeonthe8th.of January.1849,justthreeyearsafter hisarrivalinthecolony.

The'Bishophadleftnothingundone tomeetthemonetarycrisis.Hehad soldoutsomevaluablepropertywhich heheldinMauritius,andpaidthe proceedstothecreditors.Thesum receivedfromtheSocietyforthePropagationoftheFaithhadbeenappliedinlikemanner.Andnow,reducedtoextremepoverty,hewasso weariedandworriedbythemonetary difficultiesthatbesethim,andbythe manypastoralanxietiesthatareinseparablefroma-newlyfoundedmission,thathishealthofmindandbody begantofail.HeanpliefltotheHoly SeeforaCoadjutor.ThePropaganda

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inThePerthPlan,whichBrowne andNolan,Ltd.,Dublin(availableat "TheRecord"Office),publishedforme in1928,IhaveoutlinedtheCorrespondenceSchemeofReligiousInstructitanforChildreninthe-BuskfarremovedfromChurchandCatholic 6c)10,)1. Itsbeginningsweremodest andduringitsearlyyearsthememberswerefew.TheSummerSchooltamp,whichweheldattheBrighton hotel,sogenerouslydonatedbyMr. T.'G.A.Molloy,broughtthescheme anditsneedsbeforethepublic.On bee-ember22,1926,weopenedthedoors oftheCampSchoolto110countrychil. area,whomweaffectionatelycalled rishies."Theycame,fromthefour dersoftheState-Australian,Irish, English,andScotch,withanItalian andaRoumanianthrownin.The 6cheel-Campwastheblossomingofthe "ReligionbyPost"Scheme,organised an1923.ThelastingfruitoftheCottesloeexperimentwastoawakenparemsinthebushtoasenseoftheir responsibilityandtoarouseinterest amongtheCatholicsofcityandtown inourworIforthespirituallyneedy childreninthebush.Itwasacamp an,!aschool.Theforenoonwasde. 'vmedtoChristianDoctrineandthe afternoonwasspentinsport.FourteenSistersdevotedtheirwell-earned holidaystotheworkofpreparingthe boysfirtheSacraments,andanumberofladies,underMrs.Maxwell,cateredforthem.Therewasmorning MassinCottesloeChurchandevening devotionsattheLoretoGrottonearby Wehadapublicprocessionof theBlessedSacrament,andevena 'retreat"givenbyanOblateFather. WebroughttheboysaroundCatholic Perth.visitingallthereligiousinstitution,andwhattheysaw,perhaps morethanwhattheyheard,leftanimpressionontheirreceptivemindsthat timewillnotefface.Canwerepeat theexperiment?TheBrightonHotel isnolongeravailable.Grantusa home,equallysuitable,andIshallwillinglyundertakeitagain.Iknowthat MrMolloy,"thefatheroftheBusbies," centemplatesleavingusapermanent homeforthisspiritualcrusade,andI hopeallwilljoininprayingthat-"the MolloyInstituteforChildreninthe B,4"willcomesoon.

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inourcountrytownsthereareprimaryschoolswhichtakeboarders. 1 haveappealedtotheparentstosend theirchildrenthereuntiltheyarepreparedfortheSacraments.Topopularisethisidea,Ihavecollected,mainlythroughthe"Bushies'Ball,"which unfortunately,wasallowedtodieduringInvabsence.sufficientmoneyto ofi,rscholarshipstochildrenwhohad sotreceivedtheSacraments.The Sistersacceptedaminimumfeeof10s. aweek,whichbarelycoveredtheexpensesofbOard.Theschoolshave takenbrothersandsisters.Manyof ourcountryconventshavetakenin, andaretakingintd-day,childrenwho areunabletopay,andforwhomwe havenotsufficientmoneytomeetthe feeof10s.perkeek.Butthenfew ofusrealise,oreverappreciate,the amountofhiddencharitythatisdaily practicedinourconventsincityand country.Theschemeofscholarships atcountryboardingschoolsseemsto hethebestsolutionforthisproblem. ThechildrenwillreceivetheSacraments,andonthatfoundationwecan securebettersuccessthroughourcorrespondenceclassesconductednow fromVictoriaSquare,WestPerth, Swanbourne,Fremantle,Albany,Katanning,-Coolgardie,andDongarra.The lettersofRev.Dr.KearnanfromManiimup,andofFatherLangmead,from Esperance,speakmoreeloquentlythan everIcouldoftheadvantages,and theurgentneedofthismissionamong thechildreninthebush.

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OnSunday,May26,theminiature churchofSt.Joseph,atManijmup, wasfilledtooverflowingbythelarge crowdwhohadcometowitnessthe ArchbishopconfertheHolySacrament ofConfirmation.Favouree/aftersomas' heavyrainbythebrilliancyofa sunnydayofMay,andbythefreshnessthatbelongstothevirginforest, manyoftheparentshadcomefrom allpartstorealisetheircherishedwish ofbeingpresentfortheoccasion.Who candescribetheprideandthefeelings oftheheartsofthoseparentsaswith

struction.Todosomethingtosolve thisproblem,fiftyofthesechildrenhad beeninvitedtospendafortnightat theManjimupConventBoarding Schoolwhere,underthekindcareof theSistersofSt.Joseph,theycouldbe presentatthebeautifulmissionconductedbyVeryRev.FatherHannigan, oftheMonastery,NorthPerth,andat. thesametimebeprepared,somefor theirfirstConfessionandHolyCommunion,.someforConfirmation,while inisolatedcases,itwasnecessary.to beginbyteachingthemtoblessthemselvesandtosaytheirprayers. Itmaybeofinteresttomanyto knowexactlyjustwhatwasdone,becausemanyhavelearnedfromthepen

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Thisgroupof46childrencametoboardatManjimupConventfor twoweeks,andweretherepreparedfortheSacraments,andonSunday, May26th.,receivedConfirmationfromHisGracetheArchbishop.The schemewasfinancedthroughreceiptsiromthelastBushies'Ball.ProvisionhasbeenmadetodothesameforchildrenintheBusseltonand Jarrandaledistricts.During1927,47childrenweregrantedscholarships atBusselton,37atJarrandale,15atWagin,andmanysmallergroupsat theothercountryConventSchools.Whatawidefieldthereisfor 'apostles,whowillhelptofinancethisscheme,sothateveryCatholicchild inthebushshallbepreparedfortheSacramentsinacountryboardingschool.Already,throughAuntBessy'sCorner,Ihavgbegunthismission,andIamsurethechildrenwilltakeitupmostenthusiastically. Thereissomuchtodo,however,thatwecannotleaveitalltothechildren.WhatareoursocietiesofwomendoingintheApcntolateofsowing theseed,"whichistheWc,rdofGod? InU.S.A.,theNationalCatholic Women'sCouncilhaveacceptedasitschiefmissionthereligiouseducationofthechildinruraldistricts,whichcannotsupportaCatholicschool. Inmanyruraldistricts,schoolsofChristianDoctrineareheldduringthe summervacation.AreourwomeninW.A.lessapostolic?Icannotbelieveit.Theyneedbuttobeshowntheworkandhowtodoit.Iam willingandreadytoaddressanygroupofwomenontl)eBushmission.

wraptattentiontheylistenedtothe solemnrepetitionofthatactofFaith madeontheirbehalfbytheirGodparentsatthebaptismalfont.With whateagereyestheywatchevery movementoftheirchildatitwendsits waytothealtarrailsandkneelsbefore theArchbishoptohavethesignof Christ'sCrossimprintedonitsforeheadwiththeholyoilofchism.How itallbringsbackthememoryofthe day,longpastnow,whentheythemselvestooktheirplaceamongasimilarbandfortheself-sameceremelny. B'ut,ifSunday,May26,wasadayto berememberedbytheparents,itwas nonethelessforthechildrenthemselves.Formanyoftheirnumberit wasthedaynotonlyoftheirConfirmation,but,greaterstill,oftheir firstHolyCommunionalso.

Whatvisitoronenteringthechurch andlookingatthoserowsofchildren, sotastefullydressedfortheoccasion, wouldforamomenthavethoughtthat afortnightagotheseselfsamechildrenwouldhavebeenfoundscattered hereandthereonfarmshiddenaway intheheartofthebush,orinterspersedinalldirectionsamongthe manyStateschoolsofthevariousmills andgroupsettlements.Catholicsoften complainthatsomanyofthecountry childrengrowupcarelessandindifferentinthematterofreligion.,They do,butcanweexpectthesepoorchildrentopractiseareligiontheyhave neverlearnedtoknow?Bynature theyaresogood.Theylovetohear ofGodandofwhatGodhasdoneand sufferedforthem.Thedifficultyis togetatthemtogivethemthein-

ofFatherMcMahon,theprimemover orthemovement,oftheBushies' Scheme,andirhasbeenhishelpand thefinancialhelpderivedfromthe effortsofthecommitteeresponsible fortheannual"Busbies'Ball,"that madeitpossiblefortheSistersof Manjimuptodowhatwasdoneforthe Catholicchildrenofthisextremityof theSouth-West.And,mqreover,itis impossiblethat,withcertainmodifications,accordingtothedifferentcircumstances,whatwasdoneatManji-

mupmaybefoundpracticableino*er centresoftheState.

Threeyearsago,atthetimeofthe lassmissionbyFatherBrown,C.SS.R., amitereffortwasmade,and25childrenwerebrougttinforinstruction. Thistime,byenclosingwithasbestos awideverandah,theaccommodation waspracticallydoubled.Ofthe53 childreninvitedtotakeadvantageof theoportunity,46actuallyarrived,a few,unfortunately,beingpreventedfromcomingbysickness,andafew fromwantofthenecessaryclothing. Eachwasaskedtobringinsufficient warmclothingforthefortnight,and, ifpossible,oneortwo,blanketsor rugs.Everythingelsewasfoundfor them.Thisyearonlychildrenofnine yearsandoverweretaken,inthehope thattheyoungeroneswill,getanop- portunitynextyear.

Nexttotheproblemofshelteringso manylittleguestscamethatofpro-vidingbedsandbedding.Therewere onhandfromthelastmission,thanks tothecommitteementionedabove,sufficientbeds,sheetsandblanketsfor 20children.Toarrangefortheremaining26wouldhavebeendifficult wereitnotforthegenerousco-opera- tionoftheCatholicpeopleofthe town,butwiththishelpalldifficulties vanished.Somewereabletolend beds,someblankets,somemattresses, whileothersofferedtoaccommodate someofthepermanentboardersis theirhomesforthefortnight,tomake roomforthenewcomers.Last,but notleast,camethequestionoffood supplies.Toprovidefor20healthy appetitiesatordinarytimesisno trifle,butwhenthatnumberissuddenlyincreasedto60,theSisterin chargeofthekitchenisinfora,busy time.Fiftyloavesofbreadaday disappearedwithwonderfuleaseinto those60delicateconstitutions,anda noticeablepartialityforpotatoesand cabbagebetrayedunmistakeableevidenceoftheancestryofmostofthe guests.Apples,too,andpears,there were thesackful,andthereisno doubtthatjusticewasdonetothe generousdonationsofMessrs.Paul B'rennan,P.Collins,A.Fontanini,J. Piggott,M.Kilrain.C.Rooney,and otherstoonumeroustomention-donationsasgenerousaswastheseasonenjoyedthisyearbytheorchardistsof thedistrict.Donations,too,ofcook- ingfromtheladiesweremanyand mostacceptable.

AstothepartplayedbytheSisters. nowordscouldadequatelydesCribe thekindnessandattentiontheylavishedupontheirmanvguests.Order androutineforthefortnighthadto takesecondconsideration.Fromfive o'clockinthemorningtilltenat nightduringthebusydaysofthe mission,therewasnostopping.It wasamagnificenteffortonthepartof fiveSistersto.teichschoolandatthe sametimetoattendtosomanychildren.Butfromnoonecouldthe visitorshavereceivedamorehearty yelcomethanfromthepermanent °carders.Sometheyhadmetatthe formermission,otherswerestrangers forthemoment,butsoontheclosest offriends,andwhenthetimecame forpartingtherewasmanyanaffectionate"good-bye,anddon'tforgetto writesoon."

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Onelastimpressionitmaybepardonabletorecall-thewillingness onthepartofthechildrentodo whattheycouldtohelptheSisters. Milkingthecowscameasnaturalto boys-broughtuponfarmsIstaking theirbreakfast;peelinghalfasackof potatoesadaywasalesscongenial occupationforboys,butthethought ofadinnerminuspotatoesdidnot appeal,andtheanticipationofacoup],ofapplesasarewardfortheir patiencedidtherestwithoutanyappealtothearbitrationcourt.Many amotherwouldhavegrowngreenwith envyatthethoughtcouldsheonly getthemtodothesameathome? Ofthegirls,thesameremarkholds good.Allthebiggergirlsdelighted inhelping,thosefromNo.1Milldistinguishingthemselvesespecially, givingasplendidproofofthetraining theyhadreceivedintheirhomesfrom theirmothers.Thesehadnoteven tobeaskedtohelp,butalmosttook chargeofthekitchenfromthethemomenttheyarrived.

Duringthefortnightspecialinstructionsweregiventothechildrenonthe SacramentsbyFatherHannigan,who wasuntiringinhiseffortsthroughout thewholetime.Twoorthreeboys fromeachcentreweretaughttheservingofMass,andtheoldergirlsshown howtoarrangethealtar.Games,too, werenotneglected,bothboysandgirls havingmanyanexcitingcontest.

Theexperiment,ifexperimentitcan becalled,provedawewl.rfulsuccess, andwhenthetimecametoleave,and thechildrenwenttosay"good-bye,"it wastofiveSisters,tired,indeed,and wearyfromthefortnight'sheavy workandresponsibility,buthappyand feelingamplyrepaidforitallbythe thoughtthattheyhadbeenabletodo somethingfortheselittleones,tohelp themknowbetterandlovemorethe Godtowhomallchildrenaresodear.

MOTORTRANSPORTIN LEONORA.

Rev.FatherLangmeadwrites: Leonora. DearFatherMcMahon,Inaccordancewiththewishyouexpressedrecently,Inowencloseashort accountoftheworkingofmymotor transportschemefortheGwaliachildren.

WhenIfirstcametoLeonoradistrict,therewere45Catholicchildren attendingtheGwaliaStateSchool.In ordertosecureeffectivereligioustrainingforthesechildren,Iwasaskedto openaschoolinGwalia.Todothis, however,wouldinvolvealargeexpenditure,which,inviewoftheprecarious stateofthemine,Iconsideredunthinkable.Furthermore,suchaschool wouldrequiretwoteachers,andas nonecouldbeobtainedfromCoolgardie,Ithoughtitintheinterestsof efficiencybettertoconcentrateour effortsontheLeonoraschool.For thatreason,Ienteredintoacontract withamotorfirmheretobringinthe childrenfromGwaliatotheConvent School,andtotakethemhomeinthe evening.Inordernottohavean obstacleonaccountofexpense,andto ensurethatthenunswouldreceiveregularschoolmoney,Idecidedtohave thechildrencarriedfree;andcharged thecontractprice(30s.aweekupto theparishaccount.Atfirstonly12 childrenavailedthemselvesofthisopportunity;laterthenumberroseto32, sevenofwhomwereProtestants.At thisstagewehadintheConvent School84pupils,andonly16Catholic childrenintheGwaliaStateSchool.

ThisisbrieflytheschemethatI spokeoftoyouwhenIwasinPerth, andIthankyouverysincerelyforthe interestyouhaveshown,andtrustyou maysoonbeinapositiontogivegood andencouragingnewstoDr.Kennedy.

FATHERLANGMEAD.

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Weareincompleteaccordwiththe drivethatisnowcontemplatedtoextendtheworkoftheCatholicTruth Society,inWesternAustralia.To date,thevaluablepublicationsissued bytheA.C.TS.havenothadthecirculationintheWestthattheydeserve.Lackoforganisationanddirectionaretheexplanation.The VincentdePaulSocietyhasappointed adirectorwhoisdevotingallhisenergiestothiswork,andfurtherinto' illationaboutsuppliesofpamphlets shouldbeaddressedto:Mr.W.B. Dickinson,St.VincentdePaulOffice, 52RoyalArcade,Perth.Eachmonth "TheRecord"willpublishanaril. nouncementofsuitablebooks,devotional,liturgicalandfiction.The spreadingofCatholicTruthisaDivine work,andcallstoitsstandardthezealousandapostolicmembersofthe Church.Inthiswork,asinevery workthatisworthwhile,whatisneededissustainedeffort.Enthusiastswe haveinnumbers,but,unfortunately, theirenthusiasmwanesquickly,and theirstaying-powerdies.Theglamour ofanewmovementcatchesmany,but fewsurvivetheconstantmonotonous workthatkeepssuchmovementsalive andworking./layefforttospread theGoodTidingirthroughCatholic Truthpamphletsshouldneverbedependantonanyoneindividualorany smallgroup.Organisationmakessuch effortsindependentofindividuals,and setsthemontheirwayworkingautomaticallywithsomeattention.Consequently,ifwearetohavesustained effortinthisdrive,wemustbuildup anorganisationthatwillrunon smoothly,nomatterwhomaybeat thewheel.Thatorganisationcanbe setupbytheVincentdePaulSociety workingwithPastor,Churchand School.Thesuggestionisthateach pastorwillhaveaC.T.S.boxinhis church,andthatthecareofthatbox hegiventothechildrenintheparochialschoolundertheguidanceofthe Sisters.Thechildrenwillgladlyassumethisresponsibility.Asmallcommitteeoftheolderchildrenmightbe appointedasdirectors,andunder themgroupsofchildrenshouldtake careoftheC.T.S.boxinturn,fulfillingthedutyforamonth.Arequest ismadetothepastortoannounce onceamonththenewbooksthathave arrivedinthebox.Itisessentialfor successthatthehooksbechanged eachmonth.Varietyofwaresand anoccasionalreminderfromthealtar willdomuchtospreadtheapostolic workoftheC.T.S. Herethenisasummaryofourproposedorganisation:

1.Weappealtothepastorstoplace aC.T.S.boxintheirchurches.

2.Werequestthepastorstoappoint thechildrenoftheparochialschoolsto thechargeofthatbox.

Oats:Themarkethasbeenwellsupplied,withlowervaluesbeingacceptedduringtheweek.To-dayforone truckofGuyras3/2perbushelwas obtained,whilstanothertruckofclean Algeriansrealised3/-.Mediumfeeds areworth2/8to2/10.

Wheat:Supplieshavebeengreater

Topreventover-crowdingthecar,ora doublejourney,amotortruckwas used,andalittleirritationwasfeltby complaintsfromtheRoadsBoardsecretary;andononeoccasionthedriver showedmealetterfromtheRoads Boardsecretarycomplainingofovercrowding,andthreateningproceedingswithoutfurthernotice.Toovercomethisdifficulty,wheneverIwas homeIusedmycaralso.Lastyear wecommencedwith23children,and finishedwith17.Thisyearweshall haveonly11Catholicchildren.This decreaseismostlyaccountedforby familiesleavingthedistrict,orchildrenleavingschool,andasmallnumberofnewonestakingtheirplaces.

Now,onthisschemeIhavespentin twoandahalfyears£12910s.The onlyoutsidehelpwehavereceivedto dateis£10.Now,inaskingyou, Father,forasubsidy,naturallywe shallfeelverygratefulforanyhelp youcanobtainforus;butwithyour permission,mayIsuggesthelptothis extent:2/6perCatholicchildperweek.

3.Werequestthepastorstomention theC.T.S.fromthealtar,oncea month,andtodrawtheattentionof thepeopletothenewpamphletsin thebox.

4.WerequestthepastorsandparochialschoolstosendforfurtherparticularsandC.T.S.pamphletstothe newdirector:Mr.W.B.Dickinson,52 RoyalArcade,Perth.

5.Wedirectallinterestedinthis apostolicworktoreadoureditorialin thisissue.

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indemand,andasaconsequence valueshavebeenmucheasier,f.a.q. sellingdownto4/3}perbuthelduring theweek.To-day,withaslightlybetterdemand,upto4/4kwasobtained forthisquality.Mediumsamplesare worth4/-to4/2,andinferioratlower value,accordingtoquality.

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DEATHOFREV.PATRICKLYNCH

ABelovedPastorGoestoHisReward SOLEMNREQUIEMATMAYLANDS

ThefollowingcablemessagewasreceivedattheArchbishop'sPalaceon Mondaymorninglast:

BOMBAY,June8,8.15p.m.-ArchbishopClune:FatherPatrickLynch diedpeacefullywithallsacramentson Friday,June7,andwasburiedin JesuitsCemetery,Bombay.-(Signed) Duhr,PrincipalSt.Xavier'sCollege, Bombay.

Thisannouncementofthedeathof oneofthebestknownandmostactive ofourclergy,thewell-belovedpastor ofMaylands,cameasaterribleshock totheArchbishopandtotheCathedral clergy.Whenthesadnewswasmade publicitcausedwidespreadsorrow amonghismanyfriends.inthecity, andespeciallythroughouttheparishof MaylandsandBayswater,whereforthe ittwentyyears,throughthosevaryphasesoflabourthatareincidental tothegrowlandequipmentofa suburbanparish,hezealouslyandlabourouslytoiledfortheadvancementof religionandthecareofsouls.He wasnolaggardinhiswork,fromdawn todewyeve,inshineorshadow,he wasabouthisMaster'sbusiness,visitingthesickandthesorrowful,bringingtheconsolationsofreligiontothe dying,seekingthetepidonesofhis !Lock,counsellingthecareless,and everywherehewenthischeerful,kindlyfacebroughtagleamofpleasure. ratherPatLynchwasknownthrough. outthelengthandbreadthofthe State,anditissafetosayhehadn't anenemyanywhere;hisnaturewas toogenerous,hishearttoocharitable towilfullyhurtanyone.Hewasthe soulofgoodnature,andwithoutnoise orpublicbruitingmanycharitable deedsweredoneinsecretbyhimfor thepoorandneedy-andtheysurely wi:1beregisteredinhisfavourbythe All-SeeingOne.

Itishardtorealisethatthisbig, kindlypriest,wholefthisparishlast A.,:gustonavisittohisrelativesin Ireland,andwhoparticipatedinthe greatEucharisticCongressceremonies, seeminglyrobustandwiththepromise CAmanyyearsofworkbeforehim, shouldnowbesleepinghislongsleepin aforeignland,farfromhisfriends. Hisgreatdesirewouldhavebeen,no dubtotoresthislastrestamonghis kithandkininhisownlovednative land,andifthatcouldnotbe-tosleep hislongsleepinthatlittlet2utenlargingplotatKarrakatta,whereso manyofhisbrotherpriestsarekeepingtheirtrystwithDeath.ButGod inHiswisdomordainedotherwise.He restsamongfriends,andinthegood companyofthesonsofLoyola.He hadbeenfavouredverymuchthatin hsdyinghehadthelastconsolations ofMAherChurch,andhispassing,may wenothope,fromearthtoheaven, was-painlessandverypeaceful.There weremanylovabletraitsinhischaracter.whichthosewhoknewhimwell willremember.Hewasconsiderate totheaged,andtothesickinhospitalhewasunfailinginhisvisits.Often hewouldbreakinuponusat''TheRecord"withaclaimforsomereading "matterfor"thehospital,"andonehad tobeverywatchfulortheEditor'sexchangesandothernewstreasures woulddisappear.Thelittle_school childrenforwithinmilesofthecity knewhim,andwereamonghisbest workersforthecharitiesofhisparish. Hewasrarelywithoutabundleoftic. ketsforaconcertorsomeothercharityfunctioninhispockets,andhe neverfailedtofindthelittlechildren readytohelphim.Hewascultured andwellread.Manyyearsagohe wasforabrieftimeEditorofthis paper,andremaineduntotheendone ofitsbestfriends.Wewillmisshis cheerfulkindlyfaceattheofficeon publicationday,lookingforanadvance copyofthepaper.andshallalwaysrememberhimwiththemostkindly thoughts.Maythehardsoilofa North-Easternlandlaylightlyonhim, andthepeacefulsleepofthejustbe ThelateFatherLynchwasbornin Virginia,CountyClare,Ireland,54 yearsago.Hisecclesiasticalstudies

weremadeatAllHallowsCollege, Dublin,wherehewasordainedinthe year1900.HecametothisState shortlyafillIrwards,and'beganhis priestly'workatYork,andlateron theGoldfields,afterwhichhecameto PerthandwasgivenchargeofMaylands-Bayswaterparish.Duringhis longassociationwiththatparishhe showedapostoliczealinthedischarge ofthedutiesofhissacredoffice.For manyyearshisworkwasdifficult, tediousandtiring.Twentyyearsago theparishwasleanandundeveloped. Hisvisitationworkwasoverrough areas,andthefaithfulwerefewand scattered.Hispresbyterywasa rudeshack,hiscomfortswereyetto be.Courage,determination,andan

indomitablewilltosucceedhelped himtoshapefrompoorbeginningsa parishthatcanbearcomparisonwith anyinthemetropolitanarea.T'ie ChurchofOurLady,QueenofMartyrs,onMt.Carmel,builtatacostof about£8,000,isabeautifulexampleof ChurcharchitectureAndoccupiesa sitethatcannotbeexcelledanywhere.InitsstatelygrandeuritcommandstheattentionofthewaYfarer, andinpointofbeautywouldbean ornamenttoanycity.Intheopinion ofnolessajudgethatArchbishop Mannix,itissplendidvalueforthe money.Itishisbestandmosten duringmonument.

