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De Valera in America
occasion, frocks were worn on the tittle Sisters of the Poor of FREMANTLE. the following being a description Miss AnderAN APPEAL. most of the dresses: swathed mecome round. Fre- son, black georgette, September has what Miss L. Byrne, black Tor the Little Sisters of the Poor. with belt. brings it tallic tissue; mantle folk know Brothers' Bazaar. silk tulle, swathed with gold RECORD. Miss Mary To the Editor of THE it-the Christian your columns various com- smart shoes to match. fit,-May I, through Stall -holders and the net, floral trimmings. readers of forwhite the to effort Byrne, appeal "Everything depends upon the every an mittees have put one object, the Mrs. Birmingham, black georgette, make RECORD for the donation of people at home. The measure of Miss K. Beart THE ward towards the£5,000 debt on the touches of cerise. the Little our success in the world depends of use the for horse the a georgette, wiping off of It is, I am sure, the determination of the people to provide for (Claremont), rose pink G. Bahen Sisters of the Poor.of mentioning the on Ireland school buildings, and essential addi- rosebud trimmings. Miss in Ireland." much needed and black frock, gold only a question -hearted of This was the message of Presiexile, every smart in generous and the (Perth), home to at Mr. Miss E. Cullity, matter Irish world to -day, idea of Irish freedom warming tions. is at lace trimmings. and the donation will dent de Valera conveyed by Irish Throughout theevery entertainments Miss stockowners, the of belt. with round gold heart The that struggle swathed might say Boland, T.D., to the lover of Ireland, pulsations, is passionately interested in the for that hand. To mention a few: On Wed- black ninon,(Claremont), white satin be forthcoming.timeI the Sisters have Harry in Freea with interview its plain an Motherland old Colenut L. people present a children's it and stirring made by the young men of the and divine. nesday night last overdress. Mrs. Jas. at the to collect necessaries man representative on Sunday, imheld at the georgette which is being they believe is theirs by every right human rule and fancy dress ball wasof which will Dowling, white silk, with touches no conveyance in many cases. mediately on his arrival from New of alien and unsympathetic freedom which particulars Miss Dowl- for their aged, and Hall, trashoes. centuries Town gold the sorrow, of with and Wedof gold, York. inmates, and I understand On next native land, The long shadow accommolandscape of their in Ireland. appear next week. 8, a grand vari- ing, ivory satin with old Lim- helpless present Irish the the of Mr. Boland, who has been in the lives although that daily shoes. blots the fair green its United and nesday, September will take place at erick lace overdress; gold miserable the States since May, 1919, has is just about taxed to to their unhappy land, dation pale turned gedy, and death makes are entertainment infirm world (Claremont), ety brave and a the of old of more Miss Donovan just returned to Ireland, and exbut pity the woes odds for the Town Hall, and on the following Just now the eyes lace trimmings. utmost many so the presses himself very highly satisfied is not of stone can 11, lemon georgette, admission, heart overwhelming awaiting whose September are one folk lace no afternoon, with become with the results of Mr. de Valera's striving against seemingly natural and inalien- Saturday party will be Mrs. F. Elliot, cream silk, of the Little Sisters will days and earnest people under go American mission so far. Heaven believe to be their destiny at 3 o'clock, a garden grounds of the tunic trimmed with loops of china task and heavier as the what all freemenright to work out. constitutionally theirisown of held at the beautiful College, Tuck- blue ribbon. Miss Evert (Perth), heavier crux the "I went to the United States oriconvinced, are right-the we on. Ladies' able That, trimmings. Heart that floral toSacred themselves. about by What georgette, Government ginally," he explained, "in the capathe British Fremantle. Then black E. Gibson (Mayoress of Fre- Stockowners! under laws made My Irish people and and good time city of Envoy Extraordinary. the warfare field -street, EastSeptember a the have fiendish F. at between the will Mrs. all 22, He struggle horse? overthe a battle-ground, black taffeta, the way for war is imposed by on Wednesday, will be well looked after, and business was to pave arrived Peggie Esler's tal- mantle), modish and day. Yet Ireland is made Miss Gibson, A. militarism in the latedefeat Hall, after Miss the Town in who Prussian them Mr. de Valera, a novelty en- dress of georgette. won't miss it. people to whiehapMaracterised pipings of gold and you upon the Irish has position to me. expressed ented pupils inwillaidgive When I reached America I been frequently the I wish I was in the of the appeal emerald taffeta,Mrs. Hocking, white the British Government the got into touch with leaders of the Our opinion British tertainment floral tissue. honour of presenting But the Irish by the upon have pursuit of their ofdesire. forced Mrs. as overdress. and when the and funds. this struggle week satin with black horse to the Little Sisters. the Irish movement there, a mad adventure-impoliticgood on the wisdom Pressure on our space last georgette, jet trim- first is, in our judgment, President arrived subsequently I as I'm not, here's 10/- towards Government. Itexpression, insertion of the re- Hodge, black can only end in the loss of the cream it permit and not Herbert, wanttravelling J. also and did is Mrs. secretary Harness acted as function mings. ii fiendish beyond overdress vehicle fund. friendly to British interests. be donated companion to him during his tours Port of a most successful satin, stencilled ninon blue esteem of nations now satin, ed; could not that alsoetc., no indication that the held at the Town Hall, Fremantle, give sapphire below, States." Henderson, the publish Miss fancy across we someone?-Yours, plain and determination by a the of same of form reRecent cables, which rule fringe the the mastering of is in bead Mr. Boland's account in Ireland 18, trimmed with "SYMPATHISER." white ball on Wednesday, August of British rule inendIreland. belicose spirit of British ception which was everywhere acGod dress Brothers' shade. Miss HealyIvi(Perth), end the tragedy -used (Claremont), Mt. Lawley, 1/9/20. people will of the Irish people to to further the Christian Mesdames georgette. Miss of a badly corded them was most encouragnot is writing struggle in action organisers, trimpoignant Government The lace this British dainty Appeal. "Sympathiser's" When net frock, the prestige of with ing. under the name of Monaghan and Mulcahy, were ably white the alone knows, butbycertainly Mrs. Alex Kelly (Perth), just now so well synchronises "Comparisons," he said, "areAfter being the brutalities perpetrated a fearfully assisted by an energetic committee, mings. flame grenadine, fruit trim- a special effort at presentfacilities being enhanced Ireland. Their reading makes striking real measure of our success. in success great the for Government transport frocks. accounts provide and after smartest to which the the Imperial made America of in one months civilisation: ming, 12 eftheir modern know we on ninon, for the Little Sisters which the Union, Mr. that undoubtedly attended sevre commentary the Miss Kildea (Cottesloe), white A fund two tours through of Miss Kav- to be very 'badly needed. forts. As on previous occasions, Valera addressed a meeting much swathed floral corsage. gold tissue is already opened in THE RE- de work brought forth on March decorative Chicago georgette, in jade people anagh, 20,000 was NEWS. hall be will King contributions RECENT CABLE packLeslie, and was admiration. The entrance Mrs. CORD, auditorium belt. The corres- 21 last. resembling a swathed the quaintly dressed, quite veiled with cerise silk gratefully received, but our There's ed, and he had to speak from its pretty bene georgette, Miss people Love, white silk pondent's idea is excellent. Japanese garden ,with with Appeal. dainty embroideries. sure- fire escape to as many more Labour's farmer, hanging emor lemon inof the blossoms horseowner a that pink bands shows with Many This but outside. proper was spot net, "Dying for a Principle." 25. London, August 30. only not draped corsage. ly, who could spare a quietwould blue lanterns. Theofhall terest in Ireland had notincreased." light. Deco- broideries on skirt; London, Augusthas isgeor- staunch horse and probably appealed to Mr. Lloyd blaze white has wonderful a graceful Labogr steadily had Leunig, but V. reall Miss waned to a big think," and E. Leu- never miss it. In fact we are cerwhich is an adjunctprofuse, The Lord Mayor oftheDublin gette, bead trimmings. Miss people of George to "do James ration,entertainments, was Ireland and the League. Mrs. J. Monag- tain that a want of thought by gensued an appeal"into the name of hu- lease Mr. McSwiney. to Sir Lord Stain- such well balanced. nig, black ninon. the camand jet, erally generous-hearted stockowners dainty with still worked Turning to the nature of Great Britain Alderman McSwiney Long has telegraphed but ninon, black the from han, to responstretched Secretary been Mrs. has for festoons Private people green paign enbarked upon by Mr de Valmanity, train falling from shoulders. smart- and country who is dying fordham, to re- Long having had to era and himself, Mr. Boland said points to the centre, where Sisters the georgette, for various (Lord Mayor of Cork), King, requesting His Majesty black sible Mulcahy, the M. to owing M. Mul- go without a proper means of con- that they entered a controversy were caught to the ceiling with for a principle.' move his knighthood, and they bal- ly finished with jet. Miss lace collections for so long. had divided the American a large red balloon. Smaller treatment of Mr. McSwiney aster's Spirited Reply. 28. cahy, black georgette, gold black veying their to which quesfrom regular points on .strikers." hung Aug. hunger loons McIntosh, people, the League of Nations However, we shall beof happy other Mrs. Monday, ef- corsage. London, so chairman good pleasing the very some is of with Long Myra response festoons Mayor James Miss the This instance of Ireland the of tion. Lord trimmings. learn (Sir jet a georgette, appearPresithe appeal, by The sister of the Commission, had this put of rewhole has The and logically of the Cork Harbour smart royal blue satin, soul as the result body of fect. the Little clearly Cork (Alderman McSwiney) governing canopy suggestive of McIntosh, with so captured theAnthuge gold acquaint the a letter. to of of Valera ance berries; pion& de be dent George's member gold and was floor was trimmed vastness of plied to Mr. Lloyd appeal for University College, Cork, and and a Christmas carnival. Vie erican people that thewas Mrs. J. McGrath (Perth), Sisters of it-Ed., RECORD). welt sheet: swung She said that she did not for her bro- general manager of Ifartand in perfect trim, and although American opinion overdress .georgette, finit was not black satin,emerald. The whole Belrak.) exceptional treatment dance, each League. you for McGuinthe sh;'-aisrights, Miss warned filled "I against Wolff, ribbon of ishings velvet themwith America to enjoyed ther, and she adds: for his death. trimmed appeal Patrons acsage, over-crowded. ness (Melbourne), blue georgette to Miss Sellenger, tenor of their Paris Press Criticism. to President de Valera. of your responsibility they were entitled selves immensely, which, after all, is cordeon pleated panels, lemon fin- and gold berries. any of his comSee Page for Ireland's Message floral touchings. was that because promoters If my brother or Paris, August 31. dainty pretty white frock,satin, freedom, they the main thing for ball effect. Bill was amended in Committee Miss McKenna, over- speak in this controversy, the ninon ishing. name The her irreducible black put rades must die to win We are proud headed into to here carry Street, is and trimmings. Miss Mrs. green America was asked it was held made sign, and that Treaty, will either into a resolution to the effect that The "Matie," in an articlesays: "It to studyroom a very pretty white satin, silver will do so willingly. deaths would lie Miss Samson, emerald A. presented The dress. which trimmings. England," supper Treaty a to bugle minimum. to F. House of Representatives, the satin, Appeal blue the Mrs. in the have to be accepted as America finishings. of them, but theirGovernment. The "An be a breach of loyalty to our scene with its graceful decoration O'Hara, impossible for Ireland, her (Perth), shell pink with blackjade body that holds the purse, await indegreen crepe de chine, it on you and the for which you would not to warn them of the peril of sweet peas and almond blossom. Miss E. Outridge Williams, else America will have the act of the President to secure rising, to regain or a it, of trimmings. wrote feather event ostrich shade. Allies georgette, same the beautifully self-determinationwent to war is as trimmings of Under Article 10 of find some other method of declar- the necessary appropiation for a (Perth), grey panel Williams, are incurring by permit- The tables were reallyevery white georgette, fin- pendence.of Nations covenant no to descrip- Mrs. J. J. O'Hara say that Britain right as Poland's. which theystruggle Delicacies of between England laid. to the Republic of Ireland. ing peace. It is my opinion that trimming. Miss O'Neill, Miss Mrs. M. League much Ireland's even if you should ting the come to her as- there will have to be a new Treaty Minister of jade green. a strug- tion and in abundance were taste- georgette, jetover could into ishings had been carried by floral people develop satin, to other saxe sleeit, Ireland ninon and be georgette, is That resolution pink was satin would We will have supper business the black come bethis civilisaThat America Walton, die." berfore and and arranged. must (Clarefully written Rodda Ivy em- sistance, 11 votes to 7 and would Miss pink gle between England clemency enand saxe be trimmings. decide that my brother with could sash and Britain. appreciated, in the near future. to help ended. Miss Lulls ves tion. Each refusal of of the case immensely Mrs. Whitaker (Clare- bound after twelve fore the House out that if the the general commenda- mont), saxe blue ninon. broideries. convinced, from pointed feel georgleaned "I effect was blue the It on Dr. Cohalan Urges Release. importance sky the draphances had been in ex- months in America, that the people Speaking generally will smart black georgette, appreciative remarks. Rodda (Claremont), (Perth), looked mont), London, August 28. Mr. McSwiney, whose death that tion and the The Miss E. League of Nations Valera's tour, Mr. -Boland ball was an unpre- gette. Miss Radley Cohalan) of ed and caught with jet. frock, 1776 it would have been are under the impression that their of Mr. de Ireland had gained conteachings patrons. rich in (Dr. of with Ireland Cork istence of jade from georgette, black Bishop in net come spread that The Walsh (Perth), white Maude Web- the duty of the signatories to and money and their men were sacrificed said to the news- will convince the world that Eng- cedented success, and thanks are well She had trimmings. Miss Mary Ryan Miss was siderably in prestige. has written a letter France Mctouches. of not making due to Messrs. Punch, Lafferty, bead in vain, and that their sacrificeThey to England's aid against georgette. Mrs. M. green black land is implacable in criminals gained also in the fact that British papers urging the release net, cerise pipings and America. for others. and Street, and Hennessy for great as- (Perth), lemon spoils ster, gain to made counmetallic been with between had taffeta, cherry black Mr. misrepresentations Swiney. ladies' Saunder, Inspector distinctions that they have not achieved ac- sash. Miss P. Wadham, sistance, and also to the "We asked them," continued Republic financed to that feel The Bishop alleges that tissue. Mrs. Broun, black ninon, corfor which they en. tered, and the pink design in jet. in the mur- saints." Appeal to the King. "to lay it down clearly principles the The committee. draped Boland, skirt, anticipated. pleated never as extent cordeon Swaney was implicated an and smart of Cork the war, and it is my judgin Many very pretty they did not recogniseof Ireland -Americans in the States,AmLondon, August 31. der of the late Lord Mayoron March Britain to tered ment that they will yet insist that Irish of the territory see that part to determination Bottomaggres(Mr. Thomas McCurtain), their Horotia external established." polto Mr. from Irish aims be war those "The Replying were guaranteed upheld, adds: be He were aims last. rein war 19th urging the King toLord real police Dealing with the Irish Loan, he erica's sion. There was not an incidentwar by over 75 per cent. of the ice are no longer doing in tracking ley's letter McSwiney, revolutionary said they were issuing bond certifi- supported the American be work, hut are employed of a coer- lease Alderman(private secretary to paralleled in the cates, exchangeable for a gold bond American people. not could Stamfordham that opponents the political The insurrection of the Irish Republic, six months "One outstanding result ofinPresiWhen a pol- his Majesty) explains the King's case of Ireland. Amcionist Government. and out Bunker's dent de Valera's activities order are constitutional position, pointing 1916 was compared to in their after the Republic is internationally of deiceman is shot, law favour of in army also, erica," said M. Boland, "is the Our and arson, that even if the King was recognised, and the British the Shorthand, Hill. The Americansthe it Methods, vindicated by murder coun. propaganda. foreigner's McSwiney, Business British shot Mr. of evacuate of feat shall burnt being release trial, occupation of of the represent'time is with the Science six face at away some innocent persons the get wait in to America cannot commences .Typewriting. for had only quota opponents A new Term The first offices and they could be affected his Ministers, who as a reprisal." but anything now, as he is there to anafter the es- try. ed by Physics and Chemistry.with tax Christian Brothers' College, Perth, was a million and a half dollars, that of the advice of years for recognition Republic. will gainDe Videra's Protest. The Students compete would resign, and the of their on MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMthe enthusiasm was so great Dail swer them. No American presumably tablishment Secondary other for goes the 28 who of King the those say Ireland's right to independence. New York, August BER 8th. A youth they asked permission of the country might blame No Lion's Tail Pulling. in Swimming, Cricket, politfcal through this College is thoroughly religious bietry to Boland Schools appeal Mr. grave the a a When it. Even created extend to addressing and having Rowing, a wonderful All the Eamonn De Valera, Football, Athletics, helps had been in has failed. An organisation called "The argument had preach protest in the time of special national equipped for life's battle. embracto build hatred left America the drive meet;ag which was held toof Alder- crisis Shooting. Nothing We did not months, and over 'The Protestant Friends of Ireland' branches of Education are the Restress and anxiety. lion's tail,' progress for two like these man- appeal. the youth or 'pull boy or aaallb. the imprisonment viz., a up been sub- has taken up this side of the queshad Curriculum, England dollars the in of million ed five "If McSwiney such expounded not NOV Sinking Rapidly, to tion with very good effect, and many mairAlcSwiney, said: ly contests, and nothing has it is called. We It was found necessaryand to folligous, Moral, Intellectual, and London, August 31. influence on him as as or sufferings, but scribed. includes dies, I will go back to Ireland refining a Course wrongs dollars, The million ten distinguished Americans, including to Ireland's it Physical. extend Mcto -night that in the sporting rivalry Singing reported rights. low his example." healthy was amount Boxing, It that of that Ireland's Dancing, doubt clergymen, have associated themjust authenticity be he had no sinking rapidly, and Music, (We question the field. The Commercial greatest tribute that can "The up. selves with it." put Debating. be we think, Swiney was not and would out shows, last that It to is Valera expected this statement. manipulating propa- that he was Bookkeeping, paid to President defrom Course embraces to The Burning Topic. The Help of the Colonies, the paw of the the night. during his travels course Maine which of of topic sender.) burning the gandist Turning to California, in the Continuing, Mr. Boland said that meetings, elections, he said he addressed hundreds of or unsym- the Presidential left had formed a league America four Irish Canadians that before he not even the pro-British of self-determination foe Beware! "What could say that he State delegations from Jersey, Rhode in favour the "Billy," writes: journals Irish and pathetic Australian correspondent A hospitality and New York Ireland; Australian flag had offended Americanthis with the Island, Connecticut Transvaal Irish were also oris there about the Compare gone to the San Francisco con- the had way. to build was unsuitable any in aim the in and ganised, apparently appeared Lord Chancellor ference of the Democratic Party. that makes it The following letter Empire" to sevisit of the present At "loyal" Lord Grey- pledged to secure on the Democra- up "our far flung the as an emblem of loyalty? land. old of England, and even Melbourne Tribune of August of the rights the diserror cure recogtactical the patriotic plank for who committed a bad that England tic platform outbursts and other is always ex- 26 last:"Speaking for President de Valera nition of the Irish Republic. in his letter stating Ausdepen in plays the Union Jack Lodge is everything the that Landing added, say flag he must I accept own Watt's to -Americans," our "The Irish Stop Mr. was prepared hibited. Likewise the new Min- "have been solidly Democratic and upon ourselves at home. The m the peace loan tralia. reservations. Geddes, to have been the backbone of the par- nificent work being accomplished all but missing from is obliged Jack been Union already the has ister, posters, although To the Editor of The Tribune. hopes that in here is reflected in America and all Candidly, we retract statements on two occa- ty. I am in great again to the fore!" that question, The Irish race late the Democratic platform there will over the world. Mr. W. A. Watt, sions." Sir,-As have asked ourselves point reto other is really proud of the homeland. That reason proceeded plank." any Treasurer, be this Mr. Boland Commonwealth and we cannot find on the fact that been to itself grounded had is pride "loyalists" Valera Irish vote will deliver to be shortly returning out that Mr. deGovernors than that the so-called and the to"The no longer a supplian chosen peo. ported sugest to the whatever candidate is prepared Ireland is stands received by the Fashionable of imagine THEY are the nation, and Australia, may I through erect ten proudly colabout she of Ireland. that Shipments for your thing do the right Minister, Legislative Assemblies We are displaying Early ple of the Australian to the to are sim- mending the only status worthy Jack must Prime in order to save bother, SmartIn taking this course they States, and drew attention Creations, that they and theAsUnion by people." we umns, that berefused the received a sovereign citizens, be was he American Australians feature as should though acting fact that Goods which the ex -Treasurer reign supreme. with the ply Authority ! flag is "our land Shades America entered the war with In the course of their tour fro to the Mayor and presented think the Australian by the cause Remember symbol of our permission Maine to California, and from Ca Designs, Choicest Fabrics and Latest the express declaration of freedom est Freedom of New York City War Precautions Act!Cable flag," and as it isathe body the War? same claim all see the They ada to Mexico, Mr. Boland sai Board of Aldermen, necessary dol- for all nations. recent Sordid citizenship, with paramount for the Coming Season. because of the -L -E carefully.) in Europe being freed save they had kept the parallel of t declined to vote the (Please print C -A -BAustralia upon us for recognition, of the peoples "overhave who consecratpeople entertainment only the which the American revolution before the pe threw for Irish, lars Well, Watt re the the welter of blood the hard-fought bat- board" at a time of great national Prince of Wales, who was only declared their will in an orderly plc, and there was not a gravelaywhere of these ed its folds on but Inspection Flanunimpeachconsciousness Mayor. your race on France, it the Their by a soldier of the revolution have invite ceived election. We Gallipoli, of We cordially tle fields will give they had, metaphorically speaking, have our stress.authority. Ergo, Watt is a has been roused, and they will The One Great Thing. ders, and Egypt, it should place at your service the or abide placed a wreath upon it by remindwho the Union able (Hush! Did man If the to vote enemy. Productions, an their allegiance. and however," Beautiful traitor thing, unqualified "The one great aims. as the symbol someone whisper "German gold"?) ing the Americans of their ow "the one de- by America's war Jack must be flown They proceeded Mr. Boland, in Special Facilities of our Australian flag, Peace between the enemy and the "No matter what happens to the struggle for independence. favour of of Empire, the finite act of America by the Am- had also succeeded in placing ba is, should ruler of Australia has not been signit adopted is it as if Treaty, the handsome to DEPARTMENT. as reservation equally ORDER the is -Spa exnot a reStar is "The an Ireland, with it, be in will verse COUNTRY it Parliament with third people, the rate, The resolution erican be flown side by side representative ed. At any a gled Banner":Treaty of Peace. House aware of it. In addition, of Repre- servation which gives to Trelana pression in all things of the Senate, the Nations "Where is that band who so vaun and hon- officially six months cannot have So elapsed resolutions place in the League ofcould of chivalry, nationalism, different the the what sentatives, not, as far Wilson Mr. So were Council. ingly swore, since such ratification. ourable traditions. are of the many States and cities, go to the concerned, more is wanted? As to the means, American with any hope of success, 'Midst the havoc of war and the peace loan posters the creation of has simply expressions of definite be diverted to act. country with the Treaty he battle's confusion, was a they are essentially we get the usual let Watt's steamer this be but it let opinion; Senator Paris. still, a home they would leave will find brought back from British "art," and ploughed brown Naura. Or, better that reservation you has of the all A land of "In return it possessed the that said has Knox the pending writUS no more. up environment, The that the American Senate the English held Then, tranship him. the worst features of the Holy Althat blood has washed out their Their Treaty Khyber. clay field, spacious lawn, Versailles the into interest ten the the in is offered in foul footsteps' pollution." government liance." rural home, and the Johnny Ireland is entitled to a and as the suggestion law, and good government, that in background. Some day, become Irish Prestige Exchanged. an of peace, of her own choosing, A Fair Press. etc., gratis.-Yours, Ameriis that and peace loan has evidently Nations of he League any Bill, affair, we will Referring to the Mason established periodicalAustralian SUPER -LOYALIST. Mr. Boland paid a high tribute will enter Ireland must be repre- said it was found that the appointca postdistinct have an essentially posted a to the American Press. "We have sented as a separate andinto printers, (A copy of above was also the ment of Ambassadors was purely er, printed by Australian nation. It is written therefore not had any cause to complain of artist- to the Argus.) America will Presidential function, and that and drawn by an Australian Peace of Treaty gets Jingoism but that will be when and fa the "push -out" by Australians, When in Fremantle, Look of when they get more of the starch Meeley's. Australia in their spine.
Terence J. McSwiney, B.A.
Anti -Irish Propaganda Defeated
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BOULDER. NEW NORCIA. cern: but those who are there and he wish to come out will find the doors misrepresentation in the Press," not Tide among It is our privilege at long last to them Crimson to The OF SISTER MARY offering Prior DEATH Rev. Very freedom to of journals Farewell in "Not even said. announce definitely that the bazaar, TIIIRBSA SCANLON. Salinas, O.S.B. Protestant citizens, as well as amsupposed to be friendly to our up to the "shadows before' catching ong enlightened Catholics. The Undying Eloquence of the We have nothing but adcause. On Wednesday, 26th August, the Early on Friday morning, August is to take place from September 6th Crucifirion. College, Ildephonsus' miration for the spirit of fair play of St. boys to about a week or so. The whole BoulConvent, ROSIOAS, Joseph's 27th., at St. Mr. Enright's which animates the American and the people of New Norcia, exit. Sister Mary Theresa Scanlon, a parish is taking a long breath, for The ground was wet with Mr. P. S. Cleary, president of the tended a farewell to the Very Rev. der, Press." effort that is to surprise a gallant community, of the looked member pioneer which "the too, There was a pool, AND SOME CORRESPONDENCE. "Briefly," said Mr. Boland, Catholic Federation of New South Prior Salinas, O.S.B., on the eve passed peacefully to her reward. all beholder's. be Blood and water. Wales, writes (Sydney Sun, 19/8/20) of his departure for the Drysdale Heart failure, brought on by a sevwork President de Valera set out as if it might passed they as it avoid to accotriplish. had They ON THE REV. MR. to achieve is two-thirds Rev. Father Lyons preached a The Rev. John Enright is reported River Mission. ere attack of double pneumonia, was back and forth. One of the soldiers MR. JUSTICE HEYDON'S COMMENTS ed. That work was: at The College hall was packed to the at Newtown to have rhetorically TOUCHELL. The deceased most thought -provoking sermon St. of death. picked up a garment, and his hand me to leave overflowing when the programme Nun cause "last Mass" on Sunday at induced the "What City. of asked, Limerick (1) The recognition of the elected. native Then a was stained. curiously away pianoforte reply His Lyons' -theme was splendid a Church"? with Father Mary's. opened 28th. August, Government of the Irish Re- came Catholic the the on garleft Ireland they began to cast lots. The charity' was, "It was this fact, that Rome study from Godard by Mr. C. Don- She public. 1898, arrived in Australia on the 6th. materialism, and from both the episment, seamless, well -made, might be The following is the final letter experiences of Christian for her. Till had sent out from Ireland one of ald, the College Music Master. Two October, and was professed on the tle and the gospel of the day, Ise (2) The safeguarding of Ireland valuable. This was not work for written by Mr. Justice Heydon on which he is providing Henry -constructed 'success. Father the continue and Rev. subtle, by English most the apparently solos ablest, vocal must from The twenty-two illustrated how the state of soldiers, this execution of a tribal the Sister Ligouri case to the Daily then she as many of the 'new ex- her A Moreno, O.S.B., and Br. Ambrose 2nd. July, 1901. is all turmoil and turLeague of Nations. ful propagandists, Dr. Mannix." l'is They would get Telegraph, but which was published to undergo spent in Boulder gained world, which Re- trouble-maker. receiv- yearshershe good that well be said both brought about will he were has been later bulence, thinks he respectively, of as minutes love and few (3) The flotation of the Irish the what they could out of it. form. periences' the veneration Hera for by that paper in a mutilated wonders what they wife and twelve-year -old girl were ed, as was also the vocal trio, "La all. With the young she was a spe- by men placing much faith and hope publican Loan to finance and there, on the shoulders and Copies of the Telegraph posted to for her. One It is presumed that Speranza," by a choir of Fathers cial favourite. In keeping with her in this world. "When God and of, and whether the "marked." Government. along the arms, the texture was stiff us from Sydney show a considerable will consist Ready applause life, her death was happy and holy faith are not in men's hearts," said Left the Church of Mr. Enright did not marry till he and Brothers. I second Why the That remov- amount of space given to the views 'Reasons Blood. clotted "As L have told you, with pleasure are them. Father Williams' rendering the ed, the garment might possibly be of sundry people who were not even Rome' is a specimen of left the Church, and as Dr. Mannix Thursday. The day before her Fr. Lyons, "passion andfruits object was first accomplished, until greeted and the in. on Australia are the to out "Mazurka," on sent not Chopin's and of was of price, Church, result death Rev. Dr. O'Hurley administer. there-and their bitter completion, a higher of the to the Catholic speaking worn again, or fetch "Then, third is nearing Fr. charitable appear Borgia, would Br. it by with the inago, trio and turmoil which riot our years of strumental But the and whose object seemed to be to the admission to the Reception seven the Last Sacraments, and impartsold to some huckster. the first the wholeis power is required William, violins, and Fr. Urbano, ed world is so full of just now." explanation dustrial some that Halto All concentrated At almost Touchell Blessing. had Mr. the Last as possible ed whom grumbled, mud America people they much in as of House Blood, race gather to cornet. The chief and best item are we unless lecturer, can the issue from 9 asks: at the on Saturday, he Church spoiled it. .with such effect that thinks were undesirable, cast at Catholics. The Administrator, Rev. Pr. Doninterjecting lady that of the programme was however a lows' o'clock, a Requiem Mass was sung The world has not greatly changed the girl intimidated?' This, to believe the got be long in doubt." motive behind his act was series of scenes from Shakespeare's for the repose of her soul. Mr. Justice Heydon had asked for 'Was Dr. ogher, preached a convincing and my mind, is very illuminating. Mr. the real since that dark afternoon when the Sister that order in the by address staged It.". beautiful sermon in St. Like touchingly Ligouri's You "As devil." Father gar"the celebrant, O'Hurley was pagan soldiers gambled for the of Mrs. Heydon might visit her, and, Touchell considers her a girl, and not students of the Junior Class. deacon, and Father Donogher, Mary's on Sunday night on the "ImiHe is aware, it ment of Jesus Christ. The Blood Reply. and in Lyons offer her a home. Evi- a mature woman. Fr. Donagher was LEEDERVILLE tation of Christ. rose The necessary, then if Lanigan R. Lavin Mr. Father -deacon, adoration intimiV.F., sub of be object can fit she Jesus Christ, as can be gathered from the would seem, that speaking to her, a few brief well-chosen words exmaster of ceremonies. The funeral at his best, and seems quite recovMr. Enright comments: for men and angels, to them was dently, Mr. Touchell wolud concede dated by people induced of esteem in cortege left All Hallows at 10 o'clock ered from his recent illness. letter, THE ANNUL BALL. "What sentiments the was, some pressed saw said I they that? But What know he does How worthless. oportunity for Mrs. Heydon to propaganda? Be- which the Prior is held by the laity for th'e Kalgoorlie Cemetery, where to do value in the material out of which no "If Mr. Touchell keeps in a secret me to begin this Arum lilies are abundant this seamake a friendly offer to Miss Partyears I was of New Norcia, and concluded by the prayers at the graveside were Everyone who had anythingnight's the seamless robe was woven. To- ridge. Her alleged friends were de- place, and under influences selected cause for about eleven beautified fact, etc., as presenting to him on their behalf a said by Dr. O'Hurley. in making last Wednesday this in was mad Very Rev. son, and the altars are during 'It -gone world, of day, too, the able to pro- silent. a woman lunation not communiany by himself, social the allow than at any time to not more annual typewriter. termined the Corona Mannix'" ball, fine portable Father Donogher, V.F., Father feel pursuit -of temporal values, knows cation with her from Catholic visi- tect herself, but a secluded, penniless in your report re Dr. On last Sunon behalf of the Lyons, Father Lavin, the Christian year in consequence. of my several spoke the Leederville parish, must that Borgia are eterfact Br. the which was It values she the or of intimidated girl, who can be convent they point to the Gospel lent day Ildephonthat St. tors. me of to boys. glad that any activity ofhe winning nothing and A complained John Brothers St. nothing. of St. the Sisters Gold is all, grace is by merely speaking to her; if he al- parishioners being boycotted by the sus' College, testifying to the sin- Brothers, spent in the direction was so well nal. Justice Heydon's Letter. of God, the Sisters of Mercy, and admonition. "Consider the lilies of Figure still hangs upon the lows only such correspondence to they were of me. It cere and practical interest that a very large number of people from the field, how they grow.success for the occasionunstinted tri- white It has given the world all The Editor of the Daily Telegraph: reach her as goes to his own house: Catholics of Bondi because " Cross. We pay manifested always unscruand has Salinas lying rewarded. Prior Boulder and Kalgoorlie were preon It could give, at the price of Its "After time for reflection, the Rev. if he avows his intention of keeping was the fact of the The sympathy of St. Mary's parbeing cir- in the wefare of the College. Every- sent at the graveside. bute to the organising committee last ishioners and Blood. But men pass by unheed- Mr. Touchell, in a letter, which ap- her under 'new experiences of Chris- pulous slanders that were all prayers over, the Boulder The is with the Superior and but for departure, self his and regrets wife the wonderful success achieved, calhas my body Children may Thursday, about on they pears in your issue save perhaps, as on few occatian charity' for an uncertain period culated State, and must admire the courage with which of Mary, who in their regalia had Community of the Boulder Con'we believe that only has the Hi- ing, culate the value of the wood of the refused my request. He will not before she is allowed to choose her about 18 months in this no longhis peaceful happy marched in the funeral procession, vent, in the death of Sister Teresa, sions previous to this a more Cross, or the commercial possibili- tell me where Miss Partridge can future associates; and if he claims which I would put up with mistook he is leaving people bernian Hall accommodated some monastic home to embrace at the sang an appropriate hymn. visit that whereto The who passed happily away on last seen, or allow my wife present- ties as real estate, of the Hill be who may see her er, and or decide to the right people of throng happy call of obedience, a life of hardship, Hibernians and the Catholic Young Friday week. an appear- on was wrought the world's salva- her. must not complain if many patience for cowardice. -he carries He danger. and ed so bright and breezy difficulty, were well Men represented. The was well tion. Several interesting weddings are "What I offer is a home where Mr. people will become thoroughly conStory. with him our best wishes for his pall -bearers were Messrs. Beston, ance. The necessary work left undone To-day the world looks out upon Touchell can see her, Mrs. Touchell vinced that he is keeping the girl An Orangeman's Cock-a -bull being whispered about just nowarduous mission Lane, Leddin, his in directed, nothing being success blood, Sheehan, Kyrasi human Loyal the and of with wet using inSecretary friends and The Grand fields still practically a prisoner; and see." the enjoyment "Wait see her, and any of her and can Drysdale, at blacks the that would marpatrons. why amongst Brennan, and Brennan. ask Patrick in anguish mothers and acquaintances, new or old, can fluences on her weak mind to turn Orange Institution of New South of our prayers. amusement of crowded, and with and May the gentle soul of Sister Mary price must be paid in every age see her whenever they like to call. Of her from her faith, or to make her Wales, one H. Stocker, in a com- theA assurance On last Monday afternoon, Rev. was Theresa watch silver magnificent The hell itself, costume, present- this of them rest peace. in most to newspawhich for a freedom will be her visitors, his instrument to bring actions, or munication to the Sydney Bro. Nolan, of the C.B.C.. presided handed to the Prior by John not a few in fancy struggle course, asseethey It was ab. means only a continued answer them alone: there will supply 'disclosures,' or, if possible, pers, says in connection with Miss then over a farewell at the College, to ed a gay appearance. with Murphy, the captain of the school, is she will To the Members of The colour- against starvation. slightest intrusion upon to go to the platform as an 'escaped Partridge's movements:Brother Le 'Breton, who has since the be not and Brothers the of memento a as BRANCH, undantly illuminated HALLOW'S soldiers ALL the of which found on Calvary, and left for Fremantle. There were preher, nor will any questions be asked. nun'-an example of the horrors "When she left the Reception boys of the College. ed globes, the management BOULDER, All children of the Not the smallest influence will be which (I am sure he believes) Rome House of Mr. Little. casting lots, sent Rev. Fr. Donagher, Rev. Bros. in Sydney, after she had been of applause greeted burst A great was left in tjie hands are brethren and Father, one Heavenly as to whom encourages within convent walls. Partridge the bunting Miss went White, Bourne, and Kent, Mr. P. J. "I with Partridge used reply. Miss to sane, rose declared he as the Prior an expert, whilst the II.A.C.B.S. for the oc- massed against brethren because al- to the residence, in Burwood, of Mr. not prefers this to should Touchell she "Mr. whom donated and Russell, Mr. J. Dillon, Mr. W. Simpshould are she cheeks kindly my feel," he said, "that draping, Stores, Ltd., world and its wisdom and its govson, Mr. J. O'Malley, and the Colsee, and she will not have the slight- lowing the girl to come to me to live R. E. Barton (grandmaster of the glowing not with nervousness at casion by the Economic the at marshal to greatly ernments refuse speak of in the freedom and openness which Loyal Orange Lodge). She remain. having to address such a large 11111r REMEMBER added to her on put lege boys. Eulogistic speeches pressure Neville, est Mr. through In human de- what has passed. Visitors will, of I have explained. I really think Cross. dancing the of The Foot she effect. Then days. the ed there for four Your Meeting is Next Friday were made by all the gentlemen gathering, but at feeling myself to the general the commence- vices alone and in those compro- course, be free to bring her books, I can leave it at that. of Mr. Newing, object of so much,praise and good- Night. BE THERE, and bring a named, and a presentation of a suitto the residence went was enjoyable fromwas expediency of principle with in charge of an umbrella was made on flowers, or anything else they please, "I again ask Mr. Touchell, plainly near Berry, on the Southern coast. that I am not conscious of hav- Friend to Join the PREMIER case and those ment. The floor who as a capable mises which governments call statecraft, and she will be perfectly free to read and clearly, and before all our fellow She was accompanied to that town will present, by Master D. behalf of ing deserved. 