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Notes 149 The Educational Outlook in Wales 152 Can we Town-plan the Valleys ? 155 Poetry: Cofia." By W. J. Gruffydd 160 Pithead Baths 161 Poetry Prologue." By Lascelles Abercrombie 162 The Meaning of Broad-mindedness. By R. F. Wright 163 The Present Renaissance of English Drama. By Professor Gilbert Norwood 165 The Prophets of Evil 170 The Personality of Towns. No. 3. Amlwch. By E. R. W. 172 Poetry The Gourmand." By A. Sedgwick Barnard 173 Master of the Ceremonies. By M. R. 174 Discussions 176 Spirituality. A Little Lenten Meditation 177 Barn y Brodyr. A Carnarvon Play, in Welsh, by T. R. Evans. By H.D. 178 Wales at Work 180 Reviews 185 Competitions, Answers to Correspondents 190 Illustrations Bucheronnes," (Millet) Mural Painting at Machynlleth by Murray Urquhart"; "Pithead Baths in France"; "Brynaerau Open-air School"; Young Wales No. 3 College Freshers." We cannot be responsible for rejected MSS. but shall endeavour to return them as soon as possible, if a stamped and addressed envelope is enclosed. All subscriptions and business letters should be addressed to the Manager." Cheques, Postal Orders, and Money Orders should be made payable to The Welsh Outlook Press and crossed London City and Midland Bank Ltd. Subscription for six months 2/- for one year 4/ SCHOOL OF AUTHORSHIP SUCCESSES. Why not try and win fame as an author or short story writer ? It may enable you to make hundreds of pounds year We do not any that it will, for that depends upon your ability and personality and energy and ambition. But to the man or woman who is able to write interestingly, there in no limit to the amount of money to be carnert Kvery year huge sums are paid away in royalties to suc- cessful authors The interesting announcement has just been made that the sum of £ 5,000 a year is being paid for the cinema rights alone of Mr H G. Wells's books. The Principal of the S 0 A makes no promises. H. aims at RRSULTS, and he has the results to show. S O.A. students have had artistes accepted by leading Journals after only a few lessons and they had never written anything previously for publication. Letters of appreciation from Mr. HALL CAINE and vit. RICHARD WHITEING. and a number of testimonials from students are giren in the ptos- pectes. Why not send 1d. stamp for particulars of the courses offered ? Write now. Low fees, easy terms―instalments if desired Personal or postal tuition at your own convenience Distance no barrier. Write, PRINCIPAL, SCHOOL or AUTHORSHIP, 160. Fleet Street. London. Articles accepted by leading Journals. Positions secured. Prizes won MONMOUTHSHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE. THK MONMOUTHSHIRE TRAINING COLLKGK. CAKRLEON (for Elementary Teachers). Principal SIR EDWARD ANWYL. M.A. (Oxon). APPLICATIONS are INVITED for ADMISSION to the above-named College, which will be OPENED NEXT SEPTEMBER. The Caerleon Training College is a Residential College for Men Tearbers. It b entirely undenominational, and is situated within a mile of the boundary of the County Borough of Newpo.t (Mon ). There is a station at Caerleon, on the Great Western Mail way. For Application Forms and for all Particulars apply to THE SECRETARY Of EDUCATION. COUNTY council omen, NEWPORT, MON. CONTENTS Page University College of Wales Aberystwyth. (One of the Constituent Colleges 0/ the University of Wala.) PRESIDENT Sir John Williams, Bart, M.D., D.Sc., G.C.V.O. PRINCIPAL T. F. Roberts, MA. (Oxon,) LLJD. (Vict.) THE next SESSION begins on SEPTEMBER 29TH, 1914. A number of Entrance Scholarships and Exhibitions, open to both Male and Female Candidates above the age of 16, are offered for Competition on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH, 1914, and the following days. Students are prepared for Degrees in Arts, Science (including the applied Science of Agriculture), Law and Music. Sessional Composition Fee in Arts, £12, in Science. £16. Registration Fee, £ 1. Men Students reside in registered lodgings in the town, or at the Men's Hostel— Warden: Professor C. R. CHAPPLE, M.A. Women Students reside in the Alexandra Hall of Residence for Women Students —Warden: Miss E. A. FEWINCS.—For full particulars respecting the General Arts and Science Department, the Law, Agricul- ture and Day Training Departments, the Department for the Training of Secondary Teachers, and the Hostels, apply to J. H. DAVIES, MA., Registrar