The Record Newspaper 28 August 1920 by The Record

New York welcomes Dwrik uSt 41F 10 Pages, 3 Sections. Archliislkop

missions "In vain will you iffound you are not and build schools, offensive and deable to wield the a loyal Catholic fensive weapons of press."-Pope Pius X.

l'HE ORGAN 0 F THE ARCHDIOCESE Registered at the G P

No. 1987 (New Series)

a 0. Perth for Transmission by Post as

Newspaper

(12 VAGES)

28, 1920 PERTH, SATURDAY, AUGUST

OF PERTH VOL. XLIV

PRICE ad

The World's Greatest Demerol

ii New York

was just humorous, and his attempt of a koochristian Brothers College as grotesque as the efforts with a cankabarra in competition EIGHTH ANNUAL DANCE. a lunatic ass ary. Nobody out of mistake the of imthe The eighth annual dance of lum would make James to be Irish. gyratian Brothers' College was held agining Walter wi 24th. the the on him Hall from t. George's nature withheld might reasonably. in' It proved a signal success, and humour, and I of the Irishman. ills', was really a most enjoyable add, the wisdom kid common The hall, gaily decorat111)aetion He is just the ordinary and ect in a colour scheme of red garden variety of Anglo-Australian, salt good or fowl College colours-presentflesh, blhck-the neither fish, The unand spectacle. as dry a very pleasing herring--prosaic, anddocument. He ed of the famball penants, evidence the inspiring as a legal footJohn as on College interesting the of is not even as enhancdoesn't bulk prowess ball -field, adorned the walls, Scaddan; he certainly Only at long intervals ing, the effect of the whole scheme as large. anis view, does he come into public he is of decoration. success then, not as an Australian, Much of the credit of thedoubt to (By Annomundi.) no luck always on the side of Conservatism rotten "my of the evening is due of look stands a of wearing Conservatism to things committee relief the a corner energetic and his was to very certainly It here," went he got the. why fort." coming Banin that's Saturday say chairof Mesdames Some the might for. present when -dealt with pug In the Daily News His re- ladzcs comprising:Kelly, Davidson, of "Sir." was an- every one on follow- just as a badly sobriquet round. the platform ugly O'Hara, the ded: and to for last a loyalist meeting swift in the Queen's man came supporters, amongst whom do after a were obviously prepared Cogan, and the Misses nounced to take place his perspiring marks and and for Imperialist O'Dea, and for at 3 o'clock. ed byMr. Very angry Townsend, Whooley, and at- "the brethren," Hall on Sunday last John Scaddan, Minister hero made a final to be a were Press propaganda pur- Starrett, Sir bold for the intended and also M. Barrett acted as badly ears. was Allan, Miss Sett. Tom a meeting The meeting Railways, Rev. Nobody on the plat- tempt to carry his resolution bythe poses, but because of their imperti- host secretary to the committee. counterbast to the greatTheatre James. of dirty, his people Walter and on of Mr. Irish and insolence, band, under the direction to very comfortable, and foul it at the held in the Shaftesbury the Knowing some- nence of "scum" flung The pronounced form seemed Commonwealth. ill-mannered jibe hiss Sheridan, contributed much and secret the 15th. inst., when aprotest on the platform impressed more interjectors nothing or the at was one -what evening, of hoodlum's fine Union thing with a enjoyment of the and a very vigorous much as the reallycovered the Brit- me so which by an overthe societies are, and what mischief compelled to retire without was declared he was supeler completely had successfully made against platthe Scaddan Jack from excelJohn Press "par interferbe create, the to can to foolish without majority they giving ish Government's chairman's table; indeed, make a most vil- form his "propaganda speech." He whe;ming The dancing of the prewith Dr. Mannix. Evidently the flag the loyalty combination on the "courage" to "secret societies," to say "that lense."pupils reflected great credit t success of the Shaftesbury the platform would not have been lainous swipe at those existing se- managed, however, th was sent meeting Mercia loyalist loyalists a if alleged is incidentally, time and the that of peanuts, meeting stirred existed next the "loyalists" would see that upon the teaching of Miss and worth a bag as cret societies which have Law influence held their Scott. value ofof 'this city pretty considerably, to prewere that one were sufficient stalwarts out of the flag under the nose of the Crown The following are descriptions of in the white heat of their fury, and which have there constitu- real patriotic defenders sent to _throw any disloyalists about. Of course, ficers of the country, the ftresses worn:e anything so pertinently into the politics of this by the scruff of the neck." Somethe broad they brag so much not nosing been silk Anthem, tional should be clorie inmeeting National and Macof Miss Atkins, dainty white belt. of the Imperial vigorously, country ever since the days body shouted "Police! Police!" net, floral (Ballarat). daylight, at a public to white though very Foley of well, Bishop tiptoed too overdress few Walter "a President De Valera. up the meeting and quarrie. was no room in a free corn the discomfited his face and vio- Mrs. Bannan, handsome gown of the citizens of Perth, people sung, livened But "There Archbishop Mannix. his seat, mopping richly trimbusiness men and prominent Acting made a fairly good opening. black embossed ninon,Majorie Australia for secret so-a lently agitated. BanMiss sort of harmony one munity like in the city" requested the He the jet. with with wasn't it followed. med Scaddan, Allan John Tom said The Rev. Mayor (Councillor J. T. Franklin) about. Loyalists, as a cieties,"anger nan, sweetly pretty frock of mauve and clenched fist, and is a big, happy-looking, genial soul, the pur- wouldarerave white with handto call a "public meeting" -forthe not good singers, and John was essentithan his bite. silk taffeta, ornamentedand reso- rule, voice" and a snarl of defiance thatbreed. tones to whose bark is worse DRAIN! Olf MR. 191111.9919. pose of protesting against "thunderous the The and Nominations for the committee Scaddan's maVe flowers in silver received, in the of the bull -dog favourably and vocal ally was powder He undescribed Byrne, lutions unanimously carried -of K. Quite a number of parishioners James' Miss followpatient match. a Walter closed on Wednesday night,election which had have the evening interruption of would one by a Tuesday for storm silon Theatre pink the meant be Shaftesbury mis- blue crepe de chene, with turned out mem- opposition The sympathy of every one in notes were not really birthday next Wednesday will had he not made thetorrenTom Al- ed overwhelmed the "loyalist" are urged to come Miss Nellie Bar- last to give a surprise largest meetings ever held singing class. The Rev.for ver trimmings. again he went bearing out into and carry -of Sixth - night. Members to Albany, out (*Mrs. Smith and family, at1st, go and for launching an Kenny, area, ber of Miss M. September take satin. Miss equipped metropolitan over to the party on Wednesday, lan was better Save the King" tial abuse of Dr. Mannix.. Evident- rett, shadow lace and I to his corner. "Godeventually chene, avenue, when they all enjoyed along the nominees Grosvenor -road, North Perth, in th de Anthem, crepe sleet a "loyal" resolution which indicatcan the pink pale they assimiafter upon that Bourke, tack had so M. and gentleman Miss Jessie themselves and had a good time of their choice and at the same time loss they have sustained by passing fair in the was repeated, ed approval of the Hughes' Govbe- ly the rev.cabled news of Dr. Man- relieved with black. Aus- must say he was the another difference inoftheopinion the best workers ernment's action in deporting generally. front seats lated Mr. Michael Snal America as Bruce, pink net over silk, trimmed those who will beThere higher as well as the lower notes. Pans is now only death of her son, Mr. nix's movements in Bovell, tralian citizens without trial by Asa His voice sounds certainly better in tweenandisputants Rina Miss judged Smith's 1 "punctuahe pearls. of that and was held for the society. interchange reports, social citizens. and and there is It appears at particularly "dinkum" oriental successful quarter, a with speech, very jury of their fellow such a A trimmed about than a final one meeting sentenced dress anchor song made net a he had lying blows and to was call and a Schoolroom once he them, the tions" by in only V. when Miss last him subject, was to be expected, cream. Monday of officers with the on talk withelection when stitched an controversial a rebel" smooth braid on a Onslow, of bit and eduoffa are miles who strain effort with as "a traitor that it behoves Sambre bore down on her, and the "loyalists" of Perth and its enof their Castle, pretty net dress, pink sash. in aid of the Sisters every half year, so come is so apt to be illogical and to and the bal- him O'Loughlin confirmation May of for of and Peter action But minds the 'bout looking along up red out bolster with young to to chords. tulle the virons cating member the vocal The acci with that's M. Canny, black every Now hands. overmuch Miss all concluded he and with sank free full, its Eventually falsehood. meetin was for or lot. The school the Hughes' Government of Austra- the rev, gentleman did his best Miss Gwen Campbell. lands. this coming half-yearly one. occurred at about 3.30 a.m. trimmings. am not concerned truth way, and what's Hughes's great success. make no complaints could these words.-"Ibecause handling of the liberties The thoroughly representative mauve georgette with silver the occasion was a by of the GosI know the Hughes's to at: the King,onand Mrs. O'Con- ing a committee incoming Tuesday, the 17th.hadinst. win is bad in a minister be charit- pale for the Diamond, Items were supplied S. lian citisens, could not failOnly the score of his singing. for the offuture, Miss spent this and made true, be beat least trimmings. - The people at Wiltunthe should the existence of the cousiod,eantleniaN have tract a large gathering. and flag- If he would keep to singing he hearts carry them through any em- pel whoUnfortunately when minis- dainty white frock of crepe de chene nor, Misses Dwyer, Ntirmoyle, thre will in life term his of ell:years ja. able. mischief. But would with silver. shire, and Harris, Messrs. D. Bouje. reasoning sectarianists depeodessOanit, andwillit bs where his brothers also of wouldn't do much Then why does John ters like the Rev. Tom Allan and georgette, trimmed was sup- society who ergency.' flapping supporters of the tactics years forget Miss L. Daniels. blue silk net, jet and P. A. Bryan. Music to be hoped only those the he doesn't. He imagines (as other After an absence of five Chris Member for Albany, and dabble in politics they meetings O'Ciiffribiciffiss that Scaddan, blue at A. Frenay, Mrs. imagine) Mark by attendants Mr. Hughes could expect to carry Mrs. plied ar gentlemen that refry trimmings. came home to spend last the misguided of the British Empire is MiLitter for Railways in the Mit- to be charitable. It hurt him in the resolution advertisedstrong trimmings. Miss Mae Kenny, and Mr. T.* Hind. sisters, and jet will accept office. and Amerinet, safety platform in silk mother the the his take regarded with subwas and -Government is Mannix whose chell Dr. Daily News without a to him, and that he All those members Furlong, pink crepe de chene with during this visit that the wri a section of atrabitious busy- ca as a representative of .Austraprotest froth a laige committed are in arrears should was On Saturday, September 4th, keeper. He will not of a littlewho frilled skirt overdress of georgette, had the pleasure of making his want to dope the public lian democracy. It not only hurts at the scriptions city. his brother's a special effort to pay them section of the citizens of this brother, because he may bodies, ex- with blue charmeuse. Miss E. Fitz- musical evening will be held his make is it Like the other in that sectariansee but disguised quaintance. Allan, help Sixth thinly the Tom 105 was and their the Rev. Back of the resolution there him in the singing of an with under green and gold crepe home of Miss M. Kenny. up before the new quarter, the hers of his family he was of a quie the pretence of being de- cruciating torture to the whole body gerald, jade Miss surreptit- differ from ism E. Fairfax, cream avenue. Proceeds are in aid of the to swell the bank balance of A unassuming and retiring dispositio desire of the "loyalists" to the or on a question of politics; Jack? of the school of Hughes who support de chene. Union anthem, flag-the the of back, term. forthcoming in fenders the Emthe nature, an iously stab Dr. Muralist society for the present for of the net, edged with bead lace and over Limerick Stall at may be as good a friend of them a kindly and generous dif- John Scaddan need have no fear his standards of Government Everyone who comes can number of those who avail rooms and to heap as much opprobrium It is the honest and Miss Kitty Gieve, heliotrope bazaar. and War every ready to help in anything than they pire as heof is.opinion as the future of the Commonwealth, People by proclamation in politics of the privileges of the on Catholic citizenship un- silk dress, with overdress of pale be assured of a real royal time. suffering selves the in alleviate to ferences not go is conviction would future the its Act, were from but Precautions might dare to if the "conditions which give us clean truly, are likely to be missing Although n without green chiffon. Miss Margaret Gibif distress in others. any singing classes heard, and transportation varied keeping of the it"loyalists"-there chene, finHoly Mass.-Sunday: Maylands, new list of financial members favourable." But if they had politics and better and more were, for John trial. bons, pale pink crepe debead the best of health at the time, S If Dr. Mannix is not aofrepretrim- 9 o'clock Bayswater, 10 o'clock. pay up very shortly.the in a harmoni- would be need, if for not do to the bugle wild visions of the success of their incidentally they the gold and a energy and body with untiring singing, Albany, his vast ished gave the in Scaddan, Member sentative of dainty ill-advised venture they were very ous Empire. Devotion.-Maylands, 4 p.m. A smoke social was held Society of Hig in the Mitchell Cabinet, to Australian democracy, who is? Not mings. Miss D. Hayes, the 18th. inst , Vincent de Paul Miss M. Hacdisagreeably deceived. The publicI rooms on Wednesday, very Day, and (Councillor Minister nor white muslin frock. kit Patrick's old St. Mayor his surely, in last Allan, gate Acting and troubles his Tom bad, The up masse, Rev. "pack was trimof t of this city is not, in the but the weather not meeting was bag" and prepare for an evil day. the It is kett, georgette, with gold black vied himself the pleasures too large. intolerent Franklin) explained the any of the Conscriptionists. "busibelieve, a bigoted and the attendance to do his bit, and in this mwa mit- gs. Miss Margary Howlett, blue "loyalists" are merely just because Dr. Mannix exposed up called at the request of a few are again reminded of day saxe folk The noisy that to Members public. It has rightly summedwho other with leg to considerably prominent having swathed Chilgo, game very and and little velvet, the helped come their men" Septemevening on ness and defeated saxe On Monday the Cricket Club dance to be such the luncheon a financial success. I the coterie of mischief -makers platform didn't ephemera merve belt, and touched with pink battened on a fool's iron Australian democracy that their in the city. The influential dren of Mary assembled in St. Josenga public fattened and are disturbing the air with abo:it they are blue beads. Miss Mary Jones, bid ber 9th, which promises future years when we are 'I show any notably credulity and the memory of a then gizzards are torn and Miss S. eph's Schoolroom, Subiaco, tomemthe a success. bawlings and lamentations behind lantrimmings. task a shadow w' red stood English with who the net to oldest Those men. of their freebooter. are holding their upon the same Dutch doing violence two to club farewell football chaussures rem noir known The when et disloyalty in the Commonwealth. well him. work of habit our himW. the fall across are certainly Jones, blanc S;r Walter James, imagining guage in their denunciation faux col. bers in the persons of Misses who final dance of the season at Sepand They are a little noisy section buz- resolution brings the thought of to me that Dr. red rouge mouchoir roughsatin for their support of conscription self in the midst of the "brethren" It never occurred over- Chesson and A. McCormack, Hall on Thursday, half a brance gentleman worked Hughes, black Hibernian who elm zing like mosquitoes in the summer Mr. of Kelly, beginpolicy the potential a Tom from prominent kindly such Mrs. and the "National" Mrs. Lewis, have been valued and Sodality for tember 23. At this function framed hard and unselfishly with us in them showed his temperreal Kentish fire Mannixin was he dress ninon and jet. time over a stagnant pool, are the community that the a and it was perhaps natdral for and three they trim- members of the above to carry ning; it had the though irritating enough, He meta of was with sorrow that regret is cloven gold medals blacx silk marquesette, jet to want to hold a meeting be presented The year 1920. Itgood-bye could stir up all the anger in it (Kentish fire greeted him). key, pink crepe many years past. Much from Lewis, when he w harmless and impotent section when GovernD. the humbugs, Miss the photographsof will upholding old wheezy mings. conservative the resolution upon departure a club are leaving bade him of vamped sectarianists, their the body at vast Levy, felt the with far as Brightie committee confronted to the Nor' Wwhich is Miss return of our calico -jimmies, food-comerers, tin de chene. abto this Hughes, enough about Mr. make of unavoidable troubles to ment the have In sus be "We Miss parish. no stones unturned soon that how commonsense. None need meeting removed from democratic govern- own," without having other people's hat adventurers, and money -making white net with pink trimmings. of the dreaming any Veiling, than attle of Monsignor event a greater success Members of row was to be intensified by t But Enunie Mitchell, cream ninon with sence Father prised that the "Loyalist" Sunday ment as Lloyd George's Government troubles brought into our politics. patriots in the community. McArdle, on behalf of the previous dances. and untime governin the Queen's Hall last of rosebud trimmings. Rev. sudden a that-and his generous once of shade and was done mark photoa as news just Walter has pastel and that he from is K.C. Mary, a notified is of somehow with the Children the football are would em- Walter ended in confusion, and that it was, the death. To his grief-stricken motho Walter forget that though it might be unpleasant for Miss C. Mitchell, azure blue de- ment, and one alsothethat of their esteem and appreciation for graphs are now available from mea- politician.anyDoes ban- forget-me-not trimmings. Miss Mornotwithstanding the imperfect brothers we express extreme name and of "dragged his we sisters have presented approval to hesitation body guests, Davidson). Mannix P. Dr. de Austrawithout departing (Mr. the trust th to show scription of it in the West deepest sympathy, and consolatio rissey (Guildford), navy crepe troubles" into our died about by babbling and bawling and McCormack secretary of sures taken by Mr. Hughes been a other people's lian, an index of the impotence over nobodies, clerical, political, and pro- chene trimmings gold and black Missesa Chesson God will give them the his hatred of one who hadambition. Prayer Boots and purse respolitics and we sent 400,000 men with ONE SHALL AR, SE. greatly beads. Miss S. Mulachy, charming enable them to sectarianism in this city to achieve to be vaulting fightin but his evennecessary them to of cannot 60,000 pleasant check lost very and A defessional,.he seas, trimof pectively. May t affliction. anything but the contempt to allow minort- ing down other peoples' troubles. pleased that he has had in him the frock saxe blue net, with floral fair- It is not wisdom public spent, dancing was indulg- Cardinal O'Connell's Grave Message their terrible opinion by We made them our own, and we power to do so much in the interests mings. Mrs. J. P. McGrath (Perth), ing wasinterspersed cent -minded citizens. Our Sacred Heart of Jesus have in ties to misdirect with vocal items to Irish Bishops. and black crepe de chene, with touches ed in, the one as of minded and impartial contemporsoul. resolutions gang democracy, his on such same of of The Australian means mind. the Archbishop Mc- and recitations. of the didn't Miss Nellie has been of jade green. Cardinal O'Connell, ary only -followed the wail ofandJohn submitted by John Scaddan, that are now weeping over that his service to Australia silk, in- Grath, white net over white Boston, addressing the Irish Bishops BANC (the one time "wailers" Scaddan and Walter James,Tom the to CINDB RELLA so recognised by the predatory Al- member for Albany the introduction of other people's Miss R. pale blue crepe de chene, beaded at Rome in July, exhorted themIrebut merit trimmings. State, to this as blue militant Imperialist, Rev. National of shouted will be held in pale country Premier politics with our this Labour of into terests troubles sil- stand by their people-or else the handsome Frieee, of Beatrice Mitchell Miss factotum Yellow the HALL, chief of of the (Melbourne), trimmings. t, Cabinet McInnis HIBBR/ITIAN whooped for conscription-"the for him the contumely with ver tissue frills with overdress of land would die as France was dying, in the Conscrip- now in the by Sir Wad and business 19 :4.A and organiser men and professional press and Tory elements whose yin- pink georgette, embroidered Government) supported Tuesday, 31st August, few pink as a result of the Church deserting black silk jer- pink georgette, wide bodice, tion campaign, when it stated the James, a member of the Protest. men"-didn't care a tuppenny -damn dictiveness finds satisfaction in up- silver. Mrs. O'Hara, of Arc pr Joan In aid of Sacred Heart Stall, opSt. Miss until vigorously who pearls. trimmings. with people, those Austrafoolish net the gold taffeta the protest of of Western thencloth, Buser, approving Australia sey Federation Convent to trusted ant and He it iod's happened holding St. what things. frock, came and saved posed the speakers was ''organised Rev. Tom Allan, whose they were ready to make a widow action of the Lloyd-George Govern- Doreen O'Hara, pretty mauve for a B. C. Hagerty, the "noble lia, and the An interest in religious instruct Miss K. Philip, would not be necessary and lead Tiokets, 1 6 led him into interruption." To allow the embargo upon charmeuse sash. Hon. 8 who prefers edu- it s burning Imperialism every mother in Australia, and ment in putting anhis coun- black silk net, with silver trimmings, tion is rare in one young peasant girl to arise innuendo that of native sixthree," who came upon their Queen insulting under the the in child land outside to making every invader. of children the right his his orphan Miss cation for abuse" Ireland, and drive out "a rebel and a an Hall platform to "spit silver shoes and stockings. hold the fort of whiggery try. All their mouthings and outto be Dr Mannix wasRev. de school. teen would parish crepe blue the unchallenged one of is saxe them Allan upon Molly Riley, capitalism. They were ready pourings only go to emphasise to traitor." The sprays a much appreciated concessionwhat those peculiar brand of genial bigots and man, taken good judgment of Americans that Dr. chci e, trimmed hand -made pink to send Australia's lastworkers, and Mannix is not only se great man, but of ninon. Miss Ramsay, pale the few who came to hear who claim for themselves the utmost of the ranks the the from from brocade. get gold would public old they knew they tongue upon the but they a great democrat. georgette over the workers' last shilling,shilling city, and licence of and pink silk and declarRichards, imprecations unwas Theta howl Miss alleged "loyalists" of this motion 0 own platform, "loyalist" THEIR The A SHIP jade held on to be amfor it. ed carried with acclamation, though wh to net. Miss E. Ryan, taffeta, which they also knew would WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED who resent their insults. they could get interestand WITH THE COMING SEASON SPECIALLY and disseminated those a thun- green silk net over old gold FOR defenders Of til gave wavSELECTED ply reported DEMAND audience of precious trio the THE conscription half MEET one preached TO perBEEN They old gold HAVE for GIV stockings WHICH TO the and responsible US all were shses it. throughout the State. with to Erripire 41. flag" ENABLING derous "No" the the "the grand old MENT OF TENNIS REQUISITES, Mrs. F. Stephens, black fect:on. The West Australian says the electrical atmosphere ed WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIAL, Cheers for Dr. Mannix spontaneof patriotism-for paytissue to organ- creating PRICES. TO SECURING GOOD great enthu- Paris net, relieved with goldMiss VIEW SPECIAL Hall on Sunday last. vehemence plunwith speakers were "subjected Queen's They AT out the in notes. rang VALUE ously B. HIGHEST clos- and black pet trimmings. ised obstruction from a comparativeoratory had the 12th. of July Commonwealth siasm, and "God Save Ireland" the people with their high The "West" Their and ed the proceedings. Sforcina, black net with pale helioly small minority." and sting in it, and could not dered ENGLAND 27/6, prices for sugar, tea, clothes, side of ver- stink a trope forth was go to FAVOURITE, 25/, ALL 37/8, platform allowed requirthe would have been on themeeting body reasonably the human High above TENNIS RACQUETS: was be Sforcina, rose 32/8, SPECIAL 35/, EXCELSIS opinion. Such "public everything warmth; very faithful plaster cast of the face an ribbon. acity had it stated the CHAMPION public and 45/, LILY 45/, as 30/, nourishment for OVAL, with HANDLE), ed oppothe (CORK 59/6, CHALLENGE evenly divided, and that democratic opinion" is the harbinger of mis- they even plundered the baby in the of the late Queen Victoria. Benign- pink georgette voile, trimmed 42/, VICTORIA GENEVA, bottom. MEDAL, HEE.JA, 55/, HAMBLEDON 75/, lemon frilling, bloomer sition represented the Up to a few chief, since it has the audacity to cradle-these frantic, frothy -mouth- ly it looked down upon the divided ARLINGTON, GOLD to a fifth of thee ing patriots, all in high roosts, all gathering; it recalled to me the ef- Miss Mercia Scott, cream satin overTOURNAMENT 83/, A M.M., disloyalty voice of this city. impute MIDDLETON, the with LION 90/. society" not dress of bridal lace, relieved Mollie Commonwealth, of the minutes before three o'clock TANNED ROPE Peace Bonds at 6 per cent. forts made by a "secret NEW ERA 84/, SPECIAL an en- population Miss same unrepresented in our own day in the cherries and pearls. EDGE, as loyal to the Com- carrying hall presented anythingto but FULL SIZE BEST MATERIAL shouting peace, and at the peace peep- who are just TENNIS NETS:TANNED STEAM TARRED CANVAS crepe de chene, daintily attempting patriots and are pink are OR vocal who Scott, as the the couraging appearanceat thetheback upon monwealth elements 35/, war noisy making EDGE Miss time WIRE AND CANVAS of keep embroidered in pale blue silk. ers from the "dip" flag-maggers who are posturing as of the community. Why should not to disrupt the public peace-to CumTANNED OR STEAM TARRED 45/; with net "loyalists" silk white the a and put Scott, patriotism. Flora of British the platform, It is the pub- her from the Throne and EDGE, 49/8. DOZEN; PRESynott, looked the cream very the public protest? white satin. Miss Muffiie 1/6 EACH, OR 16/8 PER 2/8 EACH OR who had seated themselves John Scaddan struck trouble spoke lic's privilege under a free constitu- berland upon it. Miss Mabel by "Hearts early TENNIS BALLS: SWIFT, far from being warmed such in his speech when he and little maize crepe de chene. humbug, hypocrisy, OR 25/PER DOZEN; CLUB, gods Ye silence to EACH, 2/3 PER DOZEN; tion frozembrola 39/ Patriotism! chene, MIER, OR de saw our crepe 3/6 EACH, false atStarr, white of Oak." I never "the dangers that lurked in Patriotism? of and wilful effort to create aUntil One would of 27/ PER DOZEN; ALBION, DUNLOP, 3/ this fishes! What is derid with seed pearls, touches en looking gathering. midst." The phrase was essenOR 36/ PER DOZEN; IN AIRTIGHT in the nation. a mosphere (GuildEACH. for 3/3 Smith Hilary gathered the of Miss AYRES, had phrases pink. SLAZENGERS, think they one of the stock posturing, prevaricating, interloping Children's Ball ford), white net lace, trimming pink heard the tially EACH, OR 33/ PER DOZEN; DOZEN. "wake," er that they had orator, and it gave the cue patriotism is muzzled by popular escaped Orange & Panoy Dress TINS, 3/9 EACH, OR 42/ PER 15/8. rosebt4s. ,Miss P. Spencer,rose shell news that Dr. Mannix had to what John Scaddan had agitatinga action Australia will never be at Plain Church bud 8/8, Ire6/6, to Joseph's tiny AT St got of chene, had aid de In and called PRESSES John was midst pink ofepie 1/3 PER and our in from England "inners," RACQUET his enemy real The yelpeace. Fund Building RACQUET REVIVER AT trimmings. Miss G. Spencer, and other nick -names are the sectarians-and though only land. It is the time when "escapes" RUBBER GRIPS AT 1/3, trimming, anything "twister," HALL, SUBIA430, low crepe de chene beadMay XING'S seemed to hurt him in the a little noisy section they have emare prevalent, and when auspices which BOTTLE. of Sellin, Miss 1920 golden butterfly. He was reminded of his bittered public life and are making Tuesday, 91st September, might happen under the satin, Dressed Boy black si'k net over black relieving the abdomen. oneSinn Fein. By way of was cock-pit. apostacy from Labour, and his Prizes for Best 8et, Best and trimmed with silver lace. Mrs. W. the Commonwealth a K.C., is not an and Girl, Most Original Costume, atmosphere the organ "The brought advocacy of autonomy for Iretime James, Walter oriental Sir of net, Men others. Taylor, cream silk into requisition, and monotony of land. He shouted platitudes, inbuta attractive personality in public life bead trimming. Miss K. Townsend, Children, S-10. Adults, 10-12. Harlech" broke the It was play- they were frowned as humbugcount- -he never was. His outlook bewas short- Tickets : Child's 1/-, Adult's1,6 maize crepe de chene with minature very looking at long faces. Objections-he a is of Courts torrent Law the yond M. his Miss Gracie Tyler, light yelread to Brown frills. much wanted too A. he W. ed very nicely, and no doubt W. when panders and out He one. N. Jones, Miss E. would ed Joint Sees. low with-pink trimmings.dress, the choir on the plat- sighted of domestic Miss and side Hughes and Lloyd George -plush resolution, Yellow trimthe to been they had AnWalsh, pretty cream net K. Ward, the National better deshave been delightedlong politics-his following is of form struck uprecommenced, Miss he jade. but with bitRETURNS. med irritating present. Then a hallstream John TAX "a negative, them. as FEDERAL trimmings. cribed filled velvet and anblack the of net dead-end people filed into for the cream a tadpole's head and a satin and and ran up against theand The public are notified the bigger terness with Thelma Wood, creamtrimmings. the vacant seats and gallery, corkscrew nose." He spoke to the "loy- other "count-out," that these returns-Lana, Miss pearl the frozen look of the awaiting of his "oration" was unheard resolution "not as an Irishman but last timeand War-Time-are due on georgette. with part with satin while cream little Income, alists" departed. Inseries of looks by the audience, but the "brethren" 31st, Miss N. Woodman, an Australian." "Nutt " wanted or before Tuesday next, the silk net frills. Miss L. Woodman, there was a whole at once the "loy- applauded, and the objectors boo- as be humortni,s, but nothing short Mat. to while, all a and for noticeable, make "Nutty" hooed. Bedlam reigned and of a miracle could alists" gripped the fact thatthe they loyal and John very tense -looking might not be able to "hold

A Typical "Loyalist" Meeting The Gollywogs Chagrined who Failed Three" Fort The "Noble to hold the

Maylauds

Obituary

C.Y.14 S.

;

Subissco

PIMIZAT_TIIBITMM

FOY & GIBSON Perth PTY., LTD.