1 do not know why BRANCH in the State. Mr. Fred Crogan, going to the world seeks to find, and always the books, or to put them aside. In responding, the Rev. 0' Brien. married and his unBarton of me Miss Mr. much me where by think so citizens, let know to boys the M.C. kept the programmeof all pre- loses, peace. P. CONWAY, Secretary, does' not know, or It offer. I that referred to the home Breton the Brother Le is "This of them satisfaction three out the less it is because I pick the intense 7 King -street, Boulder. cos- will not admit, that only leder the What Mr. Touchell prefers to this is Partridge is, that my wife may go daughter, and the "pain of loss" described in a cerThe judges of fancy Gayask her to come and stay with have been there since. Mr. Barton fruit for them. But then, I think, sent. near the pool of Blood and a secret home, to which no one can and Cross Mesdames Father Donagher's, sermon of tain were mornsets on Saturday more me be indicated.to at times have telephoned and us the I must on terms that many tumes and Connor, water breaking from the Heart of go except those whom he chooses Yours, etc., CHAS. G. HEYDON. and said that he was feeling a great PELLZWE, BOULDER, ing to the effect that the party had inclined to blame than to praise me, nor, M. O'Dea (jun.), speci lady's prize to Christ, is found the sovereignnaffs:Fs. information Kalonly was leaving it, and The share of admit. since to annoyed orange and an spied upon or been apple an 19/8/20. they get when who awarded the West For BOY'S and MEN'S SUITS, also goorlie with a sword in his heart. Leederville fic for the woes of men and which he will give is that letters adHe said that is not big enough. Nor do I their arrival in Berry. Miss Q'Reilly, of HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. We are living in troublous times. dressed to Miss Partridge at his to Master NorThe cheers given at the close of the know what I have done to deserve nights past three for the that (Green Harem), and to anything to turn (Cow- It is a mockery Freedom of Choice. the social should have helped to home in Kogarah will be given or That such good opinions from the Brohouse had been surrounded. man Lewis, Mt. J.Hawthorn Maloney. P.P., less than the counsels of Heaven for forwarded to her. He says that draw the sword out. Father boy). JAMES SHEAHAN, Rev. Wm. Touchell writes (Syd- morning, at an early hour. Mr. Bar- thers, for whatever I have done No process of reconstruc- her letters have not been, nor will discovered recoghim to those with and me a duty ton to presented the prizes.supper room re- relief. been has Herald, 19/8/20): ney Morning deepbut GENERAL STOREKEEPER, will issue in anything tion with. interefered the anywise Fathers Prendergast and Cagney, be, in at they are within in a gully they of spies that party glance a work good A nise the in delica- er mockery if it has no part in the Personally, I accept Mr. Touchell's My attention has been called to a yards of the house. The spies doing and that they have done in .WINE at SPIRIT MERCHANT. C .S R., were visitors to Kalgoorlie vealed a delightful picture Mrs. tide that surges from Cal- assurance, but when he is so intense- letter appearing in your paper over 100 recently. also Barton rifles. foundation. armed with its were since cies and decoration, for which was crimson College the Piessestreet, vary. The philosopher may. vaunt ly suspicious and distrustful of the signature of "Chas. G. Heydon," me that it was believed They have made it the most suc- For Choicest Quality Only. Call and Edwards of Westis Leealerville beyond doubt his wisdom, and the sociologist, others, as his letter shows him to expressive of regret that he did not informed It district that cessful institution of its kind in all responsible. Inspect our Underground Dairy ST. MARY'S BRANCH, BALproclaims be, by what right does he demand take his wife's advice to permit her generally in the Berry its attendant sup- backed by a pagan State, alone No one who of £100 had been offered Western Australia. a reward that a ball with enjoyment Produce Department. is GOORLIE. appeals that in his programme that everyone shall trust him? I to visit Miss Partridge, the escaped for the girl, dead or alive. Mr. Bar- has not actually seen it would beper and general the of wounds the for amusecure the postponement of the found think that from his own letter any- nun, during the added that, as these people had lieve how successful it has been. I in a very human sense to Catholic world. It is in vain. There is no one doubting him could draw mater- her case, for the purpose of inviting ton Our N.A.C.B.S. public. TOR THE HOUSE KIN'S WEAR. to measures, account -loving extreme a loss to such at ment am still more .to real- hope of sane reconstruction, except ials to support his suspicions. For her to accept their hospitality in gone would be told to the for the goodwill of the laity of New people were never so quick to be this in the adoption of the principles instance, Mr. Touchell says that in their own home until her brother everything Fortnightly Meeting on -Tusegey ise this than they appear to public." Norcia. I, can only think that ;t by his own home the only book which arrives from China. eloquence undying "make" with preached seems supper The Members in St. Mary's Hall. comes from my being a man of The Yarn to be Probed. Organisers are abreast the silent Figure of Jesus Christ he put in Miss Partridge's way, and I The Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, earnestly requested to Re/1 VP. have wrangling. Judge Heydon need no fear all dislike I the peace. not been Crucified.-America. A telegram to the West Austra- believe that there are already too directed her attention to, was a Ca- as to her safety, if left to those who of the delmarid, and havea tastefully Ties, Underwear, As that could He Testament. 30, states:New tholic are caring for her. We stand .for lian dated August slow in recogaising many troubles in life without our Contributions received any week HANNAN ST., KALGOORL/Z The Chief Secretary (Mr. Dooley) adding to them by quarrelling. not have given her anything better; liberty for every individual within laid supper table and an abundance day from 9 am. to 6 pin. by the great attraction. The "Loyalist" Meeting but it is certainly a strange thing the limits of the laws of our own is calling for a police report in re- Hence it is that I have always tried (Opposite PoseOffice). Of eatables are a music is so had she supper, House that in the Reception country; yes, liberty of conscience gard to the allegation that armed to procure greater peace and harThis with the S. J. HILL, Secretary, band a book by an ex -priest, entitled (I without interference from others. If, men are prowling around the house mony especially between the two for the dancing. Sheridan's and 112 Bourke -street, Kalgoorlie. More References in Parliament. it think) 'Reasons Why I Left the after new experiences of Christian at Berry in which Miss Bridget Part- communities, because it is only by very tastefully laid out a dainty dispensed good lively music, in atthe in Veryard to Mr. Replying person Who gave her charity, she desires fellowship where ridge (formerly Sister Ligouri) has cordial co-operation on both sides Church of Rome.' is doubtful if even one MANNION AND CRUSE of cakes, supplied by Mr. moment. Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, that? I feel sure that some one she sees it, not where it professes to been staying with the Grand Master that the greatest good can be done. supper tendance suffered a dullDavies, The Goldfields Undertakers and Mrs. Gallagher, Mr. Chine, and the the Minister controlling the police did. Who was it? Could it have be, it will be her own choice. of the Loyal Orange Lodge and Bar- I thank the Brothers and boys for and Mrs. Reader and Miss L. In Funeral Ftwaishers. questogether with wine the Mrs. Lanigan, that said (Mr. Scaddan) been Mr. Touchell? Or is the per- my own home the only book I put ton's daughter. Mr. Dooley, in makorganisers, are to be congratulated splendid watch. I will always from the monastery cellar, and co- 18 HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE, tion whether proceedings should be son who gave it one of the visitors into her hand, or, rather, left on the ing this known to -day, remarked: this on the splendid success that attendcarry it in my bosom, so that its coa for those who preferred it. names whose hall those BURT -ST., BOULDER. crowded against and. 9 taken apwhose admission Mr. Touchell ed their efforts. The table and called her attention to, "Such statements are a good politi- beats may reach those of my heart Mr. C. K. Davidson briefly proun- were taken for their "disgraceful" of He must for- was a copy of the New Testament, cal stunt. to complain? Religion is generally and remind me of you. I thank the posed Funerals conducted in any part of was a sufficient criterion of the toast of "The Prior." meeting in pears the action "loyalist" the at and conduct he purpose whether notice. Charges of for doubting give me animity authorised by his Eminence I assure Car- found to be the easiest way when. laity for this typewriter. On Friday morning Prior Salinas the State at shortest Queen's Hall recently had been recomplain of that visitor. Mr. dinal Gibbons, Archbishop of Balti- anybody wants to work up any in- you that I will often use it. I went through the College classrooms moderate. A consignment of Artifiabroad in the Leederville toparish, hope ferred to the Crown Law Depart- would (the first landed just Wreathe Touchell will see that whoever got more. cial and there is every reason surpassed She has got, and will get, terest from a political point of view. mean to write up a, chronicle of to say good-bye to the boys. He that all expectations wereresult will ment. the course of the Address -in- that` book and gave it to Miss Part- all her mail addressed to "Ecclefec- If I thought that any nuns were de- Drysdale River Missio with it. I gave them a half-holiday, which they since the outbreak of the war. In and scruples, own not his had any conridge, wish in their and that the financial tained against in this ban," performers Kogorah, except letters withthe TM. 136. all thank Boulder also 337. Tel. Kalgoorlie enjoyed the same evening. There Reply debate, Mr. Veryard, refer. it may be that such people are out stamps. I do not take delivery vent, I should take steps to get them be immensely satisfactory. evening little entertainment, but especially subject, Father Salinas left New Norcia ring to his questions on this do know where she of them. Her letters have not been, out. those who nun is among as I know, no so So far play were many very becoming the performed who the boys he He is Saturday, 21st August. that on out to point is kept. gowns worn, while pretty and un- said he wished nor will they be, in any wise inter- kept against her will. If my infor- well. If Shakespeare were alive succeeded as Prior by Rev. Father had no axe to grind in the matter. commonly original. For the present she mation is correct, any nun who now and saw them he would be Rios, O.S.B. "Mr. Touchell says that at the Re- fered with. of He had known Mr. Michael O'Dea PRIME BEEF IiiUTOMICIL The following are particulars admit- is in need of a rest. The last few wishes to resign can do so, and I proud of them. I take this nppnn were visitors House ception for years. Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. many of the frocks:days at the Reception House did understand that the process usually tunity of saying good-bye to you who had no right to see her. de Send All Orders for Printing The Minister for Mines: Your in- ted Telephone 488 When her re- all. you Miss Doris Allen, white crepe Mrs. three months. much takes really leaving to unnerve her. on Obviously, not know I am to like much very should altogether is him my is given in she me chene, beaded artistically. sequin formation about is accepted, with she was not as composed signation all carry you who on Friday I say for claim to and Bookbinding to his Maritena Street, PicatE117what he bases Paul Barrett, black net, with Brand, wrong. as she was on Monday. Something suitable clothing and money, and heart. Does her? to see a right has not Telephone 474 looked had he said Veryard BRYAN'S PRESS. Irene W.A. RECORD Mr. Miss trimmings. The evening was drawn to a close to him? Is she a rela- was done. Visitors were admitted taken to the home of relatives or net, re- upon Mr. O'Dea as a worthy citizen. she belong Chisholm black crepe de chene andMiss by the Commonwealth song, the NaRoss, as I un. who had no right to see her. She friends." mis- tive? Dr. a make why Joan Then Green: Mr. trimming. lieved apricot tional Anthem of Australia. derstand, directed that she could may yet tell her own story of those The Police Theory. him now? Bradcor, yellow butterfly (fancy). statement aboutsaid days. Mr. Minihan says be The guests then assembled in one that according see anyone she liked, but was not last Mr. Veryard This telegram appeared in Wed- of the College halls, where there was Miss T. Barker, creme net, trimmed into to be intruded on against her wish. took a dreadful book out of aer nesday's went O'Dea Mr. swathed witnesses, Australian: and West to with forget-me-nots hand. What do with it did he may people mean that of Mr. Touchell Does number a J. joined Sydney, Aug. 31. the meeting, belt of blue crepe de chene.de Mrs. did not wish be a fruitful subject of inquiry? The Three )V. mean chene, men who had gathered together, whom Miss Partridge Inquiries made by the police at Cunningham, black crepe to see forced their way in past the Was the girl intimidated She askMrs. E. H. Col - with the object, as one of them said, Berry at the direction of the Chief neighbourhood of the house where gold trimmings. to away a quiet ed be taken to not, what If the place? of and officials meeting," bead of "smashing up the Miss Partridge has been staying. A regarding Dooley) (Mr. Secretary less, brown crepe de chene, rest; that request was place to that they has he to say claim earthly hall. armed with a rifle was Miss Chester, black then sat at the back of the It trimmings. Judge Heydon's request statements to the effect that armed youngatman He also granted. is a had no right to see her? night planted behind a log The Minister for Mines: prowling near the seen net, trimmed with green and gold. says of Miss Partridge: 'If, after new to know where she is will be grant- spies had been Miss It is a common the house_ below (forPartridge in which house Miss Helen Carr wore a Spanish case of mistakenI identity. herself thinks ed just when she fit. am informed that experiences of Christian charity, she men from town to Mr. Veryard: whave dancer's costume. Miss R. CrawI have no desire to discuss with merly Sister Ligouri) has been stay- thing for young FOXES the Na- desires fellowship where she sees it, on moonMiss V. Crawley, sal- Mr. O'Dea sat down whensung, the Grand Master of the go out shooting with ing ley, harem. him unsolicited testimony as to professes it will it to be, not where and was being light nights, and the opinion of the mon coloured satin, ninon drapings. tional Anthem Here be her own choice.' we find convents or .tonventual life, except Loyal Orange Lodge (Mr. Barton) police is that it was one of these Freman. of Monaghan, georJ. Mr. that have resulted in the Miss Kathleen Cline, white East that Miss Partridge is to be per- to say that I have no quarrel with and his sister, the the gette, pink and gold bead trim- tle, and Mr. J. O'Neill, want following report: "Some strangers young men who was seen on prominent at mitted to make her own choice of those who are in convents and mings. Mrs. J. Doyle, white crepe Perth "Digger,'' were to stay there. It is their own con- have been seen hanging about the night in question." her future life only 'after' the 'new Miss J. Davies, pretty the meeting. georgette. misof Mr. O'Loghlen: It is a case pale pink georgette, trimmed with O'Dea Miss Lily Davies taken identity as far asareMr.injuring black beads. (secretary), looked very nice in is concerned, and you black business. with his trimmed black georgette, blue Miss Olive Davies, beads. de georgette and silver tissue roses. mings. Mrs. Suiter, creme crepe trimwith shade chene and georgette, Miss Lawra Davies, lemon crystal crepe de chene, with black butterfly mings of silk fringe andcream silk Miss B. Suiter, trimmings. Miss Mary Ena, cream beads. have large stocks of Mrs. A. Crawford, pale pink net over crepe de chene. Miss Jean voile. trimgeorgette, with floss stitchings. Mrs. Suiter, white silk net, with French and siland pink ninon E. Green, blue satin mings of palest silk, ver trimmings. Mr. and Mrs. Hon- posies. Mrs. Tempest, cream Taylor, Miss E. man, quaker and pierotte. Miss lace overdress. Watkins, D. lace Spanish prince. 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THE W.A. R,ECORD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1920 Byrne of three useful men, thus leaving start to finish, and althoughvery lit- the remaining 15 to do the work of won by 2 points, there was They did their full between a full team. choose to tle, if anything, but the three Mission men the the two teams. At half-time gain- share, let free to wander unmarked were scores were even, and Byrne a fair ed 2 points more than Clune in the sufficient to give the Mission margin. last half. From the bounce the Mission imThe winners owe their victory through chiefly to the splendid services ren- mediately kicked a goal, runs. dered by K. Byrne, McCabe, P. Clif- good work on the windward side of cessful in frustrating non-stop goals. in beblowing ball the refield, the chiefly two were got losers the ford, and "Bonny" Campbell The Plains presented by Clune, Butler, M. tween the goal posts. He did not hold the ball as well as the result, but at awakened of were number a Lynch. and missed Byrne thereby usual, the opposition they met with up opportunities the half-forwards sent
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Christian Brothers' Colleg Second XVIII. Football Team "CHAMPIONS" Undefeated for the Season
Saturday's Results. Chine v. Murphy. forward brought the ball down the along to him. The third round was begun on field, where the Mission kicked two East Fremantle, 5.12 (424.15points), Silverstone, at centre, was con- Friday, (39 The Clune. Perth, met Murphy East when in rapid succession. defeated sistently good. His pace enabled The weather was ideal, and the points were kicking strong, and points). him to relieve several dangerous ground in such a condition as to Mission down and up travelled ball Perth, 9.12 (66 points), defeated the correct his usual as points). situations, and much in evidence. render first-aid to fast football. without result, until the Mission South Fremarstle, 5.14 (44 foot -passing was West Perth, 9.13 (67 points), de. In the last half he was put on Hitherto Murphy was unbeaten, found the right spot, and at quarif they could beat Clune they ter time were 3.4 to Plains' nil. feated Subiaco, 10.6 (66 points). Natty Giles, and kept that player and would be, at least, premiers. Clune's In the second spell, however, the To-Day's Games. very quiet. were fully determined then to Plains were determined to defend team disat a spasmodic gave Perth, Bateman East Perth v. West From victory. for hard' bid and did so to some pura make to stubbornly, play. He is inclined to attempt Perth Oval. first bounce they showed mark- pose. In fact they had the better run too much with the ball. This the superiority Subiaco. team, of matters for a while, but failed Perth v. Subiaco. atSouth "Spud's" over ed the at noticeable not Fremanwas defect East Fremantle v. they retained their lead right to score more than one point. P. commencement of the season when and Murphy's Butler and the three Lanigan brotle, at Fremantle. the final bell. big things were predicted of him. up towas certainly nonplussed, and thers, with T. Kelly, battled hard team How the Clubs Stand. got Giese Allan Evans and Gus their old form. and Mission scored only one goal of none Both were they showed P. W. L. D. Pts. a trio of goals each. been during the term. -40 At half-time the 32 good. 6 8 Giese's goals, from place Hitherto the groundand hadperhaps 14 East Perth slippery, and 32 heavy scores read: Mission, 4.6; Plains, 1 kicks, were very spectacular. Evans E. Fremantle . 14 8S 66 for behind. accounted 32 is very sure whenever he gets a pos- the fast ground 14 .. Perth Clune's victory. Nevertheless, Mur30 sible chance. The third quarter saw Plains 1 6 7 14 Subiaco bright carried many "passen- again attacking. Some 30 1 6 7 14 Sunderland played a solid game phy's team West Pertth gers," and Clune's team boasted of patches of play in the centre by P. 12 for his side, without being brilliant. 11 3 14 S. Fremantle few." Lanigan "ordinary the than more Arthur no and Bob Butler, opponents Whenever he was his victory chief- were lost in the forward lines, and Leading Goal Getters. hard man to beat. The winners owe their 37 found him a very to Clune, Butler, Guhl, M. Byrne, Mission, kicking well all the time, P. Rodriguez (Subiaco) Hewby is a player who seems lv 30 The only out- brought the ball back and scored a .. Durack. Gorman, Fremantle) (S. to that bugbear of footH. Campbell .. 25 foreign His high standing players in Murphy's team goal before the bell went. otit." G. Giese (Perth) .. 24 ballers-"a day big influence on the were Murphy, Abbott, and Robin. .. .. In the final quarter Mission addPerth) (West Craig a W. marking had point, chiefly 22 ultimate victory of the red and son. ed 2 goals and a A. Evans (Perth) .. Murphy v. Byrne. through superiority in the ruck. in the pack, work Lawn (East Fremantle) .. 21 His blacks. 15 .. out in this ball the got Fremantle) attached doubt Mission (S. best. There was some showed him at his J. Campbell J. .. 14 however, without fail. W. Gaynor (Perth) Stewart, roving, handled the to the probable issue of the match quarter almostmainly responsible. 111100%,40 was Sat. Ryder on drop and Byrne long His Murphy between the great deal. ball a To-Day's Games Complete rewere and on, clung after the Plains still kicks were a feature of the game. urday last, especially Second Round. by 1 point more. Although half warded block" defeat. The first his former's last "do to inclined is He the Never before in the history of the in the Mission won by 7 goals, of the game was undoubtedly at- when beaten by an opponent. game has so much importance favour of Byrne, and although the game was better contested than the of the The scarcity of indicate. tached to the final games end at their scores continually ball was West Perth just got there. Even at this juncsecond round. the scores at the end of the first forwards was Plains' weakness, but ture. the Big Four cannot be namSubiaco always find the Western- quarter were in Murphy's favour. their play round the centre and amTwo clubs are ers a solid side. _Ad_ with certainty. However, Murphy's back line was ong the backs kept Mission hard at best were P. sae -Young Easts and Old EastsWho can estimate the value of broken througn during the second, work. The losers' but while it is certain that South and B. Smyth twice took a neat Butler (captain), B., J., and A. LinMalatzky's? kick of that last Kelly brothers, H. Fremantle are absolutely out of it, the three sixer igan, time added a and each mark Though a good hard game, with Perth, West Perth, and Subiaco At the bounce of McNamara, and M. Butler. The his credit. West Perth occasional bursts of individual bril- to know not their fate. L. Mission owe their win to their hard the ball in the third quarter, is making a gallant effort to gain liance, the standard of all-round Robinson made a successful run kicking, which was very telling, It will be necessary for football was not high. inclusion. back through Byrne's and for the most part they kicked from centre, Moore was the best of the thirty- line, and got a lucky goal. Their best men were J. them to win to -day. Defeat for true. In addition to bagging four phy's team rallied, and played Mursix. them spells retirement for the seabet- Cullarz, J. Ryder, Binder, T. Tay in of prominent was "sixers," ha Even should the sweets son. B. Moody. and for their score, adding to ter, thus vicitory be denied Perth, the de- every forward movement made. by which at the end of the third term The points now stand: College, 8: College and feat of West Perth will save them. the cardinal and blues. 8; Plains, 0. The Mission, 3.3; Murphy, 2.4. Byrne, was: in Steele fed the forward brigade The same applies to Subiaco. This quarter was fast, and both Plains still have to meet. Though highly ser- last club will have a similar record to good fashion. sides 'handled the ball a good deal. West Perth, but will just pip the viceable, he was not quite up to V. Clune and R. Bryant scored cardinals and blues by virtue of a the form of his last few games. The final regoals for Murphy. of the winner's one that was Sinclair fancy I average. higher sults were: Murphy, 4.6; Byrne, 3.4. both Easts will win to -day. At best. He worked hard, and with The most conspicuous players were The anual meeting of the East present Young Easts have the call good effect. His dashes from the Murphy, Robinson, and Abbott for Perth District Cricket Club will be Their aver- centre line were very spectacular. over the Portonians. at the Grosvenor Hotel on held and Byrne. P. McCabe, Left to Right (Back Row): F. Burnett, L. Gerrick, W. Maloney, S. Edelman. the winners, with Pym, for the losers. playing Sexton is now West age is slightly better than that of A. Gallagher, J. Courboules, W. Lambert. Monday next, 6th. inst. get Second Row (from Top): P. Dillon, J. Dullard, J. Clarke, the 0.B on be held Truseott's men, but it is quite pos- great dash. He finds it hard to bad will Perth's meeting McManus, J. Chesson, G. Gardner. Reclining- W McManus, F. J17ICIORS. sible for the blue and whites to win rid of the ball, and this has a night at the Sports' Club, WilR. Keating, F. Dallimore, P. Ryan, B. Horan (captain), C. Seated: same meetings comby a substantial margin, and so effect on his play. Both A good specimen of junior foot- liam -street. The clash Tyson and Willoughby did the ball was given last Saturday, when mence at 8 p.m. wipe off their deficit. very satisfactory balances to at Subiaco presents a problem for major portion of the heavy work Jeffs and Byrne met in the last MAYLANDS. Jerry Sullivan met Englishman IRISH-AUSTRALIAN show It is sure to be a in the crushes, and held their own round of the competition. The two Quite a lot of newspaper corresthe prophet. the credit of each fund. The secat the Sydney StaBro. B. McCloskey, was comding-dong go. The maroons on their in the desperate tussles in the nicks teams have proved very even pondence is going on re the selec- Joe Symonds retary, will be two Masses to There SOCIETIES. great a and Quite a dium last Saturday, home ground have a little in their which occurred during the game. plimented on the excellent state of row (Sunday) morning. The throughout, and this game was no tion of our State XI. the outcome. UnfortunRodriguez had a return to form exception. favour, and will field their best The scores were at no lot, too, is being written by inter- fight was referee H.A.C.B.S., branch affairs. After the ordinarya Mass is at 7 o'clock. and the Branch, Jerry Malachi's that St, decided of couple the Perth will be without in getting four goals, a eighteen. business the meeting closed, and at 9 o'clock. At the second M time more than 5 points apart, and ested parties. That is evident to ately and 484. and Gordon Watts, Hoft, and McAuliffe which were the result of fine shoot- anybody might have won up to the all close follower% of the game. hit low in the 19th. toround, evening was spent, the oc- Mission will be opened by Joe. The usual fortnightly meeting was pleasant big handicap indeed. The play ing. -a casion being a social to present to Father Mitchell, C.SS.R., and end of the first The bone of contention seems to be awarded the verdict At the last bell. August, 25th Wednesday, on held Boyd was West's star defender. term only one of the city combination last SaturP.P. Bro. J. Brady a handsomely- close on the following Slinday. separated whether Evers should be selected or point Ernesf Barry on the Parramat- Bro. President M. Cooney presiding framed P.P. Certificate. Bro. Quinday was by no means reassuring to He was right at the top of his them-1.1 to 1.0-and bad goal - not. If we are to field our full to the Mission. there w' over a good attendance of members. lan presided, and proposed the toast noOwing ta River (N.S.W.) easily defeated their supporters. In fact, though form, and repelled many of the.ma- kicking by Jeffs in the second quar- strength then -meeting of the local Hi repreHallor0. M. Australian Bro. of the The clearance adIn King." a win was registered in their favour. roon's attacks. and Pope The meeting which 2.6 to Byrne's is easily the best keeper we have. Alfred Feltoa, the Sculling "The him of next week. brought only ter Chain- an to Fremantle Branch was grantfol. marked Green, for "Subi," was a replica 2.1. the "vim and dash that himself to the toast of "Our to be held on Tuesday is post As the game wore on, the Should the burly one be unavail- sentative, Eng- ed. The quarterly balance -sheet dressing a glow- for a fortnight. paid many of their contests was missing. of Boyd. His splendid aerial work goal -kicking failed to improve, al- able, then Borthwick should get the pionship of the World. andThewon Quinlan Bro. At the regal Guest," in showand and return were adopted, They have a habit of rising to the and his attractive style of play though both teams were working position. Those opposed to Evers lishman was favourite, the branch chaplain, the The ed that the branch is in a satisfac- ing tribute to Bro. Brady'san many on record. Aus- Communion has been postponed occasion, and so with some hesita- kept him in the limelight all day. final point out that he dropped out of the slowest time qualities as a friend, the When good together. well doubtwas time slow position. tory Wimbridge, as usual, played with whistle sounded the game was most active cricket last season, and there- reason of the tion I name them as the third suca Hibernian. He wish- til to -morrow week, when the b the Interesting reports were given by tralian, and between caused by the boats colliding, Should the superb judgment cessful team to -day. long life to enjoy the friend- will approach the altar rails exciting, and the scores counted fore should not be picked. Clem less stopped row- the president, district treasurer, and ed himgoodwill, above tips come home, then East sticks, some of his dashes from and recounted. The final *cores and esteem of- those body. club cricket for when both oarsmen not play did Hill ship, should Disthe race of the visits as to Perth, East Fremantle, Perth, and goal saving his side in almost hope- Byrne, 4.11; Jeffs, 4.10-gave the four or five seasons, yet he was al- ing. Felton thinks to him on a Bro. Taylor A asusical evening will be hel had had sufficient confidence in awarded trict Board to the Fremantle who Subiaco will be left to battle on less positions. in the State team. Where have beenReferee to elect him the chief officer night at 105 Sixth -avenue, wh put him ways 1 point to Bryne. by verdict held prethe of Beach "Bill" occasion the on Branch for the premiership of 1920. State. Arthur Stooke, who was so bad- Tim Clifford gave satisfaction W.A. woefully weak is in the at. foul, but ot the branch pioneer attend are assured of a the of who to suffered and to Bro. Brady, no disadvantage was ly injured in the motor accident with the whistle. Never in the history of the thatFelton. J. J. O'Farrell, D.S., in making time. Jeffs deserved Brieflets. to sentation The latter wants Maylands Branch, when it celebrat- Bro. that brought about the tragic end the honour of a good second. His tack. been such a by dwelt at length on there has locally game presentation; the is enErnest an and but Subiaco. at anniversary, again, 10th A great game ed its meet Barry of Kiffin Thomas, was a spectator best players were Kelly, H. Phil- dearth of trundlers of class. Bro. Brady's commanding and conTroy, ex -Speaker. will not having any. Ile says "I don't deavour is to be made to emulate Perth -South Fremantle lips, Jeffs, Scott, and Berry. The Football in excelsis for the fug. at the personality, and felt proud to a Frank rival for the Magnet seat at again." the example of these branches by fiding Bro. Brady with game. It was his first outing since best for the winners were the caphundred minutes. to present G Fender, playing for Surrey think I'll race P. asked be to function which come o elections, social general arranging some and on all sides he tain, Livesley, J. Butler, Hennessy, recently, scored 113 not out in 40 P.P. Certificate, because whilst he March next. A Geraldton resi The aerial work of players of the accident, congratulated which the District Board and other awas on his was heartily RACING. a most worthy Australian, he has been selected by the Co and Hourigan. Junior footballers minutes. It took him 35 minutes both sides was best of season. was It invited. be should branches recovery. also one of those worthy Aus- Party to contest the seat. (By "Shrewdy.") F offend often in running too much to reach three figures, thus beating decided that the quarterly commu- was Young Easts' forward division is sympathy "When an umpire bounces the with the ball. Berry was a notable Gilbert Jessop's record of 100 in 42 the 12th tralians whose practical held it continuously since still weak. ball and it goes over the goal line example in this match -kicking is minutes. rendered them "more has racing will take place at nion be held on Sunday. This makes one look up Ireland -day's To for ago. years many election touched more profitable. Ray Mudie showed championship or behind without being Horrigan, on the other fast scoring feats. For Notts the pretty Canning Park course. inst. Irish than the Irish themselves." He displayed wonderful by a player or either side, he should other side was its mouthpiece. The v. Sussex, at Brighton, in 1911, E. Notwithstanding the fact that many YOUNG IRCLAND SOCIBTY. Bro. Brady, who was received with form. We are indeed sorry to learn 189 out of 227 runs horses have gone from the coast men scored dash, and all his efforts were mark- bring the ball back and rebounce the orders; the Alletson applause, in returning thanks for Concert. gives Annual captain splendid mon it." So says the rule book of the carry them out. That is the rule. obtained whilst at the wickets in to the goldfields for the winter ed by splendid judgment. the tribute the members had been Australia -that -is the of concert annual third being The no more. after fields ball the Melbourne The from Before lunch he hit round of meetings there, to pay him, expressed Vern. Harrold, at the other end, W.A.F.L. Moseley met Knox the same day, 90 minutes. in the Hibernian kind enough at our table for at welcome He bounced by Umpire Trotter on Sat- and ways as virtues own his was de- 47 out of 75 in 50 minutes, and after for to -day are splendid and promise society was held night was on a par with Mudie. game surprise his even an after in the presMonday we on Hall originality, and finishes. good He brightness the for and speakers. added two marked and kicked finely, and was, urday, did go over the behind line feated by 8 points. scores 152 the of the sport by The lunch 142 excellent attendance, con- outlined great things for it. U easily the best of Young Easts' de- without being touched, but Trot- were low. Moseley's team put up last wicket with W. Riley, in 40 Mr. J. R. Hayes, secretary, as usual, ence of a meagre pro- was not, until that evening. aware pected ter did not bring the ball back and a better game than last week, and minutes. fenders. Gentlemen v. Play- has everything in' readiness for a sidering the excellenceAllofthetheold fa that he was so like one of the cheru- tunately, no doubt, the high For Lawn was an alert and clever for- bounce it; instead a point was reg- if only they had kept the places ers, at Hastings, in 1907, he scored good attendance, whose comfort and gramme submitted. new ones were ar- bim, and if the speakers had con- of production helped to hurty and many Two goals came from his istered for Perth. word. tinued any longer, he would have end. 