FatherLynchwasformanyyears, anduntilthecaresofhisparishdemandedallhisattention,anardent workerfortheH.A.C.B.Society,of whichhewasamember.Hewas theircounsellor,guideandgoodfamiliarfriend-andonseveraloccasions filledsuperiorofficesontheDistrict Boardandatconferences.Hisname isahouseholdwordwiththefraternityinalltheStates.Theorderloses inhimagoodworkerandfriind.All throughhislifehekeptinhieshearta realloveforhisnativeland,andwas deeplyinterestedinhermovingfortunes.Hehadanabidingfaithin theultimatetriumphoftheHome Rulemovementanditsleaders,andwe recallhisgriefwhenthatmovement wasdisruptedbytheeventswhichfollowedEasterWeekandthesubsequentpartitionofNorth-EastIre-

land-theSix-CountyState.Yet therewasnoangerinhisheartfor thisclipped-offbitofIreland;itwas to Irelandstill.Norwouldhe hearahardwordsaidofUlster:"I camefromthere,"hewouldsay,affectionately,andthatseemedtosettleall argumentamongsthisfriends.

Inadditiontothesplendidchurch ofOurLadyQueenofMartyrs,at Maylands,thereisalsoacommodious conventandschool,conductedbythe SistersofNotreDamedesMissions, andacomfortablepresbytery.At Bayswaterthereisalsoasubstantial brickchurch.Provisionhasalsobeen madeforfutureneedsintheoutlying partsoftheparish.Ithasgrownconsiderablyinrecentyears,andthewide gapsthatoncewerebetweenthepar. ishandthecityhavemeltedaway. Theprogressof20yearshasextended thelimitsofsettlementuntilcityand suburbnowmeet.

OnSundayeveninglastapreliminarymeetingwascalledtobeginarrangementsbytheparishionersfora worthy.receptionoftheirpastoron hishome-coming.Alas!manproposes,butGoddisposes.OnWednesdaymorninglastaRequiemMass wassunginstead.

THESOLEMNREQUIEM.

OnWednesdaymorningaSolemn RequiemMasswassungbyHisGrace theArchbishop;VeryRev.Father Hannigan,C.SS.R.,deacon;Rev. FatherPurcell,0.M.I.,sub-deacon; MonsignorFagan,M.C.TheMaylands churchwascrowded,representativescf variousCatholicsocietiesattended,and agreatgatheringofinetkpolitanand countryclergy.Thepriests'choir chantedtheRequiem.Theclergy presentwereRt.Rev.MonsignorVerling,V.G.,VeryRev.FatherNeville, 0.M.I.,Rev.FathersKenny,OM.I., Sk4nnon,C.SS.R.,Mitchell,C.SS.R., DeanBrennan,Rev.FathersHayes, Cro*ley,O'Neill,Moloney,Kearin, ,('Reilly,Briody(Collie),O'Grady (Dardanup),M.Reidy(Katanning), O'Callaghan(Beverley),Lynch(Jarrandale),Finnegan,Prendiville,Collins,O'Connor,Kenny,Sullivan,Donagher,McArdle,andMcMahon.

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Wehaveassembledherethismorningtodischargeasacred,butatthe sametime,averysadandmelancholy duty,viz.,toassistattheRequiem Massforthereposeofthesoulofone ofthemostesteemedandpopular priestsoftheArchdiocese-thelate FatherLynch.Lessthanayearago heleftus,apparentlyinhisusual robusthealth.FirstofallheattendedthegreatEucharisticCongress inSydney,wherehewasespecially courteousandhelpfultovisitorsfrom thisState.Thenheembarkedonthe homewardtrip,viaAmerica-atrip hehadearnestlylookedforwardto-a holidaythatherichlydeservedafter hismanyanxiousyearsofworkand worryinconnectionwiththebuilding ofthisbe'autifulchurch.

NewsfilteredthroughthattheclimateintheOldCountrywasnotbene ficial-thatheseemedtohavelost ofhisenergy,andthathehadasevereattackofinfluenza.Finallyhe leftonthereturnjourney,without havingthoroughlyshakenoffthe effectsoftheinfluenzaattack,andthen camethecablelastMonday,which causedsuchwidespreadconsternation andsorrowintheCatholiccommunity,totheeffectthathehaddied peacefullyafterreceivingtheSacraments,inSt:George'sHospital,and thathewasburiedlastSaturdayin theJesuitCemetery,Bombay.

ThelateFatherLynchwasbornin Virginia,Co.Cavan,Ireland,54years ago.Hewaseducatedforthepriest. hoodinthefamousforeignmissionary college,AllHallows,Dublin.Hear rivedinthisStateintheyear1900, andsincethenhehasbeenaveryactive,zealous,andconscientiousworker invariouspartsoftheArchdiocese, butprincipallyhereinMaylandsfur thelast20yearsormore.Fewknow thedifficultiesthatconfrontedhim hereinMaylandswhenhetookcharge, andforsomeyearsafterwards.He facedthemwithcourage,zeal,ability, andtrustinGod.Graduallyhestir mountedthem,andto-dayweseethe grandresultofhispriestlyworkin thiswell-equippedparish,andespeciallyinthisbeautifulnewchurch,which washisjoyandpridewhilehewas withus,whichwillbeaworthyand lastingmonumenttohispriestlyzeal nowthatheisgone.FatherLynch wasapriestoftirelessenergyandactivity--ofrareability-andthosenaturalpowerswerefedbygreatfaithand greatzeal,andutilisedwhollyforthe gloryofGodandtheinterestsofreligionhereinMaylands.Hewasa genial,warm-hearted,zealousand charitablepriest--anyoneintroubleor distressfoundinhimageneroushelper.Hismemorywillbereveredand hislossmournednotonlybytheparishionersofMaylands,butbyavery widecircleoutside,bythepriestsand Sisters,andmoreespeciallybythe HibernianSociety,inwhichhetook suchanintelligent,faithfulandabidinginterest.Weofferyouherein Maylands,andhisfriendsintheOld Countryourverydeepandgenuine sympathy.WetendertotheJesuit FathersatBombayourwarmest tjianksfortheirdevotedspiritualcare ofhimonhisdeath-bed,andforthe privilegeaccordedtohimindeathof beingburiedwiththeirdeadconfreres intheirconsecratedrestingplacein BombayCemetery.Althoughthe cabletellsusthathediedpeacefully afterreceivingthelastSacraments, stillwemustprayforhissoul.Iknow thatyoualljoinwithmefervently thismorninginsayingfromourinmostheartstheprayersoftheRitual, "MayPerpetualLightshineonhim, OLord!"Mayherestinpeace.Amen

inthefairsex.

wenttopresslast week,afewremarkswerepassedabout themenpioneersandtheirdinner. Sincethen,Mr.T.G.A.Molloy(more powertohim,andmayhisshadow nevergrowless)hasgivenadinnerto thepioneerladies.BeinganIrishwoman,IshouldhaveknownanIrishman'sheartbetter,foralltheworld overIrishmenarenotedfortheir chivalrousbehaviourtotheladies.

Threeorfourlinesaboutthemale sex.Ifeltquiteproudtheother eveningattheCatholicBall,whenon lookingaroundtheballroom,myeyes weregreetedwiththesightofasturdy, clear-skinned,uprightcrowdofyoung men.Itspeakswellforthetraining ofourFaithandschoolswhenoursocialgatheringscanshowahostof goodlyyoungmenintermingledwith theuprightformsandsilveringheads oftheirseniors.Now,youmen,you arenotgoingtogetanymoreattention thisweek,asyouarequiteself-opiniatedenoughasitis,withoutfurther praise.

Quiteagalaxyofwell-dressed youthandbeautygreetedmyeyesat theAnnualCatholicBall,whichwas heldintheY.A.L.HallonTuesday evening,the4th.inst.,underthepatronageofHisGracetheArchbishop, whowaspresent.Itwasaverysuccessfulgathering,andthecommittee responsibleforitssuccesswas:Mr.L. J.Dwyer(President),Mr.H.McDermott(hon.treasurer),Mr.L.McDermott(hon.secretary),Messrs.J.Tully, J.Minihan,B.Shepherd,J.Carr,and C.Burrows.Allpraiseisduetothem andtheladieswhosoablyassisted them.Excellentdancemusicwith novellightingeffectswassuppliedby MissD'Arcy'sOrchestra.Thetables forthesupperwereverytastefullydecoratedwithpinkroses,hovea,and wattle,andwereliterallyloadedwith toothsomedainties.

HisGrace,accompaniedbytheRev. FatherPrendiville,MonsignorVerling, Rev.Dr.L.O'Sullivan,VeryRev.Dean Kiely,Rev.Dr.McMahon,Rev.Father McBride,andRev.FatherPace,graced theoccasionwiththeirpresence. AmongstothersassembledwereMr. andMrs.JamesMaxwell,Mrs.Kavanagh,andMrs.Meagher,alsoCaptain H.Carmi,CommissionerforMalta).

Muchregretwasfeltattheabsence ofMr.andMrs.WalterDwyer,who wereunavoidablyunabletobepresent owingtoillnessinthefamilycircle.

Quiteadistinctivefeatureofthe gatheringwasthepresentationtothe ArchbishopbyMrs.JamesMaxwellof thedebutantes,wholookedsweetly girlishandcharmingintheirpretty whitefrocks,eachcarryingabouquet 'offlowers.Thedebutanteswere: MissesMcKittrick,Fienberg,Green, Dewanns,Maley,Hickey,Campbell, Fletcher,andMcDonnell.Accompanyingthemaspartnerswere: Messrs.McKittrick,McHenry,Green, Caddy,Ryan,Hickey.Iveson,J.Carr, andEnglebrecht.Afterthepresentationasetoflancerswasdanced.

Verymanydaintydresseswereworn. Mrs.JamesMaxwell,blackgeorgette, whiteshawl,embellishedwithblack embroideries;Mrs.Campbell,blacksequinnedgeorgette;Mrs.FrankD'Arcv, ivorygeorgettewithtouchesofpink andsilver;Mrs.Byrne,blackandgold; Mrs.Chase,black,vieuxrosetrimmings;Mrs.PaulGoerke,cielblue georgette;Mrs.J.E.Durack,mauve chenillegeorgette;MissC.Mitchell, whitegeorgetteandsilver;MissE. Byrne,mauvegeorgette;Miss--N. Byrne,mauvegeorgette,relievedwith moonlightblue;MissS.Byrne,primrodespottednetovergeorgette;Miss M.Holman,whitegeorgette,beaded withsilver;MissM.Johnstone,ceil bluegeorgette;MissConnaughton,petuniageorgette;MissMinnett,white georgetteandsilverlace;MissBoyle, greenlaceovergeorgette;MissM.

Durack,mauvechenillegeorgette;Miss Howard,blackringvelvet,corsageof apricotgeorgette;MissD.Bryan,apricotgeorgetteandsilver;MissE. Bryan,blsckchenillegeorgette;Mrs. Mulcahy,rosepinkgeorette;MissG. Quinn,palebluesatin,Orientallace; Mrs.W.Scott,blackbeadedgeorgette; Mrs.Dwyer,satmonpinkchenillegeorgette;MissNoreenRiley,shellpink andpalebluegeorgette;MissHolbery, rosepinktaffeta,georgetteandlace; MissWardell,shellpinkgeorgetteand lace;MissO'Callaghan,blackbeaded georgette;MissV.Andrews,oldgold satin,maizegeorgetteoverdress;Miss McGrath,blackgeorgetteandlace, rhinestonenecklace.Amongstothers presentInoticed:MesdamesCurlewis andDaly,MissesO'Halloran,Hyland, Slattery,Jones,Mitchell,Morris,Murphy,O'Loughlin,Dunne,Dr.Mulcahy, Messrs.McHenry,D'Arcy,Chivers, Tully,Palmer,Hagerty,Byrne,and numerousothers.

Iamafraidmyreaderswillsaythat thewoman'spagethisweekcontains onlydescriptionsoftheballs,buta littlespacemustbedevotedtotheenergiesofthecommitteewhosoably rantheballinaidofSt.Joachim's Convent,andadescriptionofafew ofthedresses.Thisballwasalsoheld intheY.A.L.Hall,andprovedasuccess.Thursdayevening,the6th. inst.,wasaneveningtoberecalled withpleasantmemories.Congratulationstothecommitteewhoworkedso indefatigablytomaketheeveninga success,namely:Mr.J.E.Andrews (president),Mrs.WalterDwyeranaJ. E.Andrews(jointhon.secretaries), MesdamesArthurHaynes,Harrold, Conway,Davis,Lyon-Johnston,Cunningham,J.Dwyer,Williams,Shannon, F.Walsh,McCann,Wilkinson,Russell.andMcGough;also.Mr.andMrs. T.Russell,Mr.andMrs.T.4erh,Mr. andMrs.W.Russell,andMellsrs.Waltho,J.DwyerandPreston.Themusic wasproviiiedbyMr.FredNice'sorchestra,Indthe'suppertableswere beautifullydecoratedwithwattleblossoms.Someverycharmingdresses wereworn:

Mrs.J.Andrews,blackspottednet oversilk;Mrs.Ahern,whitegeorgette, elaboratelyembroideredinsilver;Mrs. LyonJohnston,blacksilk,withtouches ofgold;Mrs.McCarthy,beautifulblack Brusselslace,combinedwithhyacinth satin;Mrs.A.Haynes,blackchenille georgettewithrhinestonetrimmings; Mrs.McGann,blacklaceovergold satin;Mrs.Walsh,deepbluecrepede chene;Mrs.Davies,blackchenille georgette;MissV.Andrews,maizesilk net,oversatin;MissA.Andrews,white satin:MissWoodman,powderblue chenillegeorgette;MissM.liogue,eaude-nilsilk;MissHarrold,primrosegeorgette;MissIreland,apricotbeaded georgette;MissWilliams,cowslipgeorgette;MissConnaughton,pinkgeorgette;MissChristie;pinkgeorgette; MissN.Riley,bluespottednetover silk;MissPyke,palegreengeorgette. Amongstotherspresentwere:Mr.and Mrs.T.Murphy,Mr.andMrs.J.McCarthy,Mr.andMrs.Joyce,Mr.and Mrs.Flannigan,MesdamesPercy, Boyle,Harold,Leach,Morris,Misses Desmond, Campbell, Conway, Davies,Neil,Thompson,Outridge, Smith,Morris,Lyons,Cunningham, Richardson,Davies,RileyandHughes; Messrs.McCann,Toohey,Cunningham, Morris,Christie,Russel,McGrath, Preston,Daly,LyonJohnstone,Tully, Costello,Logue,Ahern,Williams,Bogue andRussel.Againweofferourcongratulations,totheworkers'who broughtthisfunctiontosuchasuccessfulissue.

Patienceonceagain,mydearreaders.Winterisadrearytime,andto passawaythecoldhoursofthewintrynights,dancingfortheyoungappearstobethebestpastime.

"Athousandprettywayswe'llfind, TomockoldWinter'sstarvingreign. We'lldresshiswitheredcheekswith flowers, Andonhissmoothbaldhead Fantisticgarlandsbind."

treachtheofficebyMonday's G.P.O.,Perth.]

1\4)w,thatisjustwhattheydidat MidlandJunctionlately,attheirCa. tholicBall.Thehallwassotastefullydecorated,thegaydressesoftheyouth- fulbeauties,combinedwiththeanimatedhappyfacesofeveryonepiesent,chasedcoldwintry'thoughts away,asthedancersgailytrippedthe lightfantastictoetothestrainsof D'Arcy'sOrchestra.Thearrange. mentsweresplendidlycarriedoutby Mrs.T.M.CluneandMr.I.Carr(or- ganisers),andMesdamesHefernan, Buckley,Willoughby,andFerguson, alsoMessrs.SwanandCarr(committee).Congratulationsonthesuccess attainedbytheirunitedefforts.

SuchaprettyweddingwasheldlatelyatSt.Brigid's,butasImustpassto othersubjects,Iwiltgivefulldetails inalaterissue.

Thisistheseasonfortrippingthe lightfantastictoe.Nextweekwewill includeinthewoman'spageanaccountoftheBallheldatCottesloe HallinaidofthePresentationConvent.

Ifduenoticeissentofsocialfunctionsheldonbehalfofourchurches andcharities,ourreporterwilldoher besttobepresentatthesefunctions heldinthedifferentparishes,andincludethemintheWoman'sPage.

Whilstwatchingthedebutantesat theCatholicBalltheotherevening,the followinglinesbyByronflashedacross mymind:

"Alovelybeing,scarcelyformedor moulded, Arosewithallitssweetleavesyet folded."

DameFashion'sdecreeseemstobe infavourofskirtstieingwornslightly longer,andwaistsassumingtheirnormalpositions.Beautifulmaterialsfor winterdressescanbeseeninBrennan's andFoyandGibson'swindows.The windowdisplayatBoansofcosywinterdresses,blankets,etc.,makesyou feelthatyoucanlaughatthecoldof thewintermonths.Asonewriteraptly remarks:

"Soforthshesailed,blitheandgay, AndmetDameFashionbytheway; Andmanyakindandfriendlygreeting Passedontheirmeeting. Norletthefactyourwondermove. Fashionandshearehandinglove."

AllthefairsexmoreorlessaredevoteesattheshrineofDameFashion. Theunevenskirtlineisstillbeing worn,butthesttaightskirtisagainre. sumingitsreign.Beadedgeorgette, plaingeorgette,andchenillegeorgette continuetoholdsupremacyamongst theladiesfordaintyeveningdresses. Embroidered§ilkshawls,whenworn gracefully,addasmartadornmentto aneveningdress, Thereismuchmoretowriteabout, butIhavealreadyreachedthelimits ofmyspace,soIwillconcludemy contributionthisweekwiththefollowingrecipeforasimplelittlecakefor schoolchildren:

RecipeforOaks.

Twoeggs,atablespoonfulofbutter, cupofsugar,1cupofself-raising flour.Method:Beatsugarandbuttertoacream,addeggswellbeaten,a tablespoonfulofmilk,sixdropsofessenceoflemon,stirinflour.Bakein moderateovenfor20minutes.When coldthiscakemaybecutinhalves lengthwaysandhavejamorcreamput inforafilling,thusmakingamock spongecakeofit.Childrenlovethis simplelittlecake.

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Saturday,June15,1929.

AlltheStarsTalkin"Interference"

TheScreen'sMostGrippingDrama. Openingatthp,PrinceofWalesTheatre,To-Day.(Saturday).

WhenPerthhearsandsee"Interference"-theall-talkie-openingatthe PrinceofWalesTheatreto-day(Saturday),itwillbeaffordedanexcellentopportunityofjudgingasto whethersuccessfulstageplaysmaybe duplicatedonthetalkingscreenwith asgreatsuccessastheyhaveachieved uponthelegitimatestage.In"Interference"wemaylookforwardtohearingtwoEnglishvoices,thoseofClive BrookandWilliamPowell,whocompriseexactlyhalfthecast,theother twopartsbeingtakenbyEvelynBrent andDorisKenyon,bothstarsofstage experience.Thisoutstandingproductionhasoneofthegreatestpremieres everaccordedamotionpictureinthe theatrecentreoftheworld.Asa stageplayitranformorethanayear inNewYork,andtwoyearsinLondon.

Itisoneofthestrangest,mostabsorbedramaseverenacted-itisadrama fourpersonswhosehappinesswas threatenedbytheCrimeof"Interference."Thesupportingpartoftheprogrammewillagainbeanall-talkieone, andcomprises"ThatPartyinPerson," withEddieCantorandBobbeArnst insonganddance;"Whatis'It'?" showingElinorGlyninabeautifulgardenscenesteppingforward,andina styleof"It"itself,tellingtheaudiencewhat"It"is;"JustOneWord,"a brightlittlesketch,carryingsatireon thisageofefficiency.Theactionof thesketchisthatnocharacterfrom beginningtoendspeaksmorethanone word;"KnightsinVenice,"withSmith andDale,Hebrewcomedians,whoare seenandheardin"KnightsinVenice," asingingandtalkingact.Theprincipalfeatureofthatactisthesinging byasextetteof"Lucia."andthe YoungAustralianLeagueBoyswith PresidentHooverattheCityHall, FewYork.

"TheMysteriousLady"

wellas_seeBancroftinactionina dramaticstorysofulloftensedrama thatitmaybeclassedasoneofthe season'smostoutstandingproductions. Likemanyotherstagestarsnowin motionpictures,Bancrofthasnever hadanopportunitytobring,hisvcice tothescreenuntilnow.'TheWolf ofWallStreet"isanidealfilmferthis purpose,inasmuchasitaboundsin tensesituationsdealingwithstockmarketManipulationswhichof6er grippingmomentsfordialogue.The starisfortunatetohavesuchanexceptional.castofsupportingplayersin thispicture.ThereisBaclanova,a formerdramaticsopranowiththeMoscowArtTheatre,andnowafeatured screenplayers,whosignsasonginthe picture,inwhichsheiscastasabeautifulbutunfaithfulwife.Shesings "Love,TakeMyHeart"apumber writtenspeciallyfor'herand<thispicture.PaulLukas,calledthe"Fi'arrymoreofHungary,"whospeaksflawless English;NancyCarroll,frommusical comedy;ArthurRankin,nephewof thefamoustrioofBarrymores,andan experiencedstageactor;Drandon HurstandCraufordlent,bothveteransofthestage,allappearinthe notablesuppoit."TheWolfofWall Street,"marksamonumentalstepforwardinthefilmingofall-talkingmotionpictures.ItisdefinitelyannouncedinconnectionwiththeAmbassadors /'Cinesound"pictures,synchronised musicwillnotbeused,BertHowell's bandbeingretainedinitsentirety. Thispopularcombinationwillasusual accompany"Talkie"pictures,also,ex\ceptingwhenofcourse,starsaretalking.

H.A.C.B.SOCIETY.

St.Mary'sBranch,Leederville.