Universal Providers

p.A.G.t

THE W.A. RECORD. SATURDAY. AUGUST 28. 1920

Irish Australian

landed at Waterford on August 23 111111.111=11111511111WISMIIIIMOI Moore's "Song of O'Ruare" incident. historic describes this Waterford was then a DanceIrish (By Timothy Watchers11). To the Esliter of THE RECORD. -YODER IRELAND SOCIETY. city, but although its people defended its walls with heroic detercommend your action in Disloyalty. mination, the invaders succeeded in soni? Irein the open wit, Young out the coming of meeting The Speaking on the Address-in-Reply lain- truths about "got -up rgions' effecting an entrance, and butcher. Pat. at St. held last week, Mr. A. E. Green, M.LA., andP some of the earth. lodges that land Society was Wellington- ed the inhabitants. Schoolroom, administered a sound rebuke to are compelled of a narrow-minded rick's McMurrogh had made two proThe evening. on Monday anti -Australians in general, and to section of people, whose one motive street, E. Walsh) preside mises to the invaders-to give his the member for Sussex (Mr Picker seems to be the stirring up of strife President (Mr. R. attendance. The daughter, Eva, to Strongbow in ing) in particular. That gentle- and discord. I attended the "meet - ed over a large Miss Phyli, marriage, and to give grants of land Following Latest Well.Bound man had referred a little earlier in mg that was held in toe Queen's overture was played by style. Here among Mr. to his adventurers. O'Doherty in excellent to a most objectionable manner the blood-stained walls of the city so by a Sunday afternoon Hall last to advantage heard was Dwyer Jack as them Australians, characterising disgraceful barA. called loyal crowd, to show their in Ireland's new national anthem. the first part of this averse to exertion. to the British flag and the "The Soldier's Song," and an encore gain was carried out, and the young Mr. Green pointed out, Mr. Picker- loyalty was duly sold and deIrish bride not they did British Empire. But sang Begley Miss Postage 2d. demanded. Are Procurable from us ing really had no right to represent gather together so much for the was and was livered to the English roue of sixty. Australians in an Australian Parlia- purpose of loyalty to the Empire as "A Garden of Roses," Messrs. several Court- When Strongbow, after went, so long as he spoke in a man they did for the purpose of denouno heartily applauded. Miss Hartford As posihis a had made SPECIAL bloody battles, to Oar Castossers. INDUCEMENT and Boland, ner that showed unmistakably that ing Dr. Mannix, the world famous ney, the Irish tion secure in Leinstef, the jealousy We are prepared to EXCHANGE SAKE he regarded them as a sort of for- democrat, and one of the greatest contributed step dancesthein audience. of Henry broke loose, so and rage pleased which style, to his signer, referring, as he did, being read for SIXPENCE EACH, and you may Irishmen, simply because he The splendid song, "Ireland and he determined to come over to Ireown fellow -citizens in a sort of con- lite:4 spoken out plain and truthfully Liberty," was well rendered by boys land himself, and landed in 1171. He have a New Volume to your town Choice temptuous third person. He was has the to be shocked at pretended his from St. Patrick's School. Ireland, in British misrule Mrs. about a transplanted Englishman, and native land; and where is the Thompson, a recent arrival from treatment meted out by Strongbow would never learn that his sloganown The smoothman who will not speak up in de - Ireland, sang with much spirit and to the Irish people. should be "Australia first." The Long Trick (Bartimeus). of his own country, and where feeling "The West's Awake." Mr, tongued hypocrite came, he said, as The Adventures of Napoleon "Let us," Mr. Green continued, fence is the criine in doing it? These W. A. Brown gave a recitation en- a deliverer not as a conqueror, to Prince (M. Edginton). Unrest (W. Beeping). the people "nail the Australian flag to is not titled "The Felons," which describ- placate the princes and to reform that Dr. Mannix know Red Harvest (N. Flower). Star (H. Rider Morning Haggard). masthead. Let the member Ior ,._,, the only one, for there are counted a true incident of '48. It was the Irish Church. Henry made a Marie (H. Rider Haggard). Crucifixion (M. Flower). that, as a member less thousands of people in the announced that the annual concert treaty with the Irish princes, and. Sussex remember The Exploits of Arsene Lupin (M. this he of State, of the Parliament Lieutenant of the King (M. Gerat the present time who hold would be held in the Hibernian Hall like many of his successors, he failLe Blanc). this world has NO RIGHT to enter ard). is a cursed to it; his name ed keep the opinion as he expounds. on Monday next, August 30th, and Chamber so long as he has disloyal But same Mr. Laxworthy's Adventures E. to succeeding generations memory picked out because The Master of Life (P. Gibbs). they him Irish programme of a splendid that P. Oppenheina). sentiments to utter with regard to they thought he would suit their Irishmen. He died cursing hit King Solomon's Mince (H. Rider songs and recitations had been ar- of Australia." OWIl sons. The Adventures of Jimmy Dale Haggard). tturpose best. They know that Dr. ranged, to be followed by a dance. We want more men in Parliament IF. Packard). From out the welter of tyranny is a great man, and they annix P. Mr. J. the meeting, During The Wanderer's Necklace (H. Rider -and out of it-with Mr. Green's None Doheny, the society's teacher of his greatness. jeal of and oppression that commenced 750 The Spider's Eye (Wm. Le Quex). Haggard). Aus." ofr themous 24 -carat All-Australianism. can deny that when he was Irish history, delivered a stirring years ago, there shines one splendid of The League the Scarlet PimperThe Spanish Jade (M. Hewlett). trails will never be where she should in Australia he always put Austra. It is of Ireland's long ray of hope for our country. nel (Baroness Orczy). Ivory Child (H. Rider Haggard). be so long as her Parliaments are lie first, and every true Australian address onfora phase Mr. this: Many of those who came over independence. The Tree of (May Sinstruggle Heaven Yellow God (H. Rider Haggard). packed with men who have never agrees with his doing so. Henry He is introduced an apprci- with Strongbow and with clair). Child of Storm (H. Rider Hagcome to regard Australia as their known as the champion of demo. Jack Dwyer manners, song, "The Valley Lay Smil- adopted Irish customs, Magdalene (E. S. Stevens). DIRTY JOB. gard). BLACK MAN FOR THE country, but who look upon them- cracy, and a true fighter for the up priate and and speech, habits, thoughts Mr. Doheny spoke bore me." Prairie Fires (Annie S. Swan). Ghost Kings (H. Rider Haggard). selves as exiles from England. ..No lift of humanity for peace and good - ing The deportation of Father Jerger was effected with the assistance follows on "The Landing of the became in all things "more Irish Towards Morning (I. A. R. Wylie). The Woman of Babylon (J. HockAustralian citizen, be he of old come will and justice to all. Could any as than the Irish." The Fitzgeralds, of a black labour crew. White men refused to do the job.-News item. Payment (Olive Wadsley). Normans in Ireland":ing). try origin or native born, has any man have better principles? de Clanes, Fitzhenrys, Fitzstephens, The Road That Bends (Ruby M. The Nig.: "What for? What for all this joy?" The Day of Judgment (J. HockThe 23rd. of August, 1170, exact- and Prendergasts were in turn the cause to be ashamed of Australia, To all true Australians, Australia Ay res ) His Nibs: ''Well done, well done, my brother. There is something in although without doubt there is and the Australian flag come first. ly 750 years ago to -day, was the most determined foes of English The Lion's Share (Arnold Ben. inche Sword of the Lord (J. Hockafter all." labour for black most fatal and most momentous case the ground to spare to be ashamed of The people who put any rule in Ireland. They fell under other nett). ing). the actions of some of the enassimi country or flag before ours should go day in all the long and chequered the bewitching sway of Irish ideas: The Pretty Lady (Arnold Ben. Father Stafford (A. Hope). Green Isle. and not all the statutes which Eng. lated, and unassimilable gentlemen back to the country they put first history of our own the society general- eett). the and branch OF LIBERTY. CHAMPIONS Malvin of Brittany (J. K. JeThere are which we dwell dates on from the other end of the earth, and stay there. land enacted, not all the honours I hope the first ly and become good members. He Mike (E. P. Benson). rome). who have wormed their way into lot to go will take their beloved W. with pride, dates on which the his- that England could bestow, could Patriots of Ireland, Champions of coneratulated the branch on the The Mountains of the Moon (J. D. Peter Piper (D. E. Jonee)11. torian loves as he to linger records place and power. induce strong in M. Hughes with them, for he is the them to give up their Irish Liberty in all lands, be number of young members initiat- Beresford). Baby Mine (M. Mayo). greatest enemy Australia has at the the story of the heroic deeds of sympathies. There is something in hope-your cause is identical with ed After an enjoyable evening the The Two Carnations (Marjory BoThe Rose of Youth (E. Mordaunt) justice Higgins Going? present time, or ever did have. Dur- valour of which the pages of Irish the air of Ireland, some indefineable mine-you are culumniated in v. e meeting closed with the usual pray- wen) The Double Four (E. P. Oppen. history afford so many bright exquality in the character of its day-I was misrepresented by the ers. Members are reminded that Tuxter's Little Maid (G. B. Bur- helm). 'Twould seem that the Industrial ing his term of office so far he has But the story the his- ple, that generations of English peoset- loyalists of my day-Had I tailed the branch will be holding a general gin). Pei et Bill is about to secure the one not done one worthy action that amples. torian has Mysteries to tell of the fateful 23rd. tlers have always to his credit found it my difficult the scaffold would be doom-I on Sunday, Communion September definite result to be expected from steads The Hope of the House (A. and E. Oppenheim). of the Riveria (E. P. I would like to remind people of August, and the events that led to resist. Irish sympathy inspired stood true to my cause even when 5th. at the 9 o'clock Mass, when all Castle). its enactment. Justice Higgins, the up to it, are Amasing as discreditable to Irethe loyalty lives genius of Swift whose only for places and Molyneux. Victory had fled-in that I members, whether they regalia in merited have of Old Man Arbitration Grand The Secret Orchard (A. and E. penheim). Partnership (E. P. Op. as they are to England, al- It drew from Shelley one of the success-you must act likewise.- or not, are requested to attend in a Australia, speaking recently in the someth_ usands of miles rziniAus. land Castle). in a different sense. Since most passionate The Game of Liberty (E. P. Oppenthat no man can faithfully though George Washington body. outbursts, and Federal Arbitration Court, for. traha, The Wind's Will (A. and E. helm). the of Brian Boru no mon- from Byron his greatest satire. The shadowed his early retirement. This serve two masters. And, what in arch,death Castle). with the single exception of father of Thomas Davis, like the The Man in Grey (Baroness is a consummation for which the the name of goodness has Dr. Man - Malachy Mor, had arisen Quicksands (B. M. Croker). MANNION AND CRUSE, in Ire- father of Padraig Pearse, came over Orczy). nix tried to do to his gracious MaThe Road unreasonable section of employer- testy to Mandalay (B. M. The branch general Communion land strong enough The Iron Pirate (Max Pemberton). or wise enough The from Goldfields King Undertakers and the that England and these taught people their sons devoutly. Croker). dont has long prayed Kronstadt (Max Pemberton). Funeral Furnishers. club together to sing "God to hold unquestioned sway in the to dedicate their lives to the ser- took place at 7.30 a.m. Mass on SunKazan (J. 0. Curwood). They now have their wish. Whether should day, at which there was a good atcountry, and the 160 years that fol- vice of Ireland. The Hand of Allah (Wei. Le Save the King, as it were, for the Every generation will la , conflict HANNAN-ST KALGOORLIE, Separation (Alice Perrin). peace or heightened Mr. Brennan and tendance. P. Mr. lowed, until the invasion of Quex). the Norpurpose of defeating brings its own Dr. Mannix? recruits; they spring Mr. and 9 BURT -ST., BOULDER seen. Rasputinism in London (Wm. Le result remains to be The Minister of Evil (Wm. Le might mention that I was one who man, were years of fierce conten- from the most unexpected quarters, H. '.:,onnell were initiated full beneHughes pretends to a confidence Ireniained conducted in any part of Quex). ). sitting during the singing tion and ruinous disintegration. The and they are a perpetual reminder fit members, and three new members theFunerals The Sine of Severae Bablon (Sax Quex that the capitalistic lion and the of the National State at shortest were nominated. The syllabus item, notice. Charges new rulers of England were The Daughter Pays (B. Reyall to Anthem, not out of these England that as long as the Irish a "mock parliament," was carried moderate. A consignment of Artifi Romer). Labour lamb are about to nestle disrespect or disloyalty years consolidating the coun- cause remains unsettled, as long as nolds). to his Ma - try love; fraternal Kidnapped '(R. L. Stevenson). down in sweet they had conquered with such full political freedom is denied, thrcugh, and the meeting closed in cial Wreaths just landed (the first Haven of Desire (Captain F. of jesty the King, but simply because Treasure Island (R. L. Stevenson). II The cynics, on the other hand, Shaw). to stand to please a hos - consummate skill and daring. The there will be found men and women the usual way, Rev. Father O'Don- since the outbreak of the war. Master of Ballantrae (R. L. Stevopinion that a necessary precedent I refused rulers of Ireland were fighting am- in the future (as they have found in nell reciting the closing prayer. Kalgoorlie Tel. 337. Boulder TOL 196. enson). The Safety Candle (E. S. Stevens). crowd ofonlysectarian bigots, whose the the assimilais end to that happy Corroding Gold (Annie S. Swan). was to de mewill our great ongst themselves, and unconsciously the past) willing to devote their Catriona (R. L. Stevenson). tion of the lamb into the belly of aim Diana of the Moors (Louis ST. LAWRENCE'S H.A.O.B.S., But theyfa never do paving the way for outside inter- talents, their services, and The Flame (Olive Wadsley). the lion. Industrial peace should Archbishop. vention. The Supreme Pontiff was their lives, irrespective of theireven Tracey). MAYLANDS. instead they are only making ana Possession country him more (Olive Wadsley). not be unattainable in then the great arbiter Terms of Surrender (Louis Traamong famous the ttestry, than ever. to the building of a regenlast the On Tuesday evening Frailty (Olive Wadsley). like Australia-or, at least, an apPRIME BEEF BUTCHER, Thank goodness we have some Christian rulers of Europe, and it erated Irish nation. loca. branch of the Hibernians were The King Behind the King (W. cey). proximation to peace-but if it is staunch was to him the arch Simple -hypocrite. Souls (J. H. Turner). and true A Hannan Street, Australian E.....1goorlie. hearty pa Owe of honoured by a thanks, visit of the proposed memDeeping). accomplished by the machinations triots, men that we have reason to Henry II., appealed, when he asked by Mr. James Healy, The Thirty Days (Hubert Wales). Telephone 488. seconded bers of the District Board. The Red Saint )W. Deeping). of Australia's prise strifeemonger, be proud of. In to be allowed to restore order in by Mr. J. O'Grady, wasand Golden The Scarecrow (H. Walconclusion, I will Board was well represented carried by with the the Sincerity Maritana Street, Picadilly. 1W. Beeping). and in spite of the sacrifice of Although he instigated acclamation. Several new members foli:wing members: Bros. J. J. Crsay that in these times, people have Ireland. pole). Telephone 474. man who has done more to keep the reason Marriage by Conquest (W. Deep. Mr. Briefing Sees it Through (H. to say God save Ireland, and the murder of Thomas a'Beckett, were proposed, and a Fart ell, D.S., unanimous J. O'Callaghan, peace, than any other individual or God bless ing). the saintly Archbishop of Canter- vote of thanks was carried thanking R.D.T., J. Edwards. D.T.. G. Creigh. G. Wells). then of a truth the age Yours, etc.,and deliver Dr. Mannix.- bury, when he said to his PELLEW'S, BOULDER, knights, the Christian Brothers for the use ton, D.W., F. McAdam, D.G., and For BOY'S of miracles has not passed. As Mr. and MEN'S SUITS, also "Will no one rid me of this turbu- of the "FREEDOM" rooms. M. Cooney, D.M. In addition to the HUT NOTE ONLY PROM Hughes himself has said-in another lent priest" he was willing enough Fremantle, August 24, 1920. HIGHCLASS MERCERY. visit, the branch celebrated its connection-it is the task, not of a to shed crocodile tears over the tenth birthday. The President, ST. MALACHI'S, H.A.C.B.S., Upon the reman, but of a God. tomb of the saint. The policy of THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. Bra A. E. Arthur, presided, and BRANCH, HIGHGATE. eu)ts of the measure we will be able England in the 13th. century, as in members turned up in strong numto judge whether Mr. Hughes is the 20th., was to appeal to Rome The quarterly meeting, presided bers During the evening the folquite so exalted a-er-"personage" when interests could be ad- over by Bro. President Cooney, was lowing candidates were initiated as Parochial functions crowd the vanced,English -al he appears to imagine himself.if weeks to revile Rome when held on the 11th. inst, there being a members of the branch, and signed The Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, in the lives of Catholics these it suited and Probably the average man, fair attendance of these members. Mr. interests to revile. the constitution book: Miss R. EdTies, Underwear, &c comforting They were as anxious asked what he considers the most days. It is a good, a Te all Letters, etc., please add for Rome to Stanley Kingston was elected and wards, Messrs. A. Arthur, E. F. The principal parish outside denounce Parnell prolific cause of industrial unrest, sign HANNAH ST., KALGOORLIE in 1887 as they initiated as a full benefit member, Kenny, A. Croker, and T. Hinds. will answer "extremists." This may the Cathedral, Fremantle, is indeed were to have Dr. Mannix denounced he being the third new member for Bro. Arthur, after welcoming G.P.O., (Opposite Post Office). the one of activity unsurpassed the in case; possibly formnot be quite the in 1920. the quarter. It is hoped that dur- dis'r'ct officers, called on Bro. Rev. underlying causes of unrest are also er days. There can only be one renext quarter there will be more Father Lynch to welcome the visiNew Supply Pope Adrian was supposed of Mouth c rgans from 3s to 10.. to ing the causes that produce extremists. sult from such co-operation by par- have JAMES of SHEAHAN. the men of the parish joining up tors. In doing so Father Lynch some permission All World's Beet Makes to But, in any case, extremists are not ishioners in their Catholic sphere Henryissued The secretary gave a resume of the doings of the GENERAL STOREKEEPER. to restore order and religion with the society. That the Port Catholics in Ireland, confined to one side, and a notable of life. was kept busy during the meeting society and this branch in particu- .WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT.. Violins, Mandolins, Ukuleles, etc., All Strings. etc , etc. -historians have not fact is that, while Labour leaders, wil: enjoy a rest after their bazaar been able but to trace the original of receiving contributions, and from a lar. Bro. H. J. Dalton also wele Mr. McCallum and Mr. Storey, concludes will be readily conceded, Piessastreet, Boulder. such document, and there is financial point of view the quarter comed the visitors. Bro. O'Farrell, For Choicest -.uently find occasion to hit at but their present thorough organi- any Quality Only. Call and that has just passed should prove to D.S., replied at length on the doings now considerable doubt of the exhe extremists in their own ranks, sgtion should ever remain. So it is istence Inspect our Underground Dairy be very satisfactory. However, aims, and of objects any of the authority society. of the there are a few members who are very seldom hear any denuncia- noticed that the round of parochial kind. Produce Department. The other -visiting members also Events in Ireland gave becoming bigger tion from employers regarding the attractions is in their payments. These spoke. Bro. J. O'Callaghan advishis chance to put the plans behind nfair and unreasonable employer. every month or so. It is a decided- Henry For All Kinds of the Latest Footare requested to bring their contried the branch he to had been get the business maturing into operaof wear, at the Lowest Prices. bile the great bulk of employers ly good thing to have our Catholic tion, and to date as soon as pow meetings over as early as possible, it was the irony of fate butions up .epend and condone by their silence people combining their efforts to that For the information of so as to encourage the young mem Repairs at Current Rates, the conquest of Ireland should sible. The ultimate otoriously unfair firms-it would mutual advantage. Highgate parishioners, it might be hers to attend Patronise be meetings, traceable and after to a faithless Irish wife. here stated that the be hard to mention names-it is good cannot be over estimated. The branch em- business have cards, shooting, and could always boast of the braces sully reasonable to suppose that church, the school, and the people Ireland both men and women memother light pastimes, purity and and by so chastity doof its women average working man will take themselves benefit. and the meetings are held in ing they would take an interest in 310-12 WILLIAM -ST, PELTH. It was therefore a delight to wit- kind; but, alas, for human fraility! bers, y other view than that all emthe parish hall on every alternate attended There are exceptions to every rule. Wednesday (the next meeting lovcrs are unfair. The employers ness the success which on The wife of 0 Ruarc, the prince of September 81. The officers and the efforts of Claremont parishionI do much, and the Labour people memTueerlav Breffni, broke her marriage vows, bers will be glad to welcome to the -y little, to remove this view; and ers in their function of is removal would do a great deal evening last, when an Alpine Ball and left her home with McMurrogh, meetings any parishioner who deThe inevitable was held at St. Thomas' School.. prince of Leineter. Will not Deteriorate by age and retains its ards keeping the peace. Roderick O'Con- sires to join the society. large number of people were pre quarrel resulted. sent, and dancing until a late hoer nor took sides with O'Ruarc, sur- ST. JOSEPH'S H.A.C.B.S., NORBrilliancy of Color. The Three mean SB's was indulged in. Everything that rounded the territory of McMurTHAM. tended to the success of a function rogh and Devorgilla was restored to her husband. afterwards enThe above branch held their usual The publishers are truly grateful was done to ensure enjoyment and tered a convent, She and the rest of her meeting last Thursday evening in for the numerous patrons. Possessing enormous covering power it is .r the kind expressions of appre- comfort the name chosen for the ball lent iife was given to prayer and re- St. Joseph's Schoolroom, Bro. G. iation by subscribers, which in- As pentance. itself to the seal of an artist, so also When McMurragh was Stewart presiding over a good atmuch cheaper than oil paint and wall papers. ariably accompany remittances. oee was the hall decorated accordingly. defeated, he fled to England to seek tendance. The minutes of the pre. well-known artist, Mr. Hal War- t he assistance of Henry, but that vious meeting were read, and the East Perth: "The Home page is a The monarch Although it in itself, and I greatly admire wick, was responsible for the whole hands justhad enough worry on his business transacted. the decorative work, which conthen, and the Irishman was the quarterly meeting, the balunt Bessy. What are you going of The Minimum of Trouble. in the four walls being com- got together a crew of adventurers, ance sheet was not read, but was . do about a public Novena of sisted pletely draped with the huge de- with Strongbow at their head. They held over until next meeting night. asses for Ireland?" sign of Alpine regions, with their and trees snow-capped. ready for use in a few minutes. Albany: "I can assure you a RE- mountains At the top end of the hall was the ORD is never wasted in my place. facade of the supposed hostel, hen we finish them we send them through the windows of which the . the East, and dear old Ireland. joyful strains of dance music found hope they will not send a destroy. vent. The whole the work reManufactured in W.A. by to capture the next lot. Wish - flected the greatest ofcredit Mr. your valuable paper continued Warwick, and his assistants, onwhose (vets." time must have been fully occupied. for days previous. The lighting North Dandalup: "I received no effects greatly enhanced the happy ECORD last Friday. I may tell scene, especially during the dances, I look forward every Friday to when the white lights were switched Reg. Office 91 Lord Street, Perth. arrival. I am disappointed off, leaving only a few of blue shade, hen I can't have Cyril Bryan's which produced apleasant typiand sh Letter to read."-Well, we are cal azure atmosphere. Mr. Les - nright sorry; our system being Allum was in charge of the supper .(proof. All we can say is that arrangements, whilst the Misses . cone else must like C.B.'s let- Sharp were responsible for the table rs too, and so your copy vanishes. decorations. As suppers these times Tel A1666. are a very important adjunct to the Doodlakine: "Many thanks, but success of a ball, the delicacies proek numbers are "off." Will do vided on this occasion, and the r best for you though. Again taste displayed in every way, were 634 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUE, up to high -wetter mark. The most (Opposite King Edward Hostel conspicuous and set Alma: "No words of mine can prevent was the Alpine Set, organ. MISS M. J. McDERMOTT, Proprietress. Possessing a Personal Buying Service in direct touch with the main Fashion Centres of the vey how pleased I always ant to ised by Miss N. World-and rp. Jeffers' paying Cash for en everything, Pure Wax Candles, Charcoal, Tapers, Floats, Sanctuary Oil, able. us to offer the most Distinctive of Attire at prices which show a substantial saving in ive the RECORD. I have Band dispensed first class music. every way-on first cost-on wearing quality, Crucifixes, Rosary Beads, Scapulars, Medals, Speciality in Statuary, . every issue during the ten Rev Fathers Masterson and on permanency of appearance. and G. Our Mr. Brennan has just returned from a comprehensive visit to every worth while Trade CentreFramed Pictures, New Book. just arrived: "At the Foot of Jesus,' I have been away from the O'Callaghan (Cottesloe) were preand has thus been able to procure choice parcels of the newest goods, which in the ordinary "Treasury of the Sanctuary," "Looking on Jesus," "From Bethlehem .ro of Kerry. Good luck ana sent during the evening. course of events would never reach the State. to Calvary," "Jesus Crucified," "Suffering Mar. God," "Watches of ..."-Your instructions will be We Sell for Cash, which allows us to cut out many heavy overhead charges, such as allowances the Passion," "Ecce Homo," "Lenten Sermons on the Passion. for Bad etc., Debts, extra percentages on out. cost, and such items. "Holy Week and Easter," "Loreto of the Holy House," Books by TO FARMERS & PASTORALISTS The whole of this substantial saving is given to our Customers in the way of cheaper prices-we adhere strictly to Special Impart Advice and NW* Father Lasance, "Thoughts on Religious Life," Prayer -book for Re the one small margin of profit-and do not in any way participate in this saving, T.B. (North Dandalup): The fact casts ofelleffilg 11111011S for ligion, Blessed Sacrament Book, My Prayer-book, With God, Sunday at the RECORD is being made Years ahead, f1/1, by P.O.O. Six If Only Missal, Roman Missal, Short Visits to the Blessed Sacrament, Visits Out of Curiosity-You Should Certainly Visit or e weekly newspaper for the coon. Cheque: not Commonwealth to Jesus in the Tabernacle, New Ireland, History of Ireland, by Notes. home is annoying to some penDarcy McGee, Knocknagow, Story of Ireland by A. M. Sullivan, CLEMENT WRAGGE, especially "patriotic" Recollections of an Irish Judge by McDonnell Bodkin. A Good As. propsBLOIS., &a, dists. Thanks so much for your sortment of English and American Story Books. Sacred Heart Mew Birkenhead, Auckland. rest, sengers, Our Lady's Annals, Madonna, St. Joseph's Garland. Have credited your ac Australian, St. Anthony's Annal, A vs Maria. nt with balapce, and sent for Out this out, it may mean to you HaCy-eant.t,rPaelrth pblets you require. Orders Promptly Attended To. thousands of pounds.

Politicalities

Correspondence

Societies

1170.

WE Lead, Others Follow

Cheaper than the library

NOVELS at 2s. 6d. each

after

Claremont

W. SHEEHAN,

P. J. RUSSELL

Albert & Son, Ltd, Of 180 Murray St. (only) near Boans Box 57

BEN. JONES

Perth,

CALYX Cold Water Paint

The C.sh Box

Bug at BRENNAN'S, Boulder

Bargains can't Be Beaten

Its

SPARKLING WITH BRILLIANT EXCLUSIVENESS

BRENNANS

Opening Show of New Season's Goods TAKES PLACE ON MONDAY NEXT

THE HOUSE OF BRENNAN

Calyx Paint & Porcelain Co., Ltd.

The Catholic Art

i Book Depot.

