By EVELYN UNDERHILL. T HE Western Road goes streaming out to seek the cleanly wild, It pours the city's dim desires towards the undefiled. It sweeps betwixt the huddled homes about its eddies grown, To smear the little space between the city and the sown; The torrents of that se

This Association had a very successful season for 1919-20, much praise being due to the Honorary Secretary (Mr. A. A. Ashworth) for the whole-hearted work he did for it. Three events took place—the International Match with Wales, the Championship Tournament at Liverpool, and the

A copy of this famous collection of Problems is enquired for by a correspondent. If any reader has a copy to dispose of, will he kindly communicate with the Editor of this column?

"I bid farewell to the flowing stream, To the alder, the ash, and the willow, The glade where summer has passed as a dream, Where a soft mossy mound was a pillow. Her voice is glad as she welcomes me home, And her subjects around her are teeming, And loyally, I no longer will ro

( I_ M BER I I TIA, 1918. The eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month must always stand out as one of the greatest, if not the greatest, red-letter days in our Imperial history. At that hour those who had laid down their lives for us received in some measure at l

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meeting he has ever been called one of our foremost medic a l t em p erance l ea d ers , who upon to preside over; and re war d th e s p ea k ers , w h o have so kindly consented to help u s. did such splendid work at Malta during the War, will Speak on • * * * LT.-COL. G. BASIL

TIIE BISHOP OF DURHAM, in a special message to our contemporary, the " •Rechabite Magazine," from which we quote, says : "lam an abstainer, the son of an abstainer. Nearly eighty years ago now, certainly more than seventy, my dear father (who died in 1880, after fifty-one years'

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; I have not said enough about alcohol. First of the athlete has no use for it. Those of you who t `rain teams know who is the hardest man in your 'earn to train. Suppose you have had a team given you to get right, the man who drinks is the worst of the lot—not necessarily the m