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is like "A school without a library are not Books a man without eyes. meant only meant to be read: they are familiarly to lie continually seen and glass behind them keep To handled. or in or in a remote and fireless room, is the -shelf, book inaccessible lit ill an Fisher. L. summit of inhumanity."-H. English Minister of Education. e e Correspondence Courses in Religious
Doctrine. direct atOnce inure I should like toestablished scheme now the to tention by Doctrine for teaching Christian course aims at The correspondence. Christian in giving a personal tuition who are deDoctrine to those children a Catholic prived of the advantages of The first three applicaeducation. from tions have arrived. They came beJacob's Well. Quite a Scriptural Let us hope that from this ginning! Well, a appropriate source, Jacob's increasing stream may flow with it sweeps until strength and width in away every vestige of ignorance school-less Christian Doctrine in those flows. May districts through which itWell presage the lead given by Jacob's up which we Ladder Jacob's a us for of may climb until the top-most rung our ideal is reached, namely, "Every an Catholic child in this Archdiocese
have adenlightened Christian." toI the priests dressed a personal appeal districts. country the of charge in co-operaand Without their sympathy fail. If tion our scheme is doomed to credit is the scheme succeeds then all we build Because priests. the due to support our hopes on their personalgreat suceve are quite assured of a less. a a a School Libraries. last In discussing the Dalton Plan method week I suggested a trial of the handled in those subjects more easily It cer'through the Dalton pfrinciples. grades of tainly has scope in the upperI presume our religious programme. unhow that every school, no matter a pretentious it may appear, possesses Now a library does not library. where room special a necessarily mean books are imprisoned behind glass even haye doors. No. you may not as a glass such an attractive prison library. school a possess ease. and vet You may congratulate yotuself that you when library you possess a good are have a selection of books which"conand pupils easily got at by the tinually seen and familiarly handled," as an intimate introduction before you they are read by the school. if then do not glory in such a possession you are in that unenviable position of "a man without eyes." You are gropwithout ing in the dark, you are sailing You may be very busy; yes. a pilot. very concerned about many things, but you are omitting the one thing. which you profess to give, "education." A recent Books have a mission. of American writing on this missionlong hooks, says: "Ilistory is one the of supremacy the of attestation printed page. The glory of England shines more fully in a certain marvellous Book of Plays, obscurely published just three centuries ago. than in her fleets and merchant marine. Greece lives in Homer and Plato long after the Pantheon has grumbled in ruins. Their respective countries have no prouder, more enduring, monuments to bequeath posterity than those upon as which are emblazoned suce names IbDante, Cervantes, Moliere. Goethe, After all and in spite of the sen. mechanical marvels of modern science the printing-press remains the driving force of civilisation. It is one of the happiest characteristics of our time that men and women who often have to struggle hard for a livelihood and who are, to quote Joseph Conrad"properly intent on their own affairs." are now finding in the library the explanation, the encouragement, and the excitement that are necessary The if life is to be worth living." English Professor of London University expressed the opinion some months ago that, "The trouble in an elementary school is just the lack of opporThis is tunities for silent reading. the ultimate key, the master ,key, to all literature. Give a child that: then all the rest depends on his own ability, industry, courage. I always know, as I get to the door of a school -house and hear a teacher's voice uplifted within, on a strain of talk, that I am on the :threshold of an unsatisfactory school. The perfect school hour is one in which the children are quiet and the teacher himself is almost as quiet, just occupied in going around and explainThe cure, something ing difficulties. so obvious that it holds no secret. and can bring no profit to any preacher beyond the joy of preaching it, is spiritual one. The secret lies, in our day, in silent reading. helped by audible reading and guidance."