'Tis a great pity to see given them, they would have now 191 runs out of 234 in 90 minutes. convenience are always his first con- fourites tistically- rendered by our most cap- felt wings starting to sprout out of reviews of the Australia type boot, despite the fact that he was sideration. more competition points; that He reached 50 in twenty minutes. two were encores and talent, local able in 63 He was always However, their re- But then there is hope that f well watched. alphabet that every 100 in 42 minutes, and 150 in FOOTBALL. advice is the has After an his shoulders. for this repeatedly demanded. considered, rather the ashes of the first there position when the ball came for- EASTERN to learn: Keep minutes. For Bath Association v. Canning Park's programme football team Doherty, marks were, he Phyllis Miss by with overture events of six Hyman W. had only attempt arise in the near future another ward, and showed that he was a the 1902, consists He for in afternoon Thornbury, your places. The best men the pro- extravagant. Victorian League. 466 for six wic- fair acceptances in each, viz., 8, 9, Mr, Jack Dwyer opened anthem, ed to do what he felt was right, and tralia, bigger, brighter and player who could get the ball for and of Wallace, out 359 made Bowles, were losers Irish The last event is a gramme with the new Geelong, 11.10 (76 points), de- Diamond; - they played well and kets in 100 minutes, and was not 14, 8, 19, 16. were satisfied he than ever to uphold the truth. timself. members the that M. Hunter's Race, which is an annual "The Soldier'sSong." Miss D. Hor- had done so, was all that mattered. THE RECORD kncws what Dr. E. Duffy roved tirelessly. He used feated South Melbourne, 825 (73 tried hard to win. For the win- out. He punished Machree," and and splendid judgment in picking out a points). 32 in one over, and 30 in contest amongst the well-known rigan sang "Mother an encore. Mr. He would always cherish the certi- means to run a newspaper to for Conway, Jones, Grace Knox, W. ners, paid press propaganda had to respond to Richmond, 12.15 (87 points), de- Horan played well right through. the next. comrade. He maintained his dash Altogether he hit E. hunters of the State. ficates as a link to keep him mind- ter the by the dailies. Au. Re W. Ginivan's song, "Off to Phila- ful of days gone by. feated St. Kilda, 7.10 (52 points). He would ed out throughout the game. M. Grace for thirty-two sixers. Byrne did the umpiring. the Carlton, 16.13 (109 points), de- K.The competition could be times from Perth to the delphia" was heartily applauded. of Cinoris grafted like a trojan all now instances his occupancy train forget more The points Many never Mr. and Horrigan p.m. Miss duet in Fremantle, Look 125 When a 12.58, As 12.42, nor figures are: branch, Fender's of the chair day. He knocked out splendidly, feated Collingwood, 7.15 (57 points). giving Knox, In racecourse 12; presidential given. 14; Byrne, Ginivan sang "Erin the Tear," with Fitzroy, 16.12 (108 points), de- stand: Jeffs, 2 . and was hardly ever beaten. who had so loyally assisted Healey's. as a new record, the cable man evi- The last race is timed at 5.5in p.m., the exquisite taste and expression. Mr. those could centre, feated Melbourne, 6.9 (45 points). 4; Moseley, He at period. that during "Digger" Thomas, him dently refers to the time occupied so that patrons will be back the "Melodies of thank the juvenile branch for what Coonan gave JI7VENILZS. gave perhaps his best display of City early. in scoring the first hundred. Maeve" as a recitation, which was Hibernian spirit he had, as it was Hall on Monday, the 13th i His high marking the season. On Saturday, the 28th., a scratch North Adelaide won both games Mr. P. A. Bryan there he had undergone his proba- aid of the Christian Brothers' is the well received event principal On match was played to relieve the Canning's earned him many rounds of well - against New South Wales. English Hendren still leads the of 110 sous., over a sang "The Irish Emigrant," and as tion. Other toasts honoured were aar. The first half of the merited applause. He fed the for- both occasions, however, the South monotony of the usual colour com- batting a total of Park Handicap with averages, Wearing of the following "The The an encore wards accurately all day. Archbishop, Clergy, and Chris- gramme will consist of "The Australian minor premiers were petition. The juveniles elected N. 2,235 runs, and an average of 69.84. mile and a quarter.--Gold 9.2; Green." Messrs. Boland and Court- "The Coin, being selected vocal and two acceptors: by Bro. siders," as their proposed the Riconi, always a strong and dur- fully extended. Brothers," are Campbell tian C. an and Rush stepHobbs, with a total of 2,186, and Nystad, 8.4: Lock ney gave exhibitions of Irish and suppoorted by psichorean items by old favou able type of rover, found the vigcaptains. Campbell won the toss average of 56.05, is next. Then Tom Castro, 9.0: compli- Jas. S. Dowling, Rev. Fr. while the second half has bee the comes Hearn, 1,793 and 56.03; Mead, Master, 7.12: Palisade, 7.4; Red dancing, and were highly Bros. Monaghan; orous play to his liking, and was J. Bro. recent Fitzroy-Essendon and kicked downhill against a In A present. He match, the latter team scored 10.7, sun, but the ball went the other Banner, 7.4: Rippler, 6.7; Hare mented by the critics most useful to the winners. Neville and Rev. Bro. Brennan res- lotted to "Bubbles," a one -act c 1,732 and 49.31; Russell, 2,189 and violin solo was contributed by Mr. ponding. "The District Board," pro- dietta by Charles S. Fawcett. kicked two goals. and it was a remarkable fact that way, right round the wing, then to 46.57; Makepiece, 1,630 and 42.89; Hatch, 6.7. accompaniments posed by Bro. B. McCloskey, sup- gether, over 20 artists will co The Hinds. McKenzie, in goal, was safe as a the ten goals were kicked by ten centre, where Rush got a free and Woolley, 1,580 and 40.51; Douglas, next throughout were played by Miss L. ported by Bro. W. Hughes, Bros. J. bute to the programme, and as He showed good judgment different players. Trotting will be resumed11th. bank. kicked a point. Then Campbell's 1,214 and 33.72. A Glennon, LA.B., who deserves spefor its enter Saturday night, September in leaving the goalline, and though J. O'Farrell, and J. Edwards res- society is noted The game referred to above was team made off, and between Camphas been sub- cial praise. programme first-class Renshaw six on occasions he was well away from remarkable for a great last quarter bell, Grogan, asi ponding, and "The Chairman," pro- ments a good evening's amuse with for trundlers and the performers the leads trainers, Rhodes and thanking In of owners is assured. to Bro. Fitzroy. points were added. of his goals, his -moves were always Another goal finish to the credit for posed by Bro. J. W. O'Brien, the at a cost of 12.82: mitted a large nomination should result. their services and the audience suitably acknowledging advantage to his side. When the quarter commenced the followed, this time at the other end. 144 wickets, 169, at 13.07; Parkin, 53 at The new conveniences for totalisa- their patronage, the secretary, Mr. Quinlan H.411.0.3. SOOIRTY. Sheedy did much useful work. scores were 10.7 to 4 5 in favour of The second quarter was very earn- Woolley, compliment. All 16.55. feeling at in 154, referred responsible Howell, been Doheny, have J. P. high Essendon, and when the final bell est, play going up and down the 15.62; betting tor His foot passing was of a of A meeting of the District B Irish Sea Juvenile Branch No. exception of the a the Star terms to the sufferings He got a "titer" for rang the scores were 12.11 to 10.7 in field, and at half time the scores the above, with the to mare the for increased business, -and are standard. was held in the Hibernian Hall, 1, H.A.C.B.S., Fremantle. for their Mead, are expected great improvement and convenience people were undergoing them the winners. favour of Fitzroy. In other words, were: Rush, 3.4 to Campbell, 2.1. raystreet, Perth, on Monday, that to uphold England's end in the to patrons. principles, and reminded F. W. Jones occupied the ust 30, 1920, at 8 p.m. Bro. Hilton's aerial work stamps him Fitzroy kicked 11.6, while Essendon Bro. the third quarter Rush had trip In "The Ashes." at the moment the Lord Mayorlaf chair at last meeting of the above Hynes, D.P., presided. Those p as one of our champion fliers. He failed to score. * of the play, though he fight for better the starved being slowly was GrifJ. City Bro. ult., * Cork 30th on the held Tully, Edwards, C has a very safe pair of hands, and only 2 goals, but in the final Bros. scored were beprison The to death in an English as vice-president. a great In all probability an Amateur once he gets them on the ball he The premiership of the Victorian term Campbell put up MULLEWA. ton, McAdam, J. O'Callaghan, as a fith acting cause he refused to be classed alien kicked English XI. will tour New Zealand minutes of the preceding meeting ny, Parker, Cooney, and the Dis Schools was won by Mel- struggle. holds it. The forwards Public an acknowledge or Masters * criminal * * were read and confirmed. bourne Grammar School, who kick. point after point, and a ruckman, during the coming season. An apology was r Trinity College of Music. court. Their prayers should be of- Brian Cole Bert Beard, Jack Burns, Secretary. e ed 11.15 to 6.11 by Scotch College. Grogan, was the only goal-kicker. ed from Bro. W. Dwyer, who Perth won comfortably. Presentation Convent Successes. fered for his speedy release. spectators were The forwards should practice kickKeith Dixon, Archie Cole, and Leo absent in the country. of the thousand order A Fifteen the is scoring Tall the society of Mr. to up meeting The next But their p:ay was not Beard were initiated as benefit mem- amount of correspondence was On Tuesday, August 24th, present. Recently Yorking goals while running. When the _day in England. will be held at St. Patrick's school- bers. premiership standard. Masters Thomas Duggan, Ar- with, and accounts to the exten Rush was still 6 points to shire scored 586 for three wickets Mallinson held practical examinarang bell when evening, College, Monday on Salter room Sevcik thur Hancock, and tions at the Presentation Souths tried hard, but lost in the the good-5.6 to 3.12. against Hampshire. P. Holmes Trin- classes will be formed to learn the were proposed for membership. The £23 were passed for payment. score Geraldton, in connection withgratifyDistrict Board officers visited out. This third quarter. For the winners Rush, Cunning- made 302 not It is Irish language. Mr. Doran having secretary again urged members to Star of the Sea, 138, Fremantle, ham, J. McEvoy, and Clifton did makes the 21st. on which a score of ity College, London. were casualty; bad instrucas services successhis Gordon Watts volunteered to make a great suc- St. Lawrence O'Toole, 522, helputmost in ing that all presented best their were do losers the and compiled best, been has over Perth. for or 300 luck for Gordon and tor. cess of "Bubbles" and "The Seasid- lands, and were pleased with the ful. "Senior Football Colour Competi- ed by_ Campbell, Henshaw,' Grogan, first class cricket. best the 136, Victoria at was results: No. are Branch, produced tion." ers," to be Following Johnny Campbell Star of the Sea dial reception received and the and K. McEvoy. He was inman on the ground. Hall on the 13th inst. The drawing progress the branches visited the Senior Division: Miss Florence H.A.C.B.S., Fremantle. As a result of competition matOn Wednesday, 25th. inst., vincible in the first half, when his second when ches to date, Grogan is 12 points Haley, honours. over the took place for "Max. the Sport," the making, particularly St. Law concluded, MISCELLANEOUS. presided was Quinlan round M. Bro. Reta Miss oasis an Johnston, as high marking stood out The and Cunningham 8. Intermediate Division: the winner being Mr. J. H. O'Toole, where five new mem Byrne met and defeated Clune. start usual fortnightly meeting of when in a desert of poor football. C/o. E. S. Wigg and Son, Fremantle, were initiated (splendid speci ult., O'Connor, first-class pass. ult., was a battle royal from Starting at 7 a.m. on 27th. bike Victoria plalas' Aesoclation, Blanche above, held on the 23rd Shacklock throughout was good. match Junior Division: Miss Neville, ticket No. 1384. was perFather motor of Australian young manh a weather (Rev. rode The Parsons chaplain finish. Harold the to contried Plains tough pass. The Mission and Natty Giles found him a very a morning. McGowan, first-class which was a cheering sight for and Bros. 1. J. O'Farrell Hibernian Dramatic Society. but the ground was just on the Oval last Sunday, until 7 a.m. the following proposition whenever the pair met, fect, Preparatory Division (Violin): O.M.I.), 11145 district officers who were pre of the District on one wing. clusions he covered slippery Edwards, at bit" 24 hours J. the In and hard "wee across are away blowing society far as honours. got wind above heavy The a but astute Natty a new Miss Linda Haley, Lawrence St This constitutes were among those present. However, this did not interfere with preparing a high-class pro- Bravo! The supporters of both miles. record, field. as poasible, and on such occasions with Preparatory Division (Piano): Board, and works out at an the game, which was perhaps the The quarterly returns and balance work in Victoria Branch. forward to a good world's The Perthite gets did good work. match teams looked day Miss Belle Carson, honours.Warren. sheets were adopted as read, and gramme to be presented hour per -contested miles evenly 50 of .rnost the Wen average supporters fashion. Plains' Olive into the play in a willing across a this half. The match was charac- battle, but First-steps: Miss owing to the absence and night. and his scheme of running terised by up-and-down play from disappointed. player in possession was very suc-
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I. I. Ryan, M.H.R.
local and General
News of the Archdiocese
Christian Brothers' Appeal Why and how you can Help
Politicalities
(By Timothy Watchwedl)
! Return to Sanity. NIGHTMARE. CALENDAR. More than one recent indication pass W. M. HUGHES' is (Greene-Fifteenth Aspirants for the politician's 5 Sept. Sun., of suggests that the party of sanity days YOURS'? these WHAT ABOUT plain Pentecost. WANTED. increasingly are many and varied after STILL becoming NOTES getting the upper hand in is Sunday 10 It 9,300 gradually There's things. day. Mr. the other since and clear Amongst (Green)-Of 6 ballots has been quite matters of foreign policy. "'. in the air. The the day. Repre Mon., Sept. quite a buzzing noise be mentioned the ultiin the Ryan entered the House ofMinister Tues., Sept. 7 (Green)-Of of there is no work so important as the these may Babel of tongues clattering the Prime We want your help because Wed.. Sept. 8 (Whitel-Nativity illissiaa.".-LEO. XIII. sentatives-that mate endorsement of the Commisthat Perpolluai is young. Parish indicates a the is of Ninwspaper electorates brainy education Cathelis 'A Virgin. moral different does not like and Blessed on the Amritsar case, the religious country finding this of sion's electrical be repeti- Thurs., Sept. 9 (Red(-St. Georgincredit. the atmosphere will Brothers, Christian Brothers' schools have a This was certainly the most 4th., 1920. March next. opposition. The noteworthy Christian to the of up SEPTEMBER Spread Parliament onwards in front recognition SATURDAY. ius, Martyr. PERTH. just claim to generous able way of getting out of a very stunt tion of "exchanges" months makes no in Austra- and general support. Only when a general election 10 (White)-St. Nicolas although few Brothers and Sept. past affair, the Fri., Christian The during discreditable really how is on do we get to know raw mate- Federal Hansard very interesting Tolentius. doubt Indian feeling will be very lia have for fifty years devoted the The Brothers' Hope, prolific Australia is in politician. time, nothing else Messrs. Ryan, Brennan, Sat., Sept. 11 (White)-Of the Bless- themselves to this all important long a . for bitter reading. that the "on the The Christian Brothers hope rial which makes ed Virgin on Saturday. stave off a revolution To-day they have in their and others touch Hughes the work. offers could possibly pigmy schools over 15,000 pupils and in the occasion of this appeal in that great dependency. The furaw," not, however, until disrespectof Holy Mass at their orphanages over 800 destitute the Catholic people of W.A. a unique ture, of course, is still very dark; The story is told in an ofEastern to low, celebration The on the 23rd. of May last, Benedict toXV., descends Rome, Wales dictator Peter's, St. Prince the the From He Osborne Park will be as under: Their schools encircle opportunity to show theirapprecia- the Moslemk have evidently come to of the Apostles, sent forth a messageof estab- paper that when children. ful tactics as counterblasts. uccessor to Peter, Princearight his landed in Melbourne, Prime Minister First Sunday of month, at 10 Australia from Charters Towers in tion of the labours, the asacrifices, and heeded, will be the means Britain as the enemy of their to him cannot help his nature, to drive orld, which if heard foundation an exhausted and Hughes, desiring to convey TreasurBut his o'clock. round the and the services of nearly quarter regard which vulgar. be pea*, Queensland, that must he Northern point religion, and that feeling might lead enduring Na- the absence of the Federal this of month of shins on an of West success Leagu,. and The Sundays the in century. comical a as which remaining of and often On for, Kalgoorlie, not to longed On the other hand, the continent, -worn world has so long to have brought into existence. With that er, Mr. W. A. Watt, said: "It is with replies are as the final one we reprint at 8 o'clock. of appeal will enable the Brothers to anywhere. in the policy of winning Australia. Catholics are proud * * order deep regret, your Royal Highness, I indicative In Hansard, No. 30, we -ons is commonly supposed peace and unity and the good * which carry on their glorious work with believers schools of and justice are system fine kindness the the for our hereunder. by of sternal solicitude so remarkably characterised pontificate have to inform you that one The cost of the India distinct progress, as the rethe Mass, next Sunday, Armadale, they have established in Australia. renewed vigour. which just left our find the following: f society, 10. was drenched with love most famous men has awfully source and se- Catholic system grows with the pro- making the Jarrandale, is heart great 7.30; Viceroy tp the whose system will the of the This Pontiff, by speech sorry, cent here saintly am I in shores." Mr. Ryan: f Pius X., the "Oh! I'm Mass, Dwellingup, September 12, 8 curity of the strength of the Church gress and complexity of the work. Legislative Council proves. life purpose was that all might be one the Prince, of the electors of West Sydney, or all men, and whose great Often have No one doubts the more than huo'clock; Nanga Brook, 10 o'clock. charity, Benedict the Fifteenth. speaks Mr. Hughes," interrupted similar sympEgypt, in Australia to-day. to Turning our great e unity of brotherhood andclasses of mankind to -day (even as his with a sly twinkle in his eye; "we whom the right honourable gentlebishops and man wisdom which guided The Milner great man himself used tp represent. But toms are manifest. be- we heard experienced o the turbulent and warring have heard such a lot of your Church leaders in rejecting secular- Commission The Popular Girl Competition the spoke to the disturbed elements), has found in favour of priests declare that "they would from them. away for wretran and would ivine Master on the troubledof sea he one the School no off than Mannix"! cast to Dr. Joseph's rather' education; ism in schools tween St. Britain Charity build Christian to did independence, prefer name what and the Egyptian in Yes, them that He Jos Mr. Hughes: nd bids on the Ladies' College, was won by St.dance churches, for churches would not a moment think of reversing for Union and Christian Charity. patour many you do with Wallace? all merely retaining a garrison hed mantle of Hate. He pleads It will be of interest for eph's School candidate. The if there were no Catholic courageous and wise policy;consisof race, creed, or colour, with the"that The Government, of needed C.'s" be interests Canal. "F.J the in Suez of is It admirers Ryan: compeMr. aks to all men, irrespective and the and with generously readers fully conscious then in connection should the held Christendom, accepting of at Father that boggle our schools." may Great that Sydney course, the learn West of of The nal voice of the electors support of Victorian Letter, to very successful. no alliance can have strength, though Children tently contribute toofthe report itself is a hopehas been I am demanding to know all about tition wasresults o peace can have consistency, conferences schools which report, but thethe of the competition That the Church and Its the grand systems and solemnly sanctioned, ifa Melbourne Correspondent financial in favour of people these East" that laborious about Far Prosper. sign ful daily and "The May of in of mandates, orgaof Editor close these the have laborated appointed Christian Brothers not quenched by means be made known at peace and international justice are on the magazine of the measures generally in regard to will t the same time hatred and enmities are -the missionaryMission. The Christian Brothers imposeand nised, and which are essential to en- gaining ground on the land grabThis new which leave for their introduction is the year. econcdiation based on mutual charity." Irish Chinese themselves a life of restraint sure the intellectual superiority, so- bing war -mongers. famous his Finally, last we publishing honorother XIII. journalism hope Leo I atwhen has their and being sought. the venture in Catholic cial position, industrial success, What was urgent in 1901, The Rev. Brother Dean, who labour that they may give is not less inperative in 1920 to the feel sure wil ldo much to make able members also will want to know been attached to the Christian Bro- tention and energies exclusively to before all and above all, the spiritual Monday's cables indicate that a neyclical on Christian Democracy, is impending in on the peace of in policy Maynooth Government flange centred work The for are look and thoughts grand stage. They Youth. the this Fremantle, at Catholic whose of known High School, and moral safety the Catholic schools. rnest observer Flowery cannot have matters just as they thers'has, Mesopotamia, the London Daily questions which then disturbed the has set out to do in the unfortunately, been in un- no reward or recompense in this The grave economic burning Old Boys, Your Alma Mater! orld. reporting that the Governcoals which keep inflamed the Land, and in the Editorial control want them. The Prime Minister who the trans- world. In a spirit of heroic selfThe old pupils of the Christian Express satisfactory health, has been ace of society are stilldifferent anxieties the and sure feel -day: honourable to we any alone ment has decided no longer to emnationals -beat in Corder brow Faith Frank College, occasion the cannot of Mr. Kalgoorlie on this the which Catholic should to disBrothers ferred sacrifice res of discord in statesmen great rights garrison to hold Mesothoughtful a the large of prove for a the minds separato show their strength and loyalty. ploy member who stands up of "The Far East" will the hope that the Goldfields climate inspires and sustains theyand nd cares which then disturbed The Arabs will be given coun- Whether pupils of the schools in potamia. aggravated insistency, the thoughts both in religious and liter- of his constituents. would better suit his constitution themselves from family urbs with, perhaps, more of government success, self-government under of responsibilities right great the domesthe and health. keeping and bring him back to good Ireland or Australasia the Brothers try, they forego all social hose who hold in their Mr. Hughes: Bah! and Lab - ary- merit. by British society. The struggle between Capital wish the genial tic pleasures, that they may live en- look to them to work for the success their own chiefs, assisted nd the good order ofrather with a bleat. This we sincerely We hear in every up if they desrie it. A pleasure ends acute the not more had "Billy" it we So administrators idealis Bronoble Thursday Christian and pupils old few bitter, On active grand a Some and intensely tirely for of this appeal. r is not less of the sheepmore Cox and the Percy threatenings Sir the country lasts great he and this including to longer of mission, storm The young. welcoming Le Breton has come the religious education of the have sent donations. Why only a Mr. Harry Philby, is going to lips. rt of the world the rumblings a few years ago were riding on the of "Billy," when ther. Brotherfrom and Mrs. Fitzpathe becomes. Kalgoorlie to refew? chal- of Australia Mr. with their son and ish roletariat. Nations which only cute, to Fremantle exestrength the into like Tribute. act policy imperial to new the used put whose to greatness, dad shrewd, Dublin, of An Appeal to An. owing tide of commercialpowers, have lost their supremacy, and have rick, (?) place Brother Dean. cution. James and Lily, who ar- destructive animal his popularafter other A writer of high reputation in Vicenged the might ofand a Al- name connotes-the goat. But look specially to the of a seer, the great daughter, than Brothers more vision no Orsova. The the course, With is, of R.M.S. This disaster. the great Christian the by for the rived night ruin open estimates and Keep an one down in toria thus and sisters of their boys fulfilment of the spirit of the prinsaw the issue of the bad philosophical though they proceeded by the ship he has screamed and shrieked "Sinn ball which will take place in St. Brothers:-"These Christian Bro- mothers this redecessor of Benedict XV. appeal a great success. ciples underlying the Peace Treaty. to make widespread amongst the people of his the same day to the East, where Fein," "I.W.W.," "Bolshevik," "Jer- George's the were would inst. I 14th. which the few. on too Hall all teachings are thers thical Do not wait to be invited to help but so little have those principles Melbourne their ger," "Mannix," "Menace," he forthe avarice of wealth in its undertakings in they intend making 'me, and the evil effects of fifty we have in Melbourne were I!) mate and offer your esteemed set, been honoured during the past two gains. Further back, in 1891, headquarters, all the States will he sakes his agile, wandering On Wednesday we received tele- two hundred and fifty. Every one come increase its hoard by ill-gotten the rights and duties visited mountain-his out and vices. The Brothers may not know years, and so late has their partial pointed date. he wilderness Adea later the of energetic Letter, at from of Encyclical magazine communication a graphic is those .other great of them and hercapital been not do not know all their recognition come, that it is hardly control have -indeed, who of stampedes --those society vocal spread. death The glory of laide informing us of the other. y which both classes of the friends. An old pupil of Perth Colbe bound in relation to each did alded for over a week-and becomes the Right Rev. Monsignor Nevin, achievement. to be wondered if unsympathetic The friends of Miss Annie O'Brien, the ho contributed labour-should ing God's truth, of training of Christ already Moravia Gospel the hasn't for a dozen books of art critics say unkind things about the sent of he the lege of if adopt, precepts teacher out to Austrathe of school wont shoot South late to pioneer idea the y by the application feuds young Catholic us hope that sincerity of death -bed repentences. regret to embraced, the serene, peace -abiding the last of terminating the warring (Murchison) district, will took which took place on into the green bay tree of a fervent union tickets.w ill Let priests, lian reneat Pontiff see a hope of successfully XV., same the in Benedict place which act of Similarly, of society. unruffled, restful attitude Besides, even if the Imperial Govlearn of her death, which last. The late faith, of laying a single brick in the many more tween the different sections The Christian ernment's policy toward India, EgBut, Tuesday evening of the time, and the Babel of voices on Sunday fortnight at the Gerald the sheep is characteristic. golden monumental edifice of the true generous spirit. celebrated the ting on the moving passions put The deceased was oh, for the riddance of that night- Monsignor Christ -and the Ten Commandments the Church, is to them an inspiration Brothers have no means of paying Hospital. to ypt, and Mesopotamia shows signs ton ordination his of jubilee caching new philosophies that disordered £5,000 the crushing debt of over views with apprehension the with a nervous breakdown mare of a Ryan! of betterment, the same can scarcepriesthood last year.-R.I.P. incitement that needs no spur. off pleads taken ill and utaide their calculations, friends mankind of and and cause ago, old pupils their months unless sacred of the in and couple duty ly be said of its Russian and Irish about a They go noiselessly to their ndition of society to-day, The best way to policies. will help them. was renvaved to Gerlater suSalinas, week R. men, a Father of policy. Rev. Very applause no world The a new seeking or or for bedonation a to send steadily is noble She this his do and Hospital. New war, from consciousaldton the the farewell exertions during of whose premely content with As a result of his humanestruggle, book of art union tickets, which Watt's Return. Her father, William Irish Self -Determination fund O.S.B., came worse. says an impartial witness, the Norcia a report appears elsewhere ness that the all -seeing Eye notes acosts far O'Brien, of Kalgoorlie, went to Geronly 10/-. These can be had mpartiality throughout theinfluence Mr. Watt is now well on his return with the nations of the earth is at present in Perth awaiting ship- in the 'records of the great Book by return post from the Rev. Bro. She her. rewith His be to ope has attained a moral journey, and Mr. Hughes, despite order in enBenealdton, proceed to the the discipline to by all their statesmen. and time done possessed sailing APPEAL duty that THE the of Fresum Brothers, the peacefully Christian acceding the prin- never rallied, and passed J. N. Moore, his attempts at jocularity, is showthe thoughts of mankind towards dictine Mission at Drysdale River dured in His service." Four- away. The Rev. Father Masterton nt Encylical has turned no mantle, who is over from the East ing unmistakable signs of uneasiness. Up to leaving progress can be founded on Hate.four-fifths clos- in the Kimberleys. the a sucduring appeal System. this burial that and and make hoped Secular is try ples that no policy and happiness funeral it -aided to As the Perhaps he is whistling to keep his State conducted Norcia Father depends on other people; the Self-De- the Monastery at New The cable messages cess and worthy of the Brothers' courage up. Itha of an individual's populations. En- services at the Geraldton Cemetery. ing days of September have The Catholic schools are competprosperity depends on other its Salinas was Prior, but he proceeds run in that passed between the Prime Minfriends will kind The Fund W.A. uncerpeace. in in syswork f a nation's comfort and rest termination soul News her armaments, May Superior. -supported as outlay on the State with increased Drysdale to ing to trade, appeal are tickets final a restricted have -Treasurer certainly make who ex means parts prowe the ity course, ister and insecurity to has been received that the mission tem. This system has the Public distant to peaceful living and the gravest ' ty in regard reminded to send in money and seemed to show the latter in a rather On Thursday evening next the those of our race who hay not thus known that the earthly salvation lugger has arrived. and is waiting at Treasury to supply with unfailing with the generous as be Cricket to but it must not as possible, light, soon ty. Benedict XV. has madeoatit only C.Y.M.S. friendthe subscribed, butts as of is far It unsatisfactory members on lines of international by which Father Salinas prodigality all its demands. war Club will hold a Cinderella Dance Ireland, their outraged motherland, Broome, f the world can be worked forgotten that they were sub-editto the Mis- immensely creditable to the Chris- time for the bazaar is approaching. a continuance of the state of they her chil- will continue his voyage and be upon parcels the public calls Supporters before European statesmen desire She promised have funds. who Hughes ess. ours. All Mr. their of and long by like ed aid so dominance in have for something they of that their blind passion tian Brothers to do so are got them. If we accept Mr. Hughes team of athletes world over for sympathy sion, a distance fter the actual conflict. in Ina state He expects to maintained such a high position for others who would likesoon, of division and unrest, forgetting of this successfulbe present at the drenherthestruggle against the powers 600 or 700 miles. so as to version, we are obliged to believe word send to to lab to keep the world annihilate invited in asked or They and are Tuesday next Australia. on in overwhelm later schools Fremantle or leave their sooner will he held in the of darkness, and it remains for her at these conditions maysays us to see what will be needed. that Mr. Watt behaved in an inexthis witness, has warned them in time- function, which have met every advance of secular. enable We are with Wednesday. Benedict XV., em. Our friends in the country will cusable and almost childish fashion Hibernian Hall. Special music will children to obey. ism by a vigorous parallel move- want If we are her! Out Eileen against Miss or get a move on re goods for when he put in his resignation; that to by conciliate your foes." Ireland, provided has have be who they Breton, respects Le many In Rev. Brother ment. the Stall (produce). Any- he was guilty of a flagrant breach of appeal sincere and consistent by setting with her, we shall keep aglow in the ridge. on the staff of the Kalgoorlie anticipated by many years the re- the Mothers' His Holiness has made his charity. In order to co-operate Father can be turned into cash trust. of a nation's hope; but, if, been that But that is not like Mr. thing embers some are for which College Brothers' improvements n example of forgiveness and and Christian Holy forms of on the rontrary, we are against her, is his great. concern, our Walsh, received. A lit- Watt. Nobody who knows him can which Dean Rev. gratefully be Very The will peoples the the on these in of now is rotherhood considerable time, down by his so ostentatiously paraded laid "I great answer: a conditions fircal mean the appreciative her will of an be severity in many shall writing from the tle what Fre- expensive secular schools. The believe that he would behave in such Ori- York, willing to mitigate is des- staff of the C.B. High School, civil power of the Holy See was destroyed. letter, said that the recent ball, par- am a little nation, my cause a fashion, and everybody that knows We are very pleased to splendid services rendered in the deal redecessors when the Christian of my mantle. hour was admitted that, to preelse- tined to prevail. it The world are published which of the to ticulars so near Mr. Hughes knows that he is perwriter versatile this inally throughout as a judge be twen State and State, the head of find your of Cahour fatal successful the most where, was the adversity was fectly capable of taking advantage excellent serrve his neutrality to my us. His pen has done im- betrayal. to any worldly sovereign. The Itathat pander to having in -day yet held To subject of jingoism, be not function apostle tholic and street of an opponent's absence to mitre should journalism, Church But Catholic he vice for independence. his of without very is the Pope nomads the only the This as are probably town. you of Most sensible peodespoil country to itself portant enemies relieved sent his case. RECORD is indebted to him ian monarchy sought wavered on the vital point that the Papacy "Do Unto Others" It is in keeping with a country; I know you not! Hence- THE maxim in its editorial out- ple, therefore, have suspended judggratifying. Our Christian contributions. fine without for many e Vatican has never have no human master. Pope, The ac- forth you are aliens to my race! Go social "Shin Catholic berate of Watt's return, to Mr. proceeds must generality the pending fit, then and erudite ment his they free ust be readers will remember "Do unto others as ye would has withdrawn the ban which preare becoming more out from me for ever." Mannix, Red Raggers, when the statement of the case from orfeiting his claim to independence, theological sketches under the pen should do unto you," is the phari- Faners," Dr.and and for- tivities which law- that gentleman's own lips may be as time goes visiting the Royal Court of Italy, supported a respectable, popularly his not Bolsheviks, acknowledged, and previously Scotus," Sunday Thus "Duns luded Catholic rulers from as of Amount week's name cry of last as it relates to its secular results. citizen with all the viru expected to clarify the situation. on. We think we are in the posithe saical ves the act of usurpation tofarthe principles less instructive stories under Times, in a long whimpering dis- abiding of charity and forgiveness, tion to say that our Catholic people £1,293 4d. didn't occur While not pretending to any inside oes the Holy Father, trueessentials Perth (additional): Mr. M. O'Dea, nom -de -plume of "John S. Benson," quisition on the "loyalist" meeting lence of a fish -fog. It loose of that world peace we all desire, have never been better organised -tongued knowledge on the subject, I feel the as ill-tempered, A Sinn the down £1: saturatto arid Murphy, lays D. -raisers, he hair hich all of them J.P., £10; Mr. Hall. The Stirling. emphasise he Queen's the does at Such thus and present. conciliation, at that in perfectly safe in forecasting a grave of are pusher they pen than pharisaical J. Walsh, £1 ls; ed with mysticism and of psycholo. tretch out the right hand never Feiner, 10s; Mr. E. his "do unto others" ser- crisis in Federal political affairs unanimity as exists to-day has State. fir Mr. J. J. gical interest. preaching of 5s: writer £5 a As Ryan, J. is invocation to the nations. J. Mr. exhibited before in this Other priests who arrived by the mon, he himself became a castaway. when the Prime Minister and his Holiness desires that all States Lion of a clean, wholesome and inSnigg, £5 5s. Total, £23 ls. With particular directness His and not been May it continue so, and at length, Orsova were Fathers Langmead and A more glaring and impudent piece much abused ex-Treasurer meet face unite in one sole society,order East Kirupp: Mr. Patrick Sheedy, structive character, he is amongst ould put aside mutual suspicion, the Catholic safeguard expound to God, also but please and the Rev. Mr. Hughes, of hypocrisy we have never hit up to face-an event which should take writSmith, minor independence, £1 Catholic Kone, our own best of the Woolgangie: Mr. M. y to guarantee their If others were to do unto place within the next three weeks. cause in one united, organised voice. £1. a who, although on a visit to Austra- against. Should the words of His Holiness Albany (per Father Gilroy): ers, and he might easily become le. n the civil concert of the people. will not hear," the cry return to Ireland for his or- him as he did unto them in his long, No More Deportations? is lia, will regret great ' ears that hearing (per Our one. upon Beverley fall £1. foremost to not Hickey, taxation Mr. J. destined be sildirect in dreary whimper from the Editor's will were increased militarism priests have of Both To dination. frequently machinery more the not Pat that his pen is Mr. which by half a million, and at the same Rev. Father Kieran): or increased armaments andof that enormous Mr. J. Storey, the new Labour expenditure touch with Cyril Bryan in room, he'd cry wildly for the police. deficit, Whitely, lOs 6d. Nullagine (addi- "on the job" in the interests of Ca- close nced, and States be relieved There is a great need in the world to - time to have doubled the Premier in New South Wales, apDublin, and remarked how well he 'nds the faces of the peoples. classes in putting restraints upon every isn't the sort of record a Govern- tional), per Mr. Pat Keane: Mr. J. tholic literature. and to have been moved to anger studies, his pears in progressing was char- ment wants to advertise in bold Grist, £1 Is; Mr. M. Doherty, £2 2s; ay for the co-operation of a21 matby certain people he describes as that spirit of brotherhoodasand A novel euchre party and dance judging by his activity in all Message nflnence that operates to destroy Ireland's well as type, but, according to Mr. Collier, Mr. A. Nicholls, £1 ls; Mr. M.