GretaGarboShowstheLifeofaSpy. Recognisedasoneofthemostbeautifulactressesonthescreen,Greta Garbowillbeseeninhergreatestportrayal,thatofTaniaFedorova,in Metro-Goldwyn's"TheMysterious Lady,"attheAmbassadorsto-day (Saturday).Thepicture,admittedly aclassicofthescreen,wasadapted fromthegreatlydiscussednovelby LudwigWolff.Itwasdirectedby FredNiblo,whowasresponsiblefor "benHur"andothernotableproductions.TheplotislaidinRussiaand Austria,anddealswiththeespionage systemsofthesecountriesorganisations,usingbeautifulwomenandsauve fearlessmenastheirhumanweapons.

MissGarbotakesthepartofalovely Russianspy,Tania,whoisinstructed inViennatoactasalureforCapt. KarlVonHeinersdorff,youngAustrian cavalryofficer,whohasbeenentrusted withimportantmilitarydocumentsby' hisuncle,whoisheadofthesecretserviceofthearmy.Meetingthewoman bychance,theyoungofficerfallsunder hetcharm,onlytobewarnedastoher trueidentityasheisabouttoembark uponasecretmission.Heissurprisedtofindheroccupyingthestateroomadjoininghisonthetrain. A. bitterscenefollows.Therestisgraphicallytold.Itiscrowdedwithdramaticincidentandexcitingsituations.

TheadditionalattractiononSaturday willalso1 anotablestory,beingFirst Nationalproduction,"ModernMarriage,"inwhichBettyBronsontakes theleadingrole.Saturday'sstagepresentation,"ComedyCapers,"willbe extremelynovelandfunny.Mack andStanton,American,vaudeville.stars, willbeheardinsongandpatter.The overture,playedbyBertHowell'sorchestrauponthehydraulicplatform, willbe"TheMerryWidow"(Franz Lehar),thisdelightfuloperettabeing chosenowingtoitbeingsuchafavouritewithGretaGarbo,whofirst achievedsuccessintheleadingrole JackLaing,attheWurlitzer,willoffer "TheBellsofSt.Mary's,"andanillustratedslidenovelty"MyAngeline."

AmbassadorsFirst"Talkie"

"THEWOLFOFWALLSTREET."

followingmonths:Subiaco,June;West Perth,July;Highgate,August;Leederville,September.ThedateoftheSubiacosocialwillbeadvertisednext week;andnowthatwehavesomany newbranches,thesesocials,forwhich thechargeisonlysixpence,shouldbe agreatsuccess.Thesportsfixtures shouldnowbeinthepossessionofall members,anditistobehopedthat keeninterestwillbetakeninthe events.Rulesfortabletennisareas lastyear,excepttheplayersonlyplay 21up.InBobs,theruleswillbeissuedwiththesetspurchasedthrough thiscommitteefromMessrs.Outridge andEvans.Willdelegatesplease makethemselvesresponsibleforthe returnofsportsresults.Theyshould beinatthecommittemeetingfollowingthefixture,andmustbescoredon theofficialscoringsheets.

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Oneeveningamanwithawifeand elevenchildren,manyofthemgrown up,appearedattheentrancetoan entertainmenthall,boughttwotickets,anddemandedthattheentire familyshouldbeadmitted.

Thedoorkeeperdeclinedtoadmit thefamilywithtwoticketsonly.

"Butallthesearemychildren,"said theman.

"Ofcourse,"saidthedoorkeeper, "butsomeofthemaretoooldtobe admittedfree."

"Tooold?What'sthattodowith it?Don'titsayonyourbillsthat childrenundertwelveareadmitted parents?"

Thehalf-yearlymeetingwasheldon Wednesday,5th.inst.,thepresident (Bro.K.Leddin)presidingovera largeattendanceofmembers.Theoccasionwasamostimportantone,inasmuchastwoofthemembers,Bros. ArthurandL.Hagarty,nowvice-presidentandsecretary,respectively,of St.Frigid'sbranch,weretobetended afarewellsocial,andtheelectionof officersfortheensuingtermwereto takeplace.Reportswerereceived fromSisterN.Joyceastothebusiness transactedat'thelastmeetingofthe socialandsportscommittee,atvehich thefixturesfortheinter-branch tennisandbobscompetitionswere drawnup,andfromthepresident,who expressedhissatisfactionatthesplendidattendanceofmembersatthe quarterlyCommunionontheprevious Sunday.Theelectionofofficersresultedasfollows:President,Bro. CharlieCunningham;vice-president, Sister.NoraJoyce;secretary,Bro.J. W.Whitely;treasurer,SisterJuliaMcIntyre;warden,Bro.B.Leonard; guardian,Bro.PhilNeri.Theretiringpresidentinstalledthenewofficers, andexpressedthehopethatthebranch wouldprosperundertheirguidance. Thechairmanofthesocialcommittee thentookcharge,andsubmittedanexcellentprogrammefortheenjoyment ofmembers,SistersLeddinandN. Joyce,andBros.Bungert,Coonan, KrietlingandWhitelycontributing thereto.Thenewpresident(Bro. Cunningham),andFros.Leddinand Creighton,expressedinfittingterms thefeelingsofthemembersofSt. Mary'sBranchforBros.Arthurand Hagarty,whoforthebenefitofthe societyasawholehadtransferredto St.Brigid'sBranch,and'saidthatalthoughweareverysorrytolosssuch constantandvaluablemembers,the branchisreadyandwillingtomake thesacrificeinasmuchastheyandBro. RoyGalvin,whohadbeenlenttoSt. Brigid's,wouldcertainlyexercisea verypotentinfluenceforthe-idvancementofthatbranch.Thetwoguests ofhonourinturnexpressedtheirappreciationofthecomplimentpaidto thembySt.Mary's,towhichtheyare verymuchattachedbyreasonoftheir pleasurableassociationwiththemembers,andstatedtheirdetermination toworkhardandearnestlyforSt. Brigid'sBranchandthesocietygenerally.Thesocialwasoneofthe mostenjoyableeverheldbythe branch,andthenewsocialcommittee aretobecommendedonaccountofthe excellenceoftheirinitialeffort.Fcr themeetingtobeheldonWednesday next,thesyllabusitemis'itcard night,andmembersarerequestedto attendinfullforce.

SocialandSportsComniittes.

GRANDSACREDCONCERT At JOSEPH'SSCHOOL, VICTORIASQUARE,on 16th.JUNE. Commencingat830. ComeandhearPerth'swonderful Violinist-Mr.AlbertLynch.SelectionsfromCountFilippini,D'Arcy's Orchestra,andSt.Joseph'sGirls' Choir,conductedbyCountessFair). pini.

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ManagingDirectors:StuartF.Doyle, EdwinGeach,andW.A.Gibson. TO-DAY(SATURDAY).

TheGreatestTalkingProductionyet offered.

Paramount'sAll-TalkingDrama, "INTERFERENCE

ADramaoffourpersonswhosehappinesswasthreatenedbytheCrime ofInterference.Adramathatyou willrememberforyears.

HEAR

TheFourGreatestScreenStarsoftodayspeakeverywordthroughoutthis dynamicdrama: EVELYNBRENT, (OLIVEBROOK, WILLIAMPOWELL, DORISKENYON, WithSupportingItems.

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"JUSTONEWORD."

"Yes."

"Well,I'vegotelevenchildren,and ifelevenchildrenaren'tundertwelve, I'mbeat."

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Direction: UnionTheatres,Ltd. ManagingDirectors:StuartF.Doyle, EdwinGeach,W.A.Mean. CompleteChangeofProgramme. COMMENCINGSATURDAY. StillTheyCome. AnotherMarvellousProgramme. Metro-Goldwyn'sThrillingDrama, "THEMYSTERIOUSLADY." StarringGRETAGARBO. Thestoryofabeautifulspy,who movesthroughthelivesofmen,in amazeofintrigue,passionand mystery. AndFirstNational'sVividStory, "MODERNMARRIAGE."

F9aturingBETTYBRONSON.

SecondandFinalWeek MACE&STANTON, ImportedHarmonyandPatter Comedians. InAssociationwithBERTHOWELLandhisPOPULARSTAGE HANDandCORPSDEBALLET,in theMagnificentandExceptional StagePresentation, "COMEDYCAPERS." TheUnitOrchestra,ontheHydraulicPlatform,willplayasanOverture"FAVOURITESFROM"THE "MERRYWIDOW"(FranzLeber). JACKLAING,'attheConsoleof theAmbassadorsWurlitzer.willplay (a)"THEBELLSOFST.MARY'S," (b)"MYANGELINE"(Novelty), whileduringtheintervalhewilloffer aselectionofpopularairs,ineluding "SUNSHINE."

BOXPLANATTHEATRE.

ForReservations'PhoneB8188 (ThreeLines).

NEXTSATURDAY,TUNE22nd.

ThedateallPerthfeverishlyawaits. TheAmbassadorsFirst"Talkie," "THEWOLFOFWALLSTREET." FeaturingGeorgeBancroftandthe BeautifulBaclanova.ThisisundoubtedlytheGreatest"Talkie" yetmade.c' £.1,000

ATalkieComedyFeaturingIrene PurcellandGeorgeMeekor.

"THATPARTYINPERSON," AParamountTalkingandSinging Act,byoneoftheForemost MusicalComedyStarsofAmerica,EDKECANTOR.

"WHATISIT'?"

ByElinorGlyn,thewell-known Authorof"ThreeWeeks,"telling theworldtherealmeaningofthe muchdiscussedword"IT."

"KNIGHTSINVENICE." SmithandDale,HebrewComedians,inaParamountSingingand TalkingAct.

SOUNDNOVELTY. FeaturingtheY.A.L.%toyswith PresidentHooverattheCityHall. NewYork.

PRINCEOFWALESORCHESTRA, InSpecialOfferings.

BOXPLANSATTHEATRE. 'PHONESB2222,B5074.

TWOSIX-ACT"FIRSTRELEASE"PICTURESatthe

`CAPITOL'

PERTH'STHEATREBEAUTIFUL.

(OntheGreatWhiteWay). STARTINGSATURDAY, JUNE15th.

VIOLADANA,VERAGORDON andNATTCARR,in"KOSHERKITTYKELLY." AndanAllStarCast,including PATSYRUTHMILLER,in "REDRIDERSOFCANADA." And HARRYCROSS'STAGESHOW, "MOONLIGHTANDR05112." WiththeCAPITOLBALLETand theCAPITOLSTAGEBAND. ininialVIP%Vs'YeerW%PaY~J'eisi FIRSTPRIZE £1,000 GUARANTEED.

TheAmbassador'sfirst"talkie,"Paramount'svitaldrama,"TheWolfof WallStreet,"starringGeorgeBancroft, willbescreenedforalimitedseasonof oneweekonly,commencingonSaturday,June22nd.Itisanall-talking motionpicture.boxplansforwhich opennextMonday.Thisannouncementisnoteworthy,duetothefact thatitwillmarkthefirsttimePerth theatre-goerswillbeabletohearas

TheincreasedinterestintheSociety wasmanifestedatthelastmeetingof theabovecommittee,whenmostof themetropolitanbrancheswererepresented.Itwasdecidedtocancelthe dancesarrangedfortheremainderof theseasonandto'reverttothemonthlysocials.Asthefollowingbranches havetheirownhalls,theyarebeing askedtoorganisesocialsduringthe

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WhoCaresfortheChildintheBush?

ThevocationofeveryCatholicisapostolic-eachoneiscalled upontobecomeanactive,living,energisingagentworkingforthe spreadofChrist'sKingdomonearth.WemustalltoilinHis Vineyard,advancetheinterestofHisKingdom,andhelptobring intheharvest.NoonecanbeagenuineCatholicbeforeGodun- lesshewas,insomemeasure,anapostleofJesusChrist.St.Paul wasnotwritingtobishopsandpriests,buttolaymen,whenhe said:"WeareGod'scoadjutors."Wehaveagloriousmissionto perform.

Theapostolatemaybedividedintotwodistinctiveoffices,that ofzeal,whichisthespecialfunctionoftheordainedapostles,and thatoflight,whichistheprivilegeanddutyofthelayapostles. Tothecalloftheapostolateoflightagreatarmyoflaymenand womenaremusteringandmarchingacrossthefaceoftheCatholic world.WereadwithemotionofthezealandactionoftheCa- tholicEvidenceGuildsintheoldlands,andofthenewcrusadeof spreadingthelightofTruthwhichthelaymenofAmericahave assumedastheirpartoftheapostolate,andofthegreatadvances madebytheCatholicTruthSocietiesineverycorneroftheworld. Inthisapostolateoflightthereisnoemphasisoncontroversyor argument,butaplainstatementofCatholicdoctrinewhichwillen- lightenthemanywhoseantagonismisbegottenofignoranceand adistortedpresentationofhistory.

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InWesternAustraliatheCatholicmustbeanapostleorfail inhisvocation.Herewearefacedwithourownpeculiarpro- blems.WemaynotbecalledtospeakontheEsplanadeinPerth, ortotalkonCatholicdoctrineinthecountry,but,nevertheless,we remainapostles,andatourhandsthereliestheharvest,ifweare willingtogatheritin.Inthisissuewepointouttwoavenuesof apostolicendeavoursthatareopentothelayapostles.Theone presentsthechildinthebush,andaskswhoisgoingtohavethat childfortheChurchofGod.Throughnofaultofitsparentsthe childinthebushisindangerofgrowingtomanhoodwithouta knowledgeofGod,andwithoutknowingHim,howcanthechild learntoloveHim?Sadisthestoryandbittertheexperiencethat everypriesthasencounteredoftheleakagethatinevitablyfollows fromthiscondition.WhenonemeetsPresbyterianO'Briensand LutheranMurphys.itissafetodiagnoseneglectthroughisolation. Thevineyardforlabourersiswithinourownshores,andthetask isprescribedinthisissueof"TheRecord."

Thehopeoftheharvestisintheseed.Ifthatseed,whichis, theWordofGod,isnotsowedinthecountrydistrictswherethe soundofchurchbellisseldomheard,wheretheCatholicSisteris neverseenamidthechildreninschool,thenwhatharvestcartwe reapexceptoneofweedsandcockle?Agreatworkliesbefore usamongthebushhomeshereintheWest.Itis-missionaryen- deavourofthehighestorder,helpingusalltoforgetselfinhelping otherslessfortunatethanus,wholivebeneaththeprotecting shadowsofChurchandCatholicSchools.Apostlesoflight,co- operatinginfocussingthatLightthatenlightensuponthechildren inthehush,andenrollingasdispensersoftheGoodTidingsamong thehomes,intownandcountry,throughanactiveparticipationin theworkoftheCatholicTruthSociety.Sowingtheseedfor futureworkerstogatherinistheDivinemissionopentousinthe West.

June10-FourthSundayafterPentecost.Semi-double.Green.Toall theSainte;3atchoice. "HesaidtoSimon,launchoutinto thedeepandletdownyournetsfora draught. Andwhentheyhaddone this,theyenclosedaverygreatmultitudeoffishes."(Gospel.)

Howgenerously04irLordrepays trustinHim.

June17.-OftheSunday(butwithout GloriaorCreed).Green.2.toall theSaints;3.Faithfuldeparted;4. atchoice.

"TheLordismyLightandmysalvation;whomshallIfear?-TheLord istheprotectorofmylife:ofwhom shallIbeafraid?"(Introit.)

June18.St,Zphraem,CD.Double. White.2.88.MarcusandMarcel. lien,Martyrs.

BorninMesopotamia,St.Ephraem becameamoakatanearlyage,and workedchieflyvinEdessateaching.He becamefamousasanorator,andmore particularlyasacontroversialistand defenderoftheFaith.Towardsthe endofhislifeheretiredintosolitude. Hispoeticalandprosewritingsare stillvalued.

June19.-St.JulianaofFalconieri,V. Double.White. 2.SS.Gervase andProtase,Martyrs.

St.JulianabelongedtoanobleFlorentinefamily,butrenouncedhergreat' fortuneattheageof16.Underthe guidanceofSt.PhilipBenizi,shebecamefoundiessoftheThirdOrderof Servites.Herlifewasoneofprayer andpenance,combinedwithassiduous serviceofthesickandpoor.

June20.-St.Silverius,P.IM,Simple. Red.2.ToalltheSaints;S.at choice.

St.SilveriuswithstoodtheinterferenceoftheEmpressTheodorainreligiousmatters,choosingtosuffer exileanddeathratherthansacrifice theinterestsoftheChurch.

June21.--St.AloysiusGonsaga,C.,of theSocietyofJesus.Double.White.

"0God,WhoindistributingThy heavenlygiftsdidst,intheangelic youthAloysius,unitewonderfulinnocenceoflifewithasingularspiritcf penance;forthesakeofhismeritsand prayers,vouchsafeuntouswhoareno longerinnocentashewas,thegrace tolivelikehimaspenitents."(Collect.)

June22.-8t.Paulinus,B.C.Double. White.2.oftheVigilofSt.John theBaptist;LastGospelofthe Vigil. (Asthe23rd.fallsonaSunday,the VigilofSt..Johnisanticipated.)

St.Paulinus,amanofgreatculture, retiredtolivethelifeofahermit,but wassooncompelledtoaccepttheBishopricofNolainSouthernItaly.He servedhisflockwithheroicsanctity. IntheSecrettheChurchpraysthat likePaulinuswemay"uniteasacrifice ofperfectcharitywiththeofferingwe layuponthealtar."

ST.aunsirtrsGONZAGA,S.J.

St.Aloysiusbelongedtotheancieat, noblefamilyofGonzaga.Beingthe heirtotheMarquisate,hewasexpectedtoupholdthehonouroftheirhouse andwinforitfreshglory.This,his father'swish,waswondrouslyfulfillei: forisnotthenameofAloysiusGonzagaheldinveneration'throughoutthe world?ButtheglorywhichDom Fernandoexpectedhissontoachieve wasofaverydifferentorder.He himselfwasamilitaryleader,anddesiredthathissonshouldfollowthe samecareer.HencewefindAloysius attheageoffourcladinadiminutive suitofarmour,theprideofhisfather, thepetandplaythingofsoldiers.Even DonFernandorealisedthatthechild couldnotspendall,histimeinasol-

Saturday,June15,1929,

dier'scamp.Hemustpursuea courseofstudy.'Astheyearspassed, Aloysiusspentfarmoretimeat-his booksandatprayerthanhisfather wouldhavewished.Yettherewas abouthimadignityaedgraceofbear- ing,aneaseofmanner,adepthand firmnessofcharacterthat,totheMar- quis'smindmorethancompensated forhisexcessofpietyandloveofre- tirement.Afey/yearsattheCourtofMadridwouldremovethesedefects.So Aloysiusbecamearoyalpageandlived amidgaietyandsplendour.There- sultwasthathebecamemoreaverse tosuchthingsthanever,moredeterminedtoresistthe-allurementsofthe world,moreconvincedthattherecould benohalf-waycourseforhim.Not thatAloysiushadnaturallyadistaste forfinespectacles,gorgeousclothes,andsport.Onthecontrary,accounts writteninhisearlyboyhoodshowthat hekeenlyenjoyedthem.Hutthere hadgrownupwithinhimadesireto givehimselftoGodandtheglamour oftheworlddisgustedhim.Itseemedtohimintolerablethathe,f whosesaketheSonofGod,"being hadbecomepoor,"shouldliveinlu ury.TheGonzagaswereapassionate,ambitions,tenaciousraceamong whomfamilyfeudsandevenbloodshed werebynomeansuncommon.Aloy- siuspossessedthecharacteristictraits andhedirectedthemwithalltheenergy-ofhissoultowardstheserviceof God.Therecouldbenohalfmeasuresforhim.Thathisausteritydid notmakehimunlovableisevident fromtheaffectionatewelcomehereceivedfromthetenantsanddependantsofCastiglionewheneverhereturnedhome.Youngandoldusedto flocktomeethim.Hislettersreveal himasmostcharmingtohustutor. Hismotherturnedtohiminmanya difficulty,bothatthistimeandlater. TheMarquistreatedhimwithaffectionateintimacy,andrejoicedthathe hadsuchasontosucceedhim.He littledreamtwhatplanstheyouth wasreallymaking.

AtlengthAloysiusannouncedhisintentionofrenouncinghisinheritance, andofenteringtheSocietyofJesus. Nobodywouldbelievethathemeant whathesaid.Hepersuadedhismother tobreakthenewsofhisdetermination toDonFerrando.Thelatterflew intoarage:anymentionofthesubjectbyhissonoranyoneelsesufficed tomakehimstormandsulkfordays. AsthemonthspassedandAloysius showedthathewasmerelybidinghis time,theMarquis,whoratherprided himselfonbeingadutifulsonofthe Church,hitontheplanofgettingvarioushighecclesiasticstoexaminethe boyastothegenuinenessofhisvocation.Hestoodthetest.Therecould benodoubtthatheknew,whathewas doing.Thisandthediscoverythat theyouthwaspractisingextraordinary penance,causedtheMarquistogive hisconsent.Almostimmediatelyhe repented,and"performedundignified prodigiesinhiseffortstofreehimself fromhispromises,"butAloysius,who haddeliveredanultimatum,legally signedawayhisbirthrightinfavour ofhisbrotherRodolfo.Hefound morejoyinthrowingawaywealthand powerthanothersingainingthem.His troubleswerenotoveryet.DonFernandofoundnumerouspreMxtsfordelays,andwasforevermakingfresh obstacles.Atlasthisheart'sdesire wasfulfilled,andheenteredtheJesuit novitiateinhis18th.year.Therehis greatestambitionwastobehidden,. Nothingwasmoremortifyingtohim thantoberemindedofhisformer rank.HietimeintheSoNetywas butshort.He-tookthevows,receivedminororders,then,attheageof23. hecontractedplaguewhileministering tothesickanddiedofitseffects.

Castledare'sLastAppealfor1929

CastledareBallonWednesday,June19th At GOVERNMENTHOUSEBALLROOM.

ACastledareJumbleSaleonSat.,June22 TODEFRAYTHEEXPENSESOFTHEBALL. TicketsfortheBall:Gentlemen:10/8;Ladies,7/8. Obtainableeverywhereinthecity.

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TheArchdiocese

Aswegotopressthesadnewshas oomethattheVenerableArchdeacon Smythe,parishpriestofBunbury,died inSt.JohnofGodHospital,Subiaco, onThursdaymorningat1,80a.m.In ournextissueweshallpublishtheaccountofthesolemnobsequiesforthe deceased.Eternalrestgrantunto him,0Lord,andmayperpetuallight shineuponhim.R.I.P. a FatherLeeson,ofMentone,isre- turningtohisdioceseinSouthAfrica toassumeimportantparochialrespon- sibilities.Foracoupleofyearspast FatherLeesonhasbeenassistingintiMelbournediocese.heleaves traliaattheendofJune.Father teesonhastwosistersamongtheLoretoNuns,oneofwhichwasstationed intheWestforsometime.Onhis waytotheEasternStates,FatherLeesonwastheguestoftheArchbishop forsomeweeks.

RightRev.Mgr.J.Byrne.parish priestofIpswich,Queensland,'ails beenappointedBishopofthenewly createddioceseofToowoomba.The newBishopwasborninIrelandand afteradistinguishedcourseatAllHallowsCollege,hecametoAustralia. Afteractingasassistantatvariouspar- ishesinBrisbane,hewasappointed AdministratorofSt.Stephen'sCathedral.OnthedeathofFatherHoran hebecameparishpriestofIpswich,and Vicar-GeneraloftheArchdioceseof Brisbane.Thenewdiocese,which willhaveToowoombaasitsCathedral city,hasbeencutofffromtheArchdioceseofBrisbane,whichuptothe presenthadanareaof200,000square miles.TheBishop-electwasp.-eftrit atthelayingofthefoundationstone ,erernonyofournewCathedral.

