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Tohl's Scrap Book On Saturday evening, September was held at
by Mrs. E. E. Franklyn, is scheduled to take Wednesday, 25th August, is a day evening From Everywhere. place at the Cottesloe Hall, Cotte. Plunderings which will not soon be forgotten by 4th., a musical Kenny, Mrs. of Mr. and toe, on Tuesday, September 28th., either St. Brigid's School football the home And Tun for Everybody. TROOPS LOST ON THE ROAD TO BALLYMUN. There was a very in aid of the Refreshment Stall at team or the team from the Northam Sixth -avenue. A fair Special sides large attendance present. forthcoming bazaar. both weeks For Convent. and disputing. the perspiring once from the city the by deacons came Two expressed number ions Wilts the day decorations and new lighting effects to the of eagerly forward looked Half a battalion helped yard, and grave new suburbs, proposed a with iheut combined a feature. ranks. neighbouring be are to of the match, more especially perRegiment got lost on the north side the evening the great suc- one remarked: "I'll never be buried the latest Jazz Orchestra. Pleasant While the officers held a council haps the Northam boys, who had to make of Dublin on Monday, says the those who in that ground as long as I live!" recollections of similar dances held Amongst was. it maps the cess down After 17. the journey examined of war and the excitement of Dublin Freeman of July "What an obstinate man!" said the at Cottesloc are of the best. Invi. sixty exas- to think about as well as the match. contributed items were Mesdames circling around Finglas in a vain with microscopes, about ranks Cunning- other. "If my life is spared, I latices tickets can be obtained from and After an exciting game the Mid- O'Connor, Rose. Bryan, perated soldiers broke search for Ballymun they returned Misses will." Clakton, Henderson, road. ham, the for WI-. E. E. Franklyn, "Moffat's," across little dashed into a shop land boys proved too clever to the Royal Barracks like Wiltshire, (31, early application is reThey might have been warned by their opponents, and won the day Doheny, PrindivilleBegley, Herbert, a Perth, and Bo -Peep's lost sheep. A lawyer, in cross-examining A subscription Kennedy, of Hehir, face quested for same. the caterand on well smile were strong 400 sardonic boys The the easily. The troops, about other Franklin, among him, Wade, asked witness, Dwyer, 4s 6d. will be taken at they Messrs. of 3s. and scout if ed for by several of the ladies of Kenny (21, Morrissey, with equipment complete even to the aforementioned men. Clayton, questions, where he was on a parti- the door. Anyhow spent through altogether observant been and marched had the district, Chaplain, the The duties cular day. and soda an enjoyable day. The following McDonald, and Quinn. Glasnevin at 11 o'clock to the they found only lemonade r out by Mr. M. He replied that he had been in Northam:-K. of M.C. wereincarried represented The very large circle of friends of lads music of two bands-brass and water. but even this was apparenthis usual good style. the company of two friends. Franklin J. desert. morning this field in G. Cummings, were welcome ly F. Beazley, There Chidlow, fife .and drum. prohis tormen- Mr. W. 0. Stainthorpe, of Albion the of exclaimed part "Friends!" refreshment The S. Cottesloe, will regret to learn M. Lynch, A. Martin, D. Hegerty, signalling sections, field kitchens, was well arranged, and tor. "Two thieves, I suppose you street, Discipline Vindicated. that he is seriously ill in St. John of Doyle, J. Woods, Sunderland, T. gramme ammunition wagons, the contents great praise is due to Mrs. Franklin mean?" fever God's Hospital, Subiaco, of which could only be conjecturthe unreplied he so," The officers were not in an indul- Harnahan, G. Cornelius, A. B.Lang worked may who "They Dalton, Mrs. and Mcis believed, but they will be pleas ed. aw' there was, as before-men- gent mood. however, and the senior don, N. Forward, C. Angus, during the whole of the witness. dryly, "for they are both it ceasingly and A. writing Foley, time of J. hardly that at can the F. Gollan, who Manus, know and ed to chaplain, a sergeant, tioned:Al* whispered to The were ably assisted lawyers." evening. (Thursday), the report is that he is s share in the blame for the straying sergeant shouted in company for- Giblett. by Mrs. Roper and Messrs. Dalton This news. shop of his flock, as his guidance cannot mation tones through the The proceeds of Mrs. Newbride: "Boo, hoof Henry doing satisfactorily. received Cunningham. and Sunday with on their meeting will be knowledge During his drinkers therefore, by tested be fairly One that I door, and the lemonade be devoted to the threw a cake at me. hon- the evening will which much gratification on all sides. It of the road to Ballymun. too!" all trooped reluctantly back to last the Children of Mary were benefit will myself, made Stall, Limerick Mr of to say imprudent is not Again the officer oured by a visit from Rev. Fr. Lang - financially by the good results. The He The advance guard led the way their