£5 McA young man named situation. States, the extremists. of to progress pertaining Hall ters and Hibernian order the 5s; in will be held £2 2s; Mr. Pat Keane, ty which makes for the good Grant is one of the objects of his that's the unenviable record of the Kenna, The world to -day is a seething caul it was beyond doubt that the Irish Mr. W. McGovern, 10s; Mr. J. Mar- on the 13th. of this month. or the happiness of individuals. Father TO PRESIDENT DE VALERA. wrath; unfortunately we are not ineach other with Mitchell Government. at heart. tug his won had cause interests Class £2. discontent. Masterson, T. of strife and inoni, £2; Mr. in formed what Grant said or did, and make vocal their spleen and By the Orient liner Orsova, which Landmead, whose relations reside on Total, £16 ls. e fury of wild-cats; human prejudices London, July 1 -Reaffirming the all that Mr. Storey has to say about the Rev. Geraldton, left for that centre State for commercial agrandiseon Thursday, DEATHS. assionate hatreds; State wars with ends and slay Peak Hill (per Mr. J. Coppinger): arrived to He Irish Republic maim the of to see them. allegiance him is that he would like to see him to used are S.J., evening Keane, Thursday and S.J., nobler Finn, for ent, and men created it is the re- BOXHALL.-On August 21, at Mo- Mr. Thomas Gaffney (Mt. Magnet), Fathers The latter comes to the Archdiocese of Perth. President Eamon D-, Valera, for his back in gaol again. Grant was one It is not human progress, £1 Is; Mr. Arrived from Europe. heir fellowmen in ignoble strife. brute; it is a deexecutive com- of the released I.W.W. men-one gumber, Mrs. W. Boxhall, fond £1 Is; Mr. Oliver Jenkins, D. his voyage work in America, untamed the continues of from Smith news Father level and the to messages brought nature human Mahonuction of mother of Mrs. D. O'C. Kehoe,Mo- James Rudir, £1 ls; Mr. we are all -born into this world. by whom to Brisbane for a holiday before tak- mittee of the Daim ,..ireann, the Irish whose conviction, according to j-ke Dublin, al of the ultimate end for which ey, £1 Is; Mr. J. Rowlands, £1 Is; Cyril Bryan, gumber, Mrs. G. Chitty, Bolgart, met in Dub- finding of Judge Ewing, was Father Keane was accompanied to ing up duty also in this Archdio- Republican Congress, charity," wrote Leo XIII., of happy memory, Mrs. W. Weston, Goomalling, Cis- Mr. W. Stalley, £1 Is: Mr. J. Skea"The law of mutual law lin on Tuesday, June 29th, and on the evidence of "liars and perto Austra- cese. away and seen ship his T. of Justice." aged 60 years.- han (Smith's Estate), £2; Mr. Ellie; and message to jurers." We think the least Mr. sie following the 'perfects, as it were, the cabled a rather Father Finn had as twin councillors in very libFarrell (Smith's Estate), 10s: Mr. J. lia. R.I.P. The Very Rev. Father Locking- their President, then in San Fran- Storey might do is to_make career during the war. He That Charity and Justice shall walk together Heart of Jesus, have Kelly (Smith's Estate), 10s; Mr. chequered acknowledged by States and Sacred arrive in such a rase. A Most to received:duly expected which was allowances was cisco, eral who Innisat ton, S.J., stationed be to happened e world of men, and shall be mutually In the name XV. 10s: Mr. J. Maher, 10s. soul. imprisMcGeugan, Benedict her on unjustly Father mercy Freat been has Holy arrived our who which of man the Orsova, bruck when war broke out, and was by oples, is the appeal dif"The Dail Eireann unanimously Total. £10 6s. political adjures Christendom "to forget mutual deal, finding mantle on Thursday, will make his reaffirms the allegiance of the citi- oned for years to gratify thehas f Our Lord Jesus Christ, he of Christian FERRIE.-On August 12, 1920, at (per Mr. Tom Gral- hustled about a good embrace the Wyndham never in of who together way by Hughes, draw Mr. and Australia of to trip spite in Poreturn offences, and later erences and A. himself in Vienna, under the influence of Chris 44 Ruth -street, Perth, Eliza, the ton): Mr. Tom Stack, £5; Mr. The distinguished Jesuit zens of Ireland to your policy, and forgiven any of the people who helpfinally getting safely back to America. harity, and he exhorts the nations that,peace among themselves, and -beloved wife of Allan Fer- Dooligan, £2; Mr. Tom Gralton, £1 land, a expresses complete satisfaction with ed to defeat his pet conscription dearly make will Republic the in man, whilst city Cork is a He Ireland. 'an benevolence, they establish a true of Kit, 5s; Mr. Fred J. Ryan, 5s; Mr. P. under the auspices of justice rie, and loved mother Question, work. We rely confidently upon scheme, is scarcely likely to feel at and talks quite vividly of the Irish study of the Prohibition oin together in one single alliance which he Naughton, Mrs. L. Woodroffe, Mrs. J. Dunne, £1 Is; Mr. W. Johna hopeful, and we may expect an interesting the great American nation to accord peace with the world. Even if ill be lasting." stone, £1 ls; Mr. R. O'Brien, £1 situation, and in quite and Annie Ferrie. clashing Worthing, at the A. a little, there subject the amidst upon who pronouncement one of Father style. appeal determined though the Republic of Ire- does exceed tothebelimit, to mercy £1 Is: Mr. W. recognition have J. Callaghan, the urgent and earnest Is; Mr. Jesus, of the Heart over Sacred expected eyes He is made. pained date. are excuses looks with in Belgium for a great some future Smith, £1 Is; Mr. C. J. MrManus, £1 Keane was period nd warring elements of the in time, of on her soul. the world by the "immense tragedy" of enemy occupa- to arrive in South Australia in No- land." the But Mr. Storey also has something Is; Mr. M. Casserley, £1 Is; Mr. C. part of He reek and havoc wrought that ma also speaks hopefully of vember, and it is probable he will that, if the hatreds and enmities to say about Mr. Garden, the pro£1 ls; tion. Cullen, Mr. O. £1 ls; Flynn, charity, Society. an Irish Join the war, and who realises your a recoilof means this State. SLATTERY.-Of visit O.B.U. advocate. Mr. Garare not quenched by affairs. Irish minent £1 J. McManus, C. Is; Mr. of £1 Smith, t peoples and States to-day soul pray for the repose of the there never can be evolved by a den is well able to look after him'ation based on mutual charity,peace. brother of aghan, £1; Mr. P. Carroll, £1; Mr. beloved Slattery, John self, but nevertheless, the Premier's J. P. Davis, 10s; Mr. J. A. Brown, League of Nations, an enduring It seems Mrs. Swan and Mrs. S. O'Mara, remarks are interesting on 10s; Mr. M. Brosnan, 10s; Mr. W. Midland Junction, who died resiCouncil has that the Sydney Labourcarry H. Archibald, 10s; Mr. W. J. Hurst, out a August 16, 1920, at his late to afoot scheme a set Tim UnMr. 10s; Mr. Tom Curley, 10s; appointments. Homebush, forego having to dence, "Tery Mara," series of complete and partial strikes CATHEDRAL BALL. the advanCranley (Camarvon), £1 Is. Total, conditions new the der deportaN.S.W. further any of New in the event ls. foregoing it A ball in aid of St. Joseph's tages are many. By the effort Sweet Jesus, have mercy on his £26Gnowangerup To this Mr. tions taking place. J. which (per Mr. P. hool Building Fund is scheduled is apparent that every soul. Storey retorts:and comMoran): Mr. P. J. Moran, £1; John enjoyment to take place in St. -George's Hall, itself lends 14th, well that 10s. quite Total, £1 Power, thcomknows by Garden "Mr. exercised been August, rth, on Tuesday, September of fort has and the reader's co-opera- STOREN.-On the 6th. are Per Mn, Tom Baxter, Whittaker's her the deportations, right or wrong, der the experienced control efmittee, 1920, at the residence of like Don QuixMill, North Dandalup.-Tom Baxthat and end, an at Dungey, now solicited by the purchase rs. D. Connor, whose untiring is Henry tion Mrs. daughter, Shaliquithe Mrs. G. for Is; windmills. Murray, ter, 10s; Martin at towards tilting is he assisting application in ote, ticket or the Goldfields, Westonia, Yilgarn this in the of a to the secretary for distribuJ. Ree, 5s; Mr. J. Creedon, 5s: Mrs. dow sparring is not in it with tion of the debt incurred at W.A., Margaret Storen, relict of N. M. Creedon, 5s; Frank O'Brien, Vic same Donations in cash and kind valient string of threats aganst tion of the new building tion. Mark Storen, Kalgoorlie, 10s; J. Carr, 5s: Wm. Fitzgerald, 5s: late the re exist." not matters the all does in and Square, also something that are earnestly recfuested, West Australia; loving mother of Paddy McCarthy, Is; Harry Costi'ye to the Cathedral Parish, have committee will be glad of assistance It is good to hear it. It shows Mrs. Henry Dungey, Kate, Mark, gan, 55. Total, £3. the since been recognised. Mr. J. in this very necessary direction. of W.A., and John, and that the demonstrations againsthave Harry, CoolgarBuck, Hyland, E. deMartin Per Mr. vert, together with Mr. yet been definitely not of Adelaide, has It of Father Jerger Thomas, and deportation Michael 2s; B. Hyland, £2 die.-Martin But, Sydney, ho also has had considerable ex- cided whether fancy sets will be alof for effect. a Cheque not been without S.A., and William, a Cheque for Chester, £1 Is; B. Scafill, 10s; Mrs. rience in functions of this nature, lotted floor space owing to the large might I ask, has Mr. Storey any N.S.W.; aged 82 years.-R.I.P. O'Halloran, lOs 6d; Mrs. Lloyd, lOs 'ally the recent Presentation number of intending patrons already a Cheque for solid ground to go on in the matter? for Cheque a CroJack with 10s; Frank McCann, and 6d; howassisting, This, is Ball, tickets. of nvent in possession Or is he merely relying on the word P. Brereton, nothMEMORIAM. R. Ring, IN 5s; nin perand 19 PRIZES in decided later, ch an energetic combination be will £1 of ever, Prizes Cash other Fifteen of William Morris Hughes? Total, f6, g hut unqualified success will be sons who have applied will be noti- GILDEA.-In loving memory of my lOs 6d. Coolgardie. Per Mr. Martin In the meanresult of their effort. dear wife and our dear mother, fied of the. decision. Brereton, 6d; P. lOs Lillis, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. special conwho died on September 5, 1918, at -Martin Mrs. Miller and a Jazz Band have time those whothisdesire 7s 6d; lOs 6d; Maurice Spillane, respect should Sympathiser, 10s; Sympathiser, 3s. at 10s. each North Fremantle. this engaged to "Tickle the Ivories" sideration in 10,000 Stones wanted Burke, 10s; Jas. Murray, 2s 6d; secretary. Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy Jack 8 to 1. At present the floor at communicate with the 10s; J. Larkin, 2s 6d; John Murphy, in our on her soul. e above hall is in first-class order Further particulars appear Walsh, lOs 6d. Total, £3 4s. IN AID OF ST. JOSEPH'S NEW -Inserted by her loving husband Arthur d dancers should therefore receive advertising columns. Per Mr. M. Moran, Coolgardie.These can be secured by as many as possible SCHOOL BUILDING FUND. children. and full measure of enjoyment on seM. Moran, £2 2s; J. Maloney, £2 2s; to Tickets. Partners, Union Art selling or A BALL WANTED.-Two buying nt of these factors. W. Callen, £1 ls; W. Mulliof Mind and of our Frank Will be 1,1,1 in memory A further feature will be the in- take the Pelman Course Jno. 10s; THOMPSON-In Sympathiser, gan, £1 ls; lower me; with oriTraining and J. new Memory James entirely of brother, uction loving son and Morrett, lOs 8d; Frank Morrett, 5s; ST. GEORGE' HALL, PERTH on Sup- rates for three. "Teacher," Gnowsupper arrangements. Thompson, killed in action Sep- Mr. Lillis, 5s; F. Murphy, 5s; B. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1920. Roseil, near will be available at an early angerup. 1918, 7, McSheehy, tember ls; Shannon, 2s 6d: Mrs. Mrs. Miller and Jazz Band. r, and patrons may obtain same France. £8 10s. Total, Is. R. Chester, Years Twenty for DANCE. Tickets: Lady, 3/6; Gent., 5/-: CINDERELLA This is the First Appeal time to time as desired. These And behold an angel of the Lord 13s; less amounts an£1,394 Total, with HALL. identical are HIBERNIAN Double, 7/6. ngements -stood by him. BRO. J. N. nounced in Hibernian Hall, etc., £28 ose obtaining at the "Cabarets," THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1920 Art Union Tickets can be had from the Organiser, REV. Phone O Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, we 5s. Messrs. E. Buck and J. E. Evert, Grand total to date, £1,368 8s. B903 t are new to functions of this na- Proceeds in Aid of C.Y.M.S. Cricket our trust in Thee. Mrs. D. Connor Sec. put Fremantle. Organisers. MOORE, Christian Brothers, Ellen Street, and It is recognised that much e. Club, -Inserted by his father Fremantle Folk: Look in Healey's. er-crowding prevails under the or and brothers, Ray, Joie, and 2s. mother, Tickets, partners 'nary arrangements a A
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GREY, AT- 2/6. connected with the deportation of CLOTH BOUND NOVELS BY ZANE Father Jerger, that must not be forof of Western Stars, Border Legion, Heritage gotten. While endeavouring to give Light Wildfire, an evasive answer to a question Pitcher, Riders of the Purple Sage, RainYoung The Desert, Minthe the Gardiner, asked by Senator for Defence (Senator G. F. bow Trail, Desert Gold, Lone Star Ranger. Mannix. ister Pearce) insinuated that Archbishop pathy with Archbishop two barely at sending in Mannix was concerned Col- This was summoned NOVELS BY ELINOR GLYN, AT 2/6. shortly join the staff of Xavier away from Australia Father Peter days' notice, but the arrangements The Australian Paul McDonnell, a Passionist, whose Visits of Elizabeth, The Man The old boys of St. Stanislau's proved excellent. QUEENSLAND. Lieut. lege. Three Weeks, The Reason Why, responsible of was those College, Bathurst, entertained views were opposed to of Ambrosine, Beyond Catholic Federation (an old boy) and Lieut. Mcand its gen Father Jerger. and the Moment, Halcyone, Reflections Pearce's Parer AUSTRALIA. dance meeting, Senator and SOUTH the calling for tournament their A euchre Elizageth Visits America. a dinner given in at Kennedy) Evangeline, H. capacity of J. in in his Intosh (Mr. that was Vicissitudes Warwick, Rocks, the eral secretary held in the Town Hall, The innuendo honour. of great praise for it. wellMr. P. F. Kiley, Grand Secretary of Chaplain -General of the Austraaid of the Christian Brothers realwas operat- is worthy were Archbishop particularly lian Imperial Forces, The Brothers' BY ETHEL M. DILL. one of of the H.A.C.B. Society, speakers ised a sum of £301. Fitzherbert, HospiA. both John Adelaide Mr. priests, Father North were sent of the There Mannix had spitefully ex-stu- ed on a work in Warwick in the cause recently. The chosen. Way of the Eagle, Knave of Diamonds. by Bishop McDonnell away on active service, Riverview's most brilliant headed appreappendicitis, for young, highly is tal, in and old education honours Christian serious one, but he Phelan, of Sale. dents, has won further There were both this action being, in the mind of As a distin- operation was a ciated. Parlia favourably, the field of learning. equivaUni- is now progressing Catholics and Protestants, council- Senator Pearce, practically * BY MYRTLE REED. * e guished graduate of the Sydney lent to "deportation." Father Barry His Grace Archbishop Duhig has versity, in the recent Tripos examiin mentarians, and municipal Spinner in the from Mr. P. Healy, of Glenelg, diedAde lors. There were also returned solexplained that no priest left AustraSt. Flower of the Dusk, Master of the Vineyard, young the received the following letter ArchCambridge the at North of nation and Silver, Lavender and under compulsion, and numbers the Private Hospital, and one member also Lady Goold-Adams:-Dear is lia :Ain, A Weaver of Dreams, Old Rose The deceas- diers, It John's College student was placed laide, on the 17th ult. forces. to owing but you thank military volunteered, them to of want distincbishop Duhig,-I known permanent first, with a mark of special FitzHerOld Lace. ed was long and favourably in Ade- somewhat a pity that the Parlia- their being required at home, they for the kind message of condolence war Mr. Boans le- tion. During the and Irish Circles who speak boldly on could not all be spared by their conveyed to me in yoUr cable on a commission and was in Catholic to his mentarians gained from Bishops. previous beet weeks appred) I Some Father Peter Paul had 4e. 6d. quarter to laide. matters like this are all drawn returned Subscriptions half of your people. He M.C. the operaserious a blame OF CHILDREN'S BOORS. awarded the in this volunteered, and his application death he underwent one political party, but SEND FOR NEW PRICE LIST ciate their thought fur me which those reached Father Barry, private secreI Sydney recently. tion. He had reached an advanced for that, of course, lies on suborSpecial Terms to Country Members time of sadness and sorrow, who were They me.politicians R.I.P. tary to the Archbishop. weak-kneed know many people share with A rumpus has been started in the age. convictions to considera- seen to be in order, that is, to have Yours sincerely, Elsie Goold-Adams. columns of the Sydney Morning stu- dinate their the approval of Father McDonnell's Dr. A. E. H. Brady, an old Colby tions of prudence. written mostly is which repreHerald, Brothers' was superiors, so they were passed on to The Diocese of Ballarat Archbishop Duhig on the 16th ult. ex-parsons, and is one of the dour- dent of the Christian been recently ap- sented at the Melbourne meeting by the Archbishop for his signature. has cablegram Adelaide, following lege, the organ an despatched of This was duly given, and that was surgeon of St. the Rev. Father E. Galligan, and est things functioning as to Archbishop Mannix:-"Self in- of public opinion. The cause of the pointed an honorary Sydney. Dr. the He mentioned against the only way in which the Archa certain Banks- Vincent's Hospital, large circle of Warrnambool. clergy strongly protest Archbishop in bishop was responsible in the matwhich you excitement is that :: to name one Brady, who has a had a remark- part played by theIreland. dignity and injustice to V.c Father ter. congra- town Council proposed Avenue." Adelaide, With these fresh facts we in the new The friends creating have been subjected. "Mannix at streets has :: courage of its is one who scholastic career may judge of the effrontery of Sentulate you on your splendid of the Sydney jingo press ably successfulBrothers' College, Ade- Galligan's brother has grandma he an insulting Ireland; in making for Pearce ator Christian in a trying ordeal." in borne much is very easily fluttered these days, the three times, and charge against the Archbishop. In one year he succeeded smelling laide. senior been imprisoned treated ap- and frequently requires the passing the preliminarya and as we can guess has been georThe Hon. W. Lennon has been Catholic Schools. un. bottle. feat nolly, black crepe de chene andvoile; his companions LegislaWith the public examinations,days, and one most cruelly. pointed President ofLennon of YORK. gette; Miss A. Cullen, white Miss political priis the with There is not a great deal those in classed of Mr. not for was thought he requiem and voile; Council. white tive A solemn office Miss Mabel Mead, excelled. Dr. soners, but was chained up in a pri- church or school building going on to become of the soul of the late probably never since first Lieutenant-Governor L. Cullen, white voile; Miss P. THE AUGUST BALL. studies at that after hav- the reposeMoran for disease -stricken at present, but our schools are mainwas celebrated at Brady completed his and has since son reserved President of the Council An Old Cardinal White, pale green net; Mist E. Tayprogress. their taining Governorof University, rank of 18th the Adelaide the scoundrels. on ing attained Cathedral Function. Mary's St, re- Boys' Association has been founded three lor, black crepe de chene and georBrilliant A in was are There meeting profession his This immense General, and not before.Council, but last month in the presence of a very practised Christian the in the Victoria, of gette; Miss .B. Gurney, saxe crepe with difAustralia, fa connection the morning papers highest anticipations in The It is worth noting the ported three vacancies in thethem has not large congregation. His Excellency States-South with de chene; Miss W. Webb, navy ferent is at be- Brothers' College, South Melbourne, treatment accorded to Poles ladies and gentlemen associatedwhich presided, and New South Wales. a He about a third of a column. It this Mrs. Delegate trimming; the matter of filling bead Apostolic the chene, the College, de crepe lucrative Kevin's and iv. St. had of at year, Both Gov. compare also and this the to Allies. Ball the possessor by the amusing yet been oonsidered by and pronounced the last absolu- present at Balmain. College in the August under such favourable Mattiske, black and white crepe de and Finns His sister, comes the two -column report of Mr. senior Christian Brothers' claims to independences, both eventuated practice ment. tions. ago with chene; Mrs. Hunter, black crepe de equal RusMelbourne. circumstances on Tuesday evening, Hughes' fiery speech at ,Bendigo. known in Adelaide some years sand had been forced beneath the Slater, H. Mrs. a net; gained and the atthe ehene recently the and now College of meeting is Xavier former was a public were more than realised, sian yoke, both were of different as Miss Hilda Brady, Speaking on the occasion at St. Father J. Sexton, administrator, Con- The thousand notable addition to its staff in the complimentary references made by poplin; Miss West, saxe blue serge; race from their former overlords. Subiaco sixty organ the of nearly new by a to Superior of a visit tended on Mother is leaving dedication crepe de chene; Miss of personof the Rev. Father Jeremiah Dr. Du- Forbes, who presented owing to their posipresent bore eloquent testi- Miss Jun, navy people; the latter was a meeting by his parish- vent, conducted by the Benedictine Agatlsal Church, Clayfield, black net; Mrs. Sulivan, But the Finns, Other masters those 10 miles done as Ireland, was of the National Murphy, S.J., M.A. mony to the success achieved. The Kearney, tion on the map, were not at all nechig sallr -"No Church had to tas- ioners, at a valedictory social in the Nuns at Rydalmere, about right on the Bendigo branch ora- are now coining out-Fathers W. Town Hall looked picturesquely black crepe de chene and georgette; essary for the Allied balance of powHughes' Mr. Church and Situated Catholic £300. Federation, from Sydney. much as the Town Hall with a cheque for River, tion was delivered to it in the bass Keane, S.J., MA., B.Sc., and Daniel pretty, the artistic. arrangement of Miss Cresswell, black net and silver er scheme. The Finns therefore were Music was the only art georthe banks of the Parramatta ter music. surround- ment of the Bendigo Town Hall. Finn, S.J., M.A. Father Keane is a the floral decorations on the stage lace; Mrs. B. Fisher, pale green crepe no other left to fight their corn battles. Althat was eternal, because On Thursday, 5th ult., a calm and the spacious and beautiful who has harmonising with pleasing effect gette; Miss McAdam, apricot Heageneral no and beautify to grounds, life And yet no space at all was given former student ofin Xavier, the large the saintly silk lied military experts gave them did closed ings, art was required death M. Thielemann, happy Miss Mathede chene; Classics, a make others brilliance representato and was shown Allied war material with the display of flags to a meeting of Catholics advice. trimming; ven. The Catholic Church it they of Sister Mary Berchmans Nesbitt appointments all contribute pearl overdress, sit- held, not in the basement, nor in the matics, and Philosophy. the net, lace in which purideally in nations, Grain, for most way. various of the of their of come tive not Convent one University Angelo de Subiaco miniature at Monte Sant' Students of Newman College did Union Jack suspended from the Miss B. Millett, cream crepe geon Bendigo Town Hall itself (for that chased and paid for by the Finns, Sydney, in the thirty- uated convents in Australia. had all the arts represented-music, examina- dress circle formed al conspicuous chene; Mrs. D. Lorry, black elo- Mercy, North by the Allied blockade, would have been too small), but in well in the senior medical painting, architecture, andin the ninth year of her holy profession. fringe; Mrs. M. Donovan, was held up silk gette, profoland held. the features, it recntly of tions result striking also reception a These As left to make the best of had open. had setting. the They of her life A ceremonyquence. net, gold bead trimming; Miss the Finns are was The greatest part can with the Bolsheviks. message was sent to Archin Melbourne. together with a large' and happy cream they lowing McCormack terms Carmel and fession took place at St. Joseph's John Mount at chene de Church the greatest book that spent crepe been black 12th bishop Mannix by the Very Rev. a most E. Marwick, was the It on to produce Bible. combined althrong, though Kensington, Steads. and, visit ever written-the St. Bernard, Convent, Miss Edie Hardwick, Melbourne is now enjoying a writ- Mountsuffering, Connell, Dean Rooney: scene. Everything seem- and georgette; yet by her cheerful ult. The Very Rev. D. V. the greatest book of Prose ever from Mr. John McCormack, the animated de chene and georgette; by Very Rev. most ma- ways been studied by the Com- blue crepe ":There are two governments in ten, and had in it also the disposition and genuine charity she S.J., officiated, assisted "Archbishop Mannix, world -famed tenor singer, and it is ed to have Miss D. Meares, pink net over silk; this island (Ireland), one Irish, the Connell, enjoyment nothing F. the was that Revs. in order there the for had mittee Hurley, of him in a jestic poetry, Precentor cream net: London. appreciation endeared herself to all who its Johnson, showing Connie Miss "Hammersmith, Dayoung the and of The The Irish GovernPsalms of all should be promoted, and J. Kirwin, S.J. of coming in contact with velvet: Miss other English. ground, to compare with the was the "Immense meetings held yester- most enthusiastic manner. Mr. Mcground of a inspired. privilegeSister M. J3erchmans had a S.J., inclined must have Miss E. Shellam, black Of course it vid. lady who was invested with her. every parish in Cormack was born in Athlone, Ire- most critically to the conviction that Ivy Thorn, pink crepe de chene; ment is gainingto recover-by the and Bendigo the day, of from ideas Congregation impelled difficult Many authors borrowed great desire to be present at Holy habit of the Unanimous land, and has travelled widely. Most been cream net, rose bud kind diocese of Sandhurst. has overreached success was scored. Miss D. B.ryant, Militarism triumphal sword. a Those who liked races Mass, and at Mount Carmen, where Sisters of St. Joseph of the Sacred the in twee Britspent the Bible. been Marwick, has condemning time May Miss of his trimming: of Dorothy Mc- resolutions passed Blindly absorbed in the exThe supper arrangements added an- blue georgette, gold trimming; Miss itself. stationed at the time of her Heart was Miss Annie would find the finest description in re- ish Government's harsh treatment United States, where he took out Book of she wasshe On other success to the function, and L. Parker, white crepe de chene; termination of a political ideal,toand was able to satisfy this Cormack, of South Australia, Those of our beloved Archbishop, and ex- naturalisation papers in 1913. a horse ever written in the death, do and allarge the Clement. by the delusiun that Mary notwithstanding obsessed Masses The Church had been critiseveral Sister hear the Convent de Job. and Priests visited crepe ligion saxe Monday last he M. Kieran pressing sympathy with him. it had longing, demand upon their Miss Lulu Parker, to maintain law and order, cised and misunderstood, but Foster each day. R.I.P. professed,,were Sisters Joseph of the Good Shepherd, Abbotsford. most unceasingladies were cheerfully chene; Miss Mary Hardwick, mole this is destroyed (Nei. and people, as ever, united. law and order, and has it resources, the an of nearly Miss always been the one greatarts and (Moroney, Mildred (Graney). concert a trimming; gave and velvet, applique At "T. J. ROONEY, left them to be replaced by the poliHe was assisted by assiduous throughout in performing Mother of learning-of the The death of Mr. John Meagher, aim), M. Carmella hour's length. Lloyd, pink net; Miss May Rey- tical idealists 'it has outlawed."the "Administrator." and an Australian the arduous duties allotted them. sciences all down the centuries, and K.C.S.G., M.L.C., who has been an the conclusion of the ceremonies Benedicand nolds, cream net; Miss H. Hardwick, A.C.F. has Mr. Donald McBeath, and brightest of the the of recited Erskine Childers. was organisation The music Hospital, was The Vincent's Deum" accompanist, Negus, was a miniature University, St. "Te his of by Mrs. and inmate crew,' crepe de chene; The tion of the Blessed Sacrament was never been put to such good use as violinist, This musi- best, and was supplied by Tomney's pink crepe de chene; Mrs. P. Martin, - ought to be. Sydney, took place recently. Mr. .Edwin Schneider. "Sir Edward Carson had the honon last Sunday, when meetings of cal treat was greatly appreciated by orchestra, consisting of Messrs. E. Drat E. old patriot was in his 84th given. Mrs. grand de chene: .crepe to of ,receiving an invitation the same character were held in the hundreds of Nuns and children Tourney (piano), Barrott (cornet), apricot NEW SOUTH WALES. Not long ago he returned year. de chene and ninon: our -crepe grey per, Victoria. in Wansbortowns the and lunch wittlIA,the Kaiser last week at hundred (flute), TASMANIA. quite a In acknowledging a con- Hardwick and Sturtridge (violins). Mips Jean Smith: pink from his third trip to the old land Judge Beeby, appointed by were submit- present. to resolutions industrial same Wake an things as The ougfi, of read by one interesting many address, Government had Miss and Storey gratulatory what else g5W-11Meivrithe- de chene, jet trim- graph, August 27, 1913. Board say on his return. He had been Dr. Michael Stanislaus McSweeny, ted at each meeting, and reports inmates, Mr: McCormack ex Under such a combination judge and President of the all, black crepe the in failing health for the past couple M.D., brother of Father McSweeny, were sent in to the dally papers, the appreciation of the but a success could have resulted?to ming; Mrs. McDonald, black crepe of Trade, says that "In ausing at Whitemarsh, which published the names of the pressed his ownwork devoted I No wonder Lenin took not the was died judge evening Tuesday of Brisbane, Sisters, of the powers of R.I.P. of months. self-sacrificing discretionary last de chene; Miss M. King (Northam), silghtest notice of threats, the holTasmania, spewere humacase. while the children Island, each of in adults, towns Flinders he felt that his singthat (Northam), said and Broome shall act in a broad spirit this work Miss net; white years. 47 of of which was wholly apparWednesday . month at the early age as a great VICTORIA. Swanson, black lowness Echo of Father Jerger Cue. ing should be allowed to mingle cially catered for on nitarianism, I enter upon a desire All the talk of milithe attendance cream net: MissMrs. Barrott, white ent to him. The doctor's death came with their prayers. Mr. McCorrnack night, when again freely, willingly, and with and the Father de chene: meeting, Tascrepe in Melbourne At the for Poland was pure and friends noticehelp very who A tary many large. was unusually shock to his Edwards, Rev Father P. A. Vaughan, to assist my brother judges econoof the is to visit Perth in September. bluff, an attempt to gathering crepe de chene; Miss Jean unadulterated Man as to his relatives and John Barry, Administrator latter the well at as feature important Archbishop able mania the J. C. with in -F. cream travelling Harvey, community is The Archdiocese, referred to an incident pink net; Miss Jean convince the Poles and the British bewas the decided advance made by personal friends in Victoria. voile. pink nix, is a member of the Vaughan mic and social difficulties which McQuade, V. eduMiss themselves that net; primary people his this French and His late doctor received Beeby's appoint- family of North Melbourne. the children in dancing, and set this Court." Ursula Tomney, Starry Night: the Allies would assist their foundBrothers' in the brdther is the Rev. Father M. H. cation at the Christian was mainly due to the interest disPhyllis Poppy; ment created a hullabaloo Tomney, about the reports Cecilia wild Melbourne. Foresters All the in Parade, National ladies ling. young Irish regardCollege, Victoria played by several Freda Nationalist Camp, but it aisgood ap- Vaughan, of Meredith (Archdiocese Australia; the treachery of the Bolsheviks and instructional Smith, WesternEnid periodical For a year before He was "dux" in 1889, and from holding Barrott, Freak; their of Melbourne). ed in industrial circles as A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. the PolFreak: he prowith White, treat to College prior refusal of actart was Brothers' he World the Terpsichorean the Christian in Mannix From classes leaving with Dr. pointment. are also mere University No Initiation Fee. Cheapest ConMary Bredahl, Weldon's Fashion; to the fixture referred to. Ray Col- ish representatives. ing pastor at St. Michael's, North ceeded to the Melbourne Labour Column in the Catholic tributions. propaganda, to put the leaving with de. Amy Gurney, Spangles: camouflage; combefore graduated, much he years matters following two where such for the all and in take As Irishwe Melbourne, Press Pierrot; Charlie Bagger, Old Russians in as bad a light as posto his deBranches: Hugh O'Neill, Perth, pends upon the energies and activi- lins, he had been collecting money the honour and ambition ment on the appointment:-"WorkClaude Staples, A Gay His life as a doctor meets alternate Thursdays, in the a that Newman College, a mission in gree of M.D. sible.