The Record Newspaper 04 December 1920

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Tipper -Class Patriotism. of you, and you will be the victims Behind the King stands the great hon- ber of the House of Representatives. the doctrine which you for the first the If hold? to entitled law. What he is mass of the toilers of the country in the history of Parliament has violated the There is the provision offorthe from the British Parliament? you It is said that whoever reflects u. Fawkner time make the orable member established. ..That is what is a rem- The honorable member have there we need to do is "to country, the of are laws in you out The what on the country or upon its Govern The Con- (Mr. Maxwell) must bear me are doing, and that is of law. bounds of freedom wider yet." ment is guilty of treason and sedi. we are. edy in the courtsCommonwealth pro- this, that as soon as the honorable determined to do. wider they are the safer of this stitution I into convicted use? tion. Do you not know that is Mahon wish to introduce is found guil- member for Kalgoorlie not do I member What words did Mr. a if that vides his pas- present Prime Minister of Englan not hear them. in any court of such an offence this debate racial or religious do not know. I did of an offence for which he must ty vacant. the great do spoke of the people of that coon the what becomes But than believe I House of more I was not there. seat in this Why sions, because rotting in poverty? As the Yarra, and suffer imprisonment movement lives for .some- as his seat is thereby Why not take that course? honcurable member fcr for a judge Labor more Batman, twelve months, suit of a visit to the places wh.. before Sectarianism that. chance member a than him honorable give the honorable rnembe. the thing not If vacated. listen Barpolived he spoke of them as a they for to the us across member ask for drawn been and the honorable and jury? Why for Kalgoorlie was prosecuted these has now tuned to the slums in which the guilty, he to the hearsay evidence in Minisrier say? litical trail, but during the thirty sedition, and was found Parliament. Members pretend to reg with dwelt. Nothing! Prime the associated Lamond: been Hector have this I Mr. affidavits-which would be put out of of the use of the word "bloody', and then brings years movement I have not known ter first of all hides, Mr. Ryan: The honorable member Mr. Anstey: Permanently. me of the the Federal something awful, although for the either that reminds sentence. intimated the Government, clearly Labor During forward-which a Yarra for Mr. Ryan: told me or State, to raise the agonising cry. tunes empires and nations have . corwould give a verdict old style "that a woman and report was not a substantially so on. soaked in blood and immersed the im- But no court told her," is not for them, of course, to asrect account, according to the against him on the evidence that that a woman What is the use of we are It of warfare. that honevidence what of this got he us. on is sociate me with any question It pession that been put before has memof term "bloody" compared with citizen honorable a said. as the character. But that orable member for Kalgoorlieis not Mr. Tudor: The affidavits of three asked to expel memI am odious, miserable, slow starvati. ber for Kalgoorlie. Honorable this country holding opinions, Mr. Hector Lamond: That journalists who were not there! degradation of millions in afraid to express them. Hav- and opposite had their secret meetnot bers what the honorable member for Trial. withto which it is appli-. Possible impress Prejudicing a ing convictions I seek to I speak country ing, and came to their decision Yarra said. because is the love of country in Where and so that and Parevidence, of distinctly others, said court I upon hearing them out This high Mr. Tudor: Ryan: Mr. party classes of Great Bri ruling a great express gain and can accuracy hearsay they believe they upon public platforms I could not swear to the liament is asked to accept of the elec- my opinions on the questions of the or of any other nation? What e advantage at the hands of the report. contained in affidavits, evidence love for the human expectatheir laws be which the honexin the against and so; crossoffend I Kalgoorlie, If day. tors of Mr. Ryan: Quite an opportunity to their regard for the claims of ki to without the On this evi- tion I confidently believe they will of my country the Government will, orable member's remarks tended witness. en.. amine pro-, and kin, when, though a letter before the man me in a bring expel statements to presume, the deceived. I be support we are asked I with the world's goods, and bl s. but Prime Minister by the dence perly constituted court, where who was sent here, not by us, By unanimously on a sent to themember meet- with education and the gifts of for Kalgoorlie. by ME. ANIMIST ASKS the de- tion was carried shall have an opportunity of judge. the electors of Kalgoorlie.be dohopes of dividing But one raising a hand honorable no tune, patriotism is only a word --had a him hands, of before show his accusers KALGOORLIE. shall my ing electors, MR. MAHON AT passing the motion we What is Loyalty? they can endure The Legal Position. mocratic Kalgoorlie dissent. (Signed) J. Hocking, be prejubecause I am elected to Parlia- their lips, and MelMr. Needham has in ing still worse. We shall listened But, see millions of their fellow coon I have privithe -street. said: enjoy Hannan tog be should Mr. Mahon arrived item yester- scheme failed. to cease Anstey do I clear trial a F. attitude in ment field my Mr. wish Mr. Mahon left the do not I and dicing conditions wo train under -living Trans. temperament men the withdrawn, my by as citizen? Even sedition. private bourne leges of a as 'patiently We trust Mr. in an': way misunderstood. anyone charge hina with than those of the-beasts of the fifor Mr. Mahon. inthe speeches which day week, and spokeonin Hannan'sMR. J. T. RYAN'S PROTEST. if the language used by the honor- Any private citizen may lay ifan any would permit to and I have watchSaturday Mahon will appreciate the fact. Ex Legal That the Empire should be built Judge* the Not Parliament street, Kalgoorlie, strong-as made, and, very been him, have able member was when he Senator Needham has been tempted formation against and the poverty and degradation Offences. night. He was applaiscled MEAN PARTY DODGE. ed with admiration the silent can be worked up, have strong as he could make it-this the plat- in the past-on more than one occamillions is the terrible thing; in and stony phalanx upon the Governto evidence made his appearance on fair sion. To accept the bait he would brought before a judge is not We judge terminology is nothing. Afraid to Parliament is not the tribunal him This Parliament Government attitude the The view I and power form, and was given a very our the sedition ment benches. it is is not within law; the principles and his case. Cases of It traversed his try against jury. with Prosecute. of offences sacrificed speaker The have members hearing. An Iniquitous Principle. contained cause he had at heart. Money, treason are to be tried by a judge to prevent that. Are we, the chief of those honorable I can -only hope for the courts of the country to the same grounds as were that Mr. T. J. Ryan, in the course of and jury, and the accused has the deliberative assembly of this great real admiration. I say that the situation w have wealth, all earthly comforts would a La- judge them, and it is for the people We in the severs statements in- a splendid speech, said: It is a sad right of challenging jurors. to decide on that the day will come when Yes going said to Parliament we are confronted this ... had which repeatus he if elected Commonwealth, his columns, the have who been upon appeared in these he said at the have of No. He chose the right way, commentary on the state of politics have not before us evidence or the evidence that has been put be- bor Government, sitting as deter- to judge us. You have no ethical ing has nothing whatever to be ing that whatever he spoke as a stead could. He in Australia that we should be die which we can come to a conclusion. fore us that the honorable member Ministerial benches, will the upholding of is proposed to be with democrat what a do to way right only remorseless, as meeting the Richmond Minister read out some- for Kalgoorlie is a traitor, because mined, as resolute, dead to every done. Your only right is that c4 "either to his Majesty or to the cussing a motion of this character He was not going stood to -his people-itnd his party, (Mr. The Prime the private citizen Argus, and then read the Prime Minister believes that he and as silent as the who now sit might. and and now in allowing Mr. Mahon an moved by the Prime Minister It has no reference from thing I do not blame you for th4, pine. the those that is affidavits. "prime. are to enter into any explanation, to as principle succeed in appealing passages from certain he has won the profound Hughes). The minion the exercise of might, because in politics" ever to it. If the Government, side of by a can Kalgoorlie own made his certainly would make no apology open road, for are was Government member the Those democracy affidavits on thereof honorable the are, who behind them, were . those You 'of prejudices." lovers Ore val ethics. respect of all But House. There are only two honor- there is no laying down a prece- scious thatsitthey for what he said new (Mr. Mahon) be expelled from this gentleman connected with the Age words; they are not mine. hod a righ the simply and the cause of Ireland-the is quite evident that newspaper, who set out a transcript he may make a mistake, and the able members-if I may exclude (Mr. fore, It the Kalgoorlie vicHouse. to The the the utterances be and that may cause, you Going -day. to of which Not of dent, for Ireland I Reasons op- honorable member for Perth Hughes and the Government beleve that the of the notes which he had taken. yet. this man would stir indignation electors of Kalgoorlie have theupon House. general tim. seat is not won very and upon there, Australia spoke in were who next opinion judgment Fowler), busy the state of public in the minds of portunity of giving asked if the notes Mr. .his crew will be the I am told that we are bound by condemnation addressed In answering an interjection, principles-who to-day is such that they will be the Prime Minister said, "No, they to the King. There millions of the people of this good reasons few weeks. the honorable are not." It is possible that they the matter. Catts: The affidavits sub- House from the Government side. our allegiance Mahon said: "I had try, they might safely leave Don't safe in expelling I oath an and took men when H. Minister J. time a eviMr. was Kalgoorlieites! Parliament. Prime the the firm, this is from this are Stand These two for not attending you. Before any condemnation of those, Shat- member for Kalgoorlie could be got. Yet are ask to find mitted are dated to-day. the honorable to the King to be his faithful vas- the be misled by wild mouthings! will give them to House, in the full confidence that on which we As the hon- (Mr. Hughes) and Maxwell). sals, to love all that he loved, and whom he is supposed to Mr. Ryan: Exactly. Hughes -Cook-Pearce oligar- the electors of Kalgoorlie will re- dence seditious and case was tried in the House-before reminds member for Fawkner (Mr. The disapprobation of the of ter the your vote. Mr. Mahon guilty of and Cook and, for asked he shunned; member that all been shun to expel orable had to of one chy by Mr. Mahon, but not any explanation utterances, them, turn of con.*1 his strongest would be some by d!sloyal or comPosition. bound was that affidavits, King the Maxwell's was me, those jury, Mr. in his turn, me-that partisan T. J. Ryan, Frank Brentheir own supporters. That is why him from the House. of He to those whose destinies tier.. Yet upon the utterances profiteers and Lab- Messrs. Kalgoor- are dated to -day. Anstey leave Mel- the motion has been moved. bination of Toryhad four The latter said, after having made obligations here by the electors few individuals, upon alleged met and agreed nan, andforFrank Mr. Tudor: 'Three out of the mem- he ruled. The condition on which a day, to asGovern sent Government beto The the honoralbe Cook: the our renegades, Kalgoorlie Joseph to Sir because upon and lie, references had bourne I his and if he held his crown was that he should ports of statements, dahosa candida- merit never gave that matter one lieve those electors can be influenc- of them. upon my expulsion; declarations and affidavits. they is the position, as ber for Kalgoorlie, that if there were robbery, This against of an angel sist Mr. Hugh Ryan: them for Mr. up tongue as stand supporter a the place with Re- any other honorable members spoken thought. return in his to Argus. an to iniquitous pose establish ed the the result, ture. upon reading the and want: from and affected oppression, I found it could net have showed my conMr. Ryan: The right honorable it asks us to expel him. of the Na- disloyal, as treasonable, and as se- altars of his country, and in the ciple in this Parliament, of w s (P. A Bryan, Murary.st Perth.' ferring to the meeting and I thereforepartisan gang." gentleman protests too much; but as that honorable member, of the Holy Trinity, he swore man can be sure that be will tionalist Party, the Argus report ditious Ne Nvideaee of Sedition. only keeping silent name tempt for the speech the speaker HK-SENATOR NEWHAM WITH- when the honorable member for were any if and his to -morrow be the victim. It of estates the all Minister to justice he to do _says: 11000, Later in his (Mr. Considine) said someI differ from the Prime proceed. in order to save their a much confus- DRAWS FROM TRH CONTEST. Barrier That was the law of Eng- ters not that he may tie a Caa object - as to what`the electors of Kalgoons "From the outset of thethe shed some light upon them to speak up. I realm. invite to-day, or that he may be the a thing that was considered was would passed whole It faith upon that centuries. much long that placed for too land announced evident have calculabeing sent lie will do. I or the "On it ings it was some time ago -he ed interpretation testant to -morrow, an Irishman Minister's were in am not the individual sense of my become necessary at killable weighs away with the coming of the Gerof the members present press reports of the Prime in the sound common refer- by-election had ting, computing animal a who of of the day, or to -morrow an Engli some to gaol. with care obligation expulsion." The being not Kings. do Mahon's there man --I the Parliament and Mr. of alof was in year he When favour £600 speech Kalgoorlie. the Mr. Considine: fellow -countrymen whether of Engbalance the certain a member of the Labour Party for in of. obligation the but candidates remained: the vassal affidavits as to who it. ence to the what religion, or or Welsh' descent or a member of the party honorable member with his practice "accuracy" doubt Misleading Kalgoorlie. would be, leged to have said a year of the German King to the people of day, the Labour selection their pressmen regarding the lish, Irish, Scotch, in their sense of posite to-morrow. There a Mahon's elec- against the man with £1000 Mr. retaining and of Advantage. Party for disappeared. of workers report Anything England the base do Argus faith possibility that of the much I wonder and the and on -too practice, his no are inand no ethics, in what hon. be morals, pressed will real These was the I they judges Richmond speech. I have been ex- the seat for Labour, Mr. Ryan: Yes, when he was al- justice, to believe that prepared to tors of Kalgoorlie know Allegiance to the King. members are doing; honorable to allow and that and miserable computation I would be comments: 'But, by many Labour friends wardness of this matter, men, leged to have said it. The Govern- misled. the fellow simply make an on his opposite balby hers them the gang, for decided before be partisan to a nominated to he they leave these matters pelled by the arguments placed ment evidently think that In this Parliament am I called sation and they are themselves an enemy myself what the honor- will be what we have heard here An Odious and Base Primly's. After consideration.if I I agreed definite accusers, the prosecutors, the evidence of a report in have an oppbrtunity of gaining an- the people. This is upon to be true to any the fact lot. by in could stagesaid been that has notwithstanding desire Kalgoorlie It the for and rights newspaper, this evening. other seat, and have made up their able member the executioners, driving I have seen what has transpired, principle, to uphold the was not prepared been actuated as I have always and for what purpose? people, and that the reporter to create a vacancy by mak- his letter: was cor- to do so, for and I have read the opinions of hon-I secure the well-being of the interests man out of the place into was con- managed, movement, what- minds to swear that the report "My criticism, which In order to return a supporter ing this Parliament the tribunal. and to maintain Australian he had assist the Labour on their faces. by the people of this so said render sent members was Minishad could orable I British Kalgoorlie of Hughes services acts from Mr., Prime rect. Government fined to the against all others? No. I am callArgus re- ever humble In It is lamentable that the believe That is the principle the newspapers, and I have in Ireland, the be placed at its disposal. will not have such a risky read affidavits stating that the of ed here to be true and loyal, and to try. ters and their agents Minister and his colleagues lay down, and it must be But I am would they Sover- that they as they have at present. read the statements of gentlemen the to I nominated for the selec- that the state of public opinion in reference spirit no counmy port was correct. that made in this coun- give my allegiance, not to recognised. It Hugh Maho. the nature tion ballot. that the existence a supporter as intellect and education I am not awareparliamenof try, not to the people, but to the ly going to tell you The eign. They hope to secure up Australia is such that they can Argus rethe things for which he stand. these prime- try, who, as some say on a wave of those affidavits. oath of an Australian take this action and be fully confithe reevery election. it is imperative statements out of King, irrespective of his conduct, "In to the result of stirring that to but for every man i. make speaks, is swear passion, to allegiance in attempt an and him refused and binds united, he porter tarian val passions, Mr. Hughes that Labour should be movement dent of succeeding in winning a byof love for their country and their public or private. Whatsoever he chamber who votes against it, port was correct, so pimps in the Mr. Lloyd George and his associ- be made to mislead the electors gentle. asked to consiwhatsoever are one unit love; We must that I interelection. loves every to that noticed of I he protests against the Empire. No doubt the forces sent three newspaperand the pimps should willingly co-operate with the der a statement that was alleged ates. paper, shuns I must shun; when his word cause irrespective of who may . but man, writing in yesterday's Governto the Bri- Kalgoorlie. view the reporter, will be employed there;thing, be ciple must I by the honorable He says that he referred capital the Kaiser," been made secure for the Labour nomof the to to have "Hang is reporter duty the the others did to assure himself that was he victim, it stating made affidavits of Labour. That member for Kalgoorlie, a man who tish Government, and that If you it is a sorry day, and a sad used in said to stamp out ready to hang the Kaiser: and when adoption of this principle report. was. con inee the full suport ment of the day had told them thewould Parlament should be is the Labour Party's has had a long and honorable ca. not refer to the Sovereign. in its he alters his mind and says, "The will give, becomes the solemn that It dog means a due. his hang is every by used slander representative being jury is it Age it No without rect. the way in which reer not only in Australia, but be- read what the poor Kaiser has been sufficiently one hope of success, and man who votes again power. Is it the duty of the Goon such evidence." his affidavit you will find this evening. the punished," I can only show my alle- of every everything we seek disappears be' fore he came here. He held Cabi- said in because of him the power any vernment to be the accuser, that the honorable You giance by changing my mind, too. not the Constitution if offence Those Affidavits! judge? Under net rank in this country as a col- that he said the and neath our feet. these who by its applicati those used prosecutor, that of an I deliberuntil league of the Prime Minister during member for Kalgoorlie person is found guilty who sit behind the Go- It is on this condition alone that to -day are the vict' The point is that Hughes "From Monday morningevidence law of the Common- gentlemen endorse that principle, can stop here and speak here. What- victorious Parliament yesterday the war, and he also had two sons words: against the had I odious doctrines noon, own at Government their is vernment he ately tried hoodwinking a of which sort for State, these to "What a of the King row. baseprepared of that or conduct now, were and who the not front, be belief the wealth odious may at is ever the was to it me felon's solidarity to this and people for twelve while was it that placed in the argument that would liable to imprisonmentsedition Particular question -be be a Richard III. or a Henry the THE GAG. from not be on. election day make the last sacrifice. attainments?" one apart affidavits qualified hiscorrect. is and such of man Ina in cell run- Australia's Right to Support Ireof Mr. months or longer-and is by reason before us-to be asked to abide by VIII., with his hands steeped that the reportiswas existence, that feeling wasdecidMr. Anstey's Mouth Stop Is not that a corroboration Some gore, or cruel to his wife, as was offences-he that the afPdavits in land. Can anyone of those incapable higher, and there was a such an obnoxious principle. against stead, the fact chosen ning letter? being own of a which was like reporter Mahon's coffin his amendment the The to that of that George I., made tactics will operate only disclosed thathad said his re- ed split in Labour's ranks, anda danWe are asked to expel this hon- say that the sentiments expressed as a Senator or a mem- day these witted by the honorable mem George III., or moral as George IV., who took the notes owing to that sj.lit there wasretained orable gentleman from the Corn. in that letter are not sentiments that or of sitting to has been not Tudor) and (Mr. him, Yarra to true be being must I port was correct! contest between ger of the seat not of clearly won the monwealth Parliamentby because the Motherland, or to Australia, the aside, and it has been The threatened for Labour even if I had felt Melthe there alleged that Whatever .41 friendly a statement declared live I that denitely which in then country I Labour men in the selection selection ballot. made been that have to be jury, Need "Argus" no what and Mr. bourne love judge by no I must be respondhe may do, unity would be ballot has vanished shuns. shall be no calling of eitn and this the callallforthe at a meeting held at Richmond, he what t1 shun enthusiastically and loves, more ham's timely withdrawal, to ed of the death It h. concerning on short speaking call Court. when of war press appropriate no confortunes the daily the from the Should has left withdrawing Catholic sol- by my the late Lord Mayor of Cork. me to choose between the country affirmed that it is the right "copy." Irish solidity,were which I had entered, seek- of we have to consider tempted test in-tothe of all, First of allegiance majority in Parliament to e oath my Labour King, the the and of good idity, Labour solidity ing but honorable member for the whom they may at any time It is a warning. demands that I shall be loyal to and me that movement whether thehad -but survived. has be men- movement. To a right to speak on King, irrespective of his origin,cannot please. That is what all personal considera- Kalgoorlie We take full responsibility for in Australia. There for else- counts above I subject Now, I propose to a such otherwise firmed. the win to conduct, his of Labour tioning "Catholic solidity," want I tiort. quesa that that lobelieve am who I shown is some But amendmentit are further can issue positon. occupy this where in this and I believe that end I movas character does not Prime Minister seat, Sir Joseph Cook: yal and true. I love that King our Rt. Honourable for certainly be accomplished tion of this Would anyone his Catholic- the morecourse To concern Australia. I have sworn to love him. Now,de-I the question be now Iput. I have taken. attacked Mr. Mahon by the comto ask you Australia Catholic of said May the right here the Anstey: deny man Mr. any attacked ask what has fellow workers who ity, as he had am is a FairyI of the question? of its Hien those of my their votes for me in plete self-determination? trimental to the titular head Church through certain IS NOW OPEN. FESTIVAL we have recorded Australia can be If been There not. TOY has warning, would What Speaker: a they is Mr. sure OUR It Nothing. my tender before. I Empire? arcy the selection ballot, of gobate on the motion that the q and wanted to decide the form Upon Kalgoorlie elecsaid has been said about a Governrepeat. DOLLS, TOYS, GAMES, and NOVELTIES of sincere thanks, and I ask them Children. for which we should land Mahon, has be now put. under Mr. vernment because misor but, ment, tors is thrust the responsibility misunderstand to refuse? Governfrom, the others notmy inotiyes in withdraw. live, would Great Britsi: Mr. Anstey: I do not wish said something about adisparaged adding to, or substracting are displayed in Lavish Profusion. possess. construe of the British Emshould not think ment. he is held to have by this hate it. I thing; many privileges the people my past record in the We are a part but I wish be a part desire to regime have ing. I leave we logic, such a because this pire, ing By hands, King. in their his TOYS. but which the Hughes movement Labour MADE on people ready A of the member ma reflects majority the whoever honorable many. and it, any too of if code of ethics, deemed to be and they in reviewing it will see We are Specially Featuring AUSTRALIAN But surely we are as well Ministers of the King de- that the question be now pu as chosen and emphatic reply by goldfields that my only desire is to heal the believe in it.away useful the many our right to disI have finished my speech? fames his Majesty, and by pursuing people is expected. They are Strongly Made, and include breach in the Labour ranks at Kal- not to give arrive at the Mr. Speaker: Yes-that The Welsh importation-low class goorlie, which, I tint*, is existent, cues affairs in other parts of the that argument, you cri- can be moved at any time.. attractive novelties. conclusion that no man canwithout Briton Mr. A .Sanderson, M.L.C.,calls and to strengthen the movement quility here. Minister's Said. Mr. Anstey: In the mid. Asquith King's Mr. right the What ticise not only in this State, bat punishment speech? being liable to theto mete and PRESENTATION BOOKS, throughout Australia." The honorable member for KalPRIZE of out to & GIEEITS Variety proposed Mr. Speaker: Yea. is it Large Office. sediA which News used Daily are have (Noel Sharp, goorlie is alleged to KalgoorMr. Anstey: Thank you. are just to hand. They It the honorable member for Perth.) tious and disloyal utterances. to mach obliged. Get help XMAS CARDS, and Calendars, There is nothing wantingwith lie. PRICES. RIONSIIIENTAt SONEPTSWI is, .I think, admitted by honorable FAIR majority XMAS powerful a at future. but of that, state offered the that being generally members By power. its BOULDER. above are abri. AT (The exercise MEETING the will to TEL A1101 affairs in Ireland, particularly in may be taken from Federal Han, such a majority a minority The following appeared in the regard to reprisals, would be likely Seasonable with tyranEvery Teeming Murray-street, P. last:Bryan, are existence, of A. Monday of out swept Kalgoorlie Miner to compel a person such as the honOUR Numerous ;Departments which are within reach of all. Mot Plitt add ny that gets control of the GovernMr. Hugh Mahon addressed a orable member for Kalgoorlie, who of the exercise Hall prices the at Town by Boulder may, ELOG the in with ment Presents MAHON'S meeting tc speak and Useful Skov Yard was is a native of Ireland, organised forces of the community, AGGRESSOR. yesterday afternoon. The hall Do honorable memindignation. the expense of its opat will its he Honourable do WEST SUBIACO because Right crowded, and the several speakers The object is bers opposite ponents. All that is necessary Why are Hughes, in Federal were each accorded a good recepspoke in that strain? for the dop- Morris during Three minutes an ordered propaganda the Mahon d, tion. Interjections were few, and, they concerned about the words The Go- merit, mind. walk west of public the of "It is a ing can the most part, of a humorous for they itself behind ilsirovernber 11th.: Station was on people use? Is it because vernment may protectprejudices If lie!"-Federal nature. Mr. Mahon's speech made advantage? bloody political or some gain in of sectarian wall the -very a similar lines to the one he back 6387.: p. minds their position cast Saturday night. Mr. they racial hatreds. This -is theourselves Again Welsh statesman recall that one Manufacturers Kalgoorlie on strongly in defence of short time they will in which we have landed is not for fortunately in Australia): and Ins rears Keene spoke At the conclusion of of Britain's leading statesmen, Mr. time. It present the at suffered any Scottish Mr. Mahon. a (Mahon) a represents with moved, Asquith, who when speaking before me to say whether I agreeThere the speeches, Mr. Cavanagh the are this country by virtue of fol- constituency, No utterances or not. em truth maq's said nationality? or Ayr, gion and Mr. McKell seconded at audience MARBLE add a Scottish th many utterances that have of lowing motion: "That this meeting in- lhas traded on both of GRANITE the that, in his opinion, the indoings in them; many things said that on both his Ireland traded denounces as a flagrant outragefrom He is Government PER there British But the passion. PROVIDERS, public MONUMENTS, flame doings religion.-Fede his the on and expulsion of its representative with UNIVERSAL mutual majority of could be compared no finality in the doctrine of Belgium. 1 HEADSTONES, in Parliament by a servileand isard, p. 6388. Germans tinani- of the ex -communication. or not. anti -Labour partisans,Mr. Mandn etc. re- Whether agreeing' withforhim utter that motiely declares that that did anyone say tains the complete confidence of the Mr. Asquith should be expelled T. J. COONAN. Rep. people of this electorate." The mo- once

