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Card C.Y.M.S. day is "Sports Night and A large attendance is anGames.' taipated, and new members will be society seems to be the last At On last Saturday night a real doubly welcomed. coming into its own. The cricket jolly St. Canice's Branch, No. 495, HA. rollicking royal right of are by no means short teams at the held was jambouree ST. MALACHI'S BRANCH, NO. players, and all of them are most C.B.S., Cottesloe. on of the Franklin clan cave 484 (H.A.C.B.S.), HIGHGATE. bilsuccessful most a enthusiastic; the of meeting The fortnightly the side of Mount Maylands overThe usual fortnightly meeting, liard tournament is at present bewas held on Thursday looking the devastated region be- above branch over by Bro. M. Cooney, ing run; last week the social even. president low, the result of the :ate flood. evening, 14th inst., forthehis absence. presided was held on the 6th. inst, ing was the biggest success of its How people could enjoy themselves sending an apology for the evening. President, of kind that has been run for well over TEMPLEMORE'S WONDERS. a fair attendance being there presided Flynn Bro. beggars in sight of that desolation Bro. President report- twelve months: every night there is read were members. meeting last of enjoy themselves Minutes but description, been had a crowd of members to be found in A sum of 24/13/1 ed that arrangements J. Collier, in the London Catholic The overture was play- and confirmed. they did. are (Graphically Described by Rev.Times.) for sick benefit pay- made for the District Board to xisit the rooms, and on Sunday they ed by Miss Hackett, A.T.C.L., who was passed present November, a real resort; up to the 13th. was on the member branch she One benefit also acted as accompanist. Songs ments. syllabus term's this all on item every by clearance from May - and that it was anticipated that were rendered by the Misses Wilt- admitted Branch. The District Board ,he District Officers would be pre- has been well carried out; commitshire, Herbert, Dwyer, Clarke, Pren- landsvisit well A Marvellous Well. It was decided that on this tee meetings are exceptionally least, St. Canice's on Thursday, en. will Messrs. Jeffreys, and Mrs. The miraculous happenings at diville, in members will occasion a social should be held, attended; and last. but not But it is in this tarmhouse that Recitations 28th. It is hoped all Ternplemore were first published the Collins and Arthur. as up paid memare being unevery subscriptions that is expected it appeared. Stainthorpe, arid has Bro. well the miraculous the evening papers of Saturday, were given by Messrs. Franklin and be present. advice; departed for the ber of the branch will interest him - they never have before. Mr. Dwan told me how this hapOn the following 21st. August. R. E. Walsh, and Masters V. Green der medical to subscriptions, to regard help With The and function, in Child 16th. this in Divine :elf the town night Saturday, the One on to East pened. journeyed Monday I and Franklin. Step dances by Mr. As the renovat- members are reminded that we are see appeared to yoting Walsh and told wish him a safe and plea- make it a success. a spirit of devotional inquiry to Steve Bolvd: Pianoforte duets by branch Then occur- him where to get a spade. and hope to sec him ing of the hall is now nearing com- almost at the end of October, and for myself what had actuallywhat Misses A. and M. Bucanarra, and K. sant journey hoped to there is only another month till the again. confidently I health indicated it is of and pletion, the best appeared give Lady in Our return will This article Other artistes red. and M. Franklin. Those who have make the social side of the branch's end of the term. the first - a spot in the earthen floor of his actually saw there, and happenings were Misses M. and I. Kenny, Miss to en- not paid -up should make a special He attractive to dig. sufficiently was he work where bedroom the of YOUNG information band A. Dwyer, Miss Nelson, and Miss BOULDER CATHOLIC the next few within do so to number effort water the is the its ranks great into once at nee and so, did which I acquired. Templemore McTavish's Jazz Band, MEN'S SOCIETY. Jeffreys. of fine young men of the parish, weeks, and so keep themselves from sprang from the ground with such all provincial town about half a which has become quite famous, was of The quarterly meeting and nomina- becoming unfmancial, not to menmeetings face the of in the him at strike to station as force Attendances railway the from a fund of entertainment in itself