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FICTION.

OEDIPUS TYRANNUS.

[THE JEDGE. By Rebecca West.]

THE CHINA MAIL.

enough. It is true that the action takes place in a short whito, bat there seems a lot of "marking

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tima." The pasts of the characters MR. HUXLEY'S MARGINAL have to be tucked on to them, and the uction held up thereby. It is aa: if they were being stuffed out or sho knows that where there is blown up to make then big enough tragedy, there must be a neurosis, to match their tragic destinies,

It is an exhausting book. In it, "It is goal," writes the author of She remembers her Greek Trage: dies, hur Lear, and hor Phèdre, as in a room it describes, "there in these essays, "for salemnity's nose finds the complex she wants, but present an excess of beauty and an falls, I think, too completely under excess of being." Miss West has to be tweaked, it is good for human its domination, allowing it to tyran-every quality a novelist neeils: pomposity to be nia e to look mean powers, and ridiculous," which might sug nize over the second part of her startling descriptive

phrase, When Reboren West goes out at book. The first part was getting on never-failing folicity of the end of the first act of Rosero nicely without it. Still, whereas subtle and individual humour, most get to those unacquainted with Mr. shot, the curtain fails on Madame her former navol introduced a prac nette insight into character, al Huxley the unmitigated satirist, Helath muttering, "Lord-Lord fitioner of the new psychotherapy above all, convictions. Her smile irony, however, as well as his Sept. $-0.8.5 That Miss West! The things she and all its terminology, now she at Ellen's feminist entlasinsins is enthusiasms & cultivation of the says?" and I can inngine the writer uses the material without the jargon the sunile of one who shares them, one has not entailed & withering af atul it is by her own feminism that the other are kept wall in control. who takes her pseulonym (if such better method for fiction." it is from Ibsen's alarming heroine

uroitly and convincingly The Julge, Part II; the big skies she brings the invaluable gift of If he tweaks solemnity's nose, he provoking similar protests. For she of Essex: the rud-flats of the passion to her work. The title of does it too has no inhibitions und says the Thames Estuary, and Richard's lu book is explained by a sentence that, here and there, we are almost Things she wants to say, in the way mother, Marion,

"a dark, silent, the title-page: "Every mother porsunded to recognize it us our she wants to say them, equally sledge-immer of a woman," liv. is a judge who senteltres ber own. His very nntner of dealing tess of those she shocks by a morallying too intensely, in a too personat children for the sins of the father." with all kinds of subjects of varying Sept. 3-0.8. K. parmful subject, and those she hon. Ellen suffers from it; so to This may serve for this particular interest, his modesty and yet his

One considered judgment, his humour Aug. annoys by an unfashionably wanane. For Marion is possessed by the book, but as a generalization seems assurance, burn of wide culture und

horrors of her past life, and keeps to me rather meaningless. Her literary repulation has till not only herself, but all who come might, I should have thought, say which is never frivolous, and his now been resting on a high near her, including ourselves, living with equal justice: Every father is erudition which is never dull, make spirited little hook on llery James; over again in imagination her judge who sentences his childron him a most delightful companion the best psychoanalytical novel yetirgical experiences. All night she for the sins of the mother. But published; and the best regular nes awake suffering from oll then criticism is eventually a per- views now appearing of current wouls that have never healed, reseal business, "and the critic now fiction. Admirers of her Return ofmembering how she was seduced by writing is not a woman. The Soldier, and fur critical articles the Young Squire, and stoned (in- in the English New Statesman are probably "enough by the village at has given the work which they boys, when about to become an in- farve so long been promised, a long married Mother, and how then she and important novel, entitled The accepted as a protection the name Judge

of the Young Squire's butler, on the understanding that the marriage The old should remain nominal. story, you think? The butler wins