NewsandNotes

Aeuchrepartyanddancewillbe heldinCentenaryCabaret,Armadaie, onthe19th.inst.Firstprize,£22s; second£1ls.Goodmusic,goodfloor, andgoodsupper. Whatmoredo youwant?Tickets,2s. MissMatthewsandMr.Hayes,hon.secretaries, issueacordialinvitationtoeverypersonwithanimbletoeandpromisepatronsapleasantevening.

AcardreceivedfromtheRev. FatherO'Gorman,dated26th.April, saysthathehadapleasanttrip,and waslandingatVancouverthatday. Hesendsbestwishestohisparishioners.

Amaninrather* a poorcircumstances seekslightwork.Ifanyonehassame tooffer,willtheycommunicatewith C.P.,c.o.thisoffice. a * * *

Agrandsacredconcertwillbegiven atSt.Jocsph'sSchool,Victoria Square,onthe16th.ofthismonth.The concertwillcommenceat8.30p.m.Mr. AlbertLynch,thedistinguishedviolinist,willcontributeselections.Other contributorstotheprogrammewillbe CountFilippini,St.Joseph'sGirls' Choir(underthedirectionofContessa Filippini),andD'Arcy'sOrchestra.

ThemanyfriendsofMissM.Brew, of190Goderich-street,willlearnwith regretofherdeath,whichtookplace suddenlyonlastMondaynight.Quiet, retiring,anddeeplyreligious,hergen- tlepresencewillbegreatlymissedin manyhomesinPerth.ARequiem MasswascelebratedinSt.Mary'sCathedralat8.30onWednesdaymorning,andherfunerallefttheCathedral at10.45fortheKarrakattaCemetery, whereherremainswerelaidtorest. Mayhersoulrestinpeace. a

TheSt.VincentfiePaulSociety (('athedralConference)makeaourgen appealforthreebeds,alsoleft-off clothing,tobegiventoseveralvery needycases.Particularsmaybeief withthesecretary,c/o"Record"Office

Mr.W.*Coin's*.11.1;4Laboury,divingthepenaldaysinEngland- memberforCairns,Queensland,andshouldbehonouredthisyear,theCon- forpunyyearsPrude;ofthatState,tenaryYearofCatholicEmancipation. wasapassengerbytheMooltan,which passedthroughFremantleonMonday TherewillbeameetingoftheCa- last.Heisaccompaniedbyhiidough-thelicLocalCouncilofBoyScoutsat ter.TheywillspendlaWith*theArchbishop'sPalace,onWedgies. abroad.'Mr.*Connie'sGovern-day,June19.Agoodattendanceof mintwasdefeatedatthegeneralelec-membersisrequested. tionsinMaylast.After14yearsin politicsMr.McCormackfeelsthathis Hundredsofpostalapplicationsfor healthneedsbracingup,andheisticketsintheR.S.L.ArtUnionare seekingaperiodofrestandchangedailyreceived,whilstagentsgenerally abroadbeforereturningtothepoliti-arereturningsoldbuttswithdemands calhurly-burlyinNovembernext. forfurthersupplies.Theprohibition ofstreetsellershasconsiderablyin- PremierCollierreturnedtotheStatecreasedshopsales.Altogetherbuni- onMondaylast,afterattendingthenessis,brisk,andactualmoneyreceiv- Premiers'ConferenceatCanberra.Heedmorethandoublethereceiptsat gotdowntoworkimmediatelyafterthesametimepriortothedrawof abrush-up.TheCabinetmetat2.30,thelastartunion.Thefirstprizeof andthePremierreportedtheresults£1,000isguaranteed,andthedrawwill oftheLoanCouncilandthePremiers'takeplaceattheSoldiers'Institute, ConferenceatCanberra,andhissubse-Perth,onSaturday,June29.Tickets quentconferenceinMelbournewithmaybehadfromanytobacconist. themembersoftheDevelopmentand MigrationCommission.Itwasafter TheNewmanSocietyofW.A.will 7p.m.whentheCabinetmeetingend-holditsopeningmeetingonMonday, ed.TheresultsofthePremier'smis-June17,at8.30p.m.,intheParochial sion,itisstated,gavesatisfaction. Hall,Bishop'sPalace.Themeeting iscalledtoelectofficersforthepre- TheCastledareBallwillbeheldinsentacademicyear,andtodrawupa GovernmentHouseBallroomonWed-programme.Manyquestionsareto nesday,June19th.HisExcellencybediscussedwhichbeardirectlyupon theGovernorwillbeawayfromPerththefuturescopeandworkoftheSo- onthatday,butLadyCampionhasac-ciety.Allundergraduates,graduates, ceptedtheiri.,y.itationtobepresent.andprofessionalmenandwomenare Thisisthefinalappealthisyearforinvitedtoattend. Castledare,andifitreceivesbutafractionofthegeneroussupportthathas NextmonthanewSaorstatLegation beengiventoCastledarealready,thenwillbeestablishedinBerlin.Professor thelasteffortwillbeassuccessfulasBinchy,UniversityCollege,Dublin, itsorganiserswish.To--defraythewillbetheMinister.Theprofessoris expensestliataccompanyanyball,anativeofCharleville,Co.Cork.Heis Mrs.DanMulcahy(cornerVincentandafluentGermanspeaker,wasformerly Fitzgerald-streets,B2684)isholdingaadelegatetotheLeagueofNations, JumbleSaleonSaturdayafternoon,andisregardedasanauthorityonthe June22,inSt.John'sHall,Milligan-FreeStateConstitution.Mr.O'Sulli- street.Shewillwelcomeanythingvan,inspectorofschools,Killarney, thatmaybejumbled.Thecommittee,isspokenofastheprobablesecretary undertheablegeneralshipofMrs.W.totheBerlinoffice,ashe,too,speaks Mitchell(Grosvenor-road, NorthGermanwell.Mr.O'Sullivanhas Perth),isworkingwonders,andeverybeenanactivesupporteroftheGaelic indicationpoint§toWednesday,19th.,League. asthemostbrilliantsocialeventofthis season."Adrienne,"inthe"West," hascaughttheCastledarefever,and predictsgreatthingsfortheCastle- dareBall.Ifyoucannotbepresent, thenyouaretobepitied,yetyoucan helptomakeitmoreenjoyableforthe manyotherswhowillbethere.Any donationforsupperwillbegratefully receivedbythepresidentorherenergeticassistantsecretary,Mrs.Peter Prendiville(159GrosvenOr-road,North Perth,B7346).Aringwillbringthem toyoutocollectwhateveryoumay donatetowardsthesupper.Rev.Dr. McMahonacknowledges£13s,asthe balancefromtheAdelaideTerraceTea Stall(Mrs.Conway,president).A donationof2s.fromMrs.Jacksonhas alsobeenreceived. a

AttheMonastery,onlastSunday night,FatherSalta,C.SS.R.,theItalian themisionary,whohasgivenmissionsto ItaliansintheEasternStatesand inthisState,preachedamostimpres- sivesermononChrist'sloveforthe sinnertoacrowdedcongregation.. SpeakingfluentlyinEnglish,inOa quenttermshetoldofthewonderful loveoftheRedeemerfortheerring one,andhowliketheGoodShepherd HewasHesoughtoutthesinner,andbykindnessandloverestoredhim againtorighteousness.Throughout hislongdiscourse,heneverfailedto interest,andhisfrequentlystirringap- pealsforcharityforthosewhohave fallenbytheway,iffollowed,could notbutbeproductiveofawiderspirit ofcharityinthesocietyofmankind. Heleftduringtheweekonhisreturn toItaly.Hismissions,itisunderstood,tohiscountrymenhavehad theresultofbringingagreatnumber totheSacraments.Thereisneedfor constantmissionaryeffortamongthe ItalianCatholicsofthiscountry.One oftheirraceandspeechcoulddovery muchtocreateinthemamoreferventattachmenttoandprofessionof theFaith.

TheVaticanhasdecidedduringthe presentyeartobeatify250EnglishpeoplewhoweremartyrsfortheFaith, tmostlyduringthereignofQueenEliza- beth.This,itisstated,willbethe largestbeatificationceremonyinthe thistoryoftheChurch.Itismost opportunethattheheroesoftheFaith

a TheVeryRev.FathersPelletierand Graham,oftheBlessedSacrament Fathers,UnitedStates,havebeenvis- itingMelbourne.FatherPelletieris theSuperioroftheOrderinAmerica, andisstationedinChicago.Father GrahamcomesfromNewYork.It wasthroughtheeffortsoftheFathers oftheBlessedSacramentthatthe spiritualbouquetof100,000,000Holy CommunionswaspresentedtotheCar- dinalLegatebyBishopDunn,ofNew YorkattheSydneyEucharisticCongress.TheorganisationofNocturnal Adoration,whichattractsmentore- mainupallnightinadorationbefore theBlessedSacrament,isintheir hands.

Themovementtowardsprovidingen- closedspiritualretreatsforthelaity ismakinggreatprogressinIreland. AbouttenyearsagotheJesuitFathers ofRathfarnhamCastleintroducedit bygivingfacilitiestolaymenofall degreestospendtheirweek-endsin residencethereinabuildingsetapart andspeciallyadaptedforthepurpose. The world-wearyresponseshowedhoweagerly soulswillturntotherest andrefreshmentofcommunionwith God.TheFatherssoonbeganto lookaroundforconventsthatshould offerasimilarprivilegetowomen.TheIrishSistersofCharitywerethefirst tocomeforwardinsupportofthegood work.TheirholidayhomeatBaldoylebegantobecrowdedweek-end byweek-end,andwithwonderfulspiri- tualresults.Sincethenthemovementhasextendedconsiderably;other Congregationsfollowedsuit;members ofotherreligiousOrdersbesides Jesuitsofferedthemselvesasdirectors, untilnowthecustomofenclosedretreatshasbecomearegularinstitution. Fifty-threemenattendedthelastweekendretreatattheMonastery,conduct- edbyFatherGilmartin,C.SS.R.,on June1.3.Surelyweneedmorethan anannualretreatfor-ourlaymen.Why nojoneforcivilservants,.anotherfor prbfessionalmen,anotherforbusiness men,andsoon?

CrowdedOut:AbbotofNewNorcia'sCentenarySermon,andothermatter,owingtopressureonspace.Will appearnextweek.

THIRTEEN.

SpeakingataCommunionBreak. fastinNorthRichmondlastweek, ArchbishopMannix.said:"Inthematterofeducation,Catholicsweresuffer- ingagreatinjustice.Asthemayor pointedout,therewasspecialneedfor Catholicorganisationinordertoen- lightenpublicopiniononthegravity oftheCatholicposition.For50years andmoretheCatholicpeoplehad borneadoubleeducationalburden,and itwastimethatorganisedactionwas takentoimpresspoliticians.Itshould bemadecleartoallthepoliticalpar- tiesthattheycouldnotexpectsup- port.fromtheCatholicbodyunless theywerepreparedtogivefairplay toCatholics.Therewasnothingout ofthewayintakingupsuchanatti- tude,asalltheywantedwasrightand justice.Allpartieswereequallyre- sponsiblefor,andequallyguiltyof, theinjusticedonetotheCatholicbody.Hewantedcompulsory,secularand freeeducationmadefreetotheCatho- licbody,asitwastotheother75per cent.ofthecommunity.Inthecir- desandpartiesinwhichtheymoved Catholicsshouldmakethemselvesfelt. Hehopedtheywouldexercisesuchin. fluencethattheeducational'grievance wouldsoonheremedied.Hetrustedthemayor'sremarkswouldbekeptin mindandthattheywouldbearfruit."

11,1111MILME11.011

ReceptionCeremony

CONVENTOFST.JOHNOFGOD, SUBILOO.

FeastoftheSacredHeartofJesus, June7,1929.

Theremainingnumberofthethirty- eightyoungladieswhoarrivedinSu- biaaofromIrelandlastyear,received theholyHabitatthehandsofHis GracetheArchbishop,afterhiscele- bratingHolyMassforthem,assisted byRt.Rev.MonsignorVerling,V.G., andRev.T.O'Brien.Rev.P.Don- agheralsowaspresent.

Thetendernessandsincerityofthe wordswhichfellfromthelipsofHis Grace,asheaddressedtheSisters abouttobereceivedintotheOrder, musthavesunkdeepdownintotheir youthfulheartsandmustalsohave recalledtoeachmemberofthelarge communitypresent,thememoryofthe happydaywhenthey,too,withallthe fervouroftheiryouthfulhearts,kneltlikethesechildren,withlightedcan diesintheirhands,sacrificingtheir livesinsogloriousacause,atthefoot ofthealtar.

"0Godoflittlechildren,Thygarden shallbetilled Bythosewhoseheartsarewakened,Thypropheciesfulfilled.

OGodoflittlechildren,teachusto knowtheirworth, OfsuchshallbeThyKingdominHeavenandonearth."

HisGrace,inaddressingtheSisters,congratulatedthemontheprivilege thatwastheirsofgivingtheirhearts toGodonthisappropriatefeast-the FeastoftheSacredHeart.Hesaid that,thatHearthadgivenusmuch, andinreturnonegiftHeasksinthe beautifulwords:"Mychild,giveMe thyheart."TheycanrenderHim many.serviceswiththeirhandsand praywiththeirlips,but,unlessthere isloveofGodintheirheartsthereis nothingworthgiving.Hetoldthem thatasthey)fadbeensometimein ligion,theynowhavesomeideaof whatisrequiredofthem.Homeand friendshadbeenleft,andnaturallyall thattheworldholdsdear,sothey mustnowturntoourdearLordand twinetheiraffectionsroundHisSacred Heartinordertobefoundworthy, lateron,topronouncetheirvows,with fullwarmhearts.

Heexhortedthemintouchingwords tolookintotheirheartsnowandsee thereremainedinthemanyremnar ofaffectionforthingsoftheworldop- posedtoHim,orunworthyofthelove ofHisSacredHeart,andtoloveHim moreardentlybecauseHenotonlyde servesit,butHecommandsit.Ina fewminutes,theywouldbeclothedin theholyHabit,andwhenprostratebeforethealtartherewouldbesufficient timetomakenewresolutionsmoreferventandmoreholywhichwouldenablethemtocarryoutnoblythearduousdutiestheirOrderrequiredof theminthecareofthesick.

Inconclusion,HisGracesaidthat OurLord.incalling.themintoreligion

hadplacedtheminalowlysacred grooveofuncomplainingspousesand admonishedthemtoclingtoHim,rememberingwhatHehassacrificedfor eachofusAndlikethesaintsofold, whenthispoorfabricofourbodiesis wornoutandbrokendown,thelove ofOurLordforHisfriendsandchildrenmaybeintheirhearts,andthe factthattheywerereceivingtheholy HabitonthislovelyFeast,mustbe acauseofgreatjoytotheSarced HeartofOurLord,andthememoryof itwouldhelpthemtogrowinloveof Himandgiveedificationtotheend oftheirlives.

ThenamesoftheSistersareasfollows:Sr.M.Cletus(E.Phelan),Kilkenny;Sr.M.Ephrem(M.Carthy), Wexford;Sr.M.Eymard(M.Mordant),Wexford;Sr.M.Norbert(N. O'Keeffe),Wexford;Sr.M.Louis(S. Real,Belfast;Sr.M.Edmund(A. McManus),Leitrim;Sr.M.Angela(K. McDonald),Dublin;Sr.M.Sylvester (E.Sweeney),Mayo;Sr.M.Wilfred (N.O'Mara),Wexford;Sr.M.Catharine(M.B.Connick),Wexford;Sr.M. Thar(N.Butler),Wexford. St.Patrick'sOldBoys'Association ep/11110111.!. SacredHeartProctssion.

OnSundaynightlast,themembers oftheAssociationparticipatedinthe processioninhonouroftheSacred Heart,heldintheCathedral.The Benedictionserviceandtheprocession. alhymnsweresungbytheSt.Patrick'sBoys'Choir.Thestatueofthe SacredHeartwascarriedbyMessrs. T.Flaherty,LesWarner,J.Warner, andClyne.Theothermembersof *eAssociationjoinedintheprocession,wearingHibernianandSodality regalia.Abouteightymemberswere present,andtheorganisersofthis bodyhavetheconsolationofseeing theireffortscrownedwithsuccess.

SeniorBranch.

AgeneralmeetingoftherecentlyformedSeniorBranchwillbeheldin theHibernianHallonFriday,21st. inst.,at8p.m.Thebusinessofthe meetingistheconsiderationofthereportoftheprovisionalcommitteeon theproposedconstitutionoftheAssociation. Agoodattendanceisexpected.Allex-studentsofSt.Patrick's School.overtheageofeighteen,are cordiallyinvited.

SUBIACO.

Inournotesappearinginlastweek's "Record"referencewasmadetoa dancewhichisbeingorganisedbythe ChildrenofMarytotakeplaceonFriday,June21.Thisdanceistobeheld inWembleyHall,oppositetheSubiaco Station,andnotintheKing'sHallas previouslyannounced.Theorganisers aresparingnopainsintheirpreparations,and,asMissD'Arcy'sOrchestrawillsupplythemusic,andan excellentsupperwillbeprovided,a veryenjoyabledanceispromised.

whereFatherPrendiville,inthepre. senceofHisGracetheArcbbishop, gaveBenedictionandreadaloudthe ActofConsecrationtotheSacred Heart.Fortheremainderoftheafternoonthechildrenenjoyedrecreation until3o'clock,whentheymarchedto theCathedral,where'Benedictionand alectureontheSacredHeartwas givenbyDr.Sullivan.

St.Brigid':TennisClub,WestPerth

Althoughithasnotyetcelebrated thefirstanniversaryofitsbirthday, St.'B'rigid'sTennisdubhasmade rapidandverygratifyingprogress.The twocourtsmaybeclassedwiththe bestintheAssociation,andpossibly, aresuperiortoall.Therecentlycompletedpavilionisanespecialsource ofpride,andhasproveditselfofinestimablevalueduringthewintryweatherwhichisatpresentbeingexperienced.AfternoonteaonSundaysis aninnovationwhichmembershave hailedwithdelight,andwilldoubtless provetobeagreatsuccess,bothfrom thesocialandculinaryaspects.Duringthefirstroundofpennantmatches ourteamsacquittedthemselvescreditably,anditseemscertainthatSt. Brigid'swillbewelltotheforewhen thepennantsarebeingpresented.With aten-setvictorythe"A"grademenled theway,andwerefollowedbythe"A" gradeladies.Membershaveeveryreasontobepleasedbytheworkofthe committee,andinthisregardspecial mentionmustbemadeofthepresident(Mr.B.C.Hagarty),whohasset a.veryfineexamplebythecapableand energeticmannerinwhichhehasperformedthedutiesofanexactingposition.Inrespectoftheerectionof thepavilion,andoftheorganisationof theartunionwhichfinancedit,membersoweanespecialdebtofgratitude toMr.Hagarty.Theclubmayindeed reviewthepastwithpride,andlook forwardwithconfidencetothefuture.

Atthelastmeetingofthecommittee,itwasdecidedthatanoveltycarnivalshouldbeheldintheParishHall ontheeveningofTuesday,June18. Afirst-classorchestrawillprovidethe music,adaintysupperwillbeserved andduringtheeveningnumeralsand spectacularnoveltieswillheintroduc ed.Itisintendedthatthiscarnival shallbetheeventoftheseason.and wetrustthatnopersonshallbeso foolishorunfortunatethattheywill misssuchatreat.Rememberthe date,June18th.

CAPITOL'SNEWPROGRAMME.

RidersofCanada"showsusgrandsceneryofoursisterportionoftheEmpire,andthestoryisinkeepinggrandandrugged.Patronsofthe Capitolwillthushavetwotypesof story-theruggedoutdoorsandthe comedy-romanceoftheNewYorkEast side.Capitolboxplansforthewhole weekmaybeseenatthetheatreevery day,alsoatMusgrove'sfrom10a.m. to5.30p.m.

OBITUARY.

THELATEMB.MATTHEW DWYER.

ThefuneralofthelateMr.Matthew Dwyer,ofManiganMarleyMine, Sandstone,tookplaceonthe25th. May,andwaslargelyattended.The deceased,whowas58yearsofage, wasborninVictoria.Asaladheleft thereandwenttoTasmania,,wherehe followedtinminingforaboutsixyears. In1899hecameWest,andwentprospecting,andin1905discoveredthe ManingaMarleyMinenearSandstone.Afterworkingthissuccessfully foraboutfiveyears,hewentfarming atEsperance,Queen'sPark,andNorth Dandalupforafewyears.Relinquishingfarming,hewenttoSouth Africaforsometime,andonhisreturnhedecidedtoagainworkthe ManingaMarleyMine,asheconsideredthattherewasstillplentyofgold tobehad,anditwaswhilstthusengagedthathemetwiththeunfortunateaccidentwhichcausedhisdeath. Thecortege,whichmovedfromSt. Mary'sCathedral,VictoriaSquare, Perth,afterRequiemMass,whichwas celebratedbytheRev.FatherPrendiville,andproceededtotheCatholic Cemetery,Karakatta,wheretheremainswereinterred.TheRev.Father F.J.O'Connorconductedthelastrites atthegraveside.Thechiefmourners were:Messrs.Ned,Mick,Dan,andJim Dwyer(brothers),MesdamesMick, Dan,andJimDwyer(sisters-in-law), Messrs.JohnJ.,Dan,Walter,Frank, andClemDwyerandFrankKernan (nephews).MissesSheilaandMinnie Dwyer(nieces),Mr.JohnDoyle(cousin).Thepall-bearerswere:Messrs. J.D.Mooney,J.Walsh,G.Harris,P. Lynch,P.W.Carmody,andJ.Doyle. Amongstthosepresentwere:Messrs. R.D.Lsine,H.McEffer,M.Storen,F. J.Roberts,L.Dwyer,W.J.Harvey, NedRyan,H.Bailey,J.Hoskin,J. Fenton,J.Perrie,W.Cornish,D.Nairn, J.Doyle,M.Ryan,J.Fitzpatrick,J. M.Chipper,G.Milling,M.O'Dea,P.H. Chappell,A.Hamilton,D.Perry,J. Ryan,P.O'Hara,J.Pearse,G.Cohen, andC.Blakemore.Therewereno flowersbyrequest,butnumerousletters,telegrams,cardsandpersonalexpressionsofsympathywerereceived bythebereavedrelatives.Thefuneralarrangementswereinthehands ofMessrs.BowraandO'Dea.

Saturday,June15,1929.

death,ashepersistedagainstmedical adviceingoingto-theofficewhilstsufferingfrominfluenza.*Hewasfollowedtohislastrestingplacebyavery largeconcourse,representingallclasses andcreeds,andwillbesorelymissed byhislargecircleoffriendsandacquaintancei.Heleavesawidowand onedaughtertomournhisloss.The pall-bearerswere:Mr.justiceDraper, Mr.PresidentDwyer,Mr.FredConnaughton,Mr.W.H.Dunphy,Mr.W. Reardon,Mr.G.LeVaux(seniorpartnerinMessrs.ParkerandParker),and Messrs.J.EdwardsandW.Brown,representingtheHibernianSociety.

CATHOLICTEAROOMS.

Mon.,June17,Mrs.DalyandMrs. Brown;Tues.,June18,Mrs.Crippsand Mrs.Boater;Wed.,June19,Mrs.King andMrs.McKaye;Thurs.,June20, Mrs.Lane;Fri.,June21,Mrs.Maxwell; Mon.,June24,Mrs.BryanandMies Lloyd;Tues.,June25,Mrs.Coganand Mrs.North;Wed.,Jun26,Mrs.HegartyandMrs.Maxwell;Thurs.,'Mrs. CcfnnollyandMrs./Kent;Fri.,Jurc4 Mrs.Malcwell.