the above society continue to swell, tion of officers for the ensuing term tion the assistance they will be giVand eyes as he was stooping at his the same name, lying picturesquely with its lively music, quaint cosmeeting the presi- will be held on the 3rd November, ing our hard.working secretary. At the same time all the of the Devil's work. The and at the G.lastHickey) 'beneath the shadow tumes, and comic by-play. their presided be- and it is hoped that there will be A very pleasing feature of the no from came room quiet in the a statues was dent (Mr. It Bit Mountain. illuminatbeautifully were grounds Enthusiasm a good array of candidates for the minations recived within the last themselves grouped the and crowd. places recently, when town until ed with a hundred and ten coloured fore a bumper prevailed uxf cutive offices. few weeks is that a number of them and it around the little well or spring. early, commenced events to be recorded brought nelights, which, together with all in were members of the society the After some time Walsh put them the proceedings, and the into startling prominence as cessary fittings were kindly lent for throughout debate YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. times gone by, who have again in their places, but three of improvement in newest Holy well or Lourdes. Tern- back the occasion by Messrs. Little and general 'es& again. more marked made applications to be placed on returned will be them miraculously become carnival have Lourdes. to A grand confetti or seems well Holy newest Co., electricians, of Hay -street, farmhouse in the country is as subsequent syllabus item held in the Hibernian Hall on Mon- our membership roll. plemore is in Co. Tipperary, Ireland. This Special thanks are due to as the showed. Perth. Tickets for our first river excurmuch a place of pilgrimage as the day night next, October 25th. The clearly MR. and MRS. DWAN, AT THEIR HOME IN TEMPLEMORE. CO. Mr. Collins, .that firm's foreman, for are now available. On the syllaThe Crowding of Pilgrims. house in Templemore. Fresh nominations were received function is sure to be a great suc- sion DESCRIBED HEREWITH. gratuitiously carrying out the work STATUES THE AND TIPPERARY, the date is fixed as November bus several gentle- cess, as all other entertainments we of installation. During the course for membership, and Walsh's Visions. The morning train by which but as that is the second night 16th, as Young Ireland Soinitiated the by and conducted pilgrims, elected were early men r leasing evening some very of the travelled was full of do the four walls. I of Cathedral Bazaar, it was defollowing a condensed narand blackened be The is its alto and glad are. We are ciety usually crutches, wearing a splint, new members. and as we reached the broad main cided to make our trip a week earof the events a, related to ways in terrible pain. rative he not wish to attach any political sig- remarks were made by Mr. Doyle, able to acquaint readers cf THE When end lower the at town the of of Melbourne, who is just returning street 9th. The biggest took place. I only November far as nificance to what lier, Mr. As back me by Dwan. he it shows as statues fact, bleeding a certhis the of of a trip to America and Ireland. RECORD a surging crowd centred round launch on the river. the "Valdana," had heard the give the convinced opinion of edu- from Here he met and yet the 5th. of July the statues and unselfish co-operation went across. tain house. It was early, Lisburn This gentleman generously contri- tireless has been engaged for the occasion. bleeding in both houses, but young boy Walsh, who brought him cated men in the town. been to efforts their from in least at members been amongst have there must Hitherto, the society has had the everything was kept a discreet sec- up to the room, took up the crucifix has been sacked since, Belfast is buted £1 to the funds. Matter Lea swell the society's membership list. OPENING OF BAZAAR. 