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Before the reader as finished three pages of it, he will settle hity self miro comfortably in his chair, and surrender himself to the power her love, no doubt, and proves that and in of the Infantry," an unless decisive and relevant, it is f and lamentably rare pleasure of kind hearts are more than coroneta, tactful Brass Hat is alleged once to delivered with an air of apology reling a writer who can write and pantry skill than Norman have addressed a composite parade which pleases and entertains us. Miss West does not use the staccate blood? Wrong again! Mr. Peacey of Australian troops during the Must exellent are ins diatribes on It became a cherished for the British method of celebrating style As Now Worn by Leading that is his name) violates his co-war. Literary Laulics; her writing is rich, tract and his wife; the Squire's sons but there was a grain of intentemoirs, which he finds both closely packed, highly colored, and is given a contemptible little bro in it. The Light Horse were intelligent and insincere; und still individual. It seems impossible for ther, and we are in the middle of a truth

aristocrats of the more worthy of his sword, what he her to be careless, to take the easy, home as uncomfortable as Wuther A..., as they wife called, and considers one of the worst of modern | Oct. faded word, or to fall short of pring Heights or the House of Atreus.so far as a distinctive type of Aus-

menaces, the "mechanically stereo- Her imagination is pri-The brothers hate each other: the tralian amnhood has been evolved, typed distractions of the twentieth avily visual, and her landscapes mother hates her Peacey child, and they must nearly represented it.

century. "To day," he writes, stated with mineral hardness and tutes herself for hating him; while is fitting therefore that in the the inventione af the scenario Her style fleets her for Richard her son by the Squire, official history of Australia's part in writer go on from Los Angeles brilliants, subjects, like a metal mirror, vary-her love is violent and extreme: in the Great War a special volume across the whole world. Countless ing with their cobans, but burnish-net

should be devoted to the Australian lienees oak passively in the tepid ing them all to an ardent, alust

Light Horse and to the work they hath of nonsense." treculera, loveliness. Hardly on

did in Sinai, Palestine and Syria

Mr. Huxley bas read much and page but would provide an example. like this description of the Pentland This is the pivot of the tragedy after they had already done good with catholicity in other languages a dismounted unit un besides his own. It is a pretty con- Ellen is faced with this frantic Gallipoli where horsee, of course, ceit, and one which he follows out Sept. 3-0.6. R. for-women as a prospective mother-in-were not required. Mr. H. S. with skilful consistency, this redis we grassy tracks wen wont, both marked by bare, un- law, and noble and well-intentioned tulett, who writes the volunte, was very of Voltaire.in. Mr. Strichoy, inserted peas, as if they led to as dy both are, they naturally can- the official press representative sent and something of Ben Jonson destinations to unvisited in need a not hit it off. Tisaster follows disby the Australian Government, to though not as complote a reproduc- me. The one they did not take astor: we sup full of suffering. The record the activities of the Tight tiot, in M. Arutole France. There Sept. 3-08.5. climbed over the grey shoulder of the Poncey eltild, after failing in every torse and therefore he knows is so much in these often slight. range, and the other brought them thing, urns up as an incredibly whereof he speaks. In order to brief essays to recommend them to intan enstward vidley, where there mansedus Salvation Army Officer, was for the moment no wind and and brings with hin his fiancée, sake these activities intelligible hall manner of renders that it is dilli-Aug. 29.-1.0.8.N.

broadly outlines the operations of eult to define wherein their charm a surenity that was surely perpetual lady who calls herself Miss Poppy the whole British force sketching in chiefly lies. Originality and t. cer- The eries of the hill-birds did but Alicante, but is now more or less the details when the narrative lain robust intellectual indepen- Aug. 16.-1.0.8.N. Kuéichow.

The house scetlus dril at holes in the clear homnis "converted." phere of silence that lay over this with hatred, envy, and contempt. |

touches upon the fighting and cam-dence, the reault, as he admits, of the "fastidious rejection of what is plane. The slopes on vitlur side.

Richard's filiaf love for Marion is paign life of the Australians.

As in the first volume of the his easy and obvious"these make him flickly envered with mats of heathers absorbing that he cannot give ! and bristling mounta herbage, and Elles all the conjugal love pictory which the China Mail reviewed good company with new and old Aug. 28 −0. N. yet lean wid rocky, were like the deserves and needs, Marion realize a year or so ago much of the interest favourites; and we find him not less Turry sides of chacialed animals, this, and with a superb gesture, for the general reader is centred in reliable net sincere in bis enthiu- The siasms of which he has many-as and up above, bare black suunas drowns herself, as if by accident, to the introductory chapters.