Monday,July13,andnotJuly5,is thedatesetapartbytheparishfor theholdingoftheirSeventhAnnual BallintheKing'sHallthisyear.Ticketsarenowprocurableatthenominalpriceof5s.each,whichincludes asit-downsupper,forwhichSubiaco hasbecomenoteworthy.Thesuccess ofthisannualfunctioninprevious year'sisSubiaco'sbestadvertisement thenumberofvisitorsfromsurround-. ingsuburbsbeingparticularlynoticeableoneachoccasion.TheengagementofMissD'Arcy'sfullorchestra, andtheavailabilityof,lateconveyances,arefeatureswhichshouldadd toitscontinuedpopularitythisyear.

ProcessionoftheSacredHeart

ConventofMercy,VictoriaSquare.

OnJunethe9th..theFeastofthe SacredHeart,thepupilsofSt.Joseph'sSchoolandtheLadies'College, celebratedtheFeastbyhavingaprocissionaroundtheConventgrounds. Thedaywasperfect,thesunshonein allitsglory,andtheskywascloudless.At9.30thepupilsfromboth schools,numberingfivehundred, marchedinprocessionroundthe grounds.FouroftheseniorgirlscarriedabeautifulstatueoftheSacred Heart,restingonapaintedframeand bedeckedwithbeautifulrosesand fern.FourlittleHolyAngels,dressed inredandwhite,carriedredstreamers whichweresuspendedfromtheframe. Appropriatehymnsweresungtothe accompanimentofviolins.Avery beautifulaltarwaserectedbytheSistersinfrontoftheConventChapel,

Impressivenessandscenicgrandeur weretheoutstandingpointsinlast week'sstagepresentationattheCapitol.Forthecomingweek,startingtoday(Saturday),June15,anentirely differentnotewillbestruckbythe newentertainmenttitled"Moonlight andRoses."Builtroundthistheme willbescenesofsurpassingbeauty, thelightingandscenicvesturesbeing onasumptuousscale.Togiveb."dy tothesetting,theoverture,"Poetand Peasant"willbemasterfullyinterpretedbytheCapitolOrchestra,andthe CapitolSydneyBalletoffersascarf danceandacostumemedicodance, whilevocalistswillsing"JustaMemory,"posedinabowerofroses.The wholeeffect,asseenevenatrehearsals,isentrancing,andlaturday'saudienceswillnodoubtacclaimitso. Onthepictorialsidetheshowwillbe equallyasstrong,twofirstreleasefeatureelngthpicturesbeingscreened,'Ai additiontoanotheroftheinteresting "Curiosities"andtheusualWorld's News.Thechiefstoryis"Kosher KittyKelly,"althoughtheotherfeature,"RedRidersofCanada,"islittle behinditinmeritandinterest.1he "Kosher"storystarsViolaDana,Ic.ng knownasafavouritecomedienne,and shehascharming"Mother"VeraGordontoassisther.Nineoutoftenof uslikeagoodheartylaugh,andwho eversawaViolaDanapicturethat wasn'tfullofgiggles?.Asalovable littleIrishgirl,Violasmilesherway intotheonlooker'sheart,especially gainingsympathywhenitappearsthat herromancewithayoungJewishdoctorappearstobedoomedtoanunhappyending.Forthethrillstory,we findPatsyRuthMillerthecauseofa battleofstrengthandcunningbetween rovingadventurersinthegreatNorth ofCanada.Throughruggedcountry andbravingunknowndangers,the menoftheNor'-WestMounted,scarlet ofcoatbutwhiteofsoul,pursuetheir quarry,undauntedbythefactthatby hiscapturethedesireofalifetimewill bethwarted.TheCodeoftheRoyal Mountedisamagnificentprecept,and adherencetoitoftendemandsimmense sacrificeandcourageonthepartof membersofthefamousCorps."Red

THELATEJ.B.O'LOUGHLIN. ThemanyfriendsofMr.JohnBryan O'Loughlin,ofFirstAvenue,Mount Lawley,wereshockedtohearofhis suddendeathatSt.JohnofGodHospitalonthe29th.May,afteranillness ofonlyafewdays."Lock,"ashe wasfamiliarlyknown,hadheldan importantpostwithMessrs.Parkerand Parker,Solicitors,forthepast30 years,andwasoneofthebestknown figuresinthecity.BorninVictoria some54yearsago,hewasconnected withthelawinMelbournebeforecoiningtothisState,andhadanunfailing storeofentertainingreminiscencesconcerningPurves,Duffy,andothergreat legalluminariesofthe"nineties"-his naturalhumouraddinggreatlytohis recitals.Probablythebesttempered maninPerth,itcanbetrulysaidthat henevermadeanenemy,andwas neverknowntoutteranill-naturedremarkconcerninganyone.Aboveall, hewasasincereCatholic,whopractisedhisreligionconsistentlyanddevoutly.Hewasdevotedtohiswork,and thiswasprobablythecauseofhis

LilianCatherineDean,June3,1920.

JohnBryanO'Loughlin,May29,1030

JohnGarvey,June17,1926. JamesGordpnDobson,June13,1929.

AnastasiaCondon,June17,1920.

Itisaholyandwholesomethowskt toprayforthedead,thattheymay beloosedfromtheirsins.

Eternalrestgrantuntothem,0 Lord;andletperpetuallightshine uponthem.Maytheyrestinpeace. (300days'indulgence.)

[Inthiscolumnwepublishthe namesofthedeparted,whetherrecentlydeceasedoranniversaries.Under itweshallpublishobituarynotices, whichareacceptedby"TheRecord" at3s.Marktheenvelope"Obituary" whensendingitin.-Ed.]

DEATHS.

DEANE-OnJune3,1929,atthe SouthernCrossHospital,Lilian Catherine,dearlybelovedwifeof ThomasDeane,oftheExchange Hotel,Bullfinch,lovingmotherof JohnKevinandMoiraDeane,and daughterofJohnandthelateHannahPiggott,ofMandurah-road, SouthFremantle;aged30years. RIP

O'LOUGHLIN.-OnMay29,1929,at St.JohnofGodHospital,Subiaco, JohnBryan,thebelovedhusbandof MaryMargaretO'Loughlin,of85 FirstAvenue,Mt.Lawley,andfond fatherofSheila;aged54years.R.I.P.

INMEMORIAM.

GARVEY.-Inlovingmemoryofour dearhusbandandfather,John,who departedthislifeonJune17,1926. MostSacredHeartofJesus,have mercyonhissoul.

-Insertedbyhislovingwifeand children.

DOBSON.-Prayforthereposeofthe soulofJamesGordonDobson,who diedonJune13,1928;lovinghue. bandofLauraDobson,of20Farnley-street,Mt.Lawley,andfond fatherofOlive(Mrs%1P.Ryan), James,Laura,Irene,andSister MaryRaphael,VictoriaSquare: Eternalrestgranttohim,0Lord.

CONDON.-InlovingmemoryofAnastasia,whopassedawayonJune17, 1920. SweetSacredHeartofJesus,have mercyonhersoul.

-Insertedbyherlovinghusband andfamily.

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FOURTEEN.

THERECORD.

ChristianBrothers'College SPORTINGACTIVITIES.

Footballisnowthemainformofrecreation,andgamesarebeingregularlyplayed.ThechieftopicofconversationwhereChristiansmostdocongregateis"Whatareourprospectsfor theCup?-andgenerallythetrendof thediscussionisthatwehaveexcellentprospectsofretainingtheCup; butthatwewillbethoroughlytested by,atleast,twooftheotherschools, GuildfordandHigh.Ourseniorsare workingbard,andtheschoolthat wreststheAlcockCupfromuswillcertainlydeserveit!

Thefollowingmatcheshavebeen playedthisterm:

CIA.OldBoysv.PresentBoys.

Thismatch,whichwasthefirstone oftheseasonfortheCollegeXVIII., wasplayedonMondaymorning,June 3,attheW.A.C.A.Ground.Unfortunatelyraincameveryearlyinthe game,andquitespoiledwhatpromisedtobeagoodgame.However, underthecircumstances,agoodhard gameresultedinawinforthemuch fuvierOldBoys,althoughthePretBoyscamewellatThefinish. ' gget"Gepp,theCollegecoach,had chargeofthewhistle.TheOldBoys wererepresentedbythefollowing:C. Bahen(capt.),P.Giles,A.Scott,A. Schahill,R.Ryan,J.Jennings,T.Kennedy,T.Seymour,C.Arthur,F.Book, J.Gaynor,Herbert,F.Bryant,H. Solomon,T.Dunphy.PresentBoys: S.Briggs,B.Hart,R.Brown,H.Edelman,L.Leunig,Moysey,O'Hara,Lehmann,Kirkpatrick,Traeger,Morrissey, O'Shaughnessy,J.McLeod,H.Davy, K.Herley,R.Trainor,A.Kuhlmann, F.Pimley,J.Shea,andG.Thomspon.

TheOldBoysledoffvigorously,and didnotgivetheCollegeXVIII.much playforthefirstquarter,butthereafterthegameimproved,andtheCollegeladsplayedgoodfootball.The finalscoreswere:OldBoys,12goals 7behinds;PresentBoys,8goals8behinds.

Goal-kickers.-CollegeXVIII.:Trainer(2),Edelman,Briggs.McLeod,Herley,O'Hara,Leunig.OldBoys:Arthur(5),Herbert(3),Gavnor(2),Jennings,Solomon.

ThebestplayersfortheCollege were:Briggs(oneofthebeston ground).McLeod,Edelman,Hart, Brown,O'Shaughnessy,Davy.Forthe OldBoys:Giles,Bahen,Gaynor,Scahill,Jennings,Ryan,Arthur. Under16Football.--C.B.C.v.GuildfordGrammar.

ThismatchwasplayedatC.B.C.on May29,andresultedinacomfortable winforC.B.C.TheCollegeladswere superiorinalldepartments,especial' in-theair,wheremostofGuildford's moveswerenullified.Theywould havedonebettertoconcentrateon groundplay.Thefinalscoreswere: C.B.C.,9goals13behinds;C.E.G.S.,2 goals5behinds.

Bestplayers.-C.B.C.:Edelman,McLeod.Davy,Leunig,O'Connor,Moysey.C.E.G.S.:White,Hugall,Kempton.

Under14:C.B.C.v.HighSchool.

ThismatchwasplayedontheC.B.C. ground.TheCollegewonby92points.

Scores:Firstquarter,C.B.C.,3.2;High School.nil;half-time,C.B.C.,7.4;High School,nil;thirdquarter,C.B.C.,10.7; HighSchool,0.1;final,C.B.C.,14goals 19points;VighSchool,2points. ' Goal-kickersforC.B.C.:Malone'(5), Buzzard(31,Kuhlman(2),Ryan, Pavy,Judges,andDaff.

BestPlayers.-ForC.B.C.:Buzzard, lvloloney.Ryan,KuhlmanandDaff. ForHighSchool:Rowe,Dakin(capt.), Hall,andClarke.

Under16:C.B.C.v.ScotchCollege.

ThisgamewasplayedatScotchCollegeonSaturday,8th.inst.,andafter amostexcitinggame.Scotchwonby twopoints.Itisourfirstreverse. Thescoreswere8.3to7.7.

ThebestplayersfortheCollegewere Davey.Leunig,Edelman,O'Connor, McLeod,andJamieson. TheCupMatches.

CATHOLICTENNISASSOCIATION.

PENNANTS.

Thefirstsetofmatcheshasnotyet beencompleted.Onematch,Nedlandsv.St.Kevin's,"C"gradeladies, hasstilltobeplayed.Inthe"A" grademen'sdivision,St.Brigid'sfinallydefeatedHillStreet,whilstthe"C" gradeladies'match,St.Brigid'sv.St. Mary's,wasabandonedtoSt.Marys'. SecondSetofMatches. Idealweatherfavouredthematches whichwereplayedlastweek-end,and someexcellenttenniswithclosefinisheswasrecorded.Thedetailedrestiltsofcompletedmatcheswere: "A"Grade:Ladies. St.Brigid'sv.St.Kevin's.Played atWestPerth:MissK.McGovernlost toMissM.Mitchell,141,1-6;MissT. DavinlosttoMissM.Williams,2-61 2-6;MissA.DavindrewwithMissD. -Gilberston,6-1,4.6;MissN.Sayers drewwithMissM.Callaghan,3-6,6-2. MissesMcGovernandT.Davinbeat MissesGilbertsonandCallaghan,6-0, 6-0,andMissesMitchellandWilliams, 6-4,6-3;MissesA.DavinandSavers losttoMissesMitchellandWilliams, 2.6,1.6,andbeatMissesGilbertsonand Callaghan,6-4,8-2.Totals:St.&rigid's, 8sets64games;St.Kevin's,8sets64 games. Theresianv.HillStreet.Playedat Inglewood:MissD.ParkerbeatMiss M.Westhoven,6.3,6-1:Mrs.Sutcliffe drewwith.MissE.Westhoven,4.6,6-0; MissE.NicedrewwithMissFriedman,3-6,6-5;MissI.McInnesbeat MissC.Mitchell,6-4,6-0.MissParker andMrs.SutcliffelosttoMissesWesthovenandWesthoven,3.6,Sti,and beatMissesFriedmanandMitchell, 6-1,6-1:MissesNiceandMcInneslest toMissesWesthovenandWesthoven, 5-6,0-6,anddrewwi'hMissesFriedmanandMitchell, 4-6.Totals: Theresian9sets78games.HillStreet, 7sets62games. St.Joachim'sv.St.Mary's.Played atVictoriaPark:MissE.M.Herbert beatMissM.O'Mahony,6-0,6-5;Miss L.WoodmanlosttoMissM.Cullen, 4-6,4-6;MissM.Heagneydrewwith MissG.Marsh,6-4,5-6;MissM.Pyke drewwithMissV.Marsh,6-5,5.6. MissesHerbertandHeagneybeat MissesCullenandV.Marsh,6-3,6-3, andMissesO'MahonyandG.Marsh, 6-2,6-5;MissesWoodmanandPyke losttoMissesO'MahonyandMarsh, 4-6.4-6,andbeatMissesCullenand Marsh,6-3,6-5.Totals:St.Joachim's, 10sets86games;St.Marys.6sets71 games. "A"Grade:Men. St.Mary'sv.St.Joachim's.Played atVictoriaPark:J.Salterdrewwith A.G.Herbert,3-6,6.4;F.Colebeat R.S.Gordon,6-2,6.5;P.Smithlost toS.Kingston,5-6,4-6;R.Galvin drewwithA.E.Heagney,6-4.5-6.Sal4,erandColelosttoHerbertandHeag*ley.6-25-64-6andbeatGordonand Kingston3-66-3,6.2.SmithandGalvinlosttoHerbertandHeagney,1-6, 6-4,3.6,andbeatGordonandKingston,6-0,6-5,6-5.Totals:St.Mary's, 11sets98games;St.Joachim's,9sets 90games. HillStreetv.Theresian.Playedat Inglewood.G.WyburndrewwithB. Sutcliffe,3.6,6.4;F.DarceybeatW. L.Green,6.4,6-0;S.McDonalddrew withT.Kilmartin,6-4,5.6;H.Costello losttoE.Kenny,4.6,4-6.Wyburnand DarceybeatSutcliffeandKilmartin, 6-1,6-3,6-5,andGreenandKenny,6-5; McDonnellandCostellobeatGreenand Kenny,6-2,6-3,6-4.Totals:HillStreet, 11sets82games;Theresian,4sets59 games. St.Brigidsv.Wattle.Playedat WestPerth:S.ColgandrewwithG. Clarke,6-5,1-6:J.KerriganbeatW. Meer,6-3,6-1;G:SomersdrewwithF. O'Malley,6.3,4-6;W.PyebeatS. O'Halloran,6-2,6.2.ColganandPye heatClarkeand'O'Halloran,5.6,6-4, 6-0,andBeerandO'Malley,6.1,6.3, 6-3;KerriganandSomersbeatBeer andO'Malley,4-6.6-1,6-1,andClarke andO'Halloran,0-6,6-3,6-4.Totals: St.Brigid's,15sets107games;Wattle, 5sets67games. "B"

Grade:Ladies'No.1Zone.

NiceandParkerbeatKnoxandGibbons,6.3,6-1,6-0,andBeerandCarr, 6-3,6.4,6-2. Totals:Theresian,20 sets120games;Wattle,0sets37games No.2Zone.

Majella(Nedlands)v.HillStreet. PlayedatHillStreet:Mayhewdrew withB.Magee,2-8,6-1;QuinbeatG. Roberts,6-0,6-1;G.Hickeydrewwith A.Halvorson,6-2,5-6;RyanlosttoJ. Magee,0.6,0-6.MayhewandHickey beatB.MageeandRoberts,6-4,6.1,8-4, andHalvorsenandJ.Magee,8-5,6-4, 63;QuinandRyanlosttoMageeand Roberts,3-6,6-2,5-6,andtoHalvorsen andMagee,2.6,6-3,2-6.Totals:Ma, jag,12sets91glunes;11111'Street,8 sets78games. St.Kevin'sv.St.Brigid's.Played atSubiaco:R.WalshbeatHearne,6.1, 6.4;F.CainbeatW.Slythe,8-4,8-2: C.RampantbeatJ.Russell,6-3,6-2;S. MontgomerydrewwithB.Hagarty, 5-6,6-3..WalshandMontgomerybeat HearneandRussell,6-3,5.6,6-4,and drewwithSlytheandHagerty,6-5,5-6; CainandRampantbeatSlytheand Hagarty,6-4,6-2,6-3,andHearneand Russell,6.5,6-4.Totals:St.Kevin's, 15sets105games;St.Brigid's,3sets 67games.

"0"GradeLadies:No.1Zone.

St.Joachim'sNo.2v.Peninsula: MissMurraybeatMissM.Monaghan, 6-2;MissGardinerbeatMissM.Wildy, 6.2.MissesPykeandCorrylostto MissesMonaghanandWildy,5.6,38; MissesMurrayandGardinerbeatMissesMonaghanandWildy,6-1,64.OwingtotheabsenceoftwoofPeninsula'splayers,theremainderofthe setswereforfeitedtoSt.Joachim'sat 6-0.Totals:St.Joachim'sNo.2,10 sets68games;Peninsula,2sets22 games. Columbav.Theresian.Playedat SouthPerth:MissCliffordbeatMrs. Kilmartin,6-5;MissM.Carmodybeat MissE.McInnes,6-2;MissHoward beatMissMinett,6-4. MissesHowardandMahonydrewwithMrs.KillmartinandMissesMcInnes,4-8,6-5; MissesCliffordandCarmodybeatMrs. KilmartinandMissMcInnes,6-2,6-0. Owingtotheabsenceofoneofthe Thiresianplayers,theremainderofthe setswereforfeitedtoColumbaat6-0. Totals:Columba.11sets70games; Theresian,1set24games.

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OurfirstCupmatchwilltakeplace onWednesday,June26,againstGuildfordGrammarSchool,atPerthOval. Priortothatdatewewillplaytwo scratchmatches,andshouldbeready forthefray.Weexpectagoodhard gamefromourworthyopponentsof lastyear,butwelookforwardtothe meetingwithconfidence.

Theresianv.Wattle.PlayedatMidlandJunction.MissK.Baldwinbeat MissE.Willcock,6-4;MissS.Rodgers beatMissE.Price,6-0;MissL.BoultonbeatMissN.O'Malley,6-0;MissS. EdwardsbeatMissK.Read,6-0.MissesBaldwinandBoultonbeatMisses WillcockandPrice,6-1,6-0,andMisses O'MalleyandRead,6-0,6.1;Misses RodgersandEdwardsbeatMisses WillcockandPrice,6-5,6-0,andMisses O'MalleyandRead,6-0,6-0.Totals: Theresian,12sets72games;Wattle, 0sets11games.

"B"Grade:Gents.'No.1Zone.

Theresianv.Wattle.PlayedatMidlandJunction:E.deLucabeatG. Beer,6-1,11-2;J.NicebeatKnox,6-3, 6-0;V.GreenbeatG.Carr,6-5,6-1:K. ParkerbeatGibbons,6-1,6-0.DeLuca andGreenbeatBeerandCarr.6-4,6-0. 6-3.andKnoxandGibbons,6-1,6-0,6.3:

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St.Mary'sv.St.Kevin's.Playedat Leederyille:MissA.GalvinbeatMiss M.Murphy,6-0;MissM.Andersonbeat Misskeen.6-0;MissR.Parkinson, beatMissWalsh,6-2.MissesGalvin andCarmodylosttoMissesMurphy andReen,4-6,2-6,andbeatMisses WalshandLynch,6-0,6-0;MissesAndersonandParkinsonbeatMisses WalshandLynch,6-0,.6-2,andMisses MurphyandReen,6-2,6-3, Totals: St.Mary's,9sets62games;St.Kevins, 2sets25games. StaroftheSeav.C.Y.L.C.No.1. PlayedatCottesloe:MissBridgwood beatMissM.Ryan,6-2;MissBestbeat MissHurley,6-5;MissN,Coffeybeat MissE.Lalor,6-5;Miss1.Henryon beatMissMcKinnon,6-4. Misses EktridgewoodandBestbeatMisses RyanandLalor,6-0,5-6,andMisses HurleyandMcKinnon,6.4,6-4; MissesCoffeyandHenryonlostto MissesHurleyandMcKinnon,5-6,5.6, andtoMissesRyanandLalor,3-6,5-6.

Totals:StaroftheSea,7sets65 games;C.Y.L.C.No.1,5sets54games.

St.Anne'sv.Majella.Playedat Nedlands:MissQuinnbeatMissDyson,6-0;MissBrownlosttoMrs.Outridge,4-6;MissCoffeybeatMissStewart,6-3;MissMoorebeatMissRyan, 6-4. MissesQuinnandCoffeydrew withMissDysonandMrs.Outridge, 4-6,6-4,andbeatMissesStewartand Ryan,6-4,6-2;MissesBrownand MoorebeatMissDysonandMrs.Outridge,6-5,6-1,andaMissesStewartand Ryan,6-3,6-4.Totals:St.Anne's,10 sets68games;Majella,2sets42games. St.Joachim'sNo. 1 C.St.Brigid's. PlayedatVictoriaPark:MissK.OutridgebeatMissI.Sullivan,6-2;MissW. O'ConnorlosttoMissHiggins,4-6; MissC.SmithbeatMissStanbury,6.3; MissM.ByrnebeatMissWeston,6-0. MissesOutridgeandByrnelostto MissesSullivanandStanbury,5-6,4-6, andbeatMissesHigginsandWeston, 6-1.6-2;MissesO'ConnorandSmith losttoMissesStanburyandSullivan, 5-6,3-6,andbeatMissesHigginsand Weston.Totals:St.Joachim'sNo.1, 7sets63games;St.Brigid's,5sets47 games. "C"GradeMenNo.1Zone. St.Joachim'sNo.2v.Peninsula. PlayedatMaYlands:L.Smithdrew withJ.Clark,6-1,4-6;G.Cooper,junr., beatJ.McDonald,6-0,6-1;.J.Noonan drewwithF.Hinds,6-4,3-6;G.Cooper,senr.,drewwithJ.Alderton,3-6, 6-2. SmithandCooperbeatClark andMcDonald.6.1,6-2,andHindsand alcierton,6-3114;NoonanandCooper

drewWithClarkandMcDonald,6.3, 5-6,andbeatHindsandAlderton, 6-1.Totals:St.Joachim'sNo.2,12 sets87games;Phninsula,4sets47 games. Theresianv.Columba.Playedat Inglewood:G.GreenbeatNoone,8-4, 8-3;RuO'HallorandrewwithMcLernon,3-6,6-3;Thorntondrewwith Drabble,4-6,6-4;J.O'ConnellbeatPatterson,6-4,6-4.GreenandO'Halloran beatNooneandPatterson,6-3,6-4,and drewwithMcLernonandDrabble,6.4, 3-6;ThorntonandO'Connelllostto Nooneand'Patterson,3-6,5.6,andto McLernonandDrabble,4-6,4.6.Totals: Theresian,9sets80games;Columba,7 sets75games. No.2Zone.