THB W.A, RECORD

PAGE III

.--7.,erer -

SATURDAY., LIIGUST 28, 192C

was goOd, and the ball worked gradSecond "TILL had a hurried shot that increased ually towards Vesty Byrne's scoring Brothers' College also posts, and the first goal was kicked. Christians' tally by a single. From Christian Not a A second one was the result of a in this division. the kick-off Harrold again secured, altera- triumphed but kicked too high, and noWearne single defeat went down to them, good piece of combined work, and this augurs well for next sea- the quarter ended Byrne 2-4; Mosetion of the score resulted. the and It was a young side that re- ley, 1 point. The second quarter relieved and passed on, but son. prevailed, Christians of line centre presented the College, but on every was like the first. Moseley's men they took the field they seemed slow and unable to work up and Boyleson was given an opporoccasion tunity to score, and was not founda played football of a high standard. their enthusiasm, and they failed W.A.F.A. gained now Guildford wanting. In the early part of the season the for 1 point to make any use Bell, fol- side was led by Arthur Fenn, and except temporary ascendancy. Fremantle v. Harrison's. of the ball. The half-time scores football great in playing met was lowing, when that player won his spurs for were: Byrne .5-8, Moseley 2 pts. (By ''WATTLE.") Harrison's Fremantle and Parks, rover was their Horan was the North for them, as XVIII., Barnie first the on third game The quarter and fourth failed return their To-Day's Games. and but there were others on Guild- elected captain. Both showed good to even up the scores, and when the Fremantle Oval last Saturday, Harrison's ford's side who were being consist- leadership, and always made best fins: bell was rung, Byrne had won East Perth v. East Fremantle, at -after a rought set-to rendering thus given a runaway victory by 12 goals 8 scores ently beaten, and opportunities the the of uses points, 10 by home rolled Subiaco. much of the good work of the them. For the losers the captain, Perth v. South Fremantle, at W.A. being 2-11 to 1-7. rough congest- void Grey Stockinette Underskirts, fleecy lined, strong and warm. Usual Silverappear pts. two mentioned players. In a future issue will Bowler, Kestel worked hardest, - On account of the Price, 7/11; Fair Price, 5/11. C.A. Ground. not photos this stage, had notes on but theirand with to was up teams, there of both stone, Leederplay, at the of example Subiaco, v. was nature not followed. Perth ed West Ladies' Moreen Underskirts, neat flounce and very good wearing, in the been as prominent as usual, but the players. We hope the other 15 will give a little football displayed during villa. a Usual Price, with shades. wine 6/11; Fair Price, 4/11. picture and saxe, the navy, brown, into hand to win the next match. Pot game. Fremantle were much !be- now cameround the wing, and Blow the Clubs Stand. A splendid line in warm Navy Bloomers, elastic at waist and knee. standard, the nice run the winners, Byrne, Livesley, HorEASTERN FOOTBALL. P. W. L. D. Pts. low their Weal but forwards, to the neatly 5/6. fored All One Price, being rigan, Hennessy, and Butler deserve 32 "rough stuff" seemingly Melbourne Matches. nowhere, marked brilEast Perth .. .. 13 87 55 --1 30 eign to them. The few who did coming from was A pretty line in Ladies' Cream Winery Nightdresses, with narrow a mention. a splendid effort, It .. 13 ap- liantly. Fitzroy, 12.1 (73 points) ,defeated Our Special Subiaco blue stripe, plain creme collar and cuffs, very warm. Goal-kickers:-Horrigan (3), Mc28 manage to exhibit something of Essendon, work 6 aerial of 7 piece 13 best of the and (87 points). side 10.7 _... -commendable Ea:.t Fremantle Price, 13/6. the Auliffe (3), V. Byrne proaching (2). 28 saved 6 again (83 11.17 .. 13 7 match. McAuliffe the Melbourne, prevailing South the Perth .. despite game, the and a good Rompers, warm, of washing ma26 Children's Navy Blue Juveniles. Even play followed, points), defeated St. Kilda, 3.14 West Perth .. 13 63 108 1 12 conditions, were for the winners, for his side. incident terial, 18in., 20in., 22in. Usual Price, 7/11; Fair Price, 5/11. of note was (32 points). Phil and the next On Saturday, the 21st, the fifth S. Fremantle .. 13 "Hooke" Harrison (pick of 36), TruI8in., 20in., Petticoats, 22in., To Clear, by Flannelette 1/11. Children's a point kicked for Guildford Richmond, 20.14 (134 points), de- match in the Juvenile Football ComCarter, "Sailor" McKay, Vic. Leading Goal Getters. OOUNTRY ORDERS. Maurice Parks. After some attractive wing feated Melbourne, 8.12 (60 points). petition took place under fine con33 ran, and Sutherland, whilst and Lightly to passed (Subiaco) defeatditions. Slattery, play, Bignell Carlton, 15.14 (104 points), E. Cunningham's team P. Rodriguez Every Country Mail Order receives the Special Care of an Expert 29 Mahon, Jerry Foley, Stan. Fenn, but no score was ed Geelong, 6.5 (41 points). winning the toss, elected to kick H. Campbell (South Fremantle) Staff. Castenelli and Tommy Gallag- then to The .. .. 24 Bobb ball travelled quickly against the sun and a slight breeze. W. Craig (West Perth) Contest. Australian her shone as much as could be ex- made. South 22 time .. in just and centre, C. Campbell secured from the G. Giese (Perth) for the vanquished. Suther- down the dashed spoilt up and .. .. 19 pectedpiloted South Adelaide, 10.6 (68 points), out and passed to N. Rush, knock . A. Evans (Perth) both of Harrison's Lambert who. 13 land receiving. Byrne re defeated Norwood, 6.3 (39 points). after a nice run up field passed to M H. Morgans (Subiaco) Bat. Daly kicking Fremantle's Clark from goals, 14 .. centre, the Henshaw. The latter, after some J. Lawn (East Fremantle) Fancy only three goals ceivedi passedhadacross 14 'solitary." reawhich a shot Brennan (S. Fremantle).. and hard play but in front of the goals manJ. Campbell all day by both teams, .. 13 scoredthis couple of minutes aged to get his boot in, and the first W. Gaynor (Perth) is a reflex of the play. lised a point. Aforward was given 13 then the same goal was kicked. From the bounce Bidstrip (EastFremantle) .. Open football produces goals, rough later 12 being .. and opportunity, :: WELLINGTON and MURRAY STREETS, PERTH :: Perth) another J. Owens (East or congested tactics militate against tackled, dodged cleverly, and on the Senior Football Competition, S.LO. E. Clifton knocked to C. Campbell, who passed to F. Grogan. latStart V. Subiaco. same. through the big The first round of the competition ter, after a short run, kicked The right booted rune the secMcAuliffe and Rigg were was concluded on Wednesday, 18th ond goal. Played at Subiaco on the 18th. sticks. addefeated whistle went, Shortly after this the inst., with climatic conditions next called upon, and by means of inst., when Clune met and point of view. The The visibeaten with scores: and the quarter ended Jack Cullary was about the pick of an enjoyment fine, handball got out of a tight Byrne. Since Murphy had verse to good football. vanquishclever but cold. In -2 goals 2 pts to nil. the field. -Murphy, McCabe, Byrne weather was and tors had no difficulty in from the corner. Eventually the ball reach- Clune by a couple of it goals, The every event the finishes second nearly quarter Durack was and more hotClune, J. Abbott, (K' generwas by two points, the Christians' Byrne and ing the home side. AlmostAustralians Silverstone, ST. JOSRPHIS CONVENT, ed ly contested, dividends exciting. Tote were but Grogan's for team by were the most noticeable men Premiership Won by Christian Bro- skipper, as is his wont, disposed of ally thought that Kevin would win. word "go," the South good combination maintained their SIC., and tried hard to avert de- were not brisk for the first and secthe Trinity Boners of Music. thers' College. Boyle However, the game was played on lead, the scores being best advantage. showed marked superiority over it to the races, money "flew" from ond but 3 goals 2 bhds. feat. In the recent examinations maroons, who played far below son secured a point for Christians. a saturated ground, and fast foot- to 1 goal 3 bhds. when the bell rang. First XVIII. Premiers-Second fifth, connection then onwards, the fourth, scores Neverfinal The question. of the with the Trinity out form. Parks, was Champions. to passed ball XVIII. their usual Bell, of Guildford, The third quarter was the best and sixth events being heavily lege of Music conducted by after a long run, theless the match was interesting terns of the whole game. were: 7.13 to 4.3. backed. Cunning The magnificent football record and thata player, finClune fessor and A. finish, Mallinson, prominto most a runstart the the had who from forward, to winners College sent For the men attacked again and again, of the Christian Brothers' pupils of the Sisters of St. Jose Favoured ham's goal, ally won by four points. last ning shot, but Dullard, in Friday It is Mr. on reported that James ent were Whitehead, O. Beatty, but were as often enhanced repulsed. further At was Albany, gained passes: first quar- last after a great effort, Brennan, who recently returned fling, Sellick, and Bruce, and for when its repesentatives, by defeat- marked in good style, and the ball by a strong wind in the McEvoy Jack Green, Australian bantam. Practical.-A.T.C.L., attacked, and Clifford, succeeded ih gaining theK.maximum Ha 9415taco, Steele, Sexton, Bushell, of England Grammar was sent out of danger. Lloyd, on ter Bryne weight champion, defeated Eddie. from Europe, has said that the race kens., Senior pass, EvaSylvia The gate ing Church Hortin. I prominent at this from a mark, booted true. A point for Cunningham. From T. Outridge, and Snow. the bounce Conlon ,of U.S.A., at the Sydney books used by the W.A. Trotting termediate honours. School, with 5.12 to 1.5, won the the far wing, was took men then Clone's May and decisiveP opponent followed, his stage, beating the Association are the best for the and Nellie Kulken. was £118. C. Campbell again secured and pass. Stadium on 'the 21st inst. The conpremiership, and incidentally Interme a poor Alcock Cup and the Premiership ly, and sending on with a well - a turn, and by low kicks gained ed to J. McEvoy, who after a nice test went the full twenty rounds, purpose in the world! Trotter umpired and gave pass, Elsie Gardiner. Prepare Guildford shortly the ascendency, and scored a goal. run round the wing gave Rush an but throughout the winner showed He allowed numerous Pennant presented each season by directed pass. display. honours, scores:with Eileen ended Brady quarter last. (silver second and The their at after scored The latter, however, marked superiority over the repreKALGOORLIE CUP WON BY dal, 91 marks), Mary Brady, breaches to pass unnoticed, anddeci- the West Austalian Football Lea- point for the term, and the bell Clune's, 1 goal; Bryne, 1 goal 3 easy mark. Phy Colthe queer 1907 only very as succeeded back some in Sam's land. far getting of Uncle As a sentative gave point. HON. gue. T. QUINLAN'S times F. BAR Kimiane and Oliver Beckett. P bet- Cunningham had the team Clune's points. scores: with the rang out with and kicked off, and Rush lege won the premiership, DUB paratory pass, Sheila McGuire, sions. ter of matters in the following again marked, obtaining has -C.B.C.: 3.6. season, one -laof game national The Canadian another exception the Sturt. ven V. alLechmere, and Clara Ja West Australia Popular Win. term, and although they did not point. At three-quarter time the crosse -is receiving a great adveralways come out on top. It is a reC.E.G.S., 13. low the ball to get past centre they scores were: -3 goals 4 bhds. Commercial 1:gemination'. Mr. T. F. Quinlan, who has been to 2 tisement in Sydney. these times. The At last the elements were favour cord of which all concerned are justplay,. scored only 4 points. At half-time goals 3 bhds. The fourth of racing in this State for many years, On the resumption beAustralian championships are and it is not excelled by In connection proud, quarter able for an exhibition of good footly with the mid-win in the scores were:-Clune's, 1-4; was unexciting, most of the play being decided there, and are drawing is a keen lover of racehorses, but al- commercial examinations, All who had seen Sturt in any in Australia -whether school or C.E.G.S. again had the wind ball. held Byrne, 1-3. Byrne failed to score ing down Grogan's end, who finally though he has put a lot of money the National Business Cellege, a game crowds. After great The full list of successes is their favour, and Malloch, playing in their previous contests looked onfor-a club. they the third quarter, although ran out winner by 4 goals 9 bhds. to Sneat outh Australia prevailed over into the sport he has not had the ney the' following pupils of Sy ward to seeing them in action all as follows: -Champions (i.e., unde- on the ball, booted strongly, off but Byrne, Mick. hard. very battled the was He kicked 1914, best of 1913, luck. The success of his Joseph's School. Albany, were The weather McOmish saved. 2 goals 4 bhds. N.S.W. with eight goals to six. in 1908, 1912, dry day. roving for Clune, was highly. respon the hall feated), For winners N. Rush, C. Camp- Victoria inflicted a crushing defeat gelding Bardus in the Kalgoorlie cessful:-Speed Shorthand, and 1918, and Premiers in ground, and relieved at a critical that could be desired when before He was nippy, and bell, E.theClifton, a 1915, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1916, and stage. Silverstone beat his imme- sible for this. J. McEvoy, and F. on the Queenslanders-19 goals to 3. Cup on Wednesday last is there- Kinnane, 100 words per mints was bounced at Fremantle 1907, Butler Tom to watch. hard very realised a nice The gate Grogan were about the best, while The competition is to be continued fore well deserved, says the West Penelope White, 80; Alice Jon Last season, on account of diate opponent, and after big attendance. 1920. Kennedy played his usual hard game; Tom E. Cunningham, K. McEvoy, Wade, to-day. Australian. Bardus, who was rid- 80: Kathleen Bourke, 50. 341. the 'flu outbreak, no premiership run, passed to Brennan. and S scored does not know what it is to give up and Lynch played best for the losers. den by the successful apprentice Typewriting, Mary but at the time was next given a chance Kiruiane, W.A. kicked towards the hospi- award was made,was time scores three-quarter At hope. Morley, is by the imported sire Bar- words per minute; John Chris- a point. again performed Lloyd stopped The River Parramatta (N.S.W.) was ball the competition the once at Reason, and HOLIDAY end, 1-3. tal MATCHES. Byrne's, 1-4; were:-Clune's, for all did likewise dolph (son of of Malloch Bay Ronald) ahead well, and on was from Saturday last the scene of Advanced game one scoring. Bookkeeping, to were tians John in a position favourable beaten Guildford, and as a result of his ef- The last quarter was a repetition of from son, 96 per at their opponents, and had On Thursday last, in return for the State Sculling Championship. Aeola (imp.). by Blairfinde cent. In terme The "Combineds" settled downwas final scores his side's tally was further in- the second term, and the warm welcome given to Rev. The race was over the full chain- Aeolian by Ayrshire. so that he is ate Bookkeeping, Elsie every school competing.has coached forts once to play football that Byrne, 1-3. the 1-7; were:-Clune's, were well bred. Guildford Mr. Quinlan point. gave creased 280 pionship course who Brother for a stake £400, of diner, Assistant, team all 98 the boys were per cent, Mr. J. Leckie, Junior B characterised by splendid represented best were winners The guineas seasons, endeavours for Bardus strenuous as a yearling, keeping,'Kathleen kindly awarded a holiday. Among and was won by W. Ripley from W. the boys for the past three on this now making their 98 work and definiteness throughout. and for some time he raced in New cent.; Mary Daly, 96Bourke, opponents' tally, by Clune, Mick Byrne, Butler, Gor- the attractions set down were two McHevitt in 21 min. 35 eec. to overhaul congratulated per cent. In almost every department of the was heartily success. South Wales. However, although methods and the red and black defenders man, Guhl, and Durack, while Ke- football matches. The "gentlemen" game our reps. prevailed over the most recent singularlyHissuccessful, ClifMcCabe, P. Pym, Byrne, vin he won Dullard an event, he was not a great J. S. Gregory, who performed so had no idle moments. team of the seniors met the ben Most who attended have proved 'Tothersiders. goal ford, and G. McCabe battled very junior 18 on the new oval, and to He was then brought to the one right in a well with bat and ball last season success. the match were prepared to see and given even fair material out stopped mouth, and within a minute repeat- hard for the losers. good game finished up with a mar- will be available for selection when thils State and heeded over to H. A. good individual work on the part cf work upon, he invariably turns Holmes to marked Prior to leaving act. McAuliffe Mune. ed the v. the Englishmen Murphy arrive. is with combination. of 15 goals in favour This of was the it junbut top-notch a golds, On the 23rd. inst.' and green the a Req finely,' and sent to Silverstone, but At the close of last for the goldfields he ran a first and Mass was celebrated The combined play they good news. Though the afternoon promised The above teams met on Thurs- iors. pleasure that they saw a side play by Rev. Fa before Parks gained possession and sent day showed was too much for the senior season it was announced that he a second, while he finished fourth Fahey in St. Joseph's Church, last match, the As in last. ins up to the highest standard. No to be fine, rain fell ofshortly game, back, which play called on McCue Murphy won by a comfortable mar want of unity. and the results tell would not be able to play. Eng- in the Spring Stakes on Saturday. lerberrin, for the the match trial its commencement in the team Interstaee eternal repose who trains Bardus, has the soul of Guildford relieved. The and fell at intervals during the pro- cheon, who The seniors doing best land's critics will not hear of their Holmes, This match has placed Mur- the tale. performed more favourably. played a prominent through the gin. in the Kal- Hugh O'Reilly,the late Rev. Fa There was a shortly after this, gress of the game. phy in an awkward position for the play were J. Lynch, J. Knox, W. representatives losing "The Ashes," goorlie Cup almost part Sturtites, too, were nonplussed whose anniversary another since scored its and of Peck, in, agency but Australians spectators, Riley, think differently. of B. Smyth, did and a Enes, while They gathering by Aided good curred on that day. The altar w two teams. that fact was evident. sup- point. The play now became very other wind in the first quarter Mur- Cronin and P. Taylor played hard It certainly appears as if our ception. He owned and rode Sport appropriately not bargain for such systematic op- the barracking of the youthful draped in black and some fine exchanges were strong are being belittled by our Royal, who won in 1901, and again while emblems of mourning, phy's team had little difficulty in all the time. The majority of the chances position. With the flush of success porters of either side was loud and fast, y in 1902, and since then of he last incident has The trainwitnessed. opponents. juniors played well, but the most well down in Clone's ball the the keeping typifying purity of the soul on them the "Gropers" played with lon. ed the following winners of the big Frgom the bounce, Larsen (C.B.C.) note was -a mark by McAuliffe, who territory. The end of the term conspicuous were Antonio, V. Byrne, great confidence, and half way event: -The Snail in 1905, Prophecy him for whom we assembled to than the ball more and was handling Harry Stone Bignell, had no difficulty in rover Kelly, Horrian, to Bowler, was out Livesley, it while euarter 5 points, fer knocked the Holy Sacrifice of the them with 3 goals through the opening 1908, Annapolis in 1909, and Cobe- any other player on the ground. saw The Illingworth, Jeffs, Berry, and Jones. adding another scalp to his belt on in This day recalls our sorrow for Clone was unable to score. evident that W.A. held too many that little act ended in the ball Scores: Tuesday last at Kalgoorlie. Barney catea, who also won the Hannans dead, but sorrow white. is a second term was interesting. and Joe White umpired well. guns for their rivals. And so it ing sent into Christians' forward Handicap, in 1917. enThompson and was "free" for Yank, the marked The juveniles and were: batthe fourth Byrne points). were juntransfused with C.B.C.: 3B (26 lines, where hope, although Murphy's team rob proved, for the final scores death of its sting and the grave C.E.G.S.: 1.5 (11 points). tling against a wind, Murphy man- ior team showed their appreciation and it is reported that only a mod 920 to 6.9. This score of the locals deavoured to feed the goalsneak, The annual meeting of the Gold- its victory, and we look to the intercepted, Thereafter of the holiday by another game. The crate attendance was present. So suggests a weakness in goal-shooting but a Gp.iklfordian favour aged to score a goal. was all in last term The fields Trotting and will it when result always be, the Association juniors fashion, won again, this time by 18 was when we must cross the and so there was-the only blem- marked in masterly After the Clune's team had the better of matof the ultimate winners. hell on Wednesday night last. space between this worldintery The game was even is a foregone conclusion. and sent well out of the danger zone. bounce McOmish saved, and passed ters, but at half-time they were 4 points. ish in a top-notch exhibition. There was a magnificent crowd pre- greet beyond, and we marked to Kelly, and from that player to points in the rear. The third quar- enough to be interesting, and the Christians, can The goalkickers for the winners McAuliffe, of and sent to enjoy a good night's sport "There is one friend who shall sent the ball to Lightly, who had a shot, but Lodge ter was all in favour of Murphy, juveniles will win next time, so they "Terrific 'Varsity Hitting." were Morgans (4), H. Campbell (21, over Morris, under perfect conditions. Result of come us there." who secured, Ion, Tyson, and Thomas, and for Kelly on the wing, right in the goals. Wearne, and at lemon-time he was 4 goals 2 think. T. Kelleher blew the whistle Under the above heading London Cup: turn eluded his op- saved The sorrow for the dead is the losers Golding (31, Beatty (2), and with a deft of Guildford, sent away, but Larsen bhdi in the lead. Clone's team de- and was given a good hearing. The Sportsman, early in July, detailed who Bignell, on to juveniles' best were Campbell, sent if C. only sorrow from which we and this score overtake ponent to termined and Sellick. that scored a point shortly after. Lodge possible, and within a minute of the Grogan, Clifton, M. Lynch. and J. the brilliant performance of Oxford GOLDFELDS forwarded to Brennan, and CUP, to be separated: every other w Boyd, who played in the place of player kicked well and the two flags again saved, and then ensued a bounce they secured a major. Then McEvoy, while J. Horan, J. Lithgo, University in winning against time one mile and a half. -Buff, 145 yds. we seek to heal, every other of up and down play, in Gunnyon, was the best man on the were brought into play. It was period Good, Monro, Saunders, McAu- and H. D. Leveson-Gore's eleven at bhd. (Denney), Parks, and Bennett some up-and-down play, and a show- Phillips, 1; Marion Bells, 10 tion to forget, but this wound in a two-day match. ground. His display was a unique a fine piece of concerted play, apd which of rain spoilt fast football. Mur- liffe, and Durack kept up the jun- Eastbourne er yds. bhd. (Hancock), 2; Louise De- consider it a duty to keep were conspicuous for Guildford, and He much having been very beaten. "Play was never he one; in the shape of McOmish, Rigg, and Lambert for phy's team finally secured the as- iors' reputation. reward would accept of console due received lavan, 50 yds. bhd. (Gaynor), 3. Who limited on the second day, there did marked the ball superbly, and dis- the maximum score. From the must be brought by forge and he won by 3 goals 2 Hawthorn, Joe that this Other starters: posed of it always to the best ad- bounce Christians' followers pre - Christians. Brennan, who through. cendancy, VICTORIA PLAINS FOOTBALL not appear much prospect of nets? No! the love that survi points. Huon, Miss out piece played Merton, the had well, scora definite Bonnie to a gave match brought Alto, usual, being Steele, as vantage. the tomb is one of the noblest ASSOCIATION. veiled, and the attack of the red Murphy v. Byrne. on the day, although, in hopes Bobbie, Victoria Bob. Greywood, tributes of the soul. dashing display. He seemed ubi- and blacks was again resumed. This ed a point. Good secured from the Though The last round of the above asso- finish The above match was played on of deciding the issue, stumps were Orowood, Laughing Jack. Wood. may sometimes throw a quitous, and did much clever work time Guildford's defenders rose to kick off, and attempted to pass to ciation was on begun Sunday, 22nd lark, in another Vice a wing man, Lloyd Saturday, and resulted -Regal but proved too Parole, White Sil- cloud over the bright hour ofp::.. pitched half an hour earlier than Wimbridge, in goal, the occasion, and Good, marling throughout. gale when inst., Mission and the met depersonified. His brilliantly, forwarded to Beckwith, good. Lightly next scored a point win for Murphy. So far "Spud's" feeted St. Ildephonsus' College. A usual. Oxford were set the formid- ver, Nasty Bill, Trixie, Vic Alto, and spread a deeper sadness ov was perfection Christians. Centre play fol- team is unbeaten, but they have Betting: 7 to agst the hour of gloom, there is a able task of securing 179 to win in Steel Bell. kicking off was a revelation to the who was playing in great heart for for great contest looked forward was to the winner. match before lowed, and another Silverstone passed to stilt to win Dividends: Straightleading his side. This player made no misan hour and a quarter, and they visitors, and his splendid of the dead to whi from a long way out they are quite certain of the "com- by the supporters of both teams, made a gallant show, delighting the out, £3 16s.; place, 14s., 12s., £2. mernbrance was a feature of the game. Mor- take, but McAuliffe, centre half- Brennan,a who turn even from the charms Murphy had "to go some" but the football exhibited was sadly spectators with some thrilling hit- Won by two feet, with eight yards we goal. Guildford played po." gans did well up forward, but was back, had to be passed, and this kicked the living. Oh! may our memo below the usual form these of two Time, find its echo in assisting the so Hewby player proved the stumbling block on pluckily, and seemed like scor- when he met Bryne on Saturday. teams. The match ended in a nine- between second and third. inclined to be selfish. The weather was ideal, but ting. but Dullard stopped the ball in At half-time he was a point to the wicket win for the 'Varsity amid 3.41 st be put down as one of the to Guildford's hopes. Morris, of ing, of cur departed friend; may we, t ground heavy the was owing to the by a breeze goals. Brennan bad. However, aided once again had a great excitement, Bettington reWhether on the ball or place Guildford, intercepted McAuliffe's children of his flock, continue time it was a good long in the third quarter, he placed him- heavy showers during the preceding ceiving a tremendous ovation on his his work was always highly ef- kick. h' o'er the wild flowers Once again McAuliffe came shot. This but the self one goal in the lead of Byrne. week The natives' handling of the rettsrn to the pavilion. . . The FEDERAL LAND, INCOME AND strew Allen, on the wing, per- in to the limelight, through o fective. the shot at an acute angle, grave, and waft to heaven ball was right above College the serByrne had a fairly Although es sporting deWARTIME He was agency of a real skyscraper of a ball travelled right through the team made scratch PROFITS TAX me formed yeoman service. may that we prayers humble the last note- viceable breeze behind him in the handling, and they invariably se- claration at 269 for seven wickets, RETURNS ARE DUI a big factor in the win to be reunited in God's Great E mark, passed to Bignell, who beat goal posts. Thisofwas possession before their oppo- and the Oxford batsmen then set LAND AND WAR the game. The last quarter, Murphy finally won by cured -TIME: nal Home. Golding, in addition to getting Parks, then on to Brennan, thence worthy incident 1 goal 5 points. Murphy's team nents quite' realised what was hap- about the bowling in brilliant style, were: up final-s1cores useful generally but was position, in a good goals, Kennedy three to AUGUST 31, 1920. However, they lacked com- boundaries being more numerous In the fresh glowing grace of owe their win chiefly to the services pening. forward. Whitehead was ever pro- the resultant kick failed to reach its bination, and S.I.C. BUSINESSES: had shown points). any5.12 (42 priesthood, Bryant, and Abbott, R. C.B.C.: of Murphy, Bettington and in- intended objective, and only one singles. minent. His ruck work was of He thing like their old form they would than 1.5 (11 points). Thou didst climb to the sum T. Byrne. P. McCabe, C.E.G.S.: V. Clune, while AUGUST 127 for the first put on 31, Holdsworth 1920. side. his to value the score. flag was needed to signal estimable still have been an unbeaten team. alone, win Clifford, Pym tried hard to and hour, an It of in three-quarters Forms of Land and Income ReThe winners all played well. secured the knock-out more often Lodge kicked off with good judgThis loss, however, will wake the wicket at the feet of the Holy, then Hedges entered into the turn may be obtained at Post Offi- And fell nick man. ment; Parks beat two opponents, was their superior team work that for Byrne. than any other opposinglacked Blue and Blacks up, and when they and named thee forever His ow Who Fifty-two runs the the thing. did spirit of Rarely game. the ces, or my Office. and was loudly called for his fine won them Odgers, though good, play their match next with Victoria required for victory in 25 minForms of War -Time Return only fine agility that was a feature of showing; passed to Bennetts at a member of the side kick blindly. JUNIORS. Plains they hope to be a vastly im- were LODGINGS FOR CATHOLI Silverstone, and they were obtained with at latter, where also foil details of to McAuliffe, Brennan, Johnson centre, thence to the other two games. Beatty was proved team. From the bounce the utes, Knox v. Jeffs. BUSINESS GIRLS OR VISIT() He Wearne to Morris, who Bettington all Taxes are obtainable. five minutes to spare. brought Bignell, Larsen, Boyleson, and Mcthe best defender on the side. Prowas not attacked, and IT natives It was the day that G. Jeff's team long before their forwards secured was the hero of the day, securing FROM COUNTRY, AT li IR This also Cutcheon were perhaps the pick, down a splendid mark. was practically unpassable. There was century in just over an hour, Deputy J. F. WHITELY, was a fine piece of work on the while Parks, Bell, Wearne, Good, was to play to Knox's. bert, in goals, was safe. His style possession, and sent the leather behis Commissioner of Taxation. STREET, PERTH. hitting three 8's and eleven 4's." was in marked contrast to that of same footing as that previously Bennetts, and Lodge were the most a slight breeze blowing, and Jeffs From the uprights. the tall tween R. H. Bettington, "the hero of won the toss and decided to kick next bounce Mission secured and The lase effective for the losers. Wimbridge at the other end. Bruce, shown by Christians. The goal -kickers for the winners against the wind for the first quar- scored another major. Then S.I.C. the day," referred to above, is an on Allen, shone out at times. but mentioned player kicked well, and Telephone 739. W. Knox happening to be un- took a hand, but their forwards Australian. for one who has played for his State Guildford's first goal was recorded. were Brennan (4), and Boyleson, ter. M. HALLION, well, was prevented from playing. were rather disappointing, and they Thus encouraged. Guildford resum- and for the losers, Morris. against Victoria, his displays have MACHINE BREAD FACTORY, match the He that and it was seen been eognewhat disappointing. ed the attack with added zest, and no more than a point. At Premiership Scoring Table. NORTH FREhLiNTLE. would be one-sided. In the first scored allows his opponent too much lati- another successful forward moveend of the first term the scores the both on shown Alleil was play that fair L. Pts. quarter Bread Delivered to parts W. all of FreP. tude -a state of affairs ment seemed imminent, but Mc-Mission, 2 goals; SIC., 1 pt. (By "Shrewdy.") 1 24 sides, and it ended with Jeffs 4 goals were: little scoring was done in the mantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. 6 made full use of. Cutcheon came from the back on a Very In the 2 20 2 points to Knox one point. 5 .. 7 racing venue is Good- Maltand Brown Bread a Specialty. The via/tors left by Trans -train non-stop mission, marked well, pass- C.E.G.S. was unin To -day's the play term, and second clearly seen was Shipping Supplied. 4 8 second quarter it 2 after the match. One and all speak ed his opponent on the mark, and except for brilliant periods wood. A tip-top programme of 6 that Knox had no chance, and it teresting very highly of the enjoyable time after a well judged run sent down about a minute's duration. S.I.C. eight events will provide an afterresulted in Jeffs 9 goals 5 points to of 102 horses acsport. they had, and all aver that the peo- to Lightly, who marked well, but noon's capital on points. to put two more managed READ THIS! In the third Knox two points. Goal Kickers for the Season. ple of the Golden West far outdo a Guildford defender stemmed the half-time the scores were: -Mis- cepted on Wednesday, and as a reJeffs scored several goals. At This it pith end sent to Drabble on the all others in hospitality. T. Kennedy, 13. R. Brennan, 11; quarter sion, 2 goals 1 bhd.; S.I.C., 3 bhds. sult two original races have had to There is in our midst a curious 11116 an attempt make didn't while Knox the verdict, too, of all sporting wing, who marked, but kicked into G. Silverstone, 5;A. Wilson, 3; A. to score. In the last quarter Jeffs The third quarter saw the natives he divided, making it an 8 -race pro- type of Irishman. This player Scahill, 3; J. Brown, 2; C. Larsen, his opponent Kelly. bodies that come this way. The trying hard to increase their tally, gramme. ill* is Bright, Keay an it ended and goals, scored six an was here Hunter, who game back again, but sent standard of the G. Boyleson, 2; W. Lightly, 2; but play was, on the whole, fairly And the Price is Right. It will was working very hard for Guild- 2; J. easy triumph for Jeffs' team, with even. For the principal race at Good- YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. agreeable surprise to them. Had College players kicked C. BigneU, 1; T. Harrold, 1; The ball travelled McAuliffe, 1; J. Keane, 1. Total, 47. Knox two points, and Jeffs 21 goals the ball when they had opportuni- wood to-day, the Goodwood Handibe brought home in a most prac ford, relieved. Ring A8255. the players on The best 2 points. I:slre footfrom that player to Morris, who tical way next year when the the result of the match might cap, 130 soya., one mile and a losing side were Jones, Illingworth, ties, The passed to Clark, and raised one flag. Scores of the Season. ball carnival is held here. '4, slt a still have been changed. They re- quarter, the following are 'the back. While the full Horan. and TOR SALE. nothing attacked Castro, West from the again 8.9; Tom rast can teach thethe winter pas- Guildford but Larsen received a free, For: 4.12 (38 points). Against: the winning team found Berry, lied too much on handballing, and weights: Wonopin, 8.0; Nystad, 8.0: FORD CAR, cheap, 5 -seater, thorMaster, kick off, had no 8.7, Loch when it comes to it came kicking when the (17 points). Scott, H. Phillips, Kelly, Jeffs, and stile, in it. The scores now read: awry Distant fields are green, and shortly after the bell rang with 2.5 For: Barnsworth, 8.0; Ayrton. 7.5; Lord time. 5.13 (43 points). Against: Kestel its chief supports. Jeffs is ."141111 oughly overhauled, better than new. and so one often hears of the won- the scores level3 goals 4 pts; S.I.C., 3 pts. Tollendale, 6.9. 11.7 (73 points). now leading in the competition by Mission, Ar41 derful football in the East. Writ in the a valiant effort made £175.-T. J. HEADY, 011 S.I.C. Cash (7 points). C.B.C., 1.1 For: 12.18 (88 points). Against: four points. The next trotting meeting is cade Buildings, er has seen the best of it, and has last term, but they failed to pick C.E.G.S., 1.1 (7 points). 2.2 (14 points). Byrne v. Moseley. i,I,11111 always held that there is little to out their men, the natives on the billed for September 11th. Against: For: 7.10 (52 points) Christians now had the the adBarrack Street, ball very choose between the standards of the hand handled other The fixture for Saturday last in and 3.3 (21 points). The train times from Perth to Our representative teams vantage of the wind.the Up play. easy winners. The and ran out well v. E iV :S was Moseley circles Against: junior football points. FOR C H41 !. (100 14.18 For: opening down 'play marked to -day are: 12 that have gone East have- proved The weather was delight- final scores were: -Mission, 5 goals Goodwood course Byrne. BRYANS-W.A. RECORD PERU. this quarter, and 4.3 (27 points). noon, 12.58, 1.7, 110. this. Yet the croakers always go minutes of Guildford, bad. Moseley 5 points; SIC., 1 goal 4 points. the ground Against: ful, but points). (42 5.12 For: in Printing. prominwas a Requirement of Every Wearne, in the Eastcnifwyp vbgkqjjrnbmb Jack Cullary, B. Taylor, Binder, CUTS & BRUISES won the toss and kicked with the Bignell, playing great foot- 1.5 (11 points). Tickets, Programmes, Art Union ent. Last Saturday night's Trotting "nap" on the game "as it is played ball. Moseley first and B. Rider were the most conTotal.-For: 47.79 (361 points). help of the breeze. Books, Ac. secured, passed to Harrold- a "As it is played in for the natives. meeting proved a great fixture from in the East." players spicuous scoring, but the defence like looked (163 polo's). 2325 Against: that player ,and out loc., distance the West" will do this scribe.

Ladies' & Children's Underclothing -AT

SPORTITNG

BOANS WINTER FAIR

Football

PRICES

,pass-

LIMITED BOANS Universal Providers,

Football at New Norcia

Albany

Secondary Schools Premiership

Miscellaneous

foil

-a

liellerberrin

raorrnra

am-Buk

RACING

!Pt!

1820 THE W.A. RECORD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28

PAGE IV

New Norcia.

News of the Archdiocese Visit of Rev. Brother Columbanua.

Local and General

Ili

The New Jersey Monitor Welcomes the Greatest Living Irishman

KEILOR--MOHR.--On August 18, at the Cathedral of the Immacu-. late Conception, by the Rev. Father Dunne, Albert Edward Keilor, to Anna Mohr, daughter of the late John and Mary Mohr, of Northam. (Northam papers please copy).

On Tuesday, the 17th of August, CALENDAR. New Norcia was signally honoured Many important items of interest 29 (Green)-Fourteenth by the visit of Rev. Brother ColumAug. next Sun., until over remain to have MarSunday after Pentecost. banus, Assistant -General of the issue, including the report of the Aug. 30 (White)-St. Rose of ist Brothers. There was great deBall recently organised by Mesdames Mon.,Lima. St. Ildephcastof 1111. College Freman-1.110. the at si Mulcahy, and light a Ihiniessol Monaghan DRATI18. A Coelistis M4,4411Nose in a Perish is Tues., Aug. 31 (White)-St. Ray- sus, when the joyful news of his artle, end reports of weddings. a rousing mond Nonnatus. valiant but sorely-tried, President; BUTTERFIELD.-Kindly pray for rival was heralded, and 1920. long HAIL, ARCHBISHOP MARBLE! he the redeem us from help 1 (White)-St. Aegidius, week Sept. given of the soul of Sister this Wed., by repose the was will PERTH. SATURDAY. AUGUST 28th., welcome (acboth Atter a week's advertising andboth (Butterfield), Abbot. Mary St..Fridolin students drawn up on the black disgrace of the weeksSte- lines of to the ColNew York will open wide the yes, the years-past so that the fpcompanying news items, in "well2 (White)-St. avenue August 22, 1920, at Sept. on main died Thurs., the who of sides to the doors of its hospitality this week rent July to our daily papers and the new cheer turn Notre Dame well the King. may of upon phen, Convent records Cheer the lure lege. the day. one towards whom millions of eyes known" Sunday Times, all the loyalFri., Sept. 3 (Green) the four corners of the as the day New York determined, e Des Missions, Narrogin, WA. to the world over are turned-as they 18 Bless- air. From of Ireists who could be "scrummed -up" the appropriate friend a 4 (White)-Of that flags all, Sept. the for Sat., and flew once College in Monday's for last Sunday's "meeting" did not flag in have been turned for years past-in land must act with her, that he who MILLER. ---15n August 23, 1920, at ed Virgin on Saturday. to a report which appeared the occasion, with the College It was On Sunday last, according 'loyalists" exceed 400 in number! A guard of love and reverence and admiration.- is not with her is against her, that of this city, under circurnstan92 Stone-street, West Perth, Caththe place of honour. which af- really astonishing to find on enterWest Australian, the alleged bestudents resolution For Most Reverend Daniel J. Man a competition the girl carried from popular The who is with her co-operates-does erine Miller, fond mother of Mrs. satisfaction, formed cez not altogether to their loyalty to the British Empire," and also ing the Queen's Hall that there were tween St. Joseph's School and the honourthe scene more impressive. nix., Archbishop of Melbourne, has he to her. dictate Margaret Fennell, Mrs. May Turnot unmade our "unswerving and trial fealty THEIR "deportwhose greatest in the firmed action will The genial smile of the distinguished throughout so few in Perth Square, as many vey, Mrs. F. Mclvor (of Victoria), Victoria Mannix College, Dr. Government's wish th Ladies' We Commonweal the Empire the under swerving devotion to the suffered, has framed hearts world their approval of evenus to the Tuesday modern him brought undeniably next has was he Bernard, and during won as lude resolution con once blessings at Messrs. Francis, The body visitor as a man should, and-many returns to New Ireland. ing ell disloyal persons?' be the untainted and everything that holds its ing, when a dance will be held at of all those young Australian citi- World War, stood,citizen Peter Miller, of Perth; aged 80 secret society which claims to and a true the patronage of the of England, and and soul (?) together are unques- St. Joseph's Schoolroom. is ex- zens, It was our high honour to be as an enlightened It King the of person and years.-R.I.P. throne the to and in re- tioned. Confidence in our "news- pected that a large attendance will fountain of loyalty attested welcome the shepherd should, unmoved from the Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy voice of ascendancy in politics first Marist boys to first the privileged and the Empire. trotted out under papers" as popularising mediums be °resent. Everyone who can is the visit to right path by any threat of personal It was a freak thing on her soul. Michael O'Dea,J.P. Brother on his abuse, or the wiles of on Rev.Australian or ligion throughout in opposition to the must surely be shaken. Yet the West danger, attendance the principally swell to cliques asked shores. sectarian print our the patronage of little at the great public meeting held in the Shaften Australian had the audacity to Brother Assistant, ac- political hypocrites. your charity, pray for this occasion. night, SCULLY.-Of That present. carried people justice 1,500 resolutions minimise for to were right, main object was that there Deciding for the by Brother Clement the soul of Katie, dearly loved previous Sundae, and its guiding the to companied of bury Theatre on theresolutions the and liberty, he acted unfalteringly public opinion A round 1,000 would be nearernear have to on was regret in much Assembly very of the late Pathave We Legislative might Australia) the daughter In youngest (Provincial nowhere no any influence those the 32 announce the death of Sister Mary it in regard to the iniquitous actions of mark. The hall was College Brothers and on those decisions and yieldeduntil Tuesday, Mr. Veryard asked rick and Johanna Scully, of within this State and beyond in the suppression of Constitutional Gov- crowded, and in charity we say that St. Fridolin (Butterfield), of the guest atofa the the- inch of ground to the enemy College police: Perth, who the the North in representing Minister Camelia-street, concert divided. boys evenly and trial, were his was open the Hughes administration Mishonours Des full, and of without the John Dame assembly final Notre' St. of the victory, at life the Commonwealth Convent o'clock this departed At 7 citizens of (1) Is it the intention of the Polernment by deporting Arithmetic proves by the above fig. body of the Catholic Narrogin, after an illness ex- atre. Assistant was receiv- he become one of theAnoutstanding Gcd Hospital, Subiaco, on Augwith the stupid insults to the great this ar- ures that the "loyalists" were in the sions, Australian ice Department to proceed May her met. Brother and also its many The figures of the war. rest Commonwealth weeks. soul the some her of over manner. May State tending cordial 1920. every 23, In whose ust truly of a persons in those ed prosecution of The miserable tale Church in this country. for a long while been minority. soul enjoy the blessedness of heav- Benedictine Fathers were repre- par excellence, a son of Ireland suin peace. and brawling secret society tohasstir were taken by the police for up strife and re- huge "majority" and "crowded" aurogant. impudent, Fathers premely faithful, and a democrat to- names forces of mischief the en --R.I.P. conduct at a meetsented by Prior Salinas, Moreno. democrats in all their disgraceful 17, working with all its hiddenthe Catholic and Protestant citizens of the dience was even telegraphed to supreal whom wards Henry and the SMITH.-On Tuesday, August lost Urbano, Rios, we ing of loyal citizens held in East the in In them extent as great Pinligious bitterness between any (Sunday), gratitude to yield Goldfields. -morrow infested to success, will been Mass, a grand lands 1920, Michael Anthony, who This State has not The concert was to effect Hall on Sunday afternoon? Commonwealth. sectarianism, on the to manifest itself, and pose the story was coloured tragedy 8 o'clock; Coolup, 10 o'clock. and delighted the Rev. Brother af- greater and greater numbers be. Queen's sea beginning jarra, a it is by life but his not? why not, of tremendousIf (2) were taken to an "overwhelming and the worth and by the virus Nor'-West coast; beloved son of determined and definite action of Mass at Armadale, Sunday, Septem- ter his long journey from Europe. come acquainted withMannix. (31 Is he aware that one Michael it would be well if someand ly enthusiastic majority in favour Michael late ber 5, at 7.30 o'clock; Jarrandale, The musical items, rendered chiefly work of Archbishop innocuous the mischievous bawling Annie, *Ad the and a Justice of en- O'Dea, undertaker, suppress or to muzzle in therender loyalty of the com- the motion. Meeting overflowed, happilk is and were o'clock progress, 10 pupils, his acquaintance peace, and That and Smith, "Fermoy," 13 Grosvenor -organised Donald or Perth, three Mr. for by the Peace being and disturbers ascendancy only are bigots whose interest the (Roe their miles new chorus, as Matthew buttress day to of junior by day The brother pretence larging road; delightful. disloyal citizens into munity is only a hypocritical Arch- led a party ofwith four Bolsheviks, Sinn Feiners, and Having arrived in Perth from New truly grip upon its public activities and institubourne), Patrick (Broome), Sister Lovely to Glide," was very added to the thousands theleaving the object of disthe meeting, Faith, and I.W W.'s." to establish more firmly istheir morning, the "How while MoPunic as Mrs. Wednesday since on finely (Boulder), mentioned Norcia rose traversed a thing has seniors of Imelda the Mary such bishop harmony and peacethe tions. In history there Watch, we would say to the great body of toland Rev. Brother Columbanus, assistant sweet, In every city and town tutting in two-part songs in Aushralia. loney, Eugena, Margaret, meeting, Cr. J. T. Franklin, conveyed Superior General of the Marist Bro- to the occasion Gifts from the Greeks. antics of the "loyalists," Australian of he has visited from San Francisco such plenty State,.the West The this With and in Eveleen.-R.I.P. harmony presiding? Mayor, perfect Act:rig Protestants good the information on Monday morn- thel r, and Brother Clement, Austrano erant minded bode MonToronto, trusted-they to have be Mourned. thence not to must Deeply are Buffalo, to infull Assistant they Bro. (4) If not, will he cause should be ing that the loyal motion was car- lian Provincial, their soul. delighted and beware of them; continued to which Catholic and Protestant with the two typical treal Cliff Haven and now New York quiries to be made into the questo that peace and harmony journey to the Eastern States by the been charity, and without which this ried with acclamation. A contributthrongs have welcomed him, listenAustralian recitations well delivered tion? IN MEMORIAM. pubharridan, day. wedded in the bonds of Christian same they the as intoxicated an proceedings 10 p.m. at strong than the of express while more words-as his no Clune, report J. to be ed ed by A. Milesi and (5) When Mr. O'Dea accepted the our dear fair country of ours would Carsonia. elsewhere, conveys a some- Brother Columbanus is making his "Erin's Flag," and incidentally, Bro. are simple-and, while bidding him Commission of the Peace, did he BOWLER.-In memory of departed chaotic lished and blood-letting or another New Nortruthful, report visit to Australia. brother, Paddy, who Godspeed to Ireland, Rome, and subscribe to the Oath of Allegiance Columbanus's flag too, visibly stir(Councillor J. T. Franklin), with a what different, but It would have first city this Sat of him claimed 24th. Mayor is, memAugust it as their on in life wonderful him this Acting cia. was The expressed his regret that there was of what happened.at the moment to red the audience. T. Cliffordby J. home, have placed to His Majesty the King? at rest. at once as an ardent admirer. His the very thinly disguised partisanism, ory both as a benediction and an It is not, we submit, been safe perhaps Violin solos reciter. (0) If the facts are as alleged, is it Im.naculate loyalists together. the was your fully Mary, was of calling chairman there themHeart stay they for the days' work that eight the authorvery for civic were of necessity conjecture inspiration a necessary that holders of such Raphael and R. Mitchell Franklin, or any representative and citizens, not prayers for him extol; fear to ven- endeavouring to read something occupied, and his first impressions the province of Councillor received. N. Rush represented sel. es, as Christians commissions acting in such a manwhere tolerance might reasonably If he even of Australian country life at New well juveniles' of Jesus have mercy paper. Heart a of do. to Sacred of sheet a recitahand a with at pressure from have ity, to rush into positions the forfeit feelings to under be requested ner should certain- Norcia, where it is so admirably the The Junior Class staged three the meeting, we understand, on his soul. His coming to New York is so same? ture. He calledcarry that disloyalty was could hear himself speaking tion. a resolution which implied was -Inserted by his loving sister being disturbed; ly no one else could. A very faint blended with all things spiritualfew citizens to from "As You opportune, so direct a blessing from the (71 If not, what would be that the Constitption con- whet e everything breathes of sacred- of the forest scenes creahe that thankless brother-in-law, Annie and Ned indicated' be and unless suitshould -clap in we hand God, disruption raging in the community; characters, the of request to The necessary Empire were an danger of ness--will, as he said, "remain with Like It." not recognise the conditions McDonagh, and brother Tom Howland that the State and the Franklin paid his toll to prejudice, and used sciously presumed on the temperconable costumes, entered into the sport tures if we didwith of with forfeiture of same? live." Outbursts I decorum, while me er. joy, declared audience. prowith he and gift it was carried. Councillor the naturally, When very play community. the the of fairness to In answer to No of the above on disloyalty," tinued ringing cheers for Dr. Mannix assurance, make it tend to His his position without Union great enjoyment. Jack flew there was no room isforrecognised Rev. Father Mitchell, C.SS.R., will vided as greeted the "acclamation," and durthe honour of Ireland, let- Wednesday, the Minister controlling CAMPBELL.-Of your charity, that "wherever the After the concert Bro. Borgia then gloty and week's an Imperialist's sentimentanthat the open a mission in Maylands next of in all the Police (Mr. Scaddan) said that shine repetition sunlight pray for the repose of the soul of section lusty this the ting he rot only expressed public honourable Assistant ing Bro. that Rev. an inference introduced the the whether at to 5, as "Rule evilquestion made September the Veryard's he it Mr Ireland," week, From but Save Sunday Private J. T. Campbell (Jack), corners. phrase, of "God a truism, chorus him how proud the dark told and boys, which, to quote a Shakespearian the to cerdisloyal, will against was mission taken occabe was The was to action 9 o'clock Mass. opposition killed in action at Mouquet Farm, of the community honour of minded will beat their own retreat. lie," and unless Councillor Franklin is Britannia" in heard. the meetSunday, and we all felt at the signal manner disturbed this who meeting following for The persons the tain on shadows of close August 21, 1916. be must to enough he city, But, he is "a lie, an odious a damned this sionally of of the citizens In forcible visit. his representative Hari Father Queen's 13th, at favour to citizens as well loyal September ing of were trust it undoubted on Monday, the except Give him, 0 Lord, eternal rest, a statement, dispersed in false to his ;that the Brothers bright week, position when,by the making of such for Waratah pointed outAustralia Ireland's on Sunday last would have to be and let perpetual light shine upon like 40 who attended with Mitchell will leave that, or fed "30 mind and their to nursed the call know he misused his of for had being was disloyalty that throughout infer with to Wales, South also postponed. obstructing New has public of Monastery, Mannix object the him-R.I.P. Archbishop left intolerance, deliberate Chief, he the clear object to bring up God-fearemphatically differ with injustice, -Inserted by his loving father The other answers were:in silence with- the meeting" (as the West Austra- Father Treacey, C.SS.R., to attend ing Chtistians and loyal Australian had enemy politicians who wished in the community.notTo disloyalty. To bear these things a Redernptorist Conference. He had not the and mother, sisters and brothers, 18 Only lian would have it). (2) See No. 1. and treachery, is Bro. Borgia concluded by him deported. abhorrence of them would be slavery. citizens. showing and this having of -street, Kalgoorlie. though, No. Forrest Com% (3) out protesting Bro. Columbanus to say a utter sorrow, desire to jeopardise the safety of the of the His Father Casey, O.M.I., conducted a ask'ng (4) Yes. a mad extremist awould emanate from "Irishmen!" would desire to see the smash-up A mother who insists virtuously of St. Joseph, few words to the boys. Sisters the and for loving memory of our bigotry retreat had Yes. and the deporters (5) COOPER-In desire, to would-be moewealth, only Wemadman extreme Colan children On rising to speak, Brother that she sends her have no knowledge of such His place at Fremantle Ours? dear cousin, Margaret, who died at '6) YKS. by any- Sacraments British Empire. that such every month, and yet is Northern. ombanus was greeted by the un- prejudice as incentives.fought a fight a madman's dream is not entertained by Rev. Dr. Kearnan. taken Hospital on August Public was blank'. (dull Perth impu(7) be little, we are positive will Mannix herself, youthful section-the his of come Archbishop loyalist to the applause of stinted too busy 27. 1919, of pneumonic influenza. one outside the visionaries His first duty he said we had no opportunity to engage in. induced the patronising Councillor to pre- shocked some day when her little questions and answers were Archdeacon Smyth, of Bunbury, admirers. May her soul rest in peace. us as notThereceived by members with Parupon dent, aggressive coterie who raisers, John Scad- ones ask the reason. rousyoked was the spook for the boys introduce the Conscription to thank was to and and Father Kearin, of Beverley, ing welcome they had given him. though we were born to slavery. In liamentary solemnity. -Inserted by her loving cousins, side at their gathering, the police), Walter James, and the Rev. Tom we.e visitors to the city during the As soon as he heard those Austra- Australia men might decide whether dan (Minister controllingwhich want very near to being a breach of the presented Mary, Charlie, and Bill, Yarloop. Mr. O'Dea voluntarily One outstanding disgrace to the weer. their be Allan, to do something no favour with would finds House-at beaming conscription of the those no notion saw or Bar the fantastic and at a "meeting" cheers, himself lian such Sunday's of convenors of memory peace. We are certain Speaker's CREAM.--In loving Emily he knew law. In the twice -fought fight any rate he was in the of Melbourne, nor have we seen it anywhere even the prostitution on several occaJane Rev. Brother Nunan, Princi- faces of young Australians, err dear mother, the great Archbishop suits the demogogues of was He was also against it, Archbishop Meninx was gallery-when the business came beAnthem. palThe adherents of Sinn Fein.the Itlocker sions of the National of the Christian Brothers' Col- that he was welcome. who died at Geraldton on Cream, the hinted at by theorder and the of Hughes flyvictory. of to the time four flags leader in by see the the wasted to and shot fore a resulted delighted to to keep restored When rightful uproar lege, is completely August 25, 1919. sectarianism, in country, to raise this special spook and to way of resentment of the remarks of health, having been confined to his ing from the College corners. First The beloved Archbishop, intention- House, to say nothing of Mr. O'Dea's, Heart of Jesus, have mercy loose-jawed tin-hats of thisthe public. of all there was the Irish flag, "the ally or not, but surely providentially, whilst Messrs. J. Monaghan and J. onSacred speakers, and pandemonium reign- bed for a fortnight with influenza. her soul. keep it constantly before the augupon Then Erin." beamed dear strike own Dowling to S. police of his Ireflag was asked controlling the Minister organist ally in our battle for the the an ed, became Scaddan, by her loving daughJohn -Inserted What brought our own College flag, and further land in America; he is, we are sure, ust and notoriously "broad-minded" ter and son-in-law, He must know, as a Min- up "God Save the King." The anVictoria and with the sectarianists? Police force, to take sides and over the world-famous flag of this a s-lace and a strength to Ireland's questioner from the public gallery. Department in this them was used for other than what of the head the ,, as Halpin. Lester Crown, the of of ours-Australia. believe ister young nation and his fathering of we have always been led to platform, "loyalists" the on in The final committee meeting State, his appearance Lastly, the flag of Spain helped to of more it was intended for, consequently at foully maligning the citizenship ball was increase the joy. Ireland and Spain CREAM-In loving memory of my a resolution which aimed gross act of wilful hall of the audience remained seat- connection with the recentlast, people of this country, was aGovernment when had long been friends in adversity, dear wife and our dear mother, than a fourth of theshould this ed. The sooner this sort of senti- held on Sunday evening of by the repudiated be Emily Jane Cream, who died at partisanship, that are not expected 'to aid in fomenting strife by play- mental Imperialism is put down the Mrs H. D. Gibbs, Hon. Sec., pre- and he hoped they would always Geraldton, August 25th, 1919. State. Ministers of sectarianism, nor should John Scaddan, as the better. It is always provocative of sented the balance sheet. Alto- remain friends. He seconded the cards was 3d lOs of £68 Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy gether the amount ing the trump sentiments voiced by Brother Borminds of disot der. police force of this State, create in the a gia concerning the object of the received. However, there was on her soul. Minister controlling the of that the fountain of justice will 3d, £14 5s of expenditure -Inserted by her sorrowing hus*the necessary He encouraged the community a sense the uneasiness orders. im Marist For law administered with impartiality. guilty In our advertising columns, attenleaving a balance of £54 5s 3d for boys by advising them to make the not be corrupted and of WANTED-680RECEIVED-9,320 10s. TO CONE. band, Timothy Cream, and sons, 10,000 STONES to that which John Scaddan was is drawn to the Kinkora Man- the Church fund. This is indeed a most of their opportunities. These tion Everard, and Alfred. William, act of indiscretion similar the Crown of Minister a ago, Wales years, sions in East Perth, which will be satisfactory result, and is due were the first Australian boys he lass Sunday in New South Is their Scaddan behind the questions asked in avai'able for occupation early in most the energetic efforts of had ever met, and he was thorough. Mr. Tim Healy and the Christian of Catholic principles, infusing to solely was relieved of his office. by John your charity, pray Balcatta? EDWARDS.-Of for member the Veryard, apartmaking and for those desiring educaton wth true life, which was coin- ly convinced of the manly characBrothers. the Legislative Assembly for the soul of Margaret Edwards, is a prominent mem- September, or the committee, a complete man-soul as that the member forhasBalcatta ments or flats, either furnished posed of the following ladies: Mes- ters. It is well-known who died on August 30. 1918. Lastly he asked Bro. Borgia man, of theasboy Catholic for the public no affection which a prominent Chrishe the that that property, When is It The and body. ber of the Orange Lodge, but the peculiar privilege of being a mem- unfurnished. undergoing renovations, dames Gibbs (secretary.), Clune, to grant the boys a whole holiday speaking in an official capacity, well Brothers may continue and Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy is at present Parkinson, Day, Dobson, Glynn, Chnrch or its institutions; on her soul. the morrow; of course there is comments on matters of national tian should not give him the privilege of calling into was originally two large two-storey Rice, Dunham, O'Mara, Sharkey, on even improve their position as reli. ber of that secret society followed what to describe Inserted by her loving husband no need is infinitely deservare citizenship of views joined his is record been Appeal now importance, this whose which have gious educators that houses, Fitzgerald, O'Malley, O'Loughlan, question the loyalty of one this request. and children. is beOn character Veryard's, and whose ing of serious consideration. to pay off the crushing debt up, and as the work aproaches comSwan, Burns, Holmes, and O'Gormote distinguished than John pestilent Clement also expressed one occasion, Mr. Tim Healy, then made Brother bigotry. an such and of home their on petty, his £5,000 of desirableness the over of pletion Hegney, his delight at being in W.A. again. Niland, Misses and yond the reproach mar, the of members delightforemost of the GOODMAN.-Of your charity pray of the Bolshevik and Sinn Fein, excellent building, with its schools in Fremantle. Carr. The same ladies On behalf of the College, the Col- one We have heard much of the menace ap- Dobson, and far the repose of the soul of 'my Irish Parliamentary Party, gave exfor a long while to the wailing of the fully airy rooms and modern Kinis to be hoped that the Appeal are now preparing for the annual lege captain, John Murphy, gave pression notable and we have impatiently listened following the to The dearly beloved mother, Ellen MinBolshevism to manifest. a prey is to, pointments will become ball, which takes place in Brother Colombanus an idea of how words in the British House of Com- will be generously responded weepers who fear that Australia a splendid children's den Goodman, who died at her rethe moment of command the question Mansions find mind kora will our 21st. Brothers To September on the that Hall Town and the banshee. boys were to have delighted the and the Irish West Colin -street, accesits sidence, 145 whilst have mons: to seems river, which the Bolshevism, of to view embarrassover carried their and in help abundant The concert arranged Prior among him them. Rev. children is not the handing of Australia my that trotting rather Perth, on the 29th. August, 1919, it and "I would cricket Poland (and in this connection sibility to the members of St. Salinas performed the same pleasing The chief source from which "got it in the neck" from Catholic is a out by half a dozen their religion in prepara- ment. of pneumonic influenza; aged 68 British Gardens the understood of Queen's future the and made art of has grounds sale proved the Poland is to come Orchestra, is School help Catholic Brigid's for the Benedictine Fathers. tion for the eternity that is to occurs to us that years. should not worry great advantage. Moderate rentals, to be a very pleasing little enter- duty prize of The singing of the Australian Na- come than that they should be rich, union tickets, the first £60' Empire safe, and the Rev. Tom, and Jack, and Walter mourned. on that score, but what together with its closeness by walk- ment indeed, although the even- tional ;second, Dearly loved and deeply Anthem by the whole assem- prosperous, and educated in this which is a cheque For any more), for there is no legitimateis: controversy tram, May the Sacred Heart of Jesus over section handed penny be the Australia and Shall ing, other the fine, and sixteen but £10; Australians third, £20; ing was anything of world. most hearty bly ended a concert sois of vital interest to your req. eternal for her desire little grant who care -tag I tin and those to adventurers should appeal nest of political prizes, should make the attendanci was very fair. The openlock, stock, and barrel to the to But there is one handsome attractive. -Inserted by her sorrowing daughcalled education. defeat the natural aspirations of the comfortable residence handy to the ing number, "Beautiful Ohio," ley welcome. militarists who are conspiring interests ter, Maud Massey. thing that I and mine have a grip art union of British bondholders and inter- city. full company, was really beauthe Australian democracy in the Christ the in Towns a belief is Small in that is' of, and Kind Ladies tifully executed, and an encore had national vampires, commercial and sectarian. to come, and a belief that our chil- are asked to join in and help by FEE.-In loving memory of for Imperialism and all Mr. Morrissey, senr.,father of the to be responded to. Songs, dances, Scaddan, James, and Allan are bawlers The annual Leederville Ball was dren, whatever be their misfortunes, of orrissey Bros., solos, and recitations by individual democracy's of firm the antithesis are well-known dear sister,, Mrs. Fee, who died or sale of ast union tickets. gifts idiosyncracies Their this in poverty that it connotes. They are the political brass-plates of a class whose passed away at Yalgoo a few days members of the company followed held at the Hibernian Hall on the whatever their Boulder on August 30, 1919. if, Those disposed to help in .this way hopes and aims. succession. 26th inst., and was a great success. world, will receive a rich reward have which would outlaw every in- ago, at the advanced age of 80 each other in quick Sacred Heart of Jesus, anxious to send donations can or their of teaching the to fetish is that damned thing Intolerance, listening credit is ude to the secretaries, their and Great fattens rendered, N. and flesh -pots was well J. item Brother Whiggish Every Rev. years.-R.I.P. the mercy on her soul. to their write fills which one tesest but the faith, they put into practice the Moore, Christian Brothers, Fremanthe audience would not be satisfied Mist L. Davies, and Mrs. J. Reader. lessons -Inserted by Mrs. M. E. Milligan, We have had an instance of such patriotism when a deleChris. in the receive prejudices. they being orA Cinderella dance is to London, and tle. The art union is not doing as Australind. Attention is directed elsewhere in until practically the whole progation of the fry followed Theodora of Queensland, of tian schools." We gainsed by Mrs. A. Davidson, -lenders to button their poc- this issue to an announcement rela- gramme had been repeated. would like, and ,whisPered British bondholders and money is this specific moral training well as the Brothers Northern State unless the trend of tive to a Cinderella dance at the sincerely hope that in the near North Perth, and will be held in the of Itwhich is causing them much anxiety. Each KENNY.-Of your charity, pray has that speaks Mr. Healy ',tete and withhold assistance to the people North Perth Town Hall on Thuts little interests. talented their in thee Thursa book of ticfashioned on future received Hall, has was who one Town Government Perth the North trait of for the soul of James Kenny, who its democratic similar enter- day, September 2nd. Get your tic- ever been the essentialBrothers. kets is requested to dispose of it, is a frame-up to deceive the people. day next, September 2nd., at 8 p.m. will favour us with died August 26, 1919, of influenza. The outcry against Dr. Mannix Jingo kets early to avoid disappointment. work of the Christianthe preparation and send along returns as soon as by tainments. organised noticbeing not worth is he was psess function The Sweet Jesus have mercy on his the with by told Concurrently A gift night was held at Osborne Only yesterday we were Trojan 10s. pays for a stone soul. at Park in their dug -outs fearful of his leading a Mrs. A. Davidson, who is a Tickets for their various voca- possible Perth boys to their of visitor interesting by Mrs. Keane, An Wednesday on ing; now they are shivering and yours? of everywhere, in all Catholic activities. 9,320 still short. What about whelps Orange -Inserted by his loving sisters, the all the inculcation Haron life, goes in Empire, Adolphe tions the Monsieur against. is revolt and was well attended. are barking and spitting their venom are 2s. each, and the proceeds will present Mrs. Flynn and Mrs. O'Brien. M. Harof Brussels, Belgium. from Carsonia to the Queen's Hall,nothing more or less, to distract the be devoted to the Home Rule Stall tog, stunt, alAustralia, to stranger a not is at him. It is a political tog forthcoming Leederville way for the Witte-washing of the in the is his first visit to this people's attention and to pave the Dainty refreshments are though this Morris Hughes and the gov- Bazaar. was It is four years since hesome wretched political adventurings ofin William SNODGRASS his footsteps. The present session to be a feature, whilst the music will State. when erning gangs who are following Commonwealth, the in Wicker Worker, The general elections are be dispensed by the popular artist, months were spent in Victoria, New is the last session of the State Parliament. Party face by its to save Griffin. J. Mr. Nationalist 69 Adelaide nearing, and it is hoped by the South Wales, and Queensland. Prehas served Toryism so well when it raising the old wretched cry which to that occasion, a lengthy visiA man in danger of death admitt- vious was made to Eastern Austrato the wall. We would apWe combine with our Goods, Material was compelled to fight with its back tation make to in called the by lawyer distracted the to be to of the Best Quality and the Right Prices themselves ed peal again to our people not to allow Hartog, who is accompanilia. M. millionaire, The ballot boit is a wonderful whip in his will, that he was a the at staying is wife, ravings of the sectananists. by his Why not buy your Seagram Furniture well. it is the thing the mischief - but, he said, "I fear I am pretty ed and is one of Belthe hands of a united people. Use d,it bawling Their "pro- much of a bankrupt so far as the Savoy Hotel, from the Manufacturer! minority. maker's fear. They are the wretche gium's largest manufacturers of the concerned." It will pay you is -cry. world catch other huckster's a than more Brussels nothing is admired test" well-known and business lace. lie is combining Phone - - - - A 4795. On Monday last, at St. John of with his trip to this country, and it God's Hospital, Subiaco, Miss Katie is hoped that before he leaves the Scully passed away in a most edify- State every religious community Receives Freedom Nis Grace ing death in the company of the will. have seen the specimens of the KINKORA MANSIONS Sisters and most of her people. Miss wonderful lace he has with him. M. City New Brig St. for a Cheque Scully was well known io is very interesting to listen Hartog for Flats and Apartment House a Cheque id's parish, and her cheer'y presence to concerning the present state of her numerous Belgium, particularly in regard to a Cheque for will be missed by Cheque dollars a for on 1,000 spending is Council Available early in September, high New York friends. Her mother, Mrs. J. Scul- the reconstruction of the cities and in 19 PRIZES position, those to city, large and lofty ly, and family have been parishion- towns, almost all of which were deof £1 Prizes Cash Fifteen other Illuminated Roll conferring the Freedom of of furnished and unfuruiehed number ROOMS, a for ers of St. Brigid's at the beginning of the war. Moderate Rental. Top of Wellington New York City on His Grace the Archbishop, of years. May her soul rest in peace. stroyed His own three factories suffered comBeat situation in Perth East. Street. 4, he devastation, a the losses following is the text 10s. each Savoy sustainel have told' nsiderably on this Mr John Quigley, of the Stones wanted board of Mel, members of we, he is But be to say, to appears his physical is, we are glad For the present see Govern- seen about of again after many weeks full of hope. An idea of the privaAldermen, M. ST. JOHN KENNEDY, of tions the Belgium people suffered in extending as possible many as United of serious illness in St. John by secured of be can These I to 3.30 p. m. 45 Hill Street. recent lovers of juetice, God's Hospital, Subiaco. even up till comparatively Union Tickets. buying or selling date, may be gleaned from the fact land and democratic self-government, cauliflowand peelings potato that to be held in Most The Cinderella dance person of his Grope only be purchased, recognising in DANCE CINDERELLA Hibernian Hall on Tuesday, the er "tops" could than D,D., Afchbishop of the 81d. per lb.! In aid of Home Rule Stall, Reverend Daniel Mannix, 31st. August, gives promise of an and at noofless of is tiringchampion reconstruction acknowledged work Leederville Bazaar enjoyment for a The Melbourne, thorough evel;ng's and modest outlay of 1/6. The first- ly sloW,, and will take years before Democracy, North Perth Town Hall, Appeal for Twenty Years time This is the and class programme which has been ar- any semblance canof bepre-war unto Thursday, 2nd September, 1820 cordially undertaken. manufacturing popular the by music N suband J. ranged BRO. REV. and Mueic by Mr. Griffin. of Marshall, Our visitor also intends going to the Union Tickets can be had from the Organiser, J. 'pianist, Mr. Freedom dance world, has Mrs. Davidson, Phone B903 Tickets, 2/peoples Fremantle. Hibernian Hall the Geraldton Diocese. M.a Hartog Street, the Ellen make should Brothers, Christian of MOORE, urge and number from City of New York, rendezvous on Tuesday many credentials and Welcome of our heartt - dancers' Everybody us in who is anybody the Australian Hierarchy and ReliI