But her one entitled "The Light Horseman in his aversions, if so strong a word confronted the sky." qis is ma a purple patch; every-subconscious self betrays her, and and His Horse" is specially worth can be used for what have become Aug. 16.-1.08.N. when the texture is close and of Richard learns the truth. He falls reading since it describes what man- the objects of his cheerful satire. A the same weight, But it is a little into the lethargy of desperate grief,!ner of men these light horsemen certain habitual delachment, which to thick, not fluid and easy enough, and in an attempt to rouse him from were, The Light Horse were not, causes him to observo, "Too often I

find myself sadly and coldly un-Aug. 15.-C. N. him the hysteri- it is pointed out, & cavalry force Healing it is like walking through it Ellen repeats breast-higla corn: a delight at first, cal remarks of his Pencey half-bro-they were really mounted riflemen moved in the midst of multitudinous Sept. 3.-1.0...

ther, who says Marion was driven and their horses were intended to emotion," is far from hampering it inclines to hevone fatiguingg

The teclmique is particularly in side because Richard and give them the greatest ninge of him in the cultivation of his own genions by which the events are Ellen had anticipated the narriage activity as a mobile body. They enthusiasms, which are staple and presented through the consciousness ceremony (this is untrue and an un-represented every phase of Austra-satisfying. Let anyone read his of the differem curacies. We are convincing reason anyhow, but like lia's diverse rural industries: duiry. essay on Chaucer and doubt this, or shown them as they appear in turn all Miss West's men. he has a nasty men and stall cultivators from the his sympathetic insight. Irony has supt.-1.-0.8. K.

aries, but, subordinate though it ie to ench alber, su hit they emerge mind). Richard is roused only too long rich coastal belt between the full play in the essay on Centen- in full, round relief: but they are successfully, for he puts a bread-Dividing Ranga and the

the foothills to the main theme, there is a brief Aug. 16.-C. N.. n: subjected to that delached, knife in his mother's heart; and on hardists from misciem author's gaze which then goes off with Ellen to wait for, timbergetters from the sparkling tribute to Shelley, which shows real Perhaps what we value most in places too great a distance between the police on an island in the forests on the ranges; men from the comprehension and genuine feeling. the characters on the one side, and estuary. The book ends with Eilen larger farms of the long wheatbelt, Mr. Husley is his undoubted sin

son or a on the inside alope of the moun-

his avoidance of all the author and read on the other. wondering whether a

and artifices, his per- The next thing to say about the daughter is waiting for her there, tains; and men whose lives had cority,

get out of Ellen's way.

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For these men were the very thinking, far from sweeping or Movilla, a very Scotch, delightful. sordid horrors of a sensational trial,,.. eanest, funus shrewd, simple, and why poor Ellen should have to flower of their race. contemptuous, bright-haired, hoyish, continus this fatal tradition of un-pioneers, edfragette girl, who applies a strong married motherhood.

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Those in any degree familar with In synopsis the story may seem of resource, initiative and resolu- the purpass of Ben Jonson can se of humour to herself, but lets now touch her political ideas. In comic in the way that melodramas tion; all were accustomed from imagine how he would appeal to the first part we are given her life are. Actually it is almost unendur-their earliest boyhood to carry Mr. Huxley, how much he, as well 83 M. Anutole France, must have with her mother in his penuriaus (ably painful. For Miss West writes! responsibility, and to take an intelli- Edinburgh hoine, and in the othee, guite extraordinarily well. There is gent interest in the growth of crops in common with the Elizabethun. where she works, with two disgust. here all the intensity of Mr. D. H. on the breeding and eare of live-If anyone doubt it, let him read ig hwyers, both very respectible. Lawrence and all the remorseless-stock. All were horsemen of vari- what Mr. Huxley has to say on Ben ous degrees of excellence; not mere Jonson, and he will find passages but with the kings, in the one,ness of Emily Brontë.

The book leaves us with a grudge riders of educated horses, but gen not a few which might be taken to of a sadist, in the other, of a voyrur. (Miss West's opinion of the male against the author. We can bear who had from their school days set forth the very style and charac- sox is not high Then, with a the disasters that happen to Desde undertaken, as a matter of honour ter of these esBAYS.

enter mona and Cordelia, because tragedy sind pride or of necessity, the break- d'Artagnanesque gesture, (from Rio) Richard Taverland, tall, fils them. But it does not fit Ellen ting and backing of bush-bred colls Indsamo, duck, rich, vital, with (it would not fit Rosalind) and it; and the riding of any horse that ON THE MARGIN: NOTES AND KASAYS,