5,000 to 8,000 people. There I reach- ret until the 20th. Aug,.st, when and applied it to the injured knee, undergoing its second orgy of de- nard Green is to be complimented Prospective members. and anyone "Zephyr," but as the price charged ed the crowd, and with difficulty The big bazaar in the baby parish by the shipping company for a Lady on his composition entitled ' Frank. eligible to join, sire requested "Our wore warned then in great pain. they say Walsh but both Dwan and struction, prayed, to of Both mass the made my way through necessitate the time had come for the public to and the seven "Our Fathers" and saved Templemore." For me it is lin's Jambouree," which was recited come along at once and participate was opened on Wednesday evening night's cruise would people to the house where the mir-a know. by Mr. Alex. Clydesdale, the Mayor, members selling tickets simply to The whole story is strange- "Hail Marys" were repeated aloud. enough to place on record what I during the evening by his young in the privileges offered. Parents Being were. statues aculous It is topical and the presence of a large and repre- pay the company, the committee in- brother Vane. ly familiar to that of Bernadette at Young Walsh linked the cripple to have seen, and the first-hand specially requested to co-oper- in priest, I was admitted soon, thoug% In every way decided to engage the "Valdarms." Lourdes. From July 5th the boy the door, and returned to the room formation I have gleaned. These local, and treats of a previous musi- ere The meet- sentative gathering. as far as possible. some less fortunate told me they the opening was auspicious. Great Intending patrons should not refuse touched the cal evening held at the same address. ate Walsh is alleged to have had many with the statues. have profundly things MonaSuddenly evenbeMonday day the every held are since ings had been waiting anticipated. to come on account of it being a success is therefore visions of Our Lady and conversa- ghan felt a shock, and all pain went hearts and Faith of the people, ann The composition reflects great credit ing at All Halolles' Hall. fore. re- on the author, who deserves hearty Each stall reported excellent busi- launch that has been engaged, as tions with her, mostly outside where away. Feeling and sensationre- one leaves the place and one Mr. W. Swain has been appointed rep, the assistants entering into thq this particular one holds somewhere The Bleeding Statues. his work lay; and always where she turned, and he was able to run members with the impression which congratulation. To -night, at the home of Mr. and Warden, vice R. Sutcliffe, resigned. work with commendable zeal. The appeared traces of blo,c1 wers via 300 people. The door opens into a small eta. the street to his own home. is on every life in Templemorecoach- three stalls were attractively dress- in the region of the ible. At first he kept this secret, across Thanks be to Mrs. P. Dwyer, of Stanley -street, The new officer has been well The billiard tournament with the tioner's shop, and to the left ofwith The leg and knee were completely "Glory be to God. near Mt. Lawley Station, a musical ed by Mr. Sutcliffe, and it seems ed, and innumerable articles of Celtic Club was held in the latter's room but finally confided what was going dead and paralysed before, now all God!" entrance there is a small evening will be given in aid of the to be a case of "the right roan in the every description were displayed. club rooms on Wednesday evening a table, on which the bleeding sta. on to the people for whom he work- is better and normal save for a lit-Children of Mary's Stall. A musical right job." Amongst those present, and a very last. A large number of oar mein. A moment's ,look, ed, who had treated him almost as tle stiffness in the knee. Sues are placed. The bagatelle table is a great large representation of Perth people bers were present, and two treat is in store for all who attend. an adopted son. He was advised well -authenticated cases are and a feeling of awe and reverence Other This to question the mysterious visitor, recorded, On Saturday, Not -ember 6th, at acquisition to the, society,- ecarcely were there, were Very Rev. Dean teresting games were played. In the HIGHGATE. draw the visitor to his knees. three is teems* Kiely, Fathers T. Crowley, P. Hayes, and was told: "I am a meu.eager "with what I have seen myself. the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Beau- one member being what There are Firmin Messrs. first between is what I saw. If hard - J. Maloney, F. Butler, and P. (C.Y.M.S.) and Parker, the Celtic from Heaven: I am the Blessed Virmont, held the Men's Company are out es a "mug with the cue." been have functions Many statues, and a crucifix with a -plaster of the Local Clergy. Attitude sev- Dunne, B.A. anything, for counts tallest practice The gin." He was told that God was again for more merriment. was victorious, Don't representative Cldb figure of Our Lord. in the parish to further the object a are observing clergy champions. local The world's be eral will soon angry with all the blood shed, and The Very Rev. More Hallinan, scores being 250 to 