ICC°.

co (1

to New YorK

Bowlers, Spooks, and Mischief.

-0(

Mr.

"Arraigned"

Midland Junction

Christian Brothers' Appeal Of Course You Will Help!

Leederville

Christian Brothers' Appeal

Don't miss a chance in the Art Union

FOR 1s,

Dr. Mainix York II

the the the Mesolved-"That appreciating the spirit the its States the ment protection and sympathy to all morality the the the hereby- sincerely Australian this great churchman tender to self-determination apostle liberty the throughout the ject the these next. our fellow-citizens to join

1st I 3rdPRIZE PRIZE

pleteT

£50 2nd PRIZE £10 4th PRIZE

£20

£5

each-X100

for

10,000

effort at

Art

lOs. FOR A BOOK OF 12 TICKETS First

Art

Terrace,

(SECOND SECTION)

28, 11)20 THE W.A RECORD, SATURDAY AUGUST

Dr. Mannix in Chicago

The Lambeth Conference

France and the Sacred

PAGII V

O. P. 0

(By, Very Rev. Vincent McNabb, Heart O.P.) # Other People's Opinion The Lambeth Conference of some (By James Louis Small). now is "The Union is broken; England three hundred Bishops which France is a land of quick surprises can never govern Ireland again. Ira sitting may be looked at either with on a against or and sharp contrasts. It was Peace Lambeth as background land is lost to us."-G. K. ChesterSaturday afternoon that the The ton, in the New Witness. the background of the rationes ate, With ideas." Treaty was signed at Versailles. eternal "the nae, ink had scarcely, dried upon it when as background it may be "It is a very easy and simple Lambeth booming their the big guns began matter to howl with the popular taken to be the meeting of some middlebut it.takes the stuff of and the crowds abandonedthatthemand aged majority, three hundred lastselves to a delirium of joy which manhood is made to stand aged, married and unmarried men, ed well into the early hours of Sunto be of the blood fearless and erect with the unpopuclaiming are who Bands of poilus, with posies episcopal of St. Augustine, St. Theoday. lar few, or, if it need be, alone."stuck in the barrels of their guns, dore, St. Anselm, St. Chad, St. Wil- Eugene Debs. EdSt. paraded through the city singing a'Becket, Thomas St. Hurdy-gurdys frid, the Marseillaise. "If we asked Ireland what they mund of Abingdon-perhaps even played upon the corners and men, of Blessed John Fisher and Regin- wanted they would overwhelmingly point women, and children capered about they wanted independence and Lambeth say this From ald Pole. George. to their strident tunes. The Bouleof view the Lambeth Conference is an Irish Republic."-Lloyd . vard des Italiens was packed with at most a historical pageant. many differas quite a perspiring throng that swayed are "There Spiritual Forces of Anglicanism. hither and thither with no apparent ent versions of citizenship as there (With Acknowledgement to the Chicago New World.) Eew of our readers, however, will objective. Occasionally companies ever were different versions of orthemdetached Then hate each other, readily look at the gathering of thodoxy. these brave Australian of merry -makers of graveside things these get into the these three hundred Bishops in com- and even kill each other, for differ they could drifted when and it from them-just honorof selves to and thousand sixty consistent too soldiers, are else, they anywhere than Ireland in side. of either Sees Canter. cheaper thousand on TWO GOVERNMENTS. the streets _citizenship quite as sincere with narrow about,_ own-sixty munion ences the your able to toss aside now but so short but if they could get them cheaper as many as in From all this Paris passed, almost bury and York as mere matter of much as for ffifferences about Web*, held them, who lie buried there also case in Ire- convictions that they therefore Colorado they would get them of solemfrom the is too seribeto It What is the state of the will opportunity Chesterton. the intermission, scorn. K. or have laughter If I without doxy,"-G. I Europe. And in ago. a time of the case the graves of nities of the Feast of the Sacred ous and too influential to be met land to -day ? The state until I from Colorado, and not from Cork. will I should like to kneel atboys, President lieve, and continue to believe, for these Ireland to -day is, as I heard into the Place conviction And what has been trueIf hitherto respect. We must American turning but that Upon brave anything up Heart. by give these to no internal practically forced were is recently. am "There Ireland quite De Valera put it gave their lives, de la Madeleine on Sunday morning see it only against the background, people will be true in the future. the Australian heroes who who Ireland of mine, that the American political controversy in Nationalist independent republic to-morrow There are two authorities in gave their we found the facade of the great and these Americans to themselves, that they will an not of the temporary setting, but is an Engtrue govern before, be as Carsonism to and near as Ireland, be endeavouring would each markets fought to-day, the fine promises and they would be just as eager to lives, these boys, at all events, ideate church hung with festal draperies. of the eternal ideas. Seen in that lish question that will deflate like a looking for re- be consistent with and high the country, andtheeachnations From the central doorway poured a light, it becomes the assembly of punctured balloon when England of the that were made, and if they are, Ire- make before. So there is for noble purposes as bargain a and graves, cognition from their absolutely into on living is gone and have stream of worshippers, And land's case in America one of the most powerful ceases blowing into it."-Dublin the steadyway fear that Ireland would suffer by They world, America among them. What they did not turn their backs upon from the early Masses, and safe, and I might wind up my long no spiritual forces to be found outside Leader. the loss of the British markets. what are these two authorities? they were able to their little nations. While at the iron gates that open on the in Ireland? discourse to you. the Churches in communion with freedom, for seethe.se two governmente, fought fought, they fight IRELAND'S MAINTENANCE. street the dealers in rosetts and med- the See of Rome. A FRIENDLY NATION P "English labour as a combinaWell, one of them is a Governmentfreedom of all the na- als the for Far fought to around business. in order based able a brisk is be afield doing go not were us Let would for Ireland as me: she They say the British Government-that they thought. They are above the dun of trams and motor and within this momentous pheno- tion cares as much But here again they have amet force. her own reve- tions, asand that Liberal herself, friendly National the maintain at with does out kneel to wholly and solely, upon brute fall we like can I should "How of she buried, of the question no cost Well, figures be can the her. majestic at the There a support not busses menon. all Ireland Ireland with If would in out nues may :London. fall of Club we God can Maintained graves and pray that soldiers, nation? How "Last Judgment" looked down of the fact that in the world of to- were being deported to Wormwood I ask in reply is not gaining much, at all events, by their were And They a hundred thousand British nation?" them. with friendly lightly deal their danger according in a her union with people who, day the religious idea is gravely. impassively. with their machine guns and Scrubbs, the English transport men Irishman sometimes asks own heroes, and I can say nothing against And the -for an instead Marochetti's "Rapture of the Mag- of perishing. of answering one-1 to a Royal Commission, of their tanks and their aeroplanes. would handle the "goods."-Dublin question Ireland them. is the friendly nation?" twenty years ago, were robbing dalene" behind the high altar had other Government in Ireland is the Per& Leader. "Where in ask: Christianity I when a able, be to like Ireland, millions or three to me But I should unearthly more looked never free republican Governmentofinthe Irish I can certainly say without fear of at the rate of twogone the on robbing her kneel at their graves; to feel that al- year, and have than on this misty morning of late Signs of this danger are to be based upon the free will "The moment a man, or a macontradiction that Ireland is and We them sent who much those gain people, not do statAmerican They semiin religious since. in all ever sanctuary with the people. found not only has been a friendly nation. not chine, or an organisation, or a text of Presi- ways or gave them to fight-that they also, June by that kind of a bargain, lamps were in the steady economically but -tongued there red and available, io back again to hethesaid small; been darkness istics have gets bigger than the cause, clique may never had that there many of us there, perhaps, but we and yet people will tell you that Ire- like the boys in their graves, offiin the side chapels. dent Wilson, when of law based growth of secular ethics in theevery get away from any or all of them, upon No, it is turned their backs upon the principles burning dimly almost of all events. And I land -could not stand alone.to be should be a reign at High Mass was as one friendly legislation were Solemn cial they have ceased to be of be because to said just was and robbed war the for which better for her to continue the consent of the governed, I can say with equal truth that country. Unless, indeed, we Rom- any good and have begun to do hears it at the Madeleine, than which at these two think never the friend by the sister island than to try and pay fought, and for which these boys died. look at Ireland, and tolook the British nation was and there cannot be higher praise. It an Catholics are to accept as true no matter what the past reharm, Ireland, govern the for now. wayl trying respect not own the is her sufficient have of But I Governments of male voices, finely of the United States, Christians the members cord of any or all of them may be." as a matter of But whatever they may say, Ireland American people to feel that I can means a choir neither of them able, not go back to the time when ceremonial perfect as one Churches not in communion with Most Rev. Dr. Magennis, National British Govern- youI do is prepared to take the risk. She does have that confidence in my heart, while trained; fact, to do so. The had to fight, for our independence Rome,we shall have to agree that, President of the Friends of Irish is will find, short of Heaven itself an day Fairy their the from help because the more slaughany your want of able, against not not it graves counment is kneel by the I whom?, Was hand. missionary -against master a by foreign in touched is organ except her Freedom in America. Government helping been godmother that has over. And the other tered men. And. I am going to Ireland nation then? Or was it against more, tries, the growth of Christianity has they would wish, Irish want all of these years-she will promise to also, and the very first thing that I To -day it meant something not able to govern seGovernment or has been tho British nation I But I don't arrested we were quite which been won't for either consomething enough I have and not am best, opportunity British I her do when the do, like to because "Who else would we follow if not these old sores. There to uncover As the Host was upturned into decay. Moreover, secu-any- fidence in Ireland and in God to be- should is to go and kneel at the graves unprepared. de Valera?"-Cardinal O'Connell. let them. But they are there. to make strife or trouble for go offers, there was a crash of sound, as to larised statecraft is undertaking the lifted one based on here going not is vinweek. to Ireland that Easter is of lieve men do to martyred are the two Governments, I am trying these of All body. Men nations. the Atlantic. other upon the will dicate that is what I am trying under the waves of brute force, theThey 'There were people, of course, who said if the very sky were riven with organisation of the but explicit are both appeal- to do, justice, There is just one other thing that that their enterprise was folly ; who said praise. When the echo of it had died who have nothing are of the people. and with that I will be satisout-socialwe will put the fied. But am keeping the there were British politicians who away we looked about to see whence I hatred of Socialism that say-although they assertion the ing to the world-but appealing I repeat The Brittle Word very long- thought that when they put them it had come. A band of boys was ising the Socialists in the creation protest from me, ArChbMhop and you allthat world aside-they are of them,to the for nobody will, withoutIrish they say, against a wall- and shot them that Ire- stationed in the side gallery and of endless State Departments which nation is un- still there is one thing American nation, both tell me that the of it. land's bowie were extinguished, end their fanfare of drums and trum- have no use for God. In spite encomiums I would like to say a word about One of the noblest recognon. friendly, and that the British nation is and mind to the Lord. It gives away their whole case, the strident failures of this State- that can be pronounced of any man The Emerican nation has long recog- frientils, towards the United States. that Ireland's nationhood be buried in pets had given welcome I say and that is the reason I like to their graves. But these British politiwithout God, men are still Ss that he keeps his word. It is a and you, we joined the procesmorality Mass further, After nised British brutal rule inthatIreland. go I will And recogThey say that if Ireland cians were fools in their generation. sion that filed slowly down the main so fascinated by its seeming success distinction which even the scounThey ask you to continue whatever friendship they had for refer to it. near are ask- that up they would allow her Ireland, indeed, was staggered, and she aisle and threaded its way between as largely to discredit the official drel covets and pretends to possess. nition. And the Irish people to this, that I am greatly were not so Govern- you of of the rows of columns outside. have a republic. graves diminishing to the If a upon be were, ministers of God. ing you to reoogn'me onthetheonly will it it as that It carries with it the connotation fell, afraid the will of ment that is based For the purpose, then, of stimuupright, manly, truthful character, these martyred men. And she lay there St. Denys speaks of the past, the quantity in the future. PROXIMITY AND GEOGRAPHY. pea le. for a long time. undeniably smacks lating and encouraging these min- In virtue of this quality a man rises prostrate most My own conviction is that they never Madeleine you, asks Valera De en President but when you Now, proximity and geography has isters of God, we dare to say that above, far above many of his felof modernity. Begun as a church, two cared much about you, big /REGENERATED. navy, that nothing to do with the rights of nais and I also ask you, which ofto those up your the Cause of God is well-nigh lost. as a "Temple of Glory," For the average man lows. support? begin to sobuild But Ireland rose from these graves continued Governments are you going If Ireland a thousand miles much about, and when you tions. for purpose hear the Recovery is not, indeed, impossible; we to finally, it. devoted, prone to break his word, in other from away politimarine away from them would have a right to a regenerated Ireland. British There is no getting merchant the a his by has capture except to man begin designed impossible is it originally but average was the it which the terms, You can not be at both sides of You of the world, as you threaten, and her independence-and if she had not cians know by this that never again of supernatural interposition of God, price. them on and sanctified by the martyrdom ditch, as they say in Ireland. begin to capture more and they would not give it-but if she has will the Ireland of 1916 face to and an extraordinary effort of God's Horace described his idea of the There is no when you trade face a two of its pastors, Le Ber, killed in away the Irish soil. They have got miles thpueand world-Germany a must make your choice. it the of to right a the the more who Deguerry, ministers. Abbe and the 1792, just man as one who, though feet and spinning time for balancing words down and out for the from England, she has a right to it new Ireland, regenerated by the deaths met Comof the the hands were to crash at his at death Christian heavens as we heard be- apparentlybutis perhaps the of lives own as their Controversies be say, gave The I who may therefore men out fine phrases, suchwar. And you of these where she is now. present, the no upon is a century fearless There crystalises stand 1871, it still in mune would the should Bodies. fore and during in order that the soul of Ireland rival as Germany, and perhaps that by talking about proximity and state the great a British very ruins. To such a one charof stirring history. use for all that. We must mind you may deserve searneas, and about not allowing a not die. It is especially in the "more civiperson mere the two in the fate-but a than east portico, where more the and means acter Under graves, they their by grows, them navy near kneel issue straight. Now there are so to your exist fail to I hope as Government lised" communities that this Ameri- the same or emolument; it in testifies to the visitaGovernments there asking the to grow, I promise you zive away their own case. But that is there, too, I should like toit,have the as- headless asaint use of Christianity is most marked. eludes even the sacrifice of self in for recog- as it is bound German bomb, a temportion of a stupid surance, whisper can people, each of them, I need not tell you, 'because you net only a bad argument, but Not that failure is universal and order that truth and justice may Irish Govern- -and Irish with in fair erected, there been had is lying ary altar friendFrance men of coast brave nition. They know the and am-whatever The these I to then complete. Here and there we find prevail you know are wiser has been for you in the Bri- argument. Beup by Brit- flowers and glowing tapers. ment and the Eilen, nearer to them than the Irish coast, soil-or their ashes buried and recoveries which are what ship there One of the saddest and most dishere, and the whole world knows if because of the near- ish quicklime-I would like to be able yond, in the Place de la Madeleine, successes But too often these appointing given by tian nation will be a vanishing quattity and therefore, heartening. men red mart the before realisations of life is the they these hours them to a is the value of recognition governing to few coast but whisper where Irish to the future. of near. ness in the bodies are of Christian successes the to Irepeople that Ireland; American and coast saved and Irish that a man of position, of the midnight revellers had danced that they have have a right to hold the Therefore, though I am a patient may brought off not against the com- discovery patience and Ireland, then the greater proximity land is a new nation; that she stride sung, hundreds of people were massa trusted leader, perpower in Ireland, whateverofthat no I have prominence, man, suffering long ChrisYou it. other mon enemy but against be. They know the value me that they of the French coast should give them erect; that Ireland stands self-respectchance an intimate friend, is a man ed, and from the windows and balBri- with the_ people who tellfriendly te bodies. tian going The not nation. coast. know the value of it. And Great determined, out with a whose word means nothing. the right to hold the French at all ing, calm, conies of the Rue Tronchet other of it. And that cannot fall tain knows the valuetrying A Requisite of Success. expose her breast to British bullets, hundreds mingled curiosity with reAnd of course have no doubt allied world could think of nothing to hold on There is no friendly nation to fall out that four-square there tne is the reason she is could. upon they she stands it if that fasten hold to but they would departthe despisable away far with. verence. Not Naturally speaking, while these more emperor of Germany than to your recognition. But the argument, if there is any- against the whole British Empire. And flaunted contentions But, further, they are not your store "Printemps" abide with us we can- former to him as the man who it. And thing in it, it would give them the I would like to be able to assure them ment friends, but they won't confesstheir refer to front. gaudy WHICH IS TO BE RECOGNISED? its Kingdom not hope to spread the un- French coast and France, and it would also that not merely has Ireland put man of they are never likely to show Over it all the Lord of all was of God on earth. Here we are em- would not keep his word: the I ask of you then again: Which to friendliness in the near future, because give them the Belgium coast and Bel- on a new spirit, but the Irish race all in blessing., Then we took ploying the word naturally, not to who called sacred treaties "scraps going the two Governments are youstatement the same may be the world over has been regenerated raised opportunity. practically thus the not and who gium, those have of they Many church the re-entered paper.march, of up our deny a supernatural interposition of recognise? And I repeat thevery strong They do not, of in their blood, and that the Irish race were said of Holland and broke ranks for the passing of God in every activity of God's King- accused the fallen monarch LOOKS TO AMERICA. will never rest -mind, I may be usingto be saying course, make these claims, because they at home and abroad he: nay. than better beiota carried one Sacrament, not Blessed the of need seem last yesthe may the until signify satisfied dom, but to is laughing heartor language-I further world the content the to that Fc.r me know worse. that brings, And As immeasurably boys say. Little were human acts to carry out God's Will. they things that I have no rightnoto right to point that Ireland looks to America ily at them already, and they do not tage of British rule ceases in Ireland. neath a gilded canopy. in scarlet and white scattered rose The Kingdom of God cannot be whereas the emperor without prea matter of fact I have oth1sr nations of the want to make themselves more ridithe to than convictionrather his that half this, a declared and except Host tense all, the before at leaves Grace you speak to hold France, spread by God's Will and at world, because America is the one na- culous. But they tried to your though false-in this matter, dozen French soldiers acted as ea alone. It demands the help of aposhistory ; you have asked me, and when you have that as you know from reading and tion that stands above all others.withcurt of honour. Again the choir tles who instruct, and administer. least he was not a hypocrite like so asked me I exercise my privilege, Buy tickets in Christian Brothers' recognition that they tried to hold France as long as Ireland give can America in accusers. you his If and of privilege my trumpets many ls. for the again sang and in exercising are they could, but fortunately for France We may thereArt Union. £50 the Sacraments. out any fear for herself. There them, The man with the brittle word is I do what I have tried to do, and what the drums sounded their refrain of I said haven't tickets or cannot get Moore, they were not able to hold it; they had fore say that, naturally speaking, Aus- nations friendly to Ireland, as the bane of progress in whatever you applauded me for doing in are very to give it up. They had to give it up, that send to Organiser, Brother of God will cease to nations joy. Kingdom other the already, without mind my to speak a for walk of life he may be found. It France tralia, I try When it was all over I stood Helen -street,. Fremantle. grow unless these apostles use their sympathetic, but they would be afraid and, one of those who rescued his position, his .fear or favor. from British domination was Joan of moment on the front porch, looking powers of teaching and administer. matters not what to recognise the Irish republic probably if he reof I say, therefore, that to my mind, altars the the his at towards lion has still Aro, who was elevated down the Rue Royale If through talents or his influence; ing the Sacraments. make up because the British recently. at all events, you have got to here sun cognise not the sacredness of the or lees more Church The his Catholic Concorde. to put the la de Place perhaps, or economic power, political, religious, any mind my to a disturber, is a he your own consciences-but be a Joan word had little Ireland plighted that the clouds poor wish in I rift these Well, a paw upon through supply shone than almighty reasons there ceased to be a a detriment.", the American people will not less But the United States of of Arc also. But if she hats not a Joan Editor of many and the obelisk on the Place was of priests, or if the priests were en- promoter of injustice, withdraw nations. just to Ireland if they do Irish which he may of the with to.Irea president cause has hard any she to something Arc was of It that ewes gold. with spiriAmerica, touched than rather temporal in Government gaged their recognition from the and Many a child has I in the world, republic, and I hope that God will bless be identified. to realise that within sight of this transfer land, the first democracy tual work, or if they were engaged that is founded on force, grown into a harmful member of that made these brilliant her standards. Historical Publications spot, where only this morning the that is based on the the nationthey in spiritual works, such as study or it to the Government Then his parents knew afford to be just to And further, before I pass away front because can society other trod, promises, had priests the have A of will the outer you feet AND without contemplation, will of the people. can you ever have how to keep their word towards Amer- Ireland without exposing themselves to that. What respect priests of God, along with royalty physical works of teaching and ad- not in Ireland, through the help of for a nation, whether it be great or him. Not seldom has a great and any danger. shamthe the in perished upon had all rags, in based and law 30 the Sacraments, of reign ministering the over ica, the Journalist of suffered irreparably be. can promise you-I don't often small, that was talking until allabout bles. these cases the Kingdom of God on noble causeman will of the people. world was tired of listening, or men directing its re- speak for the British Empire-it is very Truly, France is a land of con- earth would naturally wane and per- cause the failed And on the other hand, if things experience I make any assertion for right and might, saying that the might to respect the be. that seldom years' destinies two the its through have and you if Yet under are, trasts. as they main haps .die. be broken, and that belongs, shall Australia Germany of which solemn word. to the empire of the for violability looking sounded, life has changing Qumamatamd, and swiftly governments which are And Victoria, place. its British in put KIM. the be Action Ia pledge shall right Co-operative I will of think Need a country is a I without but The man recognition the British government and please God will continue to Urgent WILSON. «mita MattMr J. no matter how now when there is question of Ireland, that this, to man without Empire the object. you pitiable and the uron Unbelievgovernment, light faith. throws of Irish note this All and the sound, the the only Irethat to confess give to will have you they recognition much to himself ai.d give a is curse a word would gent need there is for the scattered give-and you certainly Ireers and infidels may vie with the England is not going to war with reason that they have for holding others. to Christ crypt of the forces in beaten your sympathy to the Irish .govern- land, interment perhaps to for and have they Faithful that you something land-the only right tell may They you. British to the support your and are for consultation. ment, to reunite, if only in some it is that they want her, because she is of the Pantheon, but its walls have to about it beforehand ; they may going government-what will Ireland to near them, and because they have hold Schemes for the conversion of our covered with the frescoes of Saints and way suggest that they ate say ? That, my friends, ladies nutis Britain'sway. of her, and they think that they are that and its domes is still surmoanted country tend to be futile if they but As a set-off against the jingoistic do something, a in case whole the is gentlemen, of to going "You see, the are of they of and Christ. anything her, Cross do to keep won't by the able They overlook the significance either pretensions of the little coterie of are nations That is what the s'hell. of over or Michel not might known is remarks that Movement always If I'Abbe," has keep her. Britain Monsieur Great Anglo-Catholic the mouthing sectarianists who are preI kind. doing at the present moment. And de Meximieu to the village priest friends and her enemies; she al- right I don't know what is. And yet the Lambeth Conference with its sently torturing the atmosphere hope that in the near future, not mere- her hold want to is able, that Brain commuin she the people Harvest," whom these are "Coming for the Bazin's Bishops those for knows in Rene sulphurous railings ways hundred Medicine three as well, with their the its ly America, but other nations, Ireland, and those are the people that and she never tackles anybody else. "we have in our bodies eight quarts nion with the Sees of Canterbury against Catholicity, it might be ofa Worker and of rare and seeing these two authorities in Ireland want us also to regard them as a selfin the poorest Well, A distinct step towards blood. readers to publish of our York. to and interest Excellence contending for the right to govern BUSINESS. OUR OWN Compelling respecting, friendly nation. blood of France there is always one closing up the lines of communica few figures, taken from "Stead's Ireland, will distribute their sympathy by the last Lambeth They "blow out" the Oh, yes, I am told "We have been COLORS NAILED. drop which believes."-Anierica. taken was Facts." tion War and their support in quite a different told to mind our own business." Yee, Conference of 1908, when its special pretensions of the motley crew of CLIENTS TONIC LTD. manner from that in which it has been Now, ladies and gentlemen, whatever own business. "That Ire- may exCommittee on Reunion reported Orange bawlers, who flog the jingo hitherto distributed. All I would ask mind isyour happen, Ireland has nailed her " I as jerolist id SI years' Sir SHINE'S CATHOLIC ART AND "that they desire to place on record drum' and strut about. declaring not any of our affairs." your nailed has Ireland I am sitter of severs! is that you can send the others away land mast. to the colors is Sydney. perience mind to DEPOT, you BOOK of told Carson projects Edwird no ' Coal that the conviction sympathy. has made your She their they won the war. The religions with colors to the mast. historical works. iecludiag own butanes.% "Oh,' I say in reply, her preemie Cr. Pier and Murray Streets, Perth. Of course I have heard people Bee has chosen her leader. reunion can ever be regarded as sat. of the Entente Powers who fought History of Victoria.' I as at to mind her claim. She at most rea- isfactory which deliberately leave against Germany and her allies are were Americans -1 "did he or anybody else toll youwere and I as Requisites until thkt Tears,' Catholic rest Road All -wind you, they say. will never Ireland N.S.W. And of ineditor they when to business own I came your Cornel Beeswax, since Latin prose stock. the people in of prices, reached. proviacial heard is sonable Churches to the the have that she is advancing out as follow:well knew' an talk- viting your boys over to Europe to goal Altar Candles, Incense, Charcoal, munion" ("The Five Lambeth ConAmerica: "Oh, there is no use in about Mind, Ireland at the present moment .. 109,710,000 N. S. W Victoria, and Queensland. Catholic fight for them P No. No. It was your If the ordinary Night lights, Mount Carmel Habits, ferences," p. 426). ing; there is no use in talking 52,828,000 to is not objecting to bad government Protestant .. hove suffered s th. result of I " business to come over that time, But and leading local Catholic a word, The not said Etc. these lofty ideals and noble principles have Etc., Roman I the from outside: members of lay .. 103,800,000 work from attacks .1 Church Belgium." Greek of literary rescue imtithe shwas., to and come expressed papers and magazines of formulating interstate duty that were so nobly Wilson. President now if you are asked to go to the rescue scarcely a word, about bad government fatigue. no have mutal body 'ad 14,015,000 .. prostration Mohammedan nervous cannot ated by President stocked. Orders receive immediate schemes of Reunion, they Ireland at the present moment from At Gee time this serial is nervosa of Ireland, not going to war, because of 'Phone A1125. forgo their duty of praying the And it might be just as well for Wilson did rot believe them himself, atteption. outside, but she is objecting to any pleurisy, with there isike.4 war, to which go to beyou broakdowa, asked not nobody did to refriends and his jingo and the American people must be government from outside. Holy Spirit of God so to guide this Hughes operatic'''. Melly of my friend' coashlered Mind, I do not make will be no war because there that the men who beat lieve them." There may be, of course, weak-kneed Conference of their separated breth. member I was reman& very sorry two people in order to go to war. All the advance when Irelandin German that assertion. I would beheard even the here-perhaps, TRY BYRNE'S HANDY FOODS ren that the wall of separation may back is Closest. these you are asked is to give recognition to people " The little faith I had to believe it. But I have cause was not in the ascenwill say, 'Well, Ireland is making and DAIRY PRODUCE. be broken down and there may be Allies' were do the Irish republic, and if you give awho which I tried as the result of .as, she Peif Touic, Foch, better assertions made by Americans, who for be Generalissimo It would mistake. dant united soul Irish republic they one body and one (Over William St. Bridge, Perth). of your booklet. Wag gives as, vanished not seem to have as much respecttheir recognition toarethe more moderate." tain, Castelnau, Pau, and other leadnot minding your own were against the common enemy. say thar'you who., after taking it for some two week*, Our Special Line: of France. their own people as I have for is not giving self-deterthat generals Now, Catholic ing last your resend may You business. I gradually Maud my aerve-streagth If other nations people. We remember Ex -Premier Holman, Home -Made Pies and Pasties, shilling to rescue mination tobeIreland. Organiser, Brother Moore, stored and my sleepless eights, from which I give President Wilson credit for troops and your lastmay given self-determination, an Englishman, counselling us in the not send any ought to Ireland, Proprietor. hasThe all, Belgium, but you PETER J. BYRNE great hopes that Art Union Tic- early I suffered, banished, is Ireland's it and having been sincere, butI above should so days of the war, when victory you Ireland to But credit help to Ireland. book sold Each earl Ida be sold. will and words wants, kets she good whatever he said about it,for give what to say only have I business "So an easy thing to Cook to sinowe more than you are ever likely means a stone in Christian Bro- appeared to the American peoplewhen being when she has said it, then other people thoughts for Cleraeats Teak, which Is the withCo. not to play the part of Bill that and say can I went Belgium, they owe to is gad way, believing, thers' Appeal or hold their her, cere, and for help, to ought man's &load in every brainy won the Battle of Wawho Adams, going were injustice.' out into the war, that they tongues. my case has tended to uphold He worldterloo, but to be fair to our friends. WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMB"Oh," they say, "what is the use of into it for the high and lofty purpose It is no time, therefore, for halting wide reputation." has sneaked the Hughes Bill But rea ETC. and them. ERS, independent before an that he put It is a time for standing talking about measures. mantle of Bill Adams, and he and (Signal) J. G. WILSON Pumping EnAnd believArig that, I go a step publidan Ireland? Ireland could not with Ireland or standing against her. Our Specialties: -STREET, PERTH. gadflies are posturing as the HAY his people stand on her feet twenty-four hours, Are the American people ready to 694 further and say: If the American Rams, gines, Windmills, Hydraulic of the day, the men who were sincere then, I believe they would could she?" Large Stock of Fancy Goods, darlings stand for Ireland, or to turn their of Weep, Billowiness, Tanks, Bores and Pumps. Insomnia, Lo.inactive won the war. Kidneys. IndiWell, she is prepared to take the risk, be consistent now. Though that agen backs on her at a critical moment and Weak Nerves, Toys, etc. Pipes, Tobaccos, and all the Address: Note Low Spirits, and Constipation, Goods, That Leather gestion, furrow? has been disputed with me, and that at all events. her lonely Requisites, let her plow Smokers' relieved by this Sick Headache quickly 10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. again, by some of your own American etc., etc. remarkable medicine They talk about their market being is the question, and there is no way of "SHAMROCK" citizens, and that whatever they Of course they getting away from it. WELL Sole Agent: "Fashions for All" HOSPITAL. you near the Irish coast. GET AND GERARD'S IT ST. GET But thought in wartime,-oh, well, now. coast. TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, the Irish near GRAVES. markets AT have KNEELS that think Patterns. they Paper will not find that in IreSurgical, Medical, and Midwifery. did they ever expend one penny WELLINGTON -STREET, PERTH. All Chemists and Stores Sell It Dolls Repaired. I am going very soon to the other All I can say is that I have too muoh could exM. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. to land that they thought theysomewhere over 61 CAMBRIDGE-ST., LZEDERyU side of the water. I hope to go respect for the American peoplewhen THE CATHOLIC DEPOT. Clements Tonic Ltd., Roselle, 24.a.w. it more economical) LE, pend i promas kneel, insincere were Europe in and they that there believe meat and bought They Never. else? speak the to st they allowed President Wilson and that butter and other things from Ireland ised before I left Australia, as lie did speak, in their name