-Stead's Review. ties of the honorary secretaries, and man; for ers will do well to give him Pauline Marwick, Confetti; and Savoy Hotel Grill Rooms, Hay Spark; profession, his of to Beeby credit measure a full by successful. a was gone very occasion days this in was on which he chance, for Queen of Harem: rank Branch, Born Marwick, durBrian Freda illness, "It may not be known to the brief a Perth. He after street, Sullivan Mrs. his death, praise was merited by did them many a good service. the Fremantle, every alternate Tuesday, Jean Marwick, Golden West; Boas Unionists that we have ing which he was attended by and Miss Dolly Marwick, who for Warren, Mrs. Gamp; Wog Warren, and file of The golden jubilee of Sister Elo. was not a success as a politician; a powerful conwas a Friendly Societies Hall, 84 Adelaide. aid from of at offer the Beechinor, in Mgr. his celebrated Rev. engaged of was been Right had consequence Piere several week) de St. but that was in W. Fairy; Amy McIntyre, Wattle; tinental monarch -.vho, if Home Rule of the grand conclusion to his short and street, Secretary's address, kind nore the work of organisation. the Home of the Little SistersSolemn temperament. Beeby was toohonest, Barrott, Gipsy; Dorothy is forced on the Protestants of IreKeating, 23 Burt-street, Fremantle. successful life -as a leading surgeon Mr. Bert Pyke officiated as M.C., Christiana Poor, Northcote, recently. hearted, and, perhaps, too Boulder. his Parnell, May Stuart Mosley, Orange and Lemons; Eileen land, is prepared to send an army Catholic. Charles Very the hopeby practical conductare a and and the euchre tournament High Mass was sung Hotel, to be a politician; but we Paul Tomney, sufficient to release England of any Court Harvest; address, Screaigh, Secretary's Rev. soul rest in peace. ed on the stage both evenings at- Grecian Pierrot; Dodd, further trouble in Ireland by attachRev. J. Barry, Adm.; deacon, T. ful that he will make a good judge. Myrtle J. Boulder; meets alternate Fridays. Rev. J. tracted, many votaries. Rose Buds; ing it to his dominion, believing, as As an additional incentive, all P. O'Brien; sub-deacan, Junction, Taylor, May Midland acquired has Dillon, Chinaman; John Council ceremomany of City of do Gallagher, BA.; master The is given a list Appended SandMidland' Mollie straight -going Labourites will -street, Violets; Quebec North Taylor, F. O'Malley, does, that if our king breaks his The land to the value of £2000 at of the ladies in attendance, and the Jean nies, Rev. J. Murphy, P.P. Mackie, he their best to help John Storey's 19 Junction. signing the stone, Circus Girl; Mary coronation oath by Hobart with a view to building to fancy costumes, together with the French Maid. application first nominee on the Bench to make Rev. A. May, P.P., who delivered on Lend to HousMoney Rule Bill he will, by so doing, Municipal Home the houses under the occasional discourse, congratuawards at euchre and the result of good. the Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. The following awards were made have forfeited his claim to rule Iregood her Scheme. on ing drawing:jubilarian Union the Art the lated and R. Maxwell, Barrackirtreet. And should our king sign in connection with the euchre tourThe Mrs. S. Moate, apricot crepe de nament: (Tuesday evening): Ladies land.Home Rule Bill, the Protestants In a private letter to a friend in work of the past fifty years. Perth, or the General Secretary, care the Father Shinnick met with a severe choral part of the Mass was admirchene, bead trimming; Miss Woods, Mrs. Slater, I; Mrs. Bone, 2. Gentle- of Ireland will welcome this continSydney, it is stated that: " . He J J. Snigg, Barrack -street. recently. Wynyard choir at or Merrick, John's accident a week St. Mrs. by ninon; ably supplied white nett over A short time ago-over E. men, Mr. Fred Turvey, 1; Very ental deliverer as their forefathers, June 28)- (Christian Brothers' pupils, Abbots. was cycling and ran into a motor vieux rose crepe de chene: Mrs.and Wednesday under similar circumstances, so"-(the letter is dated did Rev. Dean Walsh, 2. car. ford), led by the Rev. Pro O'DrisTomney, black crepe de chene Mrs. evening: Ladies, Mrs. McDonald, 1; once before."-The Irish ChurchYOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF "a mounted military officer, accomfriends to other up and rode trimming: AUSTRALIA. beat The clergy coll. georgette, Mr. WESTERN panied by his orderly, Gentlemen: to 2. about Friesburg, 1913. 14, is Mrs. firm November man, by the A Melbourne Swanson, white silk; Miss E. Watts, L. H. Beardman, 1; Mr. Stan Sims, the G.P.O. in Dublin for the Dublin were entertained at dinner The old people were pro- start a bottle works at Hobart. He dismounted, leav- Sisters. Under the Patronage of Hie Grace black crepe de chene and georgette; Castle mails. 2. "Yon cannot govern Ireland. The In the and vided with a fine treat. the Archbishop. Mrs. Geo. Linto, black crepe , deing his horse to the orderly,inside the of And when they leader The following is the result of the Irish people can. Languof the Mr. Lyons, M.H.A., the of Benediction Study While The mail. Solemn the Objects: for afternoon chene and georgette; Mrs. W. Ran art union drawn in connection with demand complete independence, not wen recently Party, and given. Parliamentary pale was Literature, State Stone, troublesome. History, V. Miss very Sacrament age, Music, cream satin; Most Holy 2nd., in theory only, but in fact, it is in dell, the I/Frse became J. McQuade; intro472, 1st., would ball: he the if revival Premier the the asked of Ireland, and blue crepe de chene; Miss M. Stone, 33, R. Ferguson; 3rd., 988, Miss L. your interest as well as theirs that and two policemen on duty readily that good Dancingideals of an Irish -Ireland. of the The Rev. M. Flannery. writing duce a Bill to provide silk eolienne; Mrs. Paul Wheeler, came to the assistance of the orderMarwick; 4th., 491, Mrs. Holgate; they should have it."-Erskine Chil the from America to the Very Rev. J. manners shall be a necessary qualiThe Society MEETS NEXT MON.. white voile; Mrs. McGrisken, black ly. The officer returned with Council. 5th., 1588, J. Sutherland; 6th., 247, dens. Legislative ST. at the A Barry, Administrator of the Arc - fication for at 8 p.m., EVENING DAY geogette bead trimming; Miss Pearl J. McKay; 7th., 1319, R. Kindelan; of mail, mounted, and rode away. was asked in view SCHOOL, of suestion account McKay, This BOYS' another U. detailed a Miss later gives PATRICK'S net; hour diocese, white McKay, quarter of an as question 8th., 388, Mrs. W. Randell; 9th., 146, Bond's I place no reliance on any repo Frank in Hon. Nellie and centres the leading WELLINGTON-STREET. pink crepe de chene; Miss officer and orderly rode up, mail! the visit made to Mrs. E. G. Hubble; 10th.,968, F. from Poland, but the collapse of the the Archbish- to whether the Government would Monthly Subscriptions: Ladies Meares; Polish resistance, and the rapid ed Chifney, cream net; Mrs. Chifney, went in for the Dublin Castle he was America by his Grace 11th., 457, S. Mr. JusMcCarthy; prevent le. to Bill a Gentlemen, Dr. black Rev. introduce fld; Most the Juveniles, McKay, proved and op of Melbourne, black poplin; Mrs. He was arrested; but in Tasma12th., 465, 0. S. Blows. vance of the Red Guards certainl that enthusias- tice Ewing from landing MISS SYLVIA HAWKINS, serge; Miss R. McKay, white net; 'the' officer, the Sinn Feiner having Mannix. He states the MISS P. O'BRIEN, Secretary. The prizes awarded on Wednes- do suggest that the Bolsheviks, here, crepe Archbishop nia, in consequence of his decision tic crowds greeted MISS N. KENNY, Asst. Secretary A native of Albany, and a pupil of Mrs. Kinna, black and vieux got away with the mail!" Bond's for fancy dresses were as in Siberia and Ukrainia, owe th night Mr. day men. I.W.W. creathe and re black addresses his E. Aubrey, everywhere, and St. Joseph's Convent. has success- de chene; Mrs.de chine; Miss Violet won as follow:-Special, Freda Mar- remarkable military success to th Fr. question- is regarded as an ignorant there examina- white crepe Staples; On the 11th of last month Con- ted extraordinary interest. wick; 1st. prize, Claude fully passed the practical age that the people behind the line insult to Mr. Justice Ewing. of 14 Sims, grey; Miss E. Sims, navy 2nd. prize, Boas Warren.-Eastern fact PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG Flannery says that Dr. Mannix's the passed away, at St. Joseph's at A.T.C.L., for tion of their foes are in active sympath of exMEN'S SOCIETY. possessor serge; Mrs. T. Morse, black crepe de Districts' Recorder. vent, Lochinvar, after an illness M. clear and convincing presentation proud the is She years. with them. If, indeed, the Sovie white the Irish case greatly impressed t* tending over 12 months, Mother chene; Miss Sylvia Morse, of seven certificates from Trinity forces are being welcomed 5 Wedding Bells vast gatherings, and he considers PERTH. the first voile; Mrs. F. Burns, white voile; Sebastian Brimstone, who for a num-STREET, obtaining HAY 604 London, College, Polish workers and peasants, MAYOR AND velvet; Mrs. brown MONTREAL'S the visit of the Archbishop will She that Blackwell, age. ber of years held the office of burMiss of Grace a liberator His years as of eight himself one at can regard of quicken American interest in the (Under the Patronage SINN FEIN. crepe de chene, gold A pretty wedding was solemnised sar, and who was in the 51st year has gained five certificates at St. A. Pyke, black Archbishop Chine Fremanand could justify the continued Ru for trimming; Miss Gertie Prunster, at St. Anne's Church, NorthIlth., her age, and the 27th of her religious Irish question. A New York Herald Montreal des- sian advance on the ground that i the Room, Lounge, Library, Joseph's Convent, which speaks sand Freisburg, Mrs. of that Mayor tuition tle, on Wednesday, August officiat- Billiard Room, Cricket Club, Bar voile; the of that profession. R.I.P. white says standard patch high the very would free the people and allo Card Mrs. silk: black to Mrs. Harkin, a colonist of 83 years Rev. Father Flynn, O.M.I., Gallop, word the sent voile; Mrs. the hands of city, Mr. M. Martin, she received to set up the Soviet Govern tiers' Club, Debating, Musiwho W. Wheeler, navy costume, Maltese members of the Federation of Lab- them ing, when Ellen Winifred (Nellie), The Daily Telegraph continued and a pioneer of Ballarat, has passconvent, Society. Stead. the of Dramatic Sisters De good and cal Marwick, black our assembled to hear Frank P. meat they wanted.-Henry She spent 41 years in eldest daughter of Mrs. Stevens, ed away. its dirty campaign about poor SisCLASSES. was are deserving of the highest praise. collar; Mrs. Warren COMMERCIAL the Fremantle, black (says Gippsland. Sims, North C. Leongathe, Saturday the on and Mrs. that Toora CA- Miss Hawkins is the youngest spangled net; Lisie-street, ter Liguori discuss Ireland, EVERY Walsh THAT of SOCIETY Bock, A of cosThere was a family of fourteen, wedded to Mr. William11th. Batta- THOLIC YOUNG MAN SHOULD daughter of Warrant Officer and costume; Miss Ida Sims, navy Catholic Press of the 19th August). "French-Canadians are whole-heartMarwick, powder fight whom seven survive. R.I.P. Three of its valuable columns were Coll:c, and late of the BELONG TO. Mrs. Hawkins, of the Forts, Albany. tume; Miss D. gold trimming; Miss edly behind Sinn Fein in their The The bride entered the church lion. georgette, devoted to free advertisement of aplication blue on for Irish independence." particulars the Full to Brian, georgette, Mayor's message added that "they pink Sec. rose philanthropists, renegades, and subasked Father Vaughan on the arm of Mr. Jack Hon. Marwick, L. Valera De PRENDERGAST, R. Wedding Fremantle Folk: Look in Healey's. mole trimming: Mrs. Willie Mar- will back you up." Mr. Martin was urban aldermen, and to long-drawn to transmit this message to Austra- strains of Mendelssohn's Brian, & geor- "guide, counsellor, and friend" to You'll take a ticket. out irrelevancies and time-dishon- lians:-"Gladly would I speak to March, played by Miss inEileen wick, black crepe de chene and Sims, of It is many the big-hearted Australians. Tell and looked charming a dresstrimPaul de St Vincent of oured sectarianism. gette, jet trimming; Mrs. Geo. the Prince of Wales on his visit to Society prettily a chine, Edsuch de Geo. experienced Ireland Mrs. crepe we that white years since navy serge costume: Montreal. your fellow-countrymen Western Australia (Incorp ) READ dainty silver beads, and pitiful exposition of low journalism. wards, red crepe de chene; Mrs. Ink is grateful to them for their support med with Tell them carried a bouquet of pink and white We think the last time was when a during the past years. pen. saxe merve silk: Mrs. Phillips, tulle, purpose white the for of exists the was interviewed veil Society cream This The L. Loughlin, Sydney pressman 3. and their great Archbish- roses. There is in our midst a curious black silk; G.Miss The brides- of assisting worthy families and gave that theyMannix) were a tower of embroidered with silk. Linto, white crepe de leader of a larrikin push, and force. net: Miss op (Dr. sister of others, including inmates of public type of Irishman. his opinions about the police chene and georgette; Miss Flo Linto, us in our fight for jus- maid, Miss Florrie Stevens, to is Bright, Ice strength in Kerry circumstanattired indigent in that on prettily institutions, Tell them, too, the bride, was Public resentment was loud saxe blue crepe de chene; Mrs. Edtice and freedom. good and And the Price is Right. in other ivory glace silk and gor- We oonibine with our Goode, Material occasion, and the experiment was that we hope before long to send the white silk, with hat to match, and ces, and engages by a Coun- YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. gar Smith, It is governed ' works. You breaths tba the sea-divided carried a bouquet of carnations not repeated. The evening papers, to gette; Miss E. Stewart, cream crepe of the Best Quality and the Right Prime floating Barmessage East Chambers, A8255. of Swan Ring in cil, office D. Edwards, white Miss rm.-bias 1.441411a which do not aim at such a high Gaels that God has heard their sweet peas. Mr. Alf Swain, chene; de branof rack -street, Perth, and nas duties the moderate Paps were Amy performed Miss the decency, their of km of trimming; land bud Furniture Fremantle, the rose standard net, prayers, and that Why not buy your &mamas After the ceremony a ches or conferences in many parishes mei* INIO compared with the Telegraph. The fathers is free and independent, and best man. Ashbolt, cream crepe de chene ants from the Manufacturer the Guild throughout the State. FOR SALE. eon sad Evening News reached the Tele- has taken her rightful place amongst reception was held at georgette, pearl trimming; Miss M. It will pay you funds are many, its evening on calls The chief the very pleasant Aar the whet satera that a note its trimmed in where thornet, Hall, graph level of the world." Dougherty, cream FORD CAR, cheap, 5 -seater, hair- the nations Mr. Jose, Misses Mc- and with a view to supplementing was spent. figure had a "Buster Brown taste invites oughly overhauled, better than new. in ,ribon; Miss E. Thielemann, orPhony - - - - A 4795. %Md.' supplied the mus- its resources, the Society wills Brian trimming; and bead Gann black crepe, cut." If the cub reporter's forward to an6 I Xavier College is looking When the persons when making their D e opium or Iss ran to vulgarity of that kind, the to an old boy, the Rev. W. Keane, ic during the evening. may Cash £175.-T. J. READY, 41 Ar- Miss M. Mead, cream net; Miss H. deFremantle Folk Look in Healey's. had been honoured, the remember its work. ofBequests chene and toasts de crepe usual black sub -editor might have had the the years ParticuFour Reynolds, the staff. honey- be made in favour cade Building., S.J., joining the a ticket. their take of for left You'll feelings the Miss Concouple respect to happy trimming; cency georgette, gold Conference of the of ago, Fr. Keane -went to Europe to moon. Barrack Street, Many beautiful and useful lar Council, or any chairman of his directors, some be complete his studies, and has spent presents were received. Society. whose very near relatives would He will some time in Belgium. offensive epithet.
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Furthermore, it was stipulated that the current nufnber of "Science and only ex-servicemen should be electby The work done Industry." ed; but the men elected were not Professor Harvey Johnston and ex -servicemen. "Scandalous injusMiss Bancroft suggests that a "bin in the the experiment was unnecessary, as the logical control" over the pest may tice and blatant hypocrisy BULK HANDLING. satisfactory carriage of wheat in bulk be established by the agency of the name of religion," was his characterisation of the proceedings. Mr. POINT No. 7.-WOULD THERE BE had been demonstrated. Chalcid parasites of the blowfly. ExSavage said the treatment of Har- ANY DIFFICULTY IN SECURING periments with regard to dips and kin was "mean and contemptible." dressings are also being carried out. OCEAN FREIGHT FOR BULK TOPICS. CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, E.P. It was, he observed, amid laughter, It is estimated that in Queensland CARGOES. III III feared that if a Catholic got into alone sheepowners lose f1,000,000 a WARE, Etc. AND OATS FOR SILAGE. PEAS the abattoir as assistant meat inof reply At the year owing to the present time ravages of blowand generous there is more An excellent quality of silage statesmanlike DAYBREAK. GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET spector the beef in the city would shipping in the world than there was can be secured from a crop of oats flies. have "Minorities was: Valera Mr. De bitter and SETS, and FRUIT SETS. Night came with chill at the outbreak of the war, but the and field peas. Other than making rights, and if Sinn Fein had all the become contaminated. nessWRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. carrying power of tonnage is reduced the usual precautions necessary for makWhen the cable message from machinery of government in its With want and woe: Answering a reader, the New Zea- to delays in Ports, particularly Europ- ing silage of any crop, such as expelling London stating that rights the considerable secure would they power TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. After the glory of sunset One important feature of bulk the air by cutting the material into sales of wheat' and flour had been of minorities. Whether Proportion- land Tablet says: "No, it is not un- ean, And the afterglow: is the saving time in loading short lengths and by thorough tramping made by the Wheat Australian Representation benefited them or lawful to advocate and agitate for handling Night beat with wings of blackness al a Republic. There are advocates of and discharging, which has been esti- it is necessary with peas and oats as with Board at prices showing a net reof the in favour be would not, he Like a harpy wildan English Republic in England, mated at 33 1-3 per cent., that is to legume crops (says an Eastern exchange) turn of over 13/. a bushel f.o.b. at principle because it was justice." And blotted out the moon beams and there are strong supporters of say, a vessel taking nine days to load to make sure that the water content is Australian ports was brought under in From Erin's child! and nine days to unload not too high. The beet means of con- the notice of the Wheat Board auAsso- an Irish Republic in all the leading in Australia Mr. Francis Hackett, the a total of 18 days could trolling this is to allow the crop to and high-class papers in 'Bri- loadoverseas, on August 13. they declinZA The red went from the sunriseciate Editor of "The New Republic" free in a maximum of three daya, and reach maturity, when the water con- thorities tain. It is only P.P. Asses who ed to give any official confirmation arhate: was a red thoughtful For contributes unload in the same time. Under pre- tent will naturally be such as to insure of (N.Y.), to make want their own Orange will statement. It is understood Ken watchers woke the sleeping ticle to "Everyman" on the Amen - the supreme law who make lawful sent conditions, this is a very important proper preservation. The correct stage thatthethe sale of 1,250,000 bushels to Dealing Hard by the gate: to ship-owners. As well as in- is when the oats are in the late dough can attitude to Britain. things But that is the point Britain and Egypt at a price he dawning flush was orange, creasing the number of voyages in a state or just commencing to turn Great with the question from the Irish- mission unlawful. of all wowsers." given time, there would be a saving in yellow. The pea pod should be allow- equal to 13/4 f.o.b. at Australian The trees were green: Amercian standpoint, Mr. Hackett CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. daily cost to the vessel during port ing indications of approaching maturity ports has been either concluded or But my soul was in the whiteness points out that during the war the St. Columba's Church, Derry, in delays. It has been asserted that the by a slight yellowness of the pods. The practically concluded, and that the That lay between! Irish in America out -recruited every which city there was recently a re- savings would be such as would soon crops will then contain between 30 and Wheat Board is now negotiating for -William A. Millen. other race in the volunteer period markable procession of the Blessed Note the Address the sale of the rest of Australia's in the United States, far exceeding Sacrament, stands on the site of the induce the lowering of freight rate on 40 per cent. of dry matter, which is the exportable surplus. It is expected bulk wheat below the bagged wheat condition necesary for making a good proprtionately." French or British re 'Phone, A-I:30S, l'eivate 'Phone, A2938. and one erected by the greatest of the rate, That this will amount altogether to Abraham Lincoln was share, quality of If it is desirable to their silage. did They conspicuously of ains the idol of the common man and mainly because they took self- Irish-born saints-the Apostle Stowing of cargo on board is custom- put the crop into the silo before it 8,000,000 or 7,000,000 bushels. a he had because Scotland. The Church of St. Simply ColVhy? as a measuring -stick umba claims the unique honour and arily paid by the ship and included is reaches maturity, good silage may be arm spot in his heart for all men. determination the freight rate. It has been esti- made by reducing the water content TO FARMERS & PASTORALISTS Bohemia, glory of being not simply for Poland, the only one in the mated that a cargo of wheat in bulk by allowing the cut crop to lie in the Special e sympathised with the sorrows of SlesExpert Advice and ForeAlsace-Lorraine, Yugo-Slavia, RAILWAY human the I English-speaking world where the can be loaded at one-fourth of the paddock for a few hours. A crop cut casts RECHASITE _ there, he understood as but Belgium; of course, vig, and, of Coming Seasons for Six eart. The bent and aged old a measuring -stick for their own Holy Mass has been offered without present bag cost. A further point when the peas are in bloom and the ahead, El/1 , by P O.O. or other could pour out her tale of Mother -country, and with the same interruption for over thirteen hun- which should be kept in view is that oats in blossom will have only about Years Coffee I Coffee Cheque; not C0111111,1Wealth Notes. least the years. Of St. Columba's dis- bulk loading makes for economy of 20 per cent of dry matter. This may isery to him without rule." Broad- dred CLEMENT WRAGGE, She knew and emphasis on majority Ireland According to a printed formula, be increased to between 30 and 40 per how of timidity. MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress., is still ciples over one hundred are canon- space. speaking, he says ised, and many lie buried in the en- current and acted upon in New York, cent. by exposure for five or six hours F.R.G.S., &e., elt that Lincoln was a sympathetic ly Bri of in America test sort of a closure round about this the eight- the saving of space in ships with bulk in the sun or until the plants appear stener. Compare his Gettysburg The most suitable for Visitors to Perth. They are right oppoBirkenhead, Auckland. adds he and rating, moral eenth church upon the origi- cargoes as against bag shipments, is wilted, but not dry. peech with the oration delivered on tain's site the Perth Railway Station. Best attention and Moderate Out this out, it may mean to you .1 probably never, since the idea nal site of theerected first one. Columba stated at 12 per cent. he same occasion by Edward Ever that Prices. adopted was thogisands of pounds. of self-determination A statement has been made that VALUABLE AUSTRALIAN tt. Note the brevity of Lincoln's by George Washington, has Britain's is known as the Saint of the EucharFODDERS. dress in comparison with the vol- moral rating been so low. "Ireland ist, and the advice he gave to Prince shipping_Companies trading from Amp For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gas trahan Ports are how strongly Yet opposed to Donald, in the middle of Os sixth minousness of Everett. Fitting & Galvanised Iron Work, the shipping of wheat in bulk, but inthe holds the eye of the American peo- century, before Augustine landed INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS. ell had Lincoln understood 'stunt,' no talk on the shores of England, has elicited by the agricultural He sensed the correct ple, and no political ituation! been formation and crime order, Irish and about law Department in Victoria gives in 1910 was what the mot d'ordre of his spiritual chilA feature of experimental work in ords because he knew 603 Wellington-st., Perth. (Opposite equality before the 332-334 Wellington -street, Perth. Railway Goods Yard). of Derry during the centuries a different aspect to the question and grasses during the peat year by the assing in the hearts of his hearers. outrage, Irish THE PREMIER LIME AND STONE MERCHANTS OF antagonistic spirit which we are N.S.W. Department of Agriculture was unreasonableness, is like- dren Licensed Plumber and Drainer. that have elapsed from the day the e felt their woes himself. Everett law, Irish W.A. So fixed attention. led to expect this is absent. To to change Two large ly the Metropolitan Water Supply, Absolutely the Highest Percentage of Lime in the State. the testing on the coast of several when in oke for two hours, but his words far off Iona-dying at the its to stated that they were pre- native species from the inland dis- Sewerage, and Drainage Department as Britain fails to live up Write for Prices and Particulars before purchasing elsewhere. foot of the altar-he bequeathed his Companies id not touch a responsive chord. long pared at self-deterany time of to principle carry 'wheat in Dairying own handy Utensils, We Baths, defy Bath competition. tricts. to Lincoln: later The only BRIGGS in the TRIANE''S No to Derry. e himself wrote It was during this bulk, while who were not then an immense proportion of soul Heaters, Tanks, and Windmills connection with others trading under The grasses tested included Coolah, I should be glad if I could flatter mination, recent procession of the prepared to others a similar name. Lime for cater for the trade -.piaci& native or Australian millet, Warrego, (not all Irish by any wonderful Made and Repaired. Manure at very low rate. yself that I came as near to the Americans Blessed Sacrament the newly -elect- cally stated that they saw no objection class ruling regard the will means) Summer, Queensland Blue, Rare Blue, two tral idea of the occasion in ed and first Catholic Mayor of Derry to the shipment of wheat in bulk from untrustwor morally as in Britain and Brown Top or Sugar Grass. In ours as you did in two minutes." knelt in the street and made his Australia. In 1913, the Hon. T. Bath, on the results. Mr. Breakwell, thy." beautiful profession- of Faith in the then Minister for Agriculture in West- notes agrustologist, gives the following parThe Catholic Union in England is Most New Holy Sacrament. ern Australia instructed the 'preparain MonaIn the Glen of Altadavin ticulars God, aring a bill for the repeal of all ghan, tion of a bulk report on handling by Coolah grass has won the admiration SUBIACO. Ireland, there is one of those SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. 'wing penal laws affecting EngThe Organiser, Brother Moore, the Bulks Handling Advisory Commit- of visiting farmers on account of its the as known antiquities strange Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway Catholics and Engish religious tee. This Committee Stations. made exhaustive has great hopes that Art Union Ticdrought resistance and the remarkable It is in a small Patrician wells. Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. titutions. into the aspect of the clues of growth. The yield of dried circular depression, like a basin, in kets will be sold. Each book sold enquiries TERMS MODERATE. at present under review, the result rapidity PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. fodder from the plot was approximately of a large isolated rock. means a stone in Christian Bro. ion The statistical staff of the French the surface OPEN of same TO being follows: ALL DENOMINATIONS. summarised es thers' Appeal at the rate of 8 tons per For Terms Apply to There is apparently no opening of ar Office have completed their any Thirty-five replies were received .Warrego summer grass acre. Rev. Mother. germinated is the basin yet whenever sort, in bulation of the soldiers killed from ship-owners in response to well, but made much slower growth The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital no at the Board's enquiry. e war, and put the number of emptied, it fills up again, how, than Coolah grass. It is, however, exKalgoorlie. It was never known Twenty-three were favourable to tremely succulent and palatable, renchmen who made the supreme one can tell. matter and how great the 694 HAY -STREET, PERTH. of whom, to dry up, no the carrying of wheat in bulk. crifice at 1,358,872, do well should in a mixed pasture. Gertrude O'Reilly, writFour were non -committal, Ste. EDWARD RR ANSCOM 1311, the well,000 were originally listed as miss - drought. Large Stock of Fancy Goods, Native or Australian millet grows known Theatrical sod Musical EntreYOUR EYES WERE MADE FOR USE-NOT Five were not interested, g, and are now assumed to be ing in "The Magnificat," quotes the Toys, etc. nearly as rapidly as Coolah grass, and Pipes, Tobaccos, and all ABUSE. I preneur, who brought to Australia the of Smokers' Archbishop Three replied in the negative. d. The great number of those Most Reverend yields nearly as much Westminster Glee Singers. Souse's Band, Requisites, Leather per acre. Goods, Its To get the best results from any piece of intricate mechanism, Sir Thomas Price, K,c,M,G. who wide succulent leaves make an exceland the famous Russian Instrumentalists, ho absolutely disappeared gives a Tuam, who said of the Altadavin etc., etc. reasonable The isod who also on in this the saint Cherniayskisi well: "It was basin care must was be recently given commissioned by the lent fodder. and first-class hay. it. The can certainly meaning to the phrase "ferocity The Scarlet Troubadours" and the Sole Agent: "Fashions for All" Union of South Africa to make enquiry stand a good deal, but when Nature warns Eyes The chair (by headaches, etc.), war," and a more complete un- baptised his converts. Of the two blue grasses, Rare Blue numerous companies of "Dandies" perwhich he sat while speaking to ies into bulk handling, writes as fol. was easily the quicker grower, it is time to act promptly. Paper Patterns. forming in Australasia for many year., rstanding than we have hitherto in but it in of writes praise the is at hand, crowds below close lows:Dolls Repaired. proved inferior in palatability and sue d of the terrific destructiveness of and the great stone altar where he "Some surprise was expressed to me culenee to Queensland THE CATHOLIC DEPOT. odern weapons. Blue. The latCO. by the steamship authorities in Amen- ter yielded approximately at the rate celebrated Mass stood before him. * s * ca that IV. The in face of well-known glen is very striking, and the the of 3 tone of dry fodder per acre. cUignirjtr.rtrIN Manager The first American Catholic daily one whole results there should be any hesitation fancy the saint A satisfactory feature in connection "SHAMROCK" -r,.3 1.'O make its appearance in the Unit. still might ineasily I3AIIEED'13 .AJEWAsX)/0. - on the part of steamers trading with with these native grasses was the good his chair of stone, his sitting States the Catholic Tribune of TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, South Africa in welcoming the change. germination of the seed, Warrego Sum crowding the rock slopes ubuque, Iowa, which has for some converts -STREET, PERTH.. One of the authorities who spoke to me leer grass and Native Millet being the Ad multos around, and listening to the words WELLINGTON e been a tri-weekly. M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. to this effect was the representative best in this respect. of life that fell from his lips, then nos. of a steamship line which had many the blessing of the rock basin, and His opinion, published below, ago insisted for a time in the the wondering crowds on the green Enormous yields of maise have been It took Father Peter Hipp just sward below watching the saint as SHINE'S CATHOLIC ART AND years trucks being bagged before being ship' reported recently is worth reading in r years to get from India to Cali BOOK DEPOT, pad. After experience in bulk shipRiver (N.S.W.) Show Com.petimia, and now that he's there with he offered the holy sacrifice for the Or. Pier and Murray Streets, Perth. manta, they are not disposed to revert Manning tion. first An acre time in the of plot grown by deep that Mr. R. shades The Garden Theatre, e old padres he says he's going to Catholic Requisites at most rea- to bag shipments. Bayswater solid, Sydney of Tame. yielded no less than The aged priest was chap- romantic glen which had hitherto All y. It has been suggested that the fitting Dyball, sonable prices, in stock. Beeswax, 173 bushels. variety The which gave TO CLEMENTS TONIC LTD. n to a British regiment in Ben- been sacred to the dark rites of Altar of vessels for handling in bulk would be this yield is Silvermine, from which Candles, Incense, Charcoal, Druidism." AT "I have used beneficially cleanest& t when the war broke out. Being The Marine Mr. Dyball harvested over 190 bushels Night Lights, Mount Carmel Habits, costly in the extreme. Tonic for the past nine years. erman, the Indian papers caused "LaetrileBoard of Victoria's existing per acre Lam season. The competition Etc., Etc. The leading local and "The mental and The various denominations of resignation. The war departnervous strain papers and magazines tions to Surveyors in respect to the plot was planted in rows 3ft. 9in. apart, associated with all theatrical and nt told him he could go any- Nonconformity, says the "Universe," interstate stocked. Orders receive immediate Carriage and Stowage of Grain," give the seed being dropped by hand at the musical touring work is ever present ere he wished, and he chose Cali- are being increasingly affected by attention. the regulations for equipping a vessel rate of four or five grains every 3ft. 'Phone A1125. to those so engaged. and I have been 3 -Garment Grey His nationality was such the general tendency towards Caia. for bulk transport, and they are not Mr. Dyball used 3cwt, superphosphate Flannel All n o exception. Wool SUITS 2 -button lined coat, materially different from the rules of and 3cwt. blood and bone manure, and handicap for him that he had to tholic ideas and practices, if not to"This was the eaae during the tours the Underwriters for North America, a top dressing of plain back, 95/-. with half -belt at nd months in Hongkong, where wards the Catholic Church. Fifty TRY BYRNE'S HANDY cwt of nitrate of of FOODS Sousa's Band and The WestArgentine, and the Black Sea. A tem- sods per acre. During a dry spell back, stitched down, 97/8. was the only German to walk the years ago rabid anti-Catholicsism and DAIRY PRODUCE. minster Glee Singers, extending over porary central longitudinal bulkhead the plot was irrigated once with a spray eats free during the war, and to was so powerful that Premiers and 3 -garment Herringbone Tweed two years, and involving constant extend from the outfit. Other notable yields were 15i, ain in Manila till the armistice Cabinets courted it or bowed to its (Over William St. Bridge, Perth). built of astral longitudinal All Wool SUITS, 2 -button coats, nervous strait. bottom of the hold to the top of the 146, and 135 bushels per acre. s signed. From Manilla to Monte threats. Now, however, the voice Our Special Line: Two .1 stitched down, half-belts at back, "This demand was always met by bulk cargo, and must be shored to the it took him over a year, because of Kensit is so negligible that no plots remained to be harvested in greys and brown, 97/8. Home -Made Pies and Pasties. course of Cleinent fonte., and sides by timber. In tlhe case of other passport difficulties. statesman troubles much (if at all) but was thought certain that Mr. Dythere is no gainsaying the practical .s.garnient Heavy Navy All Wool Serge, fast dye, plain black Proprietor. grain in bags a similar bulkhead, but ball it about it. In the circumstances, .it PETER J. BYRNE will win the competition. benefits I hare derived from its u.. coat, 15/10/, extending only four or five feet down ong the notable converts re- is not surprising that thoughtful "If further testimony were needed 3 -garment Grey Worsted SUITS, plain back lined coat, from the top of the cargo, is required. 2 butved into the Church lately by the Nonconformists are in many cases The wheat farmers of Queensland 1 could add that my opinion is tons, X5/15/ -The provision of this temporary bulk- have w York Jesuits is the venerable realising their separation from Cabeen guaranteed 8a. per bushel strongly substantiated by similar 3-garment Dark Grey All Wool Cheviot Tweed SUITS, lined head, with feeders, exetc.. is neither for all the wheat they can grow, and dscape and water colour painter, tholic life, and desiring to remedy WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMB- pensive nor unusual. experiences on the part of the many coat, plain backs, As 17/15/-. a matter of friends to whom i have recommeded uel Coleman. As an artist he it. Two interesting contributions to Wales growers are guaranERS, ETC. 2-garment Grey Flannel SUITS, English make, unlined coat, fact, it is quite probable that the major- New South this excellent remedy." 7a, 6d. per bushel. an international reputation. He the "Christian World" (May 27 and Guarantees Our Specialties: Pumping ,En- ity of tramp vessels, which now load teed patch pockets, 75/... like these certainly offer a big incentive lso renowned as an author. June 3) touch on this. In the first, gines, (Signed) bagged wheat, and which would 2 -garment Speckled Grey Donegal SUITS, unlined coat, load Hydraulic Rams, to wheat produetion. Dr. Orchard is reported as saying Tanks, Windmills, full cargoes from Australia, have matepockets, strapped front and stitched down, half -belt at back,patch Bores and Pumps. EDWARD BRANSCOMBE cuff arranza misruled Mexico with an that "Rome" can "hardly be expectrial for the bulkheads and feeders albottom Trousers, £61151-. Note the Address Some 1,200 horses, 4,000 head of n Hand for more than five years. ed to acknowledge herself wrong in ready stored in their forepeaks, and cattle, 10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. 