St.Anne'sv.Majella.Playedat NorthFremantle:J.Moorebeat Chauncey,8-3,6-1;G.GoughbeatRoe, 6-0,6-1;F.IvesbeatNind,6-1,6-2; MooreandIvesbeatChaunceyand Roe,6-0,6-0;GoughandSpencerbeat ChaunceyandRoe,6-4,6-3.Owingto theabsenceofoneoftheirplayers, Majellahadtoforfeit6setsat6-love toSt.Anne's.Totals:St.Anne's,16 sets96games;Majella,0sets15 games.

St.Joachim'sNo.1v.Ct.Brigid's. PlayedatWestPerth:Gilligandrew withFurlong,6,2,2-6;H.Wintondrew withWallace,6.2,2-6;J.Quinnbeat L.Hagerty,6-0,6-4;A.Lawsonlost toArthur,2-6,1-6.GilliganandWintondrewwithWallaceandHagarty, 2-6,6-0,andwithFurlongandArthur, 6-5,5-6;QuinnandLawsondrewwith FurlongandArthur,3-6,6-2,andbeat WallaceandHagarty.6-3,6-3.Totals: St.Joachim'sNo1,9sets72games; St.Brigid's,7sets63games. St.Kevin'sv.St.Mary's.Played atSubiaco:E.EdwardsbeatJ.Edwards,6-3,6-5;J.ReendrewwithL. G.Northway,2-6,6-5;T.Dwyerdrew withA.Marsh,6-2,3-6;L.Rampant drewwithC.Cunningham,3.6,6.4.E. EdwardsandReendrewwithNorthwavandMarsh,6-1,5-6,andbeatJ. EdwardsandCunningham,6-2;Dwyer andRampantbeatEdwardsandCunningham,6-3,6-4,andNorthwayand Marsh,6-3. Totals:St.Kevin's,10 sets73games;St.Mary's,4sets58 games.

ScoreSummaries.

Captainsofteamsorpennantcommitteesrepresentativesareaskedwhen makingupscoresummariestoplease readandactupontheprintedinstructionsatthebottomofthem,andalso inthecaseofBandCgradestoshow thenumberofthezone.

Forfeits.

Itismostregrettabletonoticethat anuml,erofplayersdidnotturnup,

andinconsequenceforfeitshadtobe giventotheiropponents.Thisis greatlytobedeplored,aseitherthe opponentortheabsentplayer'spartner hastravelledsomedistanceandthen mayplayonlyoneortwosets.In additio9,itisgreatlydishearteningto theothermembersoftheteamsandto theclubsecretary.Playersshould notifytheirclubsecretaryattheearliestpossiblemoment,sothatasubstitutemaybeobtained.

CotmeilMeeting.

Delegatesareremindedthatthenext meetingoftheCouncilwillbeheldin theParochialHall,Archbishop'sPalace,onFridaynext,21st.inst.All delegateswhohavetheinterestsof theirclubatheartshouldmakeapoint ofattending.,TheAssociationconstitutionprovidesthatwhereadelegate isabsent_fromthreeconsecutivemeetings,heshallceasetobeadelegate, andtheclubwillberequestedtonominateanotherinhisstead.

Katanning

Thefollowingisthereportofthe half-yearlymeetingofSt.IB'rendan's BranchoftheH.A.C.B.Society.Bro. McAuliffepresided.Themeeting openedwiththeusualprayer,after whichtheminuteswerereadandconfirmed.ThesecretaryreportedBro. Croninonthesicklist,andpaywas passedaccordingly.Thesecretary atthisstagedrewtheattentionof membersthatseveralwereunfinancial, andafteralotofgeneraldiscussion itwasdecidedtowritethoseconcerned thegreatadvantagesderivedbykeepingfinancial,andpointingoutthese privilegesceasediftheyallowedthemselvestogetinarrears.Theelection ofofficersforthenewyearwasthen conducted,therebeingtwoormore candidatesforeachposition,withthe exceptionofthepresident,whowas returnedunopposed.Itwasnecessarytoconductaballot,andaftera keencontesttherewasonlyafew voteseitherwayineachcase.The followingofficerswereelected:President,T.McAuliffe;vice-president,C. W.Levitzke;treasurer,F.Fitzgerald':

guardian,J.Fitzgerald;warden,E. Purkiss.Bro.Levitzkemovedavote ofthankstotheretiringofficers,and saidhehopedthatthenewoneswould doandtakeasmuchinterestinthe societyastheoldoneshaddone.The motionwascarriedbyacclamation.As thehourwasgettinglate,thepresident closedthemeetingwiththecustomary prayers.

Dalwallinu

OntheanniversaryoftheKing's Birthday,amonstersportsmeeting, withballtofollow,washeldinthis rapidlyprogressingtown,inaidofthe localCatholicChurchBuildingFund.

Despitetheinclementweatherofthe precedingweek,theMondaydawned clearandbright,thoughcold.The sunnyweathertemptedmanyforthto attendthesports,wheremagnificent prizesweregivenforthevariouschildren'sracesandtheadults'athletic events.Intheeveningmanymore cametoattendtheballwhichfollowed thesports.

TheDalwallinuRoadsBoardHall, whichwassplendidlydecorated,was crowde4toitsutmostcapaci The linesofgayflagsofallnation, minentamongthemourownAustralian flag,madeacarnival-likebackground forthedaintyfrocksoftheladies. BrightmusicwassuppliedbytheDalwallinuJazzOrchestra,andthis,togetherwiththeexcellentfloor,andthe happyspiritwhichprevailed,caused thedancerstovotetheeveningaredletteroneforenjoyment.

Thesportsandballtogetherturned inabout£170.whichisverycreditable foraninitialeffortonthepartofthe 'scatteredCatholicsofDalwallinu. veromnanommeeeeasetaseenuninenovenansamiat DINEWHERE?WHYAT

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LEEDERVILLE.

ST.mumsNEWHALLOPINED.

St.Mary'snew.Hall,atthecorner ofShaftesburyandOxfordStreets, Leederville,wasopenedonTuesday eveninglast,whenanattendanceof over500waspresent.Thehallhad beenheraldedassomethingoutofthe ordinary,butintheirmostsanguine anticipations,fewexpectedtosee suchamagnificentstructureaspresenteditselfoncompletion.The lengthofthebuildingis146feet,of which132feetisoccupiedbythehall itself.Bymeansofartisticfolding doorsthebuildingcanbedividedinto twospacioushalls.Thiswasthe orderonTuesdaynight.Onepart wasusedfordancing,whiletheother wassetasideforthedevoteesof euchre.Whenitisstatedthatabout fiftytableswereoccupiedbythecard players,andthisinthesmallersection ofthetwohalls,someideaofthedimensionofthebuildingmayberealised.Theinteriorisalsoadornedbya largeandroomystage,whichwill proveanaddedattractionwhenconcertsandotherentertainmentsare beingheld.FatherMoloney,whois responsiblefortheerectionofthe builing,isindeedtobecongratulated onpileresultofhisefforts.Hehas notsparedhimselfformanymonths past,andwasdailytobeseentaking anactivepartinthebuildingoperations.Hisaimtoerectahallworthy ofhisgrowingparish,andasanornamenttothearchitecturalbeautiesof thedistrict,hasbeenfullyrealised,and theparishionersandthepeopleof Leedervilleasawholeareunderadebt ofgratitudetohimforhavingraised intheirmidstastructurethatwill bearcomparisonwithanyintheState. HewasapleasedmanonTuesday night,andwellmighthebe.While everyconveniencehasbeenstudied forcardplayers,FatherMoloneyhas notoverlookedtherequirementsofthe followersofdancing,andhashadlaid downamagnificentdancingfloorfor theirbenefit.Ladiesandgentlemen's cloakroomsarealsoprovided.Aspecialfeatureofthenewbuildingisthe excellentarrangementsmadeforventilation,andonecaneasilyimaginethe coolnessofthehallduringthesummer months.TheeuchreprizesonTuesdaxlastwerewonbyMrs.Whiteand Mrs.J.Beaton,whothushavethe distinctionofbeingthefirstprize winnersinthenewhall.Whilethe euchretournamentwasinprogress.a largenumberofnon-playersenjoyed themselveswithdancing,tomusicexcellentlyrenderedbyMissBallantyne, A.T.C.L.(piano),andMr.Powell.

L.A.B.(violin).Amongthosepresent wereFatherO'Grady(Dardanup), FatherLynch(Jarrandale),theHon. H.Millington,M.L.A.(memberforthe district),andHon.G.Taylor,M.L.A.

Itistheintentiontoholdtheeuchre partiesanddanceseveryTuesday night.Anyonedesiringagoodevening'sentertainmentinthesepastimes shouldnotmisstheoportunityofvisitingSt.Mary'snewHall,wherethey areassuredofhavingtheirtastescateredfortotheirentiresatisfaction,and wherethecomfortandarrangements areunequalledanywhere.Thehalli, rightonthetramtrack,andNo.15or 16tramswilldropyourightatthe door.

VictoriaPark

Thecampaitiitoraisefundsforthe hiiildingofthenewchurchintheparishwassuccessfullylaunchedwhena recordcrowdattendedtheopening danceintheTownHallonMay25th. Sixstrongteams,eachcomprisinga dozenormorewillingworkers,areall planningandschemingtooutdothe opposingforces,andthe"odds"appear about"evens."Iffirstimpressionsgo foranything,thebazaarattheend oftheyearshouldbeeasilyarecord one. Theforthcomingfunctionsinclude euchreparties,houseparties,apicturenight(June24th.),andaRomany Ball,inthelocalTownHall,onJune 25th.Thepicturenightshouldattractalargeattendance,asLonChaneyin"Laugh,Clown,Laugh,"and BettyBalfourin"Paradise,"offeran excellententertainment.

TheRomanyBallisbeingorganised byagenerousyoungladyoutsidethe parish,MissRomaMcDermott,the

fundstogowhollytoNos.2and3 teams,whoarecombiningtomakethe efforttheeventoftheyearasfaras VictoriaParkisconcerned.Fancy dressisoptional,butasRomanycostumesaresoeasilymade(themen haveonlytoweartheirordinaryblack trousers,sportsshirt,redorblack sash,andheadgear);thegreaternumberwillbe"Gipsies"fortheoccasion. Musicalitems,cardsalacabaret,Fred Nice'sorchestra,andanexcellentsuppershouldresultina"bumper"attendance.Asthiswillbetheonlybig churchfunctionforamonthormore, aroundthatdate,parishionersareaskedtobearthedate(June25th.)well inmind.Afunctionsuchasthis,if aswellpatronisedasitshouldbe,will domoretoswellthechurchfunds thanmanysmallerones,where75per cent.oftheproceedsiseatenupinexpenses.

Leadersofteams,andparishioners generally,areremindedthataroster showingthedatesallottedtoeach teamhasbeendrawnup,andacopy maybeobtainedifnecessaryfromthe Presbytery.Teamsmaydistributetickets,orsellraffleorartuniontickets atanytime,butnofunction,suchas ahousep5euchreparty,picture night,dance,ootherentertainment canbeheldoutsidethefortnightset asideforanyteam,unlesspermission isobtainedfromtheteamaffected.

OnMondayeveningthehalf-yearly installationofoffice-bearersforthe HibernianSocietywasconductedby theDistrictBoard,inthepresenceof afairlyrepresentativeattendanceof thebranch.Atthemeetinginquestionthebalance-sheetandreturnsfor thepreviousquarterwassubmitted forconsideration.Eulogisticreferencesweremadetotheeffortsofthe secretary(Mr.LeoWalsh)inhissustainedenthusiasmandpainstaking careoftheworkofthesociety.Atthe meetinginquestion,amotionofdeep sympathywascarriedexpressingthe sentimentsofthemembersinthe deathoftheRev.FatherP.Lynch. Membersweredeeplygrievedoverthe lossofthesociety'sbelovedChaplain. Hewaspresentatmanymeetingsof thebranch,andhischeerygood natureandstaunchadvocacyofthe societywillbelongrememberedby hislegionoffriends.

TheTennisClubarenowdeeplyat workinarrangingfortheconstruction oftheirtwonewcourts.Whenthe additionalcourtsarecompleted,the fourplayingarenaswillbethemeans ofmeetingtherequirementsofalong andanxious"waitinglist."

Glenville,nearNewry,theresidence ofthelateJ.Glenny,J.P.,withover 100acresofland,hasbeenpurchased bytheCarmeliteSistersofthePrimitiveObservance.Delgany,Dublin.

Esperance

Onthe5th.instant,averyenjoyable andsuccessful"BacktoChildhoodand FreakBall"washeldhereinconnectionwiththepopulargirlcompetition atpresentbeingheldinaidofChurch funds.Theballwasorganisedby MissM.Heenan,insupportofoneof thecandidates,MissMaryDellaca.The localhallwascomfortablyfilled,and everythingwentwithaswing,with Mr.JimJonesasM.C.

TheEsperanceOrchestra,comprisingMr.andMrs'.Sandell,Mr.Richardson,senr.,MissRichardson,Mr.Richardson,junr.,Mr.L.DawandMr. Blizzard,assistedbyMrs.Chadwick, MissHeenan,and.Mr.Hancock,suppliedthemusic,whichwasgreatlyappreciatedbyall.

Amongthemanystrikingcostumes thefollowingwereconspicuousand suitedtheoccasionadmirably:Miss

MaryDellaca,Baby;Mrs.Schofield, MissRichardson,MissE.Luton,Miss A.Luton,SchoolGirls;Mr.I.Graham, Baby.PrizeswereawardedMissDellacaandMr.Grahamforbestladyand gentlemanfreak.MissR.Jonesand MissF.Giles,respectively,wonthe prizesawardedfortheMonteCarlo and'B'alloonDances.Thelighting effects,theresultofMr.Hancock's handiwork,werefavourablycommentedonbythose,inthehall,whichwas alsoprettilydecoratedwithstreamers hungfromalargepapersunshadeand innumerableballoons.

Apartfromthosealreadymentioned, thefollowingladiesandgentlemen helpedMissHeenantomaketheball thegreatsuccessitwas:Mrs.McCudden,Mrs.Dellaca,Mrs.Rohan,Miss Toole,MissDoust,andMr.McCudden.

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MIDLANDJUNCTION.

THECATHOLICBALL

TheCatholicBallonTuesday;27th. ult.,wasapronouncedsuccess.The earlyattendancewasordinary,butlate comersswelledthenumber,anddespite earlydeparturesthereweremorepresentafterthefirstsupperthanbefore. Owingtohallrenovations,decorations wereforbidden;butthebeautiful dresses,andhappyfaces,madeapleasantpicturethatcouldscarcelyhave beenenhancedbyfloraleffects.Quiet efficiencywasmanifestinthearrangementsoftheball,andtheorganisers, Mrs.T.M.CluneandMr.J.Carr,are tobecomplimentedontheresultattained.Donationsreceivedweretoo numeroustochronicle,butthegiftof thehallfortheeveningbyMr.F.Jacobyisonetobegratefullyacknowledged.D'Arcy'sorchestrarendered delightfulmusic,freefromthecrash andjazzeffectssometimesexperienced;andanoldfriendinMr.R.KingdomofficiatedasM.C.

HisWorshiptheMayor(Mr.W.R. Crosbie)andtheMayoresswerepresent,andmanyprominenttownfolk; andvisitorsfrommanycentreswere noticed.DeanKiely,whosespiritual ministrationsaretheChannelofthe powerwhichimpelsalltruechurchactivity,movedwithquietenjoyment amongthemerrythrong.Thispopularballismadetheoccasionofhappy re-unionofmanyoldfriends.

Thesupertableswerebountifully suppliedwithdeliciousdainties,and vasesofchoicerosesformedtheprincipalfloraldecorations.ThecommitteecomprisedMesdamesHecerman. Istuckley,Willoughby,andFerguson; Messrs.SwanandCarr.andalarge numberofwillinghelpers. TheDresses.

Followingaredescriptionsofmany ofthedresses,butanumberwereunavoidablymissed: MissMarionFriedman,eaudenil georgette,withfashionablesidedrapings;MissRitaHellion,saxebluegeorgette,beadedincrystal;Mrs.John Horan,floralgorgetteintonesofgreen andviolet;Mrs.M.Troy,fuschiasatin beaty,withfurtrimmings;Mrs.W.R. Crosbie.blacksilkoverdress,black georgette,trimmedblackbeadsand fringe,handsomesalmonfringedsilk wrap;Mrs.J.W.Dawson,blacksatin overdressandpanelsblackgeorgette, buckleatwaist,shoulderflowerblack silkandsilver;Mrs.Kingdom,black satin:Mrs.FrankDarcy,ivorygeorgette.encrustedwithpinkandsilver;

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MissNancyPauly,whitegeorgette overpink,drapedatside,trimmed withpink.lace,sprayatshoulder;Miss JeanneFriedman,vieuxrosegeorgette, heavilybeadedincrystal,Orientaldesign;MissMurielJacobs,lemongeorgette,beadedingoldandsilver;tliss Ward,mauvegeorgette,embroidered inoldgold;MissH.McMahon,lettuce greentaffetas,prettywraptomatch; MissMabelCousins,blackgeorgette, redroseandribbonshoulder;Miss MollieD'Arcy,redsatin,withgoldtissueandbowertrimmings;MissE. Price,mauvecrepedechineandgeorgette;MissB.Minett,whitegeorgette; overdressoflace,relievedwithmauve andsilvershoulderposy;Mrs.H.McLemon,lemonbrocadedsatin,showing unevenhemline;Mrs.J.Carr,black georgette,Frenchembroidered;Miss M.Morris,redgeorgette;MissN. Webb,pinkchinellegeorgetteandsilk net;MissP.D'Arcy,bluesilk,daintily trimmedwithbluechiffon,ropeblue beadstomatch,fancyvelvetshoulder flowers;MissJeanMcGuire,pinkgeor: gette,unevenhem,embroidereddark pinksilk,handsomesash;Mrs.V. Dudley,Frenchbeadedfrockofivory andsilver;Mrs.0.Heney,-shadedgrey ninon,touchesofroyalblue;Mrs.R. Knox,saxebluecrepedechine,relievedwithputty;Miss.NellO'Mally, whitesatin,prettyoverdress,flouncingwhitegeorgette,ropecrystalbeads. handsomesalmonyelvetwrap:MissT. Clune,shellpinkgeorgette,withbeautifulshadedpinksilk,andvelvetflowerstouchedwithsilk-eratwaist,handsomewrapofshadedbluesilkand velvet:MissK.Cleary,strawberrysilk crepedechine,tuckeddaintily,with redrosesonshoulder;MissG.McGregor,apricotcrepedechineandtaffeta,prettyshoulderflowertomatch; MissF.Illsley,bluesilk,withbluetulle trimmedwithsilverbeads,prettyblue andsilvershoulderflowers,beautifully workedwhitesilkwrap,fringed;Mrs. Clune,crepedechine;handsomeblack silklaceoverdress,blacksilk,velvet wrap,daintygoldembroidery;MissC. Johnson,whitebeadedgeorgette,with pinkvelvetfloweratshoulder,white crepedechinewraptrimmedwith fur;MissPhyllisDurbridge,butter colouredgeorgette,flouncedwit,hshadedpaleyellowtoorangefrills,hand paintedsilkwraptomatch:MissB. Douglas,silverlacefrock,relievedwith fleshpink;MissG.Parenthorene. lemonsatinbodice,tulleflouncedlong skirt,rhinestoneshoulderstraps,silverlacecollar:MissElsieStratton, girlishfrockwhitecrepedechine,with silverlace:MissM.Day,blacksilk

velvet',"prettywhitesilk'wrap,handsomelyworkedredsilk,pearlneckleei MissMaryBeer,wineshadeofvelvet, trimmedwithrhinestones;MissAnnie Hanlon,skybluegeorgettewithsilver laceandunevenhew;MissAnnie Buckley,apricotsatin,petalledskirt, withredandsilverposy;Miss0.Hansen,resedagreensatin;Mrs.g.Jacoby,blackgeorgette,blacklace,and Slackgeorgettewrap,beautifully'forked,colouredflowersandcloouredfringe tomatch,scarletrosesonshoulder;Mrs F.Willoughby,blacksatin,prettyred andsilveibeads,blacksilkevening wrap;MissElsieHogg,kingfisherblue, kingvelvet,trimmedsilverandblue; MissKathleenDay,eaudenilcrepe dechine,trimmedorangevelvet;Miss EvaCatherall,cyclamengeorgetteand chenille,trimmeddiamente;MissJessieWilson,eaudenilgeorgette,trimmedhandmadecolouredflowersto tone,finegoldtinsel,ropesofpearls, strawberrysilkvelveteveningwrap; Mrs.Young,bluechenille,velvetwrap tomatch;MissA.Read,rosegeorgette andsatin;MissPellHughan,bluegeorgette,silvertrimmings,wraptomatch; MissMyraSwan,powderbluegeorgette,daintilyworked;MissPottier, whitesatinszeorgetteoverdress,finishedscarlet,silkandvelvetflowers,silk ,vrcip,crepedechine,workeddaintily incolours:MissC.Wood,oldgold georgette,beadedinsilver;MissKitty Gieve,vieuxroseheavilybeadedgeorgette;Mrs.F.W.Burke,bluegeorgette overgreensatin,:Mrs.Downes.mauve beadedgeorgette,goldshawl;Miss LauraDobson,saxebluegeorgette; MissIreneDobson,eaudenilheaded georgette.

Wedding

LAWRIE-GASTALDO. St.b'rigid'sCatholicChurch,Collie, wasthesceneofaveryprettywedding onthe10th.ult.,whenVerdina(Dene), thirddaughterofMr.andMrs.D. Gastaldo.ofWorsley,wasunitedin theholybondsofmatrimonytoMr. FrankLawrie,secondsonofMr.and Mrs.J.Lowrie,ofNorthCollie.The ceremonywasperformedbytheRev. FatherBroidy,inthepresenceofa largenumberoffriendsandrelativesof theyoungcouple.Thebride,whoenteredthechurchtothestrainsofHandel's"Largo,"playedbyMissDermody,wasgivenawaybyherfather. Shewasveryprettilygownedina frockofivorygeorgettewithtinysilk

netfrillsedgedwithsilverlace.A beautifulveilfellfromacoronetof orangeblossomandashowerbouquet ofwhiterosesandferncompletedthe toilette.Shewasattendedbytwe bridesmaidsinMissPaulineGastaldo (sisterofthebride)andMissAgnes Lawrie(sisterofthebridegroom).The formerworeafrockofpowderblue crepedechene,beautifullyhandembroideredandalittleDutchcapof blueandsilvertulle,whilstMissLawriewasfrockedinbuttercupcrepede chenetrimmedwithsilklaceanda Dutchcapofgoldtinselandribbon. Bothcarriedaprettyposyofpink rosesandfern.Thedutiesofbest manwereperformedbyMr.AldoGastaldo,whilstMr.ArthurLawrieacted asgroomsman.Duringthesigningof theregistrar,MissDermodysang"Ave Maria"fromCavalleriRusticanaina verypleasingmanner.

Anadjournthentwasthenmadeto theSoldiers'Hall,whereaboutone hundredguestspartookofadainty repastprovidedincelebrationofthe happyoccasion..TheguestswerereceivedbyMrs.Gastaldo(motherof thebride),wearingasmart,modelof blackcrepedechenebeautifullyhand embroidered,withhatensuite,as byMrs.awrie(motherofthe groom),dressedinasmartf navybluecrepedechene,withsilver fringeandgoldtrimmingsandhatto match.Theofficiatingclergymanactedaschairmanfortheproceedings,and quiteapleasanthourwasspentis honouringtoastsincidentaltosuck happygatherings.Subsequenttothe cuttingoftheweddingcake,whichwas thegiftofMrs.A.Keeling,thehall wasclearedfordancing.Afurther coupleofhourswasspentintripping thelightfantastic,duringwhichtime musicalitemswerecontributedby Messrs.J.McVeeandR.Simmonds. Thehappycoupleleftbythenight trainontheirhoneymoon,thebride travellinginabeigecrepedechene jumpersuitwithgabardinecoatand hattomatch.Theyweretherecipientsofmanybeautifulandvaluable presents,includedinthenumberbeing severalcheques.