be able to furnish a room of references, a laboratory with every help to study the subject, where children may go to solve their difficulties under the guidI think ance of a specialist teacher. all of you can devote one shelf in your library to1a series of helps in Christian Doctrine. Sonie maps illustrative of the Old and New Testament should be at hand also. Then, most important of all. your classes should be introduced to this reference shelf, encouraged to have recourse to it, and frequently sent there as a regular part of the Let that corner Christian Doctrine. have three divisions-I.. Saints; II, Devotion; III., and Doctrine. Liturgy Historical and Scriptural-and under these three headings endeavour to have as complete a reference -shelf as possible. I will outline for you in the near future what you should aim at securing for that sacred corner of your You can all begin school library. with what you have in hand-begin the training at once -
Amusements PRINCE OF WALES CHEATRE. ll'esley Barry, who has endeared himself into the hearts of every lover of clean comedy and good fun. will be seen in "Rags to Riches" at the Prince of Wales Theatre for a week, comThis mencing tonight (Saturday). picture was adapted from the celebrated stage play of the same name
which scored such a decided success. The theme of the picture is universal in appeal. Wesley is the same prank loving lad who always throws you into unrestrained laughter. The action is fast and furious from the word go to the finish. and the fun is delicious
throughout. Why is it that the appeal of the theme of a boy's rise from rags to riches is eternal and unfading, having and old a powerful holdwhy onis young its message uniAnd alike? quetthese to answers The versal? tions is given in "Rags to Riches"anis which picture Barry the Wesley nounced to commence a week's run at to -night Theatre Wales of the Prince (Saturday). "Rags to Riches," adapted from Charles A. Taylor's celebrated stage play, centres about young Marmaduke Clark. a wealthy little child, who frets under the artificial formality of his home. and pings for a little action. He gets his chance upon discovering a burglar in the house. When the second story artist escapes, Marmaduke pursues him and becomes his pal. Then the two roam through the country desperate crooks while a gang of shadow them for the tempting reward How the lad offered for Marmaduke. helps to corral the crooks makes for a climax which is exciting and reYoung "Freckles" Wesley freshing. Barry is in the leading role, and is the same befreckled, fun -loving, mischievous lad who has already delighted be thousands. "Rags to Riches" willand shown, together with novelties of Prince the at "Divertissements." Wales Theatre fot a week, commenc(Saturday). ing to -night Picture, novelties, and "Divertissements" form the excellent programme at the Prince of Wales Theatre for a week commencing tonight (Saturday). "Rags to Riches" is the main pictorial Wesley item, and gives "Freckles" Barry every opportunity to display that wonderful touch of humour which is always connected with his pictures. The leading artists, late of the "Spangles" Co., and Came and Kellewaythe first of the big acts frem the MusCircuit-provide the grove Tivoli "Divertissements." Box plans are at the theatre. and seats may also be reserved by ringing A2222. -
CITY-LAST 8 NIGHTS. The popularity of Coteee City seems rather to increase than to wane. and this is due to the unique variety of entertainment that the organisers arc featuring at each night's opening. The last week of the "City," which has broken all previous records at Carnival Square, is announced to commence with Saturday night's Array of attrac. tions. The Dentines will be seen in an entirely new act of even more sensational nature than that which thrilled Coo-ee City patrons during the past ten nights-a loop the loop turn, which is sure to prove a big attraction. Included in the -nightly goat racing programme are two special nights. On Monday next the Great Western Steeplechase will be contested over brush. log, and water jumps, and on Friday. March 16. another big handicap will be run off and styled the Easter Handicap, of 250 yards. Many new innovations will be added to the many novelties and side shows which have made the present Carnival one big feast of fun from the opening night. The national dancing will be finalised, and all raffles which were to have been drawn on Tuesday will be decided on the closing night of the fair-Saturday, March 17. The management of Coo-ee City has every reason to be proud of the .success attained to date. and a considerable sum should be added to the funds of the Y.A.L. Memorial Buifding. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Modern education tends daily more Superior Board and Residence; good and more to send its pupils to the reference library; to equip them with a table: piano; all home comforts; walktraining in looking up things for them- ing distance city. 63 HILL -STREET, selves; to introduce the practice with- opposite Mint. in the school hours and thus inculcate Some Look Like. Borne Bina Like. the habit of using those scholar's aids. No professional man to-day attempts None Taste Like IINION BIER. in knowledge technical all his carry to No, his training has inhis head. structed him in the practice of looking up questions in recognised authors and We THE WORKING MAN'S BUTCHER. the habit has been acquired. want this habit in religious questions of 2d. TO 4d. PER POUND CHEAPER ambition the be It should also. THAN ANY OTHER BUTCHER. every school to have one corner of 384 BIILWER-ETIMET books to their school library devoted (Opposite Commonwealth Hotel). on religious qestions. You may not
Consecration of Mgr. Ernest Coppo S. C. VICAR APOSTOLIC OF KIMBERLEY, W.A. OF MARY IMPOSING CEREMONY IN THE BASILICA CHRISTIANS.