10,000 question the for the Beyond medicine sheep, and 4,000 finished up a tyrant's career by faith," but that nevertheless some goats are thus prepared to take bulk cargo have been received Theatrical Profession, for than specially by France from Ming himself. approximations may come about, so if it offers, without having to provide engaged in Main work sod who suffer ILL in reparation for live stock ST. GERARD'S HOSPITAL. from Brain Vag, Loss of Sleep. Nervousthat "flowers may grow on the bare for much from outside the vessel. The Germany ness, and Poor Appetite. Clement. Tonic by the Germans during the oceunouncement of the reception of rock of Peter." This seems puzzling. Surgical, Medical, and Midwifery. oast of fitting for bulk cargos such taken patios should "stand-by" for all be a medicine of Northern France. lice Wendel Philip Stafford, of If Rome is never to own vessels not already equipped does not theatrical people herself a Supreme Court of the District of wrong in faith, and yet Christen- 61 CAMBRIDGE-ST., LEEDER- appear to be a costly item. The saving 670 HAY STREET "Where the Good Are" VILLE. Variety_ in making up your rations All Chemists and Stores Sell It mbia, into the Catholic Church dom is to be reunited, this surely in time would be far more than offset pays. You might live on bread and Clements Tonic Ltd., Roselle N ben made by Cardinal Gibbons. implies that Protestants must acin one trip, and continued trips should potatoes alone, but you'd get mighty Phone, A3945. ice Stafford was born in Barre, cept the primacy and infallibility of result in more profit to the vessel, or tired of it. So does the cow. HARROLD & MURRAY, in 1881, and has been a justice the Holy See. Dr. Orchard's words a lowering of rates, or both. Some have claimed that it has not the District of Columbia's Sup - logically imply this; yet he seems PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Overstocking is far worse than yet been can e Court since 1904, previous to to want to gloss over it. demonstrated that wheat (Mention THE RECORD when writing.) Dr. MorVICTORIA PARK. be successfully shipped in bulk from stocking, and, while a few years ago 'eh he was a judge of the Sup- gan Gibbons, of Stamford Hill, chalHave on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, South of the Equator, and that there much o our land might have carried He was lenges him in the "Christian World" e Court of Vermont. manydifferentoe m animals than it did, ident of the Vermont Bar Assn (June 3), with the question: Is it Hay, Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, %you'd be entailed great risk of date- aangood exactly rposition faces us rioration in transit. In this connee'on in 1898, and is the author of not a breach of faith to advocate Linseed, and Maize. tion, however, it is interesting to note ral books of both prose and poe- Roman practices in Nonconformist TERMS CASH. in that 1910 sixty per cent of the Ar_ pulpits? Dr. Gibbons forgets that in case of light soil there is but little REQ. PATENT NO. 17,275. gentine crop was shipped in bulk. It risk the essence of Congregationalism is of the surface running together is averred that the class of shipping t the offices of the University of freedom of opinion; and that thereafter harrowing in readiness for the C. H. SMITH and CO., which carries . the Argentine wheat 'ngen, a statement has been fore Dr. Orchard is right in advocatWith the heavier class of soils UNDERTAKERS, could take the Australian exports with drill. e public that the former Crown ing what seems to him correct, and heavy rain may undo the' work on. the same certainty and security. ce George of Saxony has been in advocating it in 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. ,_arrows.lessi the drill follows close behind the his "Free shipTwo important instances of the lied on the list of students in Church" pulpit. 'Phone (Day or Night) .. A1231. of wheat from Australia about harrows. Faculty of Theology. The in eis 19 years ago are on record, the vessels 'on of the Prince is to take up The concerned The pig being nearer to nature French being the White Star liners Freemasons had diTelephone A4395. theological course, preparatory rected those of their adherents "Persic" The first shipand "Suevic" than most domesticated animals in who is ordination to the priesthood. HOLDWAY & CO., belong to the General Councils (Demeat was made in the "Suevic" by his habits, is a rover, and thrives Messrs. McArthur and Company, Grain on it. Assemblies) to bring to He loves to deal with all Licensed Sewerage Plumbers he ultimate collapse of the en partmental The AdapterFitted with worn-out Plate. Pitted with worn-out Sharewho shipped about Merchants, Sydney, a vote motions opposing the resumpsorts of vegetable and mineral mat. (Certificated). inter-church world movement of relations with the Holy See. Gasfitters and Sheet Metal Workers. 600 tons in bulk and 600 tons in bags ter, and does not disdain insects and generally predicted, says a Pro- tion for the purpose of comparison. The Seeing that the personnel of these small All Farmers are notified fry hereby that the of THORLEY designed to meet the requirements A Trial every ADAPTER is Solicited. description-in nt organ, on the grounds of be - assemblies had not in its entirety, report on the wheat shipped in bulk fact, he is omniverous, of the man on the land, and to reduce the cost of Plow Shares by 50 per cent., thereby enabling Farmers 4044 Pier -street, Perth. and likes more of a mercenary undertak- undergone was excellent, same being sound, cool, to use the mixed up all discarded Plow Shares for same diet and Plates a further term. The Adapter beyond may be used for the followchange as all the things. than a religious one, and more Parliament in the recent and generally in excellent condition. ing Shares and Plates:elections, camouflage attempt to unite the Freemasons looked It is interesting to note that the bulk Telephone, 8277. forward to Horses which PATENT SHEARER SHARE. SI. have SHEARER been housed tantism in a fight against Ca- quite a number of wheat was shipped at a cheaper rate protestations. the winter need to be hardened P. J. HEVRON, MASSEY-HARRIS ALL PLATES 'cism than a general moral and Their expectations SHEARER PLATES. than the bagged wheat. The shipment all have failed to off very gradually before being turn'ous up -lift movement. the "Persic" was one of 1,023 tons METTERS' PLATES. STATE PLATES. materialise. Out of ninety assem- CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and FOR- by ed out for good. It is best to bein bulk, and 1,549 tons in bags. Freight SMITH'S PATENT A8, AS, A4, WARDING AGENCY. PLATES. DEERING blies only three were found to vote gin by putting horses out for a few and insurance rates on both parcels cturing on Proportional Repre- the motions And Others. GENERAL CARRIERS. resumption of hours in the middle of the day, were the same. The Harbour authoriation to the Thomas Davis So- relations withopposing the Vatican. SevThe is further designed Adapter to protect and the foot the Plow, PHILLIMORE of and will render the false foot unnecesCHAMBERS, gradually reported shipincrease on the ties at Liverpool the length of T.C.D., Lord Monteagle, who eral others turned down their sary. It has many other advantages which will be beneficial to the Farmer. It is easy to adjust, and is motime, and when they are left out ment as follows rked that the character, no less tions. FREMANTLE. Most of them, at last, simto fit the edge of designed lower the Mould is at Board. The Adapter constructed of the best steel, and will "The bulk grain night, ax the is "Persie" a mild night should be the genius of Thomas Davis, ply refused to discuss the proposed last the lifetime of a Plow. The cost is reasonable, and will be sold direct to the Farmer. selected to begin with, and now all on quay, and I am glad to realways atracted him above all motion. Mr. Paul Boncour, a Soport is in splendid condition. It is most sheltered paddock chosen. the Telephone 8152. PRICE 20/- EACH, DELIVERED AT STATION OR SIDING. brilliant band of young Ire. cialist Deputy, and one cool, dry and clean, and is quite equal the leadrs, said he believed that Pro- ers of his party, in an of The Proprietors, Messrs. THORLEY (patentee), HOWDEN, BROWN, and O'NEILL, are desirous of FARRELL BROS. in every respect to that carried in bags. article pubAs the result of the Australian securing to the Farmers of W.A. FIRST PREFERENCE to supplies. ional Representation would lished in It is therefore necessary to Nourelle," acknow- General Produce Merchants and In the opinion of several connected with Government having obtained send orders for deliveries as early as possible, so as to ensure prompt attention at this end. All orders, appealed to Davis, as a greas ledges that"l'Ere furCorn Crushers. the grain the trade, this motion experiment must opposing the ther tonnage for wheat for shipmaker's name of Plow and the number of Adapters required, should be ns of unifying parties, for one resumption of relations will stating the accompanied by -ST., HOWARD FREMANTLE. be a complete success considered as not poll ment to Europe, freight on Austracheque, made payable and addressed to is watchwords was an all-em- more than two hundred votes out of The only Firm who Specialise in the condition could not be improved lian parcels of wheat has been reing nationality. It was refresh - the six hundred and twenty Grain and Salt Crushing. upon." depuby about 20/- per tort. Conto find parties which had sup ties composing the present chamber. It is also recorded that the price duced siderable sales of wheat and flour d Proportional Representation He is still exaggerating. received for the bulk wheat was easily have been made by the Australian in a minority continuing that REGISTERED OFFICE: In on a par bagged wheat. with the s * Wheat Committee, showing a net rt when they became majori 1908 a New South Wales Miller offered 35 BARRACK STREET PERTH return to Australia exceeding 13/as instanced in the Local CovIn a discussion at Belfast Corpora(according to evidence given before the Orders will be delivered direct from the manufacturers to the nearest railway station or siding. Don't a bushel f.o.b. Australian ports. ent elections, when the Sinn t ion on the appointment of assistSleuth Australian Wheat Commission, neglect to send your order at once. Party was under sore tempts- a nt meat inspectors, Mr. 0. Jameson 1908) to supply wheat for a further exto repudiate that system; be. said one applicant, named Harkin, An outline of the experimental Save time, save cost of production by using the ADAPTER without further delay. the corn perimental bulk shipment, but KALGOORLIE sure of a majority, they could h ad excellent qualifications, but was work now being carried out to deTrade Sectional Trade Committee of Receipts will be forwarded by return mail. P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. wiped out all other termine the best means of dealing parties t urned down because he had the tne New South Wales Chamber of Comthe old system. with the blowfly peat is given in Yet, the fa tal blemish of being a Catholic_ Good Accommodation for Travellers. merce reported to the Government that III
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of unarmed, were left at the mercy the egntlemen supplied with R.I.C.Is One Church as Good as Another? Of NIMOSI Beim(' Weer In procurthey guarded rifles. When ed some arms and proceeded to deZ fend themselves, the English miliZ "fraWhy the Catholic Answer is "NO!" NEW NORCIA tary and the Unionist shooters ternised," and later these English (By CEARBALL 0 BRIAIN.) fired 41 press, the in military, we read the Sisters of St. Joseph (Cyril Bryan.) by Conducted (By "M.C.L.," in London Catholic upon the Nationalists. 42A Herald.) rft.." e"...1 Lord Ernest Hamilton-Hooligan. for the Education of Young Ladies who was never glad of life, but Made "The object aimed at by the in. A correspondent forwards a press man For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR 41 is through the whole of his existence stigator of financiers of the Derry cutting which contains what In be. riots in not merely political. It merely a variation of the fallacy: positively wished not to of 41 was disany case, we have no proof whatso' ' thrown down, and the machine guns has an economic side, which / "One religion is as good as another." I. or was, DUBLIN, June 26, 1920. ever person any the promoters that by ever A numBelfast Our in did Volunteers. cussed the why on to indeed, be so that sit down put If who existence into young called The be, To expect anyone to Derry ago. will religion, of Volunteers took up positions only a fortnight definite ber one horteach Lord the detail consciousGalt'. quietly and never in time or eternity watch was er generation of Protestant workingcommand the Apostles to teach III impossibility. in St. Columba's College, ror is asking an utter to be ly rejoices in that gift. It is cerOrange fire, and men in Belfast have not become and the whole of it to all nations, for the mind to being raked by the It is too horrible command tain that all those will be glad of The in a very short time they had shut Sinn Feiners. but they have ceased observed by all? words few as with dwell on, and St. their existence who are admitted Iron whole the Orangemen up. The military. to take interest in Unionism. The itself (St. Matthew xviii. 19; which the Mark xvi. 15), the obligation of be- into Heaven, as well as all those as possible I will dismissof the the cant when they saw this, promptly sur- plates jn the shipyardsadorned with lieving under pain of condemnation who attain to natural happiness, tragedy. The genesis College. It will be in. visitors formerly found the r. can rounded outwardly, age, as it appeared Sunday week, teresting to know what follows. At chalk inscriptions of 'To hell with (St. Mark xvi. 16), and the promise such as, in the common opinion of ENAMEL EATER be traced to last re- another point where the Orangemen the Pope" have ceased for months that the Holy Spirit shall teach the Catholic divines, will be the porparty -411 excursion without phenomenon which Church all truth, dispose of the go- tion of children who die when a Catholic N9 0 festival was had had a glorious time for some to bear them-a the -_,y5ter turning from a religious plutocratic up es -you -please-in -religion theory, to baptism. (Parents by neglect of PAINTED has disquieted of Orangemen days, they were saved from ignomr ambushed by a mobThis It fore- all who believe that there is a Div- baptism deprive their cefltdren of oportune arri- holders of Ascendancy. the by retreat inous fo.lowwas Those happiness.) workingin Prehen Wood. the Of of supernatural a break away of military. boded "it detachment that the of a say val To during Revelation. ine eternal positive to masdoomed ed by several incidents lasof their are from the control who z men through course, the Volunteers at once not matter what a man's re- pain may then loathe their existweek when Catholics passing ters, which has been exercised for does is as long as he does right" is were held up ed fire, but the brave Orangemen the Orange quarters but few, if any, of Price the Orange Lod- ligion The Ca- had the-the-well, surely, the tram- generations through fires as saying that it does not ence indeed, sensible as not to And searched for arms. held of sectarian and ges. To light the "Dolly's Brae" sing up our-to a man has legs, so these would have preferred matter and were on tholics retaliated been the device of long as whether been whilst they they has ever have passion before King" right, the do Save To "God until walk. can he quarter, Orangemen in their state is one of 551 when a compresent the plutocrats Our I 'Ulster' earth. need I say-and off! Did says, was sneaked as an American Catholic rector on Friday night open warfare The Ca- say-that the Orangemen have had bination of their workingmen was means more than keeping out of probation, and therein submission oegun by the Orangemen. are Him in and trust them, when their Will against God's of threatened to a mass of Derry with quarter an their to pleasantly on getting subjected jail and tholic quarter wasbullets k. flying Union Jacks the past week? farmers grew restive under the land- one's fellow-men. To do right not meant to be enjoyments or pleaintense rifle fire, well asspattering com- lord regime, or when men sought means determined effort to give sures, but rather a test of some difterse mind a to the brings This into as along the roads, that. imperil remember for right that might is to any ficulty. It well a on Mannix in Archbishop by ment obedience God due honour and houses, so that business Itpractically was not famous occasion: "They cannot blot their masters' squalid Ascendancy. all things, to seek His Kingdom and We are given existence for noble ABSOLUTELY THE BEST came to a standstill. of the ,se1...S;He "Thirty-six years ago, when. the His justice before aught else. We purposes; we are given immortal Oran out the blood-stain by covering it _. long before the rifle -fire VALUE EVER OFFERED. was considering English Parliament Catho- with the Union Jack.' as we like souls, safe hopes of eternal happithe to believe free by not are returned was gemen a broadening of the then franchise, about our relations to the Almighty, ness, means and helps of grace to hopeless a in were latter Dublin Castle Communiques. lics, but the which would, practically for the first realise those hopes, and to turn all had position, since the Orangemen a To Make a Religion to Suit Our the trials, hardships, and sufferAn illuminating instance of Dub- time, permit the workingmen rifles-the rifles -3E the Ulster Volunteer Views, great vote, the game that is being played Limited ings of life to unspeakably Own in befrom Castle rule is afforded lin Germany from got which Carson Mintrers ginning to end of the Derry horror. to -day in Derry was also played. convenience, and human interests. and eternal advantage; benefits it 1914, and which English late Mr. Charles Dawson, when would be utterly unreasonable to themselves about It is seen in both big and little The have perjured to obey the Divine decline, even had we the power to Without the dangerous insecurity of plaster. For example, the Dublin Lord Mayor of Dublin, was announc- We are bound the Commons things. Nailed again and again in same the matter of religious be- do so. In sheets to almost any desired sire; which may be Sawn and rifles were papers have made a great protest ed to lecture in the Derry Guild- Will asinwell our the matter in declaring that these as the fact that although their re- hall on the subject, and, in order to lief Moot A The Spirit of the "Shirker" under the lock and key of the mili- over IL floats with CZILY TX. aro Panelled provoke a sectarian riot, Lord Ern- conduct towards our neighbour. In personally presentatives in Derry tary. words, we are morally bound animates the passage quoted; he is handed their press -messages into the est Hamilton, with a gang of men, other to believe right and to do pleased to be alive only as long as Only a Child-But a 'Papist." Prices on application to ---Telegraph Office in Derry, they were occupied the Guildhall and 'shot both The rector quoted (Rev. H. things go well, and to his precise right. down several of the inoffensive peoOranthe so merely forwarded by post to DubFor the first day or Hengell) says that "unless a man liking, and cannot bear the crossing C. with lin. All similar messages to the ple who purposed atending the lec....=aen contented themselves true of his will, or physical pain, or beits London and Belfast papers were, ture. In the 36 years that have believes in God and in God's EFTrig into houses and at people With regard to the pro- revelation taught by His Church, he reavement. luck,' however, sent by telegraph! An- passed even Orangeism has the streets. They had 'splendid gressed. The conspirators in Bel- will scarcely act right towards his Catholic doctrine of "Merit," as to had Factory, Tilery and Showrooms : Lord Street. they for other sample of this is seen the start, the from right For example: most which "Uninstructed," another cor-men.' fellow fast and London, who planned, finthe blowing official of report issued to the London the great pleasure and divorce in believe non-Catholics respondent, inquiries, with a someanced, and directed the riots in papers by the Irish Office in Lonhead off a particularly dangerous don during the week. These are the Derry, will find that the tactics of hence many of them have several what Protestant bias in the query, "Papist," a boy of 8 years of age, it is an article of faith with CaDARLING VIEW ESTATE (Snbiaoo Heigh The exact words of the communique, as 1884 and 1886 no longer pay a divi- "wives" or 'husbands" intherotation; George Connell, an orphan. family, tholics that of ourselves we can do Top floor, W.A. Chambers, that is a crime against Camhim you may see from the cutting I ap dend." The Estate is midway between the City and Ocean Beach. poor boy's curiosity evidently led the human race, as well as a no good action, nor even have a against Town Hall orthe pend: of window bridge-street is the nearest direct route from Perth of a Griffith on Dublin Castle Denial. to look out also is race. good thought; that there is God. So sin against right no it passes and miles), 61 of only "At 1.45 a.m. the military held up to the Ocean (a distance phanage, when a "War Orangeman Many other examples might merit that is not a gift of God, St. George's Terrace, Perth blocks of about 1 -acre It is not, worth while sending suicide. through the Darling View Estate, where struck a blow for the Empire by a Roman Catholic clergyman and Dublin does make it to show that be cited he will t,, local in chkrge of the for had be Castle's denial of ascan every three civilians, Emboldened and on searching blowing his head off. a man be- through Christ, ar.d of which no STOTT & HOARE, Proprietors. FROM £40 PER LOT. the theni found several hundred rounds sertion contained in the foregoing. a decided difference what victory," by this "glorious exconduct is usu- man may boast. The best servants revolver and rifle ammunition on Like that historical personage, it lieves, that evenhishis Terms -10 per cent. deposit; balance by monthly payments Orangemen determined to teach the of right belief. Do guided by ally God arc of the most indebted to months free of interest. Buy before the "protested too As well, much." Mr. over the clergyman eighteen were tending "Papists" a lesson while they ac- The clergyman and on one civilian. Griffith's second statement, in re- and believe as you please is more Him, and are therefore the most late. be too trams are constructed, or you will was released on his SUCCESS in Business Accordingly, they about it. Catholics believe that ply thereto, covers the ground tak- easily said than done, and anarchy humble. 25. of own recognisances." costed William Kane, aged railway DOHERTY daDITILACZILTD., PER comes from TRAINING CONNOR. This is a lovely sample of dirty en up by French or Greenwood or of ideas often lelds to anarchy of Faith, Hope, and Charity, and good Violet-street, Waterside, a right who Only those live deeds. works, to which God has mercifully almost as good as some of Macready or MacMahon or Anderganger, on his way to work, and work, God's revelation and accept both promised a reward the Rethrough that prepares or ever it is son, who that done by Sir Catho:ic," John "A Taylor, who asked him his religion. quaint documents now that obey His holy law. "Without faith deemer's merits, and which proceed replied Kane and instantly he was has just been sent into retirement these We Coach init is impossible to please God." Our from Divine grace in us, are accept. John Taylor has gone: set up against a wall and shot. But after 40 years of outrage-faking at Sir"Dublin the conduct must harmonise with true able to Him, and will be re- SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, Castle's denial .of tried Dublin Castle. But the Irish Office he was not killed instantly, and and what He faith in God has rethe warded in His Kingdom. The BOOKKEEPING, Commercial of its servants in to make Lower Fountain Hail. He forgot to censor the Press Associa- complicity The same correspondent Council of Trent teaches that we planned armed attack by the 'Civi- vealed. ENGLISH, Etc., an.:.4 All was fired on all the time, and hada tion mesages on this occasion, so lian a sentence which a popular quotes can neither glory citiconfide nor in the Nationalist Guard' on that side by side with the above Business Subjects. to give it up. Later, despite of Derry is as false a denial as novelist puts into the mouth of his ourselves, but only in God, Whose heavy fire, he was rescued, but lived suggestive parapragh the true facts zens Dublin Castle alleges that hero, to the effect that he did not goodness is so great to us that He The usual. only long enough to name the man are printed in the papers. ask to be born, that it is not just RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. Our Special FULL BUSINESS and the title 'Civilian Guard,' conferred that he should have been brought would have His gifts be our merits; who shot him, and to receive the priest tiring of telephoning that we receive from Christ, as COURSE guarantees to fully qualsending for the police to come to his on men armed and incited to carry into last Sacraments. a world of suffering without his YEAR. of Branches ONE the inadvertence from the Vine, and ify in pogroms, is out memCHAS. Z. GOSDEN, Another shocking case is that of a protection, at last accepted the offer a minor official. Is it the same consent. For DANIEL MULCAHY, bers from the Head, a continual innamed of two Nationalists to guide.him to young English ex -soldier, Manager. Proprietor. who, from Dublin Castle last fluence of grace, which goes before, - Sheer Silliness Austin. Austin, with his wife and a place of safety. It was on these official organ Sunday inand follows every and these alone that the revolvers week, supplied to a IMPORTANT.-We are having three children, were living in the beastly libel most the March to Some in London that would be hard equal. good work. and without which for even it to riot priest be ready owing and the but found, to were stalled, Protestant, of a house Irishmen yet printed by the one who did not exist should have could neither find acceptance with (1920), a Lone Range Receiving Apthe fact that Austin had become a detained, let alone 'released on his upon Belfast propaganda? been consulted as to whether God nor have any meet. (Sess. 8, paratus of toe most modern type datholic his landlord was ordered to own recognisances." would like to exist or not, the un- Cap. 16.) The true Catholic en- Valve and Crystal Receiver, taught of the out family his rive him and The Casualties. The Secret Signal. born should have been asked if he deavours to be as St. Paul court, by Expert Instructors. Students house. The Austins took refuge in What the exact casualties are it is Castle states it had no wanted to be born. How is it to be sets, "zealous of good works" (Titus qualify for Operator's Certificate in "Dublin another house, which was at once impossible On Thursday grounds for anticipating, and did done? to tell. PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, AND ARTISTS' How could his consent have ii. 14), and in following the counsel 12 Months. made the centre of an intense fire last the police gave out the totals not anticipate riots in Deny. This been obtained? Probably, writes he believes he no more errs nor "deCOLOTIRMEN. on the part of the Orangemen for known as: implies that it was ignorant that on a Catholic theologian, there neither rogates from the Saviour" than the days past. At last, driven to desTerms on Application to: Wholesale and Retail. Special Prices for Convents and Schools. 17 Killed. the 15th. May last the 'Civilian is, nor ever was, nor ever will be, a Apostle did in giving it. peration, Austin was forced out of 29 Wounded. Guard' invaded the streets of Derry T. S. HALPIN, BA., Principal the house to try and get food for the sarving children. No sooner had he (Late 16th. Batt., A.I.F.) This is ridiculous on the face of it, and provoked rioting during several stepped outside than he was shot but as the police ran off the streets days, in which three persons were 'Phone 2357. Ireland America's Bold Step Nly husband enlisted and and acted as Sir Edward Carson killed and six wounded, and that it dead! Telephone, Ne. A1011. that since that said went to fight for these men," would like them to act-and pro- was also ignorant his wife when she was rescued lat. bably has told them to act-they date the 'Civilian Guard' has, to the CONCERN AND SOLICITUDE. Garage Telephone, A1837. er," and was wounded. "And now would be the last to know anything common knowledge, been armed The poor wo- about the casualties. The spirit with rifles, transferred, as I stated, ASK FOR they murder him." Ulster Foreign DUG BOGUE. man cannot realise that when an that prompts these people can also in one case from another Affairs Committee Declares Emphatically for Self-Determination. the house Orangeman shoots a Catholic it is be gauged from the fact that only county, and guarded in transferred, CAR P333 FOR HIRE DAY AND all "to the greater honour and glory a few weeks ago a young Irish lad from which they were NIGHT. of God"-not to speak of the Brit- who was found in possession of a by members of the R.I.C. The Irish cause in America has been considerably further advanced by Six Cylinder Studebaker-7 Seater. "The secret signal for the present ish Empire. action of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the U.S. House of the revolver was sentenced to two years' Derry followed on the publiWedding an Touring Parties a 'Representatives, which passed a resolution expressing the belief of imprisonment by a Derry court mar. riots in on A "Disloyalist." Specialty. June 11, in the London cation Congress that in the interest of world peace Ireland should have a tial; but during the past week the the in which Cream Cars for Weddings Another victim is James Veigh, police have made no stir to arrest Times, of an article of that paper Government of her own choice. -street, North Perth Hyde ARMADALE. 14 a Garage: correspondent being special besides who man, old an one of the Orangemen, although The resolution will be adopted by both branches of Congress. of the RepubMotor Rank. 'Phone A3488. Catholic, was so shockingly disloyal some of them seem to have been a praised the efficiency G.P.O. GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, the Telephone, 8 Armadale. lican -Nationalist majority on THE RESOLUTION. as to have three sons and a son-in- veritable walking-munition -store. and, commentProprietor. law in the English Army. One son The part played by the R.I.C. in Derry Corporation, between existing one was the whole piece has, however, been ing on the concord Washington (D.C.), 28th May. was killed in France, G. F. H. COSTELLO, Feiners on that Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives to"The Foreign wounded in Mesopotamia, while his definitely set down by Mr. Arthur Unionists and Sinn Byers Road, Midland Junction. Irish peo- day adopted the following resolutions: son-in-law is at the present moment Griffith, Acting President of the Re- body, suggested that the would setto themselves, Painter and House Renovator. in Persia fighting for the small na- public. Its publication caused Dub- ple, if leftown Whereas the American people have always sympathised with the All Classes of Repairs, Alterations, problems. Orantheir tle "loyal" the However, tions. lin Castle to go into violent hysterfreedom, and, seeking political of people aspirations every and Renovations Satisfactorily gemen caught this terrible traitor ics, and a laboured and overdone de "It was necessary to the financiers Whereas the people of Ireland have shown unmistakably their deExecuted. whilst on his way to a butcher's nial was given to the whole state- of the 'Civilian Guard' to destroy Insurance Company, Limited. and, themselves, sire govern to was He citizens honest Street. Tower the of A Trial Solicited. shop in Long the concord ment, as handed to me: SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. of Deny-Unionists and NationalWhereas the conditions in Ireland, to -day, endanger world peace, shot through the throat, and the Arthur Griffith on Derry Horror. ists-and so the 'Civilian Guard' and, prvlgemen had a grand time pour. keit FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS his The rioting in Derry has had no was turned out on June 18th. The Mr volleys down the street over was Whereas, in particular, the unrest caused by these conditions is 'Phone, A1474. if the inevitably reflected in these United States of America, tending to and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST accidental original. body whenever any attempt It has been signal came from Belfast, and G. E. DINES, are he Castle course, Dublin it. Of of P. J. SULLIVAN, Manager., heads to rescue and ancient ties present of amity the of kinship which bind made planned and directed by Unionist weaken the bonds CURRENT RATES TUNER, ORGAN of their and PIANO was dead when brought in so the leaders in collusion with persons of unaware of the fact, some so many of our people to the people of Great Britain and Ireland. -STREET. HAY 955 Orangemen must feel happy over eminence in England, and with ser- officials are not." Therefore, in the interest of world peace and international goodwill, the fact that no "Papish" priest wor- vants of the English Government in be it resolved by the House of Representatives (the Senate concurrIreland. Arms and money have ried him id his last agony. ing) that Another grand piece of work was been provided for the men, whom MISS M. McMAHON, Perth The Congress of the United States views with concern and solici- SAVOY HOTEL, the murder of Mrs. Mills, wife of Mr. the English Atorney-General in Ire& tude these conditions and expresses its sympathy with the aspirations The Savoy is the Acme of Luxury A. Mills. D.C.M., of Orchard Place. land has named a "Civilian Guard." CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS, adMills of their own choice." Mr. of the Irish people for a Government that CONFECTIONERY. suggest would The persons of I position in Belfast and Refinement. who who organised the Derry vertise for the gallant hero rioting A BIG VICTORY. 32 Pier-street, Perth Tariff. 12s 6d per day; £4 4s per murdered his wife and present him boasted last week that they were week. decertainly Hay -street). He (Near with the D.C.M. importing overseas, without any inMr. Daniel T. O'Connell, Director of Friends of Irish Freedom Accommodation may be reserved by serves it. terference by the English GovernNational Bureau of Information, whom I interviewed, said:wire or letter. for ment, "as much arms as we like." P. J. Plunkett, a traveller The resolution will be The vote is a big victory for Ireland. J. M. QUIGLEY, Licensee. tele- Before the present outbreak a Lever Brothers. received a adopted by both branches of Con gross. gram from his wife in Dublin: "Chil- quantity of Ulster Volunteer arms in shot is Daddy PERTH, are saying dren were brought into Derry from anTOBACCONIST, Telephone 739. Derry." It is terrible to think that other county. MRS. LARKIN, Pending their reBEDFORD HOTEL M. HALLION, this was one of the very few tele- moval from the place in which they Will be pleased if you would call for COSTUMIERE deOffice the Telegraph MURRAY-STREET. grams that were stored, they were placed under your requirements and save money. BREAD FACTORY, MACHINE of Kalgoorlie), (Late livered all the week, for Plunkett at a guard of "the Royal Irish ConstaThoroughly Renovated Throughout. Shaving 4d.; Haircutting 9. FREMANTLE. NORTH of WA. once went to the Post Office and de- bulary." part That such things occurany sent to Splendid Accommodation for CounOrders Wishes to notify her former Clients, try Visitors. spatched a reassuring wire to his red and are occurring without the by V.P. Post. No remittance need- anti Ladies generally, that she is Bread Delivered to all parts of Frefamily. On his way back from the knowledge of the "Conciliators" in ed. Cheapest in Perth. mantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. Opening a Business at TARRIFF MODERATE. Dublin Castle is possible, but diffiPost Office he was shot dead. Razors Set, Watches, Pipes, or 262 FITZGERALD ST., PERTH. AUBURN, Proprietor. Bread a Specialty. GEORGE Brown and Malt cult of belief. For two days the other articles Repaired, with Shipping Supplied. Orangemen and Soldiers Fraternise. Nationalists of Derry, practically any Satisfaction Guaranteed, guarantee. The most shocking aspect of the MOIR'S CHAMBERS. whole ghastly affair is that the police MOTOR CAR PAINTING. and soldiers made absolutely no efHARRY McCARTHY, fort to stamp out the trouble at the of outset, nor in fact until the end 195 PIER-STREET. the week. And then why did they COACH PAINTER. PRACTICAL They did not act until the of act? Acts Australasia.) Societies' (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Established Over 20 Years. Irish Volunteers were compelled to step in and upend the Orangemen. Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. Then, indeed, the military became demanding is essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Specially Appeals to Catholics (males and females), active, and not content with ordinIt established in any Locality on receipt by the their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will be TEN ary rifles, they turned machine guns of PRIEST the by sanctioned PERSONS, time by SIGNED the All a requisition of SCOTLAND'S BEST. Volunteers! SECRETARY the to DISTRICT on the DISTRICT, the names and ages of intending members being fully set out in the requisition. that the Orangemen, with their Car. MALT WHISKY. PURE Funds. in £300,383 and members 50,000 Zealand: New sonite rifles from Germany, were in and Commonwealth the 550 BRANCHES rnroughout the ascendancy the soldiers not only Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. As supplied under Contract to the Medical help and Financial ,A4.C"'" did nothing but actually fraternised MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. W.A. Hospitals and Government NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. 4,.1 But when Also Railwith the Orangemen. Medical Department. AND SUBURBAN Oh" LOANS ADVANCED III .LAROX OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY way Dining Cars and the Leading the Irish Volunteers began to mo-.^4.41r1114.x1Pr throughout the PROPERTY. Clubs and FREEHOLD Hotels bilise and pick off the snipers-they s: *.; State. shot one from the spire of the Propleathe had Sole Agent: testant Cathedral, and Murray-st., Perth. sure of seeing him drop-and when Full Particulars on Application to J. J. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, Hibernian Hall, they began to throw up sandbag bariers across the roads, the soldiers The sand bags wire got busy.