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(From Our Correspondent). BAZAAR AND ART UNION. The bazaar was brought to a Con Gosnells Catholics held a very elusion last Monday night in the 1400 Anticipated. successful bazaar on Saturday and presence of a very large attendance. (From Our Correspondent). Monday, the 20th and 22nd of NoIt was a great success and was up In a happy speech the Very Rev. to all expectations -a princely amvember, and in spite of the dreadMore Hallinan Chancellor, on Mon. ful heat of the towns in the surresulting. Father Maloney N My dear Children. anticipate a you have the river so very near to rounding day week opened the Maylands ount Father districts. O'Grady to thank all those who in great number of letters during the you and that you can enjoy its was present on Saturday afternoon bazaar for the fourth time in suc- desires 'ch any assisted to make the days between now and the 11th. of pleasures. I hope the wanted rain and evening, and helped things cession, in the presence of a large bazaarway a success, and is grategathering, amid brilliant and pic- ful for such next month from competitors in the came and the crops have benefitted along splendidly. The Limerick numerous unsolicited So far there by it. Was the show a success? I Stall was in the capable hands puzzle competition. turesque surroundings. The Irish gifts thatthewere of forwarded along. War Pipe Band rendered the music, are it number lying before me wait- hope so, and will be glad to hear Mrs. Leitch, assisted by Mesdames Verling, V.G., was aft I have a bundle more about it when you write again, Holt, Sterrick and Sullivan. and the well -stocked and artistically sinMonsignor ing to be opened. who present to witness the drawing of letters waiting to be printed, and which should be before the New worked very hard during the two decorated stalls presented,a gay ap- of the art union. TI :s and the po. I am happy to thiuk that the Corner Year. My love to you and Kath- days. The Novelty Stall, run by pearance. Father Gilroy proposed, pular lady competition, which also and Mr. H. J. Dalton seconded, will be crowded during Christmas. leen and all my little Bridgetown the McNamara family, and assisted on this occasion, were the hearty vote of thanks to the Chan.a closed Before the 11th. comes round, I ex- nieces and nephews-Your loving, by Miss Dunn, were very busy most main attractions for the final night. pect to have several bright little AUNT BESSY. cellos. The bazaar went with a and marked of the time. A block of land to be consequentfrom my big people of the ri stoes swing to the end of the week, and ly prevailed. enthusiasm raffled was the at chief attraction Great excitement was was very well patronised. On 9 Joel Terrace, Mt Lawley, Corner, so I am flattering myself this stall, but this was not drawn; Wed manifested as the numbers went up nesday evening the musical pasty November 2, 1920 tha; we will not be less important a watch and oil painting; the and the winner declared. The Vicar. the also from the Blind School submitted than we were last Christmas. Dear Aunt Bessy,-This is for will take drawing these place presented the prizes allottea third first time I have written tc You, and later. The Fancy Stall, presided I give the second and much appreciated programme. Fora General to each competitor, the successful months past the energetic puzzles this week, and I hope they I hope you will receive me as. one over by Mesdames Cleave and Lasstall- one of whom being Mrs. Yates, I am nine years, lett, looked very pretty will not be beyond the thinking of your nieces. holders and their with its assistants conduct- Home Rule Stall, headed by Mrs. Here and powers of my little friends. in the fourth siendasd. On drapings of bunting and flags; these ed a number of entertainments, and Davidson. The prize was a costume as a result of their zealous labours they are Sunday, mother tool: my sister ladies had as assistants Mesdames to order at Moffat's. The runner-up s to Gardens, me and Queer Pattie another Name. forward Hidden Pilchers and Davies, and Misses move was Miss Nellie Barrett, Young Aushas been and we had a lovely time. There Hocking and Coghlan, who during made in the direction of building tralia the reward being a gold in Time, were not many ducks, but under one I'm lazy and old, my first's commodious church worthy of thata bangle Stall, the two days worked well to make valued at 10 guineas. Miss But never at all in Rhyme; of the little bridges the water was the stall a success. progressive EVERY ARTICLE SO REDUCED THAT ONLY suburb, The Convent Dorothy Kelsall, A feature of Mt. not in full of goldfish -some red, s-me red Hawthorn My second's in Ale, but School competitions realised this stall was the raffling of a gold Her prize was a e88 Stall, was third. Wine and white, sonic the col mi. of mul12s. 4d., and the men', effort solid silver fivesguinea purse. FIX cvont CAN At noon when the milkman calls I let, and there was one blue on. bangle, donated by Mrs. P. J. Fox, TRANSPIRE! The ed for £100 8s. 8d. The complete de- fourth prize went to Miss of Sydney, sister of Mrs. Cleave, Mayes, of dine; Queen's Have you ever been to tails are not yet to hand, but the the Children of Mary Stall. Miss My third and fourth are in Beer and Gardens, Aunt Bessy? It is worth which was won by Miss Hocking, committee anticipate No. 449. The retotal ap- Davies, of the De Valera Stall, took Bread, The flowers are he-iutiful. of Gosnells, ticket a visit. proaching £400, which isa indeed Here are a few Sale Lines from each Department: looked cool and invery fifth prize, and the Osborne Park The neighbours say I have a lovely There are too many to name. When freshment stall satisfactory considering that three, viting and did credit to the ladies Stall annexed the sixth by the canhead; we reached home we were very tired in charge. other bazaars were in full swing the didature of Miss Mesdames Potter and Dainty Lace -trimmed CAMI1. Nora Keane. The My fifth, if you look, you'el find in but happy. MILLINERY. told Hall, Ladies' Artificial Silk I think I have same week within the metropolitan seventh prize who had as willing helpers SUL.no, V -cut neck, trimmed three-quarter length, in HOSE, went to Miss Nora Why, A useful you all, so I will say gyv:Itye, with Misses Potter Droop HAT, white for girls, suburban area. and Juice. Miss Mary Flynn, on the Kerry Stall, Numerous wasning lace strong and insertam. File Now, tell me, my darlings, who am love to the 'wee ones" and yourself. while in tagel champagne, straws, golden, inlet brown, with colourand shows supplemented the takings Holt, who had with her Misses Sale torte*, 4s. 11d. at Miss Edwards, of the Kilkenny I. ed bands, embroidered grey. -Your would-be niece, the various Stalls, and all workea fronts, James and Morris at the Sweet and trimmed Stall was awarded the eighth. Out -size American Cotton with MONICA SMITH, Sale faille Price, 6s. 11d. ribbon. together What am I? with splendid Ice Cream Stall; these young ladies The parishioners join the V has a, with or wstnout sleeves. Sale Price, 4/11. Ladies' Black, also White Cot. We regret that space thisharmony. I'm tail and soft and smooth and My dear Monica,-You are very in their white frocks and in special gratitude towards priest dainty w.cut neck. the ton HOSE, double sole, seamless: will not permit the publication week many white, A Child's Peter Pan HAT, paper welcome to our Corner, and I hope aprons looked as cool as the ice outsiders who contributed Seas rrice, Ss. 11d. of all Sale Price, 2s, the a names is light. golden And my head of those Panama, assorted stripes, in all 8. CHILLizsZOI S Dr..rAUTMINT. to keep you with us for a long cream they were kept busy serving. worked, but their support one way or another in 13. VEILINGS AND LACES. Father Lynch desireswho In the day I'm not often seen: shades and sizes. while. 1 am really pleased to know The stall -holders hope to hand in preparation to complimens for and during the White Voile FROCKS, yokes and thank all those who in I've mated with beggar, prince, and that you had a jolly little outing at quite a large sum to the Church din. Hemstitched HANDKERSale Price, 1/11. any course of the bazaar. emorualerea, in coiours, s,estves way contributed towards queen; Queen's Gardens. I think they are fund. The art union drawing resafted A Child's Paper Panama HAT, set in, notion threaded at waist, CHIEFS, fine quality. the achievement When night comes down with creepy delightful, and surely a great plea of Sale Price, 2s. these 3d. per half as dos. follows: gratifying -1st., No. 634; *rut! No. soft trimmed down brim, dented sizes athn., re. sults, including those who in this fears, Fit well VEILS, in fine open sure to Perth people. I often 1719; 3rd, 1706; 4th, 4039; 5th, 6233; or plain crown. Sale Price, 10s. 6d. and the Eastern States sold The children call fur Inc in tears. spend an afternoon there, and watch mesh, in cream, saxe, navy, black. Sale Price, 4/11. art 6th, 4278. union tickets and sent donations. Put a hat on my golden head, Children s Smart Styles in Crepe the begging ducks and the goldfish. very pleased that you found plenty Sale Price, 3/9 each. One of the most attractive and 2. SKIRTS. The Children of Mary stall was And I'll stand like a white thing I think it is the prettiest patch in of enjoyment at the show, and that FROCRa, nice near striped crepe, exciting features of the bazaar was Net VEILING, in black and sided over by Miss M. Kenny pre the "Popular dead. this city. I am sure you slept well, your first experience of the merryA Stuart Walking Skirt, of good in assorted coiours, sizes 2i tn., white, brown, and black. Baby Competition," orand Mrs. go-round was a Finey, pleasant one. I's 00irs, eain. the refreshments by ganised by the Mount Hawthorn Monica dear, and was very grateful style, in white linnene, finished Sale Price, U. lid. yd. These competitions are open to to Mrs. Rose and Mrs. O'Connor, Sale Price, lie. 6d. mother. Write often, little sure Dad was delighted when Daisy with pockets, shaped belt, and and Stall. Twelve candidates were nomVandyke and Filet Lace. Sale all my little friends in the Corner friend, the drew the first prize in the butter Cavan Stall to your loving, crochet by Mr. A. E. Ar- inated, and the contest was decidbuttons. White Lawn FROCKS, skirt of Price, 6s. 11d. dozen; insertion to not over the age of twelve. In dethur, and the miscellaneous test. And you, too, were amongst AUNT BESSY. Sale Price, 16/6. stall by ed by penny votes. Early in the flouncing embroidery, basuee trim- match, Sale Price 3s. Ltd. dozen. ciding the winner I shall take the Mr. Rose. the notables. Well, Charlie, I con. The girls' competition week it was apparent that the med emoruidery and Insertion, A Useful SKIRT, Fancy NET, in cream and whits, conin first correct answer to each puzzle striped was gratulate you. I am won very pleased by Miss A. Buckenara, test would be a duel between Miss "Glanmon," Coombeidale. sizes 2tin. and 34m., 11s. 3d.; 45in. palm 37m. wide. beach cloth, latest from the bunch of letters as they cut. with with Miss P. Lockhart second, to hear that you are helping at the Novembe- 7, 1920. panels at sides, finished with but. and 30in., 13s. 3d.; 39m. and 3am., Sale Prise, Os. lid. yd. .and Mollie Branch and Mr. and Mrs. are being opened after the 11th. of Miss altar, and hope that you will soon K' Mahoney Dear Aunt Bessy,-I saw my third. The Carmody's twin boys. lie, tee. tons and broad belt. Little Mol this month. Imitation Torchon LACE and competition was won by Masterboys' in the RECORD 'ass Friday be able to serve Mass without assss V. lie kept a few votes ahead until FriSale Price, 24/9. that letter ' Tabby has a hazy notion INSERTION, Rose, with Master F. Hinds a week, and was 9. MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING glad to hear tance. .I think it is lovely to be a close day night, when the supporters of something out of the ordinary is that you were very second. little Sale Price, boy 3. Is. 6d. so dozen. near to the BLOUSES. Blessed In well. I have been the men's "Carmody's colts" backed them for DEPARTMENT, 'happening, and his sleepy eyes are waiting for my Mr. P. Dunne was first, competition I am glad to hear that to collect Sacrament. 14. DRESS DEPARTMENT. A Dainty White Organdie and Mr. T. a fair amount. On Saturday night Hoye' White Drill Tunic more alert than they have been for something for the card O'Connor second. there was a neck and neck go, first ones." My Pansy is doing so well, and hope BLOUSE, square neck, with yoke SU IS, superior quality, sizes 0 Tuseore a long while. He is quite interest- brother Vincent is "we: SILK, very special line, you will draw a prize at a future New Norcia, effect, embroidered fronts, wits to 5. one and then the other gaining the Art Union Results, a beautiful soft, finished, and pure ed in noting the piling of letters on but I don't suppose atthey show, just as Dad did. Thank you lead. get Val. much insertion, The poll dosed at 10 o'clock cuff or bell First, No. 160, Hatch Bros., Perth. sleeves, Sale Price, 12s. 6d. silk. the side table, and I'm sure he won- time to write there. Tee fancy for the love you send the "wee ones" sharp on Saturday night. At 9.45 large sizes. Second, Sale No. Price, ders what ail the fuss means. Let a dress ball was a great success, and and your loving 5a. Ltd. yd. 3771, Mrs. Boys' Tietyens, all interest became centred Superior Poplin Sport Sale Price, 8/11. Albury, on the for to cat alone N.S.W. inquisitiveness. Love SUL i 6, lined knickers, best make Extra Special GABERDINE & AUNT BESSY. myself very muds We Third, No. 5160, Mrs. W. Donohoe, voting board, and excitement was at A Good Washing BLOUSE, in and knish, sizes 11 to 12. all my little friends -Your loving, Iareenjoyed GABERTWILLS, in white, cream, having our exam. at school fever heat. Three minutes to go Maylands. fine white AUNT BESSY. voile, trimmed with Sate rnce, 19s. Ild., rise is. size. and coloured grounds, all smart now, and I hope that I will pass and Fourth, No. 4888, Mrs. Marsh, found Mollie leading by a short head, Val. and filet insertion, V. neck, outes' Long 'trousers Sport stripes. 40in. wide. go up to the fourth standard Aunt C/o Railway Station, Kntanning. then 10s. gave the twins the lead. North Perth. roll collar, finished crochet but- Sell lb, neat colourings, splendid Sale Price, 2s. lid. yd. Acknowledgments. Bessy, will you send me e photo. of November 15, 11120. This was quickly covered by sup. Fifth, No. tons. 3878, J Sandeman, wear, sizes 1 to 24. the "wee as ones"? I would like to porters of Branch's little queen: and SILK, in brown, Dear Jap. Aunt navy, and Bessy,-I Maylancis, Winnie Slater, Goornalling, revery Sale Price, 10/6. Sale Price, £2 19s, 6d. one. I think I will close now sorry for not being able to am then another 10s. was put on Carviolet only, 28in. wide. Sixth, turned her card and £1/1/- for the have write to No. 4189, Mies A Large Range of White Voile D. Chamber. mody's duo. Just on with to love the "we, nes" and Men's Poplin three you -garment Sale Price, 2s. yd. before, lid. the tick of 10 but as it lain, ones." was "wee My very sincere yourself, and kisses Perth. BLOUSES. of exceptional qual- SUI1S, well taeored, all sizes. for the "wee time we were so busy that I show the relatives of Mollie Branch made thanks. Winnie dear. did Seventh, No. 16. 2558, MANCHESTER. J. ity, White embroidered (Harfronts or daintily their final effort with 123.. which Sale Price, £13 2s. 6d. not have time to write. Auntie Eileen Hart, Subiaco, returned ones." -Your loving niece, ris-Scarfe), Perth. trimmed with Val. or filet lace, V Sport style, bale Price ta 19s. 8d. Insheen Damask CLOTHS, hemLizzie and Uncle Will were staying MOLLIE NIcHULLEN. her card and 30/- for the "wee Eighth, No. 3531, Miss O'Neil, Fre- gave her a majority of 147 votes, or square necks. Men's Grey and she was declared the "most Flannel Sport stitched all round, beautiful qualour place during show week. I .nes." Thanks very much, Eileen, mantle. My dear Mollie, thought your at Sale Price, 14/ity, exquisite designs, size 2yds x .SUBS, saw superior make and many finish, interesting amvery grateful. Ninth, exhibits, but No. 2318, Rev. Father Gil- popular baby" amidst great excitecard was sent to you. I am sure I liked 2yds. sizes 3 and 4 only. ment. The voting was: Mollie 4. DUSTCOATS. roy, Albany. it was listed for mailing. I A little the fancy work test of all. Sale Price, 19s. 8d. each. Sale Price, £2 Os 6d. Branch, 1,325; Carmody's Twins, schoolmate of mine succeedA Very Smart Dustcoat, in light, (Signed) E. J. Kenny, hoe. sec. look up my lists again. I won'ictoria Park, P.O., Nov. le, 1920. must 1,178; Teresa Flynn, 138; Joseph ed in winning Special Satin first prize Finished SERin compoweight tussore silk, swing or beltMen's 3 -garment Tweed SUITS, why Vincent hadn't written. sition, Dear Aunt Bessie, ---This is my dered and I received second prize. ed back, trimmed with coloured in nice grey and heather tweeds, VIETTES, extra quality, in alThe children's annual entertain- Berry, 57; Basil Berry. 55; Baby I am glad he is at New Norcia, and rat letter to you, and I hope you I hope he is Russell. 44; Baby Poole. 94; Ron You may most be any sure I 21 was size x silk design, 21. ment proud of bands good will. on fitting. take collar, place at the well with his cuffs, end ill accept me for one of your nieces studies. I amdoing Kingsbury, 37; Akriee Doti,, 26: because it is so long since Sale Price, is. 70. each. lands Convent School, GuildfordMay. pockets. Sale Price, £4 2s. bd. glad to hear the myself, -rd.. Annie Downie, 20; Frank Dwyer, I would like to do something for I entered any show work. next I was Wednesday Sale Price, fancy El dress ball 15s evening was a 9d. Striped great success, & WINCEYETTES (December 18: Edna McCarthy, 1.2. he dear little "wee ones." I am only in third infants when I got 10. MERCERY & HAT DI. 8th), when an excellent programme FLANNELETTES, 33in, wonder5. FROCKS. lessen years old, and I attend the and that you enjoyed yourself at it. first prize for my chalk PART)diNT. will be submitted. drawing. hope you will get a pass into the My dear ful value. nvent School, Victoria Park Ifourth A Dainty White Voile FROCK, Aunt Bessy, my sister standard. Sale Price, is. lid, yd. Should I get a Kathleen will send On Sunday week 26 children re-at the residence Men's Fashion SHIRTS, made am= and my two little Mothers bodice trimmed with filet lace and you her collect of Mr. and Mrs ceived their first Holy Communion Franklin, 16. PATENT MEDICINES. immie and 'Commie, have been up. photo of the "wee ones" I will send ing card with the sum she has insertion, pin tucks and henistitch- of a fancy striped Oxford shirt. who always cater for the colsod were subsequently entertained happy first Mg, latest design and colours. o Dadda on the trans-Avstralian you one. At present I haven't any. lected early next week. ing ,dainty roll collar. Roger and Skirt Gallet's Butterfly. Communicants. Mollie, wide our Sale Prue, 1.1s. 6d. .e; we expect them home this Thank you for the love and kisses baby sister, is such a darling, and tuck effect on hips. PERFUME. walk, and I am so glad. I have ten you send the "wee ones" and your she is only three years old. Sale Price, £2 12s. Sale Price, Sd. bottle. When Fashion SHIRTS, with separate AUNT BESSY. .vely little white chickens, such loving, Dadda asks her how many Gods A White Voile FROCK of sup- collar to match, made of a fancy 22 Holdsworth-st., Fremantle, Vinolia Favourite Toilet SOAP, ear little things, and my sister there are, she says one, and she erior striped quality. twill 14, shirting, three in November 1920. Bodice stylish pat. cakes fancy and box, assorted skirt ,thleen has eleven. We are wait- Dear Aunt God loves her. Mother reads trimmed with hemstitched tucks, terns. Bessy,-I :appose you says perfumes. for Christmas and all the good the Corner disround neck, bell sleeves, finished Sale Price, lie. 3d. I have forgotten you. Sale Price, is. lid. box. Al- appointed to us, and is very .ings it brings. Dear Aunt Bessie, think with crochet buttons. I have been careless about from the when she sees no letters .must conclude my little letter, though to Nulife Bath CRYSTALS, 61b Sunday School children Men's White Tennis SHIRTS, you, you have often been she Sale Price, £2 16s. d you must excuse it, being my writing packets. Hardly a day passes without its publication of some song or piece asked to write to you. with collar and pocket. It is A sensible White Voile FROCK, .t. With love to you and the in my thoughts, and I cell ask you getting so warm lately for the piano. Sale Price, 9d. pkt. Some of these compositions "take on" -others take in." Sale Price, 8s. lid. down here to forgive me for my I neglect. suitable -r "we ones." for afternoon - wear. remain your trust But once every year there appears a tidy tuneful volume of songs and that the grass, wild flowers, 17. FANCY and DEPARTMENT. you and the "wee ones" are garden flowers Bodice and skirt trimmed with sing would-be niece, Men's Fur Felt HATS, latest solos that gladdens every heart. are all drying off. I well. We have had a very busy Xylonite Soap Cases, wide in filet insertion and pin tucks, shapes, in grey and fawn shades. various ESTHER PARRON. in the Corner that one of your That volume is Paling's Annual, and its 40th birthday is celebrated time down here for the last six saw colours. Vneck, wide coloured silk sash. Sale Price, 1St. 6d. old nieces, Kathleen Bourke, said You are very welcome, Esther months with the Christian by the following fine selection: BroSale Price, is, 6.1 each. Sale Pros CI lbs. Men's Panama HATS, fine plait, r, to our Corner. to you. But I am very thers Appeal. I don't Those that worked goodbye SONGS. White Xylonite Hair BRUSHES, A large range of quaint and white bleach, stylish shapes. eased to get a new neice from on this appeal must be very proud think I will ever say goodbye. AlSale Price, 245. 8d. good quality. ctoria Park, and one who is amt. of the result of their Latour. The though my letters are few, I will pretty FROCKS, in crepe-de-chene, "Let Me Hear the Songs my Mother Used to Sing' Sale to work for the "wee ones." I Sisters of St. Joseph's had a very try and write more often. I am 12 suitable for Xmas or race wear. Price, 111. ltd. each. "Beautiful Bird, Sing On." Fur Felt HATS, with cut pe Mamma and Jim and Tom nice garden party yesterday after - years old and in the fourth' class at Prices ranging from £4141., orMen's Ladies' Black Morocco Hand "I'm Wearing My Heart Away for You." welted edge, in smart Oxford rid Dadda quite well, and I am non: the proceeds are to go We will soon have 20/6/., £8/8/-, to 20 guineas. patterns. BAGS, envelope shape, leather our "Memories of Days That Ara Gone." to school. examination, e he was very please to see them. their new and if we pass we will lined. "Sometimes." home at 6. CORSETS, Sale Price 1.3s. lid, go into the fifth class at the beginope the little white chickens will which they have only Kalamunda, Sale Price. 13s. 6d. each. purchased C.B. Sports PIANO SOLOS. CORSETS, elastic of next year. .id the cats of the neighbour- recently. As I will bring I have no 11. GLOVES. more ning 18. HABERDASHERY. inlet at waist, medium long hips, my letter and grow into big profitable news, I will conclude. --From to a close with lots of Moonlight Serenade. your love and Fownes' 10 -button Length Fine with suspenders attached, sizes The Sunbeam HAIRPINS, ea Is. I should be sorry to hear loving niece, kisses to you and the Lisle GLOVES, pastels shadee sorted sizes, large DOZES. 20 to 28. "wee ones." t Kathleen and yourself would remain your loving True Blue Fox Trot. only. MONICA KINSELLA. Sale Price, lie, 8d. niece, e any disappointments with the Sete Price, 4d. box. Sale Price, Is. 6d. pair. Well, truly, Monica, dear, I :r little things. I hope Father FAITH FITZGERALD. R. and M. Topless CORSETS, in Black and White Boned BELT. Jasper Dance. ristmas will bring you and all thought you had tired of the CorFownes' 2 -button Suede Finish ING, 2in. wide, Is. 3d. yd.; din. pink or white, long over hips, Your letter, my dear Faith, was love heaps of happiness -Your ner, but I am really glad you very welcome. Lisle GLOVES, in white, drab, wide, ls. 11d. yd; 4in. wide, 2s. girdle waist, sizes 20 to 28. Wedding Bells (Gavotte). I am very grateful 3d. haven't and that I had a weeny to Kathleen for the helping hand ing. and chamois. AUNT BESSY. Sale Price, 22/6. yd. place in your thoughts. So I am she gave the "wee ones." I am glad Sale Price, 7s. 6d. Toot Sweet Fox Trot. Lapped R. TAPE, and all M. widths, Free 9d. Hip CORSETS, delighted that there is nothing very that you found so much to interest "Tara vale." Bridgetown. 