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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 57, 2 December 1918, Page 6

Mr. T. P. O'Connor, journalist, M.P., and film censor, stilled at a ;eeent luncheon in London that he had not had a now. suit since the beginning of tho war. Tim Bishop of Birmingham,' in the diocesan magazine, says that the .stipends of some curates recently licensed arc only ,£l5O. He felt that he was almost doing wrong to encourage what was, as things now stood, an almost starration wage. 'Clergymen should begin on a stipend on which they could manage, and have a regular rise of pay, so that after (en. year?,, whether they obtained a benefice or not, they would receive .£250 a year. By command of the King, the Connncrci.sl Travellers' School. Pinner,' England, is for the future to be known as tho Koyal Commercial Travellers' School. The institution, founded in the year ISIS, has from Ihc outset enjoyed lioyal favour. The Prince Concert opened the present building, tho Duke of Cambridge presided lit olio of the festivals, King Edward become patron when Prince of Wales, and King- George is tho present natron. At tho present time M 5 children, including 38 war orphans, are receiving their education at the school.