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Cross, men who had co e in from The Lie Nailed Spurning facts of Australia, not all of them not at home, as I live some distance A Half Hour with Archbishop all parts some you to Irish, not all of them Catholics; and from her. Nora wrote PRESS GETS "NEWS." THE STINGINGLY veterans HOW JINGOISM in then ten thousand overseas time ago, and I saw her letter Mannix REBUKED. in uniform; and then the host of print last week. I think Bridge' that CATHOLICS' BOLD UNITED of and All Ireland of in place. MA., civiian friends Plunderings From Everywhere. town is a very pretty (By Rev. H. E. G. Rope, FRONT. (By J. C. Walsh. Chicago.) freedom for which they fought. the the London Catholic Times.) the leaves are off the fruit trees, And Fun for Everybody. ago, years on some come soon will Quebec, with At leaves but the an hour spent half After discussing was in blosNorfolk Were Bishop Butler now living, again. When the trees are May, 21, 1920. These are days of enquiries for Archbishop Mannix, I found my late Duke of poliwould ask not whether a nation Editors of the Press Syndicate, som the country looks very pretty certificates of baptism, and once in thoughts running in this wise: "Here with his friend, Lord Lovat, the English he whether a world could go mad. Frances make the indeed. \Ve have an orchard, and a while interested parties are met is one who has been years away from tical utility of substitutingCanadian but and won Martin Fifth Avenue, 200 will and Children.-You y Dear and the our plum trees are blossoming, and who are able to give the necessary Ireland, and yet his mind is at one for Irish bishops in the Not "the ineffectual Celt" (who is New York City. butter. With love to you niece, why there was no Aunt Bessy's "But you know," he effectually embarrassing the hyponorthwest. would-be the place is beginning to look pretIt in exact detail. with the minds of those who are Gentlemen: The Catholic Federage in the RECORD last week. it wee ones.-Your Belfast, ano The wild flowers are particulars again. before the remarked, "that on this continent Westminster, of ty away crites went KELLY. He and there. EILEEN fault, the in U.S.A. has been reliably sn't the printer's out now, and I will be glad he thor- when you say 'English,' Street), but the "sober, sane tion of thethat were de Why worry! Even on dark days troubled period began, but wel- comingthey do. as I like going flower your Press Syndicate Do you Kildare sn't my fault, that ye has Church, you mean Eileen Allanah, you are very niece when velocity, we oughly comprehends all that Englishman" is at this moment informed light's measure Corner. as we the of for the articles sent introduce is responsible hill a little a to of and wise n the pleasures In think it wholly picking. We live on a side staring mad. Even a few out to the secular away from the happened and is happening. post come. A letter press under the into these stark We can see are only ten minutes Maynooth of r the first time this year the One from Yiliminning were very pleas- close to the river. "alspirit moments, the in advance excited in Catholics, generation a he is years sun. a not Man -day We Celebrate"; arcaption "To had I place Archbishop week our from Well, Last sights n left me severely alone. zealous me. many pretty ashamed" of the name, of the young men who are maintain- colonies?" was a new ing to at done rather more most be- ticles appearing under date of May rning I hailed him; heand all, and I was very pleas- The river is in flood this year, it evidently has nix Balfourians, and letter exintellectually, composed but Erringtonians club, Republic, man's dead the nice A ing a But it seems I has risen a lot. The river has risen it into Australia. have with sheer insanity. It is a 6 and May 7, entitled "The Irish,. n with a new cap, to get yours. of former service men now he is in close touch with them. How than introduce storeroom, ed offensive not not getting you for a higher this year than any other. clusively suit, just out of the"This That is why his journey across thea portent and presage of ruin. A na- and "Robespierre," are but listed by the government is this to be explained?" boy's was nearly to the twenty million Catholics turned into been you had been wash- The place is all wet and muddy at living, has Suppose continent I said to myself, imI niece. the is be found, to overseas, tion that has lost the power of co- only is action answer in The got no eyes ed down the stream? Mary must present, but it will soon get dry as killed but to the those States, of the United one of In progress. is triumphal that nking it, and he's speech, and and latest kind of fraternal organisa- agine, in a remark the Archbishop letters of William James now being herent thought hundred million Catholics of me," so I just hi-hi-ed him not take such risks in future. Flood- again. \Ve have got two cows, but purblind with hypocrisy, three The originator of the idea made when Maynooth came into the then utterly the world. The articles insult the the Atlantic, the in one of them is in milk, the tion. printed rocks the ught him to tire gate. for me?" I ed streams are very dangerous only see of my not or will whose most 2,000 spent cannot "I that nearly are there conversation: speaks of there for which it is heading. is indeed, spiritual leaders of one of the greatAre there no letters of sorrow things, and sulkies are light and other one will be coming in soon. say's are officially life there up to the time I went to budding psychologist show they the Dad, I'm sure, was My brothers go out in the bush on records a est civilising agencies the world has ed, with half a lump easily upset. occurred being no public events "unless some enormous miracle, And Sundays, and they generally catch dead. They are having trouble Australia, and it hasin often for Europe saving ever known, and the Catholic Fed. Eliot worried. W. C. and of anxious departure my throat. time, very that all lost nation. the authorities. to me that never, convincing man. new have the the news eration of the United States can niece, the Certainly is all smiled little This dear event." me," my brush. public a a few Who's you, too, did I speak from any .platform, on be Signs of the Times. hardly believe that your Press Syn. Ah, well, I I have to tell you at present. With of Archbishop Mannix mother. visit dear pastoral a stranger in these parts, and your he lost was Mr. then evening, What fine a "What subject." Edith: any the the dicate intends to openly villify the at scan or event, solemnly who public is a love to yourself and the Johnson." Those to Rome fondest m only just now learning am grievously sorry for you. if Little what obviously, Why, doing? she's this politicians, niece, in the of spiritual leaders of the Catholic even of Ireland would-be buffooneries friends wordy wee ones.-Your girls miss their mother, J. Johnson (with effusion): "Why they are always doing at Maynooth, least the are KATHLEEN RYAN. determined to make it while carefully shutting their eyes Church. Please advise us of your e looked at me so professionally only gone for a little while, but, don't you call me by my first keeping a generation or so ahead of country myself, to I yours actions, visible lost journey. attitude in this matter, so that we thought have of the persons' I you same stage the that one to so for rvant incidentally and You are very welcome, Kathleen name?" Irish thought, immi- little darling, his Grace is not un who grovel before the Yiddish idol can inform our Federation organisae's one of the ex -servicebeen an for ever on earth, and I know you Mavourneen. I've just finished reEdith: "Because your last name strengthening the foundation of Ire- gatheredtothat "pa- tion.-Respectfully yours, Yes, of deirnaids prating the to while submit "empire" of it's willing now nts, and I'm sure he's and Mary miss her terribly. and deplying to Elsie's letter, is good enough for me." land's intellectual and cultural as it is clear triotism," who confuse a reasonable ANTHONY MATRE, Iligence officer." dear, pray for mother, for I am sure your turn. Of course, I will accept Suddenly, under pres- made upon him, ofso long velopment. his can bring love of one's own country with a National Secretary. loved you very much. What you as another one of my dear "coloured -up," and when I told During a lesson on elementary sure, the generation ahead has as- that anyorwords me, mother are! -pardoned to those neighbour's, beg Eileen one's he and for Mary encouragement appetite blind name wonders sorry counsel my I am reins. Bridgetown nieces. a little girl read the fol- serted itself, has taken the but he little is to uphold the hands who accuse all who will not ,join EDITORS' PRESS SYNDICATE, see the both of you that the wet weather is as big a composition to like desire whose said "it was new to him," and should I not one if it, effort: understand her as should lowing Who he 200 Fifth Avenue, New York. of the Irish people in their struggle them in grovelling of sympathy with a very friendly new man, bossing the cows and making the nuisance down your way as it is in Once a Penny and a Dollar met who had prepared it for its work? May 28, 1920. He sees but one Ire- German imperialism (! 1, and base to 'be free. rched his bundle for me-search- big things do your bidding. And Perth. We have several nuisances in a man's pocket. The Dollar turnthe old all months, recent In these Mr. Anthony Matre, that her leaders further insults upon this impudent it twice. then there's Martin and Frances. this city, and we could spare ed up its nose at the Penny, and material of debate about Ireland has land, and prays of Fedpeople Catholic tokens Secretary her are National and persons glad to see you are in wisdom am I act with fiction-such now, we may No, miss, there's no Aunt of your Well, days We are many of the wet and cold said scornfully: "Why, I am worth somehow become obsolete. he eration of the United States, them with steadfastness. He a national landslide. When Antiall helping Dad through his worries. have had lately. ress," and raising his new"cap But, as you rehundred of you." awakening, most of us slowly, some supportthat to help, christ appears it will be well indeed Chicago, Ill. desire to your loving, mark, I suppose if the rain stopped one"Yes," who often those write hopes must ed his bicycle down the road You even "but Penny, a realisation the slowly, to said of us over AUNT BESSY. Dear Sir,-Replying to your favout further comment. My be at that I am a good bit better than that an educated people cannot be in other lands, may always manifest if some Imperial and Castle Cathoaway altogether we would to in purpose and in action, lics do not offer to form his guard our of the 21st. inst., we wish to ex rt got very lonely, andoldI said grumbling just the same. I am you are. I go every Sunday to kept in servitude, that it is an edu- such unity,witnessed times, He will they Australia. hope in us Let honour! has of as he to you our sincere regret that self, "God be with would press what and Kathleen, both, wondering, church and Sunday school cated people who in Ireland have means to visit Ireland, and desires have learned ere then to be wholly like Elsie of the Hills. n the postman complained, any article should have left this happen if we didn't have the verb you never get to either one." declared their will to be free, and heavy Loftie-street, Bridgetown, to be able to say to the people there proud of the name Catholic. Mars othce that contained anything in discontented ass, of hisrelieving half the afraid I'm whose grumble." people "to educated it is an that Aug. 25. and their leaders have and Mammon, as Father Keating any way offensive to either the CaI s, and sighed a big world would be very miserable. Gent: "Is there any soup on the intelligence is maintaining that in- that they I the undivided support has reminded us, are intimate allies. tholic religion or the Irish race. We as he handed me my bundle. .tention. Is it strange that, in far- back of them Dear Aunt Bessy,-Will you ac- have been able to escape the usual bill of fare?" I hope beyond the seas. kin Your Imperialist, protest as he may, assure you that the two they'll come again." of their nieces? then, but many so far, I but your winter sir, of ailments of Waiter: "There was, off Australia, the former president cept me as one of will sunshine personal is ipso facto a supporter of Mam- which you mention were due en the Archbishop's and the With I am I'm like the cat, very careful not to wiped it off." summer Maynooth, seeing what had happen. and I go to the Convent School, will mon, who is God's enemy. newspapers As in ly to carelessness on the part of e the * appearance, the * more vigour into my nieces with in am * am. are. I places and wet old, the "In where to people: years get say his should twelve ed, hews, and inspire them they'll sixth standard. My friend Kath- glad Elsie is your friend and school Excited Man: "Somebody stole Ireland they know what they want, have made everyone familiar. As 1917 so in 1920, it is an unpardonable management, and not to any desire so chum, and I am expecting nice let- three sets of harness out of my and they have declared what their to his personality, it is that of the offence to prefer the guidance of the to vilify a religion and a race which e love for ME, and that to you, writing also is Ryan leen nice against Holy See to that of a few layfolk have done so much to advance civislate their love into manw future is to he. If we approve their scholar and ascetic become, I suppose you will receive our let- ters from the both of you in the stable." man of ac- who will take any amount of trou- lisation. rs. We are nearing the Happy What kind of wea- future. Nora must not forget to Policeman: "Did the thief leave purpose, as we do, let us, in God's all his inclination, the ters together. tion. He meets the two prime tests ble to help in the destruction of Can of Christmas stories and cotil-a ther are you having in Perth? We write again. The offensive articles mentioned I have a nice little any traces?" and give them what support name, of greatness, simplicity and direct. tholic Ireland, but placidly watch left this office during the absence of lions, and I am anticipating"wee have had a lot of rain here lately. Corner of Bridgetown nieces and Excited man: "No, he took traces encouragement we can." He is pleased already with the Dead -Sea apes of Westminster the writer of this letter. ness. annual tribute for the Their been rather nephews now, and I'd like to keep and all." have days the that two believes last Archbishop The The new It is author has been in our employ some I have had several first visit to this continent, and rescind Christian marriage! s." best friends Ireland has .n the his am nice; it did not rain much. I am them together. The orchards should it is certain that all who come with- certainly news to me that this pre- time, and we reposed not a little s during the year, and I in sure we will never want to see win- be putting forth their many charms a soldier during exer- world are in Australia. (to tells Sergeant Ile represented with be cise): "No. 67, if a riot were to break with quiet pleasure in the recollec- in his orbit will be pleased ference shows "an heretical spirit," faith in her good judgment, aria they want to be Have you ever seen about this time, and I would ter again. annual gift to the little friends Bridgetown? and, like most current "news," pal- therefore trusted her to edit her own It is a very pretty glad indeed if I could get a few out and the command given to fire, tion, of how it was proposed to pre- him.-America. t. Vincent. Will they send their pably untrue. one of the many weeks away from the city just to what would you du?" work during the writer's absence on live procesWe Day place. Patrick's St. vent the I'll and Moore, es and addresses to me, card? hills; we have a lovely view from have a look at the blossoming fruit Brother from the city. Your letter-and Organiser, 87: "I would fire." The Ni.. a disas being Melbourne in sion Warnings of What is to Come. ard them a collecting Some our house. Bridgetown is a vet!: trees and the pretty wild flowers. several others which we have reSergeant: "If that order meant loyal demonstration, and of how, has great hopes that Art Union Ticto -day done. fact obvious be one to there is If yet re is much from these If I could do so without feeling sel- firing on your father or mother, what when the procession formed, with kets will be sold. Each book sold Looking ceived from subscribers to our serplace. hilly have is that the Orange and Jingo cabal vice-clearly shows us that our faith s are long overdue, and hills across the valleys one sees the fish and mean, I'd envy Elsie and would you do?" himself at its head, there followed means a stone in Christian Bro- it are seeking to destroy Ireland, as was misplaced. been returned. You read the beautiful houses dotted along the you the delight of living in such thers' Appeal. fire." The author in would not 67: "I No. Victoria wearing the men sevnteen REweek's are the Church. the secret societies ouncement in last question is no longer in our service. Sergeant: "Why not?" hillsides, nesting in their own or- peaceful and pleasant surroundings. They are simply the army of Anti. D about the Christmas compe- chards and making a very pretty I love the country, but I'm chained No. 87: "Because there would be christ. People who raved of Belns and the photographs. I hope picture indeed. content no need, as they are both dead alThe fruit trees to the city, and must be with gium, Serbia, and Poland are caught nieces and nephews during winter time are without their with it. Gather all the nice thoughts ready." by the hundred -thousand with the English Ignorance of Irish tographs will send them along, leaves, but soon they will be cover- you can of school life and Bridgegross bait of painfully obvious lies. lest Bessie and the "clubbies" ed with blossoms. The Blackwood town's charms, and tell them all to come like to you "Would Mother: Ireland is being flooded with invadId forget. I wish to draw their River is higher this year than ever me when you write again. am I bit, Toma baby for and rock the Conditions ing troops and munitions; England, ntion to the announcement, and it has been. The bathing house is very pleased that you have come my?" Scotland, Wales, and all available them to prepare "something" completely covered. There are two to the Corner, and hope you will Tommy: "Rather; but I haven't with Carflooded being are regions FACTS LAID BARE. y page. footbridge a river, while. the long long, us for a in got a rock!" bridges across stay with are sonian propaganda calculated 'for on't, dear children, let any more and a railway bridge. The wild Thank you for the love and good (No aristocrat If the average Englishman were ORDS be printed without the flowers are just beginning to come wishes you send to the "wee ones" mental imbeciles. on Broadway ever showed such contempt for not so ignorant of Irieb conditions, er being in them. The RE- out; they look very pretty when and your loving, Kissing Time-Passing Show-Bing Boys D doesn't seem finished with - they are in full bloom. Just above popular intelligence as do those who he would know that the orgy ..of AUNT BESSY. After lies, Truth the weekly chat with "Our our place there are a lot of flowers, prate of "the British democracy.") "Bolshevism" in which the CoaliSale SONGS and The weather and I sometimes go out with my s and nephews." Both are intended, if actions have tion's kept press represents us as The British people at home and Letters from Dorothy Kelly, Vivitill showery, sunshine at inter- friend to pick them. Alice, my elany meaning, to prepare and achieve indulging is inherently improbable time for some abroad have been fed I am O'Meara Kathleen but and you, enne Kehoe, Witness, of May 21). . threatening and dull. And massacre, with the necessary tuning (says the to write to used sister, der tales of the terrible atroyour loving, of "public opinion." to drown Ire- We do not grow "Bolsheviks" _in deserted you alto- next week. Too late for inclusion with weird have to ld. seems she postage Reeach, the Russian by 2s. committed cities All AUNT BESSY. question" any profusion in Iris', soil. As Ear. Irish "the and land A few years ago she won in this budget.-Aunt Bessy. gether. Now the truth is bepublicans. (which is no question at all for those Kelly, the Bishop of Ross, pointed a scholarship, and is since going toI ginning to be told. Mr. Ben Turnprinciples for which out at a meeting of the Council of Victoria Square College, Perth. litYou Didn't Want Me When You who uphold the ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. er, who was chairman of the Labour At Half Past Nine. the Entente professed to be fight- Agriculture recently, there are few Want You have been learning music for a last Do in- I'm Always l3lowing Bubbles. to to Russia Me (So Why sent .Delegation Had off These are facts, of countries in which the ownership left blood. but ing), in iss Claire Kenny, Westonia, tle over two years, Me Now?) quire into the state of things there, Girls are Like the Weather. which it is scarcely possible for any of property is now so widely diffusI might begin again aft.n. s 5/- for the "Wee Ones." Friday. and who recently returned to Eng- I've Made Up My Mind to Mind a Ohio, song or waltz. close or "Briton," ed as in Ireland, and in which the must Englishman, I intelligent Easter. or Christmas nks. land, has given his account to a reMissouri, song or waltz. Maid Made Up Like You. to be honestly ignorant. Yet Eng- proportion of proletariat to owners Aunt Bessy, with fondest love presentative of the Labour Leader. Tumble In. Moonlight, song or waltz. tie Dowd, Wagerup, returned now, or approv- is so small. There are in Ireland ones.-Your on indifferent wee the looks land and song. yourself and it differs very widely from the Lamps of Love Hush -a-bye Ma Baby, ard, and sends 32/- for the "Wee to ing, including, it ovould seem, many 910,000 families, of which 552,000 are would-be niece, tale told by our reactionary Press. Bing Boys on Broadway, Foxtrot. Hindustan, song. Thanks, Ettie dear. Among the reand West -Brit- occupiers of land. English not most if ELSIE COWLEY Cry. You Made I were The members of the delegation I'm Sorry Their joy will be mainder who have no landed interSomething Oriental. C. sends lOs for the "wee ones," ish Catholics. dear, I am delighted to enSomeday Waiting Will End. free to visit and examine anywhere First Love, Last Love, Best Love. ratitude for favours received rolElsie, short-lived. Hodie mihi, eras tibi. ests are included the considerable dance. very dear round of my one new as enetalked to Movies you They they wished. the Maxina, to Take Your Girlie British Imperialists can do many number of owners of houses, shops, ugh Little Flower. Bridgetown nieces are alnieces. mies as well as to friends of the Delicia, new round dance. (If you can't make love at home) things; they cannot escape or avert workshops, and other forms of pros ways very welcome, because from Soviet Republic. They found them- Day After Day. American Wedding March. Waltz, the perty. Therefore, as compared with justice of God. the came Salome of district Petrodelightful Moscow -incarnation Sorrow. your safe in and selves as Re e's Tribute and Ettie's Rag. Indian Great Britain, where nearly three latest. course, the Of Meaning of the Irish Struggle. pioneers of "the Corner." or night, as they were in by Archibald Joyce. grad, day Home. Southern fourths of the population subsist on Wagerup, Aug. 22. that was a long while ago, and the But they found hunger Cooing Time in Loveland. London. Why Do Your Eyes Keep Saying? Ireland is indeed fighting for her wages and are truly proletariat, Band. -time ar Aunt Bessy,-I am sending originals are grown-ups now, with a Jazz This, Mr. and sickness prevalent. Johnnie's Poland, Again. Belgium, as existence, Meet own We Till there is little room in Ireland for of I vote, and, I suppose, with homes y collecting card to -day. Turner says, is due to the 'utter Tickle Toe, song and foxtrot. You've Set Me Dreaming. Serbia fought (with the rapturous social revolution. But there is one collected £1/12/- for the "Wee their own. I got Kathleen Ryan's breakdown of transport, lack of ma- "Going Up" Song. In an Oriental Garden. of our hypocrites).,but also part of Ireland where these condiapplause your it back Eyes. sent hang s." I would have letter, and you may terials, want of machinery, and On the Dreamy Amazon. You Look Into Her If Christian home, the family, In the Ulster the tions are reversed. for re, only we have had the mis- cloaks and hats near by each other, above all to the Do It For Me. Bells of St. Mary. eduCation, civilisation, human dig- six -county area there is not that She and you may also laugh and sing tone to lose our mother. 'em Down Mystery, rag. enemies, preponderating proportion of Keep Her Gonna decency. You the and How nity By. the by British Fleet Blockade the Go very bad for the last few days, gether in the Corner. Now, as Let the Rest of the WorldGrow. on the Farm (After They've Catholic or otherwise, are fighting owning classes over the proletariat we were so worried about her little American boy said, "I think Where the \Vater Lilies Mary. Vain to pro- that exists in unpartitioned Ireland. Parcel. things... Gay these and the incesSeen of coast, the Russian against from I hope that's fine." of heard I forgot all about it. haven't Place I Who'll take the sant wars that have faced the Re- Granny (ballad). test, or raise the screech "pro-Get- Partition would cut the Ulster area If and the "wee ones" are all Alice for a very long while. Victoria That's What God Made Mothers man." He who wishes a cause off from the influence of the stable public and taxed its strength since Wee Wee Marie. How does Tabby en - Square, I think, is a very exclusive well. For. To and conservative elements of a unitOver. Powers Great Britain and other Bubbling wishes also its certain effect. repreweather. not cold is all this wet and and remote place; it Big Brass Band. helped the Czarist forceS with men In Mandalay. applaud Cardinal Mercier and the ed Ireland. The recognition of this is is all the news this time I sented in the Corner. Other big CaOh, How She Can Dance. Morning Post is to mock God. Now fact largely explains the restiveness But if there is Hello, New York. and munitions. close with love to yourself and tholic academies also are not interDreams. My of The Garden God is not m6cked with impunity. which the longer -sighted among the little food in the towns, there is Bells. wee ones.-Your loving niece, esting themselves in it, and I don't Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight, song If Poland's fate was "politics," so is Ulster Unionists are exhibting at are Like a Melody. plenty in the villages, the difficulty Pretty Girls Canoe know why. I have tried to bring and waltz. ETTIE DOWD. and You, Song Birch Little exnot Ireland's, but "it not, not." Eng- the prospect of partition. In this will peasants the by that is being together Dawn youth Red our Catholic When the Great and Waltz. lish "loyalist" in Ireland is Irish connection I may record an inter Lchange their corn for paper money. tie, dear, I am very grateful to means of "the Corner"-tried to inShinning. Garland of Old-fashioned Roses. traitor, just as German or Russian ing item of news.. The supp low). The peasants are very prosperous: and (high Dreams for the very nice cheque you duce them to write and shape a of My Land song. Kiss, Own Love's land the loyalist in Poland was Polish traitor. Republican Government is not are landowners; no reflect "There would Breeches. sent me for the "wee ones." It page of reading that Baggy Mister Leetle Waltz. Jin.ks High the no War implies casualties. They who assuming responsibility for is the property of the State: but me time now since I received the Catholic spirit of our schools, Memories, song. (song and foxtrot). Singapore make dastardly war upon Ireland maintenance of law and the enforcecharged." rent is inspecThe failed. not anxious I've Baby. I was so far so large. but I Used to Call Her when Mary. was a Pal shocking ment it of order; is What think it undertaking Oh, also to profess I knew you were tor wants so much these days of the Perhaps we ought to stop with t the card. Doodle De Dum-Such a Funny any of their janissaries reap by a various schemes of economic develMe a Little Cosy Corner. 'ng with it, and that you were things that matters in examination that testimony, for it goes a long Give Little Tune. Smiles, song and foxtrot. just Nemesis what they have care- opment-for example, the organisag your best for the "wee ones." papers that there is really no time way towards explaining why such Peace Bells, piano solo. is Ireland. I Want "'Irish self-determina- tion of co-operative fishing on the All That fully sown. very, very sorry, my dear Et - to waste in Corners in a Catholic opposition has been shown in this Angel of Peace, piano solo. Bird, Maxina. MARY CRAWFORD, Night tion within the Empire' would be by West Coast, where the fishermen are country by certain folk against the Barcarolle, part song. Waltz. to hear of the death of your paper. And yet, somehow, I think, Roses Tangled or in- at present ruthlessly exploited by a self-contradictory means no so was who Cathogirl, in a A little Catholic Russian Republic. mother. Another little niece "The Children's Corner" Valse Parissienne. Bo-la-bo, song and foxtrot. were the Empire to be. ring of middlemen and the rewrites that she has lost her lic paper matters very much. I successful at the recent musical exWhat Do You Mean By Loving conceivable federation of self- placement in Irish Cradle Song, piano solo. suitable districts a voluntary come er. Poor mothers,! and, my have not seen your lovely Bridge- aminations held in Toowoomba Somebody Else? Echoes of the Wild Woods. cattle by governing States. In the United of beef breeding little nieces! I am very griev- town, but I should like to, for I am (Queensland), under the auspices of BRITISH FLEET CAPTURES Dance of the Golden Rods. Ragging Through the Rye, song milking strains. -In of America we have an in- sound States DR. MANNIX. May the good told it is very pretty in the spring the Associated Board of the R.A.M. or your loss. Waltz. Nhughty Naughty, Im- one such enterprise of national imfoxtrot. federation. and a such of stance six is Mary it see I can almost London. summer. R.C.M., and be kind to their poor souls and afid perialism, however, is the spirit of portance, in which they have failed them that blessed rest we all from your very nice description. years of age, and was the youngest Stead's Sums Up. plunder and exploitation rather than to obtain any satisfaction from the for after the burdens of life are Some day, perhaps, I may have the candidate, as well as attaining the Advertised Songs and Imperialism British Government, a group of Ulbadwas music ALL Government Supply of voluntary union. British possible The We of a out the about -136 highest marks down for ever. You did not pleasure of wandering Dr. Mannix is to the nation what pride is to the ster Unionists interested in the inCatalogues, etc. for time to Us next she was ill when you last wrote, Bridgetown hills and seeing for my- 150-(honours) in the Primary Divi- ly advised in preventing Write hands Its Coffey). P. Ireland. (Dr. in dustry in question, have now sought landing individual" from Mr. and of where a daughter of the place is self the beauty She sion. sad news 'niece, and the dear the aid of the Republican GovernMy sincere many of my treasured little friends Mrs. R. Crawford, former residents were to some extent forced by Mr. The Question of Responsibility. tly surprised me. and waxing bold once the Supplied ment, with complete satisfaction to etc., Magazines, Books, All pathy to you all in your great are living. You shouldn't drop of the Goldfields, and was born at Hughes, who,prelate truths who utter unpopular Those Ausout of was parties. Such items of news niece of redoubtable is a She had lessons after having Cross. music your Southern The "wee ones" and myself of both Subscribed for will anticipate being accused him do not find their way into the BritIt would be a Miss N. Schmid, well known at Sou- tralia, proceeded to denounce well, and Tabby-well I don't so long at them. silent?" keep not why "But pride. for a speech made in the daily press. Why should they, ish what to say about Tabby. I pity not to keep up your exercises, thern Cross, and now of South furiouslyStates, Because even my silence at such a indeed? extracts from which For they at once demonUnited t think the weather troubles and you should try to do that at Perth. Parming, Technical, and Scientific Books time would be criminal connivance. strate Irish capacity for self-governhad been cabled out here. He based at all; he is mostly sleeping, home. I am very pleased to get ago: long said Lucas As Frederick the speech on Specialty this to Our explode the "Ulster" ment and his objection you, and I such a nice letter from he's too sleeping not when he's "Without provocation there will be myth. that the Americans might I'm hope you'll write often to your lovto look at the weather. LODGINGS FOR CATHOLIC ground no civil war; and if civil war is proDr. Mannix spoke for Austhink AUNT BESSY. id I'll have to put him on Lent - ing, Us from Order voked and forced upon Ireland, we BUSINESS GIRLS OR VISITORS tralia and developed a sudden and re, and see what effect that will hope to live to see the day when the FROM COUNTRY, ATeli IRWIN- altogether unexpected desire that on him. Write again soon to 'Minister of massacres,' whoever sa XINICORA MANSIONS Wants the Summer. real Kathleen the know should Americans PERTH. loving, STREET, may be, from whose cowardly ferothe because sf Australians of feelings Gifford -road, Bridgetown, AUNT BESSY. 4' city such a war alone can proceed, of intwo peoples had community August 25. shall expiate his crimes on the scaf- Flats and Apartment House Dr. Mannix in the Pacific. terests Dear Aunt Bessy,-Will you acOne word bef,,re wrist,' fold." ("Life," I, 136). ever it service like good rate done Nothing any at has Eileen's First Letter. cept me as one of your many nieces? more. The Holy Father's latest Enby forcing this belated admission Available early in September, high Yilliminning, August 17. I am twelve, and am in the sixth cyclical again condemns Imperial- position, close to city, large and lofty Ire. In Minister. Prime from the PHARMACIST, that I am a pupil of the Con. urges militarism, and ism and Address ar Aunt Bessy,-This is my standard. forbidden, are Only ROOMS, f rnis had and unf urn le had land, where meetings please Note Carefully Our We have had a Ict School. "unicuique populo, cum libera poten- Moderate Rental. Top of Wellington letter to THE RECORD. To - vent 542 HAY -STREET, it is unlikely that the Melbourne But quidem Street. Beet situation in Perth East. tate, sua territorii, justis I am nine years of cold, wet weather latey, but caused the is very wet. could have Archbishop PERTH. teminati finibus, integritas conservege, and am in the third class. the last two days have been very British authorities much uneasiness. I wish the summer would tur." May I live and die in the terday the river flooded. It went nice. but By taking him off an Atlantic liner I suppose when it does For the present see same "heretical spirit." him to the floor of the sulky, when come, rushing and high seas, the on SPECIALIST. be growling come we will for some PRESCRIPTION Dad M. ST. JOHN KENNEDY, and I went for the mail. .in a destroyer to Penzarilier the BriWe are never sat Buy tickets in Christian Brothers' 1 to 3.30 p.m. has created a most e over to meet us; he thought cooler weather. Street. Government Hill tish 45 and what we get, are we Art Union. £50 for ls. If you might get washed away in the isfied withWhat difficult situation for itself, and has VETERINARY CHEMIST. sort of weather are haven't tickets or cannot get them, of suppresHe said his overcoat weigh- Aunty? its methods advertised Moore, send to Organiser, Brother T. all Letters, etc., please add We lost our dear you having up there? I suppose it alf a ton. sion in Ireland to all the world. S. BEZOROFT, just the same as down here. Helen -street, Fremantle. For All Kinds of the Latest Footer (R.I.P.). We pray for her is 57 G.P.O., of colds going around wear, at the Lowest Prices. Butcher, night and morning, and we There are aI lot in Printing. Requirement but have escaped it so far, Every prompt and G. F YEATZS, hands our Rates, In SUBIACO, mail of Current her very much. We will go now, at ROKEBY.ROAD, delivery 181 Repairs safe ensures Union This Art Programmes, have. Elsie you Cowhope Tickets, and I himself days Albert the see her grave when Optician, Patronise attention by our Mr. Books, &c. Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. I am going to plant ley, who is in my class, is writing warm. 1341. 'Phone you to -day, so I expect you will 37 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH_ BRYANS-W.A. RECORD PRESS. nonette on her grave, it is her to our letters the same time. urite flower. Mary arnd I milk receive (Opposite Town Hall). 310-12 WILLIAM -ST., PEKTII. cows. Dad separates the milk, We are great friends at school, but
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"THERE IS NO QUARREL." The following statement has been issued by Mr. Eamon de Valera in reply to the criticisms of the "Gaelic American": "The presentation of my position at Chicago as it appears in the Gaelic American is a tissue of misstatement, possibly because of the number of incidents and their complexity, which provide the necessary cover. "My mission is from the people of Ireland to the people of America. my It would be inconsistent towith maduty to become a puppet becould It nipulated by anybody. injure our cause even to allow it to appear that I was a puppet. "As regards Chicago, the work I intended there could have easily been co-ordinated with the work wished that our American friends against to do there. The arguments my appearing in Chicago demonstrated to the delegates who had come from other parts of the country, where perhaps the Irish Question was not so well unchrstood, that this question of Ireland was a live American question. interesting a large section of the American people. The Platform Plank. "I cannot see how such a demon stration could have interefered vs:1'h any other efforts that were being made. Its only effects could be to strengthen these efforts. "As regards the plank in the platform, as a representative of Ireland my position is this: that at the Chicago Convention a possible 1001411.policy of the American peoThat ple was being determined. policy, in so far as it affected Ireimland, was vital to us. It was jusportant that Ireland's claim a for tise should be presented in public manner to the people's represents Lives there assembled. "I would not have performed my duty if I had allowed the possibility of a dropping out of the Irish Question similar to that which Mr. Bryan had to bemoan as regards his plank, because his method was not the
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You will see the finest selection of high-grade Machines in Australia. funds available subscribed by the Their expert knowledge of the trade sympathisers of our cause for exenables them to judge and buy only actly such purpose. what is best and most up-to-date, "I believe that the people of Ireand employing land will be thoroughly disappointed No Canvassers, the with the action of those of friends of Ireland in America who they are able to sell at bedrock which methods of the were guilty prices. Cash or terms. were used in Chicago to prevent their representative from fulfilling J. A. THOMSON CO., LTD.. his mission in Chicago." Sole Agents for the Beale Australian JUDGE COHALANZ STATEPianos. MENT. PERTH and FREMANTLE. Judge Cohalan is reported in the New York Journal as regretting the efforts being made in certain quarters to spread the impression that there is a division and dissension in the ranks of Americans interested Family Grocer and Provision in the independence of Ireland. Merchant. "There is no division in the ranks 398 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. couwell-wishing terms to the happy on any question of principle, and 1 A very pretty wedding was sol- dainty bouquet completed a unique Nicholson-Road). (Near and mother. on the capable also ple, looked rrtaid The second am confident there will be none. toilet. Church, emnised at St. Patrick's "Most of those whose names have Fremantle, on July 28th, the Rev. extremely pretty in a smart gown ly care with which the bride had Goods carefully packed. Families Country orders been mentioned are working tireless- Father Flynn, an old friend of the of buttercup crepe-de -chine, with a been reared by her aunt (Mrs. J. waited on daily. of attended to. age ly and unselfishly for recognition of family, officiating. The contract- simple but effective finish of silk Bond) since the tender A smart hat of twelve months. The rev. gentleman the Irish Republic. All are agreed ing parties were Miss Florence Mar- floss and fringe. with pink silk also spoke many praising words of as to the principle. garet Whitely, youngest daughter of black net wreathed bouquet, made the Whitely family, whom he had Surgeon W. Mr. Patrick Whitely, of Beverley, roses, and the usual No Quarrel. J. Bond, of 25 a pretty finish. The duties of best known so well since his arrival day Mrs. of and niece 148 BARRACK -STREET (Upstairs). "On questions of procedure and Short-street, Fremantle, to Mr. Phil- man were executed by Mr. P. Keane in Fremantle. tactics there are bound to be occa- lip M. McCafferty, youngest son of (cousin to the bride). Z. J. RYAN, Proprietor. The wedding cake and other nicesions, when millions of men are en- Mr. McCafferty, of Tate -street, This Hotel is noted for its the guests, ties were made by Mrs. D. Geynor, the ceremony After gaged in a cause, where all may not Leederville. was The bride, who Purity of Drinks. and of East Fremantle, a long agree in the manner of presenting given away by her father, looked numbering up to fifty, were received CleanItnees and Civility. friend the family, who standing of reat their Bond by Mr. and Mrs. J. Barrack and Murray Strata, Perth. a proposition. well in a simple gown sidence, 2.5 Short-street. Mrs. Bond cannot be too highly complimented The Excellencies of all Purities "This is a matter of everyday oc- exceedingly daintily looked very well in a smart costume for her untiring and clever work; "The Famous "Snists Corner,* ivory crepe -de -chine, Embodied in currence in America on American of with pearls and silk floss, of navy blue crepe -de-chine, accom- also the valuable assistance forward. trimmed UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. questions. the skirt having a sweet panel ef- pan'ed by a hat of black velvet. re- ed by Miss Gladys Fordham. "I have no quarrel with anyone fect. The orange blossom and veil The Supper Dish. THE PLACE TO GO FOR of red rose buds was A most enjoyable evening in this movement, and I hope to (kindly lent by her cousin Mrs. lieved with posies SILK and FASHION and ornamental gold trimmings. A FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, and story have none. direct method. made a pretty effect, being dainty bouquet of violets completed spent with dancing, song, Toohey) elder by the young folk, while the "I am in the work as an American in the form of a Dutch mop cap, "I believe it was positively harmSHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. After a most becoming toilet. ful to our interest that a resolu- whose first any only loyalty is to caught through the diamond en- many handsome and costly presents people indulged in cards and oldtime chats. The musical program. tion misrepresenting Ireland's claim my own country, and for many gagement ring. A beautiful boume, which was arranged by Mr. Jack years I have made a close study of quet, with silk streamers, made a were viewed, consisting of valuable EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL. by under -stating it, should have our cheques Singleton, was successfully carried ware and substantial silver governmental machinery and our her girlish been presented. dai.ity, exquisite finish to from the bride's relatives, the comBovell, Theakston, political methods and institutions. toilet. The attendant maids of pany assembled in the dining room, out by Messrs. The Republican Funds. COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. (senr.), and Next Town Hall, KALGOORLIE. I shall continue to work as I have were Miss Madeline Bovell whore a sumptuous wedding break- and Smith; Mrs. Martin "It is not for me to say that the done in the past with all who strive honour Excellent Accommodation. and Miss fast was laid under a huge wedding Messrs. Williams and H. Barry. The (cousin to the bride) lighter element, which caused much UNION BEER ON DRAUGHT, Irish people would be satisfied with to bring absolute independence to Gladys as acting former the Olsen, bell, most artistically illuminated DON'T FORGET THE riment, consisted of monologues somethin which it was obvious Ireland." chief maid, wore a simple gown of with fairy lights and intervened mei Mrs. QUEALY, !Proprietress. Mr. Lance Carey and Mr. Loy they could not have been satisfied ADDRESS Recognition? rose pink crepe -de -chine, trimmed streamers, the clever work of Mr. F by Our people are dyipg in not forgetting Mr. Tom Whitely, with. smart a floss; and satin soft Discussing with the question the L. Martin, or North Fremantle, a renWhitely, who gave splendid CORNER their struggles to maintain their Irish Plank which failed to of BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. oraeropbme MOANA CAFE, win ac- picture hat of cream right. We want action which will ceptance al 'Frisco, the Manchester The usual toasts being honoured, dition of one of Lindsay Gordon's namented with pink rosebuds and HAY -STREET, PERTH. difficult most poems. end the apparent acquisence of Am- Guardian in spoke Flynn Father the Rev. A streamers. black with finished correspondent erica in :British barbarity in Ire- said: "The special For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. controversy about Ire. land. at the Democratic Congress at T1 ass "The charge that I have been land is in one sense more serious any way connected with an organiguilty of misuse of funds is without 'Frisco, those about the League or Pro. sation which carries on 'propaganda' BRYANT & WATERS THE PALACE HOTEL, Propaganda It is a malicious than British foundation. hibition. The recognition of the about Irish affairs by such irrespon- so to 90 STIRLING-ST., PERTH. The moneys that have charge. St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. Republic is at stake, though ROBERTSON & morrers OLD BUILDINGS, MURRAY. methods as been subscribed for the Irish issue Irish ITS SEQUEL. sible and objectionable STREET, PERTH. appear to prevail in this office, and WOOD and GOAL MERCHANTS. or such recognition would not in any A SLANDER AND bonds whether here or charming position. close to most go beyond formalities. If I have sent in my resignation as anywhere else, are Irish Govern- event 1Ph s ir nealy9S and Commercial Houses, and Parks the Convention does not commit Orders Promptly Attended the malicious I to. a regret that of I greatly treasurer. story the of property following The ment money, the 7oni0 Theatres, and is largely patronised to the Irish demand and also a very silly slander which unwillingly allowed myself to be put It was subscribed Democrats Irish Nation. Tel. A3938. by the principal Farmers and Grawill arise the interesting ques- oozed through the cables to this in this position, and I particularly for all legitimate governmental pun there ziers in the State. of whether recognition shall be country, and which we know was regret this incident.-Faithfuly poses. There is no purpose so ur- tion by the Wilson Administra- swallowed whole by anti-Catholic yours, Denbigh." MODERATE TARIFF. gent as that of securing recognition. accorded or whether it must wait for a and anti -Irish bigots as a very pato!. The above incident is a flashlight "Some time ago, having noticed tion J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. new BENDON Democratic is Administration. It itself. on trickery treachery for the and of the able tit -bit, speaks the symptoms of a disease of "thich That the Irish Telephone A1428. leaders, seeing there a sample of the propaganda which propagandists who are feverishly the present charges are but another is no SHOE STORES promise from the Republicans regime working to corrupt public military opinion the to to my Governuseful I wrote is so symptom, would demand the execution of the in Ireland in its efforts to justify its in England and overseas, in order 130 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE JAMES KEATING. ment pointing out the situation. Democratic promise now is prob- rule of brutal coercion and frightful- to buttress tyranny and tragedy. 'Phone B423. 340 HAY-STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). SUBIACO 110 TEL The Power of the Purse. able. They would say: 'If you ness. It is taken from the "WestA Special of Lino Scotch and Irish Suitings. Dress Suits Our "I feared then that an effort would mean to do this, if it is right to do ern Morning News," of Plymouth, ROKZBY.ROAD, SUBIACO. Specialty. be made to use the power of the this, if this is Democratic policy, for June 29:Emu Beer Always on Tap. Samples and Self Measurement Forms Sent on Application. then the do it now to and take on chances purse to make me subservient "Priest's Offer.-In our issue of Good Accommodation for Country Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. wishes of other than the Irish peo- on a Republican victory.' I do not June 14 a paragraph appeared under Visitors. ple. To prevent that policy I ask- believe that President Wilson would the above heading, stating that in WALTER WING, Proprietor. ed for an appropriation from my do it, and his refusal would practi- Limerick a priest announced from Government giving me and my co- cally leave the matter where it was the altar that he would give 100 in spite of use the discretionary powers to platform." to trustee days' indulgence to any man shoot another policeman. The statehaving been challenged, we (Of course there is no dissension ment Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors specialHIGH ST., FREMANTLE. The New Jersey Monitor puts the to the source whence it among those striving for the recog- referred De Valera-Cohalan "Talk" thus:ly Catered for. the Southern Irish LoyUnder Owner's Personal Supervision. Good Accommodation for Country emanated, nition of the Irish Republic-they the 25 Victoria of Defence Fund, Visitors. Recognition The Plank for M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. are all united behind that Republic's alists' E.C., of which the Earl of J. MONAGHAN. Irish Republic. street, RIK (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) President, Eamon De Valera.). Denbigh and Mr. E. R. Turton, M.P., The plank, as submitted by Con"The planks, while differing in are treasurers, and Mr. C. T. Fox gre,sman Mason of Illinois and Hon. words, are identical in meaning."- croft, M.P., hon. secretary, who, WHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER Frank P. Walsh, Chairman of the Cohalan. however, state that under present TO American Commission on Irish Inconditions in Ireland, it is impos(Why, then the was second one depsndence and National Vice-Presi- submitted?) sible to indicate the source of their CHARLES ST., WEST PERTH, dent of the Friends of Irish Freeinformation In these circumstanHANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE 'Phone 481. "Many in uninformed quarters are ces, we have no alternative than to dom in America, is as follows: And your old friend Ernie hands ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. "Mindful of the circumstances of insisting that this was only a resolu- withdraw the impugned statement, out a welcome to you all. re we nation, tion of our own of sympathy the oppressed for theand express our regret for having Splendid Accommodation. Beet of Everything Kept. First-Class Residential Hoene. e principle that all govern - people of Ireland, but an intelligent been the means of circulating it Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/6; Weekly 27/ men 'derive their just powers from reading of the resolution will dis- upon what we naturally supposed to Cleanliness and Attention. governed. close the fact that, couched as it be reliable authority." JIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. the consent of the E. McGrade, Proprietor. "We will support the continuance should have been in courteous lanThe political association responPERTH. of our long-established and lawful guage, it was an unqualified, uncon- sible for giving currency to such a SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. practice of according RECOGNI- ditional recognition of the right of silly slander did not, however, make TION without intervention in all the people of Ireland to choose their any apology for its falsehood. Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College cases where the people of a nation, own government."-Cohalan. ALE and STOUT in W.A. Strong Action, Denbigh's Lord OBTAIN PRICES FROM as in Ireland, have by free vote of "Be these juggling fiends no more The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly Dublin Freeletter to the In a the people set up a Republic and attended to. believed Unrivalled for Quality & Condition, chosen a government to which they That palter with us in a double man's Journal, under date July 7. Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. Lord Denbigh disassociated himself yield willing obedience. All Public Examinations are prepared for, including Universense; "Therefore, we favour accordingly the methods of the Loyalist sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, Matriculathe word of promise to from SUBIACO. League, and repudiates the slander. by our government to the elected That keep tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. our ear, The TlXBER and HARDWAB.E PEOPLE He writes to the Editor; "Sir,-My government of the Republic of Ire- And break it to our hope." Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive and OFFIFORMAL, FULL, was three ago land, attention called days our attention. Military Training is imparted in the Cadet WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION WITH BOULDER to remarks in your issue of last CIAL RECOGNITION, thus vindiCompanies. THE BUILDING TRADE. NO JUGGLING OF WORDS Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking cating the principles for which our Thursday relative to a statement Corner of Lane and Wittenoom HERE. lives." soldiers offered up their which had appeared in the Western are taught. Streets. The flag of an Ireland that has de. Morning News, and which was to the Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative purThe Beet of Everything. The Sympathy Plank, Blared its independence is nailed to effect that a Catholic priest in Ireposes. The SYMPATHY plank, submit- the mast. They whose hands have land had, from the altar, offered 100 A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which NICK FRANCIS ted at the direction of Judge Coha- nailed it there are in command. It days' indulgence to anybody who pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of Proprietor lan, reads as follows: tools. will never be lowered a single inch.- would go and shoot another policesucthe gratitude with "Recalling Tel. Boulder, 105. Three -Term System. New Pupils are received at any part of unless the whole barque and all man. This was the first I had heard cess of our own country's struggles aboard be swallowed into the deep. of what I regard as a particularly the Term. A liberal discount is made in the case of brothers. for national liberty in days gone by, The men that guard Ireland's hon- scandalous and silly lie. For Prospectus, Apply to THE PRINCIPAL. In conBARRACK STREET, PERTH. 'Phone A1794. and the re -affirmation by our fathers our to-clay in Ireland are men who sequence of the assertion that this THOS. ANDERSON and SON, of the principle that all governments love each other as brothers, men had issued from the office of the derive their just powers from the who have but one mind and one Southern Irish Loyalists' Defence Family Grocers and Provision consent of the governed, and con- heart. Men who will not jockey Fund, I at once wrote to the secre Merchants. vinced that the denial of this inali- with each other for political prece- tary to make enquiries. I have £70. to GRAMOPHONES from a/21Fitzgerald-st. and Raglan and PHONOGRAPHS, Corner to contrary wholly right is Mrs. S. E. McCARTHY, Proprietress enable but who will command or just been informed that neither he dence rd., North Perth. the spirit and aims of the men who serve as the cause demands. Com- nor any of the committee had seen CYLINDER RECORDS from 6d. Families Waited on Daily. gave up their lives in the great war rades all of the battlefield and the the statement in question, and that Country Orders Attended To. BLUE AMBEROL RECORDS, 3/6. and is a serious menace to world prison. Men who can be tolerant it had reached the office along with peace. DISC RECORDS, from 1/6 each. and be not weak; broadminded and other information and been acci"Be It Therefore Resolved: That not be shallow. Who know what dentally included in matter contriREGAL RECORDS, 3/6. this Republican Convention desires they want and who with a straight buted to the Press. The secretary to place on record its SYMPATHY road to travel are never in doubt states that had he seen it, it would COLUMBIA RECORDS, 10in., 4/6. its and peoples, oppressed all with that they are upon it. not have been made use of. When, SPARE PARTS and SPRINGS for ALL MACHINES. recognition of the principle that the AUCTIONEERS, HOTEL BROKERS, PRO. -President De Valera. as the result of earnest requests, I people of Ireland have the right to very reluctantly consented to act as PERTY AGENTS and BUILDERS. COLUMBIA NEEDLES, 1/6 per box. dictation determine freely, without Don't send back Art Union Tic- one of the treasurers of this fund, REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO. 41 BARRACK-STREET, OPPOSITE from outside, their own governmen- kets-please keep book sent you I did so under the impression that it TOWN tal institutions and their internation- Every book sold means a stone In was merely for the administration of HALL. al relations with other sties and Christian Brothers' Appeal. a fund to assist those with whom I peoples." Estb., 1912. 'Phone, A3370 had much sympathy as the victims NEWCASTLE CLUB HOTEL, of a disgraceful, cowardly and lawRENT COLLECTING. PROPERTY MANAGE"Juggling Fiends No More Believed." less system of terrorism. I was South Terrace, Fremantle. MENT, PROMPT MONTHLY STATEMENTS. subsequently assured, as the result "England and her friends, however are once moreiloomed to bitter disap- Newly Renovated and Up -to-Date. of an incident which I complained of, that I should be made acquaintpointment. There is no- dissension Goldfields and North-West CusIF YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL HOUSES, among those striving to bring about tomers specially catered for. South ed with any information it was proHOTELS, or BUSINESS, LET US KNOW. posed to send out to the public. This to Central Arcade, Perth. T. A. DUDLEY the recognition of she Irish Repub- Beach trams' stop at door. I.. DWYER, lic and there will be none."-Cohalan,- Proprietor: T. H. RYAN (late sec- undertaking has not been complied Mr. Len O'Sullivan, Representative. Auctioneer Builder retary Celtic Club, & Wyndham). with. I absolutely refuse to be in
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Eventually his father discovBut his mother never does." Exactly; the boy's mother never it out because she unerringly finds out.