10 -button Length Silk GLOVES, per dozen pieces. in strong white coutille, lightly serious to forgive and much to be you in the show, and that you Dance of the Brownies. November 1. 1920. 19. ART NEEDLEWORK. boned, side and front suspenders, double tips, in grey, navy,fawn, were pleased with now that Coates's Mercerised extra low bust, sizes 20 to 28.. and black. ear Aunt Bessy,-----I intended turned to the Corner. you have re- amongst the prize winners. Crochet I am The "wee always Indian Love Waltz. very COTTON, pleased all S ale ing to you every day during the when I hear of numbers, Sale Price, 19/6. Price, 1I1. 3d. and myself are both faring. the success of my little Sale Prise, is. 3d. ball. t fortnight, but somehow or ot- ones" 7. UNDERCLOTHING. and I hope Monica has noth- tle Mollie is progressingfriends. Lit. 12. HOSIERY. Bluebird Walt' the days slipped fin. Kathleen nicely in her Pilgrim FLOSS, in all shades. complain about. I am sure catechism, surely. Large size American VESTS, low to you last week, and told all ing towere Ladies' Heavy Weight Black Sale Price, 4d. ak., Is. 11d. By and bye she dos. in the thick of the scurry will come to our Corner. cut neck, short sleeves, fine ribbed (Burson) Cotton HOSE. Romance F Major. news-past, present and future, you and be as double Brihteye COTTON, in all for during the bazaar, and much pleasure us as she is to you. cotton. ou cannot expect a long letter that funds solo and heel, seamless. shades. were very pleased with the Mother is veryto good Sale Price, h. 8d. Chant de Pendule. me. The proceeds ef our great you to S ale take 2s. suan Price, 4d. Sale Prise, id. ban, Is. 11d. success doz. of the undertaking. interest in our page. al bazaar amounted to £145, The results were I wish there fine, and I think were many Question Waltz. h is quite a large for Fremantle sum amongst our pat itself on the mothers whomore would interest them ,etown. It was very warm to- back. I can the garden party selves in us. What great good we Roguish Eyes Mazurka. and as it was a ss' ool holiday brought in hope a nice wallet of notes could all do for the "wee ones" and sent most of the day et the to the Sisters. 82 pages of beautifully.printad music with word., etc., for I know they de- for charity. It is too early ior bathing serve a very big one. Kathleen has taisen only 1/6, or 1/9 post free. but we enjoyed ovrseives im- my dear niece, from Love to you, her cloak from the peg in oar Cornyour loving, er, and bade us good-bye. ly. I think we will soon get But SEND FOR YOUR COPY TODAY. AUNT BESSY. sometimes, perhaps, she will come rain, as it is very sultry this Post to us direct your Drapery Orders, the same reducamongst us. Bessie Maguire often 'sig. The crops a"ound here writes, and I don't think ust in need of a little ruin now, C/o Railway Station, IZatanning, Bessie tions are fof YOU as well as for those who shop at will forget us. will be pleased to see it come. I don't like goodNovember 11, 1920. byes Somehow I can't see too well agricultural show is to be held Dear our Counters. Aunt Bessy,--I will now when I'm e 10th and 11th of November. tell you saying them, so I am all about our show. It was glad we will one of the principal events of grand weather have Faith with us for for the ()canon. We r, so we all hope to enjoy had two so long. I hope you will sucdays' show, and I enjoyed ever Ives then. in being promoted to the fifths Well, as I have myself very much. I went on ceed ng more to class say, I will close the merry-go-round, Thank you, dear, for the which is somePOSTAL ADDRESS, BOX 57, G.P.O. PERTH best love to yourself end the thing new to me; love kisses you send the "wee and I saw the ones"and ones." Wishing the RECORD sheep dog trial, and and your loving, I think the success. remit:j. our lay - doge did their work well AUNT BESSY. Dad got lace, first prize with Dais--ln the butter NORA RYAN. test. We get plenty of fresh milk J. SPIGL to drink. I also got first prize dear Nora, have re. should to your letter earlier, and I with my Indian Runner drake, and TOBACCONIST, PERTH, orry if you have been kept will get 7/6 for my prise. I ant .g over long. I was very learning to serve at _Mies. Seanley Will be pleased if you would call for when Kathleen said( you and Arthur Norrish 'help me to your requirements and save money. The Three B's mean Shaving 4d.; Haircutting 9. 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the Moseley on the lower pitch, other two teams having an afternoon off, as Dawson had finished his Young won the toss, Ante round. The first two wicelected to bat. kets fell for 20, but Livesley and Gill made a determined stand, end at the conclusion of the alternoon's pray, Gill was 58 and Livesley 53. The match was continued on Thtesday, but Gil: was caught by Martell at slips before he had the chance of becoming set, with 60 to. his credit. Livesley soon settled down to punish the bowling, and when he was

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C.B.C. v. High School. Played on the. W.A.C.A. ground AT west wicket on Friday. 26th utt., on Tuesday, 30th ult High Schcol won the toss and had first use of a perfect wicket. The side was not score of 106. and Peckham's 6 fo disposed of until late in the after- reaming fixtures are reprinted. lee CRICKET noon, when the big score of 416 was dates for the remaining Sheffield 63, were the outstanding features o High School's hat. Shield game are also given:on the board. the game. (By "WATTLE.", hog was good, but the attack was Dec. 3, 4, nd 5.-v. Australian "B" Grade Games. W.A.C.A. Games-Saturday's Play woefully weak, and the fielding was XI., at Brisbane: Dec. 8 and 9, a'. Subiaco v. East Perth sA" Grade. at times very lax. However, the Toowoomba. at Tooweeenba; Dec. caught, after an hour and a half's From 7 for 112, East Perth cat High School lads deserve every 11-13. v. Newcastle, at Newcastle; batting, he had made 140, the bigClaremont, 200. defeated North Heath (42) credit for punishing the "tripe" Dec. 14 and 15. V. N.S.W. Colts. at Perth, 187 and 133, by 13 runs an tied the total to 190. gest individual score in the juniors top Sydney Boys' Own Annual, 15/-; Girls Own Annual, 16/. Chums, 10/6. hit hard and often. Carter (181 ails0 served up to them. Thiel wastime. the first innings. Young's last wicket reason. First Test.-Dec. 17, 18, 20 21, v. this Strang's Annual for Boys, 7/8: Mrs. Steang's Annual for Girls, Subiaco, 60 and 6 for 153 ((leela: did well. This gave Easts a lead o scorer, with 79 scored in good Herbert the total of leav fell for grand 284, Subiaco Though let off by the field on sec. Australia, at Sydney; Dec 22, 23, v. ((d), defeated East Perth, 99 and 100 on the first innings. 7/6; Young Australia, 8/8; Australasian Boys' Annual, 8/11; AustralaMoseley ing half an hour to play. a was try innings his the and occasions, Dec. 27, 28, time, eral at Goulburn; Goulburn, second a runs. batted 106, outright by 8 sian Girls' Annual, 8/11; Chatterbox, 7/6; Our Darlings, 5/11; Empire went in with the intention of bloc:sre - good one. Morey also showed good v Bendigo, at Bendigo. West Perth, 238. defated Midland realised, 156, so that East Perthrnin ing time out, and just managed to Annual for Australian Boys, 5/d; Empire Annual for Australian Girls, form in notching 76. Nathan, who 7 for 252 (declared), by six runs on (mired 56 to get, with about 40 Armstrong-Champion. Warwick do so. eight wickets haying fallen 5/6; Caseeles Annual, 8/6: Bo-Peep, 5/6; Tiny Tots, 4/6; Mrs. Strang's toes in which to accomplish the scored 57, showed real good form. first innings. a when the match was declared batted but He is not yet fifteen, "A mighty man is he," might be draw on time. task. Annual for Children. 6/11; Tiny Folks' Annual, 8/6; Baby's Annual, "B" Grade. 2/11. champion. Subiaco's main run-getters were with great confidence throughout, written of Australia's 1/8; Jolly Books, 6/6; Our Little Tots, 6/11: Child's Companion, Lanigan obtained 5 wickets and East Perth, 190 and 5 for 42, de Jones (371, Barnard (29), Richard - and is correct in every detail. He Warwick Armstrong, who will lead 3. Ward Lock's Wonder Books of Aircraft, Ships, Railways, Children, feated Subiaco, 90 and 156, by 100 eon and Menkins (23), Strangman should develop into a top-notchcr. the Australians in the fight for "the Young On Sunday, 27th., Moseley played runs on the first innings. Nations, Animals, Soldiers, Navy, etc., etc., 7/6 each. His lat. (12), and Rowe (10), while the East Smith (481. Irwin (431, Loton H. Ashes" against England. and Knox West Perth, 70 and 5 for 96, de- Perth trund:ers were 'McLeod (3 for (23). Christian 116). Waldeck (20), est feat is to score 157 not out again Lit)ngo. while Livesley up scratch teams from the Send for List of Prise Books. feated Midland, 52 and 109, by five 35), Pascall (2 for 27), Heath 12 for and Loton T. (12), also scored well. st South Australia. At one stage of picked "compo." wicke ts. As started before Christian's bowl. the game six for 202 was the score, men not playing in the 30), Miller (2 for 18), Elliott (1 fur Lithe() In the latter match match. 25, for two North Perth, 137 and 4 for 52, de- 24). ing was weak. Bernell, with Armstrong 67 not out. The batted during the whole two hours of feated Claremont. 138 and 88, by At "stumps" East Perth had 42 Bovlson, 1 for 20. O'Brien 2 for 45, total reached 310-an addition 2 for 88, 108 runs. end as Armstrong increas of play, making 175, the chief servsix wickets. on the board for five wickets, V Lightly 1 for 28. McAuliffe, wickets. being Hennessy 53, Scott 38, and the his score to 157, it will be seen ers ed Harrold (15), and Evans (11 not Clark, 1 for 99, securedwhich Performances of Note. The other match was to bat. that he was responsible for 93 out Lithgo 29. RensGiven an hour in out), being scorers-in -chief. more interesting. Livesley lost the "A" Grade. Mc. 85, for 20) one for ran up Christians wf that 108-a wonderful achieve. ford (3 for 20) and Jones (2 and was sent to the wickets. Auliffe scored forty of these in a rnent. Warwick Arm- toss In stature Batting: K. Hodge (Cie, 106, did the bowling. .nod innings of 40 minutes' duration. strong is a colossus. He is 6ft. 3:n, The side was dismissed after bat. Healy (S.), 70; Borthwick (Me, 98 side; of in height, and weighs just on 19st. sing an hour and three quarters fox eat; Smith (N.P.1, 42; Thorne West Perth v. Midland -Guildford. He scored freely on both mistake, of 115. Lanigan (35), no made end Edmondson wicket, the He was born in 1879 and so is in the total(20), WT.!, 41 not out; the on Midland, with 3 for 30 Wallace Gill (15) were WELLINGTON and MURRAY STREETS, PERTH :: his his (E.P.), e(); ex"eot the stroke that cost himshort He first played in Grogan 42nd. year. (W.P.), 40; Evans ran to 109. C. Groves (30), erielret. For the et the highest scorers. when be had a go at a November, in shield cricket Sheffield Knight (W.P.), 32; J. Clark (W.P.), board, Sefand 1221, Clune (22), Groves obtained 4 wickets. and pitched one. hut not eettine it 1899, against South Australia, and tack Kelly 30; Veryard ( W.P.1. 26; Howard G. ton (13) did best with the bat. Penen he made a good beginning with 36 Young and Knox three each. Knox snuarele to ball was skied and (9), IRISH NATIONAL (S.), 26 not out. players IRISHAUSTRALIAN rose (4 for 23). S. Smith (3 for 23), ease eerinee accented. and Young then opened, but the spots. A hint of advice to fielding. Clark In the following 8. and Bowling: Edmondson (W.P.), not out suceessthe FORESTERS (3 for 27) were were together year, against South Australia, he former had the misfortune to be is to pay more attention to SOCIETIES. for 20; Peckham (Cl.), 8 for 63; Styles that were thus and Lightly (141 Perth game the of West part bowlers. bowl OW this ful on every first in run out the is it as called. Thorne time was A SOCIETY TOR I the century with 118. He Ines ing to a fine return from leg by most games are lost, although mem Hennah (S.), 4 for 32: with 91 to get to win outright, when on topped carried -ins Christi Tuesday Society. On cricket in all kinds of Ireland shone out Young (W.P.), 3 for 19; Meek (E.P.), 4 for left five Cheapest No Initiation lee. anti accomplished the task with The wickets continued to bens of teams are not aware of it; lintel the total of 174 was reached. inter-State. and International. Conway. 27. tributions. There was a very fair attendance wickets to spare. Saw (58 not out) Lightly went to 65-a chancelese inn. club, fairly rapidly and cheaply, 7 see to it lads. "B" Grade. Playing for the Melbourne ,sub fall hitting. being of members at the meeting held last Branches: Hugh O'Neill, P 60 runs when scored his runs by hard being down for fears, wickets seven A lot of hot criticism is included that inns amass1903, he in University against Miss Doherty meets alternate Thursdays, in ---,Batting: Saw (W.P.), 56 not out; while Clarke (25) scored his runs in Llesei get a very uereel 24 which sed the record score of 438, and in the match was adjourned after half showered on the touring Englishmen Monday evening. an Trades Hall (Room 14), Beauf Green (4 for Heath E.P.), 42; T. Jones (S.), 37: orthodox fashion. The scorers were in regard to their slow method of opened the proceedings with four Ws. Clarke (10) was pennant matches alone he has made an hour's play. emirs overture, and was followed with a street, Perth. Brian Baru Br if the C. Groves (M.), 30; Barnard (5.1, 16), and Nichol (1 for 18) were included reach 200 and ever at least seven times. Dawson (131). Young (15). Lani- scoring. However, to briteman other oohthe we would jig by Mr. S. Boland. A song by Fremantle, every alternate Tu cricket, 29: Woodthorpe (W.P.), 26 lot out: the wicket getters. fast won and school wickets, Livesley for gan bagged 4 hungry are Teeth double figures. It is claimed for him that he is the and McNamara fol- Friendly Societies Hall, 64 Ade ' Richardson (S.), 25; Clarke (w.p.), has now won the com- advise them to pay a visit to the Misses Brennan North Perth v. Claremont. on the first inning, by 244 runs.(two greatest "all-rounder" in the world, 3. Young His again street, Secretary's address. a lowed, and then Mr. Boland 25: Brickley (Cl.), 27. lead is too great fee goldfields, and they will have Trwie (fee, for 341 Nathan WI) and in this respect it is interesting petition. erne Keating, 23 Burt -street, Frernan Having disposed of Claremont for a favored the gathering. this up knock Bowling: Williamson (N.P.). 6 for can locals him. The teams to beat the fee any of the as (two feast, Christian figures 7 for 103 on the for 17), up "first-class" compare his to putting and botn English Penrose a recitation in 136 with 8; Charles Stuart Parnell, Bou for does 3 so (Cl.), 21: Cavey are: Young, 17: Dawson, 13; score in no time. Especially North Perth held Thiel (nee for five) were the success- with those great "all -rounders"--- points H arid Irish. Miss Doherty delighted Secretary's address, Court second (W.P.), 4 for 23; S. Smith f\V.P.), first day's play, to B.C.Y.M.S. Lithgo, 10; 8. and Moseley, apply this on was 157 runs ful bowlers. George Giffen and M. A. Noble. and with her singing, Boulder; meets alternate Fsi the members invariabto seem 3 for 23: Styles (W.P.), 3 for 27; the wickets until all as they eleven, effort, throe: the second the figuresio the In are C.E.G.S. These v. Midland Junction, advantage John Dillon, board, heard t6 College Mr. was the Doheny So 20. Scotch Ranford (S.), 3 for JUVENILES. ly "swing from the boot laces." scoring Armstrong.-In Aus Warwick Claremont did very poorly, 27, for have to in 'Meeting of the Waters," and as F. O'Malley, Quebec -street, Mi Keith Hodge--Centurion. Scotch batted first, but fell not and As there were two more matches the senior eleven always Brickley made tralia: 192 innings, 23 not outs, an encore gave "Love's Young Junction. From 61 unfinished on the pre- only 68. score of 64. Stein (29 poor trim their sails to a certain extent the tile played of be Newbey Cies Eng. to played, cause In main 48 7. The average runs; 12. 8,244 Money to Lend on applieati Hodge, Wright privilege of Dream." Mr. Walsh was prevailed the (12) were the only vious aturday's play, Keith them Nairn giving and before out). The latter secur on Wednesday. to who -1,569 outs, sand: 142 innings. 28 not upon to give one of his inimitable the Society's Solicitors, Mews. a of anhad kind they a very promising colt. advanced to collapse was Williamson, any make However, to game. a to for three, batsmen toss, and sent Newby in won the two Sonth In 39.38. Fewster and R. Maxwell, Barracka average, for 21, runs; It six his "Michael 4's. ed recitations, and twenty in against included last no difficulty 106. which The fielding was keen and other victory on Sunday and McNam- stand. C.E.G.S. hadopponents' were: Dwyer" was received with great ap Perth, or the General Secretary, score. Africa: 5 innings, 1 not out, '291 bat. bowling was a fine solid innings. and won ,Lancaster one for nil, clever. Newbey was Trafalgar. The chief scorers met with suc iese overhauling their Totals, 339 in. the J J. Snigg, Barrack -street. 72.75 aver.. runs: by Mr. -Eight," plause. "Ninety total steel (32). which to the game for his side. Congratula- kara one for 18, alsoNorth 140, Clifton now sent Matulich (48), Ewain Perth then They ran up 50 not outs; 13,104 runs; aver- dismissed for 42. with the balls. O'Riordan, completed the musical tions a batman of great promise, nings; McAuliffe and McEvoy to the wic. 1241; Barrett (21), and McCarthy required 47 runs to win outright. Clark, Ben. age, 45.3. McCarthy bowled four wic- part of the programme. Mr. Doheny A" Grade. cheaply, contributed 40. Johnson (17), bowled. (18). went 8.594 balls; ket, but they were soon Australia: batsmen In Bowling: four first a short address, basing his re YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY The and (15). Won (18 not out), Weame Haller= 3, Sheehy 2, and Hob- gave WESTERN AUSTRALIA. runs, 301 wickets; average, 213. The other batsmen, determined to kets. one. Wright 21 not out, and Wood- nett marks upon the spirit of the two (10) were the others to reach 8,347 P. W.O. 1st. In. Pts. but 15,856 balls; 5.744 runs; win this, their last, match. increas- son In England: 26 not out, stopped the run, Good final items, which both dealt with thorpe innis second Sunday 5 their 1 In next 1 The match for Claremont .. 2 side. double figures. the 74, for their ed score Clifton made and the Patronage of His In South Under 17.4. game aver.. the wickets: 337 won how the '98. He went on to show and 3 better. Per United. on Subiaco :he Archbishop. and Trounce, ings Scotch did much The match was a B.C.Y.M.S. v. Boulder Africa: 132 balls: 128 runs: 2 wic- then retired. spirit of Ireland 3 Cavey, three for eight, wickets. 2 the Launceston Ground. Boulder unconquerable medium of free cricket they scored East Perth Th Study of the Objects: 34,582 balls: complete victory for Clifton. the Totals got 64. aver., nine. kets; for rose triumphant over every one still the in list, 2 won the 2 United, being second on three for 75. C E.G.S. Literature, West Perth Music. age, 19.4. Next, Newbey played Horan aver., wickets; 730 runs; 14.219 "It was as useless," said. Dancing cif History, 2 hard to beat, but the Young wrong. first innings by 78 runs. North Perth . 2 Ireland, and the re MATTING ASSOCIAM. A. Noble.-In Australia: 146 Horan sent Newbey in to bat, but will be SENIOR "to a Mr. Doheny, attempt reconand enthusiasm. of 2 full of the ideals of an Irish -Ireland Mid. Junction took to him out. At Men are it two hours get runs; 6.599 TION. outs; 12 not innings: it to atquest of as were Ireland INTERSTATE MATCH The Society MEETS NEXT M "B" Grade. In England: 147 in- last Newbev's team was dismissed mean to win. aver., 49.24. tempt to reconquer America." Mr. DAY 6 EVENING at E p.m., at Hynes made highest 2 Last Week's Results. nings, 14 not outs; 5 108 runs; aver., for 189. West Perth . 2 Boland, Walsh, seconded by Mr. ANT) GALLOPING South Australia v, Victoria. BOYS' SCH 1 C.Y.M S., No. 1, v. Wheat Selierne In South Africa: 5 innings; score (58). This match resulted in TROTTING NOTES. 38.40. Midland .. . 2 then moved a vote of thanks, which PATRICK'S May. WELLINGTONSTREET. 56, (Campbell 21.5 win for Newbey. aver., another .. 2 86 runs: 1 not out; Subiaco -C.Y.M.S.. 110 was carried with acclamation The return snatch between these Monthly Subscriptions: L outs, The competition is now over. The 2 on the Totals, 298 innings; 27 not hew 10, Watts 11 nut out). \Vheat commenced eveNorth Perth to the was sad note was given A States two Mr. 1 Vic- 11.793 runs average, 43 51. competitors have kept close to On Wednesday afternoon, 2 Scheme, 79 (Richardson 23. Arnett M.C.C. on Friday, 28th inst. East Perth .. 2 ning's entertainment when it was and Juveniles, (id: Gentleman, Australia, 18.658 gether, till towards the end. when Downey declared the handicaps for announced that one of our members, J. P. DOHENY, Hoe. Secie Bowling: In 15 Pellew 10.1 Bowline for C.Y.M.S., toria batted first, but started moderClaremont .. 2 meeting Mrs. Sharp, of East Perth, has sus 2 for 14; the at m. Gard decided to be 28; wickets; aver.. Spencer out -distanced the others. events ad303 3 for tea reins; P. CLIFFORD, Asst. Seen, halls; 5,973 Watts, afternoon Games. the At -Day's ately. To Several Cup tained a sad loss in the death of her In England, 11,753 bans; The juveniles hace shown themsel- arranged for to-night McCornish, 3 for '3; Raphael, 1 for journment the scores were six for 19.71. in view "A" Grade and 64 and Willis 5.381 runs: 239 wickets; aver., 22.5. ves reliable cricketers throughout, candidates are engaged, was A of sympathy Armstrong husband. vote with 202. breaking passed, and the secretary instructed No. 2, v. Hospital for 14, together The side was dis- In South Africa, 250 balls; 165 runs; and have entered into the game of the fact that horsessubsequent Claremont v. Midland function, at PERTH CATHOLIC Y Totals, with true sportsmanlike spirit. Sev- their times at this and 27.5. aver Insane.-C.Y.M.S., No. 2, 79 (PresArmstrong carried 8 wickets: Claremont. to forward a letter of condolence to MEN'S SOCIETY. for missed for to310. wice eral matches have ben played again- fixtures will not be penalised for the Mrs. Sharp and family. After some Eastt Perth v. North Perth, at ton 21, J. Raphael It'.30,Hospital 157, and was still un 28.661 balls: 11.519 runs: 518 score hie ex. .3). be should Chuck the racing st the Juniors, but the events, (McKenzie in juveniles big 89 21.02. wicket). his aver.. to skets: (west Insane. .W.A.C.A. Reference little business had been dealt with conquered. fcr 2 Subi Beasley, Horan ceptionally interesting. 504 HAY -STREET, PER , George Giffen: In Australia, 109 have not been successful!. Bowling for C.Y.M S., West Perth g. Subiaco. at the meeting closed with the singing nings is made elsewhere. Lampard runs: has had bard luck, but lie started 4 655 24: Preston. 2 fo- 29: C. Campbell, (471, Ryder 136), Park (18), Mayne innings: 6 not outs; ace. Prices obtainable about the candi- of "The Soldier's Song.' Under the Patronage of His "B" Grade In England. 268 in - too late to try and pick up. New- dates for the Trotting Cup are as 3 for 137 Martin, 1 for 2: Markham, (16) and Willis (14) secured double aver., 45 2. Archbishop Chine.) 1. nines; 16 not outs; 5,806 runs; aver.. bey's team owes its position to only follows: -3 to 1 Monarch, 10 to 1 Billiard Room, Lounge, figure scores, ST. PATRICE'S BRANCH, Claremont v. Midland Junction, at 1 for Clifton's men Harold Rose, Cole Queen, or MerSandovers v. Cossnepolitans.--CesCard Room, Cricket Club, A. Richardson (4-66), Wright (3 23.07; In America, 10 innings: 406 a few of its men. H.A.C.B.S. -Claremont. 44. Saner:ewes, 186; tried but have hard, did suc387 innot , Hers' Club, Debts ton Wilkes, 12 to 1 Zeddie's Bobtie -891, Pellew (1-30). and Fisher (1 runs: aver., 40.8. Totals, East Perth v. North Perth. at monolitans, The haleyear:y meeting of the Riveredale v. Railways.-Rail- -69) divided the wickets. nings; 22 not outs; 10,867 runs; av- ceed in winning. Spencer's success or Kola Girl, 14 to 1 Alak, Clearlight, above cal and Dramatic branch was held on NovemPerth Oval. The or Colorado, 16 to 1 Royal Robe, 2 for 58; Riversdale, 191. is due mostly to his bowlers. ACCOUNTANCY C Australia replied with 246. erage. 20 7. South over presiding Bro. Keogh 25th., West Perth v. Subiaco, at WA.- ways, ber Australia, 20.976 final points are as followse--Spen- John Redmond, Marion Bells, C01.171. a fair attendance. Australs, a bye. Bowling: In L. Pellew top -scored with 69, closely Bro. Corkhill A SOCIETY. THAT EVERY C.A. (east wicket). IlleefleteFarewell by V. Richadson (66). balls: 8 239 runs; 394 wickets; aver., car, 20; Clifton, 12; Newbey, 10; tess Chimes, or Princess Wilkes, 20 notified the branch of his illness, and THOLIC YOUNG MAN SHO "A" Grade Games. Lenny Watts and Loy followed In England, 28.872 balls; Horan, BELONG TO. C. Pellew (26), D. Steele 209. to 1 Monte, Yundah Boy, Grace Dr. Holland wrote stating that his came Then the mourns The team Our juvenile captains and corres- wood, Vic Alto, Percy, or Full particulars on aplieation Rock consulting rooms are now more cenHennessy (20), A. Richadson (14), Winser (12) 9.889 runs: 532 wickets; aver., 13.5; Subiaco v. East Perth. sportsmen. thorough 14 deserve a word of cengrat. two runs; pondent W. J. balls; 408 WEBB. Hon. of 858 success America. or Steel loss The In (11). 1 Rockfeller 25 to Maid, and Bridveman trally situated, being in A.M.P. From 1 for 11 Subiaco advanced Joe Canny was offered a position was ful trundlers were McDonald 13 for wickets; aver., 28.7. Totals, 50,706 ulation for the enthusiasm they dis- Bells, 33 to 1 Salim. Buildings; his hours are 11-12 am, to 6 for 153, when the closure of a leading turf corn. av- played in carrying out the duties team 536 runs: 940 wickets; the 18 58). Ryler balls: in for (3 great a Armstrong played by colt The Healy Skysail, the three-yeareed 2.30-4 p.m., and 7--8 p.m. applied. the 46), 0 laid upon them. All the eavenilee The Un erage. 19.71. aggreo hination, but the old love is stays IS ll nor YU1, Welkin, who is engaged in the following gentlemen were elected to Society of St Vincent de knock for 70. He was inhisan runs the readers of these. columns of Derby, in best love with Joe, and he still Saturday play was stopped for half The figures so far as Noble and wish Wastern Australia (lam Railway Stakes, and Perth the various pcsiticins:-President, sive mood, and scored 23 not out, premiers. bright and happy anticipated THE RECORD a the are complete, with concerned acon are Giffen and to rain. owing an hour Howard, Cup, and Seabound, who is in the Bro. F. Crogan; vice-president, Bro. good time. Oh, you great big beautiful cric- count of the failing light stumps but, of course. this is not so in the Christmas 13, all Railway the Brown; 8.6 and Bro. M. with secretary, Cup ef. Ryan; Perth Heindrichs, 11, and Hewson runs When This Society exists for the keter, Alick Campbell. were draw twenty minutes earlier case of Armstrong. in assistant secretary, Bro. D. Leahy; of assisting worthy families gave appreciable help in swelling Arne GOLDFIELDS PENNANT OR/0- Stakes with 8.10, were landed needed your effort was magni- than usual. Victoria then had 49 Since penning the above, mornWednesday Bro. on treasurer, C. O'Dwyer; warden, others, including inmates of condition good Lenny the total. with conjunction reKET. In world's new a 39, ficent. a wicket. The strong has made Meek, 4 for 27. an Ward, 1 forwas ing after a trip of eight days on the Bro. M. McDonnell; guardian, Bro. institutions, in indigent sir 62 up without the loss of on Tuesday cord by scoring 157 not out and 245 Watts the partnership realised Healy innings was completed The position of the various clubs G. Creighton; sick visitors. Bro. P. ces, and engages in other secured the wickets. runs for the last wicket. Bravo!One afternoon for the -colossal total cf in the match against Victoria, that competing in this year's fixtures are s s. Zealandia from Melbourne, J. works. It is governed by a run out. Number the Trotting Ryan, T. Carrick, F. Walker, of The South Australian batting Quite a The scor- is 402 runs for once out. get, and Armstrong mighty The 724. follows:as cor- cil, office in Swan Chambers, East Perth was set 111 t, to All mediocre indeed. recently went to no end Hart, and G. Creighton; press very made have Association was of Australians team match number reach the for 402 L. P. W. D. Paw making failed ed 245, start, of despite a good revive the sport in Ade- respondent, Bro. D. Leahy. Bro. Cro- rack -street, Perth, and nag A. Evans the champions were right out for once cut a world's record. Lid- Wye centuries in one match, but no ()rove Links .. .. 