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The first Salesians in North America Fur the third time in the history of had the same struggle which all piothis famous Basilica there has taken neers have to go through in the early Father Coppo's place within its offering-covered walls clays of their mission. first charge was that of a "Basement one of the grandest and most impres- Church"-or the crypt under St. Bridsive services with which the Catholic get's Church in New York. which was Inspiand Church. the Mother of Art lent to the Italian Colony there for But after a few years ration, delights to instruct and elevate their services. Thirtythe minds of her children. the zealous priest was able to open the the now Church, Cagliero, Mgr. ago Transfiguration years nine well-known venerated Cardinal -Bishop of Frascati, and year by year the Salesians conthe in 1904 In Episcopacy the to progress. raised was tinued to make Sanctuary of Don Bosco's Madonna; Father Coppo secured the lease of the Magna, the Costa here Mgr. and later, eleven years old Diocesan Seminary. the celebrated missionary bishop of first Salesian School in North America purthe school to raised was permanent South America was inaugurated. A ple in the same holy surroundings; and was opened some years after at Hawon Christmas Eve of the year which thorn, and all seemed to be going well, has just drawn to a close another when a great disaster befell the good zealous son of Don Bosco, Mgr. Ern- Superior and his charges. this new est Coppo, was consecrated Bishop in school at Hawthorn. which had cost the Church of Mary Help of Christians so many sacrifices, was burnt to the Nothing daunted. however, to the great joy of his spiritual breth- ground. vast the ren. and in the presence of the Salesian Provincial and his brethconcourse of people who had come to ren continued their labour, and their take part in the service, and who trust in God, and year by year there thought nothing of the great discomwas some new addition to the list of fort which the crowded condition of their activities. And Father Coppo them, caused have must church the especially found many spheres for his The prisons and hospitals be provided they were allowed to follow zeal. of inend the to right proceedings the visited continually, and the poorupon the long service. mates of these institutions looked and affection greatest the with It is the opinion of all who know him to gratitude. He worked zealously difMgr. Coppo that the Holy Sec in raispromote the federation of all the and ing him to this high office in the ferent Italian societies in America, very suitable Church has made a "Italica Gens" owes its establishchoice and that the houour thus be- the ment to him. He was an earnest adlife a stowed has been well merited by vocate of the good which could be of unflagging apostolic zeal in the indone by such societies as that of the terests of the Church and of his felHoly Name, and even took occasion The new Bishop relow -Catholics. during a short holiday spent in Italy ceived his early, education in the Saleto establish a branch of this Society sian College of Borgo San Martino. Turin, which has since taken firm and passing from thence to the Eccle- at the city. The Anti -Blassiastical Seminary at Casale, he con- root inLeague. now a powerful organiphemy tinued his studies for the priesthood sation of which the King and many with marked success, and was chosen honorary are Ministers prominent to fill the post of Professor in the members, also owes its origin to Don Lower Seminary for two years. Oranduring it started he since Coppo. dained Priest by the late Mgr. Pulother vacation spent in his native ciano in 1892, he continued to labour country. that times the during Even as a Secular Priest for a short time, suenosed to be given him for but very soon his thoughts turned to- were this stealous rest and eicerperation wards the friends of his boyhood, the priest devoted himself to a vigorous Salesians of Don Bosco. and he reministry, priestly his of prosecution solved to seek admittance into the and we have seen him even during Congregation. Having passed successcame to he when months latter fully through the initial preliminaries, these for the election of the new RecItaly he was sent in 1898 to the United Monferover all travelling Major States of America, where for more than tor giving conferences in preparation twenty years he has laboured as Sup- ratothe in Temple new the of opening erior and Provincial of the Salesian for of the Sacred Heart at Casale. Houses. and has drawn all hearts to honour consistory eleventh the on held In the him by those sterling qualities which of December his appointment as Tituhe has. and which mark him out as a lar Bishop of Paleopolis and Vicar great Priest of the Lord.