places. monster! "The Mother: Stainthorpe that probably in nn past the tram terminus, and the spoke to the sergeant, and again mead, who was introduced by Rev. of the Limerick Stall de- !night have killed you." is there a more consistent, parish --"Right turn" towards Ballymun. the sergeant, with a menace of the Fr. Butler. He very kindly address- promoters an.1 attended all who thank to Without hesitation the troops took "Clink" in his voice, ordered all ed the girls for a few minutes on a sire "Isn't it strange that nothing we hard-working, energetic person in assisted in the evening's the next turn to the right leading men who had gone into the shop subject most interesting to most of otherwise possess in this world will be of any all 'church and parochial business than he is. It is consequently by the old road to Finglas village. to stand forward. The order dis- us at the present time-the present enjoyment. in the next?" use will dance A euchre party and was he Halfway to the latter place doubts covered that out of sixty odd only state of Ireland. "Oh, I don't know. You might most unfortunate that held in St. Luke's Hall on Tuesday have struck down with severe sickness having you apparently began to rise in the four soldiers remembered book little that onto hang Stall. the Limerick of aid next, in after A few days rather of suddenly. in Case minds of the officers, and a halt been inside. The names of these to Do Everyone should try and attend. entitled 'What attending the Alpine Ball at Clarewas called. Patrols were sent out the sergeant solemnly entered in There will be good prizes and good Fire.'" VICTORIA PARK. anssuurdse, while his book of battalion misdeeds, remont recently word reached us of his trooag music for the dances. some precarious condition, which was mapswereagainstuardco ported "all right" to the peeved "Johnson wants to borrow The following dates have been arDuring the last days of SeptemDo you know any- hardly credible. Amongst his many officer, and the discipline of the Distrusted the "Native." with the secretary: Musical money of me. ber the art union and bazaar in ranged parish activities, Mr. Stainthorpe vindicated. was him?" about to Ballymun march thing Obviously very little satisfaction The people of the village state that aid of the building fund for the for- evening at Mr. Franklin's, Conroy "I know him as well as I do you. has been connected with the Cottes25 was got out of the maps, for the the scout looked uneasy, and when mation of the Catholic Boys' Club street, on Saturday, September a shilling." him have loe Choir for no less than sixteen let wouldn't I Dalton's, at Mr. evening senior officer went over to a group the order was given to march again will be held. This event is causing Musical-avenue, Saturday, October years-since the church was built -of interested youths and asked if he was seen to whisper to the ser- widespread interest and enthusiasm Eighth not infredid the editor say when generally singing and "What Luke's in St. Entertainment 2nd. the road would take them to Bally- geant something about transfer to amongst the parishioners, as well as Hall on Monday, October 11, con- you took him your story entitled, quently fulfilling the duties of ormun. He was told it would not, a spirited competition fur the popu- ducted by Mrs. O'Connor. ganist. He is and always has beet regiment. The Wishing Rug"? young popular that the Ballymun road was the another lar girl vote. Three an ideal choir member, always there, "He told me to beat it." The Mission conducted by the first on the right at the tram terBallymun a Big Place. ladies in the person of Misses Maude always ready. As secretary to the C.SS.R., durminus. The officer made no secret Kierse, Della Robinson, and Hazel Rev. Father Mitchell, is the trouble, John?" ex- Church committee, he has been an "What Finglas troops left the Before most successbeen has week the ing information of his distrust of this Trowbridge are seeking the support wife. amazed indispensable factor, and capable the claimed direction was of given idea some have Splendid congregations coming from a "native," and want- the officers by the military pickets of their friends, with the result that ful. organiser, and has occupied that "Hot weather!" On Saturday last, previous to point, and that was that apparen morning ed to know why the Finglas road already in occupation at Finglas. the district is being financially dry - regularly attended the can't give you a onerous position for 11 or 12 years. their departure front Perth for Bris- nothing definite had been done weather "Hot the while exercises, and wouldn't take him to Ballymtm. Consequently they took the road blown. t The closing days of the Masses eye!" Very better parochial the Trades Unions regarding black few workers utPatiently the boys tried to explain and those church has been taxed to its transport of soldiers and muniti "I got into an argument with a or more generally and favourably bane, we had the pleasure of meettowards Finglas Bridge. full of art union are at hand, The people of to Ireland. why a road that did