8 5 0 1 20 of trouble tosecuring that number by eight. the Jubilee gan, in returning thanks for election, ches or conferences in many p in faultless form. got 152. He was associated batman. with the exception of C. Boulder United .. 6 5 0 1 20 laide, and, contributed 40 of these out hear that dicut to regret will a splendid system or informed the brothers that he in- throughout the State. 200 in Oval, installed passed to Cricketers has (England) B. Fry eight a great in l.b.w. 2 18 Armstrong 4 0 with .. 6 Boulder S.W. The calls on its funds are style. He was given the wicket. Skipper Minihan's mother is very ill. meetings tended to enforce the laws regarding and three light, This batsman electric knock. Others to do the second .. 6 4 0 2 16 wicket nartnersnto. B.C.Y.M.S. with a view to supplem Hennah bowling round At the first non-attendance of brothers at sum - and All the members wish for speedy well were Mayne (82) (opening bate scored 125 and 229 for Sussex against Moonta Turks 6 1 0 2 10 have been conducted. mooed meetings without apologies, its resources, the Society Bott playing in his usual 18.enterprisindisposition. night, this a Saturday in from Australians held gathering, The recovery 1900. Renin (381, Raring Surrey Ellis 4 1 Park (481, 0 5 man), Stragglers persons when making their future. A in the which means fines ing style, got a valuable capturwere were people The bowling honours something like 10,000 Gaynor 4 8 1 0 5 (291, Willis (25), McDonald (24 not who have performed the feat in Aus. Boulder City .. of thanks was passed to Bro. remember its work. Bequests frey (18) also shaped well.who present, while on the following Sat- vote Wok ed by Roy Gordon, Paddy Raphael, and Ryder (31). tralia are as follows:-J, R. M. Mac- Lakeside .. .. 6 0 0 6 who be made in favour of the P president. retiring the Keogh, (11, run out) was another lost his Leo McComish. and Len. Watts. All out), Lampard (20).the weather the Shefnight, although in the trick urday do only batsman kay, the first to Ransford (81 was done good work for the society. lar Council, or any Conference ed like getting runs, a but Gehre, S.A. was inclement, there were 6.000 has trundled exceedingly well. Selection by Jobren. field Shield gamer. close refl. to fail to reach double figures. wicket in attempting sticks, while on the The members of the District Board Society. The second eleven have a tough wee in A Richardson (4-1e31, A. Wright against W.A.: Kenny, Victoria v. I see by THE RECORD "Wattle" around the ground; were present during the evening, and Hewson, behind the They the "Monties," completed over were the series (twiee): makes his selection for the Austra night of four proposition (3-184). Fisher (1-1031. Rundell (2 Queensland; Macartney Bro. Hynes spoke on the general good form, helping to disposeone services of -92) run were without the Noble, Ransiord. Trumper and Step- Hams XI., at the same time inviting there was another big attendance. divided the wickets. welfare of the society, stating that MANNION & CRU batsmen-three caught, and War"Bunce" Watts, who is suffering Tasmania. v. Victoria win. for hens Jolly it was in a flourishing condeion, and South Australia needed 789 to Though the brilliant filly others to make attemts. My selecout. During the from a sprained leg. THE GOLDFIELDS UND at finish of Play on Tees-slay the ren Bardsley is the only batsmantions would be as follows:-Arrn Cosy is under a cloud, it does not his remarks were mpplementee by The bowling was doneforby47,Hennah, Cecil Camp. and match the of has progress TAKERS. and Ri-hAustralian-who V. or English 1-9-54. producMacartney, be 4 showed she will not Gregory, that board strong, Oldfield follow Parker, and Edwards, 4 for 32. Robinson, bell was also on the wounded list. ardeon wan out. and C. Pepsis 29, made a century in each innings of Kellewase Collins, Malley, A. Rich- ed for the Derby and the big handi- Bros. Tully, a 18 RANNANST., EALGOO latter brother deploring, fr Cockrem, 1 for 19. Still they are in high links over the and L. Pellew (12) were together. This he did in Eng- ardson, Bardsley, Mayne, Park and cap events at the end e: tee in yoli the a Test match. tact the West Perth v, Midland. standpoint, social Why Do We Lead? Buena. prospect of securing the ashes. land at the Oval, scoring 138 end Lampard, with Ryder as twelfth in good condition. She is beinie re- Catholic Midland on the previous Saturday derstand our business. that the picnic arranged for last England v. Queensland. Reube Preston and Tack Raphael Wests 130 man. stricted to swimming exercise, and is year did not eventuate. The branch. 'Phone, 327. declared with 7 for 252, and figure scorers. on the double only the Brisbane were at Commenced end the at es an such board to Score. be improving the Big to on said Victoria's Roard members, and had 2 for 72 entertained the for first. angels hatted Queensland The destroying ult. Boulder 27th met C.Y.M S. EdBoulder Guy and her owner (Mr. P. also ladies branch during the cece of the day's play. The total of 724 is the biggest Vic- City on the Launceston ground, and tent as to give C.Y.M S. were faelc Beasley. Camp- and ran up the respectable tally of mondson were the batsmen, but the The highest as usual lately emerged victorems. A. Connolly) and trainer (Mr. An ing. J. W. SHEEHA as bell, Martin, Markham, and Pres- 186. Moore was easily first with toria has ever made. derson) a good deal of encouragecricket partnership was soon dissolved, first class in made ever score free performance, a fine McIt was 88. Opening up first for C.Y.M.S.. PRIME BERT BUTCH!, to score ton. PERTH CUP SWEEP. the former in attempting a noticeable fact that in from blemish, and included six 4's is 918 by New South Wales v. South Carthy and H. Rodda soon led the ment. It was Borth and mishit, is ball, of W.A. Hannan Street, Kalgoo 1900.1. The Labour Movement off a leg J. Seobie, the Victorian trainer, From 1-0-0 the Australia, at Sydney, in opposition to the teamwas one of and one six. field a merry dance, and runs came Telephone 488. the promoting a large Sweep on the wick took a good catch. 40, Edmondtotal was carried by Openham and There were five partnerships of over at a great rate, the former knocking end L H. Hewitt, arrived by Sky. when he its members, who played in his usual to ba-ng the object CL'P, son carried his total to PERTH Montana Street, Pic Scobue brought Mr. "Sundries" also Moore to 118. when Moore was a hundred runs. from good form. up 23 off one over; he was eventual. ZealandiaSeabound a Labour Daily in our missed a short -pitched one Howestablish the C07. over for and then sail record Telephone 474. twenty. the and out. scored by brie caught Rodda, ly caught when 47. Pow, and was clean bowled. meetings, and these horses will midst. VICTORIA PLAINS ASSOCIAThe club extends its congratula. was 2-85-118. Oxenharn took 125 in liant cricket, rattled up 60 in no mg ridden are The tickets are 5s. each only, and ever, there were other run -getters They CRICKET. TION Hewitt. securing by on be Raphael to Miss scorin 128-slow hit was tinos his vet a great patient to but attempting time. a the team Veryard scored 32-both distinction in the musical world. obtainable from all Labour OffiP. J. RUSSELL Parkin (3--401. Rhodes (2-30l, He made quartered at J. McGowan's stables are The College match with the Plains caught in the outfield. 26, and Knight an artistic cials, Tobacconists, etc., and at the THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S Combined forces of both teams Hearse (1-2,0 Wilson (2-18). and begun on Sunday week was con his runs by charming cricket, and at Belmont. fashion, Stirling. lost their wickets in similar office of the "Worker." than other events for Glen Nominatious to tour -end wieket. week a were the College on The a went of Howell (1-341. Sunday. semblance the east not give (18), eluded did Evers The Latest in Gent's Hats, 1.1e.w. to Jamieson. C.Y.M.S. getters. on Sunday last. At the close of the. day had made 211, and the Plains lost chance. After these two departed. the Canning Park Newmarket and street. Ties, Underwear, Etc. and Clarke, a vigorous 30, brought Forest The Prizes are tempting-1st., 42 play England had 1-71 up. Make - 4 wickets for 27, with their best men things were not too brisk. as the the Canning Park Cup, to be held on distance. scored 183 to their opponents striking within £300: 3rd., £500, Other HANNAN-ST., KALGOO 2nd., £3,000, Decemon course Vale innings by an Helena 22. the for captured rethus winning was 60, play being When and wicket neace's seem to "get newcomers did not still to come. Non-starters, £600: divide Twenty runs were required in. when at starters next Monday due on are 18, (Opposite Post Office). He and 81 runs. . This total was increased to 413 be sumed on Sunday, el. Lanigan was their eye in." T. McCarthy (161 ber Beside these there are 320 Hodge, the last man, came £600. Clifford. and Jack Perry (18), however pre- 4 o'clock. Scores were secured by Staples 35; fare the side was disnesed of immediately bowled by was associated with Thorne, who To-day the WA.T.C. will teed other cash prises ranging from £50 33. Mayhew 21, ,Rhodes led the way with 182 in 306 Joe Lanigan then livened things up, vented a rot. the innings eventually not out. Canny 34. Raphael batted in fine style for 41 survived to £5. heed at WHEN IN PERTH CALL Prendergast 25, Campbell 15, and minutes. Included in his tote and made 41 in a very brisk sty:e, closing for 156, Boulder City open- their December meeting With 6 runs to win, Hague Agents for tee sale of tickets are 13. TO were four 4's and twelve threes. when Clifford got his wicket. Robert ed up rather slowly, as within half quarters. a confident appeal for a catch he- Preston required in every centre, and are His Lanigan, fortunately for College, an hour of time only four of their A great factor in the success of Douglas. with 84. was next. was TOWER very hind. When the required total treated a Catholic Society. remarkable loin the minutes. was 143 clean contest in was the scored he were Seeing runs going; for 102. and not get fallen had loud did wickets was pawed the applause CHARLES ST., WEST bowling of Jack Mayhew..who bag- and he hit seven fours. He was as. bowled by Brother Wilfrid. Paddy this. they began to lay the wood on. long. The end came when aHogue, His trund- sociated with Rhodes in a partner - Butler batted steadily for a while, and then it was obviously seen that well. gad eleven wickets. And your old friend Ernie attempting a big hit from well augurs 73 in class and got first was Russell take runs. to ling 174 him departship of helped catching Mr. Lanigan the and and in our fielders missed. out a welcome to yen pitched one from Pow, West Perth for the season. Scalps were also 125 minutes. and hit nine fours. the score to 98 for 9 wickets, when ment were very much off colour, as The West Australian Trotting Association was cleaned bowled. First-Class Residential If secured by Torn Outridge. Beasley, Hendren (21) also reached double Bryant got Mr. Lanigan's wicket. seven chances were dropped one was thus left with six runs to spare Raphael, and Preston. successful was (Incorporated.) Queensland's partnership bowlCleanliness and Anon wicket our figures. However, tenth The another. after two point win. (five for 112), wetly the best. of the matche and ers came to the rescue. Jock McIn the dressing room after the E. McGrade, Prop W. Watts (2 for 44). Thompson conflict a tidal wave was seen in the bowlers were Ayres play Butler skittl.td Paddy runs. Brennan 93 and Joe Jamieson added 46), Carthy for Mar*" (3 89'. (three for (8 for 84), Pow bath, when a burly member of the (two for 75), ed a fine' innings. and was vary. oafe. them right and left seven of their (2 for 301, Reynolds (0 for el) wen resew took a dip in two inches of den SAVOY HOTEL In a second knock Oueensland all through. M. Fitzgerald added wickets falling in 20 minutes for 'the bowlers Pathe's missed g film scored 192. O'Connor (86 not out: 20 before he was bowled by Smyth, only 18 runs, The bowling average Mundaring The Savoy is the Acme of Midland had a second knock, and PROGRAMME and Refinement. EXCELLENT 79 for the that would drat., like h Vero:us plas- wag ten scorer. followed by Ayres and P. Butler remained not out read: McCarthy, 5 for 35; Brennan, at call of time had scored Borthwick (17). ter. (41). Moore (20), and Penney with 89 to his credit, and the total 3 for 21. Curtin, 1 for 5; Perry, 1 Tariff. 12s 6d per day; £4 loss of seven wickets. book scoring Woolley by year's CLASS done Last was rens. 20 securing Lost. bowling by The won College although The HIGHEST 191. week, out. Rodda. FOR not 11. for BIG RACE played a good knock for 46 and Finder please return to any member (four for 48), Parkin (four for ell. College are0. acrw 2 points; Miasian, no wickets, bowled really well, sevAccommodation may he rese while Jamieson, 10 not out, double England won 2, Plains. out. teams. run in hie the were of Two included being ter letter. maidens eral Secretary. wire reached R. FLINT, also A. 19, Reynolds, Prime have been donated by by in innings and 41 runs effort. The fielding, as before menM. QUIGLEY. Li &lures. fesers. Quigley, Chipper and WerJUNIORS. very dull and lifelees, Society. was Irish Team. tioned an English Join for the Fixtures North Perth st Claremont. gbod Are there any more On Wednesday, 24th., Young slat.. -although there were several bright This game was won by Claremont ri tt. In a list of fixtures published in si'oundI by 13 On the first innings. SLAW, 9 amaritans

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0.Y.P.O. St, Joseph's Convent School the Archdiocese ST, JOSEPH'S ANNUAL ENTERNews The QUArkell (From Our Correspondent). (From Our Correspondent). TAINMENT. Annual Concert. has lost one of its must end of November, finishthe of the Young PeoMidland With The secretary Sunday, December 5 (Purple I.- popular yound ladies in the person ed the most successful term of the With the approach of the close of express to wishes Club hereby Correspondent). nle's our (From Advent. was in who Second Sunday Perth Catholic Young Men's Society's of Miss Mollie McCormack, his gratitude and appreciation to the scholastic year, all our parts. Monday, December 6 (White).- married last week to Mr. Pat. Troy, existence. Notwthstanding the heat wave of the following ladies of the parish, schools become busily engaged in At the commencement St. Nicholas, Bishop. , Miss McCormick has of the quarter the unfinancial mem- surpassing intensity that at present who so generously contributed giving their annual and long-awaited ...ceoo-y. of Guildford. 7 (White).AusTuesday, December bers' list contained a large number prevails throughout Western Parise is a Perpetual hiiecion.-LEO. XIII. lived in Midland for many years, either in cash or articles towards displays of vocal and musical talent. A Catholic Newspaper is St. Ambrose, Doctor. of the oldest members of of names; the finances of the society tralia, a large and enthusiastic ga- the Young People's Stall at the re- St. Joseph's, no exception to the one is and Wednesday, December 8 (White). the Children of Mary's Sodality. Al. were very low; the committee meet- thering filed into the King's Thea- cent Bazaar held at Cottesloe: Mes- rule, provided last Thursday week PERTH. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 4th., 1920. Immaculate Conception of B.Y.M. ways cheerful and ready to do her ings had several times to be aban- tre on Tuesday evening to witness dames J. Foley, Collins, Fitzgerald, an entertainment which was witThursday, December 9 (White).- share in church work, she made her- doned on account of there not being one of the most delightful concerts Fogarty, Emery, Garvey, Watson, nessed by a great crowd of local of the Immaculate self a favourite with all who knew a quorum, whilst the syllabus items ever yet presented to the public in Casey and B. Kelly. and visiting patrons, who highly apOf the Octave enin preciated the result of the work of Conception. To those who are interested her, and they are sincerely sorry were very rarely carried out, and at Western Australia. The annual 10 (White).- that she is leaving them. How- the quarterly communion hardly tertainment of St. Joseph's Convent cricket, and also in the Young Pece pupils and teachers. December Friday, King's Hall out emptied been have who breed, Xavier. Hardy Francis looked Octave Day of St. School Fremantle, is always The men of the bull -dog Club, will be glad to know that was the venire; long before eight ever, she will still be a near neigh- any of the members attended. mischief in Ireland, have seemingly with ple's Saturday, December 11 (White).- bour, as we believe, it is the intenoff a win against o'clock the seating accommodation With this term, however, came a forward to from year to year carried again of British goals to work havoc andin England. and are exhibiting their we pleasurable expectancy, for the vo- the Claremont athletes last Satur- was taxed to an expectant audience, tion of the young couple to make complete revolution, and at present doubled back upon their masters motherland. St. Damascus, Pope. and the service revolver in their It particularly' noticeable being fond cal, instrumental and physical train- day, putting up 95 against' 65. Guildford their home. On Friday the society is flourishing as it never peculiar talents with petrolsins of the bull -doe breed" are "boys the of Imafter the of the of days the early in honour friends very and Retreat the A many ing of the pupils represents the last is well to be remembered that our parents eager to see their children since murder, the has evening Arson, Boner under the noses of Lloyd C crge, maculate Conception is in prepara- young lady gathered in the Friendly the reformation of three years ago. word in excellence, but on this occa- teaser was very young compared distinguish themselves. The Right Birbeginning to show thienseives Mr. Lord forgetting not friend, Law's The membership roll has increased sion it remains "a thing of beauty with our opponents, but being well Rev. Monsignor Verling, VG., and Societies' Hall at the invitation of them tion this week, and will be concludLaw and Sir Edward Carson, and are so disagreeably nee: tonote unfinancial and a joy forever." the metropolitan of ed on the feast day, Wednesday, De- the Children of Mary, to wish her marvellously, and the kenhead, Mr. Law's colleague, in form and feeling fit, we went out some other of is being every happiness in her future life. members' list is practically. without a change before long in the stereotyped retreat The 8th. The stage effect, as viewed from determined to win, thanks to our clergy were present. Right from cember when that we may anticipateJohn fume and will snort Esquire, he Bull, to Cagney. proof finances the nothing start everything Father practical the left went with a Rev. The by necessity auditorium, the conducted of brought that Thompson. propaganda. so also use, W. Mr. They British of his breeding are striking at the C.SS.R. silvery captain, Day and night, of their friendship and good wishes, have improved considerably, anda desired. he finds that the unlovely creatures following comprised our team:-Mr. swing; applause was frequent, and structure of Government which has growl, J. there was often insistent demands moonlight and rising dawn, pleas- W. Thompson (captain), Mr. in the shape of many beautiful and the society now stands without foundations of that coleisalhands. During the even- single debt above its head, with the ing vista and fairy bower came and Last week we announced the sad useful presents. (vice -captain), L. Franks, for encores, which, however, were under his selfish fostering minds of his tempor- news of the death of Mrs. Bridget ing Rev. Father Butler, on behalf exception of those which money can went and came again with the ma- Barlow J. Cook. W. Barlow. A. unavailing. was in progress the profound `Whilst the war downfall of old Maloney, mother of Father Maloney, of the Children of Mary, presented never repay, and which we owe to gic touch of the magician's wand, F. Bondon, the in saw The curtain rose on a prettilyedeThey agitated. Maynard, C. Watson, .1. P. greatly. Barlow of decay ising statesmen were the SisDr. their and with shibboleths, Perth, beautiful artistes of Clune old a finished Archdiocese the the with while of Archbishop of musty his Grace Miss McColrenack McCarthy and Hugh Flynn. The corated stage, on which were drawn tyrannies and the elimination of government by the people. ter M. Columba Joseph and Sister framed picture of the Sacred Heart. O'Connor. The committee meetings costume, grace and glorious song, play was very good from' start to up in ranks a number of tiny tots, apotheosis the and rule Plutocratic emphasised M. Emmanuel. A Solemn High Mass In making the presentation, Father attendances are a record, the pub- remain a vivid and delightful me. of Commons and out of it, they finish, our opponents also showing all dressed in white, who in sweet that of Requiem was celebrated by the Warningly in the House to and with suggestive action MOT y. imagine a carefully formed conviction Butler referred to the many good lishing of the names of absentees and clean spore.. Our fielding song what they were pleased created by the de- Right Rev. Monsignor Verling, V.G., qualities con- perhaps being an incentive to poswith rare se- good and opened conditions lady W. solemnly impressed the audience concert new young The the splendid. that of and and bowling was changed, had would at the Cathedral on Wednesday last the old order Builder Empire orcheswith sucJackson's the importance attend. Mr. Prussian on being to from of "Making the Troy lections a good of Mr. delinquents gave gratulated sible Cock vanity and J. Of at ten o'clock for the repose of the struction of the menaceig from the great war He also as to the un- tra, Miss Jackson acting as accom- Thompson her. unanimous Bondon, the Christmas Pudding." "In Mena winning in are All while cessful 1 peace was to be born of batting, wor a display if prevail to colloqualhave .):1 what is so- panists. P. all unSociety" were Father various in soul. picture the dots was a pianoforte they lady's the The little of trio Tendeceased hoped their and he success showed that war, qualified remarked Maynard end to and Franks -.ea course, at it w a McBride was deacon and Father F. would occupy a place of honour in pal items on the syllabus, and what conscious innocence, then followed, ability on the field, J. Barlow being dered in a pleasing manner by called a good wicket, ly, though perhaps, vulgarly song. en nice form for bowling. Misses Mailer, Walsh and McConwarning J. Langmead sub-deacon. Very Rev. the new home, as a reminder of is more, every item has been carried and by their pretty action those yet as before war, the Kou Then there slowly and graceFagan was master of ceremonies. friends in Midland. He was sup- out, with the exception of the two "Litte Chaps," won praise. That was, however, during The next meeting of the Club will nell. There was undeni- B. its results. danced on to the stage Drill, under the direction of Lieut. 12 which In the sanctuary were the following ported in his remarks by Mr. Cor- abandoned during the bazaar week. held next Tuesday evening, 7th fully minds could with certitude foreshadow al- Emmott, combining quite a variety be in that section of Englishmen happen clergy: Dean Kiely, Very Rev. More nell, M.L.C., while Mr. Troy suitably prettily -attired dancers in communion, nervousness rered quarterly are of The members All element an December. ably that anything might the Empire's melt - Hallinan, Chancellor, Very Rev. replied on behalf of Miss McCor- though not attended by a great of graceful evolutions, was executed quested to be present, as there is skirts and black vests; they gave a the into looms tossed be would better precissplendid exhibition of the Castanet Father Treacey, C.SS.R., Fathers mick, and thanked all for what they number of members, was far with a highly commendable very important business to be dealt and perhapsnthe whole social structure Neville, 0.M.I., P. Hayes, J. Malon- had done for her. During the even- attended than on any previous oc- ion by the Class, and was much ap- with, including the reading 3f the dance, accompanying their moveMg-pot, and Kathleen balance-sheet of the Then Miss ey, T. Hayes, O.M.I., T. Masterson, ing songs were rendered by Mrs. casion. a saint would be." ps six ments with the music of ciaquers. past "When the devil was ill the devil D. B. Verlin, T. Gilroy, J. O'Gor- Rupe and Miss Willoughby, and alof This was followed by a display m The finish of the football season Fanning's thrush -like notes were months, and also the election were quite prepared to recognise At the officers for the ensuing six months. flag drill by the girls, and a chorus, conson- man, T. Crowley, E. Moss (Adm.), R. though the weather was warm it did occurred at the commencement of heard in wondrous song. These warning voices of thetoEmpire reshape Empire politics to beencrusted and O'Neill, P. Lynch, and P. McArdle. not prevent the young people from the term, and though our team was clese of her delicate interpretation of The secretary and president desire "Yawning Song," by the boys, '.the the claims of Democracy, The sentiment. democratic of great bulk new Fathers J. Dunne, B.A., G. O'Cal- taking part in that ever popular not successful in winning matches, that exquisite number, "Don't of make sonant with the the special appeal to the latter evoking great merriment by the crucible, and areprepast were to be cast into that In a comic duet, laghan, and F. Butler were the Can- form of amusement, dancing. The still its numerical strength was ex- Hurry," she won loud applause. Miss present members, and also to those their actions. Tory notions of portion of it The world, or rather After the Mass the Monsig- proceedings were brought to a close traordinary, and great credit is due Fanning, it seems almost superfluous who have not yet joined up, to try "The Upper Ten and the Lower order was to be educed.Empire, a new code of poli- tors. anticipate to led was governthe Five," absolutions over a enthusiasts before two of the last Syne." of budding nor gave Lang again appeared young comeband add, "Auld to fabric of willing meeting sented by the British singing to the next whole by the the at the present be ethical rearrangement of the flow and ebb of battle, catafalque. A large attendance was hei and dians, Masters Forristal and Stent, of tical ethics, and an chastening A few weeks back the parishioners for the way they kept up enthusi- footlights, and the glory attendance. record a make and war, and of rod brought down the house; their e warbling was sustained in haunting ment. Under the to a homogeneous present in the Cathedral. decided to hold a picnic on Sunday, asm right throughout the season. parties in England had come make-up, impersonation and singBritish EmThat glorious Flag Drill, under the suthe two great political The cricket season is now at its melody. 