176; but in statue is one of the Blessed Virgin the forthcoming bazaar in aid of forget. in great demand, Chancellor of the Archdiocese, mov- the with that her mission was to turn men's cautious attitude, as is quite right, of between A social and dance will he held The quoits are also the second one, played alone; then there is Our LadyJoseph with the Sacred Heart School Puilding hearts from sin and pride. He was but are very much impressed ed a vote of thanks to Mr. Clydes- Messrs. Monoghan as well next Thursday in the Bayswater so much so that it has been found Preston and promised have Few the Divine Child; then St. Fund. Privately set. place. taken necessary to acquire a further also told to say seven "Our Fathers" what has the function, Mr. (C.Y.M.S.), our representative won dale for opening on next place takes which Hall. Proceeds with the Child, and the Crucifix. as that aid in of Bayswater are as convinced as any of the proficiency comes with Dennehy endorsing the mover's re- by 92, the scores being 2.50 to 158. afternoon, October 26th, at Church Funds. Each one of these four has bled and seven "Hail Marys' in honour they Tuesday A splendid pro- In this game happening wonders of the now able are pilgrims and several practice, marks. Father McBride washes to so that on the night's playing our It will take the form of a gramme has been arrange]. from the eyes, the blood trickling of the Blood trickling from the in their town. One hesitates to use 2.30. so place them on from all distances specially thank all those who in team finished up by scoring 18 down the face, neck, breasts and Sacred Wounds, and this has be- the words "miracle" or "miraculous" grand fete, and is being conducted On Tuesday last the local !Tiberangles, and a certain few are any way assisted to make the ba- points more than their opponents. body of the statues to the ground. come the special prayer of the pil- yet; but no other word will carry by the organisers of the Sparta' Stall. nians held their usual meeting. end all game is a to have participated said it to Various zaar the success promised be next Wedpracfor render item will children The blood is evident and unmistak- grims at Templemore. syllabus The school The There was Perhaps a splendid attendance. unspoken thought. with "their eyes shut," i.e., on the opening night. able on each one, and I was shown other communications are said to the nesday night is a lecture by Dr statues tically the whole of the concert pro- One new member, Mr. P. Tampalina, of 100 upaiming at the peg. one could wish that the sports with in connection a piece of linen on which the statues have passed on which the boy is sil- were placed from the first in a bet- gramme, which promises tc be a was initiated a full benefit member v.ithoutcricket Guilfoyle club is now a reality, The stood soaked through four folds. ent, the bleeding of the statues con- ter milieu than that of a surging, ex- great sucress. The fete will be held on the syllabus. health. All Catholic men are Bro. A. E. Arthur are ready to take tinued at various times, and at last PELLEW'S BOULDER and and an earn- was elected captain of the rifle team. and our society to be present on this evenThere is no possibility of doubting grounds, invited School in the rehowever crowd, fervent in cited, opponents their with it was was made known to Walsh the field as to the blood. It is not somehear what promises to be a Some good work is promised in the the Goldfields First-Rate Whatever will come of it, est appeal is made to all surporters Cricket For BOY'S and MEN'S SUITS, also ing tointeresting lecture. thing like blood but the real thing. and Dwan that the time had come verent. most HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. I am as- and friends to be present, when an near future. Competition. Among the players to let the public know. The boy or wherever it will end, afterand You have not to examine closely; entertainment enjoyable or deception. fraud is no there of sured Holy Mass, exponents on Sunday, 1' and 9. are some of the ablest Of the went into a trance or swoon before it is plain and manifest. assured. is outing noon's :tad have seen the bleeding statues Fine talDevotions, 7.30 p.m. the game on the fields. three statues, the smaller one of Our the altar. where the statues were, Ihave verified at least one of 'he al. and when consciousness returned he ent is available to select the team Lady and the Child is most remark. It may miraculous cures. a successful run if antiand from, It is literally bathed in said it was revealed to him