not lead to back Mr. E. C Theo re, out ing desirous of having a "fly" for the most each evening. way to hold the best Thomas about friend known hasty Catholic gentlemen Mr. than confidence and some of them of Misof the fr-)m entered into the spirit Ballymun could not be expected to lemonade. screen Stainthorpe it would be difficult to Queensland, and Mrs. heodore. The the railway unions could not ac To get back to the beautiful butterfly sion from its commencement, and keep cool." voy Hotel, full responsibility fir stoppage take troops to Ballymun, but ap- Ballymun road find. The prayers of all his friends visitors stayed at the should have Candy should do soplyat once. safe to foreparently the officer saw in this turned to the leftthey their trade, at time of wrilio.g it is days Three stalls will are surely with him, and it is hoped having arrived by the Orsova the transport facilities, arguing that at Finglas had been Bridge who court, of the A witness in The Premier railwaymen were only one unit stupid perversity of Irish roads village, but this particular bye -road whilst those who possess surplus cast that the closing previous Thursday. that he will soon be about again as splendid cautioned to give a precise answer merely a dark plot to get him to is not impressive looking, and there silver can olispose of same through parish Retreat will witness was kept very busy during his stay the matter. Further. he said to every question, and not talk usual. at the the ~ism; trades occupied in entertained take the wrong turning. Anyhow was obvious danger in calling an- the channel of the side-shows. Fat exhibtions of Faith resultingoffrom and was here, a. the think tic's- .about what he might unanimous appreciation he ordered out a cyclist scout to other balk as. the. only shop cis Celtic Club on Friday evening. In manufacture of munitions were .abeep Will be on view for guessing the as Parish activity been peowas interrogated Etas brisk oP the meant, question amongst labours Missioner's will be he voiced and if possible dimes. future conversation investigate. much interested in the situati invited a process of retriev- perrprises, and your with this art. ple. The Mission will be conclud- follows: late. Various entertainments have generalinterest in Perth and this as transport workers, but weigh er where the road on which they horizon ing the mistake in the matter of re- given by those gifted been held, and are on foot, towards great will be "You drive a wagon?" were travelling led. State. He was quite charmed with evidence and argument The object of the bazaar is a ed to -morrow, when Masses w freshment at Finglas. proper. the and success of the forthcoming not." bao'clock, I do 9 sir, and "No, at 7 celebrated The scout went cautiously off on buoyant optimism of Premier brought to beer on him in that t noble one, and should act as a magThe members of the Young'. the "Now, sir, I put it to you on your zaar. So the troops marched on with net for its success. Those who can evening devotions at half -past seven. notwithWA., his mission, and there was a waitMitchell regarding war material and munitions People's Club are working zealously standing that our deficit has grown oath do you drive a wagon?" Mass at Bayswater at 8 o'clock. the help in any way are cordially inviting period and a further consulta- "eyes right" as they passed were then being sent to for their stall, and a most enjoyable "No, sir." Along the cemetery ed to be present or send along The scout Royal Oak. to its present figure: Four ware not manufactured for the tion of the road maps. "What is your occupation, then?" dance rotas recently held to augment steadily within scheduled road they trudged with nowhere a monetary assistance. "It is a pose for which they were being. not returning and a half millions! its drive a horse." funds. The function "I was orTO CORRESPONDANSWER sign of the missing Ballymun. this to correctly interpret time, the massed intelligence of the They were made during the war ganised by Misses Marjorie Chap. problem ENT. officers concluded that like Noah's When the Cross Guns fridge was optimism," he said. At the Pis- use against the Central Pow A worker in a shipyard refused pelt and Martha Kearnan. dove he had found a resting place, reached the puzzled rank and file liamentary luncheon generously (Anyway Thomas played his g CLAREMONT. one because, from christened his baby extract an to have looked on Yes, the spreading city and P.J.C.: and that presumably it must be the to Mr. Theodore on Fri. well-to the satisfaction of LI Another successful evening was tendered felt that Ballymun was a big place, of the latest numbers of America, a as he explained, he was afraid the "village of Ballymun." day, the visiting Premier thorough. George, by probably dividing and wondered, too, how they had A delightful evening was spent at New York Jesuit weekly, answers minister would hurt the baby when also held at Mrs. Reidy's residence. ly enjoyed the comparison Mr. Mit- unions amongst themselves on Off to Tingle& Cyril in the form of a card party, to aid the bottle. although it with Saturhe hit on missed it before. The officers, how- St. Thomas' Schoolroom both your questions, chell picturesquely drew between the choir stall, and for the same Queensland and Western Australia, question.