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SCOTTISH LETTER. SCOTTISH HOME RULE.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

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EDINBURGH, May 31st, Parliament has saved Scotland from the insult, which some Scottish members would have put upon it by refusing to pass a Scottish Home Eule Bill at a short after- non sitting. The debate must deepen the. already provalent sense of wonder" ne where some M.P's like-in the clouds down in a well. In Scotland we-ravely hear the sabject of Scottish Home Ral mentioned. Only from paragraphs in the press we learn that in certain Kng-haired juarters which echy enthusiastically the reactionary nationalist mania which is contributing more than any other single cause to the wreckage of. Europe, it is considered of supreme importance. But in common, ordinary lif the Tarest thing to bear it mamed. When it is mentioned, it is generally as soathing humourous. Yet we bear one Scots member solemnly telling the House of Commons that it is to the test ques- tion at the next election. We sometimes hear talk about the devolution, ofertain matters, but Home Rile-ever.

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JUSTINE JOHNSTONE

The PLAYTHING of BROADWAY.

WAS HER HEART AS GAY AS HER SMILE? NIMBLE-TOED, Dashing.

Dating, Saucy, Amazing Lola Who Would Have Guessed What Was In Her Mind P

All Men Desired Her Lovely Body, "Only One Man Had Ever Realized That is

She Had A Soul."

The typical Furliamentary voice says that Parlinnicnt must be relieved," but cam that be done by setting up another Parlia mentary legislative mill It is doubtful. The idea seems to be that a previons outpat is stinted, and that the people must have more copious supplies of the invaluable stuff. What the country really wants is a great deal less of this product, not more of it.

BR. OGILVIE'S INDIAN PILGRIMAGE.

The two great Assemblies of the Scottish Churches are this year missionary Parlia ments. “In the United Free Church As-

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embly the Moderator, Dr. Danaki Fraser, that prince of missionaries, has male his Church seo as never before the vision of THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY, LTD Africa and of the world, finding healing

COPENHAGEN. and peace under Christianity. And in the Church of Scotland Assembly Dr. Ogilvie, Laving returned from a great pilgrimage through India, made the hearts of the Fathers and Brethren thrill 13

bo told the woulerful story of missionary toil and triumph. Dr. Ogilvie was pividly interesting. He was particularly happy in some of his phrases, when said, "To praise missionaries is like. prais-

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He described a St. Andrew's Day dinner in MRS. HAN INOKUCHI [Calcutta, when a native Indian statesman replied for all the guests (English included), and endel with this testimony-As for

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of Christianity was imperilled, man after man, former pupils of the colleges, Hindoes chiefly, gt up and said, "If we do any thing to hurt the Madras College, we brand India with shaine."

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In his analysis of the condition of affairs in India as he observed thom, Dr. Ogilvie found the main cause of much of the difficulty, which Westerners and mission- aries met with in Indian life arose from what might be called the Indian "atmosphere," part of which was due to a feeling that the very presence of Westerners in India was an offence. Dr. Ogilvie expressed the view that the bulk of the Indian people were not yet touched by such feelings, and he thought that while there were many other elements in the country, a fine and true nationalism, with a great vision and a glorious ideal, with which the Church could cordially sympathise, was springing op among some of the best of the people. The realisation of those hopes was a long way off, but the formation of the Legislative Councils, in which Indians took so pro minent a part, was a first step towards it. Briefly put, Dr. Ogilvy's position was that missions in India soro a hundred-fold more necessary than ever before; and that the way of deliverance was through the vanishing of castes, the quelling of racialisar, and the continuance of theguiling hand of Britain.

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EFFECTS OF KEAVY LAND "PAXATION,

A company has been formed to purchase from Sir John Stirling-Maxwell, Bart., the estates of Pollak, near Glasgow, and Corrour, Invernesshire, the capital being £100,000 in £1 shares. Early this year it was announced that Pollok House was to be closed down for twelve months, "the reasons given being the present economic conditions and the heavy taxation burdens.

Twelve or thirteen thousand acres in Forfarshire are to be sold by the Earl of Airlié, the land Laving been in the pos session of the Ogilvies since the days of the Stuarts.

TRE CALEDONIAN MALLA -

The Caledonian Ball in London was one, of the most brilliant and successful fune- tions of the social season. In picturesque- „ness no event can compete with this annual Among the missionaries introduced to pageant, given under the presidency of the the General Assembly of the Church of Duke and Duchess of Atholl. The as- Scotland was Miss Pirie, Ichang, who had. Hembly has well maintained its high character since it was first instituted by the | been seven years in China.

late Duke of Athell. His idea was that it At Missionary Evening of the United would be a good thing to bring to Free Church General Asserally, Mr. gether the great Highland and L Stewart, Manchuria, in the course of an land Scottish families, und thereby address, referred to the recent fighting in

two help

of bur great charities, China, and said that as far as they could the Royal Scottish Corporation and the see, the daily life of the missionaries would Royal Caledonian Schools. At the ball not in any way be interfered with, and just held there was an especially strong the work would go on SCOTTISH CHURCH UNION,

gathering of Highlanders. The gay blend- ing of their tartans was set off by the The movement to effect a Union of the scarlet and bins of full dress uniforme, the Church of Scotland and the United Free pink of hunt coats, and the black velvet Church has been carried a stage farther. or saber kerseymete of Court dress. Nearly The General Assemblies of the two Chur every lady wore scarf of clan tartan from ches adopted deliverances approring of shoulder to waist, while hundrels of men the continuance of the negotiations and were in the uniforms of the Scottish regi expressing satisfaction at the passing of the mente. There were numerous officers in Church of Scotland Act of 1921. It was the scarlet of the Scots Guards. A'strict. pointed out that the final judgment on the rule was maintained as to dress,-10 male proposal to unite must be reserved, until guest was admitted except in Huot costume, the Churches bare before them the sup- Court dress, or Windsor uniform.

plementary Act dealing with the endow- THE PREVALENT DISKÁSE, W ments, for which the Government nave audertaken to give facilities. In the case tack of "golfitis," and all our talk, every We are suffering from a very severe aty of the Church of Scotland the oppost on where and at all times, is of drives, ap- to the deliverance as negligible, but in peaches, putts, and stymies. The other the Assembly of the United Free Church day an old lady from the rural districts the minority was considerable.. It is not, listened attentively to the talk in a railway however, believed that this opposition will carriage, and then broke in with the devast do worse than dela the Union, and there ating remark-"So that's whit is meant by is no hange of a split.

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