that the leged able. But things or it may not. A very energetic memcipated. blood, and the face is most piteous, world should know. The same last happened which are no,. of ber in Mr. Jim O'Malley has been, as if with tears and sorrow. Since evening it was made public, and have The Three: Be' mean this world; things which have placsecretary, and the orappointed PARK. VICTORIA visiting the place I have heard that since then Templemore has been ed Ternplemore on the mini as a Convent of Mercy. *he scene of one vast pilgrimage, full ganising required will therefore be some of the blood has been analysed been, A have things holy where shrine assistAt the recent T.C.L. Music Exam. cf the very best. Certain by an expert in Dublm, and thea of faith, in which all the broken and and which will make it a holy place. held by Mr. Mallinson, the following ance will be required financially, so maimed and diseased are brought to test has revealed it as blood of Grand Entertainment pupils The faith of the common people be cured. were successful: --Senior divi- that every donation received will be rare and special quality. where a shrine it as crowned have sion: Ida Williamson, honours (gold gratefully acknowledged. Any parThe Cures. By the Pupils in the has again made known His Whose Unmistakable Blood. medal); Rose Paul, honours. In- ishioners in a position to help in That cures have taken place at God MELROSE THEATRE, power and His presence upon earth. termediate grade: Margaret Payne, this laudable object, or anyone in But it is blood, red, natural. It Templemore, some complete, some Murray-st., Perth. Ethel Cooper, Gipsy Jones. Junior: possession of some cricket accessory A Mere Witness. was congealed when I saw it, but partial, seem to be beyond the posOn Veda Phillips, honours; Bertie Pal- or other not in use, are especially The case of the one of the priests of the town told sibility of doubt. I made no claim to explain or in- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd. andri (violin). Preparatory: Mar- requested to get in touch with the me that when he touched the statue ex-soldier, Martin Monaghan, is the terpret the miraculous happenings Doors open 7.30 p.m. Green, honours. First steps: se cretary. liquid, still was blood amongst most remarkable, being the the earlier they have That Prices, 3/-, 2/-, 1/-. jory Templemore. at O'Connor, Vera Cox. Kathleen finger. "Question first of the wonderful cases. He happened I do not doubt. The syllabus item, and some of it adhered to his That Box," presented at a recent meetI was in the house for three hours. lives in the street almost opposite we can give no satisfactory reason NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL. ing, created great interest. An unand as in the room with the sta- to the house of the bleeding statues. for the occurrences cannot weaken EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. twee' on three separate ocasions for I went there in company with one the facts. usual feature was the non-existence God does not act in He was ab- human ways-"how incomprehen- In aid of the North Perth Stallof the local curates. cf the usual frivolous questions placa -eensiderable time. I questioned West Perth Bazaar. the owner of the house and of the sent at the time, having gone to sible are His judgments," and His ed in the box. The two chief topEditor. the To on Held To be Australian the farmehouse, six miles away, was past finding out!" But the peowere "Should the statues. and got the whole story Sin-Unless ''Somebody's Mo- ics TUESDAY, OCT. 26, 1920. which I committed to paper. It is where the miraculous well is. I saw ple of Templemore are convinced receive world's parity for his When you have bought your piano, the next problem is how Good Music. ther" discards his or her nom-de - farmer ornaof the advantage "The -webstantially what I have written his mother, his wife, and other mem- that their town was miraculously Refreshments. Prizes. and wheat," to get good music out on it. You don't want a piano as an 12. to plume I have neither the desire nor present military policy to AustraThey are saved from being sacked and burn- Cards: 8 to 10. Dancing, 10 bers of the household. But years of drudgery, here. ment; you want to be able to play it. the inclination to enter into a news- lia. Tickets, Is. perfectly satisfied as to the cure, ed by the military on that Friday Some very clever reasoning teacher are rot everybody's business or possia under scales, etc., Mr. Dwan and James Walsh. Sec. a made Hon. controversy. I paper PERROTT, D. C. and have