-Ed.) The pickets were called in, the ever, were more acute and recog- day, August 4th, when the Young Bryan's recent Irish Letter gave full Theodore, although he air purpose a similar entertainment during which our Premier's solemn ed Mr. ranks were formed up, and the nised that they were back in Dub- People's Club and friends met to details. However: to go to Ireland, was unable was resiorganised held at the and troops again set off direct for Fin- lin, and ordered the bands to strike bid "good-bye" to Mr. Will Peachey, were punctured with jibes do so, and was very disappoin remarks 1. Complete returns in the County the paint to gold, refined gild To dence of Mrs. Briggs. The parish concerning deficits, etc. glas. Approaching it on tke high up a thanksgiving hymn. Satisfletr a member of the club, on the eve Council elections indicate a sweep"Your Mrs. Theoore, however, viii lily, is alive with energy to secure sucroad above the missing scout was that there was no such place as of his departure for Broome, to ing Sinn Fein victory. There were re- Cork, her parents' birthplace, throw a perfume on the violet, cess for the bazaar, which is to Government is doing nothing," discovered waiting by the way. He Ballymun, they ordered their half take up duties as a telegraphist. The 699 seats open to contest, and of To Mr. "still Theodore; Mr. marked other places, and related some another ice. or add the take place towards the end of No- Mitchell is optimistic. It must be pleasant reminiscences. had found a village, but whatever a battalion back to barracks which Rev. Father Masterson. in a happy these Sinn Fein, as a distinct party, To smooth Our hue The present working spirit because of the ever-growing deficit! tor told of the wonderful una other information he had gathered were reached about half -past one. speech, presented him with a silver won 525, the combined forces of Sinn taper vember. the rainbow, or with in the parish is indeed a hopeful What else is "doing" to deserve such of the people in their desire for locally that might explain his long Out at Ballymun the troops act- cigarette case, suitably inscribed, Fein, Labour, and Nationalists car- Uponlight, sign. absence he kept to himself. ing as pickets on the main road and wished him every blessing and rying 590. It is becoming increasoptimism?" government in their own avo the beauteous eye of heaven In asking Mr. Theodore whit he way, and was amazed at the ideas' The troops marched gaily in there are still waiting for the pro- success in his new position. "Bill" ingly evident that the administra- To seek to garnish, the tion of affairs in Ireland is peacethought would evntuate from the English people, whose acquaio with bands playing, only to discov- mised reliefs who got lost, and was so taken unawares with excess. ridiculous Is and wasteful when that him to the at nice references Congress, nightly they hands of Labour pray that some perrecent English she had made, concerning the er that Ballyinun was more seriousably passing into the -Thos. J. Flaherty. There was sistent map student will succeed called upon for a speech all he could Sinn Fein Government. which the "Council of Action" was fairs in Ireland. Mrs Theod ly mislaid than ever. brought into being, and about surprise was much intensified w another halt, and another consulta- one day in picking up the trail of say was "Thank you." The Misses 2. A recently published record desongs appropriate sang very Hatton The children's annual fancy dress whose activities the British Govern- on meeting certain ladies in tion, not to mention hectic opin- Ballymun. cases, judicial police and clares that for the occasion. Dances and games, to the number of fifty-seven, have ball in aid of the Church funds was ment knows very well, and of whigh city of Perth for the first time FICTION AND FACT. and a dainty supper concluded a been handled by officials of the Reheld at Meckering on September lit, these Dominions know only what actually asked her if she were CARSON DECLARATIONS. very pleasant evening. and was, as usual, a pronounced they are allowed (by cable), he said frightened (! to go to Ireland public since April 15 (to June 10), success. The hall was transform- that he was present at various account of being shot down Fiction, The their and Irish lawyers assert that 4Ii ed into a fairy bower, where beings stages of the Congress, but retired those "terrible" Irish people. the disappearing, because practice is of the south and west arming "The MORAL. OBVIOUS THE Mr. and Theodore, Action" was Mrs. who we the "Council of of ages climes before many and transportto people are referring their disputes light of day Governments and tyrants may in the full bright led to the arming of Ulster."