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Beofgoodcheer,rememberingthat themisfortuneshardesttobearare thosewhichnevercome.

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Amanshouldforcehimselftobe obedient,eveninlittlethingswhich appearofnomoment;becausehewill thusrenderthepracticeofobedience ingreatmatterseasytohimself.

Inthedevoutlifeitisalmostthe samethingtosayofamanthathe hasagreatdevotiontoOurBlessed Ladyasthathehasagreatdevotion totheBlessedSacrament.-Father Faber.

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0sweetsayingswhichrightlycalls thesoultothepromiseofblessedness; sinceGodisthereward,andnothing ofearthismentionedhere.--Thomac a'Kempis.

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Fearnot;itisI."Whatcouldbea moreunshakensupport,astrongerassuranceofsafety,andthedangersby whichweareexposedthanthispledge ofHislove,thispromiseofHisabidingpresenceamongus?-Monsignorde laBouillerie.

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"BEGINAGAIN."

Iamsorrytoseeyouarehoistingthe devil'sflagofdiscouragement.Itis apreciouslessonofthespiritualworld thattheremustbeupsanddowns evenwiththemostearnesteffortsand intheholiestlives."Beginagain"is themottoofsuccessinthepathof holiness.Remember,too,thatfaults andfallsrightlyusedhelptoteachus ourweaknessandtomakeushumble, andsoarereallyastepping-stoneto greatersanctity.-FatherW.Doyle, S.J.

TOPRAYISRIGHT.

Benotafraidtopray-toprayisright, Prayifthoucanst,withhope:butever pray, Thoughhopebeweak,orsickwith longdelay; Prayinthedarkness,iftherebeno light.

BT.ANNE.

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Faristhetime,remotefromhuman sight, Whenwaranddiscordontheearth shallcease; Yeteveryprayerforuniversalpeace Availstheblessedtimetoexpedite. Whate'erisgoodtowish,askthatof Heaven, Thoughitbewhatthoucanstnothope tosee; Praytobeperfect,thoughmaterial leaven Forbidthespiritsoonearthtobe; Butifforany.wishthoudarestnot pray, ThenpraytoGodtocastthatwish away.

-HartleyColeridge.

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THEPRIESTHOOD.

Inanurgentappealforthefostering ofvocations,BishopDoubleday,ol Brentwood,England,hassomeobservationsonthequalityofthecandidatesrequiredforthepriesthoodand astohowtheyaretoberecruitedand trained:"Werequireasabeginning doublethenumberofprieststhatare atpresentworkinginthedioceseand tomeettheoccasiontheyshouldbe young,healthy,educated,trained,unselfish,purposeful,enterprising,missionary,apostolic,obedient,devoted, supernaturalmen.Theycanonly comefromourhomesandschools,and withoutamiracletheycannotcome fromthoseunlessthespiritualfertility ofthehomeandschoolisequaltotheir production.Wedorightinpraying unceasinglyforvocations,butweare notentitledtoexpectmiracles:the practicalco-operationandself-denial ofpastor,teacher,parent,peopleare demandedasareasonablepreliminary tothecontinuousgrowthofaroyal priesthood.

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"Thouidle,thievingvagabond!.I willmaketheedopenanceforthysins, andthatbeforesunset."

SandyMacDonald'svoicebreaking roughlyonthestillnessofthevirgin bushmighthavestruckfearintothe heartofabraverboythablittleDick' avails.-Sandywasasavagefellow atthebestoftimes,andjustnowhis fiercescowlandthreatening justifiedtheterrorontheface_ childwhocrouchedbeforehim.Mrs. MacDonaldstoodattheshantydoor andfrownedonDick.

"Forshametorobthehandthat's fedtheesincethouwert'leftadesolate orphan.Thee!1cometoabadend, mylad."

"Butnotbeforehehasreckoned withme,mother,"saidSandy."Listen, rascal!Thisisnotthefirsttimethou haststolenmyflour-cakes,butitshall bethelast."

"But,sir,Ididnottouchtheflourcakes;ItellyouIsawsomenatives prowlingnearby."

"Natives!Bah!Natives,wouldnot daretocomesonearmyhut.Ihave scaredthemawaywithmygun.We haveseennaughtforthreemonths. Thatliewillnotsavethee,lad!"And sosaying,Sandyraisedhisridingcrop andsodealtwithDickastoleavehim wellnighsenselessontheground.

"YedirtyPapistthiefNeverenter mydoorsagain;gobacktoyourthievingcompanions,"andwithafinalkick oldSandyenteredhisshantyand bangedthedoor.

Inthisextremity.Dickcouldthink ofnothingtodo.Hisbodyached;he washungryandhadnowheretogo. Hisfatherhaddiedonthevoyageout totheSwanRiverColony,andhis youngwife,unabletostandalone againstthedangersandprivationsof lifeinthisnewstrangeland,had longsincegonetojoinhim,leaving poorlittleDick,aboyofonlyten summers,tomakehiswayalone.After manyadventures,Dickfoundhimself drudgeintheMacDonaldhousehold, ontheMurrayRiver,nearPinjarra. wherehelabouredfromdawntilldark forhismiserablefoodandlodging.Poor littleDickhadnocompanions,and gameswereunknowntohim.One giftfromhismotherhekeptfaithful. ly-hisdevotiontotheSacredHeart. Nomatterhowtiredandhungryhe was,heneverwenttobedwithout havingrecoursetoHimWhohelps usinallourdifficulties.

Findinghimselfsoill-treatedand alone.Dickhadjustsaidaweeprayer toOurLord,whenfootstepswere heardapproachin

"Hullo!What'sthis?"calleda cheeryvoice."Why,child,Youdo lookmiserableenough,tobesure Whathaveyoubeendoingtogetyourselfintothisstate?"

LittlebylittleDicktoldhistale, andsoonthewarm-heartedstranger wasknockingatthecottagedoor.

"Guidafternoontoye,Mr.Dillon," saidSandy;"andwhatmightye're pleasurebe'Tiebutrarelyyehon. ouruswidavisit."

"Well,Mr.MacDonald,it'sjustthis: IwantyoungDicknnmyplacefora time,becausetheblacksaregetting troublesomeagain,andwhenI'maway

inthefields,I'mafraidforMaryand thegirls.ShouldDickbewithin call,Iwouldfeelmoresecure."

Dicklookedupwith'gratitudeshininginhiseyes.

"Ofcourse,we'llmissthedearlad," saidSandy,"buttoobligeyewe're willin'forhimtogoforjustaslongas yeneedshim.Letmewarnyethough, he'sanidle,thievingrogueifhe'snot putinhisplace.FactisIdon'tknow who'llneedmostwatchin',himorthe blacks."

"That'sallright,sir;DickandIwill managefamously;butjust.youtake myadviceandkeepaneyeoutfor blackprowlers.Thatnativeyou scaredlastweekisarathervindictive specimen,Ishouldsay,andIwouldn't mindbettinghe'sattherootofthe trouble."

"Comealong,Dick;nevermindyour clothes.Mrs.Dillonwillseetothem." SoDickEvansleftbehindhimthe oldhardlifeattheMacDonald's,and soonfoundhimselfquiteathomein thebosomofthehappyfamilyat "WillowDell,"whereMrs.Dillonwelcomedhiminplaceofthelittleson whomGodhadcalledsixmonthsbefore.Toonesousedtoill-treatment, thiskindnesswasoverwhelming,but evendespitethis,theeffectsofhis formerlifewerestillvisibleinthe shatteredstateofDick'snerves,which madehim,althoughheresistedhard, afraidevenofthedark.

Nothingwasheardorseencfthe blacksuntilsixweeksafterDickhad joinedtheDillonhousehold.Then newsreachedthesettlersthatYagan, theleaderofthehostiletribesonthe Swan,hadbeenexecuted,andthatno morenativeattacksneedbefeared. Lulledinthisfalsesecurity,thesettlers ontheMurraygrewmorereckless,and thenatives,stirredtorevengebythe deathofYagan,awaitedanopportunitytopunishthewhites.Onenight about11p.m.,Dick,whowassleeping ontheverandah,wasawakenedfrom abaddreamtothesuddenrealisation thatadarkformwasmovingsteal thilyamongthebushesinthegarden. Hisfeargaveventtoashrillshriek, which,whilealarmingthesleepingin. matesofthehouse,gavethenative(if suchitwas)timetomakegoodhis escape.Despiteminutesearchby Mr.Dillonandhishandyman,no traceoftheintrudercouldbegained, sothattheydecidedthattheapparitionwasbutacreationofDick'soverstrungmind.Heprotestedagainst this,butinvain;butsopositivewas hethatthenocturnalvisitorwasa native.thatherefusedtosleepoutside again.Henceforthhisbedwasbrought innearthekitchensetteeeachnight, andthoughMrs.Dillonwasinclined tobesympathetictowardshim,Jake. thehandyman,didnotconcealhis contemptofthelittle"coward,"aslie calledDick,ofwhomitmaybesaidhe wasalittlejealousoftheplacehe hadsoquicklyearnedinthehousehold.Anuneventualweekpassed away,andthen,onthefollowingTuesdaynight,withdramaticsuddenness. newswasbroughtintothehomestead thatthenativesinfullforcewereadvancingonthesettlement.

"Iseverybodywarned?"askedDillon.

"Yes.-repliedthemessenger.Your placeIlefttilllast,asitsfarthest north.keepthewomenandchildren inside,andpreparefordefence.The militaryhavebeennotified,butGod knowsiftheywillarriventime.We willtrytokeepthemaothesouth, butyoumustguardagainstattacks fromthenorth.Donotleavethe housetillyougetfurtherword."So sayingthehorsemangallopedaway, leavinginhiswakeconsternation, whichwasonlysavedfrombecoming .confusionbythebriskcommandsof JohnDillon,whowassoonmasterof thesituation:

Dickhadheardthemessage,butto himonlyonesentencewasofanyimportance:"YourplaceIlefttilllast, becauseitsfarthestnorth."Had MacDonaldthenreceivedthewarning?Hisholdingwasstilltwomilestothenorth,butsolittleknownthat perhapsintheexcitementthemessengerhadforgottenit,evenifitsexistencewasknowntohim.

"0God,tellmewhattodo,"prayed DickHisinstinctivefearofthe blacks,ofthedark,andthelonely bush,coupledwithhisremembrance ofhisill-treatmentatMacDonald's hand,foughthardtoovercomehisimpulsetowarnafellowcreatureindistress.Recollectiogthat,despitetheir faults,MacDonaldshadsavedhim fromstarvationanddeath,andthat Mrs.MacDonoudhadoccasionallyrelentedtowardshim,Dick,fortifiedby prayer,decidedtosetoutonhismission.

Duringthepreparationsforsiege, Dickslippedawayunobserved,butit wasalreadyteno'clockbeforehewas clearofthehouse.Withbeating heartandwideopeneyes,headvancedstealthilythroughthedarkness, tremblingateverygauntshadow,and fearingeverytreelestitsheltera well-armednative.'SacredHeartof Jesus,helpme-AngelGuardianguide mysteps,"weretheonlyprayershis heartcouldframe.Evenhislipsrefusedtoopen;soafraidwashethat theyshouldbetrayhispresencetoa lurkingenemy.Stillhekeptbravely on,andafterwalkingforwhattohim seemedinterminablehours,without comingnearerhisgoal,hesuddenly spiedbetweenthetreesaclearing floodedwithmoonlight.Wellherememberedthatspot.Wasitnotthe gladewherethatveryafternoonhe andthetwoDillongirlshadplayed andtalkedtogether.Itcouldnotbe. Hishours'walkinghadbeenvain.Here hewasbackwithinafewchainsofhis startingplace-hehadbeenwalkingin acircle.Dick'sdespairalmostoverwhelmedhim,andhadhenotbeena man-nearlythirteen-hewouldhave cried.Perhapsafewtearsdidsteal unbidden'downhischeeks,butwho wouldcensurethem? TheDillon homesteadlookedsopeaceful,and neverdidaboy'sbedbeckonmoreinvitingly,butbysheereffortofwill Dickturnedawayandsoughtthe roughtrackwhich,whileincreasing thedistance,wouldensurehisreachingMacDonald'swithoutagainlosing hisway.Takingtohisheels,Dick ranasfastashistiredlimbswould allow,andevensohehadtorestseveraltimesontheroad.Atlastthe roadbecamemore,familiar,andsoon hecoulddimlydiscernthepalisadeof logswhichhehadhelpedMacDonald toerectlastminter,andbitterwere thememoriesitrevived.ThankGod, itwasnofarther.Dick'slegswere aching,andhisheadwasspinning. Reachingthegate,hefounditlocked, andwiththelastounceofhisstrength hecommencedtoclamberover.Forgottenwerehisfearsofdiscoveryby thenatives,andashesatastridethe

fencepreparatoryto'jumpingdown, therealisationofhisneedforcaution wasvividlybroughthometohimby thereportofapistolwhichresounded inthestillnessofthenight.Thenext momentDicklaystretchedonthe groundbleedingprofuselyfromabulletwoundinthechest.

"Thenatives,"hegasped;"they're up guard-to-the-north,"andsohe lapsedintounconsciousness.

ImagineMacDonald'smiseryandremorseatthesightofthefairyoung formlyingtherebathedinitsown blood.

"Laddie,laddie,speaktome-I didnameantohurtye.Sally,quick, harnessthegig;wemustgethimto safety."Roughfirst-aidwasrendered,andwithinanhourDick,stillunconscious,wasbeingcarefullytended byMrs.Dillon.Amessengerhad beendespatchedforthesurgeonat Pinjarra,butintheunsettledstateof thedistrict,itwasunlikelythathelp couldbeobtainedwithinfivehoursat least.

Overcomebyemotion,MacDonald toldhistale.Althoughhehadnot receivedtheofficialmessage,hehada "foreboding"ofimpendingevil,and evilinhimindcouldhave associaticni,"theblacks."Not ingtodisturbhiswifeunduly,he awaitedtillshewassoundasleep, thenmountedvigilatthewindow. Everyforeignsoundwastracedtoits origin,butatlastnaturehaditsway andhelapsedintoafitfulsleep.Awakeningwithastart,hesawadusky formmountedonthewall.The moon,obscuredbytheclouds,helped hisbuthalf-awakenedbraintoits conclusionthattheintruderwasa native,andsoMacDonaldshottokill. Histragicmistakewassoondiscoveredbyhiswife,andtheinjuredlad's wordsawakenedtheirremorseand compassion.Deeplytheyregretted theirharshtreatment,andoldSandy was.soconsciencestrickenthathe himselfsetoffforthedoctor.

Towardsnoon,Dr.Hillrodeintothe yardat"WillowDell,"tobemetbya groupofwhitevisagedwomenand children,whosegrief-strickenfaces clearlyraidtheirowntale.Sandy MacDonald'saimhadbeenonlytoo true.Dickhadgonetorejoinhis fatherandmother.Hisendhadbeen quitepeaceful.Forafewminutes onlyhadheregainedconsciousness.His onlywordshadbeen:"Aretheysafe?" andwithafinalsob,"Mother"-little Dickhadpassedaway.-

Thatevening,whilethehousehold wassilentwithitsdead,thenatives wereseenapproachingundercover oftheundergrowth.Itneededno incentiveotherthanthatlittleform, stilledforever,tospurthemenonto action.Withintwohours"thebattle" wasover--thehomesteadsaved,and nomoretroublewasexperiencedfrom theblacks.

Nextday,asMr.Dillon,intheabsenceofapriest,readthesimple burialserviceonthespotnearthe "moonlightglade,"everyeyewas moist.Thedeathofalittlechild broughtbackatleastthreesoulsto God-MacPhersonandhiswife,and evenJake,thehandyman,whowas heardtomurmur,"An'Icalledheem acoward!Godforgiveme!God havepityonme!"

THEHABITOFPEACE

(ByJOHNLAFARGE,S.J.)

Twoyearsago,atthetimeofthe openingoftheConferenceonNaval DisarmamentinGenevabetween GreatBritain,JapanandtheUnited States,Mr.CharlesEvanHughesspoke wordswhichwilldoubtlessberecalled if,asishoped,theConferenceshall bere-convenedasaconsequenceof thepresentsessionofthePreparatory DisarmamentCommissiontheLeagueofNations."Noonecandispute," saidMr.Hughes,"theurgentneed whichmakesthelimitationsofarmamentstheforemostinternationalquestionoftheday."Hecontinued:

"Itwouldseemclearenoughthat apprehensionofthecrueltiesofwar hasneverpreventedwar.Otherwise cruelstrifewouldhavestoppedeven beforecivilisationbegan;andcivilised manisnotsosoftastoendurewrongs or'foregohischerishedaimbecauseof merefearofpainordeath.

"Itwouldalsoseemtobeclearthat youcannotrelyondeclarations,or papers,topreventwar,unlessbackof alltheseis.thetriumphofthespirit ofreasonablenessamongpeopleswho haveceasedtothinkintermsofdar; a itofpeacewhichwillnotbe fo whilecausesofstrife exist, thedreamsofsuccessfulappealsto foretc.

Yetmerelyremovingtheinstrumentsofwarwillnotbringpeace,unlessthebasisofpeacebepresent:the senseofacommunityofinterests amongthepeopleofdifferentnations. Forinstance(andinthemaininstance)somecommoninterestsmust befoundbetweenanEmpirethatmust protectitsfoodsupplyorperish,and aRepublicthathasinvestedmenand moneyinhalfthecountriesofthe globe.

Noamountofmaterialinterests, however,cansucceedinpermanently unitingnationsunlesstherebealso thebondofcommonspiritualinterests. Withoutthelatter,thehabitofselfinterestwillgetthebetterevenof -tradepartnership.Humannature, greed,avarice,jeaolusy,comesooneror latertothefore,andbreakupthebest balancedplans.

Inotherwords.the"habitofpeace" spokenofbyMr.Hughes-internation- alpeaceasaconcretefact,notasa mereplanorideal--cannotbepredi- catedunlessmenshareconsciouslyin spiritualgoodswiththoseofother lands.

Oncethisisunderstood.noone, whetherheaccepttheteachingsofthe Churchornot,shouldfinddifficulty inrecognisingthattheCatholicChurch doesoffer.atthepresenttime,themost remarkablepeacxfact.ifwemaysay so,inthewort&Onlywithinher confinesdowefindasubstantialpart ofthehumanrace,distributedamongst allnationsoftheworld,sharingactu- ally'andconsciouslyindefinitespiri- tualgoods.Thesegoodstheyvalue aboveallmaterialinterestswhatsoever.Yet,beitnoted,bothfromthe teachingsoftheGospelandfromtheir ownactualexperience,theyfindthese samespiritualgoodstobethebest, theultimatesafeguasdofthepurely materialintereststhatallmenshare incommon. Ifthisisso,whyistheresolittle realisationamongstusAmericanCatholicsofourcommunityofspiritual interestswithCatholicsinothercountries?

PerhapsitisbecausetheinternationalinfluenceoftheUnitedStatesis oftoorecentdateforustorealise whatpowerforgoodourcommoninterestsmayhe.Yetinmanyinstancesitisincountriespredominant- lyCatholicthatAmerican-trade,Americanbusiner,Americandiplomacyandaavalpolisareparamount. Throughtheactivitiesofthe Y.M.C.A.,acommonmeetingground forleadersinthedifferentSouthAmericancountries,andacomMonclearinghouseforideashavebeenprovided :itthesummercampnearMontevideo, inUruguay.There,inthesetting ofagloriouslandscape,intheatmosphereofhealthyrecreation:American socialworkers,businessmenandstudentsconferwithprominentleadersof Chile.Argentina.Brazil,andtheother adjacentcountries.SomeofthecommonaspectsofPan-Americanlifemay, 1wsuchaplan,betherestudiedintelligentlyandat.leasure.

Isthere,then.notanaturalcommongroundforthemeetingofthe leadingCatholicmindsofdifferent countries,forthediscussionparticular- lyofthosematterswhicharebest understoodinthelightofourcommonspiritualprinciples?Ifsucha commongroundcanbeindicated,vat shallhaveprogressedinthewayof localisingandstabilisingthe"habit ofneace."especiallyinPan-America. Suchanaturalmeetinggroundap-

pearstobeprovidedbyourCatholic collegesanduniversities.Inthegreat workofestablishingpeaceasahabit andnotasamerelypassingdisposition,ourCatholichigherinstitutions cancontributeintwoprincipalways: First,inthematterofresearch.The working-outofthepaxCatholicsisnot amerematter8fgoodwillandingenuityinfindingformulas.Itisa matterforthestudy'ofageneration, perhapsofmanygenerations.Msgr. Seipel,wemayremember,pointedout somethreeyearsagothatsystematisedCatholicmoralphilosophy,asappliedeventotheindividual,isof comparativelyrecentdate.Catholic socialphilosophy-orCatholicethics asappliedto'groups-hardlycrystallisedbeforeLeoXIII.ButCatholic internationalethicsisatpresentonly aborning:anditisonlylogicalthat, asayoungermemberofthefamily,it shouldseethelightinthesamehome asitselderbrethren.Inotherwords, theCatholicschoolofhigherlearning shouldbethelaboratoryfortheinternationalethicalphilosophycontemplatedbyaSeipel,aDuthoit,aValensin,oraStrattmann,justasitwasfor thephilosophyofanAquinas,hSuarez, oraVittoria.

TheCatholicschool,too,isthenaturalplaceofstudyingconcretesituationsthataffectinternationalpeace. Notonlydotheactualconditionsin foreigncountriesneedtobeexamined,e.g.,thelaboursituation,theagri- culturalandothersociologicalproblems,butourhomeproblems,especiallyinthesocialandeconomicorder, whicharecloselyboundupwithsimilarmatterselsewhere.

Butto-knowforeignconditionsintimately,oreventoknowthebearing ofourhomeconditionsonthoseof otherlands,theremustbedirect,personalcontactbetweenthebestminds oftherespectivecountries.Theneed ofsuchcontactwaspointedoutby variousspeakersattherecentmeeting oftheCatholicAssociationforInternationalPeace,heldattheCatholic UniversityofAmerica.Towardsthis endaspecialcommitteeoncontacts wasestablished,withtheRev.JohnM. Cooper.Ph.D.,asChairman.

InEurope,wheredivisionsarenumerousandproximityisclose,theneed ofsuchcontactshasalreadybeenrealised.Besidesallsortsofinternationalandnationalconventionsofa scientificorlearnednaturethatbring togetherscholarsfromeverynationsuchastheSemaineSocialeofParisor theInternationalPressExhibitofCologne,anorganisationliketheCatholic UnionforInternationalStudy,with itsheadofficeinFribourg,Switzerland, looksdirectlytowardsestablishingsuch contacts,and,throughthecontacts,to adefinitesolutionofdefiniteproblems.

"TheCatholicUnionforInternational Study,"saystheirprogramme,"isin touchnotonlywiththeLeagueofNations.butalsowiththeprincipalCatholicassociationsinordertoenable themtocombinetheirefforts."The extentoftheircontactsshowssome Ofthepossibilities!