no doubt as to the mira- night. Following the death 0: Wilargument was produced for You want pleasure, not hard work, from your piano. bility. statement to the public on behalf and The principal people in the sr., y culous origin of it. I saw -his two both sides of the questions quoted. And you want it NOW. D.I., the military swore to sack of the children concerned, and The advantage, however, lay in the are a boy named James Walsh, aye] crutches which are now discarded, son, CLOHESY, COZIER, and CO., Catholics the make and town the owner not be Dwan, Mother" must Mr. nineteen, and To satisfy this great, universal need of piano -playing 1"...t sight, and his wife told me he had gone expressed for the negative They began with the (Late Foreman and Carver, Day "Somebody's for it. so presumptuous as to suppose I opinions the house in Templemore, where the for a long walk the previous day. pay and Co.). sides in both cases, so that the farmTown Hall, but got no farther. The James The facts in his case are simple. are. attempt to to myself would trouble miraculous statues must not persist in their unjust Lieutenant in charge of the miliconvince him (or her). I am quite ers Walsh has been a novice at the Cis- Case of the Ez-Soldier Monaghan. tary, Method of cairns, and Pearce must modify his MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. who was directing operations, well aware that it is a matter of im- p.oposals to an alarming extent. tercian Monastery of Mount St. Josthe He belonged to the Royal Irish met with a violent death in bonesense into a to strive eph's, Roscrea, about twelve mil's possibility the into deeply privates went se who Several c building. burning the through health had been his and As Rifles, from Templemore. No. 46, 2nd. Floor, A.M.P. head, even with the aid of a sledge- ubjects included Messrs. O'Connor, Two years ago he was dis- were incinerated, and their bones Office:BUILDINGS. did not seem strong enough, it was war. hammer.-Yours, etc., Hallinan C. -gran. Swain, Barrett, in the building next day. The J. W. O'BRIEN. During the past nine years thousands of absofeared he could not stand thi Cie- charged, totally disabled from gun- found has been evolved. Anywas miraculous. Brennan, Ryan, Maxwell, and it people say to knee He was advised shot wounds on the leg, the 169 BEAUFORT-STREET, Works: tercian rule. Hon. Sec., Hibernian Dramatic McCarthy. lute novices have by the aid of that famous system become prodetheir Operated on six how, the military ceased Society. PERTH. played tunes accompaniments, etc., from the have leave the monastery for reasons et being broken. pianists; ficient and Templemore is safe The syllabus item for next Mon health, with an assurance that he times by prominent surgeons, he struction, Fremantle, Oct. 12, 1920. first time they sat down at the piano; and are now .clever musiW. A. HALE, Secretary. would be received back at the age was finally sent away incurable, on to-day except the ruined Town Hall having eser had a teacher. without cians, He cf 21 if his health was better. came back to his native place, and In the city mansion, suburban cottage, or bush humpy, entered service as a farm assistant about six miles from Templemore. home the This farmhouse had been of Mr. Dwan's wife, and the boy had often passed between the two The complete work (60 pages, containis equally indispensable. houses on business errands. I had ing songs, hymns, dances, etc.), is still sold at the original price of a short talk with him, and the imThe mere printing would cost far more 7/6 (postage 9d. extra). pression he leaves is excellent. He 43 to-day. UNDERWEAR, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, AND HOSIERY CHILDREN'S AND is quiet, modest, unassuming, and GENTLEMEN'S LADIES' IN Sole Agents in W.A.: the local clergy bear the highest tesgoodness. and piety timony to his Reveal in their He is perfectly normal, and not given to hysteria or nerves, nor is he his in at all odd or exceptional EXQUISITE QUALITY, FINE FINISH, AND STERLING VALUE is a Mr. Dwan himself ways. educagood of POPULARITY man, strong, burly UNDOUBTED THEIR OF SECRET THE tion and intelligence, the very last one would accuse of credulity. He and his family are ordinary Irish fervent Catholics of a vivid and strong faith. In this man's house MURRAY 'STREET (NEAR BOANS) at Templemore are the three "4. tues and the Crucifix already spcken But in the farmhouse where of. young Walsh has worked the some thing occurred. The statues there have bled also.
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