13th. November. Art Union Winning Numbers. was necessary; that if the world's powing could hardly have been improvWe are pleased to record the dis- playground in the Hills-Darling. height, and up to thepresent both pervision of Lieut. Emmott, with a the understanding that a change among Bill supreme sugar). Mr. and (701b. intact 181 No. M. Fran- ton-was voted the best place to teams under their respective cap- highly appropriate intrusion of raped on, and the sustained and well Sister co -relation gained by tinction in pire was to be maintained be should MayMrs. flour). of its dominions fan. Murphy; 51 (501b. merited applause evidenced the poers, Freedom in every part It was a grand protestation of a grand cis (Hughes), of St. Brigid's Convent visit, so a special train was charter- tains, Jack Minihan and Reube Pres- turous evolution on the light nard; 37 (bag potatoes), Frank Re- pularity of the item. statesmanship West Perth, in securing the B.A. de- ed to leave Midland at 10.40 a.m. ton, have done very well, and both tastic toe, roused great enthusiasm. gan; A chorus with Freedom in England. lucid and Cole wisdom Miss of chocolates), (box elerhents 3 to was next rendered. "The Sunny balThe right of W.A. being National the University the of of the permitted gree at however, rendering time confident been are The principle that had all the that it before captains Long had Stechocolates), A. H. and desirable one Meadows," a number with a pleaand lean: 13 (box (half subjects successfully taken by the train, even to the guard's van, was there in the semi-finals, and even the lads, "A Nation once Again" in it. A most commendable lemonade), -dozen 56 venson; sant lilt, which made one almost Sister were: English, I., IL, III.; filled by several hundred happy kid- final. "God Save Ireland," from under the fructify, unfortunately Talbot: 68 (tin biscuits), Miss see the a saint was he." "sunny fields," the "gay I., II., III.; Latin, I.; Ger- dies and their no less happy parents This is a highly satisfactory state folds of the green and gold, provok- Mrs. "When the devil was well the devil a moment of great rapture, French, 47 (pen -painted collar), green grass" man, I; Economics; Logic and Phil- and friends. Very Rev. Dean Kiely of affairs to be in existence at the ing a storm of applause. A vocal Hooper; and the "flower beGeorge, in Lloyd Mr. ornaments), (pair war, 14 weak Strad's; the Mrs. a During down of by spangled holding quarter Education. Lashing," way." Miss A, Thornton, osophy; the first are the Oars bully among "The were of trio, Butler Father a powerful and termination saw (picture), Mrs. Roulston; 55 a little tot, described in a clear and once said that when hefulfilling his ideas when he caught the bully by On reaching the destination the reign of our new president and Misses Fanning, Emmott and Casey', 1st, party. was in Breen. he Jack Mr. felt vocal 2nd, he made people resolute voice the misfortunes atMass will be celebrated at places the first consideration was the se- secretary, Mr. J. Dwyer and Mr. W. was responsible for a gifted blending heard the echo of this rapture edition-William the throat. We have tending all "When Father Carves times as follows:-December 5, lection of suitable camping grounds. Webb, and we wish them even bet of voices in silvery song. For encore lips of his political vest-pocket and and OOTTIEL011 NZA011. this country by the the Duck." Then came a display Yarloop, 8 a.m.; Waroona, 10 a.m.. The children were very soon seated ter results during the forthcoming "The Mermaid's Song" was warmly despotism must be destroyed, that said also He won, is Hughes. been readers of our Morris the war has by a drill class of girls, with clever 12, Brunswick, 9 a.m.; around an immense area of white three months. The attention operetta:But December delightful A themselves. received. govern to small nations allowedbeen freed from the shadow of Kaiserisrn, and Lloyd Harvey, 19, cloth laid on the grass on which we "The Gipsies' Holiday," in which directed to an announcement else- manipulations of their flashing brass December them, 11 am. congratulating Whilst at least Britain has his rhetorical outburst against the powerful bully. Mornington, 9 am.; Yarloop, 11 dainties galore, substantial and must not, however, overlook the Misses Winnie Smith and Alta Lowe where regarding the grand concert rods, followed by a pianoforte trio forgotten spreads the of by the pupils George has in The Sleigh Race," a descriptive Government, British militarism otherwise, were set out. These did good work performed by our previ- played leading parts with credit, given annuallyConvent. The date piece. A graceful song and dance, of the Prussian Under the aegis of George's "The Tam- Presentation not take long to disappear, and soon ous presidents. Messrs. R. J. Mar won golden opinions. in Ireland, and plays the part ruin and tribulation arrogance characterised the sins An entertainment to be given by the adults were enjoying their lunch mion and J. Tully, together with the bourine Dance," by Misses M. Harri- fixed is Wednesday next, December "Beautiful Butterflies," which devilry concluded and Prussian dev- the girls of the Ladies' College, Vicbully with all that "hilly" tea. Meanwhile an en- painstaking secretaries, Messrs. J. son and K. Paul, proved a winning 9th , and tickets are selling at 2s. part one of the programme. The sethe war, and in order to cloak isthis hypnotised into toria Square, will be given in the and .1 Prussianism during cond part opened with "Beautiful Press "The Hen-peciked Hus- and Is. the and of men had been Dwyer, L. Rodoreda, and R. Pren- variation. committee gagged ergetic are men of mouths ilry the College, on preparing a programme of sports for dergast, but for them the present band," with Miss Elsie Emmott as Ireland," a song by Miss V. Hattan, school hall, Ladies' by negotiable considerations. lence by force, or restrained and Thursday next, De- all. Of course the greater part was flourishing conditions would be im- Mrs. Snipe, Miss Fanning as Mr. solo. supported by ten bees in the the British goal-bird Hardy, when that Wednesday chorus; Miss Hatton's full and rich Theirs were times of de- Snipe, Miss Essie Mall as their son Bazaar. The astounding exposure ofto lead prominent Sinn Feiners into cember 8th and 9th, at 8 pen. Pat- composed of children's races, cock possible. Joseph's St use the Hay - fights, etc. voice carried right to the rear of the are requested to still rons but Campbell Masie exworld, Miss agents the most the and all over the Tommy, However, cious rascal was conspiring pression which of the deep-laid,plot hall and brought forth hearty apime, is but one of the evidences to bring disaster street entrance, and are notified citing race of the day was undoubt- they battled along and managed to as the Grocer Boy, was worthy of conceived have NETIreland £1,4150 in at gate. Admis- edly the relay race, arranged by re- keep the flag flying. APPROXIMATELY plause. stop the that trams enjoyAnother display of drill and greatly Arthur stage, variety liar, the .f the British Government and swindler forger, thief, Hardy, TED. shillings. succeeded; then a piano trio, "The sion is two once nation. Miss must West we audience. paid close, Irish a immense of Bellevue, we by the be ed to Before presentatives ,ri the of the Irish Republic, has shown who has been last, the bazaar Hunting March," by Masters Fornight Midland, six ladies more express our deep gratitude to Nellie Daly, daintily attired in a and Monday riffiths, Vice-President an On Guildford, Ireland, in provocateur agent The Cottesloe bazaar, which clos- and six gentlemen in each team. our beloved Archbishop, who it was gloriously bespangled costume, sang that had run for a fortnight was nista!, Dwyer and McDonnell, Ire overnment pimp, and many a thoughtless and confiding youths inscouned on Friday week, was, considering During the whole of the day until re-formed the society, and placed at as sweetly as she looked, "Big Lady brought to a close by the big art performance very creditable for nstrumental in leading in the pointed words of Griffiths, is aand not the event came off, there was mpch its head our genial spiritual adviser Moon," and naturally appeared union drawing, and the conclusion boys so young; Miss L. Tully recited de- all things, a success. but was and into crime. Hardy, ignoble This his employers. worst than quite up to expectations. The final speculation as to which team would Rev. Father McBride. From time again. "Finiculi, Finicula," a bright of the popular and boy compe- "The Discontented Man,' after rel, but he is not from gaol and sent to Ireland bypaythe of meeting to wind-up all business icable creature was hosed carry off the prizes. (Little chick- to time the help of one of our good and spirited Class chorus, was em- titions, which resulted in Miss Mc- which the "Wind and the Harp" He was. to manufacture crime. sigrefieent nected with the bazaar will be held ens for the ladies and tin whistles priests is required, and Father Me - inently worthy of the land of sun- Carthy and Master J. Murphy being was received with applause. Master after that thorities in England. is It Department. After a very well' Bride is always ready to do what he shine and of song. During the in- declared the respective winners. A S. Milbank, in full Highland dress, he British Secret Service Arthur Griffith and Shaun 0 Neill were ar- on Monday evening next, and a full for the men). his rascal's exposure, Irish authorities of the Coalition Govern- report will appear next week. Result contested race the Midland team can. During this term our Arch- terval, his Worship the Mayor (F. very large crowd was present, and and bearing some half-dozen medals discomfited union of art is advertised elsewhere. the West Guild- bishop has not, of course, been E. Gibson, Esq.) paid a noble tribute great enthusiasm reigned. The ap- on his breast, showed to advantage victorious. gripping out - ted by the of came fulfills his ideals George . Lloyd how That's challenged .ent. if Abraham amongst us, but in addition to our to the life and labours of the Sis- proximate amount derived from the in "Sheen Trews." giving a clever ford, nothing daunted, the throat. We sometimes wonder The Rev. Father J. Maloney, Lee- the winners, but were again unsuc- spiritual adviser, Rev. Father Moss ters of St. Joseph's. exhibition of Highland dancing. He then pre- bazaar is £1,450. the people all ully of despotism by when he said you can't foolEngland his own behalf, well derville, on as intera toquenot were who incoln was stupidly wrong Those The result of art union drawing is "Papa's Letter," a recitation by Miss (Adm.), has several times shown, in sented, amid applause, to Miss Kacessful. in this country and in It seems to us thatonce M. Columba ested in the races spent their time a practical way, his keen interest thleen Fanning the L.A.B. Certifi. as follows: C. Burke, was the next item, e time. -seat of gov- as that of Sister box and the captured has he major- Joseph and Sister M. Emmanuel, in playing various games. A fairly in the society. sate; to Miss Coalstad the L.T. Ch. :ous and versatile politician, 1st. prize, No. 5609, Mr. Spruhan, this was followed by "Eyes of Irish himself round with a venal and brutal thank those wish to all who forward Blue," a song and dance by girls in whom , ent, and has hedged to Marie time. afterMiss the and to the in benefactor Medal, and Gold heavy shower fell late One other 59 Goderich-street. the people all to fooling desires-even he on their wishes to thank all those who for- noon, but it was too late to damp our gratitude can never be sufficient Cahill the Gold Medal for the Prey, can do anything 2nd. prize, No. 8914, Mrs. D. Ke- white dresses, relieved with dainty output of British gaols, are carryingunder green sashes and scarves; the step the warded messages of sympathy on the spirits of the gathering. It la ly expressed, is Dr. O'Connor. When paratory Grade in tne Theory or hoe, Mogumber. ores of Hardy's sort, inthe pay Ireland to-day on extravagant 100 she having -attained vil and devilish work Gentleman 3rd. prize, No. 6096, Mrs. E. M. dance at the end of the song drew Welsh Baptist ex- 'the death of their mother. ea great pity that more of these out- the society was in its infancy, and Music, the England, in thority of the First George, who once thought that "despotism must ings are not organised, for they ce- we were looking for some place as a marks or the highest possible per- Mayes, 345 Vincent -street, Leeder- a burst of acclamation from the enmeeting of the Society ment friendships and do more good permanent abode for the society, centage. thusiastic audience. It was then her, Mr. Lloyd The talented trio repre- ville. allowed to govern themeelves," but of ASt.general Vincent de Paul will be held socially, on one occasion, than would this generous gentleman offered our sent a brilliant combination in the Ireland destroyed, and small .nations 4th. prize, No. 10973, T. W. Buck. the boys' turn for a special round of by the acts of his Government inhypocrisy Cathedral of at the the Immaculate at the applause, and they received it for bo to -day attempts to prove about in a Grace, world. to his and brought rooms musical Maylands. be vanity enara, otherwise present the all has George t "might is right." Lloyd to the Conception, Perth, on Sunday, 12th year. The Orchestra discoursing Celtic 5th. prize, No. 2506, Mrs. Lutrell, their Wand Drill, which they carried proverbial rental of sixpence per the democracy of England is awakened of December, commencing at 3.15 p.m. out in a manner creditable alike to the Kaiser, and unlessconsequent and year, until he should require the airs once more, announced the hap. Leederville. methods friends many J. Fay's Mr. W. unscrupulous his upon gers which. must be py continuation of the programme. 6th, prize, No. 3926, Arch Hollis. their instructor and themselves. The supporters were very gratified at his premises again. a line of blood between lee Irish na- Chikihen's Page. .vernment, which are drawing 7th. prize, No. 1058, Miss E. Currie, balance exercises and the pyramids being re-elected to represent the And more, we appeal to every Ca- A very pretty Cantata followed, is approaching which will stun climax a nation, British Holy Mass will be celebrated at North Ward in the recent municipal tholic man in the metropolitan area "The Bundle of Sticks." Included in Telegraph Office, Perth. were a feature of this item_ Misses on and the the following places on days men- elections. Accept our heartiest con- to become a member of our society. the cast were Misses Woods, McDer.e Empire. 8th. prize, No. 2488, Master E. D. Burke and Snell acquitted themseloutrages in England are but an indication tioned:-Sunday, December 5.-No. gratulations. Councillor Fay. ves well in a virnful piano duet, is not what is usual- mott. Rodriguez and Moore, as Ma- Hayes, Adelaide -terrace, Perth. a man Because The pretended Sinn Fein exvicious the by generated has been Mill, 8; Dwellingup, 10. Sunday, 0th. prize, No. 18376, E. leorden. "Irish Blossoms." Then came an Much interest has been taken in ly termed a young man, that is no bel, Molly, Santa Claus and Aunt that slumbering unrest winch It has 2Dec. the Lloyd George Government. that of 12.-Nanga Brook, 8; Dwelling - the industrial exhibition held in the bar to his becoming a member, and Rachel respectively, and also Misses Meekatharra. appropriate ending to the concert in invagance and arrogance time and brewing, was storm a that up, 10. Sunday, Dec. 19.-Jarrah- Vaudeville Theatre, Guildford, dur- in point of fact, we are only too Briggs, Mews, Burkitt, Farrell, Sin10th. prize, No. 8596, Miss K. 0'. the sweetly-rendered chorus, "Good- well known for some of revolt. To charge the recent sig. dale, 8; Serpentine Fails, 10. night, but not Good-bye." The exhibition pleased to welcome such men to our clair (2), Bluett and K. Bottger. It Connor, Midland Junction. ing the past week. strial England was on the verge the cables this week to Sinn Feat is an Sallie Guildford ranks. In time to come we would was a beautiful conception of child 184125, No. 11th. prize, .cant happenings outlined in their was organised by the carrying Just prior to the last item, MonIreland, meaning. true various Men the Mabel's Associain Cottage, Men's all did well. Ugly branches life, wherein Railway the 307 of to see branch like Brown, .vious attempt to camouflage the signor Verling ascended the into stage arrogance and devote= de- redin. war against the Government's tion, for the double purpose of creat- suburbs, bet our first effort must elocutionary effort and stage . of a and briefly addressed the gathering. moderreequipment the Local and General all with is it as count ing an interest in the products of be to make a strong central body, portment were beyond the pale of A full report of the various stalls' On behalf of the Sisters he thanked emy's camp, tinged lunacy, and Ireland, notwithstanding large from as yet not providing charity revenue and of is while her queenly district, criticism net ,werful bully, would be sheer having Swan population and the the as our amount likely them for their presence that night. kept her head so tar, is not News reached the city on Monday for the Children's Hospital. enough to undertake the necessary towards the little outcast won all all the competitions, also full prize It was a great encouragement hn Bull's insistent cudgelling, tide of victory is flowing her way. last that Mr. Neal Durack, brother fundsparishioners and hearts. Santa Claus made a great winner list, will be published next the children to have such a large of Midland are ex- expense of permanent rooms play a lunatic's game when the are fed -up with the hypocrisy and de. of Mr. Jack Durack, of the firm of The one than success to the more one with in bringing nearer Nicholas, .e truth is the British people pleased support, St. their week. ceedingly number present, and he was sure crew of alleged statesmen. They the which attended the efforts of the place, and as nearly everyone comes the happy Australian ChristmasOs of Lloyd George and his motley into abject in liaente and in usi eel Dwyer, Durack, and Dunphy, that they were all very proud of ground well known firm of solicitors, in pupils of St. Brigid's Convent to the city for their amusement, it time. Aunt Rachel was as our I themselves being slowly them. The entertainment was one. O. J. De OASIS PLIES WEST. nether millstones of taxation and high Barrack -street, gainwas drowned in the conour Pearson as has in story. Jessie act the Miss us to are pictured aunts verty between the upper and good School. behoves of the best he had ever witnessed; demands of Ord River, at the Ivanhoe Crossing, spendthrift the meet to fact, in white bled under and st of living, ed first prize in the piano solo, temporary non-Catholic society And then there was Molly, the for we had every item had given him great press, to going before Just dominion. -Hat Brass of fifty miles from Wyndham. It is 16 years, and this talented young make a strong central body, with torn Molly whose voice of tender- the unique pleasure of shaking hands pleasure. He wised to congratuvernment and the insolence by slightly minimised by of England, thought that he was on his way into cold, congratulated all quarters. out in the classes highly from pathos, was and support ness with Mr. De Garis, of Mildura (Vic- late the Sisters, also Lieut. Emmott. The poverty of the working progress of the war, is returning to the Wyndham from Anvergne Station, lady the adjudicator for her violin work. The quaterly general meeting of bleak world, would make the Angels toria), and Kendenup (WA.) fame, the drill instructor, Miss P. Ester, titious conditions during the that young and insistent element of in the Victoria River district, NorMisses Fanning and Moore as he stepped from his aeroplane at the dancing mistress, and the accomThe club swinging squad of girls the society was held on Wednesday weep. -war hunger line, and possibly so during moments the anxious of was many thern Territory, for the purpose of from St. Brigid's, consisting evening. The treasurer's report as Nobleman and Beggar respective- Belmont Racecourse on Thursday. A panistes, Misses Stent and hour which gave Robert Smillie beginning to make its power manifest in bidding good-bye to his wife, who Misses Irene and Laura Dobson, An- presented, and adopted, and the fol- ly, in a side-splitting character song feat to be chronicled in Australian Moreover, he was very pleasedWhite. to be e recent industrial crisis is bring about the overthrow of the despotic was in Wyndham awaiting the ar- nie Fahey. and Beatty Gaynor, se- lowing members were elected to the appropriately sty-led, "The Upper history has been performed by this able to say that the annual report way that will eventually Coand the defeat of the hydra-headed rival of a boat from Fremantle. cured first prize, and their throw- undementioned positions: Assistant Ten" and "Lower Five," had the gentleman, and his two intrepid by the Inspector had been excel. thods of British militarism, Hon. C. F. G Has. Heavy rains had fallen in the dis- ing series was most enthusiastically secretary, Mr. J. Teahan: auditors, House in roars of laughter. the Right words of Their in tee which, on companions in leaving Adelaide lent. Mr. Klein had bent entirely tion Government blood" between itself and the trict, and apparently the Ord River applauded by the audience. In the Messrs. T. Bogue and E. Willcock. vaudeville "tern" was a revelation Wednesday morning and arriving in satisfied with their work, and this an, has not merely drawn ''a line of blood, insofar as it can do so, was flooded. Mr. Durack held a club swinging championship, little Next Wednesday evening is the and called down a very thunder of Perth 38 hours later, bringing with showed that while the children were sh nation, but has drawn a :Me itofrepresents, nation. the Irish and successful, It was of the term. have lieutenancy in Dobson evening would which the 10th. Light audience Horse, Irene social The Miss big applause. nation, them copies of the Adelaide Herald to the fore in such accomplishments tween the British them to appear again and again. and Advertiser. government, which is galevant- and was on active service during and Miss Annie Fahey gained sec- is to be held in the open, and from Without incident es singing and dancing, they were This vailegated and multi-notioned be The Senior Girls, robed in all the of any Constitution, has shown the way the war. He was well liked, and in ond honours for St. Brigid's.their in- all accounts the programme to kind, the party arrived in also quite proficient in their schoso carelessly through the llrit;sh never have declared we his have that East, were 30th. is one glory of the year. His Uglies and father, Mr. J. presented richness J. The travelling 2169 lastic work. He concluded by wishgreat spirits, after of petrol and the lighted match with disasto make war by means The best evening of a replica of the sublime and beautiyet excelled. waged without armies and Durack, was killed by blacks many tention of holding the exhibition at an average of about 120 ing all the pupils a very happy s effects, and how war can be effectually be hoped this kind was held inside, and the ful in the welcome number, "Hin- miles The curses they unleashed in Ireland years ago in the North-West. Neil again next year. It is tofeels Mr. De Garis Christmas. miles per hour! ners and pictorial effects. if they confimeetwriter our for crowd was too large doo Maidens," combining in their threatened on his last visit to Perth are being adopted within shaduw was educated at the Christian Bro- they will. The e set their standards, and will ing room, but next Wednesday night graceful evolutions a queenly children air thers' College, Perth. Midland George Up to the that Lloyd dent have what the fly here on Government, he over that would British the Great Temple of 1. with queenly song. next occasion. He has kept his the British Constitution got to growl about present his body has not yet been again be among the prize -winners. an even bigger crowd is anticipate . his merry triflers with to word, he has achieved a great feat. Irish Patriotism and Our deepest sympathy following Tuesday night, DeA recitation, "The Minister The it is an axiomatic recovered. roost; to only coining home are Ireland in he curses goes out to his young wife, brothers Miss Eileen McDonald, of Carr - cember 14th, is the second river Tea," by Miss E. Sulivan, was high- The actual flying time from Melth curses always do. and family.-R.I.P. e street, West Perth. secured second trip, which like the second social ly applauded and rewarded by an bourne to Perth was 18 hrs. 12 min. Resignation It is a sad duty to chronicle the place in the State in the recent Al- evening, the social committee intend encore. Club -swinging by the Class, Congratulations. CATHOLIC CALENDAR. demise of Mr. J. P. Glennon, late of liance Francaise examinations and making the biggest success of its under Lieut. Emmott, was a wonder. tors are to have a patron saint. MacSwieey, widow of Mrs. Muriel of Lady McDonald ful exhibition of Calisthenic art. kind the society has yet run. eat decree assigns Our It has come to our knowledge tha, ;Highgate, whose death after a pain- the silver medal. Miss Cork's late Lord Mayor when interWANTED KNOWN. Mercy There has been a literary and de- and roundly applauded. to to the airmen as their pat-- a person is in this State canvassing ful illness occurred during the week. is the pupil of the Sisters of Parish. ner husband's hunger viewed during the console within be a ORGAN, pump, powerSt. Brigid's formed with hand society final item, "When Butterflies The High School, bating s, mid this should orders and advertisements for an al- May his soul rest in peace. uttered the foloweig sentipresent also six of the society, and either Mr. Darcy or Mr. Return," a two-part song by the ful and beautiful tone. As good as strike, to the relatives of the men en -- leged Catholic Calendar. As the faith in the Ideal, Mrs. W. Maher, of the Cathedral There are atpupils attending the Fennell would like to hear from Class, and most harmoniously war- new. for small church. ments, which forresignation Suitable this Parish, Convent's "in the central blue." Motor ecclesiastical authorities of surely is at present in the Perth University, some of whom are doing any members interested in these bled, lent an additional charm to a Apply, after 6 p.m., 106 Loftus -street patriotism and aye had their own patron for Archdiocese have not been appro- Public Hospital attempts tc stem the British make to undergo a serious K. Leederville. Misses memorable evening. remarkably well. t. Christopher. matters. ached for authority to solicit sup- operation. of Irish disaffection with Engtide Coalstad, and N. copy of LA.B., Fanning, port for the publication, a ludicrous, awl make irThe pupils of Madame Marie MEDICAL MAN, just from Home, land simply impossible L.T.C.L., acted as accornpanistes. Page 5 of this issue a compre- which has not been submitted to "TSB GOLDIN WEST." any reconPUBLICATIONS REORIVID. The Sisters of St. Joseph remain with excellent credentials and ex- retrievably ve subscription list appears un- them for approval, we warn the Ca- Godwin (widow of the late Mr. May favourite annual this at Ireland's dictaby of copy ciliation-except Blossom, A Ragged Little An in W.A. opening Frank perience, wishes of are Bunbury. O'Leary, Guildford) deeply grateful to Lieut. Emmott for he beading of public against possible victholic editor, the from Ltd., way our Robertson, come tion: and has (Angus what giving a repetition of the recital Gibbs generous services at all times in Give particulars. Medico, RECORD ight, for which we are sorry, timisation by supporting doubt for special- Mr. R. Clarke -Spear. It is essen- his "Yes, I am positive he will me his interest of the children commit- Office. .de the matter appear very might be a spurious publication in- which they gave recently in North Sydney).andWithout tially West Australian, brimful of the its task through. Of course, it is only ted to their care. e in that no introduction ap- tended chiefly for commercial pur- Perth at the Vaudeville Theatre, ised art cirof wide by ere deserving and in is interest, May Giebe work hic conviction he is fighting ofr, the MEMORIAM. IN above the large list of done - poses. Two years ago the manager Guildford, on Monday night next, itself. the for ddlepio, culation as an advertisement Snugglopot and that has enabled him to sun IIOWE.