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little more than slits with a wide Archbishop Mannix cuff fastened on to them. If a wide
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scarf were thrown over the shoulInterviewed in Chicago ders, the ends hanging straight down a piece joined in recognises his innate goodness be the front, and and joined to the (By R. J. Ray.) THE OPTICIAN, means (By William J. Clark, of Chicago neath the outer worthlessness. She across the back, in front, except New World.) never finds out that he is worthless straight pieces come through, the which would boat had the of friendship precisely because he never is. There where the arms coat -cape would be Lordan a message (Concluded.! Bringing loose To Mary of hope for the best suit his purpose. 0 is no such thing as a worthless boy. idea of the F.LO., F.S.M.C., D.B.O.A., Or again, if a wide scarf from Australia, and II. hands, I would place it in thine. pro- The difference between boys is not there. the action of the Professor was simthe Most Rev. Dr. CHEERING SOMEONE ON. are of were thrown over each shoulder, the future of Ireland, D.D., Archbishop Mary, receive me under thy it might all degrees; though in natural, Freedom of City of London. but was it and in kind, ple away went Since Mary evenly, Daniel J. Mannix, is all my desire. hanging each that of for ends And two tection; inner meaning: triumphs, others. than on an the more have worth, some arrived in Chicago on't you mind about Jimmy who always contrived to be perhaps, THE love in all the and then the egdes of the scarf were of Melbourne, days' he meant by geological beautiful two what the most a she but when for her Don't you worry about fame; welcome mourning, to first the TOLENTINO. side Tuesday back, and one ST. NICHOLAS OF Arch- came home. world is the love of a mother for a joined down theeach on't you grieve about succeeding, Once he was told the studies was all Greek to her parents. HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS joined to form stay as the personal guest of of the end of he would In making arrangements about the return Let the future guard Your name. Feast Day, Friday, September 10. "worthless" boy, her expected Mundelein. of day idea bishop the sleeve, the the hole for IN THE STATE. simplest, for two miles at boat he had no difficulty, and then 11 the best in life's the would also be there. He was driven to the home of the walk along the road is Love will last when wealth A CHILD'S THOUGHT. moment he saw her he sat and talked, and fairly surtime in By Exam., LOON& These wraps button down the Archbishop, said Mass, and before least, and the which Born as one out of due by a certain brightMary prised generally gone; holy she a on car of message the on this prayer beto well gave answer to the front, and, as a rule, fall eating breakfast, ASK FOR MIL ust be glad that you are living, birth New came, for the fishing hamlet was a ness in his manner and the readiness Sometime ago, a little boy of 12 low the knee. They are sometimes to a representative of the mother, and vowed before his never inAnd keep cheering someone on. from the railway sta- with which he discussed topics ofwere to his mother, "Mother made in two kinds of material to the service of God, Nicholas His years said make World, for the people of Chicago:am- good distance in the her father. But there to terest wearing down" quit a "break sister do would you he tion, innocence. can't friendship "There is a strong either the bottom piece matches et your neighbours have the bios. lost his baptisimal So he went and met moments when the animation died such short dresses, and she shows some part of the accompanying ong the Australians for you Ameri- with delight. austerities were conspicuous even SOTTIS, ROYAL ARCADE, from his face, which rather suggest. too for the of she puts came neck; she when her time of many this Hermits to much her in so -the a with alike the order is lined arc wear We in the austere dress, or the wrap cans. Let your comradeg the things he ed that he was still in the maelstrom Opposite Town Hall. which he belong- much red on her lips and cheeks, corresponding material. of One Our boys and your boys summer holidays, and he St. Augustine crown. showed as of doubt. which too. I don't like the way the fel- the greatest mistakes is to econom- ways. in said, and the delight ed, and to the remonstrances onl were friends when they met . ever mind the little setbacks . dispellmad me road the it makes along her, he went look at with car the lows common superiors The in his ise too greatly on linings. France. Australia Nor the blows that knock you were made by can Now, if you happen to have lived I he said to fast to hear what they say about her whole point of a cloak is often with America has strong sympathies for ed in Mary a certain dullness of replied, "How down. at the altar 1 and the other girls. Why, mother, To a man and spirits and quickened in her a sense in Ireland and if you have heard a my home, Ireland. ou'll be there when they're for- while every morning He shed con. I don't like to look at her myself." the lining, and a woollen ofmaterial, had she since which, mournful series of vowith pleasure of are caoine-that a few woman, the Australians BUTCHER, at a price which allows receive my God?" gotten. meditating on the That blessed little boy knew it was thousand per cent. profit to its President De Valera, whom I had parted from the Professor, she did cal cadences which come from the You'll be glad with youth and stant tears whileespecially all for the explain: again feel not should at he could she when they mourn 246 CARR-ST., LEEDERV/LLE. yet think of neighbours wrong, not lips Omaha, in treatand of meeting out, sacred Passion, maker, must be eked the honour dawn, dressing me sin. same with the agree in he saw time. will Mutton, Pork, Lamb him I long -you Beef, a Prime about one dead A lining or a dif- and with the Repubic of Ireland. ed as pure gold. thought of those who are still f you just forget your troubles yet his innate sense of decency was ferent material can do a good deal find that same sympathy for IreJimmy that you are never likely to forget always on hand. Corned Beef and To use his own phrase, Thus, too, he conceived an soardent And keep cheering someone on. near the converof a Specialty. All Meat the midst Small Goods in and, Souls, shocked. it; America Holy of indeed, it is land among the people charity for the in this direction; "just hated" to see her go away, and Dan Lordan, kept in Cool Storage on the Prelargely the fantastic price of wool with whom I have come in contact." as the days came and went this par- sation in the house offrom here's a lot of sorrow round you, and yet so far from their Saviour; near mises. the reheard it was was caoine the tears; Mass years 54 and his is FASHION. use still after the of Archbishop and was for she of lonesomeness responsible Anzac ticular summer often is Lots which The and diTelephone, A3297. He is almost as tall as with them, he showed his apprecia- distance: then, as the distance fell several different materials at once of age. ots of heartaches and of worry vealed to him that the souls for tion in many ways that need not minished, the sounds rosetheanddoor, GLANVILLE'S LEMON HEADIt is in hats that the Egyptian this year. In point of fact, dark Cardinal Mercier, and spare and athThrough the shadows of the years; whom he had offered the Holy Sacriprewithout just the trithey, to the until than that fit more admitted expression. so finding superwinter came needs is looked The been revival material, unless down. colour He here be set nd the world blue woollen fice had letic. ACHE POWDERS. Amidst his loving Egyptian blue in particular has lative, really looks better mingled reporter was not surprised, when and was succeeded by the spring, broke into a wild cry of sorrow, reumphs, sence of God. In one of The Great Australian Remedy for been fastened upon as going toler- with something brighter to give it telling of his tour from California, he and Mary was still with her parents. peated again and again. More than all the swords we've labours for God and man he yet was someof silence Instant Relief and Speedy Cure of sinintervals brief own the -his fear some everything. she obtained Now and again ably well with almost Dark blue is at present a Cin- said drawn. ife. haunted by one all Headaches,fl Neuralgia, Toothknocked gently upon the door. "The heavens," he said. People, however, who can wear them derella among colours, and needs t is hungering for the fellow fulness. walked down to the bottom of clerical work, but this was of small oneMrs. ' Lordan started to her feet, ache, and Influenza, Rheumatism, should make a point of choosing the every adventitious aid to stir its the Grand Canyon, and then I walk- moment by comparison of the value Who keeps cheering others on. "are not pure in the sight of Him Prim, the Sciatica, Lumbago, etc., etc a out her hands towards I noticed most of a permanent position would have held lovely reds and sand colours, with depths. whom I serve; how then shall I,A3 ed back up again. me! ls. 9d. per box, or 3d. each powder black When in the house door, aril exclaimed: "God pity have here and there touches of WORDS OF WISDOM. sinful man, stand before Him?" of the Americans of my age and been to her. can What surely. Mary, John, It's things, a ILPJL, these in C. GLANVILLE, was worked H. on are It idler. She available. no and which she was gold. burros. pondered the he younger, rode all?" ABSCESS ON HIS NECK. that Our Queen of all Saints, appeared before tae way that surprised her mother, who come to him at all, at rose The blouse is still all important, missed It it were necessary MARKET -ST., FREMANTLE a great walk, but I again, a As the weird sound had come to think that household "Fear not, Nicholas," she and it may be subservient to the rd should be expert in the him. (Two Doors from Post 011es). train." the Reliable os'in be heard Proves 's could Again of voices Son Zam-Buk not my murmur you: you do with a tunic. an daughter were "a well into not for her addition, is and lengthen duties suit ience of train seems said; "all Telephone 197. Missing LorDan which Remedy. door, am the I our and without with Archbishop thing of the past." hink that confronted with back bears you in His Heart, hi's soul Here again, Egyption colouring is unusualr gthing in dan opened, and a man, borne Then Stone -white o, finding an outlet. any sins, He would send us your protection." Abscesses, boils, and similar skin Mannix and Father P. A. Vaughan, One day Jimmy. who was given com- to the making of mournful and mys- the arms of other men, was carried our nothingness. But His love was at rest; and he heard, we are pale-grey crepe tunics are being em- eruptions are very prevalent at the his secretary and travelling earthen floor. broidered in Egyptian colourings, end of winter and beginning P. J. McDon- tical remarks, said to her. " 'Tis a in and laid upon the of Monsignor or us makes Him actually blird.- told, the songs which the angels sing panion. indeed, John: unconscious, he Little Flower. in the presence of their Lord. He whether by means of beads, wool, spring, and Zam-Buk will again be nell, who, with Father D. J. Luttrell dead man's bell is ringin' in me ear," It was, and he was 643 GEORGE-STREET, SYDNEY. indeed bruised; Be' batered 1310. thee? Here again an old suit found the reliable remedy for the and Father W. F. Cahill, arranged and his whole expression indicated or cotton. died September, 10, Hath any wronged who 244 ELIZABETH -STREET, MEL those may play its part, the fresh tunic outbreaks, as the son of Mrs. A. An. for his Chicago reception, having re- that the illusion, or whatever it pronounced dead by ravely revenged: Slight it, and the whom from and there, B 01=14E. him it is brought BEING it, and OF necesforgive DUTY it, the toning with receiving THE ork is begun; North ceived a wire that the Australian may have been, was to him very 14 Nilson Street, of netts, climbhad he RECENT PUBLICATIONS, be gathered it could HEALTHY. sary impetus from the characteristic Sydney, proved Zam-Buk He is below himself who nished. to be. party would arrive on the Wabash real. Rocks, a group well The Undermentioned Pr ices inHigh the ed -Quarles. an injury. the decoration. to above went from time, s not at 8.50 Chicago Telling of the benefits derived She laughed and went on with the known in the locality, and had fall- clude postage: Most wardrobes contain at least Zam-Buk, both here and in Eng- Dearborn station to meet them. May your piety be humble. Love Health is the birthright of every work on which she was engaged. The Story of a Battalion. By W. en from their apex, a distance of Unless it be very thick land, Mrs. Annetts says: o walk in the beaten paths, without girl, but alas! how often it is de. one suit. So did Monsignor E. F. Hohan, "What would you be laughin' at Devine. With numerous drawings to forty feet beneath. subso ones, and it is a good thing not to stuffy, g extraordinary children are many ago my son, George, the Chancellor, representing Arch- now?" he said, slowly and seriously. thirty "Some time How her! nied and maps by Darl Lindsay, 6/2. his exclaimed "Dead! dead!" ect to illusion and so full of perils. born into the world handicaped on put it by for next year, but to wear had an outbreak on the back of the bishop Mundelein, Capt. William J. "Maybe you think it's wan iv me Benedictine blonachism. Studies motionthe over bent as she suits .it out. can made mother conSome be repreMcGarry, other M. of the Sacred Heart. A. nervously into lump, and John It formed a and neck. Grace, Well, it's every side-sdelicate, dreams I'm tellin' you. Life and Rule. By "Oh! John! Johnl the in Benedictine or very new -looking by turning the then broke out in an abscess. less body. When you wish to pray, enter into stituted, organically unsound, It senting the Irish group, and many Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of so." me fine sons, not dead, sure- Right The not he Heart of Jesus as into a secret with a propensity to certain diseases skirt into a dress, joining in the new was bad for a long time, and I other priests and laymen. Downside Abbey, 25/.. She turned quickly, kissed him, last of John!" wherethe she smoothed there and find will thinner stuff any round the hips, and be. ly.... You Not at it. not arrive. esert. Australian did could not get anything to cure which may show themselves St. Joan of Are. The life and and said: "It's all right, Jimmy. I ith to render to God what you time during their lives. This may perhaps carrying on the idea of new Although I tried different ointments ing able to get reservation on the often heard a sound like that in my dark hair back from the poor bruis- story of the Maid of Orleans. By ed forehead. we Him, by offering the prayer of not be the parent's fault; and is cer- stuff into the collar of the coat. The my son got no relief from the pain Wabash. they came on the Alton, ears -just like singing, isn't it?" Rev. D. Lynch, SJ. Illustrated, then supply shocked; to was Professor Christ The join necessary gives the hipline, be and and inflammation, until finally I de- which arrived about the same time r Lord Jesus tainly not their own; they may an' it's not so. Singin'? he made a move as if he would ex- 13/10. After at the Union station, and Arch- I "Indeed or yours.-Ven. Margaret Mary.your the innocent sufferers of the third the new stuff, say dark blue and tan cided on trying Zam-Buk. Preaching. By Rev. W. B. often have the singin' meself, like amine the body, but he paused, and, the spring silk, gives And to Archfreshness. a drove direct generation. applied for litWhen you have prayed for had been bishop Mannix Zam-Buk the fourth It's a bell, it with a curious fixity of expression, O'Dowd, 8/9. hear in a shell. a or even things about Worn with a brisk little dark blue tle time, it took all the inflamma- bishop's Mundelein's home. Father you wn intentions until you have reHelp. By Marie St. unfortunate Mountains of of the one listenin'." I'm now, Whist, is. the mother as one who was S. Ellerker, O.S.D., 4/2, eadache and there is still no it is that often it is only in later straw hat, brightly trimmed with tion and matter out, also the core, Vaughan remained behind and was He paused for a few moments, and watched desirous to note her every action. ponse, try dropping a coin into the years that weakness is detected or small, many-coloured silk flowers or and healed the sore in remarkably met by Chancellor Hoban. Living Temples. By Bede Jarthen went on: "A bell, that's what Mary stooped to raise her up, out rett, 0.P., 3/8. berries, this makes a very pleasing short time. Charity is a miraculous that health or strength fails. oor-box. in charge had per- it is committee The bell." man's dead She of the mother would not stir. ey for opening tho gift -box Out to Win. Straight talks to "We have also used it in England fected arrangements for the mamKnowing these facts, it is the duty and complete dress for the coming me, Jimmy, it can't be bent lower and lower and seemed to bless "God spring. The same idea can, Australian a bell? And why do you say a dead boys on the way to manhood. By od's favours. of for many injuries, including burns, moth meeting for the of every girl to do all in her power satisfy herself that he was really Rev...liP. Conroy, S.J., 6/9. As we stand by the seashore and to keep or improve her health. This course, be carried out in any of the and it has been most soothing and prelate at the Auditorium on Wed- man's bell?" we F Danger. In that rapid in healing, and now we are sel- nesday evening, at which Mayor "'Cause it keeps comin' an' goin'" dead. By Francis J. etch the huge waves come in,overof course, does not mean that she brown or beige colours. The Professor could no longer wit. Finn, S.5 , 8/9. give he replied, "same as the bell do treat thinking we will be should always be worrying about it, case the foulard might be beige or dom without a pot of Zam-Buk in Thompson was scheduled to ness her distress, and, with the hope Talks to Parents. By Rev. J. P. helmed; soon, however, they flow nor does it mean that she should tan and brown, and the coarse the home for general use." an address of welcome, and when some wan dies.' him he might be able to bring her Conroy, S.J., 6/9. ck. So with the waves of trou- give herself every chance of keep- straw hat brown. Mundelein was to intro"Ah!" she said laughingly, "you've that ZAM-BUK IS UNEXCELLED in Archbishop some comfort, he stepped forward, Sermons on the Mass, The Sawa. If there is no suit available, a new le in the world; they threaten us, ing or growing strong and healthy duce the distinguished visitor. been swimming, that's it?" he could offer his services ments, and the Sacramental.. ere By but our fashion is to combine the coat of a cases of cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, ut a firm resistance makes them in every way. Apart from so intended to stay "I had not "Go along out o' that, an' the she spoke and said, with a tone full Thomas Flynn, CC., 14/9. reek at our feet. Capes sores, bad legs, ulcers, pimples, chil- long in America," said the Anzac w business work, our lives may be liv- new suit with a cape-shape. r ice." like Piastre Australian Children's mournfulness: The of and from, dren's sores, abscess, ringworm, bar- prelate later in the Archbishop's ed simply and naturally or the re. are still to be worn, reason continued to try and S "An' it's the great sorrow is on Prayer Book. The simplest Prayer many points of view they are con- ber's rash, scalp troubles, boils, fes- home. "I found when I arrived in with FEAST OF THE NATIVITY verse. him, but was unable to dispel boy dead befo-e Bok ever published. Beautifully ilOF MARY. Don't be afraid of cold water or venient, forming at once a wrap tering sores, piles, sprains, scabs, San Francisco, however, that I could the queer notion from his mind. me with me fine an' another of me boys drowned lustrated, with 20"full-page illustrame' grow to depend on them that can be warm or cool, according eczema, poisoned wounds, chapped not get passage for Ireland until Then she began to think of air; fresh her in the it's meself will tions, including the Mass. Card Septemof an' 8th. the for contation A to desire. Also such a wrap can be hands, chilblains, and diseased in a mother's only son, John, who was a July 29, so am seeing both as allies towards health. me heart till Cover, with picture on front. ber. cold bath regularly and the window interchangeable, no small advant- ditont of the skin generally. From leisurely and I must say delightful sailor before the mast, and she was have the bitterness atGOD'S WILL but day; dyin' me at 1/8 and summer and Stores, and Chemists St. Alphonsus. age all winter with skirts night, that invariably wear all open manner. of a very curious train in the midst He may and DONE, BE Plenty of out before the coat. These cape- 3/6 per pot, or post free from C. E. aike, should be the rule. "It is my first visit here. When of thought when the doorway was me in this black hour and strengthen 1. Before the birth of Miry, the the blackStreet, Pitt of 39 out (A'sia), Ltd., taken, be cum are cut Fulford should -coat wraps really coats sin. exercise to Australia in of I went from Ireland darkness there in the and darkened: she turned, orld was lost er days tleat's to come." dawn doors if possible, and plenty of rest excessively loosely, the sleeves being Sydney. 1913, I went by way of the Suez stood John on the earthen floor. 'Mary was born, and the . Of taken for body and mind. Enough Canal. father. Printed and Published by rose," says a holy "Oh! John," she exclaimed with a John did not die. He lived to sail ant to health. is essential "Who sleep came here with the possaid, "I highest been ary it had already strange sense of relief. again. mast the before sible regard for your wealth and proshe that cometh forth as the should be taken even if pleasures Professor, of affecof the full Their greetings were At the request gress and the greatest admiration As the earth re- have to be given up for it. orning rising?" When he asked for "mother Mary wrote him of John's progress PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. for your institutions, and I must tion. oices when the dawn- appears, beThen the let- Murray -street (opp. Boars), Perth. they were at from week to week. LOVE-GOD'S LOVE. say that they have exceeded my ex- and dad" she told him use it is the precursor of the sun, a neighbour's at some distance, and ters ceased and the Professor seempectations. also when Mary was born the PUBLISHED WEEKLY. of her life. evening. out till them passed expect she not to have did ed material wealth and Love of God, "I have been greatly pleased by "Gossip," he said and laughed, whole world rejoiced, because she but the summer had not passed etc Money in your sympathy for my own native of was the precursor of Jesus Christ is of the earth earthy. TERM STO SUBSCRIBERS. she men- she received from him a letter which when again laughed and he of God, the almoners hands of the made country, being Ireland. I have found the Sun of Justice, who In Advance -man's bell"; filled her with surprise. everywhere a warm desire to see Ire- tioned Jimmy's "deadand her Son, came to save us by His who know how to spend it for the L. Per Quarter .. remarked head "There has come to me," he wrote, land get what Ireland wants, her na- then shook his death; hence the Church sings, "Thy good of their neighbours and the sal6e 6d. Per Half Year .. chap. a queer little was that he as a described be once indeed, you may, of souls, "what vation God, tional rights. In that you and the ativity, 0 Virgin Mother of 6d. .. Ils. Annum Per time a "I didn't say so to him, John, but Great Awakening. Many Australians have a common ground renounced joy to the whole world; converted into heavenly riches, but Two Years .. 20s. Od. 1916 Per Established October, the for the Australians to the man and he put the strangest thoughts into after you had left me I recalled or from thee arose the Sun of Jus- the great thing, the eternal priceless Booked of a feeling when with glad trebly always of God, is Love. I felt and sons and my head, words woman are behind De Valera and tice, who has given us life eternal." wealth of the 13e. Od. Per Annum .. God forgive me, I amusement. I saw you at the door." the Irish Republic. So that when Mary was born, our It is the triumphant manifestation 22s. Od. Two Years .. "The bell isn't for me," he said. didn't, then, know better: now I "With the sympathy of the Unitremedy, our consolation, and our of this Divine Love, dwelling in the the Pagans of the World Live in China. Note: Half 'God the phrase: ex note and giving you for do. Do . Still looking salvation came into the world; for lesson of humanity ed States and of Australia, and in "That's clear. Cheques (which should be croaa forgive me?' Yes, I have escaped ed), drafts, money orders, or postal our pression to itself in the language of through Mary we received fact of the world, behind Ireland's something to do, Mary?" doubts' Help us to build and endow a New The Archbishops of Australasia demands, Enajland, no matter what slowly. from the 'maelstrom of altruism and self sacrifice which conanswered Saviour. "Yes," she should be made payable to notes esCollege in which young men will be have decided unanimously to receive the economic reasons to the con- When away he had received a letter your phrase again-and I owe my 2. This child being, then, destined stitute the world's supreme need THE W.A. RECORD. EXCHANGE ordained year after year, =elusively us and to support our Appeal. His trary, cannot stand out against jus. which told him of Mary's return cape to a new train of thought en- MUST BE ADDED. to become the Mother of the Eter- to -days -The Lamp. of takes the keenest exhibition for Mission. that the Chinese This is an Grace Dr. Mannix home, and of the difficulty she found gendered by nal Word, God enriched her with for Ireland." urgent need. For want of room in interest in the Mission. "Australian tice Faith, and the belief that God does PAROCHIAL GRUMBLING. such great grace, that in the first SPECIAL NOTICE. The Archbishop told of a meeting in getting new employment. our existing seminary 300 students Catholics," he writes, "carry heavy which moment of her Immaculate Cancer,. Ile sighed upon hearing her an. all things for the best: I refer to the When notifying change of address at had in Melbourne he called But I know Every priest is more or less an- who applied for admission had to be burdens of their own. tion her sanctity exceeded that of swer, and rose from the chair on occasion when your mother thought kindly state your old as well as your Australaity from which clergy and turned away. them well enough to assure you that her only son lay dead upon the floor, new address. all the saints and angels together, noyed by a certain class of chronic Tasmania which he was seated. Our Missionaries are already in the you can rely on them to rye a gen- lia, New Zealand and freedom could yet cry out: 'God's Will for she received grace of a higher grumblers who are never satisfied for "I'll take a stroll about," he said. and labouring to bring Light and erous helping hand to the Irish Mis- gathered to demand Was it something that be done!' rder-one which corresponded with with anything he may undertake for field, EDITORIAL NOTICP'"' Archbishop also deIreland. The good old landmarks are always for my upliftment? for wrought was 0 the good of the people of his parish. Grace to poor abandoned China. Do sion to China. I send you £100 for claerd that the Asiatic menace was "The the dignity of Mother of God. The names and addresseipicorto see," and he passed out the door. the scattering of the darkness that respondents refuse them help. They depend the great work, and I wish I could and contributor must holy child; 0 full of grace! I, nrser- He may combine lofty eloquence not Australia be for to also a reason returned, parents here due time In make it ten times as much." me and the bringing of accompany all communications. able sinner that I am, salute and and far-seeing wisdom with untiring on you alone under God. arrival surrounded friendly to and place dependence on and were told of John's the Light that shall for ever with Secretaries of Societies, corresponadore thee. Thou are the Beloved zeal; still, there are those among America. after Soon living and de fell. We celebrate 1,500 Masses for benefactors, Darkness annually our home. wonder. I sometimes dents, and others will please note one, the delight of God, pity me, his parishioners who will be dissat- ceased. and there was a kqock upon the closed me remain? Mannix Both Archbishop If he allows a debt on his why do I write and tell you that all communications intended who an account of my sins have isfied. Father Vaughan discredited the re- door, which was opened by Mary. But In order to put to for insertion in the current week's these things? been hateful and abominable in His church to accumulate they say that that sent from eastern cities, for ports surprise, with back She drew the question I put to you b° - issue should be in the hands of the sight. Thou, 0 most pure Virgin. he is not sufficiently energetic. lf, Address Communications to Rev. E. Maguire, St. Patrick's Cathedral, re- you the prelate had refused to stand there stood a gentleman with me by becom- Editor by midday Wednesday at ewest from thy very childhood so on the contrary, he puts forth apMelbourne, Victoria. was markably strong features, who look- fore: will you honour when the National Anthem ing my wife? Then shall we be to- latest. well how to gain the heart of lod. peals for financial aid, in order that ship. played on and there foled at her steadfastly, so long as God wills, one is Reports of Parochial Functions gether that He never did and never will there shall be no debt, they charge lowed some little confusion, even heart and mind, one in Faith. That should be authorised by the parish grants that he is continually begging. The refuse thee anything, and after he had entered and she intro- above all one in Faith." priest, thee all that thou askest. My hopes grumbling is particularly directed A.T.C.L T. L O'CONNOR, MISS duced him as Professor Mariston, Tel. A1665. 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