Continuation of Brilliant Speech Governments and Ideals Contrasted in Masterful Manner

;

cLEMENTS TONIC

West and Garrett

Imp

Dave Guthrie

1920

AUGUST 2 THE W.A. RECORD, SATURDAY, meant exactly what I

Irish National Foresters

& CO. JOHN DYNON Hall

I A political SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. said on that occasion.was organised Condrive on our schools I did not re- No Initiation Fee. Cheapest remarks press tributions. The Tory Sydney are widely re- by sectarian bigots. at all in my Perth, secularists O'Neill, the to on Mr. Justice Ewing fer Hugh proBranches: Justice in the Tasmanians. because the secularists sented by to do meets alternate Thursdays, known, and address, Hay nothing whatever that FANCY GOODS, E.P. Ewing's ability isas well the Savoy Hotel Grill Rooms, fair-minded per had know a I Branch, I3oru CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, attack. this Brian reputation his Perth. Etc. re- with is bigots, He street, WARE, not are Tuesday, -established. secularists judge is well that the Fremantle, every alternate quick men- leading SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET Hall, 64 Adelaide they honestly believe garded as a man inwith GREAT VARIETY in TEA W. is the best Friendly Societies politics was re- and SETS, and FRUIT SETS. tality, and when secular school system Secretary's address. in these of street, ablest Some the Fremantle. AND PRICE LIST. cognised as amongst never a fanatic for New Zealand. I Keating, 23 Burt -street, Boulder. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE personal friends. the House. He was cir- men are my that they cannot see Charles Stuart Parnell, Hotel, more good talking A4270 CENTRAL. regret address, Court Fridays. IsS would do far Dr. and was respected by Labour TELEPHONE may about never matSecretary's than had in they heart, and that reformation. meats alternate cles. The about Jesus Christ eye to eye with Catholics, J. I may think Boulder; Midland Junction, QUEENSLAND. similiated the Hon. ters educational. believe John Dillon, Quebec be going to help Mannix. for I -street, Midland the Upper House, the short-sighted, re- Archbishop might In h.s them O'Malley, introducDuhig F. collect from to Bill, class Tory religion Menevia the Charities of of of new one Bishop absence Bond, The the the His Grace Archbishop new Frank that that "Catholicif ed into the Victorian Legislature, and opened the run into big pro. our schools is the chief cause of the Junction. application to Christmas dues from cently blessedthe And, if passed In of politicians, who asked an lack of religion in our public dealMoney to Lend on Sisters of St. JosLloyd George. Messrs. J. says the Tribune, Convent for satisfactory portions about the ofwaist, of the Society's Solicitors, heart," Wil- will, be The convent is at heart," root at Attorney the the at form, -street, "Catholic Blackhall. therefore present question at other its and reeph offensive ings, and with that Morris Hughes, has not been R. Maxwell, Barrack ears have the deplorwantI who and He which structure those to notice. evils without a substantial £2000. A collection liam the world-wide General Secretary, good enough of conducting the num- General may expect a Arch view of the action ed and which formed the burden of Perth, or theBarrack-street. "In sponsibility know, to furniture cost His Grace also un- confirmed, he cheek ed humanitarian 10 when the But I respect these J. J. Snigg, the Justice Ewing liberating erous charitable and realised £420. my address. Trooper Coop- smack on While are a concrete of Mr. LWAV. prisoners in Sydney, honest convictions. institutions which veiled a monument to who served as bishop returns. COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. of the glory of the of the it be possible to bring in a men's Plormel, on the main ques- YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF us Father CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH manifestation oppose an they er. The would is deliverd State. to who this Ewing A.I.F., in -minded large Justice the McCormack, too AUSTRALIA. Church Mr. with are prevent Catholic they Mr. John to of chaplain Bill tion, WESTERN paid sup and valour or Nuns," the control ground on the "Blue will place the Tasmania, on about a few scholarships old friend of the a stirring address and kindred landing in an in bother Hospital on a Act justice to undesirable personintiPatronage of His Grace a visit to Lewisham recently. free passes to nuns. In Note the Address the Australian soldiers. At ervision of charitable business -like of being too that Under the the Archbishop. The President afternoon institutions on a itmore secularists, I must say their Sunday re- the State?" the Rethe of Salutaris" of anticipated own "0 is of the Langupolitician will fight he sang Study to and corpulent able The the well footing, to 'Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone. A2938. are Father Walsh, C.S.S.R., Benediction Objects: mated they Park, Far and distribuHill from Oxford such a question ofshould without any assistance Music, History, Literature, sult in a more equitable that and "There is a Green age, battles demptorist House, means grant. revival fortnight's in the puba charity more, and is (Gounod). of Ireland, tion of the annual not be asked on the grounds Enoggera, conducted sectarianism: and what of the Real Away" openly arid Dancing an Irish -Ireland. in charge of such institutions mission at the Church my opinion, they fight to resort to of the ideals ofMEETS and the lic policy. Manly Union Those NEXT MONThroughout the would scorn RECHABiTE as St. Vincent's Hospital The Society St. Patrick's College and I Piesence, Nundah. fairly who Clifton exercises at I Rev, the Orphanage, bigots. at 8 p.m., at ST. RAILWAY luncheon at Orange Cathedral, the Melbourne of EVENING Mary's South St. entertained DAY In tactics Misattendances at the religious legthe Liston, such J. SCHOOL, a Rev. study read The Rev. to B.A., Orangemen BOYS' Right of the necessity Murphy, large. of loyalty Denis the very have PATRICK'S Father Jor- Gardens. of were said that that Father -elect of be consider by can Bishop -STREET. closely, There I Archbishop very the WELLINGTON D.D., Co-adjutorthe only conditional. sioner was assisted into statement ofMost Ladies C Right Rev.. islation Suppose the Rev. Dr. Delany) isno doubt about this. bill, if ultimately passed Monthly Subscriptions: Auckland, and Hobart (the Is. dan, P.P. the and King, and heart- the lines proposed by the the anniversary of the Juveniles, 6d; Gentlemen, Act of Succession to and MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, ProPrisersat. Monsignor Thomasthem present the hon. law on thewill be quite acceptable referring to this on Secretary. DeDr. self-determination repealed statement In MISS P. O'BRIEN,Asst. Secretary They are right oppoEnthusiastic held at Rockhampton ily congratulated war. upon them Ministry, in British Throne were of view. that would point for Visitors to Perth. conferred hope KENNY, Catholic, the N. a Catholic suitable were a recently MISS most became from expressed our The meetings lany the King Best attention and Moderate Father M. 0' by the Holy See. The occasion was to his Majesty, Will the Perth Railway Station. church in the Archdiocese loyal site at every be and Mount Morgans. they priests Prices. speaker the Francisco soland San to a rejoicing, Father Murphy, to Melbourne. memorial tablets to the fallenwith they give a straight-out answer Flynn was the principal YOUNG of Austhe School of one of reat visit from different partswere It is significant PERTH CATHOLIC crowded meeting in diers of the parish connected de- priest, is on * a this question. decorated presentand * * MEN'S SOCIETY. New Zealand would be erected on that the chief point of my address church tralia such Arts, which was specially was numtheir O'Flynn the that another of the episto the one in robbery and ex. Right Rev. Monsignor Shanahan for the occasion. Father PERTH. delivered a lighted IIis -the wholesale of the lines similar 504 HAY -STREET, had been selected offorthe of the people by the pluiven an ovation onand porch of St. Mary's Cathedral. Right has been elected president Dark Rosaleen. ber therein (Under the Patronage of His Grace such tablets ploitation that in the person connivance the Hospital. intimated and copate Grace .werful oration Very Hamilton tocracy digthe the by Railway Goods Yard). and that allowed Archbishop Clune.) 60S Wellington-st., Perth. (Opposite he chair was occupied need not be expensive. his of Governments-has been of St. Rev. Dr. Liston, Prelate to OF W.A. my Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, while LIME AND STONE MERCHANTS Pieniets, of Mount unchallenged, pass PREMIER Rev. P. Healy, administrator the to THE course nity of Domestic Florrie on HarMiss the Club, In conferred repart of Lime in the State. had been years of Card Room, Cricket The Ven. Archdeacon Beechinor, oseph's Cathedral. paid HolinessRev. critics have seized upon the Thomas Prospect, who is only 15 MusiAbsolutely the Highest Percentage elsewhere. O'Flynn escape have Monsignor the Debating, Father or purchasing marvellous a Club, without before had address sectarianism, riers' 4 his present. age, has studied music she declided of Latrobe, injuries recently. While ferring to Write for Prices and Particulars BRIGGS in the TRADE. No the men who Right had Fifty priests were Lismore, cal and Dramatic Society, The only drag in issues that eloquent tribute tofor from severe We defy competition. Irish Free- King. aid of any teacher until Devonport tried to whatever McGuire, V.G., to do with the under a similar name. Lime for COMMERCIAL CLASSES. id down their lives CApre. to try for the A.L.C.M. examination, driving from Latrobein to nothing connection with others tradingvery "If," he Monsignor Union, EVERY with, Manly THAT week. collided the of low rate. quarter's was Easter upon." behalf one he SOCIETY A on just I touched Manure at vehicle orri in the took desmatters she SHOULD the beautiful a when MAN takguided with horse of his THOLIC YOUNG TO. 'd, "the men who were animated sented Dr. Liston Mr. Haydn West, another one throughArchdeacon was BELONG cross and chain. The tuition from examinaThe pectoral the gold fright. : ies of the world passed toKing Ballarat, and patriotic and he She ing S. BEECROFT, Full particulars on aplication the Christian faith andPearse, as new Bishop and Monsignor thrown out on to the road, Hon. Sec. tion without any difficulty. R. PRENDERGAST, very fine pieces, only received a slight scratch on Butcher, rvour of such men as the world made graceful responses. has composed some and New who M'Donough, sisters, and sh, SUBIACO. in. forehead. the live brothers her to and ROKEBY-ROAD, world 181 Monsigby band SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. Paul ould be a better where such men SUBIACO. The injury sustained are all musical, have their owninvaluStations. Railway Fresh Killed Meat Sold. Society of St. Vincent de ZEALAND. Prime Only NEW od bless the claybless and aid and nor O'Haran as a result of which themselves made Close to Subiaco and Leederville have and (Inoorp.) Vin St. by 1341. God of Australia and 'Phone Western sted, Select their own Medical Advisers. world he is now an inmate whole countryside may the the Patients to !et able and the serious PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. ide Dc ValeraFein was no idle cent's Hospital, was more He was supplying the music for the dances The Council of Churches, says exTERMS MODERATE. the purpose having For Terms Apply to that Sinn incentive to the fer- than at first supposed. many an audience. Society exists forfamilies Zealand Tablet, of This DENOMINATIONS. delighting New ALL and and TO of OPEN corner an theology, the at , but Rev. Mother. of assisting worthy hausted the provinces fight for the crossing the street -street, of public Crown Papishness, Hospital at to inmates r of all who would and and made Equipped was including -street politics, Oxford others, ethics, disA general response circumstanThe Sisters also conduct a Splendidly 'th and honour and preservation when a motor car, which was towtaken up in have turned their attention to Kalgoorlie. institutions, in indigent other good lorry approa- the special collection in f the Irish race." in the cussing the proper scale of racing engages and churches ces, ing a disabled motor O'Haran and was the Cathedral by a CounMonsignor of the Brok- weights. We suggest that, in reworks. It is governed rule in Ire - ched. George Chambers, Barground as a Archdiocese on behalf cil, office in Swan and Referring to British said: "Even hurled violently to the the KALGOORLIE . turn for their kindness, nas branrope core en Hill Distress Fund. D. Jones F. with Perth, USE-NOT ABUSE. and contact -street, Hogan, of Pat rack d the rev. lecturer Price, YOUR EYES WERE MADE FOR When and brown races- result the two vehicles. P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. or conferences in many parishes of formulate a scheme for the restricong the brindle. ches neeting Shiel, mechanism, obtain Dr. Travellers. He for Rev. Right any piece of intricate of government Ireland picked up he was unconscious. in the chur- Good Accommodation -the State. from The services results best Colthroughout the Sunday better form would of get tion To many, funds are not give Councar and her Rockhampton, at All Hallows' it. The Eyes can certainly The calls on its to etc.), d. Britain government that her was placed in a motor reasonable care must be given raised to ches appertaining to the saidO'Shea, 20, headaches, (by June supplementing where warns Sunday, view Nature Hospital, a on when and with Arthur 011iver, Jack e form of Ire- tied to St. Vincent's stand a good deal, but B277. that lege, Society invites the Rev. P. Power, cil. promptly. Telephone, the but desired that selected act to be examination priesthood is time it on might the resources, Flynn its found .ple wanted,remain to ever was Frank and it wills down for a fractured for the Archdiocese of Melbourne, P. J. HEVRON, inspectors to see that persons when making their :nd should may The smallest he was suffering from condi- and conferred the sub-deaconship on as travelling congregations and FOR- remember its work. Bequests were not a pit of darkness.of the earth to. skull, and was in a seriousthat CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, of the Particuhe the Revs. C. J. Duncan, L. Godwin, the various by favour disface in state the AGENCY. reports made long-winded on be Latest own ation of the WARDING its tion. destined persecuted also Conference choose to any or recovery. Fitzpatrick, right and T. lar Council, CEffiffitlinre;rfc% Manager y had the W. courses on Rome. that was is progressing towards GENERAL CARRIERS. - - InEIVTIE of government, anddemanding. for the Archdiocese. Society. s B's CHAMBERS, was O'Connor, Dr. meetIreland PHILLIMORE that Moore, His Lordship writes from Rome Speaking at the quarterly Board has it to her and let her, The Organiser, Brother McGillicuddy Education TicArmidale, 'hy not give own of Maurice FREMANTLE. hop Catholic Union her Dr. the Art of out ing number of Irish been elected president of the St. has great hopes thatEach book soW over his God's name, work of the lee- that he met a large Old in reference to the criticism Archbiskets will be sold. Melbourne) .tiny?" At the close to the Self- Bishops and old friendsthein Rome, address, his Grace Holy Patrick's (East and means a stone in Christian Brofor the ensu- recentO'Shea seen has has Advertisers he Association to re, when contributions "Exception for that said: write and Collegians' hop Please were called him from Fund thers' Appeal. received had remarks termination The Father and year been taken to my recent mention THE RECORD. for all the faithful ing was protnptly subscribed. Insurance Company, Limited. PERTH. a special blessingdiocese. about sectarianism in educational Morgans presided who M.H.R., ayor of Mount Armidale that the in in C. McGrath, lecture D. BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, Mr. O'Flynn's Ker. SAMSON'S Father GLASS, Hughes' nominee, Walsh, defeated Mrrecent election, .wn. £100 was subscribed. Father ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE Ballarat Rev. MARINE, Very FIRE, The to by, at the the Australian WorkINSURANCE at LOWEST M.L.C., C.SS.R., was recently announced lecFahey, at LIABILITY, Bartley speaking EMPLOYERS' and Hon. referThe part of a series of interesting Hall, at Ballarat, P. J. SULLIVAN, Manager... The sub- ers' Union meeting CURRENT RATES ed suddenly in the early North deliver of the Protestant tures at Lismore shortly. at Netherway, red to the is month deceased who jects to be treated are, "The posiheld in the Balrecently gentleman, Federation the of is uay. The 84 years, of the Catholic ChurchCatholic larat City Hall, as a meeting attained the ripe age ofCo. Clare, tion over the result of the Position of Christ," "The as born at New Quay, Institution:" lamentation He said that the Divine a Queensland in Church, arrived Church," Ballarat election eland, and answer, Catholic the of Work crowd" had got their "The "other Difficulyears ago. Save One speaker to it. and "Class Wars and did not like (Mr. G. Brown, of which meeting Gang ties." this at CaThe Black Handnuisance in the * * complained thatgood dis- Coburg) had getting all the ade itself a greatPrince's visit to An old pioneer of theofOrange tholics were he and Borenore, ys before the service, Curtin, public fighting John the the Mr. in members .eensland, has hadandallnot even the trict, recently at the age of 86 years. jobs might tell them that five died ocked out of it, and G. E. He came to New South Wales from out of seven of the Brown family Rev. the of With the advent of the Autumn '1 spittings Limerick, showing public service. Fancy its old-time Mitchel Town, County was Winter Seasons, we are now an ar- were in the owe can rouse it into effort," complaining about Suitinge for says over 60 years ago. He Brown Woollen great George Seasonable a the "By and There gour. enthusiastic Catholic, Catholics in the service. Ladies' Wear. Catholic Advocate, "the League dent andsupporter of Home Rule. A was his brother Charlie, a civil sera great -aged to survive until the isPrince Realms Kevin, ie a vant: Harry was a line inspector in Mary lifel Sister Our Cutter is fresh from thehis work. Brisbane-it daughter, on Wales visited Convent, working was the Ponsonby man, George the the of Fashion, and Expert inCutting and Ballarat; nun in is death! This is Ernest servant: with sun to Auckland, N.Z.-R.I.P. New Ideas, combined the line as a civilthe railways; and 'ry man who makes the the perhas set Workmanship that produce was working on Garins. But the League sun strife at Cape fectly balanced outline result in had the post office Brown is a town in New South Joe There to der clouds of internecine its Wearer. despite the Wales called Gilgandra, and con- Clear; and what had ments that grace the d financial difficulties, loyalty Five of the (Laughter.) and In about? of gigantic. growl woes are Ilow asseverations Brown was seven members of thewere campaigns its loyalty elie ephemeral enthusiasm aroused It r,c,iv. the of scription said Mr. McGrath, the coming of the future head the loudest in theofState. ina- family,for active service, but not one a -spoil war Prince The gible marits share as - Anglican Church. ed could," "I not war. did the it present position of thecanwoollen only come a sore trial to the Tribe of chine-gun, and, because it sat down of them went to "say some nasty Shrewd men reviewing the newspaper reports he continued, A potential Pontifex receive a "Big Bertha," still further in England as indicated by the owser. ket Here advance the must side. Suits came other that the is Then An about imus, or whatever it is that to one conclusion, and that The one way to avoid these rising costs and wept bitterly! it by: or, worse things a couple of samples:27 Chaplain delay. and passed cans style the successor of Henry in price in the near future. days In the are been Clothing requirements without bet Prince Holden had only services the train stopped, and H., who could drink, smoke, is to provide for your future the still, cost to even and his France, lunching refusedThe horse races, and (breathe it gent. Rev. Prince, The throng £1,400. even swear; who refused to come to the windbw!and doors, and Commonwealth on and received banged the windows Larry Rentoul was in France - t the Freemasons, we are told, even shorter period, and the bill for roars, and cheering private audience the Apostolic the an What But £400. away." was of services "miles his be heard legate and the Archbishop if needs budge! Then outcry there would havecostbeen the could over and above immediate 'sbane; who made a pal of give "Teddy" refused to"Remember these what Catholic chaplains had The purchase of a Suit or two price period ahead. actually roared, Fihelly, pire-burster Gilgandra in carrying men over the high The had materially this market. assist as will woollen gold and, of war!" sums." of this favourable that awful person a pair we did in the "Teddy" We are not taking advantage Better Suits is as lowweasaimposve-links, and encouraging the no effect, they counted at an of profit we retain on Brown's says times margin all lucky, At aerowas an in conditions. him in to pursue out! "Teddy" They might have SOUTH AUSTRALIA. still sible consistent with present-day and Brown's Better Suits right paper. PURCHASER, e; whose patronage almost proEastern THE FOR gun famous VALUE machine that has made them ked the adamantine Lennon to turned the old German arembody the same sterling value We buy materials as heavily as it is Mrs. O'Mara and Miss O'Mara point of retraction; who, finally, on to him in their wrath. that They were throughout West Australia. for the lowest possible figure turnSuits our rived safely in Ireland. minated his delinquencies by tailor and T. do, possible to on the immense Wilcannia- met at Kingstown by the Rev. R. 'ng that this Bolshevik State can be done for, depending Hayden, of make to Bishop TAILORING Rev. GOOD wearers the the says: give and Suits Queensland gave him the greatest Forbes, in a letter from Rome, with O'Mara, S.J., Next morning they over and the satisfaction that our O'Mara, S.J. a long private audience d most sincere welcome he had at our business a.commercial success. and "I had He has a won- had the happiness of assisting ahead of your Father. t with in Australia, amazed cote Holy the Thomas and Mass said by Father ONLY, and buy them welloutlay. Buy founded the narrow-skulled Buy GOOD CLOTHES derful knowledge of Australia, of the Jesuit on your Clothing and Satisfaction the money Church of the save malice, at petty would on you only O'Mara if who thrive needs has great appreciation Dublin. !Gardiner-street, Suits, and you have Style, Quality, Better Fathers, orance, and uncharitableness. Church under the Southern Cross. Brown's till Ireland in and the bargain. e eagerly desired renascence did His Holiness looks quite young to They intend staying The Rev. R. O'Mara into September. occur, the plan proved abor- active, and should be spared 15th. was to be ordained onbe the t.' Its last report shows that it guide the barckue of Peter for many that hoped hopwas to £165 in debt, and the committee years to come.' His Lordship be- August, and it to perDr. Spence would be able to that it is impossible to carry ed to reach Ireland about the ceremony. Mrs. ordination the form July. of ginning Lourdes, and Miss O'Mara went toto Paris visand after their return After spendether Treacy, C.S.S.R., conductVICTORIA. at 'St. ited the battlefields. & very successful mission motthey London in time some 's, Gladstone -road. and of the ing ored across England and Wales, At the annual convention good Protestant Federation in Victoria took the boat for Ireland at Holysterling Irishman and a Mich Pastor Melbourne, Mr. head. recently in holic, in the person of chairman of the J. Collins, of Nanango, who was Thomas, a former OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTin Churches," said a few I known and highly respected, "Council of MENT. Widespread regret was caused pleased have not at h to his reward recentlyborn things which couldMr. Thomas ob- Narracoorte when news camesonthat of This important Department the members. age of 78 years. He was Mr. Willie Hutchison, eldest there that with a view to gi felt organised often been landed he Padthaway and of served that call Hutchison, .unty Cork, Ireland, J. cannot Mr. who ignorant an clients, ing country was more to fear from the G. had been drowned. The ustralia in 1864. R.I.P. from the ignor- Station,event personally, the full benefit of SER. took place whilst he Protestantism thanThere tragic TAILORING reason was BROWN River R. Georgina ance of Rome. NEW SOUTH WALES. that they was crossing ofthe No matter at what distance cattle, which he was ITJCE. to fear those who thought we can fit they with a mob you live from the city to Mares done their part when entire satisfaction by your is Lordship, Dr. J. M. Liston, had found fault with other men. In bringing from Queensland to and you Shakes had Begot, System. AuckOrder Messrs. of for Mail -elect to our .jutor Bishop was need of means of He was about 20 years his 12th. for this country there benefit of Ci , left Sydney on the Thus you have the va', up a Christian community Lewis. long finished sterling at Clothes d, accompanied by Fathers build knew what they stood for, who age, and had not Tailored Brodoor who at the Christian J Delaney. brought right to your O'Neill a nd J. on the de- education prices he where dowill Ballarat, could place themselvesoffensive, and thers' College, branches of sport, esSend to-day-a postcard as well as the of patterns fensive all in parcel cablegranitner excelled the liberal give proour can their one f for foot reasons for and give could cricket, -measurement who says rowing, home joke, elaborate simple and .'t for an Press, faith which they de- pecially And where he was most the suggestion tests and the These are sent free to your Catholic Some Protestants knew racing both teachers and fel- chart. Mannix might be fended. address. t Archbishop cannot of God, and popular with Word most the a of had little He very separatbe place low -schoolmates before him, and d in Wales WRITE US TO -DAY. give nothing to take thebelievpromising career from a cablegram dated August could which others of all the residents of to. Car- of the errors in the pre- the sympathy ttributing a statement of nature parents the his to know To out ed. goes Gasparri, speaking at the Liv- cious charge which God had given, Narracoorte loss that they have Catholic Congress, that Mr. they must have a constructive and in the great They sustained by his death.-R.I.P. George had assured him that enlightened Protestantism. Welsh were still Catholic at

PAGE VI

TASMANIA.

matters.

The China

236 and 238 Murray Street, Perth

:"-Australasian News

& O'DEA BOWRA UNDERTAKERS General Funeral Furnishers

PIER STREET -

Coffee

offee Palace

Pam

BRIGGS

ROWLAND,

Hospital of St. John of God,

AUSTRALIA HOTEL

THE ASSOCIATED OPTICIANS' J. FIST 20-23 BAIRD'S ARCADE

CO.

Colonial Mutual (Fire & Accident)

BROWN'S Better

Ladies' Tailoring

SUITS

the Standard of Value in Clothes.,

COGAN BROS.

Suits

Ladies' &Gentlemen's Tailors

At present prices Brown's Better afford an opportunity to save money

670 Hay Street. Perth

IhimmimimmEimmt

the Brown's Better Suits are Standard of Clothing Value.

from110s.to220s.