By Aldous Huxley. came their way. They had many Chaito & Windus. 68. net. the masterful nature of an Ethel M.seeins wanton to build up such an

remarkable qualifications, Dell hero, and a typically South attractive character, only to throw other American past, in which the torrid her away into an infernal pit of both natural and acquired, for a Fame of Mariquita de Rojas repre-family life, in which her wretched mounted war in a hot dry country, sents only une opisane. He "dosen't part could he played by an under- but "their horsemanship came next ere damn for anybody or any study. For in the latter part of the to, if not sometimes before, their racial passion against his enemy,

but by a sheer impulse, begotten of Oct. thing" but Ellen--and his mother.book she is the plaything of circum-religion." Soft music, and a dear, old, whive-stance and, wraith of her real self. Mr. Gullott shows that be has his pioneer blood, to do with all his hired lady in the background? We console ourselves with the belief grasped the psychology of the Aue will and power a task which inter- You little know your authoress, and that any one so humorous and captralian soldier when he writes that estod him or which had to be done." The volume, like it predecessors, it that is what you want, put the able as Ellen would have swept the "it was as impossible as it would

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look down at the end of the first the poisonous accumulations of the have been disastrous to stamp ont ja splendidly printed and well bound. part, before leaming more of the past out of the house, the moment the individual in them. Because of Interspersed among ita 800 odd Mother and the Old Hone to which she entered it, and would never the lives they had lived, it was safe pages of letterpress are some excel- be takes Ellen (for they get engaged have allowed any further such disto entrust them with momo play for lent illustrations and a large number, For, at ones, of course, and her mother anters-to-occur there.

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Apart from the suspicion that the Each man, while subscribing fully A compréhensivo index and Miss West shows her great gift two parts of the novel do not unite, to the collective command, waged system of biographical footnotes add for comely in the early part of this I think the only reproach that can all through the campaign an intense to its usefulness. Messrs. Angus book, but she is determined to make be rando concerns the tempo of the personal war of his own; enimated and Robertson, Ltd., of Sydney are a tragedy, and having read Frond, book; it does not move quite quickly not by any burning national or the publishers and the price is 21/-.

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21.-Nanyo T.K. Macassar Marn. Empress of Osuada.

29-0.P.A

12.-P. & 0. 45.-B. B. 26.-T.K.K.

I-A.0.1

8.-L. T. 4.C.P.B. 13-A O. L.

14.-B. B. 15.-N Y.K. 19.-O.P.R.

96.-T.K.K Nov. L-CP.R.

1.-T.K.K. 1. B. B.

Dea.

Nellore

Isla de Fanay. Taiyo Mara. Pros. McKinley. Vanezin Empress of Russia. Proa. JacksoD. Legizol.

Kags Maru. Empress of Alla. Tenyo Maru Empress of Asis. Korea Maru C. Lopez Y Lop ́z.

HONOLULU.

Pros. Pierce, Shingo Maru. Siberis Maru. Talyo Matu. Tenyo Mara. Korea Maru.

Aug. 22-P. M.

31.-T.E.K. Sept. 15-T.K.K. 20.-T. K. K. Oct. 25.-T.K.E. Nov.-T.K.K.

AMERICAN PORTS. VANCOUVER, ETC. Sept. -N.Y.E. Ehfdsuoka Marn

Pros, Grant, Empress of Asia, Achilles, Empress of Canada. Philectotes Kuprem of Russia. Kuga Maru,

Empress of All. Tyndareas. Empress of in Protestatis, Ach'llos. Philoctites

7--10.4 6-UPB 1.-B. F. 99.-O.P.B.

B. F. Oct. 1-O.P.A

13-N.Y.E. 19.-C P.&

.-B. F. Nov. 1-CP.S 10.-B. F. DEC. 18. B. P.

VICTORIA.

Aug. 25.-4.0.L Beps. N.T.H.

Free. Je orion. Shie'znoka Mar.

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11

JAPANESE,

LANDED AT AMOY.

CHUNGKING TO CAPITULATE.

PEKING, August 25. Belated telegram from Amoy reports the landing of filty Japanese marines on account of the dis _order_in the city. At Kwelchow. General Chow Hsi-cheng's troops occupied the right bank of the river opposite Chungking on Aug, 21. The following day Yangsen's troops fell back on Chungking which is already being evacuated by the Northern forces. Chung- king is expected to .capitulate within a week.-Reuter,

t

The silk which left here by the P. & O. "Devanha" on the 25th July was delivered in Marseilles on the 24th August,

B

The new feet gunnery officer of the China Station is Commander

S. L. G. Ingham, who joins the flag- ship"Hawkins" this month. Com- mander Ingham will be included in the staff of the Commander-in- Chief. He has been expert in gunnery for many years and saw a great deal of service in the late

war.