-In loving memory of our ideal, received. This is the first in- of THE RECORD was subjected to December 6th. Being so well known is esartist's previous production, State. Our great Nor' -Westillustraam fully reconciled to his dear brother, Tom, who died at vive. I His ept of contributions towards considerable annoyance from disap- throughout the Guildford-Midland this sucess, and pecially treated with by battle is mine for it is death. 27, 1919. November on Holyoa&e ew St. Patrick's Church for pointed advertisers who had pat- district, it is safe to say that many met with instantaneous of the tions and a large amount of auexpected be may same the on myself when I marI took of one especi-stone old and acquaintances friends to foundation in peace. May his soul rest cry, the ronised a publication purporting Art Union. May Gibbs thentic but bright reading matter. ried. him three years age while he at book under review. sisters loving his by -Inserted was laid a few weeks ago. be a Catholic Calendar, and which ally of the late head schoolmaster the primary all to Phases of probably was in England under a deportation will be present to encour- has made it quite simple for all they supposed had been produced Guildford The following are the winning and brothers. Our lives since teen have order. of understand the inspiration that Aus- industries are dealt with, and city by THE RECORD. We wish to age his widow in her profession her At numbers in the art union drawn on ESENTATIN CONVENT, tralian gum leaves and gum nuts progress is recorded faithfully.West been mainly spent in evading My for which pray charity, your O'CONNOR.-Of 1860, No, 13th:-First, warn our readers that THE RE- music -pupil teaching, November in such rare eighteen -pence The Golden its application and arrest or waiting to be yield exhusband's attainments are so ability and Nora of soul of the with the repose COTTESLOE BEACH. associated for CORD is in no way Langridge, Subiaco; second, No. fashion is masterfully por- commends itself either for preserv- F. his release from It is ceptionally well fitted. Admission pictorial O'Connor, who departed this life reunited through ac- 1249, Herman Ulshofer, KellerberND ANNUAL CONCERT. the Calendar under notice. 'the role I ern now Thus, prison. prices are 2s. and ls., and we hope trayed in the Little Ragged Blos- ing as a record of the State's 3, 1913. a December issue to Fremantle, intention at our P. Coulahan, No. 500, nevertheless third, I have long which to Pupils of the Convent School Calendar immediately the authori- a large attendance will be present som, which we have on our table hievements and potentialities or for rin; one is playing mercy have of Jesus, Sacred Heart V. Book- sending abroad, where it would Doodlakine; fourth, No. 1514, been accustom:44e' t AY, DECEMBER 9, 1920. tative ileeltifiaetical inforniation for to share the joy of listening to good from Dwyer and Carroll, on her soul. Pyke, Hine's Hill. be of great interest. surely -street. Hay sellers, music. us. reaches year 1/. the corning Admission: 2/ and

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Ven Archdeacon Streeth, £100; £5; Rev Fr. Fa. THE LATE THOS. FENNELL. Irish -Americans' Meeting and De Monsignor Verling, £5/0/8: (Caucasia), Baku at Valera. £5/5; Rev. Fr. Finnigin,Rev. Congress Appreciation. Kan, lemic An Fr. forma the Rev. Fr. Briody, £5/5r; *he Greeks have proposed The (By An Admirer) ex- Reidy (Bridgetown), £3/3/. Rev. Fr. to likely is that tion of a Christian League. incident An Fennell, Fate. formaTom the Mr. of of Rederne;.ceitt death consist circles £212/, the By Fein would Sinn O'Neill, I 0 League criticism in the southern in such painful and tragic =cum. citereported American of ers, £3/3/: Rev Fr. Lynch, £1/1/; tion of a State along and co-oper stances, Albany has lost a good citi- isSeptember in25.the Gaelic of the Rev. Fr. Lyons, 41/1/; Dr Flynn, meeting A shore of the Black Sea would form a zen, the Catholic Church a devoted National Council of the Friends is, £50; Dr. Trethowan, £515; Sisters of ating with America,League The son, and his dear wife and children £5; Mother Berchunited Christian Irish Freedom, held in New York, Mercy, Bunbury, ADVERTISERS, CORRESPONDENTS, ET of the forma- a loving husband and father. £1. Mr. Hynes, consist world League with Bishop Galagher, of Detroit mans, St. Brigid's, essured an US Joseph's to Connor, are southern St. Freak, the of Mrs. country along Presi£10; the noble As secretary of a State -opera worker in (the newly elected National that Waterloo, Despite its vast dimensions, of pledge that the great mission, so tion £10/10/; Mr. W. Hale, £10' Mr. John of the Black Sea, and coform a Church he was an earnest the wel- dent). in the chair, decided your il'estrious shore with great Basilica of the Sacred Heart P. A. Armenia, would the wisely initiated by everything that tended for Constitution should remain in Shine, Roelands, £5; Meese's. the tint with continued various be Monteeartre was overfilled by will the Announcements, Advertisements, stretching In Ern predecessor, and enlightered de. united Christian League fare of the parish. until amended in and A. H. Bryan, £3/3..: Mr. J.Mrs.J. on the activities of the church, social as its present form members of the Syndicate of Co., £3/3; frontier constancy and jourthe Wills The £5; Persian rule Lyons, accord. with the accordance from shore Tom and ployees. gathered together,celebrate votion which have always inspired genial Mr. southern the £3/3/: the charitable, proposed Glowrey, as well and Miss east, and skirting up always took a leading part, and by nal says that amendments intended for the ourre ing to olden tradition, to Saint that patriotic action of your Excel- of the Black Sea, would join would, if adopted, have curtailed Mrs. Tennant, £5; Mr. J. Hands, the feast of their patron, falling under the au- his quiet ways and courteous man- the National Council's financial re. £5. Mr. Dan. Kelly, £3/3/: Mrs. and Mgr. lency. with all our with theof zone and Straits Lou Michnel. At the High Mass, pontirespect Mrs. confidence the Arlo this Mr. In £5; commanded the Constantinople as put ners he sources and reduced its authority. Patrick Doyle, bens. thority the Diviri Gibier. Bishop of Versailles, proposal. week's issue, esteem of priest and people alike. Barker, £2/2/; Mrs. Seipworth, pronounced heart weforimplore President, Commission. the The Act of Discourtesy. ficated, and afterwards you. M. le Greeks. would bring in diction On Sunday, in the absence of Fr 15/5/; Messrs. Carr and Co. (per A. for the French Go- forward by a territory largely Greek Gilroy, the visiting priest (Fr. Mas a short but pointed allocution, family, your for Mr. De Valera had been invited V. Parkes), £2/2/; Mrs, and Miss congratulated being he into of which of entirety was "He the course tribute to to attend the meeting The suggestion Chemberlain, Mrs. upon vernment. and for the in its composition he autonomous, terton) paid a touching the Boor, £2127; these Christian Syndicalists Mr. James Shanahan, £2: the France the dear departed one, and extend. escorted to the platform," says with is that it should specially £2/2/. having, in conformity BENEDICT, PP, N.V Gaelic American. "by- s By roe, £2; Mr. M." J. O'Sulliaffiliation to Greece. The ed the sincerest sympathy of Father Mrs. Pontiff, an Sovereign with the of teachings been considered Gilroy, the congregation and him- appointed committee, and when he van, £01; Mr. T Shanahan, £1/1/, an orscheme has alreadyCouncil, and has self to the bereaved widow and or entered the room the whole meet. Mr. D. Leo, £1; Mrs. Shanahan, £1/1; constituted so magnificent prelate His two months visit to Ireland the Supreme ganisation. The eloquent quite out of phans. a crowded experience for by ing rose as its feet and applauded Mr. C. Wilkes, £1/1; Miss Kyle, £1/1; being been as has come take rejected to been also of. exhorted his bearers within their the Rev. Dr. Cotter, of New York. Greeks The The late Tont Fennell was born him heartily, as every Irish meeting Mrs. Wells, £111; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. the question. very occupy some to age and to preserve years him 45 with forces does. It seas the wish of the meet- Walker. £1/1: Mr. J. Smith, Bridgeback Victoria, armed Beeehworth, spirit He takes Christian the town, £1/1; Mrs. G. King, £1/1. Syndicate the manner in Bred to send on the eouth.eastern at At the early age of eight ing that he should speak at and to vivid impressions of the with the Trebizond, the Black Sea, with the ago. Tel. ALM. to which has made its success,beneficent family Government, with his the earliest possible moment, but the Nurse Delaney, £1/1/. Mr;. C. Sharemoved which he years of shores Bol Bre perfect its many-sided effiei the Tan" intended destroy and Pakento of amendments og the to aid of the "Black thriving little town nahan, £1/1/: Mrs. Meyer, £1/1/. services, to extend its influence Georgia. the and ruin idea of heading of envy of the National Council --all Mr. W. J. Norris, £1/1: Mr. J. disaster Western district made Gippsland has of gade, the in ham, society. invasion the stagre -make to-morow a better in Iris% admin- shevik met his future men who pose as the special charm Banting, £1/1/; Mr. J. Ryan, £1/1/: than that the ruling elements this offer is coupled by of the Victoria, where he aged more Christian and human Cotter was in Gal- But father still prone of Mr. De Valera and the Mrs. T. Brown, sen., WI/. Mr. and where his DENTAL SURGEON. "Do not forget." istration_ the Dr. eeetion for the formation yesterday of Supreme wife shooting, the the of residence only true and sineete frier -1s of tlie Dyer, £1/1; Mr. Tom J. Banting, night which on years' 20 way After resides. outLeague, Christian will saw Mgr. Gibier concluded. "that he what He Irish Republic-caused one of them £1/1/: Miss Power, £1(1/: Miss of West. picture rejected came 148 BARRACK -ST. (U already in Pakenham, he Christian and the has Council memside of the Gospel and find was married in the Roman Catholic to commit an act of discourtesy, but remain with him as long- a'.s to the £1/1/. Mr. and Mrs. MilliD reellisation the world will very long de. Booth, He was a witne Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered You ory itself. Cathedral, Perth, 10 years ago, and, which precipitated a was £1/1/: Miss Connie L1/1/; Mr. draws and the cause gan, agitations, griefs, and despair. scene at the railway station, tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully a few years' life on the gold. bate, which in turn, £1: Mrs. Gray, £1, Mr. after Power, salvaW. of word the it to will bring events fact that his practice in Wes of the 10 the De- of Mr. De Valera'; withdrawal. to horror Mr. NO. £1; public with the Railway Beer. of the speaks attention all joined Nurse he £1; fields over Yardley, F. GLENORAN BEST. has been built ott tion, which will triumph hours Australia, during the last eighteen years, the which followed during there partment, in which he proved him Beer, semi., £1: Mr. Beer, jun., £1; SCOTLAND'S Holding "The Floor." recommendati obstacles if you leave to God solid foundations of nventorious skill and to of agony for Galway. The. "Black self a zealous and painstaking offiMr. W. J. Beer, £1; Mr. ')V K. Lee, this so much that the MALT WHISKY. assurance of your success.yourPray appreciates made He saes, PURE he Mass., patients. lamented of Westfield, Rodgratified Tans," of his Hearn, £1; Mts. M. Mr. from and day to the up Connor, own cer N. £1; Miss He address. his Him for yourselves and volthe regarding after to mistakes volley with the amend. prevent of Mrs. to wishes the chief advocate night hideous and terrible death. gers, £1; Mr. W. O'Neil, fl; As supplied under Contract no agen and that your Syndicate may know "This," he continued, "is but only the one establishment in Perth, and employs and Government ley. Tom Fennell has now crossed the merits, was speaking when John D. Veale. sen., £1; Mr. S. S Maley, £1; The Press prai Country. or the progress and the healthy popu- a sample of what has been happen. W.A. Hospitals Railin Town Also canvassers Na or the first will Mr. touts, of New York, memory Moore, El; his Wringe, but Divide, Department. Mrs. Chadd, £1: Mrs. the Public endo larity it deserves. Bal- Medical Leading Great the Medical Profession recommends, and teeth ine all through the country. always be kept green in Albany. tional Secretary of the crganisation, W. Fee, £1; Mrs. McGa: ey, £1: Mr. way Dining Cars and the is daily dem that this marvellous system of removing briggan was the culmination of the Hotels and Clubs throughout the We often hear it stated that chill. moved that all business be sus- and Mrs. T. Hastie, £1; Mr. N. Pow. There has died in Paris. a scholar Cotter pain. Dr without liberty," Vastrated Mr. De "If that in order national 10/6; horors." pended are Australia's best Mr. Thaddeus Banting, dren er, 15/; State. Teeth are wi Porcelain Gum of great renown, the Rev. Father Natural for of ez-:. sets Our beautiful Ca. commented, "is another name In addition to his sorrow- lera might address the meeting. Sole Agent: asset. Miss May Noonan, 10/6: Miss K. Milcontour of the face Iejay, Latin Philology in the is solitary out doubt the best in the world; themanner "Mr. Hearn refused to yield the ligan, 10/8; Nurse Jameson, 10/8; He was civilisation, then Ireland ing widow, poor Fennell left six defy detecti to as a such in tholic Institute of Paris.of works for reproduced battle being COYLE the mouth in fighting PHIL on and alone young children, which were the floor and insisted that the debate Mr Claude Delaney, 10/6; Mr. Fitz. perfectly the author of a number Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, the civilisation. She is now mi reI than pride of his heart; the youngest an should go on. He was technically patrick, 10/6; Mr. C. Beer, £1; Mrs. and pure. I have wholesome Latin literature, and was ofalso Relihave permanently and less, of nations Niobe stubborn:y the within and his rights, ever conclusion, 10/. Mrs. Fitzpatrick, infant in arms, and, in Teeth not of work. founder of the "Review call imitators, but no rivals, in this classsystem. was McCarthy, The result and no patience with the men whoquesmight I express the hope that the stuck to them. At least., call 10/6; Mr. Dalton, 10/9: Miss K. Telephone, B277. gious History 'of Christianity," ting can be remodelled on my new discussion Noonan, 10/6: Mrs. Morgan, 10/6: des In such inhumanity a domestic State which he served so well and that the very tiresome elsewhere. My workmanship going before dentures, a member of the Academie which my husee all for question Valera It a Mr. De is for went on hours. Messrs. McClure and Fault 10/6; all my time per P. J. HEVRON in whose service he met his un. scriptions et Belles-Lettres, Institute.is tion. , my best advertisement, because I devote manity to see that this terry r is put of got disgusted and left the room in- Mrs. M. Shanahan, 10/: Mr. Fred Ro. and FOR- timely death, in the execution his a branch of the French to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right where I an end to." Dr. Cotter, we o is on CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, dignant. There was a strong effort berts, 10/; Mr. C. Monaghan, 10/. his duty, will see to it that reputation. my by known He had been a contributor to the the staff of "The Columbus," the WARDING AGENCY. and widow and kiddies are placed in made to induce him to remain, him Mr. J. Barnard, 10/: Miss Q. Blythe, Country patients can be attended to in one day; consul Catholic Encyclopedia. sent to ask organ of the Knights of Cr lumbus, who GENERAL CARRIERS. 10/; Mr. Maslin, 10/; Mr. R. Hen. such a position that they will he later a committee Lions are free, and many pounds are saved by those He So derson, 10/: Mrs F. Barnard, 10/: is a Tipperary man by birth. CHAMBERS, and trouble in the to come back, but he refused care all from free PHILLIMORE me and entrust their work to me. That eminent London physician. suit 2. to America on Ostober the official action of the Na- Mr. Dixon, 10/; Mr. Tim Sullivan, returned that before call and Advertiser. presidreference, for -Albany -Browne, address my future. of Crichton note a Take Sir James FREMANTLE. by tional Council was the reverse of in 10/; Mr. J. C. Tobin, 10/; Mr. and tiding to go elsewhere. Dentistry in all its branches ing at the conference of the Sanitary soiling or discourteous to Mr. De Mrs. Purling, 10/: Mr. and Mrs. Rev. M. O'Flanagan, C.C., who is ed Assistants. Inspectors' Association at Margate, Hospital. Gerard's a dewhose refusal to come back Looney, 10/: Miss McAuliffe, 10/; and St. First Valera," Feiner Sinn Beverley, regard a prominent Month. the with in say to Saturday York, First had something S. BEECROFT announced by Mr. Harry Bo- Mrs. Foster, 10/: Miss Wimbridge, voted friend of the Irish Republic, Surgical, Medical, and Midwifery. was to certain things of the Lembeth (Roscomland Butcher, W. 10/; Miss Doolan, 10/; Mrs. De PiThe doctors told his speaking at a Kendue said Conference. 61 CAMBRIDGE ST., LEEDERthere Recognition. on Sunday, BisFeis Hem 10/; Mr. P. mon) 252 Waterloo, SUBIACO. azze 148 BARRACK-STREET (Upstairs). hearers that he saw that VILLE. physical 181 ROKEBYROAD, Lam- was the great danger in nessy, 10/; Mr. Hastie, 10/; Mrs. G. meeting at the passed Resoltions Bold. hops asembled in conference at other Meat Killed Fresh pendulum Prime the when Only Miss that and force Mr. W. 10/: the Johnston, Repubfavour to the Irish in support pledged beth decided 'Phone 1341. sexes swung too far it came hack again lic and to Mr. De Valera in his ef- Meyer, 10/; Mrs. Lucey, 10/; Miss day of the equality of theand HOTEL ORIENT phy- It was a great mistake to think to forts to obtain recognition for it; Lucey, 10/; Mr. M. Banting, 10/. which was an anatomical or force, such with Footeverything Latest cure FREMANTLE. magnithe of ST., first HIGH the of Kinds protested against the present Brit- Mr. G. Harris, 10/. Mr.10/:E. Tiernan, For All siological heresy of have it as a solution of every diffiMr. NooBarrack and Murray Streets, Prices. Country for Lowest ish methods in Ireland, and against 10/; Mr. D. Rodgers, the tude-and decreed the revival Accommodation at Good wear, counselled therefore, He culty. J were who Deaconesses, of Rates, Visitor*. the treatment of the Lord Mayoit of nan, 10/; Mrs. Morris, 10/; Mr.10/; Order Current the "The Famous "linigg's 0 Repairs at were There means. other use of the R. Hollole, 10/; Mr. services, Houston, take Cork: called on Secretary of State to be permitted to Tel. B533. Patronise J. MONAGHAN. no places in the country where men. to for an apology for time Miss Rowland, 10/; Mr. J. Morrisask Colby baptise, and preach-which, type they were Republicans British Admiralty order against the sey, Prcton, 10/; Mrs. Bryan, 10/; doubt. women of a certainIt was although THE PLACE TO GO FOR BEN JONES and Sinn Feiners, did not fully un of eastbound vessels sailing Mrs. D. Rodgers, 10/; Mrs. Prout, would with unction do. HOTEL entry -ST., PERTH. SILK and TAB PALACE ques- derstand the ideals of Republicism THE Lark 10/; Mr. J. Dillon, 10/; Mr. J. CulPANAMA HATS, WILLIAM into ender VESTS, flag 310.12 American the FANCY with extreme timidity that hebut he and Sinn Fein, and although they Perth, W.A. Harbour: and denouncing Governor bane, 10/: Mrs J Culhane, 10/; Miss Terrace, ETC. tioned Episcopal infallibility,working George's TIES, St. SOK, SHIRTS, Rethe of the name in act might Cox's statement that the League of Milligan, Australind, 10,'; Mr. Jas. ventured to think that the The PALACE is situated in they were not interpreting SUBIACO HOTEL Harris, Dardanup, 10/: Mr. O'Brien, women of Burnley had shown more public, close es Nations affords Ireland an empor. position, charming the Republic. most of mind the coming 8/: Miss E. Bart. in Hollole, The 3/6; Mrs. of obtaining her liberty. wisdom that the Bishops EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPA ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. Banks and Commercial Houses, as tunity "You hear," he said, "of facts of were de- ley, 7/6: Mrs. Barron, 7/; Mrs. Hen. to the conclusion, as they had done, is largely patronisk Friends of Irish Freedom oppose,: derson, 7/; Mr. K. M. Houston, 5/; Always on Tap. and Beer Theatres, Emu men 'by on carried Lambeth terrorism the of selfish be unalterably to at the very time for Country by the principal Farmers and Gra- clared in the sacred name of Dail Eireann, Good Accommodation to the entry of the U.S. into the Mr. Spencer, 6/; Mrs. Dalton, Cute:. ski 0RDLRS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. * Conference, that there were essenVisitors. ziers in the State. of the Irish Republic, in any name League, even with reservation.:, and Baby Dalton, 2/; Mrs, W. Fee, 5/; tial differences, and that they must Proprietor. them and carry to WING, will men tilt TARIFF. J. Woods, 5/; think libsraMrs. 5/; Mr. the they Ireland's Wilson, WALTER that to MODERATE it was added leave the mills ends. ba- prosecution of their selfish tion meant the freedom of the se t* Mrs. J. Woods, 5/; Miss Fitzpat- DON'T FORGET THE stay at home to look after the and J. T. °LOWERY, Proprietor. Yes, men going out with guns at incalculable rick, 5/. Master J. Hatton, 5/; Mr. "which would bring "For men must work bies. ADDRESS Telephone of windows be into the firing and might night benefit to all mankind, and especial Harry Wells, 5/; Mrs. Offer, 5/; women must sweep" -A1428. HOSPITAL. by VALESCO PRIVATE houses, inhabited not merely Mr. V. Freeman, 5/; Miss D. John. ly to the United States." their motto, but perhaps the men CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PER as children too. and women by detelis but gives men, stone, Freeman, sen., sweeping, 5/: Mrs. Globe 5/: the Boston in TERRACE. The HARVEST might help MOANA CAFE en- well. I say that is not Sinn Fein: of the enthusiastic welcome by 100. Mrs. Marsh, 5/; Mrs. T. Dillon, 5/; MISS M. O'CALLAGHAN. Working men would henceforth they it is not Republicism; it is not auHAY -STREET, PERTH. than leisure 000 people of Mr and Mrs. De Va- Mrs. Ted Buswell, 5/; Mrs. Tyler, more joy Surgical: Medical: Maternity. pure it is, Eireann; be to Dail was by thorised had hitherto done, and it Telephone, A1080 For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. lera on their arrival in Boston re- sen., 5/; Mrs. Simpson, S'; Mrs. Sar(hear, gent, 5/; Mrs. M, White, 5/; Mrs. cently. hoped that that leisure would be and simple, Iblackguardism the people to appeal And hear). improving in Discussing the position of Gover- Foxwell, 5/: Miss K. Power, 5/; only not expended merely to cease doing Presidential Mr. T. White, 5/; Mr. /*If. Barrett, THE WINNING DOUBLE. nor Cox, Democratic their minds and in outdo, sports eoncerned notthemselves, but I apclubs or these things candidate, on the Irish question, 5/; Miss Mackey, 5/. Mrs. Hansen, MT. LAWLEY and recreations, or in UNION BEER great bulk of 49 FIRST -AVENUE, Mr. De Valera said that no matter Capel, 5/; Mr. M. Veale, 5/; Mrs. "pubs," but in improving and de peal still more to thepeople ASK FOR ROBERTSON & MOFFAT'S OLD BUILDINGS, AND of Irethe the decent, sensible how well intentioned the Governor Polo, 5/; Mrs. T. Dillon, sen., 5/: home and in corating the STREET, PERTH. preand down the, they land to put STOUT. which in RYAN IMPERIAL might be relative to recognition of Mr. T. Dillon, jun., 5/; Mrs. Philtasks UNION PHIL household othby carried out being Article that vent them under the Irish Republic lips, 5/; Mrs. Williams, 5/; Mr. F. HIRE P7 oOne FOR would find that self-expression CAR MOTOR DODGE Fre XI., the fact remained that Article Buck, 51: Mr. B. Armstrong, 3r; was denied them in their monoton- ers. Certainly I will do all I can to DAY OR NIGHT. organise the strong hand of Dail XV. of the League of Nations' Cov- Miss A. Mastic, 5/; Nurse White, 5/; ous occupations. 208. No. CAR who * anybody to strike * Eireann enant would nullify any action that Mrs. Rooney, 5/; Miss T. Hastie, Motor Garage Telephone, A1927. speaks in its name without its au could be taken under Article XI. Si; 'Mr. McDonald, 5/; Baby BrenCatholice of Czecho-Slovakia are G.P.O.Motor Rank. A3488. of thority; who prints his name on an'For, if you will examine," said he, nan (Collie), 5/; Miss D. Bartley, faced to -day with the necessity re- onymous posters, or write in print 'Article XV., you will find that it 5/; Mrs. Young, 5/; Mr. C. Rooney, continuing a grim fight for their VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. think hand. Don't against their to disguise rights that there shall be no in- 5/; Mr. De Piazzi, 5/; Mr. T. Sulli. B.D,Sc., L.D.S., specifies civil and their ligion POWELL, KALGOORLIE includ- because you see the name of Dail G. V. terference in the domestic affairs van, 5/; Mrs. McKenzie, 5/; Miss DENTIST. numerous and powerful foes. In this Eireann written on a piece of paper P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. and England Eckersley, 5/; Mr. S. Buswell, 5/; of the signatories, ing the Government itself for- that it has the authority of Dail 188 ST, GEORGE'S TERRACE. JAMES KEATING. takes the ground that the Irish Mrs. Jackson, York, 5/; Mr. J. C. struggle they see many of their Good Accommodation for Travellers. question is a domestic Institu of Eireann " PERTH. question. Metcalfe. 5/; Mr. B. Doyle, 5/; Miss mer spiritual leaders in the army 340 HAY.STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' has no England we deny. This appointment. H. Rusiatt, 5/; Mrs Mehr, 5/: Mr. by or 5, to their enemies, along with Protes10 Hours: Line of Scotch and Irish Suitings. Dress Snits Special A The more any traMea,_ on this Muin Ireland rights Atheists. legal aieretae The Delgrado, 4/; Mrs. Tuck, 1/; Master Specialty. tants, Socialists, and Phone, A5038 BEDFORD HOTEL than Germany would have in Bel- Ronny Prout, 4/; Mrs. C. Simmons, neepal Eriacation Cruncil of Halle Press, the schools, the political forSamples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Applica the have brought a hornet's nest about MURRAY-STREET. gium if she stayed there five years, 3/8; Miss A. Mastic, 3/6; Miss N. Tythe literature of um, even of Blarney Tweeds Just to Han Stock Varied and five Large the 100 times of or years, a regulation Throughout. five 10 times their ears by passing ler, 3/: Mrs. Wenn, 3/; Mr. E. Has Thoroughly Renovated country, are in the hands of that all crucifixes and religious ob for tie, 3/3: Miss May Johnston, 2/8 We have maintained Splendid Accommodation for Coun- years. Church's assailants. The captains THE WINNING DOUBLE. right every no has that England using removVisitors. are are to be 150 years emblems try jects and heresy Master T. Mr. P. Morel, 2/6; Shanathe new UNION BEER in Ireland " TARRIFF MODERATE. han, 2/6; Mrs. J. Mastic, 2/; Mrs. means to discredit and cripple thea ed from the schools under their jurisAND diction. As this decision was apGEORGE AUBURN. Proprietor. M. White, 2/6; Mrs. J Hall, 2/6; Church, which they forsook' only Right to Protest. Kalgoorlie. resort are big-street, religious by A They prompted Bourke parently 112 2/6. Miss Foster, 2/6; few months ago. UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. 