THE

RIGHT

ADDRESS

FOR THE RIGHT

DRESS

PAGE VII

28, 1920 THE W. A RECORD, SATURDAY, AUGUST asC....4 C......1 C'..e..9 C......11C.....1 4") C.o.)

sidered that

C".....11

threats against the

liberation are of no avail, and CV 4"....31 CV" Irish it is. possible that the world will

from

Orange Camp

John McCormack

TEN GALLONS

sfitstictileliele4ktft:ItelgeltiAttiesttetOetitclit.14.Antie.v

el shiest Boiling Weler is

ST. GERTRUDES COLLEGE

1 MONTH. of a fresh THE STORY OF A CONVERSION. VISITS PERTH NEXT shortly be the witness 9-1 The English massacre in Ireland. POPULAROUTSTANDING HIS 0.S.B., suffiNolan, have Patrick NORCIA NEW (By Dom great English newspapers ITY. by Z MA., Etc.) ciently prepared the ground 4 (By CEARBALL 0 BRIMN.) MA., lies. The means of incitement andare Of the Rev. John H. Steele, by the Sisters of St. Joseph Austhe in Conducted Sternbeig, I loading Freda (By away, Bryan.) (Cyril has recently passed murderers of Amritsar tralian Musical News.) poor Ire- who for I protect God knowledge, alill with rifles. speak their C",--1, can C....* C.......1 all for the Education of Young Ladies In the musical history of New illhir-....ac,..J r"..., C"...,1 if..., ILI* land and her brave people." knew him well-knew him with which York, there has been no more bril Made his virtues and his faults-and The Home Rule (?) Bill. Pracno 1920. of have that than we year that liant say Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR 4I For can of us saying tically every world-famed artist was One does not like to joke about It was a favourite unsaid quite faults? that you heard in that city, either in concert, man a of the dead, so 1 have left know to his of I I I and I ought to recital, or grand opera, and amongst lot of things about the HomeofRule an early date. He denied emphati aBill. the must live with Ihim, received with DUBLIN, June 26, 1920. But a recent criticism and know him, for lived with him for these artists none was cally the allegation that Catholics ef Tory Mc- Galt'. wr chief John than do Post, are enthusiasm were gang Morning greater his Ireland years. and in ten Protestants While Carson be amiss, some the blaze of and each other's throats if Orange organ, will not son of the late Head Master Cormack. cut The to ready few in? their utmost to fan some Mcthat to it were not for "the kindly British since we understand ago I heard John Enniskillyears School, Some interesting is Royal it Portora of bigotry religious take it seriously: testiTrinity Col- Cormack sing here in Australia. and quoted instance after people in Australia a en, he was educated at read the various unsolicited him Iron of the soldiers," "The Home Rule Bill resembles where he had a dis- also had the pleasure of meeting to show the contrary. monials as to the tolerance warm atmos- lege, Dublin, the re in in instance which late Profes- and hearing his views on music, majority this jelly, the said politician," relative, a Catholic not "I am tinguished overwhelming obbegins When -room general. in supper bore colthings the he of and the in name song, phere ordinof sor Naughton, whose the South, which appear daily. Just Ulster Protestant. "I am anbut to melt before the eyescan to hear him sing at the Hip- ROAR Haughton went I stinately no John press minister; name, Dublin Presbyterian ary second the a of as umns such testi- Christian minister worthy of the the assembled guests. The hostinde- Steele, but on his conversion he podrome in New York, on a very in this last week a dozen early MUD out of which name can look on Ireland with any do nothing except order the for Haughton, cold winter's evening at the monials have appeared, The substituted Henry out first is degree of complacency or self-satis- corous dish to be removed, butof that of respect for part of last winter, I was prepared following. I surmise, I cull the the partly. art his case the in beautiful, voice what as his and find partly, to exactly newly can is Newman, and faction. No Christian minister from the mouth of the r. of look at Ireland, seeing all over the Bill cannot be done. As each clause John Henry initials inspiring, and his personality deunanimously elected Moderator examined, he told me, to preserve his unpretotally strenuously I was is but Bill lightful; Ireland, the in of of thousands Church and country thousands the Presbyterian intact. re- Price I manifest either thatif it he was Chaplain pared for the magnitude of Ithe years armed to the teeth, and it becomes soldiers, it many the Right Rev. H. P. Glenn. FollowFor that or knew work in practice Mas- ception that awaited him. ing his election as Moderator, by the amidst a people at high tension, and will not dangerous. to the Earl of Erne, latea Grand I had but highly be world-famous, which was would he it Belfast. post did at light, annual general assembly Reverend know that a spark might complains that ter of the Orangemen, to grasp the enormous hold order to enter the failed knowing what would then happen, Sir EdwardofCarson on June 7th.. the Right concert -goCommons takes very he resignedHeinhad for some time he had upon the critical gentleman, having denounced the without feeling that it is his bound- the House Rule Church. Home . the in of New York. the public of ing interest of the truth en duty to see that this question is little "lawlessness" prevalent, proceeded in convinced but been New in regret, been his has Anyone who We share and had conscientito emphasise the fact that the re- settled-settled once and for all, and Bill. the Hippowe cannot say we Catholic Faith, the fact to his late York will know that four ligous question worked so assiduous- in a way to bring peace and prosper- the circumstances ously disclosed times as drorne will hold about who tried to persuade ly by the English politicians was all ity; the only way any question can are surprised." patron, noble as can be crowded into people and many Everybody. fancy Damns Post mere a was it moonshine. "It is a notable fact," be settled in any civilised country Morning him that Melin ABSOLUTELY THE BEST Building Exhibition the from a has him frank delusion, and to dissuade to-day is by the will of the majority he concluded, "that nowhere Morning Post is just as purpose: bourne. There were just that many VALUE EVER OFFERED. hand been raised against one of our of the people. Ireland by 80 per onThe affairs in general as it is coming over, but all toofnothe claims awaiting the arrival of McCormack Irish againnor its decided buildings, has its people, cent. of Undoubt- Steele was convinced isolated church platform of that M on the Home Rule Bill. and resolv. on the gigantic getand Church, st a single individual Presbyterian, future." bad very Catholic the -way was half feeling of it is he Before If only ed to follow the dictates of hiscon- building. But while these Protestants are edly as such, in the South and West." -3Z- 'Mu a roar ting worse from day to day. it meant across the stage there was Of course, it should be added in doing their utmost to sink the reliat all costs; and but George would use the remedy grace from the audience. It was quite is science It sacrifice, well. all fairness, that the Moderator of gious question, in the National Lloyd be great a would all to hear indeed loved suggests, In 1910 evident that if they the Presbyterian Church in Ireland cause, press and Parliament are do- it they loved equally to simple remedy, and can be sum- was stronger than nature. Without the dangerous inaeoarity of plaster. could not be expected to know as ing their utmost to sink the National amarised in Fisher -fashion: "Shoot an auction was held at the Rectory, McCormack It and Nailed Rev. even see his wonderful smile. In sheets to alinueS any desired size; which may be Sawn much on this particular question as cause through the religious question. the lot." Shoot the Sinn Feiners, and the neighbouring curate, provThe night. that evident very was Ausin since journals and a splendid Artistic Derry afforded them the In- M. Young, who has ever Most certain parsons are Nationalists, CILIL,YEL the from impressed me with Egyptian that the thing Effects Panelled chance, and they availed themselves dian Nationalists, the Labour agita- ed such a staunch friend, came over time he began his first song was tralia. That stands to reason. of it, as the Belfast Irish News tors, and, of course, the Bolsheviks. to help in making it a success, but that if his audience loved him, he "I Am a Protestant-" inthe Prices on application out: little thinking or suspecting his audience. Look at this: It was a quaint coincidence that, pointed Steele took also lovedthe "An abominable aspect of the ter end of that programme "So far the Government have ner meaning of it all. Before just as the Presbyterian Moderator which the city is proved themselves utterly unable to him into the garden and told him through rible feud more sung have must Ca. the McCormack to this tribute to was pIllailsg is the shamelessly distorted check, much less repress, the Irish the great secret; he was going than a dozen encores. The people tholics o the South and West, the passing lying reports that are being sent insurrection. Nor is that failure abandon all things to follow Christ refused to let him go. They clam. Irish Times (the Orange and Castle and Factory, Tilery and Showrooms : Lord Street. to the news surprising when the Prime Minister and enter Peter's fold. occurrences out about he in an arpublished into oured for song after song, and organ in Dublin), and the English papers. openly and unconditionally offers to Shortly after his reception Most -hearted manner sang and the Erticle warning the world in general of agencies to visit a are example, when Catholics in life Church, he paid treat with the rebels. The country the era of persecution that the Pro- For where sang for them as if nothing the the Heights) dead in the street, as five or six weary of declarations byChandington Abbey, Birmingham, could give him greater pleasure. testants of the South would face in shot DARLING VIEW ESTATE (Subizoo W.A. Chambers, them have been, the fact that is took up his residence, voice Top floor, by the Lord his that me afterwards to Minister, seemed Camhe It Prime thethe event of a Republic coming into of is midway between the City and Ocean Beach. is concealed, and cellor, by the Secretary for War. and where a young Protestant Estate Catholics The are they and beautiful, ever than of more Hall was Town Perth establishment the from being, or of bridge-street is the nearest direct 61route the report is so contorted as to give to its natural these gentlemen going to ological student of Trinity College in addition that it passes right and miles), about only of any other form of Home Rule. The the impression that the murder of When areViscount distance Church (a is the Ocean the Perth to French, who of SI George's Terrace, the warmth received into reflected it 1 -acre was beauty, about begin? of Mr. T. R. blocks where Estate, sequel was amusing. present View through the Darling these men is the work of Sinn Fein duty of governing the same time. There themasters, his personality. Of all the concan be had for Garvy, of Woodville, Birr, read the criminals, whereas it is done by Uni- charged with thewhich he has entire- writer, as one of the guest certs I heard last winter in New STOTT & HOARE, Proprietors. article, and promptly rounded it onist snipers. On the other hand, Ireland, a duty FROM £40 PER LOT. close contact with York, none gave me greater pleainto understood is brought discharge, payments exto to the was failed ly letter following a the off with wrote per cent. deposit; balance by monthly -10 he Terms the victims, are quite Protestants there when is It From McCormack. John London. of to that than Buy before the press: "I am a Protestant land fact that they are Unionists is bla- to be comingwhere Lord French Steele. farewell letter to his late surematter whether he sang a ballad tending over eighteen months free of interest. No Business late. touching too in be will you he or SUCCESS constructed, agent, who have worked in every zoned forth, and Sinn Feiners are at immaterial which are in trams he resides. Protestant parishioners, aria from grand opera, his his rea- or an and county from Cork to Dublin for 30 once accused of being the murder- chooses to go, or where his art were equally satisvoice disclosed for the first time A Lord Lieutenant who can neither comes from TRAINING years, and have never experienced, ers." CONNOR. DOHERTY ii D17RACK-LTD., PERTS his ottice, may sons for leaving them. It was resign nor duty fying. that his do anything of and complain to words or had An even viler sample of misreprefrom consideration. We couched in the kindest Later on, when the programme could possibly be construed into sentation occurred only yesterday, be dismissed breathed the spirit of true Christian was ended, I went behind the stage, believe, however, that if Sir N. Mac hostility on account of my religion. We Coach inhowever. The annual Maynooth ready dis- charity, but was met with a torrent where I found the tenor in of the powers full given as were Protestants, I am convinced that gathering took place a few days ago, restore British rule of abuse. He and ins Ulster flock midst of a throng of admirers. Just SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, they such, need fear no persecution or un- and was attended by all the Hierar- cretion, he could friends; of best in he sang, because they wanted had parted the BOOKKEEPING, Commercial Southern chy. Of course, the Cardinal was in Ireland. Mr. Lloyd George, fair discrimination from conceivable him; but now as more and more, so he had a greetthe position in Ireland, had been loath to lose ENGLISH, Etc., an All Catholics under any there, and was heartily welcomed debating of Abraham all was changed, and their chagrin ing for each one. To my amazeexample the quoted Business Subjects. they returnwhen form of Home Government." In Rome. on his return from Lin- was not diminished remembered Mr. he that like I found that ment, said could and Garvy Lincoln, Mr. Again, of course, thanks, Cardinal Logue referred coln, he would never consent to learned that he had resolved not me, and it was more than eight Irish ing a be to is not be expected to know30 the but Ireland times to the troublous Catholic, had years since I had met him. He of He would do well to only to be a Our Special FULL BUSINESS RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. Catholics, after a paltry asyears and told of how secession. secession has priest. So much for tolerance as a great many questions to ask me COURSE guarantees to fully qualcertain passing through, life among them, as well He then make haste lest he find his heart bled for Derry. understood by Ulster Protestants, about Australia, and was looking ify in ONE YEAR. occurred." themfor CHAS. Z. GOSDEN, by parsons and papers in Australia. hearers his proceeded to startle DANIEL MULCAHY, who are always claiming conscience forward to his trip here, because, as Physician, Heal Thyself. Manager. saying that he had received a warn"L An Ulster Protestant-" selves that liberty of to he put it, "the happiest days of his Proprietor. would prepare Post to Morning deny Orangemen the the from only would ing If they life have been spent in Australia." inTwo voices on the same question IMPORTANT.-We are having On the. which of an old man "I am exceedingly clean its own door -mat. his end! for example durthe Atlantic the Surely March across for wafted ready to be were no- obliged to my anonymous friend," same day as the above, the follow- -their own self-constituted guide in Mr. John McCormack, the cele- stalled, a Lop- Range Receiving Aping the week, and are worthy of Sam's he continued, jocularly, "for it was a ing appeared in the Daily Mail. It religious matters-abandoning. all brated Irish -Australian tenor, has (1920), modern type tice. They show that Uncle been was written by a gentleman named and sacrificing all for conscience been accorded great musical recep- paratus of -ie most,Receiver, have and I on, I acted warning by truth the taught told being people are their tions in both Sydney and Mel- Valve and Crystal going to preparing myself for the end, come -of all namesl-G. C. Crook:sake ought to have opened Students Instructors. Expert by true Irishmen, and are notpropaganalcrithe say of to professional But I want when it may. "There are 70,000 He was deprived He will be visiting Perth qualify for Operator's Certificate is eyes. bourne. be bull -dozed by English ARTISTS' If I am shot by an Orange- minals at large in England. When lowance made him by his noble pat- in September for the first time. this. 12 Months. PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, AND da. The first is the straightforward who man it will not be because I am a a chief detective for England has ron; he had to abandon his claim COLOURMEN. opinion of an Irish Protestant will be because I am been appointed and the detective to a considerable portion to which It politician. becomesince has A3945. he Phone, is not-unler' Schools. writ- a Catholic and the successor of the forces mobilised to meet the national he was entitled from the Protestant Terms on Application to: HARROLD & MURRAY, s Sinn Feiner. He is a noted Wholesale and Retail. Special Prices for Convents and prelate honoured by needs, those 70,000 men and women Church Body, and to begin the er, and has done wonderful work for illustrious T. S. HALPIN, BA., Principal. by com- struggle for life all over again at the MERCHANTS, Thereliving ago. weeks their PRODUCE few a getting are the Church who agriand literature in Ireland both (Late 16th. Batt, Air.) you will be able to take steps mitting crime all over the country age of sixty-a voluntarily poor man VICTORIA PARK. It is George Russell, or fore, culture. to secure my canonisation quite will dwindle rapidly in numbers and for the sake of Christ, rich only in Have on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, 'Phone 2357. "AE," as the world knows him best, of his trust of Providence. or One thousands the Of safely." Wheat, is Telephone, No. A1011. effectiveness. Barley, extract Oats, this Straw, Hay, who is speaking, and The English papers have had a crimes committed, from larceny to two of his intimate relations-to Linseed, and Maize. taken from one of a series of articles Fein murder, more than 80 per cent. go their honour be it said-were true "Sinn this latest A1837 over field -day press Telephone, York New Garage the for he is writing TERMS CASH. outrage"-for they have had the in- undetected and unpunished, and the to him in his hour of trial. They on the .Home Rule Bill monstrosity: ASK FOR credible hide to put the warning amount of stolen property not recov- knew him too well to impute un"As for the moral consequencesif of DUG BOGUE. sum." the against fabulous Logue, a him. to runs into to Cardinal it sent ered motives Bill, worthy Ireland this Government of CO., and reform. SMITH went C. H. Engjob of he one the Only like Abbey Fein! CAR P333 FOR HIRE DAY AND If it doesn't From Erdington is put into operation it will artificial- door of Sinn(Daily NIGHT. Telegraph) had ing England, it could try Belfast. to Rome, with the view of being lish paper UNDERTAKERS, ly divide Protestant and Catholic. to the decency to report the Cardinal's Only a week or two ago a volume admitted to the Eternal Priesthood. Biz Cylinder Studebaker -7 Seater. -ST., PERTH. Nothing could be more loathsome this re- words on the subject. Every other was declared to be "now available." Bishops are generally shy of accept- 281 NEWCASTLE Touring Parties and Wedding the man of liberal mind than religion A1231. paper has by insinuation It was entitled "Judicial Statistics, ing subjects of great age and little 'Phone (Day or Night) .. Specialty. actionary attempt to make an Irish London put this Orange devilry down to Ireland, 1918"1 Gee, I thought, this means, but the Holy Father took for Weddings. Cars Cream the basis of politics. I, as by Sinn Fein! is quick work. Only 18 months be- him under his special protection ARMADALE. Garage: 14 Hyde-street, North Perth Protestant, and an Ulsterman Telephone A4395. hind. Well the Irish press saw it, and sent him to the College of Noble German Rifles. Carson's 'Phone AMU. birth, have lived in Southern Ireland Rank. CO., & Motor HOLDWAY G.P.O. was it for why saw prepared in too, and they also Ecclesiastics, where he GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, 8 Armada's most of my life. I have worked Telephone, never Speaking of English papers reso long coming out. This is why. Its the priesthood. After his ordinaLicensed Sewerage Plumbers Proprietor. every county, and I have barrier (Certificated). minds me of the smack given to Car- statistics show that: he returned to Erdington Abtion found my religion made any COSTELLO, H. F. G. Catholic sonites by the Manchester Guardian Fifty per cent. of the murders bey, which he made his home, and Gasfitters and Sheet Metal Workers. between myself and my religion a re the offer of the Ulster Volunteers A Trial Solicited. committed in Ireland in 1918 were where he was kindly and tenderly Byers Road, Midland Junction. countrymen, nor was my 40-44 Pieritreet, Perth. to lend Dublin Castle 3,000 fully committed in Ulster, ' waited on in health and in sickness bar to my work; and in that ill-fated Painter and House Renovator. law and orUlster only these who "restore of Pro. to cent. per men -brothers, armed Forty lay Southern one German by Convention Irish All Classes of Repairs, Alterations, It is a very un- murders were committed in Bel- abandoned their work of mercy rose der" in Ireland. testant Unionist after another and Renovations Satisfactorily LARKIN, MRS. no fast City. kind smack: "England wants when they were forcibly repatriated. up to say they did not fear persecuExecuted. -partisans of the COSTUMIERE There were as many murders in This meant repatriation for Steele tion from their Nationalist and Ca- help from the fellow 1914, A Trial Solicited. the whole landed in the as to Ireland of men who in April, Belfast City alone of Kalgoorlie), who returned (Late himself, tholic countrymen. The Leader rifles in AnProvince of Leinster, or the -Pro- last year in the company of Dom Wishes to notify her former Clients, the Slpeem Unionists made an elo- 40,000 German Mauser vince of Munster; and twice as Peter Nugent; and both have since and Ladies generally, that she is peal to the Ulster Union- trim and Down (says this Manchesquent 'Phone, A1474. the ter Guardian). Many of those rifles many as in the Province of Con- passed to a better life within a few Opening a Business at ists to throw their lot in with who G. E. DINES, commitin used been 'We probably said: have naught. He Ireland. of days of each other. rest PERTH. ST., the a 262 FITZGERALD in if that murders trust saying this week's PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, ting There is a trite have lived among Nationalists Good Old "Loyalist"! Guaranteed. where the two facunfortunate Satisfaction is HAY -STREET. priest 955 Catholic them; we ask you to trust them.'" streets of Derry, Just one more cutting from the tions seem to have equally surpassto abandon his profession, American Protestant Minister. This is from the enough ed themselves in disloyalty to the English press. the sure that in nine cases be may you Times, London The other American voice is the King's peace. The only thing a agony column of of ten something discreditable His modesty is ad- out SAVOY HOTEL, Perth voice of a Protestant Minister, the self-respecting English Government June 24, 1920. is the cause of his fall. This at Rev. G. S. Lackland, D.D., Minister could answer to so impudent a ges- mirable: cannot be said of converts to least IreThe Savoy is the Acme of Luxury in "Loyal Irishman resident PHARMACIST, lose to stand of Grace Episcopal Church, Denver, ture is that the Mauser-armed facand Refinement. sick of it earn Catholicism-they in a material Colorado. Like that other Ameri- tion had better hold its peace until land and absolutely£250, little gain and much, -STREET, to HAY part, or 542 Tariff. 12s 5d per day; 1,4 4s per Again, those can Protestant minister, the Rev. Englishmen have had time to forget estly seeks loan of week. £250 is as sense by the change. in indulge Dr. Mythen, Dr. Lackland's virility its responsibility for the present dis- enable him to emigrate. often PERTH. leave us too nothing to thousands, but it is every- who Aecommodation may be reserved by and decisiveness is most impelling repute of law in Ireland." abuse of the good Mother wire or letter. No security worth violent me. to thing abandoned; have and refreshing. "Of all the unscruthey brethren German Paper on Ireland. bargaining about except word of and pulous devices," declares this ProJ. SL QUIGLEY, 1.11:40106. but Steele, while thoroughly con- PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST. Altogether the English papers honour to repay." testant minister, "used to break vinced of the errors of his former and down brotherhood, there is none make amusing and instructive readspoke adherents, its Church and VETERINARY CHEMIST. worse than that of stirring up reli- ing in these days. The allusion toa For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gas- kindly and charitably of those from reminds me of BEDFORD HOTEL fious hatred by an appeal to pre. the German rifles affairs Fitting & Galvanised Iron Work, whom conscience obliged him to in the Gerfor good judice. To deny Ireland her poll- comment on Irish separate, always rendering 3152. MURRAY-STREET. DUNN, Telephone MARK The Zeitung." "Deutsche paper economan trial rights because certain . evil like the good Christian that he Thoroughly Renovated Throughout. FARRELL BROS. 332-334 Wellington-street, Perth. mic interests have utilised a religi- article is entitled "English Hangwas. Accommodation for CounSplendid Drainer. and and is in Plumber and reprinted Ireland," Licensed in Merchants practice men actual Produce in that General ous prejudice try Visitors. Water Supply, Corn Crushers. they never have accepted, is hypo- part in the English Morning Post. To the Metropolitan TEAT'S, G. F TARRIFF MODERATE. Sewerage, and Drainage Department HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE.' These men seek to hide Just an extract: critical. Optician, Bath Baths, AUBURN, Proprietor. Utensils, in Dairying Specialise with bleed"We can only watch who GEORGE Firm beaims only The their selfish Imperialistic 37 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. Heaters, Tanks, and Windmills ing hearts the terrible tragedy in the Grain and Salt Crushing. hind the Protestant Church." (Opposite Town Hall). Made and Repaired. conIt apparently Isle. is Emerald Ulster Parson and Patriot. MOIR'S CHAMBERS. You have heard long ere this of MOTOR CAR PAINTING. the dismay of the Ulster bigots on McCARTHY, HARRY (a Dr. Irwin hearing that the Rev. 196 PIER -STREET. noted Ulster Presbyterian minister) the PAINTER. to combat COACH America had left for PRACTICAL vile propaganda of the Carsonite Societies' Acts of Australasia.) Established Over 20 Years. (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly delegation recently returned from the States. At first it was merely disIts Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. may; then, as they read his first anAppeals to Catholics (males and females), demanding America of press the to nouncement It is essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Specially will be established in any Locality on receipt by the that he had gone there to show that their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches the PRIEST of SCOTLAND'S BEST. SIGNED by TEN PERSONS, sanctioned by the Irish question was not, and DISTRICT SECRETARY of a requisitionintending members being fully set out in the requisition. of ages and question, the DISTRICT, the names should not be, a religious MALT WHISKY. PURE Funds. in 50,000 members and £300,383 Finally, as he they were angry. 550 BRANCHES Throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand: As supplied under Contract to the appeared on the same platform with Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. help and Financial and Government Hospitals W.A. MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. President de Valera, it was unproAlso RailNO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. Medical Department. nounceable rage that filled them. CITY AND SUBURBAN APPROVED ON and the Leading AMOUNTS Cars SMALL Dining OR way LARGE foreseen IN had LOANS ADVANCED However, Dr. Irwin the throughoUt Clubs and Hotels His FREEHOLD PROPERTY. that, and paid no heed to it. any State. calm reasoning has wiped away Sole Asset: dole. false impression the Carsonite Hibernian Hall, Murray-st., Perth. gation of ministers made, and the Full Particulars on Application to J. J. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, latest news of him is of a great meeting at Montreal, where it is proposed to hold an All -Irish Convention at

IRISH LETTER

TEN

MINUTES

PROTESTANTS ALL

55'

ETTER S LTD,

UNDERWOOD BUSINESS

COLLEGE .

The Plaster Board

to-

WUNDER.LICH LTD.,

HOTEL CENTRAL PERTH

A. MAYRI-IOFER & CO., 659 Hay Street, Perth.

RICHON VINEYARDS and

WINE CELLARS

J. B. GEORGE

Hibernian Australasian Catholic Benefit Society.

Glersoran No. 10.

PHIL. COYLE

"BEST FOR BABY BEST FOR YOU."

PAGE VIII A

Question Put

THE W.A. RECORD. SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, i920 to Englishmen

Dail Eireann

Pope Benedict XV's Encyclical on Conciliation -If the League of Nations would only Listen