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there are still parts of it but little Apostolic of Kimberley was confirmed known to white people, precisely on acby the Sovereign Pontiff, who invested count of the many natural difficulties The Journal. ---The next journal will be him with Biretta and Rochet. that have to he overcome, and the in- published and read on Friday, March joy of the Salesians at the Mother endured be to have that conveniences Members contributing articles 16th. house and of Mgr. Coppo's friends was people who would wish to live there. are asked to hand same into secretary enhanced by the fact of his being in by it it to one of these latter parts On this night as possible. as soon Italy, and it seemed that nothing was And that Mgr. Coppo will lead his band of also the results of the Essay Competimore appropriate than that the BisThey will be MissionMissionaries. the prize sand be announced tion will hop -Elect should be consecrated in the in every sense of the word, for awarded to the successful competitor. Basilica of Mary Help of Christians, aries the immense tract of country given to and the day fixed for the great event Social.-The monthly social will take the Salesians is situated close to the was the twenty-fourth of December. with place on Friday. March 23rd, when equator, and communication to bring their The Consecration. other parts is rare and difficult But members are privileged a good musical the country though difficult to work. friends. There will be By good fortune two Salesian Bisprogramme- dancing, and refreshments is rich in natural deposits, and when hops were spending Christmas at the the drought problem can be overcome Oratory: Mgr. Comin, Vicar Apostolic alis Verpurposes Mgr. and agricultural for Ecuador, in soil its of Mendez Subfieribers to "The Record" are These natural asked to forward their subscriptions siglia, Vicar Apostolic of Shiu-Chow in most unsurpassable. comCoadjutor successfully be all can Pinardi, drawbacks without delay. China, and Mgr. Bishop of Turin. came to help in the batted-they were equally pressing at -consecration; the number of Bishops one time in other parts of Australia ANNOUNCING as long required ordinarily for a consecration and they will be overcome soglory in THE LAST EIGHT NIGHTS men are to be found who being three. with obstacles, and who are OF The Basilica was filled to its utmost grapplingand enterprising in new vencapacity long before the time for the fearless his and Coppo Mgr. Meanwhile tures. difficulty with service, and it was only of the followers-pioneers of civilisation-will that a small space in front for dissoon set out to attend to the spiritual Commencing To -morrow (Saturday) altar -rails was kept reserved and conEven the Sanc- wants and to bring comfort tinguished visitors. THE DENTINE' in those dwell who nien the to wersolation tuary was invaded by the eager Australia is a British colony. Will Change Their Sensatioual Act to shippers who crowded round the parts. should be of interest LOOPING THE LOOP. Ministers and seemed to take an in- and its Missions Britisher. Here we have a The Trained Goats will Race Nightly, timate part in the proceedings. In- to every band priests Bosco's Don of in devoted and Contest ondeed it is a subject for remark that leaving home and Italiep Churches the people go wher- and lay -brothers, MONDAY NIGHT and the comforts of civiliever they want to go-their idea seems fatherland the into THE GREAT WESTERN STEEPLEsation, to carry the Gospel to be-this is God's house: I am a Many of their CHASE, wilds of Australia. welcome guest, therefore He won't will be able to overthey difficulties thempush The Goats Over Brush. Log and They I go. mind where God's of means by endure or Water Jumps. selves into a favourable position, and come and in virtue of their missionthough to an English mind manners grace,vocation. FRIDAY NEXT, almost be will Others seem to be at a premium, yet where ary EASTER HANDICAP, insurmountable if material means is no irreverence is intended, probably The not forthcoming to assist them, and beOf Four Heats and a Final. God is not at all displeased. of their numbers. fewness the of the as cause light of blaze a was Sanctuary 1001 OTHER NOVELTIES. and money are the service commenced and the altar one Therefore vocationsto further this great Watch Daily Press for Complete Ow wonders indeed two things needed ASS of gold. our to only not Details of appeal ornaments work, and we where all the beautiful EACH NIGIIT'S ENTERTAINMENT present creoperators, but to inevery come from, that go to adorn the famthe or home at Britisher whether All Raffles Drawn Closing Date, ous shrine of Our Lady un successive may light on these SATURDAY, MARCH 17. festivals. The purple of the Bishops colonies whoseaneye impulse to this undermarching in state into the presence of lines to give the and God of love the for intermingled taking their Lord was pleasingly but also from with the vestments of the clergy and Church in the first place, a spirit of national enterprise. British the different garbs of the little servers whilst neglected be not and when the organ burst forth in a Missions mustpower of British subjects march of welcome one would have been it is in the successful, in the as and made of stone not to have been af- to make them for this Austrafected by the imposing scene, and to future the personnel to a great drawn will be have thought within himself that in lian