'America, the American Govern- Mrs King, Tynes, 2/6; Mrs. Catlett, 2/6; ing to nearly every device of malice otry, it has been met with a strong ment," he continued, "has a perfect Miss hos- opposition by both Catholic and Miss Gray, 2/8; Master W. Maslen, and mendacity to further theirinvecthe condi. protest against to right energetic coarse An The Protestant parents. Master T. Power, 2,8; Master tile campaign. tion that exists in Ireland, just as 2/8: to £70. B. Polo, 2/6; Master J. Simpson, tive of apostate priests is so ob- protest against the action of the GRAMOPHONES and PHONOGRAPHS, from £2/2/she protested when Russia was per- 2/8; BARRACK STREET, PERTH. Council has been made a meeting of Mr. Coonan, 2/6; Mr. M. J. Shanoxious that the more thoughtful Conwhen and the Jews, secuting are 6 . that from P. Shanahan, Miss nahan. 2/6; 2/8; CYLINDER RECORDS even of t.ieir heretical followers of parents, who assure the Council matter and the on took action gress if this is not effective they will take Swensen, 2/8; Master F. Power, protesting-some from a sense had the American Ambassador re- Mrs. BLUE AMBEROL RECORDS, 3/6. means to have the case brought to Mrs. C. Owens, 2/6; Miss Moridecency and some from a convic moved from Russia and all diplo- 2/6; In one the attention of the higher educa 2/6; Miss Ivy Atkins, 2/8; Mr. arty, DISC RECORDS, from 1/6 each. tion that it is bad polies'. Govern. the with matic relations rabid tional authorities. "We shall not" instance-to cite no more Mrs. S. E. McCARTHY, re- Dick -Rooney 2/6; Mr. F. Banting, By cut off. the Czar of 3/6. ment RECORDS, REGAL protests res apostates "let our say, the protests air. W. Rooney, 2/0; Miss Sha2/6; harangue by one of the the Geddes Ambassador cognising to main a mere matter of words" 4/6. Mollie Shanahan, 10in., Miss nahan. 2/6; Hofer by name -incited a mob rec RECORDS, given has COLUMBIA American Government Miss Miss L. Houston, 2/6: attack the nearest Catholic tacit assent to existing conditions 2/6; SPARE PARTS and SPRINGS for ALL MACHINES. Nearly a hundred million dollars Mena Buswell, 2/6; Miss Rooney, tory and threaten the priest's life. in Ireland." the worth of new nickel and aluminium 2/6; Mr. J. Hattie, Mr. Bernie Without question the use of 2/6; box. COLUMBIA NEEDLES, 1/6 per RECHABITE the coins have been issued by the RAILWAY Banting, 2/8; Mr. J. Foster, 2/8; vernacular in the services of Join an Irish Society. French Treasury in a new effost to REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO. Mrs. W. King, 2/6; Miss Waldron. new heresy is a powerful magnet from rot. hundreds shortage. currency attracted the which has 2/8; Miss Dillon, 2/8; Mrs. Henshaw, many remedy lowing the disappearance of the eil. 2/; Mr. McDaniels, 2/; Mr. Juli, 2/; the true Church. Indeed believe MOIR'S CHAMBERS, ver coins, it has been observed that Miss Mastic, 2/; Miss Gladsto, 21; of there former Catholics MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. national were new pieces the copper and the bronze that in joining Miss Delaney, 2/; Mr. J. L. Walker, PAINTING, CAR MOTOR guilty leaving the country, spec 'retorts gain. for Visitors to Perth. They are right Jack Culham, 2/; Mr. church they are by no means 2/; Master suitable most The Best attention and U of apcstacy. It is to the national. ing as much as 40 per cent. profit Sherman, 2/; Miss M. Delgado, 2/; the Perth Railway Station. site heretical alloy has new new McCARTHY the A Prices. HARRY that such transactions. isitc spirit Miss E. Delgado, 2/; Mr. Brown, V: the been discovered, however, which Barker, J. organisation is appealing, and 2e; Mr. 2/. Brown, Mrs. -STREET. PIER 195 does not offer such advantages to use of their own language instead Mr. C H. Wight, 10/. speculators and which probably will PRACTICAL COACH PAINTER. Perth. of Latin in religious service:- is an io Central Arcade, The Holy See is result in the entire French coinage effective bait. 20 Years. Over sanction purchase Established to on future in based petitioned being again to be in the celebration of rather than on metal values. Bohemian QUEALY'S HOTEL devotions. and in public Mass that Next Town Hall, KALGOORLIE. PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, AND AR There are some who believe See COLOURMEN. Excellent Accommodation. the concession by the Holy "national" the deprive would Convents and Sc UNION BEER ON DRAUGHT. Wholesale and Retail. Special Prices for church of a patent means of proee Mrs. QUEALY, Proprietress. lytism. Australasia., of Acts Societies' Friendly the under (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered the G. F. YEATES What inspires hopes (sayschanges BENEVOLENCE. the Telephone, No. A1011. Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, "Irish Catholic") that French Optician, Prefemales), demanding and (males brought about in the are not of Catholics to Appeals Specially it and by the PERTH. receipt -STREET, It is essentially Irish and Catholic, on Locality BARRACK 37 any in sidency and Ministry interests is established be will their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches by the PRIEST or evil omen for Catholic which (Opposite Town Hall). SIGNED by TEN PERSONS, sanctioned M, DISTRICT SECRETARY of a requisition the following telegram from being fully set out in the requisition. the the DISTRICT, the names and ages of intending members Millerand has received 50,000 members and £300,383 in Funds. Zealand. New and Commonwealth the Holy Father: Newcastle Club Hotel 550 BRANCHES enroughaut Guaranteed. Rome, Sept. 24th, 1820. Financial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness HANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE. 'Phone 481. CONTRIBUTIONS. South Terrace, Fremantle. MODERATE MEMBERS. BENEFIT At the moment in which your NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR UNE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. core ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN Excellency is elevated by thenation -Date. AMOUNTS -to Up and SMALL OR Renovated LARGE IN Bost of Everything K Newly LOANS ADVANCED Splendid Accommodation. dial suffrages of the FrenclGoldfields and North-West Cur FREEHOLD PROPERTY. of the Reof Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/8; We to the First Magistracy for. 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The Very Latest English and American Models fourteen In the same period forty(bp ceapball o weeks. been murhave men JUST TO HAND innocent three (Cyril Bryan.) in dered by military and police, the for thirteen with comparison In ed to the weeps's.s with which the previous fourteen weeks. Since the Dublin, October 13, 1920. hoped Aus English military authorities week of June, too, the flog second for 'To-day I received a 'West demand W.B. REDUSOS, 11, 1920, to break the National ging of men and boys, the attacks tralian,' dated Septembercaught sell -determination. upon women and children and the and the first thing thatparagraph my WARNERS, become at Voice, have People's prisoners The of torture following the was Chambers, eye floor, W.A. two years the Irish au important part of the general LA DIVA'S. these the very top of the third is column During 1 dare not think. people olic writes C.P Jerger, acthe Father Charles policy of military terrorism. on the cable page. Here people bore this incessant provoca(Continued at St. Joseph's, High. as follows to his sister:D&A's, what a certain distin17, 1920-having at tual cutting:tion with September Perth Reprisals. gate, Not Are They Terrace, 1920. 17, Ireland Aug. George's On Khyber, space.) guished foreign visitor to criminal IRELAND. IZODS, Eta . has been reach long last a breathing what letters from clear my is It that hope almost "an as do I allowdescribed Not not the you safely, and also those which I Reaching Marseilles. OTT & HOARE, Proprietors. CONSTABLE MURDERED. The National energies stated above that it is which can patience." One ship the is from desland to a great murders of policemen wrote to others got to their due me ed CIVILIAN VOLUNTEER SHOT were devoted to upbuilding see nothing but huge walls surround. which the dictating this policy. For two years tination. Your cable reached DEAD. political ,organisation, by passed Gibral incessant military ter at Colombo, and what a relief to ing the docks. We and Brassieres from 4/11. the National demand for independence there was every UCCESS in Business London, Sept. 3. altar without stopping, theduring part of Ireland, rorism in know that those two trunks were coast of railway station might be expressed constitutionalalong Galway the sailed killAt been hope afternoon Abdominal Belts made to Order. had the In peacethis policemen no way. TRAINING the 1918, though on safely In December, of Sinn ly. air mes from the and sky blue The at midnight a number Constable provo. you, Spain. The reached ed, despite the unparalleled from that my other accounts ful organisation bore fruit. envidead Feiners shot But Leaving of peace and calm was indeedgladly election given. had budget. general they my the in cation continue a I people after Krumm, an ex -soldier, the course Irish during that month repudiated 1917 to 1920 the efforts to suppress Fremantle behind us, we steamed able, and I would have so in held At 9.30 on Monday We Coach indesperate struggle, killed the National movement in Ireland away (the usual daily monotony, gone ashore. three of English authority in Ireland, and Only Address we steamed past of which Krumm ORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, Parliament and became progressively more ruth and reached Colombo on August 7. night, August 30, It and wounded others. elected their own was moonlight assailants dehis Eddystone an theharthe Commercial movement morning 8 in the Arcade, Perth. This constituted Baird's less as the National about At civilian OOKBEEPING, of -pond. Government. mill homes a as calm Subsequently in- fied suppression. The sackir, of bour full of steamers and boats pull- and a sea as One man expression of the people's will,by the ENGLISH, Etc., atO All September 1, we an. volunteers were raided. bed Irish towns and villages, the whole. ing in all directions-it looked a Wednesday-. and stead of being acknowledged Tilbury Business Subjects. opposite river the in was dragged from his was offi chored A Customs House scene. he re English Government, was replied sale murder of Irish civilians, The emigration officer tied to a lamp -post. ---1-ere the busy troops the natural development of cial came on board, and all who Station. died New OM% to by that Government's ceived nine bullets and the ag- raids, arrests, and imprisonments of wanted to go on shore had to show came on board to re-examine passwith more intense ow. ur Special FULLto BUSINESS whole police Vasmu= and of typical them that I had none qual just told is I I fully This ports. two 1917; the woundings, the suppres- passports and get them stamped. After ever. RSE guarantees note than You gression asked and vOLVINS anti -Irish propaganda. "MURDER- years, a people provoked by reth sions of fairs and markets: ,the had none. So I asked whether a and was being deported, AAOU, in ONE YEAR. TEMIRON to land and go to that the constable was SPINO,d arresting. roundup EA. raiding, of prominent Irishmen; declaration of some sort would not to be permittedthat .1. suppression, Volun less bring "Civilian would I the and But ED" assaults and the increasing vigor of military do, and also saw the captain; but Highgate, explanadragged from his deportation, armed for the rule of 1918; and the wholesale ter- I had to remain on board. About the Superior and give allwere having in- teer," although courthe night, of murder, began to prepare 1PORTANT.-We are I felt tions necessary. They March bed (in the dead of they fore- roristic regime of 1919. for 9 or 10 your cables came. measures and intense more -post, ed, to be ready lamp Standing on SEWING refused. tied to a but teous course), Apthat Soon to notice to yelled. too, have permitted could Receiving I not is important, glad were so Range It not 1.1 14.01,11IST They was saw. 1, a Lone Father bullets, see to NINE amazed with was I deck, riddled on type Concame their "Irish paper for -led a OW t/A.O.ET NEEDLES modern after a reporter of as long as the so -cal your import arms or munitions atus of toe mostReceiver, the deck taught murdered. He merely-raise decided 1917 and early in board, to whom I gave an account Callistus coming through side. in they sat vention" Therefore, yourdefence. He for ve and Crystal from the opposite own eyes and see again 1915, military aggression seas, to a of my case, after seeing a notice in passage note to take arms from their oppressors. Expert Instructors. Students passed You also in selves-DIED! the the paper stating that I was coming had taken a boat at Tilbury, fact In the January of 1919 the first certain degree, restrained in would iffy for Operator's Certificate S114111, SIMI, STRONG emphasis they lay on the ex-sol the alongside, mounted the gangway. be made cry would attempt The Convention an that that shot. and that hope was onths. seen, being without board on got and that the constable waslongantime be- policeman the the main him dividing told English of I the me. to rescue achieve its purpose STANDARD SEWING was at once raised in the of side other the on were all dier; but it will be a as When it failed, mili- facts and that this rescue stuff was of Press that the Republican move- Irish people. MACH IN tS The face of the captain vessel. fore they tell you the number and geneAssismore the and after, arms on Application to: became Soon tried. murderers not by aggression taryment was led the saloon with Fr. ex -soldiers the Blackand-Tans Principal. lOal STITCH and CHAIN be sternly ral. soon as the general elec- tant Superintendent of Police came when I entered should As and . S. HALPIN, BA., men, terrorists, passport murdered." the seeking R.I.C. have Under cover of this tion demonstrated that the vast and courteously informed me that I Callistus suppressed. surmises(Late 18th Batt., A.I.F.) STfffti Ireland has become a veritable desired could not go on shore. So I stop- showed clearly that my glove ADJUSTABLI 1.11,41111117111LI imagine cry, the military and police aggres- majority of the Irish people put with PIN.0A1 N. pool of blood, and I can Australia to ped on board and watched the cool- of his being hand and hone 2357. /MOOT MI. GENIE At enormously. separation, no limits were Mathias in One in increased eion journals 1,11100.1 RANG the anti -Irish upon ies coaling, with the greatest inter- Hughes and company, the military', attacks 'VD police and and military hurry to reach London"murdering brave constables" from England's Answer. est. One came up to me, such a and the the National organisations, ano I asked him: quite correct. "shooting dead, civilians," tn. must 5, rivet roam! .hurtle machine male. New Shipment just opened. In the twelve months of 1919, T. P. HERBERT when the demonstration of the fail- nice boy, and with a big smile on were the passport officers?" boys of 15 to old men of are crippled were "Where the in priest?" residences "You made was asked: face thousand method his dark Write for illustrated Catalogue and particular of like Porch*. tin ure of this Most oppon fourteen think I "Oh, ready: was excuse The amily Grocer and Provision 70, with great gusto. military the great elections of January, I said yes and showed him hand- raided at night by armed Merchant. and municipal they have gone ashore." As a mat. timely, therefore, have I been "Me hundred the said: upon He begun Three rosary. was my attack sign, all police. an and 1920 SUBIACO. ed a statement dealing with they were in the chief ROBERT-ROAD,-Road). A campaign of in- Catholic." I felt and appreciated ter of fact, 289 MURRAY Et , PERTH. I can thirty-five meetings were suppress- whole people. (The Beale Piano Agents), these shootings in Ireland. and this so much. "The poor ye have steward's cabin having breakfast, Ever, National discriminate sabotage, an (Near Nicholson as ed or proclaimed. this cabin the shortest leave to no better than send it to you and do GoFamilies elected the the again, is from When, It packed. even you." with launched. always was organisation, whole murder ds carefully route lay through the it stands, for it traverses the was declared illegal, and in spite of these efforts at suppres workers and the strugglers and the and usual ted on daily. Country orders position, was and prepares you for the vernment. in its proceed- sion, the Irish people in Tune. loco poor one gets, in the main, the sym dining saloon, where the captain ded to. We saw meal. of the paid antiIrish active participation morning own at his poison -gas offence. ask I of criminal life. off of a falling no and kindness decreed not only pathy ings was displayed, He Officer. Emigration Chief the propaganda Press. Fairs and markets were euppresseo their determination to be indepen ed: "What is your name?" "Albert," Callissmall knot courteously listened to Father KEEP THE WES OUT! NORTH PERTH MOTOR No Shooting in 1917,..butin the counties of Cork, Clare, Mayo, dent but an increase of it, the mili- he said. By this time a and conditioning shore on me let and and tus GARAGE. Albert there Tipperary 1917 bounds of coolies had gathered, Kerry, Limerick, terrorism broke all In the twelve months of (1) I get a passport at the were tary Ireland Galway. Whole districts north south east and pointed to an old man who also pro- that: ravaged METTERS' WIRE DOORS and GOVZ-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. were no police killed in inspector at Hgh bank- west. In all this the plan was not feesed that he was Catholic and his German Embassy: (2) stnn verge of (with the exception of anleading a brought to theeffort (as illustrated! of Rev. Callistus Hen elephones, A1837 and A4598. to force them to suppress murder or to restore nano Michael. Then another young gate in chargeproceed while in the injured ruptcy was who as Germany to felt ry; (3) and No 2 Size: BOGUE AND SPERRING. to abandon the claim to indepenorder but to suppress a people and fellow-tall. thin, with battered baton charge in Dublin, andButwho Callistus Father possible. as soon seventy in AND head, and his on DAY an angle hundred do at hat perched Eft. Bin. x 2ft. 8in., Green dence. Four to restore an alien and hateful ARS FOR HIRE died later of his injuries). left the Osterley at Naples, came suppression sir armed attacks were made by mination over them, 1S..11 with fierce black eyes, a strain of had Wire that year the political NIGHT. overland, reached London August and out peaceful of the look upon by that carried blood his was police in statement Arab and official people the lift. bin. x 2ft. 8in., Gal'. That is called of the Irish Eng- troops civilians. Two Catho- 28 and employed a solicitor Cream Cars for Weddings. against in every part of Ireland by houses orderly gatherings ofIrish men, wo- has been issued by the Republican him-dashed forward: "Me battle the begin to M'Donald It was so and sixty The statement made lic; name Gabriel." ..ft 8in. x 2ft, Sin, Green lish military and police. The We went to further deportation. wounded authorities. for- hundred at the conclusion viz., that the inur- friendly of these poor men! of prominent Irishmen were Three men and children were Residential Chamthrusts, rifle fire, or dens, burnings, etc., are not repri- And the next morning, when a Mrs. MacVeigh's searched. 8in. x 2ft. Sin., Gass' and bayonet Eft. by entered nephew, cibly sister, B182. her with elephone Nine hun- sals, but the cold.bloded, consider- small bum -boat came alongside the bers, where, the blows of rifle butts. hundred and forty-nine Irishmen were niece, and brother (Mr. MacVeigh, poli- dred and BROS. fifty-nine arrests of the English Govern. coal -lighters to sell them little things M.P 1, she received us kindly, and FARRELLMerchants women were arrested for policy ed and Sises in Proportion. Other Twenty and tical offences. Twenty-four leaders made for political offences. by a penis - -as betel-nut for chewing, cigarettes treated us so hospitably that we at eral Produce hun- ment, is easily verified and Gabriel, Wire Windows Made to Any leaders. in addition to the we Corn Crushers. al of the following document which and bananas-Albert them of opinion in Ireland were deported With at home. felt deonce were Public something, prison, in to buy Size. fell into the hands of Sinn Fein It who went down without trial to England. and in dreds already until yesterday, September OWARD-ST , FREMANTLE. after the Bal- spoke to the young fellow, signing remained were suppressed, ported. Twenty-five National news17. civi- seas issued two days only Firm who Specialise in meetings when efforts are made papers were suppressed.by Eight horror, and Was nothing and pointing at me, and I saw by cases briggan the question raised many M'Donald Mr. Crashing. Salt military and And Grain were murdered an incentive to the murder the signs that he was Catholic. to hold them they were' forcibly and objected to made' else but and lians and Gabriel, of naturalisation, and police. and no effort towas to continue in their pleasant then these two, Albert Yesterday broken up by armed military bayoas an alien. justice. gang the murderers no com and another whose name I do not registering bring requires to It ways. police, who used rifle butts, little Bow -street. "Na at register to had I and know, actually bought me a small tionality uncertain." Mr. MacVeagh, nets. and batons on women ment:Murders"! READ THIS! "Cowardly NaThe imagine Just men. of bananas. on as bunch well Secret, 2/14428/80. children as in obtaining an exof working at piece- M.P., succeeded suppressed. 6th these poor boys,(6d.) tional newspapers were was During the twelve monthskilled my leave for six (from 1st Division, 5th Division. employfor unloading tension of weeks. work -25 cents The Home Sechere is in our midst a curious A vigorous censorship 1919, sixteen policemen were them Division, Dublin District, 3rd Ca now, five) friendso remained. and generous lighter-so who of a those The majority of Irishman. ed against said he would consent to courts in Ireland. between yalry Brgade, Police Adviser, Copy ly, so kindly offering out of their retary in conflicts terry Ice is Bright, hence I have Civilians were brought before killed America, to were going my M.G.A.: I would sentences these bananas! men and police in- to There And the Price is Right. martial and given savage and that the poverty to Joe, and shall write again are indications kin- armed bodies of not take them. They pressed me, written In these conarmed. better Gothere. the Visitors special others by finitely sundry taken to R PATRONAGE SOLICITED. for "seditious sneeches" recently totem and show my innocent civi- flicts, which had as their one object measures Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields dred offences. Two by of and so to please Ring A8255. Dr. Mannix is here, Dr. Clune also. vernment for the suppression military appreciation I took two bananas and Under Owner's Personal Supervision ly Catered for. lians were murdered of maltreata securing of arms, the police beginning got are both, and the them Ireland in have seen I disorder beI went been advertised as to bear fruit end have the desired handed the rest back. and police: five died M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. one casualties have have low, got four nice little pictures and fine letter from the first, and the PERTH ment in prison: upWards inof baton "cowardly murders." There at any rate, the more twelve cigarettes, packed them in a second promised to send me one. (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, occasions as effects in. sections these on fact, T.CLASS ROOMS TO LET hundred were wounded None Fein, .Kelly, in Sinn Dr from been, of one received Also the moderate them to Gabriel. and gave bundle, At in. and bayonet charges. of these ofoffen- many civilian casualties as In there destimy spite who are beginning to use their the On their back I had written their who is in Ireland, but as 28 IRWIN-STREET. armed forces guilty been police casualties. aggresI must wait fluence with a view to stopping three names, but the fourth name I nation is still uncertain brought to justice, have acts of armed ces was ever before answering. The "Daily Her. arms Moderate to Permanent known of the 16.450 the campaign of outrage. I had sooner is No corn. know. it not did people instances Irish two in and Lodgers. Without being unduly optimistic, turned and walked along the deck aid" and other papers and pholoin whom ver- sion against that policemen, against by military and police hope that if than one of the engineers came along graphers were after me, but we unjustifiable tnitted demand the Irish Government . O'BYRNE, Proprietress. dicts of murder or were the year 1919, the Natonial pressure be maintained. and if and made Gabriel give them up. thought it better to avoid the "Daily the promoin, persisted returned. was killing were independence which they Just as I turned the deck I saw it. Herald" and "Daily Chronicle." The for measures, other certain elections ted by their authorities and after the municipal are successful, a I seas so ashamed at this that I former is a Labour paper with rath the Re. have in view, of January, 1920, in which situation could not look at those poor boys. er extreme views. Money simply the No Shootings in 1918, butin improvement great everywhere AMOUS PREACHER of 1918 there publican policy was ina, take place within the next Meeting the captain, I told him. melts away here; it is simply' awful In the twelve months Ireland. endorsed by the people, the efforts a world tour writes months. The G.O.Csin-C. has He went to see the chief engineer (a Prices are astounding-sugar 1/6 lb two no police killed in the accept were to nation a Na- at terrorising the suspend suppress to agreed his opinion of to therefore The captain fresh eggs 8d. each, butter 3/6, and attempts increascalled Dodd). The had re- an alien Government were in num- pronosed winter concentration un- person is SAC lamely said that "a so on. To-night Father Callistus tional movement in 1917 and multiplied March til December 1st. by which time it came back andbeen to Belfast. failure. The establish- ed in vigorJanuary, thinking off to Glasgow en route made." had mistake sulted in February, week, Conven- ber. In one Upwards have wait to Irish will decided R.I.C. I have the so-called that the arhoped with of is of that I wanted to communicate ment to Measure to break and April, 1920, hundreds received sufficient reinforeeinen- the shore. The wretched intellec- then shall apply for the American tion, which was designed suc- rests and deportations were carried con- tual gang of Melbourne and Ade- passport. the was not I get it then I shall over If take to them of enable to the national unity, year the out. Each week thousands 1918 is laide is at the bottom of this super- get it wised by the Dutch and go to of these trol of the areas from which it decessful, and in the Irish people houses were raided. Many to United States and ORDER YOURS NOW TO AVOID decided to withdraw military ogotary espionage, and nicely was Mook, or go If aggression against the was houses were looted and wrecked. police and I cant get the Amermilitary tachment. British murthe Khyber section of the gang dis- come back. must by and the DISAPPOINTMENT sacked, to were Ger. for the Towns you ask residences that then I directs ican Private The G.O.C.