Coolgardie A highly

successful children's fancy dress ball, in aid of the CoolVarious rumours have been trickling through the cables from Lon DECISION THAT HIGH COURTS BE SET UP. gardie Convent of Mercy, was held don during the last few weeks rela tive to the Government's intentions in the Royal Hall, Coolgardie, on towards Ireland. It would seem as though the Government had no Friday-, the 13th. inst. The hall LOAN OVER -SUBSCRIBED. MR, DE VALERA'S POLICY settled convictions upon the matter of holding Ireland by "the present was prettily decorated with flags methods of crude and brutal mill tart' coercion," or by the generous ENDORSED. and wattle blossom, and, together concession of self-determination. The "New Statesman," a leading weekly with the gay dresses of the dancers. review of politics and literature, published in London, sees in the Irish formed a picturesque and charming claim for self-determination a pro blem of grave and urgent concern Plans for the Future. People's Good Sense. scene, for which great credit is due to the people of England. It does not regard an Irish Republic as a The Irish Republican Parliament to the organisers. "Dail Eireann boasts today that The judges, "The tragedy of the present situation lies in menace to the Empire. held a session last week, commenc- only five available members were Mesdames M. Lloyd, C. Peahen, and the fact that it might be entirely transformed by a small amount of ing on Tuesday June 29, when the absent of the seventy originally choPymley, and the Rev. Father O'for as transHe is an hung on courage and generosity." authorised the Cross He Following but of collections individuals. From the decree authorising establish- sen to represent Ireland at the las,. Grady. had by no means an easy ment of courts of justice and eq- General Election. The others are lation of the full text of the Ency- prayed pardon of His Father for the moment that the war ended , task in selecting the prize -winners, It is time, says the New States- determination" to an absurdity. But uity and courts of criminal juris- either in America, on the Continent, a clical on the Christian R!concilia- those who so unjustly and wickedly both from motives of charity and but the following awards gave tun man, people in this country realised we accept Mr. Lloyd George's by of issued Pope tortured Him: Peoples, tion "Father, forgive also through a certain necessity of versa' satisfaction: Best diction, was passed, thus complet- or unable to reach Dublin on acan that, sooner or later, we may be marks on this matter subject to re ing the machinery of government, count of the semi-paralysis of the Benedict XV. on Pentecost Sunday, them, for they know not what they things, there has begun a universa 1 girl, over 12, Iolanthe; best dressed forced to consent to the creation of important practical qualification, do." 23:drawing together of the peoples boy, over 12, Orlando; best dressed of which the local and district railways. Each man was carefully May an independent Irish Republic. Ad- namely, that the intensity of the dedressed We, too, the should be To Primates, Archthe first to Patriarchs, moved to unite by their girl, over 8 and under 12, Spanish courts, now operating throughout instructed as to the time and place mittedly it is as yet a possibility mand for secession must be taken the pity and loving kind - needs as well as by reciprocalmutual the country, form the first instal- of his arrival at Dublin, with full bishops, Bishops, and Ordinaries in imitate bene- Dancer; best dressed boy, over 8 only, not a probability, but as such into account. If the inhabitants of of with ness peace and Jesus communion the Christ, whose Vicar volence, which is more marked now and under 12, Chinaman: best dressment. details of subsequent movements, it must be faced, for until it is lac- Cornwall proposed to set up an fin- Fifty-two We are here, though without any that civilisation is so extended and ed girl, under members, many of whom most of the members remaining Holy See. 8, Wattle ed, as one at least of the actually dependent republic of their own we Venerable brethren, health and merit of Our own; with all Our means of communication so marvel . Baby (girl); best dressed Blossom are "on the run," attended the ses- throughout the session at the meettmpossible alternatives, we do not be- should have every right to reject heart, Apostolic following Benediction. His example, lously We increased. der 8, Wattle Blossom Babyboy, sion, which adjourned after a three ing-place. (boy); lieve that any British Government and resist the proposal with con. Peace, the great gift of God, than forgive all and every one of Our best set, over 12, Yachting Set: days' sitting. will succeed in finding a better solu- tumely. But suppose every Corbest "The entire Irish situation was which, in St. Augustine's words, enemies who knowingly or unknow- Catholic Princes May Visit Rome. set, under 12, Early Victorian; High Courts. tion for the most desperate situa- nishman, or an overwhelming majordiscussed in the course of the meet- there is no happier thing among ingly have heaped and are still Truly, as We have already said, most original costume, girls, overl2, tion into which Irish affairs have ity of Cornishmen, were prepared to The "Irish Bulletin" issued on Fri- ing. Sinn Fein believes it is able men, nothing more desirable or bet- heaping on Our person and Our this Apostolic See has never wearied Granny Chamberlain; most original to hold its people from any popular ter; peace, which all good people work every sort of been allowed to drift. So far Mr. die rather than give up their de - day states: vituperation, of teaching during tthe war such par- costume, boys, over 12, Crossing Neil Maclean is, we believe, the only mand or obey the English law, then "A Session of Dail Eireann open- explosion due to a spark like that of have implored for more than four and We embrace all with don of offences and the fraternal re- Sweeper; most original costume, member of the House of Commons the whole issue would be transform - ed on Tuesday, 29th June, in Dub- Derry, or the troubles likely to fol- years. with the prayers of the faith- dharity and benevolence, supreme girls, over 8 and under 12, Watteau negledtlow the widespread demonstrations tut and the tears of mothers, has ing no opportunity to do them all conciliation of the peoples, in con. who has dared to accept the full im- ed, and we sholild have to consider lin. with the most holy law of Shepherdess; most original costume, plications of the doctrine of "self -de- not a question of theoretical rights finally begun to shine among the the good in Our power, and that is tonality "Decrees were passed authorising of the 12th." Christ and in agreement with boys, over 8 and under 12, Charlie termination" and to admit that in. or principles, but the question of the establishment of Courts of Juspeoples, and we are among the first indeed what Christians really wor- Jesus Britain's Fears. needs of humanity; nor did it al- Chaplin; most original costume, conceivable circumstances the doe- whether extermination was to he tice and Equity and Courts of Cri to rejoice at it. But still too many thy of the name are bound to do the under 8, South Sea Islander; low that these moral principle. girls, It may be minal Jurisdiction. trine might imply acquiescence in preferred to consent. "Reminded that Great Britain's and too bitter anxieties disturb this towards those from whom they should be forgotten, even in the most original costume, boys, under the demands of the Irish Repub- argued that as regards Ireland this "A National Land Commission fears that hostile base might be es- Our paternal joy, for if almost ev. have received offences during the clash of dissension Indian Prince; best couple, over and hatred. And 8, licans. lie made the admission in desperate dilemma does not exist. was established. tablished in Ireland seem well found- erywhere the war has in a way come war. now, after the treaties of peace, it 12, Sea Nymph and Orlando; best reply to a direct challenge by Lord We are inclined to agree that it does Christian charity, in fact, is not puts forward "Another decree was passed which ed in view of the Casement episode, to an end, and several treaties of over 8 and under 12, Watthese principles ana couple, in- not exist yet. But we most seri- protects Robert Cecil, who thereupon peace have been signed, nevertheless confined to not hating our enemies proclaims occupiers of land against he replied: even more strongly, teau Shepherdess and Boy Blue; submit that hon. ously if the the present rewhether quired rhetorically the germs of old bitterness remain; and loving them as brothers; it de - as indeed itthem vexatious claims. 'Certainly as long as Ireland is did a short time ago in best couple, under 8, Swell Gentlemember supposed that "any con- gime of military repression is allow. and you know well, "It sires also was venerable breththat we announced that the £250,. do man subject as at present Great Brigood to them, the letter to the Bishops of Germany and Starlight; best sustained ceivable British House of Commons ed to continue, it will exist within 000 Internal Loan had been overtain may well fear such hostility, ren, that no peace can have consis- following the rule of the Divine in the letter addressed to the characters, Kangaroo, Wooden Solwould ever sanction the setting up the next twelve months, and then subscribed by about £50,000. The no alliance can have strength, Master, Who "went about doing and in any war she undertakes. dier, Early Victorian (Miss Sheedy). But tency, Archbishop of Paris. And inasof an Irish Republic." We do not the eventual creation of an inde- Loan will close on 17th July. though elaborated in daily and laborious good healing all that were op - much as one very useful once granted our independence we, Wattle Blossom Babies. means of and know what answer Mr. Maclean pendent Irish Republic will be inin Ireland, at least should know conferences and solemnly sanction- Pressed by the Devil," and ran the maintaining and increasing cial prizes were awarded to the SpeMessage to Mr. De Valera. folwould have given if he had replied evitable. con- lowing characters: that destiny links our prosperity ed, if at the same time hatreds and course of His mortal life giving it cord among the peoples is this Mines Rover, Salto this second question, but formur found "The in following message was teleenmities are not quenched by all up to doing untold good to men, the conclusion of the whole matand welfare with that of Great which the heads of States ly Brown, Pink Fairy, Coon, Will -o. part we do not hesitate to say that terThe means of a reconciliation based on even shedding His blood for them. and visits is that the final decision as to graphed to President de Valera: Wisp, Britain.' Spider, Colleen, and Nurse. Governments are accustomed we find not the slightest difficulty in whether Ireland is or is not to re"Dail Eireann assembled in full mutual charity. So said St. John: "In this we have to exchange The following is a list of characto consult on matters "Only those in Great Britain who conceiving such a House of Com- main a part of the British Empire Session in Dublin to -day unanimousIt is on this consideration, which known the charity of God, of special importance, considering ters and names:- Yachting Set: mons, and, what is more, that those rests, in fact, whether we like it or ly re -affirms the allegiance of the have profited by the subjection of is full of anxiety and dangers, that He hath laid down His life because Misses Lila us, the changed circumstances of the Doney, Beryl Meagher, who cannot conceive it must, in our not, with the Irish people, and the citizens of Ireland to your policy, Ireland refuse to let themselves see We wish to dwell, venerable breth- and we ought to lay down ourforlives times and the dangerous trend of Stella O'Keefe, Mary alma Kitty opinion, be still far from having sooner we discard the illusion that expresses complete satisfaction with that it is certain there would bc, ren, that at the same time the for the brethren. Watts, Kitty Carren, -ricIfie WerHe that hath events, in order to co-operate in grasped the full significance of what it rests with us the more likely we the work you have performed and side by side, development of the two peoples entrusted to your care may the substance of this world theimer, Molly and this brotherhood of she peoples We Quinn. Wattle Ireland since are to succeed in averting what most relies with confidence upon the great nations in friendly and mutually have it brought home to them. has happened in shall see his brother in need and are willing to mitigate Set: Misses Emily Wertheiin some mea- Blossom Easter, 1916, and especially of what of us would regard as a catastrophe. American Nation to accord recogni- profitable trade once Ireland is shall shut up his bowels from him, sure the severity of the mer, Amelia Carmally, Violet Exerted Power for Peace Mew conditions has been happening during the last If Ireland's desire for Republican tion to the Republic of 'Ireland now free. doth the charity of God abide which were justly laid down by Our burn, Eileen Quinn, Essie Simon, In truth, ever since by the hidden how few months. "It may take many years before independence is sufficiently deep and in fact and in law established.-(1) him? My little children, let us predecessors, when the civil power Adelaide Wanthein, Irene Clarke. of God We were raised to in The armed forces of the Republic persistent, then, beyond all ques- S. S. O'Ceallaigh (Speaker), (2- Ar- England realises this sufficiently to designs not love Gipsy in Set: word nor in tongue, but of the Holy See was destroyed, to Kathleen Shea, Joyce raid and pull down police barracks tion, she will get it. She need only thur Griffith (Vice -President)." enable the Government to act ac- the See of Peter, We have never in deed and in truth." exclude visits to Rome of Catholic Day, Sheila Richie, Clara Keating, to do everything in Our pow and enforce their own rules or laws. continue her present tactics for a cordingly, but we are determined to ceased Dorrie Stevenson, Kathleen Lillis, Princes in official form. NEAR FUTURE PLANS. er, from the very beginning of the Days of Sorrow. "Practically the Government of Ire- sufficiently long time and she will carry on until she does. Mary The InHoran, Phyllis Starr. Early But at the same time We solemniand in the South exists only on suf- force withdrawal. A participant in the meeting, who ternal Loan plus the proceeds of war, that all nations of the world Lord Robert Never indeed was there a time ly proclaim this concession, Victorian Set: Misses Margery Shea, ferance. No order of the Govern. Cecil, we gather, would regard that arrived in London, outlined the the generous response to De Val- might resume cordial relations when we. should "spread the limits determined, orthat Patty Malone, Mercia Sheedy, Molrather among willed, themselves. as To that is end Talent, as I understand, can be car- as a most steps taken in the dangerous admission, discussion. The era in America gives us funds not of charity" more than in these seen, on account of the seriousness ly O'Keefe, Nonie Shea, Margery ried out unless the Sinn Fein autho- which no responsible English speak- resolution cabled to Mr. De Valera, for war but for the peaceful admi- We never ceased to pray, to repeat days of universal suffering and sor- of the present times, must not be Silver, Violet Davey, Roma Starr. exhortations, to propose ways of row; never And er or writer ought to make. We, he says "is not only intended to en- nistration of the country.' rities choose to permit it." Nursery Rhyme Set: perhaps as to-day has -interpreted as a tacit renunciation Bo -Peep, arrangement, to try every means, in day the on every situation becomes the contrary, believe that unt4 dorse De Valera's efforts at San that of humanity needed common sacrosanct rights Frank as if the Holy Eileen Carren; Boy Blue, fact, to open The Funds by Divine aid a door beneficence which grows from the admission is made there is no Francisco, but to serve as a rebuff worse. See sinwere satisfied with the abnor- Bentley; Cinderella, Mary Day; of some sort to a peace that might me say "'Let here that to every hope of the tentative approaches problem being from Prince faced in DownCharming, Gerrard Keating; cere love of our neighbour and is mal condition in which it is now Suppose this state of affairs conbe just, honourable and lasting; and cent De Valera has collected is subthe only spirit which offers any ing Street." full of sacrifice and fervour. For if placed. Indeed, the protests which Jack and Jill, Ray tinues-and what hope is there that prospect and Shiela "Dail Eireann," he continues,"disject to control It has been deposi. at the same time We exercised all we look anywhere where the fury of Our predecessors of a satisfactory solution. Starr; Jack Horner, it will not? Suppose the Irish reTed Hawkins; have several times Fairy Our paternal care to alleviate the Queen, Stella Thorne; Starfuse every ameliorative measure that So long as English statesmen refuse cussed the complete programme for ted throughout the U.S. in De Val- everywhere war has passed we see immense made, not in the least moved therethat terrible load of soris offered to them, even full Diatom. to face the facts and, whilst con- the immediate future, which may era's name, and the total is not yet row and desolate and squalid; to by human interests, but by the light, Veria Mewburn; Swiss Maid, disaster of every sort ac- regions utterly reported to us, but it will be careElsie Payton; ion Home Rule-and the possibility tinuing a policy of military coercion, be summed up as follows:Dolly sanctity Varden, Norma multitudes reduced to such extremes of duty, the digFirst, the extension of its own fully audited and checked up like companying the immense tragedy. as to be without bread, clothing nity and rights ofto defend of that becomes greater with every insult and provoke the Irish people Ted this Apostolic Mulligan; Swell Gentleman, And now, just as from the be. measures of government in Ire- any Government appropriation.' day of continued military repression. by such proposals as those of the widows See, We on this occasion renew for Mulligan: Spanish Dancer, Nellie ginning of Our troubled Pontificate, and shelter; innumerable Bill is land which now before through its "As own a of Gibson; Parliament, result the Wattle police, land action of the Suppose that a Labour Government, Blossom Baby, Joan and orphans awaiting help from the very same reasons, claiming the charity of Jesus Christ led Us authorities, and valuation Acts, Dail Eireann. a large extension of or a Liberal -Labour coalition, comes the only result will be the extension someone; and, lastly, a great crowd -once again and with even greater Pritchard; Wooden Soldier, Joe But. with informal courts of arbitra- Volunteer police activities is ex- to work for the return of peace and of enfeebled beings, particularly in- insistence that now that into power in this country-and that of chaos and anarchy in Ireland and peace is ler; Red Pierrot, Roy Paxton; Spanalleviate the horrors of war, so fants and children, tion. pected, and the establishment of to is at the least a possibility. What, an ever-increasing determination on whose malform- made among the nations "for the ish Girl, Stella Hillier; Crossing now that a certain peace has been ed bodies bear witness Second, to sit tight, and avoid a courts with the sanction of the Centhen, would happen? Does anyone the part of the Irish people to reject Head of the to the atrocChurch too an end may Sweeper, Harold Lloyd; Chinaman, general armed conflict with the tral Sinn Fein authority is expected finally concluded, it is this same ity of war. and be put to that abnormal condition Phil Lloyd; Orlando, Arthur Lloyd; imagine that such a Government all half -measures and to win charity which urges Us to exhort British military forces, but to con- to boom at the expense of the Bri. could or would attempt to continue maintain a position of absolute sepTo the mind of anyone who sees which does serious harm, for many Wattle Blossom Baby, Patti Lloyd; aration and independence. tinue its own Government to an tish courts, which are already lan- all the children of the Church, or, this picture of misery by which the reasons, to that very Riding Hood, Molly Gibson; Of all indefinitely to rule Ireland tranquility of Red better, all men in the world, that human race is extent which the British army guishing in favour of Sinn Fein's they Iolanthe, Dorrie Paul; Coon, Fred present methods of crude and brutal the factors which to -day are tendthere must the peoples." may put aside the old bitter- come back at oppressed, Shaw; Red Folly, Alan Paul; Cuwill be unable to prevent. informal courts of arbitration:" military coercion? Yet it is clearly ing towards this calamitous issue once the story of the ness and give place to mutual love. Society of Nations Desirable. pid, Norma Sheedy; Red within the power of the Sinn Fein- *here is none more potent than the Gospel traveller who was journeying Folly, and concord. ers to make any other method im- present policy of the British GovThings being thus restored in the Don Macpherson; Red Folly, Keith There is no need for Us to dwell from Jerusalem to Jericho and fell If some day we are forcMacpherson; possible. Stars A Labour Government ernment. and Stripes, among thieves, who Carrobbed him and order desired by justice and charity, long on showing how humanity is in. might be as conciliatory as it chose, ed to grant Ireland her most excovered him with wounds and left and the peoples reconciled among rie James; South Sea Islander, Mary curring the risk of terrible disasters him Wardell; Joppa but the ultimate decision would still treme demands it is Mr. Lloyd Lady, Annie Peach; half dead by the wayside. The themselves, it would be truly desirif, while peace indeed is concluded, rest with the Irish people. They George and his Unionist colleagues two cases are very much alike, and able, venerable brethren, that all Pink Rose, Winnie Harper; Starlatent hostility and enmity among as Kitty Migre; Indian Prince, 'would have merely to ignore all whom we shall have to thank. To the came the States should put aside mutual sus- light, the peoples continue. No need to goodto the traveller there Murray: Granny Chamberlain, blandishments and continue their of Samaritan, full picion compassion, and unite in one sole society Jim We do not for a moment believe dwell on the harm to all that is Mary. Migre; Bunny, Clara Migre: present policy, and they would get that Greatest Missionary Undertaking of Modern Times fruit of civilisation and progress, to who bandaged his wounds, pouring or rather family of peoples, both to Kangaroo, the Irish problem is insoluble Joe Migre; Red Folly, their Republic. We do not say and wine over them, took him to guarantee their own independence that it is impossible to retain commerce and industry, literature oil Ida Delmemeo; that if a Labour Government came or Sally Brown Mines inn the and and all care of undertook safeguard order in the civil conIreland the Empire by her and the arts, all of which flourish him, into power to-morrow it would own freewithin so to cure the wounds of the cert of the peoples. A special rea- Rover, George Sheedy; Clown, Alwill. The hatred of Engonly when the peoples live together human race the hand is needed of son, not to mention bert Frank; Scotch Lassie, Grace necessarily be faced with the alter- lishmen which exists in 'Ireland is, others, for in tranquillity. natives of continuing the present re- in one sense, terribly real but, In this society among the na- Larcombe; Nurse, Annie Larcombe: Established October, 1918. But. more important still, grave Jesus Christ, of whom the Samari- forming gime or sanctioning a Republic, for another, tions, is the need generally recog- Will-o-Wisp, Jim Larcombe; Scotch it is purely_ fictitious. It harm would be done to the very life tan was figure and image. Lassie, Rosie Franks: Spider Web, we do not believe that the mass of is founded on no nised of That indeed is the work the which reducing, if it is not posor tempera. of Christianity, which is essentially even the Southern Irish are yet ir- mental antipathy,natural sible to abolish it entirely, the enor- Dorothy Leach; Sea Nymph, Lily but on a number based on charity, being called the Church takestheupon itself as heir and mous Leach; Ma Mi Rosette, Marjorrie recoverably committed to the Re: of essentially accidental Note: Hall the of Pagans the guardian of spirit of Jesus Christ military World Live in China. expenditure which very preaching of the Law of Christ, Kathleen publican demand. What we du facts which have obscured historical Mavourneen, -the Church whose entire existence can be no longer be borne by the Murray; the nat.'the gospel of peace." say is that if it should come to that ural affinities, spiritual and a marvellously varied network of States, in order that in this way Kathleeq Murray; Stars and Stripes, intellecHelp us to build and endow a New Indeed, as you well know and as is Carmen Ensor; Charlie Chaplin, The Archbishops of Australasia choice, if it were clear that there tual, of the two races. murderous good deeds, the Church, "that real and disastrous wars may College in which young men will be have decided unanimously to receive We have often called to mind, nothBreustedt; Fairy, was no middle course between un- who knows Ireland knows Everyone Stella mother of Christians, which has be prevented, and to each people Henry also that, ordained year after year, exclusively us and to support Thorne; Starlight Fairy; May Chgs. our His ing was so often and so insistently such tenderness of love for its neigh- may be assured, in the conditional withdrawal from Ireland if Ireland had been independent, confines, her: Gipsy, it for the Chines* Mission. This is an Grace Dr. Mannix takesAppeal. Elsie the keenest taught by the Divine Master to His bour that for every one of the differ- the independence and just Roberts. and the prospect of an indefinite is hard to conceive any international integrity of need. For want of room in interest in the Mission. "Australian disciples as this precept of fraternal The Mayor, Mr. W. M. Faahan, be. continuance of martial law, daylight conflict in which she would not have urgent evils which trouble the soul with its own territory." existing seminary 300 students Catholics," he writes, "carry heavy charity is the one which includes all ent assassinations, and hunger strikes, been our inseparable friend and ally. our And once this League among the fore calling upon the deputy Mayorsin it has every kind of mediwho applied for admission had to be burdens of their own. ess, Mrs. C. Faahan, to present the But I know the others in itself; and Our Lord cine," and ready then there is no member either of The tragedy of the present nations is founded so on "treats and guides chilthe Christian situation turned away. them well enough to assure you that called that precept new and said he had to announce that the Labor Party or of the Liberal lies in the fact that it dren as children, young men with. law in all that regards justice and prizes, Our Missionaries are already in the you can rely on them to give a gen- own, desiring that it should beHis be enthe Onkaparinga rug, donated by Party who could fail to choose with- tirely transformed by might as charity, the courage Church will and old people strength, surely not labouring to bring Light and erous helping hand to the Irish Mis- the hall -mark of the Christians, by with Mr. J. Dillon, Kalgoorlie, had realisdrawal, without eating every poli- amount of courage and so small an field, refuse its valid aid, inasmuch quiet calm, as each had his as generosity. Grace to poor abandoned China. Do sion to China. I send you £100 for which they might easily be distin- condition the nice sum of £13 10s, and had tical principle which he had ever If we offer Ireland not only in body but in being itself the most perfect type of ed unconditional not refuse them help. They depend the great' work, and I wish I could guished from all others. been won by Mr. J. Panisi, Higginsprofessed. In the last resort, sub- freedom we can universal society; soul." And all through this its many-sided very win her. If we on you alone under God. make it ten times as much." No other, indeed, was the testaville. ject peoples have an argument to maintain our present beneficence, by sweetening essence and its aims it has wonderindefensible ment that He left to His followers Christian supper dancing was resumwhich there is no reply save exter- and insensate policy the spirit, has wonderful effect in ful power for bringing this brother- edAfter We celebrate 1,500 Masses annually for our benefactors, living and de- when He of coercion we by the died, praying and was continuthem to mination, and the Sinn Feiners have shall lose her-perhaps love hood among men, not restoring only ceased. tranquility to the peoples. for their ed till well adults, for ever. one another, and after midnight. Thanks loving one discovered that argument. They That is the real alternative another eternal salvation but also for their to-day. try to imitate the ineffable unity are due to the willing workers who Appeal to Journalists. may be persuaded to abandon it; Ireland will never be a material well-being; it leads them willing mem- Address Communications to Rev. E. Maguire, St. Patrick's exists between the Persons of they cannot be coerced. There is ber of the British is, through temporal happiness so kindly volunteered to decorate Cathedral, that Therefore We pray you, venerable that the Holy Trinity: "That they may the hall, also to Mr. P. McDonald no move which even the most ruth- til she has been Commonweath un. so as not to lose the Melbourne, Victoria. Infree be one as We also are one, that they brethren, and We exhort you in the deed, we know from eternal. Mr. F. Breustedt, while:Sedated less of militarists could devise which _choice of completeoffered the history that and bowels of charity of Jesus Christ, do when independence if be made perfect in one." if they are sufficiently determined, she the Church pervaded with itg at the dance, and to the -.knowing so wills. We may reasonably And the Apostles, following the everything in your power, not only spirit the ancient and ladies who so kindly looked after they cannot counter. barbarous nato urge the attach faithful entrusted to you to the offer. We order of the Divine Master and arrangements: Mrs. It is to be observed that the con- may conditions tions of Europe, by little the the supper that no decision shall be taught by His very voice, were un- to lay aside hatred and pardon of- many and varied little Mrs. Sheedy, Mrs. Mulligan, siderations which we are endeavour- taken insist differences that Migre, a certain, perhaps, proand the Misses Davison. ceasing in their exhortation to the fences, but also to promote more divided them disappeared; in time ing to set forth here are considera- longed,until actively all those works of Christian they joined period shall have elapsedfaithful: "But before all things have tions not of democratic principle nor long enough together in for the passions of toa constant mutual charity among benevolence which bring aid to the ous society from whicha homogeneof abstract political theory, but of day to originated comfort to the afflicted, pro- modern burnt themselves out. yourselves"; "and above all these needy, practicable democratic government. But thehave Europe, which, under the to the weak-opportune as- guidance and choice must be things have charity, which is the tection Church to Christ the Redeemer It is not a question of whether the perfectly ultimate assistance of the the sistance, in of fact, every kind to all free. No alternativebond of the human race, so that we may of perfection" "dearly beloved, who have suffered most gravely Church, while it preserved for each "principle of self-determination" in even of a Republic in alliance ! let us love one another, for charity through address to them in very truth the its full sense ought or ought not to with that nation its own characteristics, culthe war. We wish that you minated in a "the Huns"-must be specifiis of God." be applied to Ireland. compact unity bring. words of St. Paul to the Ephesians: On that tally excluded. specially exhort your priests, ing so can "the The teaching of Jesus Christ and should prosperity and greatness. Well "But now in Christ Jesus you who question we entirely agree with Mr. Irish problem" be Only as of the Apostles was faithfully ob. ousministers of peace, to be assidu- does St. Augustine say in this re sometime were afar off are made nigh Australia is Lloyd George, who pointed out the we are convinced; solved. The risk, free to -day. in this work, which is indeed gard: "This is far slighter than served by Our brethren of the old the very other day that to acknowledge the the average British For He is celestial city, while in by the blood of Christ. compendium of the ChrisImperialist times, who belonged indeed to difare enjoying this freedom. here on earth, calls to itself our peace Who hash made both one, right of any section of any commun- dreams. It life, in preaching love towards exile it is nothing-for citizens ferent nations, often at war among tian ity to secede from that community the less we Indeed of every' nation and forms and breaking down the middle wall one's neighbours, even if enemies, out of offer now the more in the of partition . killing the at any moment was to reduce "self- long run will Ireland all the peoples one sole themselves, but who nevertheless and being "all things to all men." So enmiis worth paying for. take. grim society; no thought is had pilAnd coming He wiped out the record of past differas to afford a shrnIng example, of ties in Himself. let differences in customs, laws and in- preached peace to you that were ences in voluntary oblivion and them wage war everywhere on en lived in perfect concord. everything which tends afar off and peace to them that were and hatred, knowing well that stitutions; to the conquest and maintenance And indeed there was marked con- mity of nigh." in doing so they are doing a thing peace on Nor less appropriate are the words earth the Church, far from tract between such intimate union very the welcome to most loving of minds and hearts and the deadly Heart of Jesus, and to him who, how - repudiating and destroying, jealous. which the same Apostle addressed to ly the Colossians: "Lie not one to preserves: for, however, these hostilities that then broke out ever unworthy, is His Vicar here on may vary among the nations, another; stripping yourselves of the among the nations. earth. And in this connection also things old they are all directed to the same man with his deeds and putting What has already been said to they should and pray Cathol- of peace on earth, as long as end on the new, him who is teach the precept of charity holds is journalistsexhort renewed they unto and writers in that "as do not hinder knowledge according to the ---to-day---and show your apthe exercise good for the pardoning of offences, elect of God, holy of the reand they ligion which teaches adoration image of Him Who created him; no less solemnly commanded by the may clothe themselvesbeloved," of in bow. "the -the where one there supreme true God." is neither gentile nor preciation in a profitable way. Lord: "But I say to you, love your els of mercy and benignity," express And the same holy teacher thus Jew, circumcision nor uncircumcienemies; do good to them that hate ing it in their writings, abstaining you, and pray for them that perse- not only from false and empty accu- spoke to the Church: "Citizens, peo- sion, Barbarian nor Scythian, bond jJ Your Banker, Broker, or cute and calumniate you, that you cations, but also from all intemper- ples and all men, recalling their nor free, but Christ is all and in all." "Quid Pro Quo," translated Meanwhile, trusting in the proAuthorised Agent will give may be the children of your Father ance and bitterness of language, common origin, thou shalt not only Merely means-give this for Pat, Who is in Heaven, Who maketh His which is contrary to the law of unite among themselves but shalt tection of the Virgin Immaculate, And the glad content we feel that, who not long ago We directed you full particulars. sun to rise upon the good and bad." Christ, and does no more than re - make them brothers." When 'we get an honest deal, We meanwhile, coming back to should be universally invoked as Hence that terribly severe warning open sores as yet unhealed, especialWhen the thing for which we of the Apostle St. John: "Whosoever ly in that men who are suffering bit- what We said at the beginning, turn "Queen of Peace," as also in that The Banks will help you to raise your Does not confidence betray, pay to all Our children of the three new Saints, we humbly hateth his brother is a murderer, terly from recent wounds find it diffi- affectionately That satisfaction we assure, share of the £25,000,000 required by and implore the conjure Divine them, in the name of Spirit the Paraand you know that no murderer cult to endure even the lightest in- Our When using Woods' Great Lord Jesus Christ, to forget dete that He may "graciously grant Pepper. ing you 90 per cent, at 5 per cent. interest hath eternal life abiding in himself." jury. mint Cure, mutual differences and and to the Church the gift of unity and on the security of the Bonds themselves. All that We have said here to in - draw together in the offences, peace," and Forgiveness of Enemies. with even further outembrace of dividuals about their duty of praccharity before which there pouring of charity for the common Finally, Jesus Christ has taught tising charity We wish to apply Christian no strangers; and we fervently salvation may renew the face of the PEACE BONDS BEAR 6% INTEREST us to pray the Lord, so that we also to those peoples who have are earth. too, all the nations that, unAs harbinger of these celesask for forgiveness on condition of fought the great war, in order that, exhort, the influence of Christian bene- tial gifts and as pledge of Our paterforgiving others: "And forgive us when every cause of disagreement der volence they establish a true peace nal benevolence, We impart with our debts as we also forgive our has been removed as far as possible, among all Our heart to you, venerable and join together debtors." And if sometimes the and saving, of course, reasons of jus- in one themselves, single alliance which, under brethren, to all your clergy and peoJOSEPH COOK, observance of this law seems to be tice, they may resume friendly rela. the auspices of justice, will be last- ple, the Apostolic Benediction. severe and difficult, the tions Redeemer among Treasurer. themselves. Given in Rome at St. Peter's the For the i ng; and, finally, we appeal to all of -the human race Himself assists Evangelic law of charity is the same the men and all the peoples of the 23rd day of May, the solemnity us not only with the Divine Grace, between individuals of as between e arth to adhere in mind and heart Pentecost, 1920, the sixth year of but also by His admirable example, States and nations, which are indeed t o the Catholic Church, and through Our Pontificate.

Give a Helping Hand

The Irish Mission to China Objects To Win China for Christ

Pay for your share

of Freedom

YOU

Subscribe to the

Second Peace Loan!

lea

PAGE IX

(THIRD SECTION)

THE W.A RBOORD:13ATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1920

fore the war an American firm sent ing in the dust, and adoring Our Is Irish Emigration Worth him to the East as its representaikf3 ,..Lord in the Most Blessed Sacrament tive, and this was the highest rewas SYDNEY. procession TrZAD OFFICE in as it was carried toil in the States. long of his ward While? one of the most dramatic incidents OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF The outbreak of war made his busiand of the recent Eucharist Conferences ness in Asia extremely anxious held in that city. The Bishop of I. Why it is Encouraged. difficult. Almost twelve months Derry was bearing the monstrance In the Principal Cltles and Towns of Australia and RabAul (NewBritain): London (2). To stay or not to stay in Ireland? ago, after seventeen years' sojourn in the procession as it left the pre- During Govern- in many lands, he was content to reBritish the war the as Just cints of the Cathedral. posia leave accept man and one to Dublin, let turn not would at all Sr ti and Anvingro Sank Avenel'''. at 2602 Post Offloes throughthe Bishop stepped on the threshold ment country for America. Even for tion at £3 a week. out Australia, and at Papua. New Britain, Solomon, and other Islands of the Pacific. the spectators were startled to hear the continthe was the experience of wellvisit this to If wishing Intonsot on DposIte up to 61,000. persons a voice loudly welcoming the Blessare still educated men who were full of the $% Interost on Amounts Os.. 1E1,000 up to as,soo. Md., on June 15. The young pneet's ed Sacrament to the streets of the ent the passport difficulties Father H. Grignard, S.J., has been authorities will to work, what fate awai,,ts emithe A. Washingand John complex, Col. very for Works grandfather, .. Sir DENISON MILLER, IC.O.M.O., Social of greya KELL. of JAMES made Director the family to city. They saw the form hurry to give permission. grants who have little instruction Governor July lea. 15.51 Deputy Governor in the street. are inis no the Bengal Mission, and has taken ton, was the last of however, that for and no technical skill? Mt. Vernon, the haired man kneeling significant, It he Lord," dear up his residence at the Catholic Co- hold possession of estate. you, Ireof "I welcome in their native land leave By staying to Two seek who people young Father President's first Derry, and on operative Stores, Ranchi. cousins and cried, "to the city ofgreat ever and transplant them- the young people of Ireland do best God, Sov- land for Grignard's gift for organisationaswasa Father Washington's of the behalf of this city, 0 to a new country the course for themselves and for their counTel. A1940. one of his uncles are bishops well tested during his career ereign Lord of heaven and earth, I selves secthe He is enough. Already the try. That evident truth needs no easy made ii Church. were Episcopal myself before Thee. With passports for America alone are be- tirade of indignant eloquence missionary, and his schools to to attend Mt. St. prostrate adore I saints, and angels founded far and wide, and are a wit- ond of his family George the all W. Washissued at the rate of 12,000 a ram it home-Irish Rosary. Mary's College. ness to -day to his unremitting lab Thee. lI acknowledge Thee to be ing year, and long before the year is His sue ington, a nephew of the General, ours as an educationist. DENTAL SURGEON. to my Creator and my Sovereign Lord, from 1828 this rate will be substantially out there foregone enrolled a is was post end, new my last and his in beginning my first cess COLDS ARE "CATCHING." In a word, the emigraHe will not only con- 1836. 148 BARRACK-ST. (Upstairs). conclusion. I render to Three the homage of increased. * Ireland upon * is falling curse tion branches, trol the Stores, with their most my being and life. I submit myPeps Are Unequalled For Coughs, imAn interesting story concerning self to Thy holy will, and I devote again. Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered DenYou will see the finest selection but, what is one of the the Jesuit flyweight It is perfectly natural that the Colds, and Bronchitis. "Jimmy" Wilde, the come tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully draws the this of high-grade Machines in Australia. service divine to Thy myself portant departments of to has administrators, no longer in British trade the Banks pugilist, of knowledge attention of the public to the fact that his practice in Western Rural champion expert Their famous the forever." day and Mission, story, purposes, war the men for of to need buy only in and According circles to judge because Australia, during the last eighteen years, has been built o', the them light. It was Lord Mayor O'Doherty, the should facilitate this flight of the Colds are very "catching," first suf- enablesis best and most up-to-date, which now boast seventeen recommendations being entertained at a first solid foundations of meritorious skill and The origin. what their germ of the history in Mayor Catholic different stations, each having be- Jimmy wasclub, respeaker, A subject population with ferer walks into the house or office and employing a when young. from gratified patients. He appreciates this so much that he units. prominent fifty and of Derry. tween fifteen it in youth of expressed proportion normal He has bout, a his address. regarding a recent to mistakes wishes prevent ferring to and scatters broadcast countless No Canvassers, is always troublesome to a concon- regret that Wilde hadn't given his only the one establishment in Perth, and employs no agencies, are then breathed in The King of Spain recently bedrock it of queror. Just as the Poles and the germs, which at and sell an association to praises, York has able Press punch, New are The Country. they or more in Town "one canvassers Nuntouts, or the upon opponent or staff. family of the ferred a high honour in Spain, by would have taken more than a Rom- Catholic school teachers formed for Czechs were encouraged to emigrate, ,by the rest the Medical Profession recommends, and the Public endorses father, prices. Cash or terms. Then brother, sister, cio of His Holiness to bring him to the purpose of teaching Christian the Irish are being spurred to quit mother, or colleague begin to come system of removing teeth is daily demonmarvellous priest that this Cross Catholic Grand an Knight a him making When Wilde's turn doctrine, outside of school hours, to their soil and simplify the problem plain of a cough, and it is a piece of strated without pain. The Papal Legate life again." J. A. THOMSON CO., LTD., of Charles III. Our beautiful sets of Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth are withof so- came to speak, he rose, and with fire Catholic children who do not attend of the alien. The position is too ob good fortune if this does not leave enjoys in Spain in all classes wish the parochial or Sunday schools. vious to elaborate. Those who go behind some more serious for the Beale Australian "I Agents said: Sole eye, out doubt the best in the world; the contour of the face and his from popularity flashing chest greatest ciety the very Theta Pianos. genthe called game-those the England's of are playing This association, mouth being reproduced in such a manner as to defy detection. benefit the for tak- to state, weakness. and respect. Steps were being Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly tastewho introduced me, and for Pi Alpha, numbers 1,982 members, who stay are playing Ireland's. PERTH and FREMANTLE. There is no limit to the consequen by the Spanish public to make ina tleman who imsix only false permanently wholesome and pure. I have many a organised less, and although it was have may others Cons. II The Pros and ences of a cough or cold, and no Nuncio a national testimonial imitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. Teeth not fitpression that I am a Roman Cathol- years ago. to appreciation of the honour bestowed The emigrant's outlook calls for a wise alternative remains but and ting can be remodelled on my new system. At least, call and Catholic, Roman a is in wife my ic, esteem the of upon him and plain remarks. He goes to bet- treat the first symptoms promptly My workmanship is see my dentures, before going elsewhere. of all of my family connections are of The Rev. Michael P. Mann, 0.P.M., few himself. which he is held. Large sums the Is he likely to do so? with Peps, the wonderful medicine my best advertisement, because I devote all my time personally Faith. My dear mother was who died a short time ago, at Buf- ter money were contributed, butknown that to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right where I am name falo, New York, was the oldest Will he have a life of greater secu- which is breathed from pleasant disGrocer and Provision Family maiden birth-her Irish of made than he solving tablets into the cough -torn ' Nuncio immediately known by my reputation. was member of the Holy Name Province rity, leisure, and profit Merchant. was Molloy-and my father his intention of receiving no test's The facts breathing tubes. have at home? Country patients can be attended to in one day: consultaSUBIACO. char- born in Wales. I have lived in of the Franciscan Order. However, would The rich medicinal fumes which 398 ROKEBY ROAD,-Road). monial or present of a personal gration these points are only too well es. tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who conconand life, all my thirty only a priest nearly been England he had Nicholson (Near acter. He expressed his deepand re- sider myself a good enough English- years, as he was not ordained until tablished. In any land the corn. these tablets give off when dissolv. sult me and entrust their work to me. the tude to the Spanish public, Goods carefully packed. Families fortable positions are limited. The ing on the tongue, pass into Take a note of my address for reference, and call before decol- man to resent any slur on any race he had reached the age of fifty. Country cureless They carry a waited on daily. quested that any money already is not permitted to pick his throat and bronchi. Dentistry in all its branches by Skilstranger ciding to go elsewhere. or creed." healing influence attended to. lected should be applied toof the Beggars can't be choosers. soothing and ed Assistants The Quebec Province Farmers' post. the building of a school in one The European emigrant entering through these delicate channels York, First Saturday in the Month. Beverley, First Sunday. Rethe Baltimore to Monat According organised recently Union, proa right on to the furthest recesses of poorer suburbs of Madrid, William Porter Spurgeon, edi- treal, has made the following an- America will get work-usually of a 'the W. lungs, where the germs of disject he had had in mind for some view, of the Washington Post, was re- nouncement: "This Union, following much rougher kind than he would ease may have found a hiding place. time past, and to which he himself tor He takes to do at home. consent death148 BARRACK -STREET (Upstairs). on his Church the into workthe Catholic ceived of the example Each inch of sore, torn, and inwould contribute 25,000 pesetas bed about two weeks ago. He was ingmen, who recently organised, it with the optimistic feeling that J. J. RYAN, Proprietor. (over £1,000'. And in flamed tissue is reached by Peps, will soon turn up. one of the greatest journalistic pow- proposes above all, to protect and better its for noted This Hotel is he soon begins to change and the cold, however severe, or olddevelop their particular interests that hope Purity of Drinks. itkrding to a statement which ers in this country. With one job to another, till he ends standing, is soon overcome. without trespassing on the rights from Cleanliness and Civility. has appeared in the Berlin press, the by being a rolling stone-working a box of Peps always handy, coughs, up the sum Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. to time about is It particular of any one or the of any of of all Purities Excellencies colds, sore throat, bronchitis, and The Kolnische Volkszeitung, one affords few hard for a living that American an says question, class, and that they would take for "The Famous "Snigg's Corner," principal organs of the German Cen- Irish Embodied in briefly. Ire- their guidance the principles and pleasures and little or no provision influenza are soon banished from be done can It writer. ownership. changed has the home and kept away. tre Party, UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. is waging war upon England. precepts of the Church, particularly for the future. Regularly The paper is said to have been land used, Peps will absoluteThat is the story of the average conduct. The war is on and is being those announced by Leo. XIII. in The Supper Dish. THE PLACE TO GO FOR ly ensure a life of freedom bought by the firm of ironfounders, from in the only way possible for a the Encyclical 'Rerun Novannn,' emigrant. I discard the exceptions throat and chest Otto Wolg, of Cologne, and the ed Sold by SILK and FASHION It is a the interpreters of which would be -those who do very badly and all chemists and troubles. FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, to attack a lion. transaction has behind it the sup- mouse stores at 1/6 and averthose do very well. The who work and the eyes of the for them the Canadian Episcopate." SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. port of a group of Cologne bankers. man's age emigrant would have a better 3/. a box. Insist on having Peps, contestthe are upon world whole the unique tablets that go to the The editor of the Kolnische Volks- ants. Irish leaders are manNazareth, the dwelling place of career at home. lungs direct. zeitung is Dr. Julius P. Bachem, aging itThe own way, and the Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, is 70 miles /IL Two Examples. EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL. whose family has done much for the world is their at astonished and staring Nine miles promotion of the Catholic press in the resourcefulness of the leaders of north of Jerusalem. To come from the general to the Germany. Dr. Bachem is the author the Republic. England has a hard from Nazareth is Mount Thabor, particular, I will outline the experi- NEWCASTLE CLUB HOTEL, Next Town Hall, PLALGOORLIZ. COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. 2,000 feet high: near Mount Thabor of an instructive pamphlet on the of two ex-emigrants now livSouth Terrace, Fremantle. on her hands, and will see an is the Mount of the Beatitudes on ence Excellent Accommodation. Centre Party, "Das Zentrum, wie es job she r..cks up which Our Lord delivered His ser- ing in Dublin. when only of it end bleidt." DRAUONT. war, ist and Emigrant No. 1 went to America Newly Renovated and Up-to -Date. UNION BEER ON DON'T FORGET THE her military forces and leaves Ire- mon. Cana, the scene of His first in his nineteenth year. A man Mrs. QUEALY, Proprietress. Goldfields and North-West CusADDRESS miracle, is three miles from Nazar- when The Sinn Fein Publishing Com- land to the Irish. of middle-class, he had good educa- tomers specially catered for. South inThe of Galilee, called also eth. Sea strockholders pany, composed of Hendrick Christian Anderson, the the Lake of Genesareth, is near by. tion, health, appearance, and con- Beach trams stop at door. CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. CAFE, MOANA terested in the cause of Ireland, an- American duct all in his favour. He had, be- Proprietor: T. H. RYAN (late secis working on a nounces the publication of the first pen -and -inksculptor, HAY -STREET, PERTH. sides, over £100. As shop -hand, clerk', retary Celtic Club, a Wyndham). drawing, a medallion number of The Sinn Feiner, a semi- head and a complete railway employee, and engineering bust, for which For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. monthly review. The paper was is- Pope Benedict is posing. All three Luther's Ghost. What Next! assistant, he applied his young enera at auspices formal sued under T." gies in a number of small positions, lifelike representations and are mass meeting held under the aus- are moving from place to place in the 49 FIRST -AVENUE, MT. LAWLEY to be highly approved by the pices of the editorial staff at All said HOTEL, PALACE THE effort to find something worth while. has willingly who Pontiff, Sovereign article in is quaint There a most City, York New ASK FOR Saints' Church Hall, in a western industrial the drawing. The bust and the Guardian for Jupe 10. It is Eventually, Si .George's Terrace, Perth. WA. on June 9 last. The hall was pack- signed ROBE/MON & MOFFAT'S OLD BUILDINGS, MURRAYhe started a business of his The printer's medallion are treated in a broad recalled "New Swedish Bishop. Dr. city The PALACE is situated in a ed to suffocation. STREET, PERTH. own. And a as result of thirteen simpliwith the manner, naissance esThe to Consecrate." Henson makecharming position, close to most dummy, which was the first MOTOR DODGE OAR HIRE FOR busy years in he and America returned the artist of characteristic e tablished religion of Sweden, it will to Dublin nealy7s Banks and Commercial Houses, and up of the publication, sold for the city poorer than when he left and reproduced DAY OR NIGHT. to be are expected is Lutheran-differbe ten remembered, first patronised The largely and is of £37. 0 Theatres, price record exhibited in America. The ing, however, from the German type it. Seven years in his native land CAR No. 208. Farmers and Grathe principal by copies of the press sold at an aver- soon have since enabled him to build up Father a The next 200 concession made by the Holy is the in that it calls its chief pastors business which is highly prosperous age of £4 a -piece. Motor Garage Telephone, A1927. ziers in the State. Mr. Anderson "bishops." One of the "sees" has copies were presented one to each in posing for MODERATE TARIFF. G.Y.O. Motor Rank, A3488. In -filling it, those and full of promise. He says that Within first he has made to any American fallen vacant. of the 200 stockholders. During his poses His Holi- concerned have felt a desire to make success is harder to achieve in AmJ. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. three days the first edition was sold artist. with erica over here. than artists of art and talked ness realnew prelate shall the sure that Telephone A1428. out, and a second edition was print- the sculptor and showed considerNo. 2 had similar adventuresSuccession. ly have the Apostolic ed. The BENDON lie . able knowledge of and great inter- How do they manage it? By ask- much toil and no fortune. JAMES KEATING. developments. ing Dr. Hensley Henson to take a turned his hand to many things in SHOE STORES The restoration and decoration of est in present-day * * 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). share in the "consecration." Not, succession at the outset, finally spe- 180 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE SUBIACO HOTEL the Church of St. Francis of Assisi, art cialising as of Irish an accountant, in which the history in Unique and Irish Suiting'. Dress Suits Our Dr. to "do of Scotch however, that Henson is Line A Special favourRavenna, which was Dante's ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. 'Phone B425. the commission given to the emi- it all himself." By no means. He domain he is an expert. Just beSpecialty. ite devotional retreat, is one of the is A. R. is merely to "take ins share" amongJohn Keatinge, painter, nent Emu Beer Tsp. Always on Forms Sent on Application. Self.Measurement comand Ravenna Samples the which projects A., to paint Stations of the Cross st the.Lutheran co-consecrators. The Good Accommodation fur Country Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. Varied mittee in charge of the celebration H. and Large Visitors. of the centenary of the great poet for the Jesuit College at Clonkowes idea seems to be that the Succession will slip in somehow-if not has in mind for its observance next Wood. WALTER WING, Proprietor. Mr. Keatinge is.recognised as the from Dr. Henson, then from the Dante has admirably sung year. Catholic artist in Ireland, Lutherans, and vice versa. of St. Francis in the splendor of his greatest most many him as the and regard The Guardian goes on to describe committee's "Paradise," says the artist in the United King- the new "High Church" (so to anouncement, "and it is not without original Originality, fire, vividness speak) movement in Sweden. "Roms singular significance that the great dom. Renovated Throughout. N.W. and 'Goldfields Visitors specialHIGH ST., FREMANTLE. of his work. an Catholicism is looked upon as are the poet's tomb should be found with- He sees characteristics Under Owner's Personal Supervision. ly Catered for. Good Accommodation for Country the essentials and gets them dangerously in Vogue," so it is dein the shadow of the church dedi- on his canvas, Visitors. plucking the heart sired to "form a bulwark of deM. M. MULCARY,Proprietress. cated to the Poor Man of Assisi, the out of life's mystery. B538. Tel. J. MONAGHAN. His famous They are encouraging (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) name of Dante thus remaining in- picture, "The Men of the West," in fence." "daily Matins," "the timately united with that of the the Municipal Art Gallery in Dub- "confessions," Apostolic Faith in its entirety" Dante, it is great Italian saint." PERTH CALL OVER WHEN IN shows these qualities. .In the (meaning, of course, such selections recalled was a zealous member of lin, TO to the American dele- as they like to describe by that the Third Order of St. Frncis, and work presented "On Their Keeping," the name). Unfortunately, in their efone of the most fervent admirers gation, lifelike effect of the figures is start- forts to put the Apostolic seal on of the Poverello. CHARLES ST., WEST PERTH. ling, magical. The atmosphere is their efforts, they are, when they HANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE 'Phone 481. And your old friend Ernie hands In answer to a question put by clear, lucid, sun-swept, Atlantic-bit- ask help from Anglicans, merely ONE OF THE BEST IIOTELS ON TIIE FIELDS. out a welcome to you all. M. de la Ferranays, a Catholic re- ten-the atmosphere of Aran and turning to a body which has no Best of Everything Kept. Splendid Accommodation. His men and women have more the apostolic succession than presentative, in the French Cham- Achill. First-Class Residential Home. of a Murillo canvas. they have themselves. But it sureDining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor Meals 1/6; Weekly 27 ber of Deputies, the Minister of Jus- theHewarmth Cleanliness and Attention. has finished three of the Staly adds a touch of delicious irony to on diofficial figures tice gave the JIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. E. MeGrade, Proprietor. vorce in France. An American tions, one being the Crucifixion, a the situation, to find them turning of tragic intensity and beau- to Dr. Henson of all people, who pa r had printed the statement marvelWhen PERTH. he ty. has done the others openly disbelieves in any aposreal cases there were 123,000 divorce t SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. re the Paris courts. The Min- Mr. Keatinge, it is said, will go to tolic succession at all, and is graveCatholic land that is ly suspect of heresies in regard to Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College ister of Justice replied that the total Spain-the ALE and STOUT leading in art to -day. vital dogmas of Faith. the Curie in W.A. OBTAIN PRICES FROM number of divorces before the The moral and religious training of the students if earnestly ous indeed are the expedients to -Paris courts was not 123,000, but A cablegram from Paris to the attended religious to. which will bodies resort in5,230, or only 120 per thousand for Quality & Condition. Unrivalled New York Sun on June Primary, are 2, 1920, which lack the Catholic safeguard Secondary, and Commercial Education imparted. stead of .30 per thousand, as report. marked an epoch in the history of of unity with the common centre.All Public Examinations are prepared for, including Univered in the press. SUBIACO. the Catholic Church, and of deaf The Universe. sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, Matriculation, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. The Rev. Frederick W. Dickinson, education throughout the world. 1' The TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive in a few lines that Jean la rector of the House of Prayer, one told WITH WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION our attention. Military Training is imparted in the Cadet Don't aend back Art Union TicBOULDER of the oldest Episcopal churches in Fond, of Bordeaux, France, and a Companies. THE BUILDING TRADE. New York city, has been received deaf mute, had been instructed in kets-please keep book sent you. and Lane Wittenoom of Corner Vocal Elocution, Public Speaking and Instrumental Music, oral speech, had succeeded in passEvery book sold means a stone In into the Catholic Church, and it is Streets. are taught. announced, is sdon to begin his stu- ing all his philosophical and theo- Christian Brothers' Appeal. Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative purThe Beet of Everything. was He was logical examinations, and dies for the priesthood. poses. ready to ordained be a priest, and baptised in St. Leo's Church recentNICK FRANCIS A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which Tel. A9381. ly, after having been instructed for that Rome had approved of his pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of Proprietor several weeks by the Rev. Cornelius ordination. tools, The world is moving fast these 'Clifford, of Whippany, N.J. Mr. Tel. Boulder, 105. Three-Term System. New Pupils are received at any part of the days, and strange things are hapWANEROO-ROAD, Dickinson will shortly enter the Term. A liberal discount is made in the case of brothers. Time was, and that not 'Paulist Seminary, Manhattan, ac- peing. OSBORNE PARK. For Prospectus, Apply to THE PRINCIPAL. BARRACK STREET, PERTH. 'Phone A1794 cording to statements of his friends. so long ago, when deaf mutes were D. KEANE. considered outside the pale of huTHOS. ANDERSON and SON, Milk Pure Delivered Twice Daily meri society. Little attention was anti -Sinn The Irish Statesman, Family Grocers and Provision any part of the City, direct from Fein organ, writes: "The first fact paid to them. It remained for the to Merchants. Own Cows to Customers. that the English people has to re- Catholic Church, and for a Catho- Our Convents Col. Supplying the and Corner Fitzgerald-st. and Raglan£70. GRAMOPHONES and PHONOGRAPHS, from £2/2/. to Mrs, S. E. McCART1-IV, cognise is that British government lic priest, to open the first school lag's. rd., North Perth. in Ireland has ceased to exist, and for the education of deaf mutes, CYLINDER RECORDS from 8d. Families Waited on Daily. that it can never be restored. The Father De L'Epee was the inventor To. Attended Orders Country BLUE AMBEROL RECORDS, 3/6. second fact which the English pen of the sign languages, which deaf ple has to recognise is that Ireland mutes formerly employed, and DISC RECORDS, from 1/6 each. is at this moment governing herself. which for generations remained the TOBACCONIST, PERTH, REGAL RECORDS, 3/6. If she is governing herself badly it basis of their education, it being is because all the recognised ma- supposed that they could not be Will be pleased if you would call for COLUMBIA RECORDS, 10in., 4/6. But with your requirements and save money. chinery of the law is in alien hands, taught to speak orally. and because she is governing her- the progress of science, and the enAUCTIONEERS, HOTEL BROKERS, PROSPARE PARTS and SPRINGS for ALL MACHINES. Shaving 4d.; Haircutting 9. self subject to the continual inter- ormous advances made in antomiPERTY AGENTS and BUILDERS. Orders sent to any part of W.A. COLUMBIA NEEDLES. 1/6 per box. ference of the English military. But cal knowledge, and the structure of by V.P. Post. No remittance needTOWN 41 BARRACK STREET, OPPOSITE governing herself she is and that the vocal organs. and the functions ed. Cheapest in Perth. TO. REPAIRS ATTENDED OF ALL KINDS we should suppose is sufficient proof of the human voice, efforts were HALL. Razors Set, Watches, Pipes, or to teach audible made speech to self-government." capacity for of her any other articles Repaired, with the deaf, with the result that the guarantee. 'Phone, A3370 Estb., 1912. Rev. Richard B. 'Washington, French nuns, under the guidance of RENT COLLECTING. PROPERTY MANAGEhis and clerical of Father L'Epee sucgreat -grandnephew of General WashMENT. PROMPT MONTHLY STATEMENTS. ington, and great-grandson .of John cessors, soon led the world in this first highly technical department of edu- BRYANT & WATERS Washington, brother of the President of America, has been as- cation. 80 to 90 STIRLING-ST., PERTH. IF YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL HOUSES, Richmond, signed to a- parish in Says a cable in the Standard and WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. HOTELS, or BUSINESS, LET US KNOW. V, the state which was the home L. DWYER, DUDLEY T. A. Perth. io Arcade, of his many distinguished ancestors. Times, of Philadelphia, dated DubMr. Len O'Sullivan, Representative. Builder Orders Promptly Attended to. Auctioneer Father Washington was ordained at lin, July 1:-The spectacle of the Tel. A3938. Mt. St. Mary's College, Ernmitiltn9g, first Catholic Mayor of Derry kneel-