The very high average of 80.3 miles an hour was established by a 1500 cc. Fiat driven by Cagno in the International Light Car road race, over a distance of 324 miles held at Brescia, Italy. Cagno, who has been before the public as a race driver for the last eighteen years, finished with a lead of 34 min, 40 soc. on his nearest com- petitor, Lenti on a Bugatti, and bis Fiat was faster than the winners in the 2-litre and 3-litre classes. The results of the 1500 cc. race are as follows:

1. Fiat Gagno .......

z.

3.

4

4hrs. 2 min. 16 sec. Average 80.3 miles an hour.

Bugatti, Lenti...

4hrs. 36 min 56 sec.

Chiribiri, Marconchini 4hrs. 4t min.

UNCLAIMED

24 scc.

TELEGRAMS.

THE GREAT NORTHERN TELE- GRAPH COMPANY, LTD.

The following unclaimed telegrams ure lying at the office of The Great Northern Telograph Company (Limited) :-

Seitonbu, from Nishikaratsu. Les Chang Ero 208go Eirskunishigai, from Tokyo.

Holm 119 Praya East, from Yokohama. Fooms, from Weibaiwei.

Nam Kee, 56 Doa Voeux Road Central, from Amoy.

Pan Lao Chun Kee, Queen's Road, from Shanghai.

Kwokyanzar, Care Great Eastern Hotel, from Shanghai,

Ng Kam Fai, Portland Street, Taumati from Amoy.

0111, from Shanghai.

Chang Gee Bin Great Eastern Hotel, from Sloughai,

0936 (2), from Kobe.

N. LUND,

Act. Ruporistendent. Hongkong, August 0, 1923.-

EASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRAL- ASIA 4 CHINA TELEGRAPH CO.

List of unclaimed telegrams lying in E. E. Telegraph Office, Hongkong.

Fazaldad, Watchman French Ship Co. from Kuala Lumpur. Mottoes, from 84810. Ruthport, from Portland, Oregon.

R. M. MACALPINE,

Superintendout Hongkong. August £3 1923

7.-A.0.4. Pres. Grant. 12-D H 19.-A O.L. 10.-B. F. Oct. 1-LO.L.

13.-A. O. L. 15.-N.Y.K. 17.-D. F. Nov. 20.-B. F. Dec. 18.-B. F. Jan. 8.-B. F.

Achilles. Pree: M dison. Philootetra Pres. McKinley, Pren. Jackson. Kaga Mara Tyndarcus.

Protesilaus. Achiller. Philoctetes

SEATTLE.

Ang. 24.-A.O.L. Bupt. 5.-N.YK.

19.-B. F. 19.-A.O.L. 24.-U. F. 17.-B. F. Oct. 1-1. O. L 13.A.0. L. 18 -N.Y.R. Nov. 2-B. F. Dec. 15-R, P Jan. 8.-B. F.

- Pro. Jefferson,

Shidztoks Maru. Achilles.

Pros, Kadison. Pilioatetem. Tyndarous Pros. MoKinley. Pres, Jackson. Kega Mara. Protesilaus. Achilles.

Philoctetes.

SAN FRANCISCO.

Aug. 29.-15. M.

31.-7.K.K. Sept. 6.-U.8.8.D.

16.-T.K.K. 22.-17.8.8.8. 28-T.K.K.

Oct. 25.-T.K.K. Nov. 1.-T.K.K.

Pres. Pierce.

Bhinyo Maru.

West Chopaka.

Biberia Maru.

West Carmona. Taiyo Maru

Tonyo Maru Котва Мага

RIO DE JANEIRO. (VIA SAIGON, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, DURBAN & CAPITOWN).

VALPARAISI

La Jara, Hexozuzu, San FRANCISOD

BAY PEDRO, Baliwo Oxus, Barbra

VALLAO, ARICA & IQUIQUE). ̧ Sept 4.0.N.O Logo

Ginyo Hate. 6.-T.EE.

O-TKK ́ Anya Maru.

D 4-TEK. 1-TEK

-^ Bello MarZ,

Hakuro Mura