"In1924,theUnioncameincontact atBernewithCatholicmembersofthe InterparliamentaryUnion.andthus procuredforitselfvaluableandinfluentialconnections.ItisalsoinconstantcommunicationwiththeInternationalUnionofCatholicWomen's Associations(Unioninternationalede liguesfemininescatholiques):theCatholicUnionforSocialStudy,atMalines:theCatholicAssociationforthe ProtectionofYoungGirls(Associationcatholiqueinternationaledesoeuvres deprotectiondelajeunefillel;Pax Romana;theAssociationofCharityin Germany(DeutscherCaritasverband): theGorresgesellschaft;theUnited StatesNationalCatholicWelfareConference,etc.Ithastriedtoestablish mutualandintellectualaidforthe benefitofCatholicgroupsandinstitutions,especiallyfortheLeogesellschaft inVienna,fortheCatholicUniversity ofLublin,inPoland,ofChineseand JapaneseCatholicstudents,'etc.

Theheadquarters,onemaysay,of suchinternationalCatholicAction,the naturalmeansforunitingandco-ordinatingsomanyactivitieswillbeobviouslyourCatholicschoolsofhigher learning.Intheactualcourseofthe curriculumavarietyofopportunitiesis presented,suchas:interchangeof professorsforordinaryorforextraordinarycourses,scientificandcultural collaboration.Farfrombeingnovel, %suchideasgobacktothetraditionsof the,,ChristianschoolsofIrelandand laterofParis,Bologna,Rome,Prague. andothergreatCatholiccentresof learninginthepast.

Withtheeaseofmoderncommunicationandtravel,awealthofcontactsthroughextra-curricularactivitiespresentthemselves.Learnedso- cietiffrindconventions,vai-ationstu

denttours,suchasthoseprovidedfor bytheInternationalConfederationof Students,etc.,canallhelptowardsestablishing,throughpersonalcontact, notmerelyapassing,butanhabitual interestinconditionsinforeigncountries.Astillmoredefinitestepistaken,when,asisthecaseoftheFossign ServiceSchoolofGeorgetownUniversity,ourCatholicschoolsundertakethe actualtrainingofAmericanyouthto liveandworkintelligentlyamidforeign conditionsandcontacts.

Thediscussionofinternationalagri- culturalandlabourproblemsatthe UniversitiesofNotreDameandMarquette,theestablishmentbySt.Vin- cent'sCollege,inPennsylvania,ofthe BenedictineUniversityofPekin,China, andmanyothersuchrecentdevelop silents,allshowthepartthatourCa- tholicschoolscanplanintherealisationofthepaxCatholica:thesenseof Catholicunity,thebetterrealisationof ourcommonbodyofspiritualinterests, thushelpingtowardsthesolution thosehuman,temporalproblemswhich weexperiencetogetherwiththe'rest ofthehumanrace."Itisonlythrough adeeperknowledgeofthose...sterna- tionalproblems,whichabsorbpublic opinionto-day,"continuesthepro- grammequotedabove,"that...-atholics, inspiredbythedoctrineandtraditions oftheChurch,canhelptosolvethem." Forthesourceofsuchinspiration,.as wellasforitsmostevid-mteffect, whichisthe"habitofpeace,"wemust wt.

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Yousaid,"Remember!"

AndIcried,"Forget!"

Thedifferencewasthatyouwere brave, AndIwaswise; Thoughtherewasamagicinyoureyes Thatmademewanttostaythereby yoursideIhadmywisdom, Andmypride!

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Whileyouwillforget!

-MarthaFoxWolcott,in"America."

ClemenceauandHisJesuitNeighbours

AninterestinganecdoteaboutM. ClemenceauandtheJesuitsistoldby M.Gay,amemberoftheMunicipal CouncilofParis,inthe"Cite."He narratesthatonedayinM.Clemenceau'sstudyhenoticedthatdaylight wascutofftoagreatextentbythe branchesofatreeintheneighbouring garden,whichbelongedtotheJesuits. Later"theTiger"complainedofthis tooneofhisfriends,whorepliedby askinghimwhyhedidnotrequesthis neighbourtoprunethetree."My neighbour?Butitisacongregation, andIwillneverwritetoasksucha favour.""Well,Ishall.""Allright."

Shortlyafterwards,M.Clemenceauwas agreeablysurprisedtofindtheobstructionremoved.TheSuperiorofthe Jesuitshadcutdownthetreecompletely!So"theTiger'tookuphis penandwrote:"Father,-Icannot thankyoutoomuchfortheserviceyou havedoneme.Iamverygrateful. Futdonotbedispleasedwiththetitle Igiveyouincallingyou'father,'since youhavegivenmethelightofday." Hereceivedthisreply:"MySon,-The serviceIhavedoneyouisveryslight, andyouaremagnifyingit.Inturn, donotbesurprisedatthetitleIgive youincallingyou'son,'sinceIhave openedheaventoyou."

ASultan'sConversion.

TheChurchcountsonemorenegro rulerwithinherranks.Ruhinda, SultanofIhangiro,TanganyikaTerritory,EastAfrica,inenrollinghimself forinstructionsintheCatholicChurch, isfollowingintothefoldhiswife,the PrincessMaria,whoembracedthe faithlastSeptemberafterhersojourn intheWhiteSisters'HospitalatKashozi.SultanRuhindaisnotedforadministrativeabilityandjudiciarycompetence.ThoughabaptisedProtestant,theSultanhaslongadmiredthe CatholicChurch,andseveralyearsago allowedtheCatholicbaptismoftwoof hischildren.Itwashehimselfwho requestedthesacramentofBaptism forhiswife.Thenativerulerwasone ofthedistinguisheddelegationwhich welcomedhisExcellencyBishopArthurHinsley,PapalVisitortoBritish Africa,onhisrecentvisittoBukoba.

Catholicnation,"saidthePresident, "Icomewithgreatpleasuretopreside attheunveilingofthecross,erected bythepietyofthepeople,withthe supportofmygovernment.Onthis 'solemnoccasion.Ideclareonceagain thattheChurchandStateshouldnot onlylivepeacefullytogether,butalso thattheycanandshouldco-operate, onewiththeother,intheirwell-definedfieldsinthecommonworkof makingthecountrymateriallyKosperousandspirituallygreat,withthat noblegreatnesswhichspringsfromthe highestandmostworthysentimentof manamongstallpeoplesandinall ages-thereligioussentiment."

TeachersDedicateThemselvestothe SacredHeart.-

Tenthousandteachershavegivena magnificentdemonstrationoffaithby consecratingthemselvestotheSacred Heart.ComingfromallpartsofBelgium,theyassembledatoneofthe railwayterminiandwalkedinprocessionthroughthecitytothechurchof SainteGudule,precededbyalarge banneroftheSacredHeart.Arrived atthechurch,Masswascelebratedin thepresenceofCardinalVanRoey. FatherRutten,inanaddress,pointed outthegreatsignificanceofthefunction.Theteacher'smission,hesaid, isoneofthehighestimportance,and theexternalinfluenceoftheteacher uponhispupilsdependsontheintensityofhisownspirituallife.Afterthe addresstheActofConsecrationwas readbyMgr.Veerpoorter.Speaking atthegeneralmeetingoftheteachers, whichwasheldintheafternoon,CardinalVanRosyexpressedhispleasure atthemagnificentactaccomplished bytheminconsecratingthemselvesto theSacredHeart.Theyhadthus placedtheirschoolsinsomewayunder theprotectionofthatSacredHeart. Heconcludedbyblessingallthose present.

LikeSleepingBeautyinaChapel.

IhangiroisinthenewlyerectedVicariateofBukoba,oneofthenineecclesiasticaldivisionsofTanganyikaTerritory.Theterritoryincludesapopulationofapproximately420,000,of whom29,000areCatholics,TheWhite Fathersareincharge.-FidesService.

ChurchandStateinPeru.

AnimpressivedeclarationontherelationsofChurchandStatewasmade bythePresidentofPeru,SenorLeguia, whenheunveiledacrossonthepeak ofSanCristobal,overlookingLima,the capitaloftheRepublic.Thecross, whichhasoccupiedthiscommanding sitesince1532,wasrecentlyrestored byFatherAramburuwhomthePresidentcongratulatedforhavingthus realisedtheunanimouswishofthe people.PresidentLeguiabeganby referringtotheoriginalSpanishconquerors,andsaidthatthemostgloriouspartoftheirconquestwasthe winningofmillionsofsoulstoahigher life.TheChristianitywhichtheyhad implantedwasdeeplyrootedinthe soulsofthepeople.ThecityofLima, hecontinued,wasthedepositoryof thoseancientandvenerablereligous traditionsoftheContinent,whichwere embodiedinthatflowerofsanctity, St.RoseofLima."Asgovernorofa

aceifsetfree."ApassagefromMacaulay'swritingswasquotedgivinga pictureoftheRomanCatholicsquire ofthe17th.century,whowasrepresentedasbeing"asreadyasanyofhis Protestantneighbourstogirdonhis sword,andtoputpistolsinhisbolsters,forthedefenceofhisnativeland againstaninvasionofFrenchorIrish Papists."Proceedingthe"Times" writesdevotesconsiderablespaceto treatmentof"theclaimofPapacyto deposehereticalsovereignsandtoreleasetheirsubjectsfromallegiance." ReferenceismadetotheEnglishfears which"blazedoutwhentheterritorial RominHierarchywaserectedIn1850, toMr.Gladstone'sfamoustractateson Vaticanismandtothereplywhichit evokedinCardinilNewman'sLetter totheDukeofNorfolk,"thearticle statingthat"themethodofNewan wastoappealtothefundamentalloyaltyandreasonablenessthathave enabledEnglishRomanCatholics throughouttheirhistorytocutthe knotsoftheorywiththecleaverof commonsense."Dealingwithmodern times,thearticlestatesthat:"Sofar asRomanCatholicismhasexercisedan influenceonEnglishpublicaffairsit hasbeenneitherdivisivenorsubsetsive,but,asinthecaseofCardinal Manning'sfamousmediationinthe dockers'strikeorintheattitudeofthe presentchiefoftheRomanhierarchy duringthegeneralstrike,ontheside ofreconciliationandofsocialstability. Thosewhoacenturyagosupported Emancipationongroundsofconvictionratherthanalarmhavehadtheir wisdomproved."

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ClientsofBlessed,BernadettecelebratedintheChurchoftheSacred HeartatNevers,recently,thefiftieth anniversaryofherdeath.Herbody asintactandfreshasifshewasasleep, reposesinthechapelatNevers,the littletowninNievre,wheresheserved asanunandwhereshedied.News ofthepreservationofthebodyhas beenrecountedinParisbyareporter forthe"Intransigeant,"LucieDelarue, Mardrus,whorecentlysawherbody. SaidMdme.Mardrus:"Iwenttothe littlechapelatNevers,whereIfound herlaidoutinhernun'sgarbandher veil,withhertinyhandscrossedlightlyonherbreast.Gentle,smiling,attractive,onemightthinksheslept,and lookedtoseeherbreathe.Another nunkeptadeathwatchbesideher. 'Pardonme,Sister,'Iasked,"butcan itbetrue?IsthisreallyBernadette?' 'Oh,yes,madame.Atthetimeshe wasbeingbeatifiedtheyopenedher coffinandfoundherjustlikethis,with nosignofdecomposition.Herrobes wereinpowder,butherbodywasintact.Theyhaveburiedherandunburiedhermanytimes.Nowthatshe isbeatifiedsheiskeptalwaysinthis chapel.Thelasttimeshewasexhumed,Imyselfputnewclothesonher. Unfortunately,thelasttimeweexhumedherwewashedher,andsheturnedentirelyblack.Physiciansthen saidshewouldneverregainherrosy complexionasbefore.Soitwasnecessarytoputthisthincoatingofwax overherskin.Lookcloser.Doyou seehereyelashes?'Therewasnoneed tolookathereyelashes.Theywere oneofthemostwonderfulfeaturesof herface.Longandlustrous,they addedtothestatuelikebeautyofthe countenance."

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TheLondon"Times"printedrecentlysomearticlesonthequestionofCa. tholicEmancipation.Inaspecialarticle,givingaretrospectivesurvey,a "Times"writerdeclaredthat:"Onthe partoftheWellingtonGovernmentthe concessionofEmancipationwasundoubtedlyoneoffearratherthanof grace."Itwasfurtherstatedthat: "Emancipationwasinfactdemanded onthedoublecontentionthatRoman CatholicsofIrelandwouldbeamenace ifleftshackledandthattheRoman CatholicsofEnglandwouldbenomen-

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WhilesomeschoolboyswereplayinginafieldbelongingtoJohnCanavan,ontheslopesofhistoricTara.Hill, theynoticedsomepiecesofironprotrudingoutofaditch.Ondigging themouttheyturnedouttobethree pikesofthe'98typeandwhichwere inafairstateofpreservation.Itis statedstepsarebeingtakentorend themtotheDublinMuseum. a Er

Wordisreceivedofthedeathathis home,Chicago,ofJohnEmmet,native ofKilmallock,Limerick,aged84.Mr. EmmetwasintheRisingof'87,in whichmanyLimerickmentookpart, andwasforcedtofleehisnativelond indisguise.Hewasthehusbandof thelateEllenO'KeefeEmmet,andhe issurvivedbysixchildren,22grandchildren,andtwogreat-grandchildren. R.I.P.

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ItwasdecidedatthemonthlymeetingoftheBelfastCatholicUnion,held intheLourdesHall,ChapelLane,tt establian"informationbureau"in which iceandassistancewillbegiv- en?v on 11mattersconnectedwithpensions,PoorLaw,insurance,employment,andmanyothermattersconnectedwithsociallegislativeadministration.Thebureauwillbeopenedat anearlydate.Itwasalsodecidedto proceedimmediatelywiththeorganisationoftwonewbranches. *

WaterfordCorporation,attheirApril meeting,onthepropositionofthe Mayor,secondedbySirEdwardCaraway(anon-Catholic),passedaresulutiontenderingheartiestcongratulationstohisHolinessPopePiusXI.,on thesettlementoftheRomanQuestion, andalsototheItalianGovernment andpeopleontheauspiciousevent.

"Weareespeciallygratified,"theresolutionwenton,"thatitshouldsychronisewiththecentenarycelebrationof CatholicEmancipation,inwhichstruggleadistinguishedscionofanold Waterfordfamily,SirThomasWyse, tookpart,foundingtheCatholicAssociationwithO'Connell."

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R.H.Wilkinson,chiefdairyinginspectorintheGarrisonArea,addressingFivemiletownandBrookeborough DairySociety,saiditwasamatterof graveconcerntonotethefallingoffin milksupplyoveraseriesofyears.A remedymustbefoundiftheywereto maintaintheirpositioninthemarkets oftheworld.Whereasallthecountriescompetingwiththemwereincreasingtheoutputofbutter,theirsuppliesweredeclining.Theywerepracticallyimportingmorebutterthan theyexported.Approximatelythey producedonlyenoughbuttertosupply theirneedsforthreemonthsineach year.Itwasnonsensetotalkabout winterdairyinguntiltheirsummer dairyingwasplacedonaprofitable level.Theremedywastobefound inthedevelopmentofthegrasslands. Notwithstandingalltheremediallegislation,theoutputofFermanaghand Tyrone,inwhichthesocietywasinterested,hadshownasteadydecline.

IRISHBUTTERANDAVIATION.

Inawirelessmessagetothe"New YorkTimes"f:,,,m1:Dublin,Arthur We ys: Althoughnoofficialprotesthasbeen sentbytheFreeStateGovernment toWashington,Mr.Hogan,theFree State'sMinisterofAgriculture,isnot feelingparticularlywelldisposedtodaytowardstheUnitedStates.His progressiveagriculturalpolicyhasreceivedabadsetbackowingtotheactionofanAmerican.Forthelast threeorfouryearsMr.Hoganhasbeen planningtoestablishanationalmark forbutter,andeverythinghadbeen preparedforittobeappliedduringthe nextmonthortwo.Agreatdealof thoughtandworkhadgoneintothe efforttogetIrishbutteruptothe desiredstandardofexcellence,andthe nationalmarkwastobegrantedby governmentlicenseonlytothose creamerieswhosebutterhadfirststood everytest.Foreighteenmonthsthe FreeStateGovernmentsearchedfora

"OH,THEN,PADDYDEAR,ANDDIDYOUHEAR, THENEWSTHAT'SGOINGROUND?"

chiefbacteriologistuntilitfound'P. A.HanseninDenmark,andformany monthsmore'hewasengagedinpreparingaspecialapparatusforthemass testingofbutter.Whenitwasall butcompleteandhewaspreparingto putitintooperation,hewenttoLondonfortheWorldDairyCongress. Therehemadetheacquaintanceofan American,howasgreatlyinterested inthemethodswhichMr.Hansenhad adopted.Ashehadbeenlookingfor fouryearsforamanwithsufficientexperiencetoundertakesimilarworkin acreameryinoneoftheEastern States,hemadeanoffertoMr.Hansen tocross'theAtlantic.Negotiations followed,andtheultimateoutcomeis thattheFreeStateGovernmenttodayiswithoutachiefbacteriologist. AsaresulttheFreeStatehashadto postponeforatleastayearthegrantingofanationalmarkforbutter. Evenifitshouldsucceedinfindinga successorforHansensoon,itwilltake timebeforeheisfamiliarwithIrish butter-makingconditionsandready tooperatetheschemewhichhadbeen preparedbytheDane,whoisnowin. theUnitedStates.

Fromthesamesourcewelearnthat itisagainreportedinDublinthat thereisaprospectduringthecoming summerofdailyairplaneservicebetweentheFreeStateandLondon,linkingwithParis,Berlin,andotherEuropeancapitals.Thenamesofthe directorsandtheprogrammeofthe IrishAirwaysCorporationhavebeen disclosed.TheboardincludesColonelJamesFitzmaurice,theBremen flier,whoisnowinAmerica,andColonelCharlesRussell,who,likethe Atlanticairman,wasintheBritishAir ForcebeforehejoinedtheFreeState andbecameitsfirstofficer,commandingtheEaldonnelairdrome.Some timeafterColonelRussellresignedhis positiontofosterthecivilaviation project.ColonelFitzmauricesucceededhimasheadoftheFreeState AirForce.AnotherdirectorisOsmondeGrattonOsmonde,amember ofthegovernmentpartyintheDail, whoisanamateuraviator.Othersare LiamBurke,whoisresponsiblefor thegovernmentparty'selectionorganisation,andP.Rowan,well-known Dublinbusinessman.

THEIRISHINSCOTLAND.

JudgeMalligott'sTribute.

JudgeMcElligott,attheopeningof ListowelCircuitCourt,referredtothe deathofMr.Stack."Idefendedhim inacourtmartialin1915,"hesaid, "andwhenIwasinformedofhisdeath itcameasagreatshocktome,and indeedtoallwhoknewhimintnmately.Whilehewasassociatedwiththe administrationoflawinthiscountywe alllovedhimforhishonourandintegrity.Ifeelhislossintensely,andin thetaWnofListowelhismemoryand thememoryof)hisrelativeswillremainevergreen..TohisfamilyI tendermysinceresympathyanddeep regret.".

Mr.T.O'Donnell,B.L.,joinedinthe tributeandexpressionofsympathy.

TheRobertBonfieldCumann,FiannaFail,Dublin,passedavoteof condolencetotherelatives,andadjourned.

wasTArsPROGRESS.

ProfessorT.A.Smiddy,HighCommissionerfortheSaorstat,andMajor SirHenryO'NealSegravewereamong theguestsataMusedinnerofthe IrishClubrecently,saysaLondonrepresentativeofthe"IrishIndependent."Lieut.-ColonelSirFrederick O'Connorpresidedoveracompanyof about100. Lieut.-ColonelT.C.R. Moore,M.P.,proposingthetoastof "OurGuests,"saidtheywelcomed ProfessorSmiddytoLondonbecause herepresentedMr.Cosgrave,whohad donemorefor'Irelandthananyman inourtime.Historyonlywould tellthemwhatMr.Cosgravehaddone forIreland.Hecoupledwiththe toastthenamesofField-Marshal-Sir HenryRobertson,SirHenryO'N.Segrave,andLadyHaig.

ProfessorSmiddy,replying,saidhe feltveryhappythatthesponsorof thatgatheringwasMr.SamGeddes,a NorthofIrelandman.Heassured thepeopleoftheWorththatthepeopleoftheFreeStatewishedthemsnccgssandprosperity.Therewas,he said,thebestsecurityforlifeand propertyintheFreeState,andthey wereanxioustodeveloppeacefulrelationswithGreatBritain.TheFree Statewasthefourthbestcustomerof GreatBritain.Moreover,citizensof theFreeStateheldf100.000,0&11of

To-day

BritishGovernmentsecuritiesandanother£100,000,000ofBritishIndustrial securities,andtheFreeStatecurrency wasbasedonthepoundsterling,so thattheBritishpeoplemightrest assuredthattheireconomicinterests andthoseoftheFreeStatewereone. Innocountry,hecontinued,waslaw andordermorefirmlyestablishedthan intheFreeState,whereconvictsin thegaolsnumberedonly70.The soundnessoftheFreeStateinthis respectwasattestedbytheposition ofFreeStatesecuritiesontheNew 'orkStockExchange.ANewYork bankerhadrecentlytoldhimthatintrinsicallyFreeStatesecuritieswere equaltothoseofGreatBritain.

SirHenryO'N.Segrave,alsoresponding,said:"If,youwanttobring twonationsintoMosecontactand makethemunderstandeachother, thereisnobetterwaythanthrough themediumofsport.Iamonlytoo gladwehavehadthelucktobring thesetworecordsfromAmerica.I hopewhenAmericagetsthembackshewill,oneday-2-thatsomeEnglishman-preferablyanIrishman-willgo overthereandregainthemasspeedily aspossible."

Field-MarshalSirH.Robertsonsaid hebelievedthattherelationsbetween theEnglishandIrishpeopleswere nowmorefriendlythantheyhadever been.

LadyHaigreferredtoherrecent visittoIreland,andsaidshefound therethewarmesthearts.Therewas muchdistressbothinEnglandandin Irelandamongstex-Servicemen,and shehopedconditionsinbothcountries wouldimprovesothattheymightobtainemploymtnt.

Thetoastof"TheVisitors"wasproposedbySirGeoffreyClarke,andrespondedtobyMr.EricLouw,High CommissionerforSouthAfrica,and theHon.J.W.Kirwan,Presidentof theLegislativeCouncilofWestern Australia,whosaidthathewasan Irishmanborn,andthatAustralia, whereone-fifthofthepeoplewere Irish,wasdeeplyinterestedinthewelfareofIreland.

Otherspresentincluded:TheCoun tossofLeicester,theMarquisofDonegall,theMissesSmiddy,LadySegrave,Lt.-Col.P.W.O'Gorman,Lady Clarke,MajortheHon.Chas.White, Rev.FatherTuohy,Mrs.Lindsay White,Mr.MauriceSlattery.

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THELATEAUSTINSTA0j.

ThefuneralofMr.AustinStack fromSt.Joseph'sChurch,BerkeleySt., Dublin,toGlasnevinCemetery,wasa nationaltributeinwhichallsections ofthepeople,irrespectiveofpolitical views,tookpart.

RequiemMasswascelebratedby Rev.J.O'Callaghan:C.C.,assistedby VeryRev.CanonGreen,P.P.,Castlegregory,andRev.R.F.O'Reilly,C.C., Tuosist,Co.Kerry.

Mrs.Stack(widow),Mr.Nicholas Stack(brother),Mrs.NicholasStack andMrs.LouisCassidy(sisters-in-law), LiamandAustinStack(nephews); NannetteandMarisStack(nieces), andotherrelativesoccupiedseatsin frontofthealtar. TherewasanexceedinglylargeattendanceoffriendsfromCo.Kerry, whohadtravelledupspeciallyforthe funeral,aswellasKerrymenresident inDublin.Thecoffinwasdrapedin theTri-colour,andwassurroundedby deceased'sI.R.A.capandanumberof wreaths.

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