Mission the extent from the ranks of the clerics is very truth Mother Church Missionary trained at the Salesian Nurse of all that is grand, and all that House of Studies. Oxford, those who is elevating in life; on a solemn occalove the practical have here a means sion such as the present she knows to hand for furthering this great chilready how to sway the hearts of her of Christianity dren, and how to impress upon their work in the interests assist the Salesians to civilisation; and minds the greatness and the solemnity make this Institution at Oxfordhavea of the act about to take place. concern, and you will Having arrived in the sanctuary. the flourishing done much to ensure the permenency Bishops proceeded to vest, the officiatof this Australian Mission. success and ing Bishops in purple, the colour of the Mgr. Coppo intends to visit England Vigil, and the Bishop -Elect in white, going to einGlematic of the joy which must and the United Statesbebefore given a most He will Australia. have been his on being about to rehearty welcome by the many friends to ceive the plenitude of the Priesthood. during The Very Rev. Father Fascie read the whom he has endeared himself We wish him Papal Bull authorising the consecea- the last twenty years. in success signal and length of days, lion, and afterwards Mgr. Coppo took the oath. and answered the different his future A-postolate. questions put to him in a clear strong And so the service proceeded, voice. DON'T NEGLECT YOUR SKIN! the Bishop -Elect reading the Mass with Mgr. Comin-the consecrating Eczema and Kindred Skin Troubles Bishop--from an altar erected at the Start in Some Slight Eruption or side until the solemn moment came Soreness. for the anointing and imposition of the Bishops, And then the hands. 'To neglect even the slightest skin true and direct successors of the Apos- rash, roughness or soreness may have tles. gathered round this worthy Sale- serious consequences. Painful disfigursian, and having invoked the Holy ing complaints like' eczema, barcote A Spirit just as the first Princes of the ringworm. abscesses etc., all start off The siingkest cut, Church had done, they laid their in a small way. MARVELLOUSI hands upon his head, and by the power scratch or burn is always liffly to go PRODUCTION which has conic down to them from way, unless it has a touch wrong the the first Bishops of the Church he was of antiseptic Zam-Buk to ensure The Episcopacy. the to raised solemnly speedy perfect healing. watchers were visibly impressed as all The safest plan. whenever you have these solemn acts were performed and the least skin trouble. is to depend as the Bishops moved slowly about the Zam-Buk always. This powerupon sanctuary. A pleasing feature, and ful balm. the true modern successor one commemorative of the Church of precious healers used in the those of other days, was the arrival at the time days of ancient Rome. is compounded of the Offertory of four little boys oils and extracts of unherbal from cos dressed as cavaliers in blue silk bore equalled soothing. healing and gertumes and powdered wigs, who power. micidal in their hands small casks of wine and Of superfine natural character and platters of bread --the bread and wine absolute purity. Zam-Buk has ad afsolemnwere for the Sacrifice. These for the skin possessed by no arfinity The tiny ly blessed by the Bishop from his tificial fatty ointment. throne and the Mass proceeded apace. readily absorb Zam-Buk. Thus pores The new Bishop now read the Mass its purifying and curative influence is Unconquerable Portraying the from the Epistlecorner. saying the carried into tissues far below the surBoyhood Spirit. "Freckles" is seen words in company with the Celebrant face, where the most troublesome skin Role of his Screen Greatest the in Zam-Bun banand consecrating the species together disease has its root. The Picture is Chockful Career. At the end of the Canon ishes pain, soreness, swelling and inwith him. of Laughter. Thrilling Scenes, Sushe took part in the Consummation and in an astonishing way. It flammation Beautiful Romance. and pense, read the ;Postet.:ommunion from the drives poisonous impurities and germ A BIG PROGRAMME. After the Mass he disease right out of the skin. It Gospel -corner. was solemnly invested with Mitre and soothes as it purifies. and gives you a THE SPANGLES TRIO. Crozier, and led across the sanctuary skin far clearer and healthier than can In New and Quaint Numbers. solemnly be to -Bishops brother by his be got by any other means. JACK THOMPSON, / A way was then made enthroned. You have often read what others The Popular Baritone, and amongst the people, and his Lordship think trynot Why Zam-Buk. about proceeded to bless the faithful, many this great herbal skin remedy for yourCARNE and KELLEWAY, of whom eagerly sought to kiss his In a New and Original Act. 1/6 and 3/6 per box of all self ring. A Te Deum was then joyfully Chemists and Stores. or post free from PRICES AS USUAL. sung the clerics from Valsalice .sus- Messrs. C. E. Fulford (Aus.) Ltd.. Box Plan at Theatre. 'Phone A2222 taining the melody under the baton of Sydney. elbothe helping and S.C., Don Grosso, ple over the difficult parts. His Lordship pontificated at Ves978 HAY -STREET, PERTH. pers on Christmas Eve, and both morning and evening on Christmas RECONSTRUCTED FORDS STAND ALONE AS VALUE FOR OUR of view of Day; so, from the point MONEY IN USED CARS. 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