-Sir "I was in the field where 120,000 the Sinn Fein courts with the under- Ed. Carson, in British House of ed themselves. Girls and boys decided upon. One point he, how- charmed with Perth and its s Send the souls of men to meet their God too soon, How many standing that they shall abide by Commons, July 23, 1920. from China, Indians from the wild ever, touched upon was that Mr. roundings during their Stay, left people had collected. They can ban a nation's tongue, and the pastimes of the young, woods of America, and the sweetest Thomas, the Railway Unions' Lead- the "Limited" express last Satur policemen do you think were there? the decisions therein rendered. Change the time of setting sun or rising moon. his night. The Fact. little fairies-while pierrots and er, had, he thought, gained What is more, there Not one! They can torture wondrous well brave men in the felon's cell Meanwhile the British Cabinet has incident untoward pirouetted to their heart's a single was not their of a race aim and goal, Make extinction been discussing the Irish problem, "I am not sorry for the armed pierrettes Carson, Edward content. The fancy sets were are that day."-Sir not with a view to making concesAnd find treason dark and deep in the customs people keep, of those opposed to me in House of Commons, July 22, 1920. sions, but for the purpose of consid- drilling as follows: Mrs. Rhodes But they cannot, cannot kill a nation's soul. L AP Di Ireland. I certainly have no right ranged SCHOOL BUILDING FUND that (San Toy), Mrs. Middleton and Mrs. If 12 Sinn Tenors collected in a ering .what further penal measures to complain of it; I started Mrs. A BALL They can bid their cannon crash, they can make the broadswords field they would be pounced upon can be invoked to enforce British with my own friends."-Sir Ed. Car- Morrison (Morris Dancers), elsewhere, Mrs. M. As advertised O'Brien and Mrs. Sheehan (Crimflash, Will be held in by hundreds of police and military. rule. anpther one May 22. 1914. organising son, is son Ramblers), Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Collopy They can plant their troops in village, town and plain. of her successful euchre party and ST. GEORGE' HALL, PERTH Hurley ( Pie rrots) , Miss Screech dance entertainments, which is billThey can terrorise the weak, and oppress the poor and meek, (Diggers and Nurses). Miss Screech ed to take place on Thursday next, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1 They can cause the women's tears to fall like rain. succeeded in gaining the prize for September 16, at the North Perth Aye, the singing of a song can be outrage and a wrong, Mrs. Miller and Jazz Band. best set, with the little Crimson Town Hall. This is a reminder to They can spread a web of lies from pole to pole, Tickets: Lady, 3/6; Gent., 5/-; Ramblers second. The sets were all who wish to partake of an evenThey can place and richea find for the traitor to his kind, judged by vote. Double, 7/6. Mr. Hurley and But-no tyranny can kill a nation's soul. good enjoyment to put that Dr. Ward were in qbarge of the vot- ing's Messrs. E. Buck and J. E. Ev aside for this function. TicNever laws both foul and black, never gibbet or the rack ing. The following were the prize date Organisers. Mrs. D. Connor, are each, at which moderkets Is. In the past gave power unto a despot's hand, winners: Best dressed couple, Mavis ate sum surely no one who is de- retary ('Phone, A3276). Never force, or guile, or craft, never sophistry or art Rhodes and Winnie Combly; best sirous of helping a worthy cause Swept the spirit of true freedom from a land. dressed girl, Winnie Combly; best can complain. Be one to make While the grass through blood grows green, while the stars in BROTHERS' "0 dressed boy, Philip Hagan; most the gathering a social and financial CHRIIIITLIN heaven are seen, BOYS' " ANNUAL BALL. original girl, Kathleen Bonser; success. of Fashionable While the hearts of men know happiness or dole, We are displaying Early Shipments most original boy, Seddon MillingST. GEORGE'S HALL, While the crystal water springs, while a flower its fragrance flings, ton; waltzing competition, Paddy SITUATION WANTED. Creations, SmartTUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1 Goods which feature the Tyranny can never kill a nation's soul. -Magdalen Rock. Cullitor and Gwen Yeo. Dancing 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. WIDOW, middle aged, with one Shades est Designs, Choicest Fabrics and Sheridan's Band. Rev. Father earnan, in present- boy, eight years old, desires posifor the Coming Season. ing the prizes, th. ed all for mak- tion as Housekeeper or Help, Town Gentleman's Ticket, 7/6; Lady' domesticated and ing the ball such ae brilliant success. or Country; Ticket, 5/-. Special thanks are due to Mrs. music accomplishments. Write J. E., Special Passenger Train to F Rhode)as whose arrangement of the c/o this office. We cordially invite your Inspection of- these mantle. Grand March delighted all present, L. C. REEDY, and to Miss Winnie Combly for her G. V. POWELL, L.D.S., B.D.Sc., Beautiful Productions, or place at your service the Hon. Secretary services at the piano. DENTIST. A smart dance, organised
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