kankocidurtrat

Commonwealth

III

General Banking Business Savings Bank Department

People, Places and Things

W. BOXALL

AT THOMSON'S

T. P. HERBERT

BOXALL,' Dental Surgeon

HOTEL PERTH

J. J. SNIGG

QUEALY'S HOTEL;

J. J. SNIGG-

and- "61 HEALY'S Tailors -Men's Furnishers

'Ryan

Corner, Fremantle

McLEAN

J. J.

KEATING

HOTEL ORIENT

National Hotel Fremantl

TOWER HOTEL

Oriental Hotel

Swan Brewery

Before Commencing to Build

Christian Brothers' College

WHITTAKER

BROS.,

McCARTHY'S

HOTEL

Exchange Hotel

The W.A. Dairy

Proprietress

J. SPIGL

DUDLEY

Phonograph & Typewriter Co. Central

i DWYER

/IS 1.020 THE W.A. RECORD, SATURDAY. AUGUST,

PAGE X

What were they? Is your youth. it not easy, in part, to guess? You The greatest care must be were taught to believe in God, and taken that the faec is thoroughly How what do you believe now? dried before the powder is applied far are you from the very verge...?' especially if hot water has been arm -chair, a the from rose He very a be must powder The used. THE OPTICIAN, means slight flush on his countenance. She FASHION. (By R. J. Ray.) fine one, and it is absolutely essentoo, rose. tial to keep it either in a close -fitting you," to offend -mouth desire wide no. have "I dress -stoppered, well tin, or a quite The black taffetas evening foundly. One act of hers was air is excluded, she went on, "but when you put the seems to have come to stay, and it is bottle, so that the become FLO., F.S.M.O., D.B.O.A., unknown to him: every day she damp you have put, I have the exec employment prayed for him; prayed that the in- question laws and saw to their we being so made that it is not in itthea or otherwise it will in are good who HOME. you, WAY powder Have are The THE Freedom of City of London. right to know these things, that is ON and injurious to use. his life, Ruching helps any might him at dowdy. Throughout given least had tion. God occupied home, tellect Emlips, great deal, and the fairly long fold- must be a good one, and in buying far from ." in picturing not be turned to purposes which if I"If.. you S'posin' you do stub you toe, told, he had Christ on his a favmoments me give odd to THE in sought. incline be time must one Christ pretty. vegetable and it a family would strike, or seem to strike, at mie Lou over bodice is also extremely Christ in his heart, members of the ourable answer?" do! His only wars were The swathing avoids all effect of Far pore important than powder is what the HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS all he did. 'T ain't nothin' if you like doing at a particular hour the roots of religious belief through be who might those of always bag "Yes." you waist beauty was the tiny he the yell and and to figure, outlining the of the printed page. when you lived 'T ain't no use IN THE STATE. in wars of defence, These black have to use cloak -rooms, and the -the hour that,given to reading or theHemedium "But why should this really . matGod sent him many exists only as a line. successful. Thought 'at it would come seated himself in his comfort. One by one his dresses are the most witch-like with tiny towel, even if it is only one of with them, was two! and sore trials. or set apart able arm -chair; she seated herself ter? You shall have perfect By Exam., London. conversation, be deadly general me the "Let with to avoid you, all ones, head. over paper bore the her skirts, She shook another at a small table nearly opposite, their unmistakably full children died, but he Goodness me! If I wuz"Pooh!' by for a walk, or one thing orodd If you had reASH FOR MR. B. will of which are perhaps two aprons ruch- risk of a soap or towel used say, min- ready with note-pook and pencil clear and definite. I' laugh an' perfect submission tohisthe favourite you ever occupied dictate ligion on your side . ."I . ." He He died on ed all round, and showing a glimpse others, as both may be the means of -have to 'T ain't nothin'! God. begin should this? he like way when in the a in utes 1038. misery. A.D. untold that "If I assure you blue as they swing. sowing Assumption, his darkish the of bright through of unfeast glanced had will he When you holThen on with a You have? The cross-over bodice is also ruched S'posin' you do see a cow that leaned back, paused, and then wentwas of correspondence he mind of frame ARCADE, anger: the ROYAL which derstand in. WORST. elbow tone the ''Moo"! THE are quick so lers and then at the edges, and THINKING Mary Lordan as she sat in the study paused for a moment, "What a barrier you raise? What 'T ain't nothin' if she do! Opposite Town Hall. Professor Mariston, said: in sleeves. RETREAT. woman a employer, have You, LADIES her who of talk? you people nonsense good for 'T ain't no use to run like you Say home Some of "You will soon be going You, who . ." one morning. She was thinking Wuz mos' scared to death. It is now with an intellect? their homes the figure of the three am the summer vacation. Here is a novel use to which you to home. It was a home thatofI you His tone and his words wounded "Shoo!" little monkeys that are supposed can put your old suede gloves, either nearly two years since you have CONVENT many LORETO great a evil, certain do no her eyes. allus pretty "see dimmed I way Tears lesson the her. the Tha"s First make a rectorder been with me?" holler inculcate are black or white. the and OSBORNE who read this story would, in still "Forgive me!" he exclaimed, Stan' right required size, hear no evil and speak no evil," buckle, BUTCHER, There was a disjointedness in the and desire to see, curiosity, "I feel uther. the les- angular gratify to towards moved "Shoo!" buckor occuyet very far from putting example cardboard were either in strong in remarks, as if his mind 246 CARR-ST., LEEDERVILLE. and would then altogether tireit ofwas As an terly contemptible." 'T ain't nothin'! suede. with the son into practice. it cover thoughts. and ram, two with pied fact, the In on open will the passing days. Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb of the injustice resulting from rash "Let us end all this," she said, ought to get enough out of the The Retreat "Yes," she replied, "you have arher always on hand. Corned Beef and Sposin' you do hear a lion, Em- judgment there was a Catholic lady You a fisherman's home on our south to do this. Then out of the evening of 30th August. ranged I can go at the end of the and, with difficulty, steadied mie, Lou coast. It contained fourwasrooms, by your Small Goods a Specialty. All Meat home from Lent- fingers went honoured feel usually "I -shaped who a fan voice. cut glove the back of the week." -true! -for For Information 'T ain't nothin' real and of these the kitchen may kept in Cool Storage on the Preen services with some Episcopalian piece, but don't cut it to a point. "So I have, and for a short time offer, but whatever my feelings shu' says Jist a shedder! Gee! I Emmie eating and the general conversation friends in her neighbourhood, be, my answer is definitely -No." mises. piece must be rucked up to fill Apply to the Mother Superior. The Ca- This Heard sumpin' then, room, where the neighbours met on you will behapreally happy?" pause Advance. Telephone, A3297. perceptible a the was Catholic of centre There the in the disconthe space am not in I "Really didn't you? occasion, and where you would hear tholic services being out first the and then stand up over the by the tented here, but it is such a real joy before he spoke: LTIess 'try an' see which one run! lady ,in order to save any incon- buckle, LEMON HEADGLAIMLLZ'S A.T.C.L more gossip in thirty minutes -indeed I. O'CONNOR, The edges must T. fan. MISS thoughts instep like a your go home." read 'Hess to "I elseon, would Come than you C'can beat! clock ACHE POWDERS. venience on the part of her friends, be cut to make a fringe. The "chou" You need town, the people with you make them very evident to me. 45 Clever -street, West Perth. small month. "The a in 'T ain't nothin'! hear Episcopal where the Remedy for Australian Great to The walked down be made as full as possible in -Lippincott's. whom you have no tastes in com- You reject me, not because I am Instant Relief and Speedy Cure of One even- should not feel shocked; it was an innoTeacher of Pianoforte, Violin, order to ensure that it will stand up church to meet them. of gossip; con- mon. Ali! Father and mother. I the great Professor, as you style mite, for Harmony. and description Tooth. Organ detained Pipe cent Neuralgia, Headaches, being all friends in her and not flop over believe over the instep, ing but because I don't WORDS OF WISDOM. cerned with ailing children; the had almost forgotten." aohe, and Influenza, Rheumatism, TERMS ON APPLICATION. buckle. If tt shows signs of some time, and the weather being of God." "I was thinking of them, and the and worries of neighbours; etc., etc Price, Lumbago, vestibule troubles Sciatica, the entered she fine wiring doing this, a little may cold, to can ears prepared my who is in Mss O'Connor "Your last words ring All comes right to him the events that were of local im- course, but I like the small town Ocl. per box, or 3d each powder. be necessary. waited for them. Not long after take Pupils for the Pipe Organ. portance, with the addition of com- and the people even though . ." like a blasphemy!"-she trembled Is. wait. Catholic lady, terribly scanH. 0. GLANVILLE, /IPA, "You have not yet "You and they have no tastes in as she spoke. of God when To give up struggling is to give up another the A2946. goodness on Telephone, the on ments forth holding was dalised, conclusion-surely When rightly used, and correctly come to that MARKET-ST., FREMANTLE God.-Father Faber. he sent a good fishing season; or common." of the first lady who can be of real (Two Doors from Post Office). "They are friend and neighbours you have not?" A room hung with pictures is a lax principles Protestant filled, a "beauty bag" deep sighs that the season had not had "actually attended She Telephone 197. use. The "touch of powder," so preHe looked at her amazed. "No," to them, and -that is everything." room hung with thoughts. worth wound more of been Lent." during to conceive services to but is too frequent- FIRST.OLASS ROOMS TO LET then a prayerful hopefulness that it yet, "not days, these slowly, in I wonder?" valent replied "Everything? he It is vain and useless something up, "I am not telling At IV applied by means of a soiled poweither grief or joy for future things He looked at her musingly and quote your own words, how far am would surely be better the next I heard, 1 am telling what I der -puff, or a piece of leather. The 26 IRWIN-STREET. which perhaps shall never come to that with I from the verge-how far?" then said: time. my own eyes. I saw her best thing to use Permanent saw to use Moderate must Terms you of thought "Thank Godl" she said. pass. and the sat "Have I treated you fairly while When Mary the church with Lodgers. powder-is a tiny square of lint (the the you have been with me?" Flowers are the sweetest things coming out of pictured lIe smiled faintly. sae home 643 GEORGE -STREET. SYDNEY, parents' her MRS. O'BYRNE, Proprietress... kitchen as she used to see it: the one); the woolly not side, smooth God ever made and forgot to put Blanks." Professor." yes, "Yes," she continued, "I thank. 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, MEL"Indeed, Immediately And so she had. when soiled, the lint can be thrown a soul into. -Beecher. grim and hard and -all God: God Who gave you your infishy smell that would nev"Not conclusion the peculiar to BOURNE. leaped mind her people cut There are some wicked nets that that?" her away. A piece of lint must be tellect; to Whom you prayed at loved er vanish; the pile of who RECENT PUBLICATIO011 MISS M. MeMAHON, into small portions, about one who would be less dangerous if they that a woman stood in one corner; the Prices indisloyal to its up I should be hard to your mother's knee; Who, at this Undermentioned sometimes The no! proved "Why, had Church Roche-Leo a quarter and qualities. an inch good inch, or had no ." of broken oars that were of no please if I desired a better employ- moment clude postage: Charity might have commands. By this means the powder CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS, & pair foucault The Story of a Battalion. By W. earthly use and were yet, to those er." "STOP!" There was a snap in her tongue about some- square. CONFECTIONERY. of being quite sure be always will Why is a man less durable than restrained traga of in then Devine. With numerous drawings He paused and who knew, reminiscent that did not concern hergood There was in her tone an anima- the tone. applied with a clean "puff substithe .work of his hands but because thingslightest 32 Pier-street, Perth Some degree. edy of the sea, when a frail fisher tion that, too late, she wished she added: "You merely waste words. and maps by Darl Lindsay, 6/2. One has only to glance at this is not his place of rest? -Wil- the Benedictine Monachism. Studies out boldly to save lives had repressed. have a scratching tute." put go on; then 1 should go to boat would You ought people -street). Hay (Near see to the necessity puffs in use the liam Renn. By should we end? No- in Benedictine Life and Rule. on their notepaper. in danger, and returned without he said, as if something on, and where A true sense of our unworthiness cat engraved You think me a renegade. Right Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of some of its crew, for they had been in "Ah!" her voice had impressed him, where. makes every blessing great and pre- CARDINAL GIBBONS ON BOYS. Downside Abbey, 25/-. thoughts in the turbulent waters, my not. I construct am swallowed I hesitated "I on: and then went cious. The life dad St. Joan of Arc. I know where I stand." facts. and a father who had lost his son something I desired to say to on"Facts!" Faith, like gold, must be tried in By she retorted, quite for- story of the Maid of Orleans. her father-walked like one dazed about An editor recently met Cardinal I hesitate no longer getful of their the fire before it can safely be de Gibbons, Illustrated, Rev. D. Lynch, S.J. his boys to positions. wishing home, with the splintered you, but now relative and his to you You are a clever woman: pended on.-Huit. them 13/10. asked cast he and oa ilshoulder, thoughts interview his your his on construct by oars very clever when I contrast you "You B. It is a good prayer, and a gond profit By Rev. W, Preaching. believe there is that in the kitchen where they had lain are sex whom I meet lusions; but I may way to keep oneself in the presence him: As she sat thinking with those of your one day bring a O'Dowd, 8/9. qualities, your Eminence, since then. nonsense by the in you which talk can Marie St. who By and Help. of God to wait upon His will and do"What Mountains of his in a was as him, desirable Infinite most and the pictured you consider now she de Francis you have traits and great awakening, good pleasure. -St. S. Ellerker O.S.D., 4/2. What qualities show him you for ever." wont, going to the door, and gee- hour. Then boy? that assuredly make you possess Living Temples. By Bede JarSales. THE the for promise His countenance expressed a cyni- rett, ing seawards, and then turning to qualities fol- to have real turn away, . Don't 0.P., 3/8. It belongs to the devil and his conlovable. what dissent. her mother and murmuring future?" Out to Win. Straight talks to lowers to be sad; we, on the please, and don't upbraid me yet. cal"'A America's thereafter like: How of answer be awakening'? is the might great day This the give to be on the way to manhood. By would boys last thought My trary, ought always to rejoice in beloved churchman: his fix to else Loror Miss are, you very emotional off for a gossip, Rev. J. P. Conroy, S.J., 6/9. the Lord-St. Francis of Assisi. yawl and engage in a little deep you offence." dan? And yet I like you. I . "Faithfulness, plodding, perseverDanger. By Francis J. F "I am not offended," she murmur. love you." whatdoing in persistence fishing. ance, sea Finnacing , S.J., 6/9. ST. ROSE OF LIMA. "I am not offended at all, She saw her ed. ever is set for him to do. These And her mother? Oh, fact? another that Is Parents. By Rev. J. P. Talks to "Love? will gain him success where busy about the kitchen; or chat- but I am puzled why you speak to Professor, pray forgive me. I am Conroy, S.J., 8/9. Feast Day, Monday, August 30. things g nius would fail -unless it is that ting with neighbours who came and me this way." You honour on the Mau, The Sacrato the Sermons indifferent not the sanctity, of I This lovely flower "Let me make myself clear. sort of genius which is nothing went; making consolatory remarks By would do me; but unless you believ- ments, and the Sacramental,. New more than infinite hard work. That first canonised saint of the for the good of Mrs. Jack Crowley, am living here with an aged mother ed in God; worshipped with me at Thomas Flynn, C.C., 14/2. steady drifting so am World, was born at Lima in 1588. is the best genius-hard, steady, not I was thinks who rather whose husband Picture Children's Australian The altar .. the same She was christened Isabel, but the careful work. It is the real genius. as he might be; enjoying the con- from all the teachings of my youth I cannot permit Prayer Book. The simplest Prayer "There! There of beauty of her infant face earned for "I wish every boy could underversation of old Phil Bergin, who -that is to say, but no matter. The you to continue. I have lived in Bok ever published. Beautifully ilher the title of Rose, which she stand that. I wish every boy could was "past his time," and who came point is this: I am alone in the cities all my life. I have seen the lustrated, with 20 full -page illustraAs a child, while know that success does not mean ever after bore. Card to the house when he choose be- sense that I want companionship; religious man; I have known him, tions, including the Mass. still in the cradle, her silence under fame or wealth, or that the world cause he remembered her a little not the companionship of namby- but when sorrow came, how did re- Cover, with picture on front. roved to pambyism, but the companionship a painful surgical operation should set to talking about you. I knew "all belonging and girl him?" support ligion the thirst for suffering already con- wish every boy could know, and beher"; she saw her, too, as she tried of cleverness, of intellect, of one "What curious people you have suming her heart. At an early age lieve, that the way to success is to make Jimmy the Man cheerful: who would be a helpmate in my met?" will be published on the "My parents she replied. Miss Lorshe took service to support her im- by plodding effort. One plodding, Jimmy, who had been born sugges- work, and in all ways. a son -drowned in the sea, and lost dreadmake poverished parents, and worked for hard working, faithful boy is worth that would after you, I conceive, soon dan, idiotic tively was: "Tie utterance simple of their Printed and Published by spite In night. the and You would be the them day to the world much more than ful day when she learned her fine that helpmate. They have an her boy with flashes of genius. The her one who would give me the hope the will of God?' hardships and austerities, son had been drowned, and fate befell son, and if the same only from oars beauty ripened with increasing age, boy who will plod, plod, who will those to complete my life pitched and strength husband Will you him their simple utterance again PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. and she was much and openly ad- concentrate his effort, is 'on the his shoulder, and then sat crouched work in the best way. From fear of vanity, she surest road to success." mired. Murray -street (opp. Buena). Perth. near the fire, like one from whom honour me, then, by becoming my would be the same." face her blistered hair, her had been off . Pardon cut "I don't believe you. wife?" reason had fled, and who WHY TEETH DECAY. with pepper, and her hands with PUBLISHED WEEKLY. and year, to an inertness more terrilast reduced There set is a swift rush of emotion me, I should not have said that.... the we standard surpass The will Issue For further security, she enlime. fying than a wild outburst of grief with thought confused when the un- Your parents lost one son, but there It is a well -established fact that TERM STO SUBSCRIBERS. WILL FULFIL YOUR HIGHEST EXPECTATIONS was still another: if they had lost rolled herself in the Third Order of have been. would happens. It had happenexpected Advance St. Dominic, took St. Catherine of caries, or tooth decay, as it is comShe fancied her mother addressed now, and for a few moments she him they would cry out against In Per 3s. 3d. . Quarter .. not -why, Siena as her model, and redoubled monly called, begins in youth. If ing Jimmy, aged nine years, of poor kept her eyes on the strong face, God, and if they did ets Sd. in Per Half Year .. Her cell was a gar- the teeth are kept sound and perher penance. made the full of earnestness and sincerity: then, I should almost believe who but intelligence, 115. ed. .. .. Per Annum see, the But, you myself. God the den hut, her couch a box of broken fect until the full growth of the about then something awoke in her and remarks mystical most 20s. Od. she Two Years will Per they when has been reached, once, body whole situation is impossible." tiles. More than sea, and to whom the rocks and the her mind became clear and firm. Booked She looked at him steadily. shuddered at the prospect of a night remain sound throughout a normal "You honour me greatly," she shore, at the ebb of the tide, were Od. Cross 13s. "My .. of life. said, length vacation," she Per Annum my "When I take a voice of torture, a storehouse of treasures, which he said, "but don't you see it's impos22s. Od. Ten to fifteen minutes a day is come Two Years .. said, slowly, "I shall not was yet more painful." The Blessbrought home and named whimsi- sible?" pain -you shock me." You back. day ed Sacrament seemed almost her not too much time to devote to the "Impossible? the What is imposcally; and she pictured Cheques (which should be cros. "I am sorry, but I always say only food. Her love for It was in- care of your teeth. passing, the darkness falling, a few sible?" You are very careful to keep your I envy you your ed), drafts, money orders, or postal When the Dutch fleet pre"I am not your equal in any re- what I think. tense. neighbours dropping in for a final took forshould be made payable to put Rose and to wash notes clean should town, face and hands the Neices and Nephews do Besaie'a really." faith to attack Aunt !All pared gossip, and then the mother going spect." And why, Professor? Because TIIE W.A. RECORD. EXCHANGE her place before the tabernacle, and your body. Have you any idea what "What I value is brains, intellect, ward their best efforts to fill their collecting cards for the to one of the inner rooms, kneeling BE ADDED. MUST of in a very maelstrom you .are in arwept that she was not worthy to a mouth means which is ignorant and you are a inclusion tastefully lovable woman." for but "wee ones " by the end of November, before a small, All her suffer- of the use of a toothbrush and prodoubts, and it shall, except God indie in Its defence. "Yes, hut . . ." ranged altar of the Blessed Virgin, Aunt Bessie's Fund. The full list will be published in SPECIAL NOTICE. and herewreck you here tervene, ings were offered for the conversion per cleansing preparations? another for prayer a up "Another barrier What are you offering and When notifying change of address the Christmas Number. The scrapings from a tooth which after." of sinners, and the thought of the who was a sail- thinking of? Oh! John, son, You are only the and your old as well as your state kindly before every show has not been cleaned recently multitudes in hell was His features became a study in new address. or before the mast. and who, when daughter of fisher -folk and I . ." Aunt Bessie desires every one of her Neices and She died A.D. 1817, at that in the neglected mouth there her soul. A quick flush was re"You are a great Professor." emotions. he came home at odd times, told for reproduction, photographs send in their to Nephews million bacthan eight are more thirty-one. of the age "I am scarcely that yet. But placed by a partial paleness; due, tales that took one's breath away. EDITORIAL NOTICES. teria. and also their collecting cards. Please write you! name and That was the home in which she there is my question. Pardon me perhaps, to anger, for the firm lips The names and addresses of corST. STEPHEN, KING. address on _the back of the photo, and Aunt Bessie will her fourteenth year, seeming to force an answer." shut hard; then opened, and the respondents and contributors must until lived A WEDDING "SENSATION." All photos must reach her by 31st October. do the rest. when her remarkable intelligence She looked at him steadily now. strong right hand clenched and un- accompany all communications. Feast Day, Thursday, September 2. inponSecretaries of Societies, co attracted attention, and, with "I may be a woman with an in- clenched. A message front' New Orleans of note given an etlu- tellect of worth," she said; "but I was Geysa, fourth duke of Hungary, "A barrier between" -he spoke dents, and others will pie she used, fluence in the Chicago a ed in take to insurmounther an "Yes, communications was, with his wife, converted to the June 28, appearing that fitted musingly. all that that cation am also a woman of strong religious sensational World, stated Faith ,and saw in vision the mar- New position in life far above her sta- feeling. I am a Catholic -pray let able barrier, and it is better you for insertion in the current week's carried by secular news agenher, me go on. Your own mother, you should go, but what a loss you issue should be in the hands of the fitted that tyr St. Stephen, who told him that stories education an tion; he stopped a What a loss?" Editor by midday Wednesday at he should have a son, who would cies to the effect that in a particular way, for the secre- have just told me, thinks you are will be to me. . . . because the bride and atie..# latest. perfect the work he had begun. This wedding tarial duties with Professor Maris- drifting from all the teachings of (To be Continued.) attired, Reports of Parochial Functions literary some son was born A.D. 977, and receiv- tendants were "shockingly" of discovering is desirous ton. RECORD THE here by denied emphatically were parish the was by He authorised be of Stephen. should ed the name In the midst of her musings the talent, and will offer substantial trophies and prizes for Antoine, priest. most carefully educated, and suc- the Very Rev. of Albert door opened and the Professor enSt. Louis Catheshort stories and articles in the following grades Reports of Weddings, Is, per inch ceeded his father at an early age. O.M.I., pastor He was a very learned Protered. characterisFather Antoine dral. sup(about 50 words). He began to root out idolatry, had deal; great a thought primary fessor; Catholic Boys 1. and Girls pagan ed the account as an "irresponsible Funeral Reports, Is. per inch; inpressed a rebellion of his to intended had written books; or secondary schools or colleges cluding names of persons present, subjects, and founded monasteries invention." a scientist to his was others; write 'shockingly' was not "The bride yre 18-20 Is. 6d. per inch (about 50 words). let grade and churches all over the land. He finger tips; rather grim outwardly, the sense conveyed by Photograph Reproductions, Sd. nt to Pope Sylvester, begging him dressed in he of goodness and kindprimary capable Catholic Boys but 2. and Girls bridal "The added. story," the per square inch. eleven to the to appoint bishops contradiction ness; would brook or secondary schools or colleges sees he had endowed, and to be- party wore decollete gowns, regardsubcertain on not but sometimes, 15-17 yrs ADVERTISING RATES. let grade stow on him, for the greater suc- ed as unbecoming, more especially jects, which indicated that his inSituations Wanted and Vacant, cess of his work, the title of King. so in the solemn sacrament of mar3. Boys and Girls Catholic primary tellect was slowly but surely takBoard and Residence (three lines, Before the bridal party enThe Pope granted his requests, and riage. which and turn, ing a materialistic or secondary schools or colleges about 16 words), one insertion, Is. the Reduced sent him a cross to be borne before tered the church, I requested They the All Lines were shutting out from him 12-14 yrs each. 1st grade him, saying that he regarded him members to veil themselves. In view, even of the Pantheistic EmerBirths, Marriages, Deaths, heavily being to owing and 31, the true apostle of his people. did so at the church door and the 20 Sizes, Speoially Small cannot finite mind the that son, Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, 3s. ISSUES delay. FULL proceeded without DETAILS LATER ceremony He fervent. His devotion was last the sizes extra. In above line the 6d. Infinite. in the Poetry, solve stocked insertion. per a "I cannot imagine how such laced his realms under the prothree or four months she 'law the Ordinary Advertisements, is. per tion of Our Blessed Lady, and story as appeared could have been Brassieres from 4s.11d. trend of his thoughts would reach a Abdominal Belts to Order inch. ept the feast of her Assumption written, except in an attempt to she decided she point, and definite Casual Advertisements, 4s. per He gave make sensationalism out of a duty with peculiar affection. inch. would be even not a mechanical ald what he Replies to Advertisements can be to the propagation of Only Address addressed to this Office, and they' might intend for book form. will be forwarded to Advertisers if of terms. best the on were They PERTH. will RECORD BAIRDS ARCADE The CHRISTMAS NUMBER of THE postage is prepaid. morning his She noticed every be a record of the progress of Catholicity in every part pleased expression when he saw his All Communications should be adof W.A. To this end the publishers confidently ask correspondence arranged; books of dressed to: reference he might require ready to Parish Priests, and Principals of oar numerous colleges, THE W.A. RECORD, his hand, and a certain neatness and convents and schools, to forward 'photographs chewing BOX 20, G P 0, PERTH. precision that seems to belong to latest local views of Catholic:interest. she Sometimes some women. caught him studying her counter ance with an expression that a-nezed her, and then the grimness -or -SEND NEW NORCIA. features was it strength? -of his seemed to lessen, but it returned CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. when she looked at him. She had PRESS ' BRY no sentimental dreams, and so she MURR Y -ST ZIT did not mentally paint an ideal picPupils of Catholic Schools are requested to go right id.. Id., lid. each RTH, B id., id., lid. each (opp. the were he and she coming. ture in which weather good Terms Forty Guineas Per Annum. ahead, and take advantage of the only human figures. As master and elephon THE RECORD'S Prize for the Beet All-round Set of as a man she liked him, for his TYPE CLEAR reSnaps will be worth having. Details of Competition are indicated voice and his manner Nicely Printed in Ran and BLACK later. advertised great will power, and the fits of silbeing arranged, and will be BROTHER DIRECTOR. For Particulars Apply to the upon ence that sometimes came posit e Boons), him were a revelation of the mind which I performed quietly andto with the a minimum embarrassment parties concerned."

THE HOME.

of this.

The

M r. B.

Awakening

Professor's

BUCKERIDGE,

M. J. O'KEEFE

Pellegrini & Co.

-if

ANNOUNCEMENT

Christmas Number

THE RECORD

18th December

BRYANS

Aunt Bessie's Neices and Nephews

-I

Competitions

IVICimm MC3,-143, CORSET SPECIALIST

Bairds Arcade

Perth

HALF -YEARLY SALE NOW ON Greatly

Prayer Books are too Expensive

Photographs, etc.

IRYANS DEVOTIONAL LEAFLETS Have a Wide Australasian Circulation ASK CATHOLIC BOOKSELLERS

for the particular leaflets you wish to use.

BRYANS RECORD PRESS

St. Ildephonsus' College FOR ALL PRINTING TO-

Amateur Photographers

that thinks consecutively and pro-

folk.