-in-C. intensified. V. PRANK W. GORMAN who and der of civilians became more fre- will hundred matter appointed. may refuse; then what Atkinson Let us suggest that you at once discuss the as the Pastor of the Church Friday the Osterley came in, and, man. I They the number of two in armed my by all Give Xmas Suit night don't know. quent. Commissioners next your ernorial Congregational ai,d of the at place raided Divisional the with under escort of the Superintendent sixty were online'. Oregon, U.S.A.,Church in Government. Order right away, and so The 3E1041d-terror Such moves of caval- of Harbour Police, Father Callistus friends the news, and tell them agents of the Britishhundred t Congregational and lasto-minute of the concerned. that in spite of came on board and we had a bit of when I settle down I shall write to one out avoid against be carried war as can esville, left the active workago. thousand ry One economic The Naof the We here in London are e Ministry sortie five years a step the above decision shoulr; be put a chat. We left on the same night, them all. rush and the possibility of was carried seventy-seven leaderswere demand ince his duties do not arrested Irish people Our highhaving a reception and welcome to possible. as destruction soon disappointment. as movement and have effect midnight, systematic 7, about has preached on into August tional A .day work, he crowded further. charge or -Gene- steamed every day ever since. Last Dr. Mannix. churches in April, ly skilled staff are thus ry occasion to (Sirned) J. Brind, Brigadier and deported without of creameries was begun for of the fills issued Cork Mayor of opportunity d hundreds have been turned and Ireland, Lord were The full mills G.H.Q of given Warrants ral. General Staff, Friday. Saturday, and Sunday were trial. He is ay from the service. and as 1920, and the wrecking I met his wife and giving effect to your perfollowed. The 23/9/20. To-day (Tues public eye. terrible scorchers. the arrest of many others, own as an orator and lecturer factories speedily hunted putting were the have From little I and people. showother these desires, first year sonal roughout the world, and combinthe which day) is not at all bad-quick, cool, later in also economic weaponsuppression of fairs infer that nothing g his theatre and church work were deported in all those features that down, they head wind. Five or six passers seen and heard I slaughter HOTEL PERTH ds that the heavy demands on pro- ed itself in the with the resultant of Irish have helped to make fin-a The Os but a wholesale without trial. Some forty gees got off at Colombo. s physical and mental powers markets, and the suppressing check a reliable women could RYAN,Prourietor and of J. use issued J. men the were agricultur"Samuel's" Suit the agitated of wide six nuns and two priests clamations had terley had impoverishment He ortonic. al of eve -strengthening and nothing short taken the est tailoring value in WA. public meetings and National This Hotel is noted for its aboard besides Father Callistus, and movement, told of Clements Tonic, which it. these pro. al areas, had by now stifle could of extermination of most spite In and after places the passenganisations. 600 or 700 world-famous, about she carries almost of destroying Write for Patterns of our of Drinks. form Purity endeasteta gigantic its and of strength moved people The whole and Irish and taken had clamations the of the people, gers. She reached Colombo the day Latest !tunings To -Day. health value, be wrote the fol. meetings. In employment and Civility. is spent on manufacturpropaganda public homes. Cleanliness hold their to after. and two days vored burning we did left rejuvenating its after to and wrecking wire testimony letter speaks for We have a very wide then it will not will was put to eighty-one cares these meetings, at ere. This Three bad days in the Red Sea: ing lies; but even National the Again of the most attractor range tribute the and graceful disturbance as formerly, most so one-sided If and is a 1920. the rural which there was no but what a grand sight was the be ively patterned suiting. by baton the test. In June, a most remarkable medicine. conscious of the The disorder, were broken upand range of mountains and Suez rising world has become weather wear, warm hun- elections were held in Ireland.unanifor of self-determination. charges, Astor House, principle bayonet and to out of the sea!' We made for the These are my impressions gathered disclosed a National Macquarie Street, Sydney. samples of which, self. women and children results men, of independence. the on dreds of its entrance and at Canal, favour in LTD. tape and mity with gether MENTS TONIC Another impres Eleven National London. in few were wounded. side are a number of nice houses and here in Australia has been paralleled cent. form, we will which Many measurement "Since my arrival in have from city, apart this suppressed. that is of were sion been newspapers trees, and such a dear little church the handful of Catholics, is absoluteAmerica my duties pri- nations. Eighty-three perfor total be pleased to post immenornenally heavy and c-onseof the thousand Irish political with a quaint little spire. And as I the Irish people declared nervous diately upon receipt of the And this city religion! - ntly have suffered from soners were maltreated in prison, from England. looked at it and wondered if it were ly without separation his of form below completed by melon. life whole effects the the I suppose, of reflects, and the try and one died e'e"tion a Franciscan this walked was recommended to out after Catholic, was It you. my impair Five Irish civilians deter. treatment. cursors Tonic toI tone WILL Friar with habit. cowl and cord. I of the country. public expression of National mili NEVER English YOU by system which did and obtained the murdered that it, were in The Canal TO MY FELLOW AUSTRALIANS. yelled. have contained could FOX'S CHEVIOTS and SUMS Your medicine mination even or markable results.wonderfuL deciSince tary, and no punishmentupon must be negotiated in daylight and the tmdoubtedlo the English Military Government wear, these are health, for was visited SATISFIED whole BE the per reproach those and king it I feel In excellent pictures against and friends To all my is then an interesting ded to employ it most popular all -the-year d I can heartily recommend terroristic murderers. and to those Said me, extreme Port to known most We reached run-down the trip. sonally Our people slue witnessed those who niffer with materials. round supply This year (1918) also the pre. measures. The results of these 's again refused not so known; to those whose work ryes.. I shall takewithgood at dark, and I UNTIL YOU stocks are the largest in me on my the national forerunner to Clements Tonic We did not and sacrifices to safeguard human were made public during permission to le J. WA. In destruction of Irish mil's. elections day 1920. sent principle June, the of in I saw day. to week expressed as following permission second till the full liberty my leave the have "%It have clap. factories, creameries, etc. Proclama. proven Waite Us For Sample. e this testimonlal in the Press. RY that, whilst the place had vastly im- "No man can be punished tillCatholic all the fourteen weeks whichseventy-four I stn, Bira, Now. tions were issued suppressingknown that date, sed since proved, still it was not worth bother. guilty"; to our dear noble justice. REV. PRANK W. GORMAN." fairs and markets in districts to be Irish towns and villages have been to all and people; quick and really The priests about. mg authorities English Big the those to comparison t in rye up the friends; servos. as loving non Catholic only views were to be had In eases where the indepen- sacked and shot most strongly in favor of was m is shattered thbuagh exhaustive PERTH ship steamed off the pier-the statue staunch, unbent and unbending add- with sixteen towns which similarly &) MURRAY STS WILLIAM Economic duress down.revs studies, fever,this medicine CORNER," dence. and the THE persecuted of the "ON part of and the friends De Lesseps of or asaindaa, the sea. The Mediter trodden, the Labour unions, the LaABUSE. facing town (A2422). ;cnerat'c. ner?.. Pant. It is rich PERTH USE-NOT FOR ARCADE. that MADE 7 CENTRAL imaltn.,creatingoroperties YOUR EYES WERE ranean is now around us, wonder- bor party, and the Labour press-('Phone B207). ate bodily strcn . It isofhealth thanks HIGH & WILLIAM STS., FREMANTLE Sick piece of intricate mechanism, fully blue and calm, I are at last tb each and all I owe lifelong a new guise. 20 To get the best results from any it. Neuralgia, MAIL THIS COUPON. Eyes can certainly InsomnIa. The off a cold I caught and hard- and my lifelong "God bless you eadaehe. shaking given be must care PAT. reasonable etc.), LATEST rain -fag, Weak 'Nerves, Indigos' ly was aware of during all the heat. and when Nature warns (by headaches, CHARLES JERGER. C PLEASE SEND ME FREE I3U NCH OF FORM. n, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, stand a good deal, but time I suppose my letter is somewhat disto act promptly. it is itsation it is always reliable. TERNS, TAPE AND SELF -MEASUREMENT and fast writing am I it. as sell jointed, Stores and All Chemists W.A.R., 312. ADDRESS CO. straight ahead in order to complete NAME ET IT TO -DAY AND HEALTH Send All Orders for Printing my account. 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the innocent as a substitute for punVenti Setterribre its ishing the guilty, and retain of And these claim to be civilised. SYDNEY. H EAD OFFICE They ore orcrimes are official. When the Piedmontese battered Popes the OF FRENCH of City BY CLASSES OPEN FOR ALL CONDEMNED ganised by the forces of tha Crown. their way into the PRESS. They are condoned by the Go sern on September 20, 1870, they placed The French Press is giving even meat. a new expression on the page, of Ireland, in Gales and Towns of Atttralind Rabaul (New Britain): Leaden 12). Settemare-SepIn Principal the Venti wider publicity to events "They are explained awe; u, the history. and strongly denounces the regime egregious Sir Hamar Greenwood, tember 20-has gone dorm in hisof oppression. the measure of whose intelligense is tory as the day on which the ItalOffices throughat ell Drenches, and *ovine-. Dank Asconelos at 2802 Post Huns of old. Particular display is being given represented by his grotesque ilea ians uutrivalled out Austra is, and at PAPUA. New (trite, Solomon, and other Islands of the Pacitle. to the campaign of reprisals and to that the 'towns' destroyed are .-nly For when Pope Leo the Great apat% Interest on Depootte up to F.1,000no is There pracHoly while the Party of in Belfast, t:ungates Labour are not men the The the situation 'villages.' peared at Miss Baxter was the Interenet on Amounts over 1..,,000 up to 1,300. square, London. the QUEENSLAND. of Mrs. Rogers' ability, nor of tically all the papers give the daily ished, they are not withdraw'.. -.hey City and commanded Attila, one of the first to receive the Royal doubt . Sir DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.CL, to bulletins from Brixton and Cork are not rebuked. JAMES KELL, her energy, and she is likely Scourge of God, to lay not hands on Governor Jul, In. Erin Red Cross and the Mons Ribbon. Governor as ably Deputy lead Father H. Jones, of Bowen, has responsibilities ruthless Sir the her by shoulder prisons. belated denunciation of Peter, "The City the the of charge estabis worthless, er withdrew his savage hordes to been appointed to the any man. The precedent "Le Lanterne" shows a picture of Hamar Greenwood Speaking of Democracy and Aus- as women for look Ire"In may headed parish of Mt. Morgan during the one home until than worthless, lished. devastated worse Masonic a and North. the P. J. tralia, at a social at the in other go-ahead wards land." absence of the Rev. Father to One onlooker says to the there is a drastic change of policy Venti Settembre alto marks the Ire- Hall, Bathurst, the Rev. Father T. councillors While O'Keefe en an extended visit other: "Bolsheviks?" "No," is the exhibited in the punishment of the Papal triumph of failure. Waverley, in the near future" O.F.M., of Fitzgerald, police." withdrawal land their reply, "English criminals and the saintly Pius IX. lost his position said that he was afraid that DemoLord Grey from Ireland that AUSTRALIA. a temporal soysays as SOUTH "Le Matin" world the I_ before Commonwealth-that the cracy in Father Flanus, S.M., who has been was knows well, but will not admit it, ereign, he stood forth as the valiant "Barbarous Policy." the Democracy that meant the and the en inmate of the Mater Misercordiae of eternal justice champion them on the re-election ult. that England has recognised govern to people the Commenting of power returnhas The Statist writes: "The last pre- moral right. Hospital, Rockhampton. to the autonomy of several small nations selves-was just at present on the ppposed of Mr. F. B. Moulden, to ed to Gleastone. . the of Central Europe in which condi- tence of the British Government In these fifty years of unjust ocdecline. Yet it had been admitted Lord Mayoralty of Adelaide, not as favourable for in- maintain law and order in Ireland cupation of the City of Rome by were tions Moulden "Mr. so was says: world the Cross in Southern place Mater no that down. Its agents have the Italian government, the Papacy CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. broken adding: has Ireland. After an operation in the in as dependence reapon his Democracy to is to be congratulated admirably suited re- become terrorist,: of a kind scarcely has gained immeasurable prestige. Misericordiae Hospital, Brisbane, travels pointment, as his past year's term "If England prefers to have In his re- than Australia. of barbarism known es -en under the Romanciffs. Bismarck once said, "We shall not methods Mr. J. T. Wallace. an old and the to course successful. frehighly heard had proved he office world of around the the A Government worthy of the go to Canossa," referring to sooner or spected Warwick resident.the passed will have to pay Note the age of quently that America was the land His re-election is particularly grati- she name, if unable to prevent murder, forced submission of another great away on the 4th. silt, at American fying to Irishmen, in view of the later." not embrue its hands with German, Henry IV., who was subHe was a prominent of Democracy, but the outhas should administration 61 years. "British 'Phone, A4308, Private 'Pilot., A2938. of his He because him on bitter attack was a spectacular Democracy. Bresse, blood. member of the Hati.C.B. Society, dued by Pope Gregory VII. Yet wonderful presence at the last St. Patrick's lived its time," saysitH.is Louis America a "There seems to be more than a Bismarck went to Canossa. France to be hoped and his death is regretted by a considered in "Rappel," "and April, in It was buildings, banquet. its public Day with country, that criminals have is preparing even now a little trip to wide circle of friends-R.I.P. that the real statesmen of England suspicioa big when they came to the level 1904, that Mr. Moulden first became and England herself is inwill recognise that the only solution been released from British jails to of home life, America's happiness associated with the Adelaidehe City of the Trish problem is to give Ire- assist in the barbarous policy of re- Canossa, Parson Albiston, a visitor from quiring about the train schedules. time has that happiness since the Council, and whip was not a patch on pursued. being pression now the Irish." Victoria, has been trying to sectarto is not the least doubt but over land There served the various civic offices with of the Australian people. OBTAIN PRICES FROM Such loyalty as exists will become that the Italian government itself up excitement amongst the Ireland and Poland. which he has been identified with and more underwined if we will soon be in Canossa, unless it is more ian tribe in Brisbane. but without afurof distinction and credit." Master 011ey Pateman, a persist in present methods, and then driven into oblivion. says The Rev. Gillespie hasn't facts." face the SUCC.C. E. must "We rumbateman. who has turnei 11 "When we the only alternative, if we wish to succeded in raising much Kentish Very Rev. Father Lockington, writer in ',L'Express." looks like becoming a hands, La Pologne" the echo retain the country in our The "brethren," though noisy, years of age, fire. SUBIACO. The young lad, S.J. (Superior of the Jesuits in Aus- shout 'Vive shearer. champion considerably One of those hp -loyalists who inare and The prin. will be a Cromwellian policy of exL'Irlande." inocuous, "Vive are the answers when nine years old, shore 219 sheep tralia), was recently a visitor to S.J., variably make themselves a nuis The `2111EBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE Allies struggled tirpation. the which out of sorts since the elections. for cipal Connell, one in with Father 23 and State, in company, called at a certhe biggest tally being London we say in sance would "What themselupon recoil to IN CONNECTION WIT'S threatens EVERYTHING WE SUPPLY he shore 202 in of Norwood, gave a mission at Seven tain hotel the other evening. The At the pre -sessional meeting of day. At 10 years his However tragic this may be, if Scotland Yard, when it did not He was present at the Re. ves. biggest turn Hills. THE BUILDING TRADE. days, Let a murderer, even though the only redeeming feature about him find wincing. without the Labour Party, the Premier (Mr. about eight it us face let Mayor Lord late of son out for a day being 27. This year quiem Mass for the Let our victim was one of their own ranks, was that, although a hecanny Theodore), presided, and the ballot. us prove we were sincere. shouted for 267 in eight days of Cork at the Cathedral. the "land o' cakes," ing for the Ministry and other offi- he accounted forgreatest principles triumph even over our- proceeded to burn a co-operative in and sundry, and then called for lead all in Ireland murders Yet store. cers was proceeded with, with the and a half, the41. 011eynumber selves." Sisters Nobody has quite King. The Mother -General of the the toast of the following results; Premier and lead- one day being two certificates "Mr. Lloyd George," says "La Pet- to the wrecking of creameries." Laurence) for of St. Joseph (Mother seemed ready to rush his beer to in a double-column er, Paws E. G. Theodore; deputy recently received work-one "Connived At." for recntly visited the convents of the ite Republique,"Irish and one gentleman, hailing 44 respond, Minis- his Sunday -school "who situation, leader, "lion: W. N. on the article She met in or from the much abused Irish nation, lion. catechism and the other for an es- Order in the State. "Somehow so Sunday Times: ter in the Legislative Council.Assemwhich changes his views so rapidly and Adelaide a white steamer all remarked, "If ybu want to toast the it say. A. J. Jones; Ministers in the on so many other qua, other the belief is firmly held byand brought 32 postulants for the Sis- frequently in Ireland King, here's to the King-of Heaboth men, moderate the on immutable bly, Hons. J. A. Fihelly, Wm. Ma ters of St. Joseph, in charge of Sis- tions. remains VICTORIA. in this country, that the !activities ven," and all reverently drank the 44 NEW NORCIA Cormack, J. Huxham, J. Mullen, J. of Ireland." ters Anne Joseph and Mary Berch- question of the "Black and Tans" are at toast journals all French Larcombe, and J. H. Coyne; SecrePractically They went on to Sydney, mans. 41 at by the military tary of the party, Mr. Barbee: Whip, His Grace Archbishop Mannix has where the novitiate of the Sisters is also give prominence to Lord Peb least connived by the Sisters of St. Joseph Conducted CATHOLIC FOR LODGINGS will Government, of the Irish Mr. Bertram 44 Mr. Winstanley. ert Cecil's denunciation of "lynch authorities been appointed vicealhairman for if not actually supported morally- BUSINESS GIRLS OR VISITORS be the Speaker, and Mr. ?organ Australia of the American Irish HisQueen Competition law." IS IRWINAT Carmelite The COUNTRY, FROM authoricivil the of Committees. or immorally-by for the Education of Young Ladies Smith, Chairman "Blood and Iron." torical Society. He was received in connection with the debt on AlVe. STREET, PERTH. 41 when berton Church School, realised £862 "The ties." by the general committee "La Presse," referring to WALES. SOUTH For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR NEW passing through New Yorki. (Miss People of Ireland and the Regime 41 The Queen of Erin 7s 6d. poll of Blood and Iron," says that Great Eddie Goddard) topped the "Prodigal," writing in the Sydney for A relic of early Melbourne, the with 68,889 votes. Britain has nothing to hope A-3,-,;is43sW-28w139FRFEP;oviFocwiRes*--..71FtF-Ifis'iis76;4,F;i0* Sunday Times, of November 14, on house built by the late Mr. John from a regime of oppression, which aSpiriism and the New Revelation.' Pascoe Fawkner about one hundrei Eu. His Grace Dr. Spence is leaving is winning the sympathies of spirstudied has who mans'on one says: "As ago, with the modern years on rope to the side of the victims. Osterley the by for Australia e itism as revealed in the works of and 150 acres of his estate, Oakhurst January 15. to He is expected "La Populaire" refers to "The Crawford, Estate, Pascoe Vale, Myers, been reach Adelaide by the end of Feb Massacre has Carrington, of Ireland," and writing Crookes, Sir Oliver Lodge, and Sir bought by Dr. John Murphy. of Col- 11.18.17. the Sinn Fein "plot" in London, on Arthur Conan Doyle, I can only con lins -street. Dr. Murphy holds a asks: "What new coercion policy is The best equipped shop for hazy, a filmy, is and it that medical in the elude foremost place I Very Rev. M. Hourigan, P.P., of it going to be the excuse for?" "La under or over garments that will shadowy, illusory thing, that has no surgical profession of Victoria Goodwood, is en route for Austra- Liberte" publishes a long interview your body cool. keep objective reality from the point of deals lia, having left by the Orontes on with Mr. Arthur Griffith, who which, but view of spirit identity, Mr. McGrath, M.P., delivered an October 30. reprisals' camThe vessel is due in largely with the Cool singlets in cellular or fine all the same, is doing untold injury address at a public meeting held Adelaide on December 8. RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. lisle, 9/6 to 12/6; light weight paign. . from a physical, mental and moral on Sunday week last in Ballarat re29), de(of September wool cashmere 12/6 to 15/6. "Le Matin" point of view, to emotional types of garding the expulsion of Mr. Hugh Sparks, who scribes the sacking of Mallow with Dominic Rev. The CHAS. Z. GOSDEN, DANIEL MULCAHY, Cool Underpants, shorts or men and women, who crave for the Mahon from the House of Represen- was ordained in Ireland for the Ade- the caption: "Blood and Fire in Ire/ full length, in cellular, India Manager. Proprietor. sensational in this life or beyond the tatives. Mr. McGrath explained laide Archdiocese in June last, was land-People wander through the The spirits, that love to that the Labour Party was not re- to sail for Australia by the steamer countryside flying from the ince', gauze or lisle, 8/9 to 12/8. a- grave. personate great men, Carlyle and sponsible as a body for everything Aeneis on November 15. and fury of the soldiers." diarisrn in Tobralcos, Shirts Cool example, its Cardinal Newman, for said on public platforms by the "Don Quichotte" contrasts Zephyrs. and Taffetas, 10/8 to know nothing about the books these members. He was strongly opposTASMANIA. heroic struggle of the Lord Mayor 18/6. You find a ed to language of the kind attributmen have written. gluttony the and with orgy Cork of of God, of New Shakespeare in the spirit world who ed to Mr. Mahon, but he believed Cool Ready-to-wear Suits, in It became known in Hobart on that is characteristic of the after can't spell, and a Bacon with no that Mr. Mahon had not been cor- Sunday, striped or plain mercerised popSPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. SUBIACO. the 7th. inst., through the war. ideas of anything. You find a Car- rectly reported, and that he had announcements 70/-, 77/6. du People" (October lins, 55/-, "Le Journal Mary's Stations, made in St. Railway and Leederville Close to Subiaco dinal Newman who knows no Latin, not used the seditious language com- Cathedral, and at St. Joseph's lst.) describes Ireland as being "deCool Sox, in lisle thread, 3/6, geo- plained of. Patients may &sleet their own Medical Advisers. Mr. Maxwell, M.P., had a Julius Caesar ignorant of livered up to pillage and destrucVincent Ryan Mother Church, that AVAILABLE. 5/6. PRIVATE ROOMS 4/6, MODERATE. has TERMS who stated, in effect, that the evidence had passed away in Sydney, and a tion," and says no civilised people graphy, and a George Eliot For Terms Apply to OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. against Mr. Mahon would not hold wave of regret, deepening into grief, can continue to tolerate it. The forgotten hera grammar. Fine Cashmere, 4/6, 5/0, 6/6: a Rev, Mother. The National. passed over the Catholic commun- British Government, it says, comes in a court of law. silk, 6/9 to 9/6. Hospital at Equipped Representa- ity. Splendidly Sister Mary Xavier Molloy, of the ists in the House of also conduct a The Sisters its re to evade in trying badly out Vincent The late Mother Cool Hats in Panama., 17/6 to Kalgoorlie. Bathurst Sisters of Mercy, died at tives were apparently aware of that spent over of her noble and sponsibility for acts committed by 50/.. the Bathurst Convent on the 3rd. fact, and therefore utilised Parlia- edifying life20 years the "Savagery agents. its special Hobart. Her in life of Mr. inst., after a !ong and devoted life ment for the expulsion Boaters, 6/6 upwards. was devoted to the education of the most primitive has been let loose, She was in her 79th. Mahon. of service. Joseph's made sharper by a sort of destrua Catholic children of St. year, and had spent over half a censavagery." tive charity, and and the cause of TAILORS & MILLERS, Obit: Mr. John Mulquiney. One of parish, tury in the west, after arriving in visiting of the poor and needy., "Friends of France." Australia is her youth, and spend- the oldest pioneers of Tungamah the name was HAY SIREET, Normanaes" Patrick sick and suffering. Her Mr. "Les Informations 88 ing a short period at Charleville. district, aged word in Hobart, and (Rouen) says that the Irish have .::"She had been in charge of many con- Sweeney, a pioneer of the Upper ashehousehold HATS and a GOOD her name a THE left behind Bathurst lespread He was been the friends of France, alaffra district, aged 88. vents in the wi that will last and be for always sympathies of have all the diocese, and was widely known for a native of Ballyvourney, County memory Mass and A Requiem ever fragrant. France." her exceptional musical abilities, and Cork, Ireland.-R.I.P . for the deceased Rev. Mother's soul greatly loved for her truly religious Church British Press Scorch "Reprisals." She only His Lordship the Bishop of Sale was offered in St. Joseph's and gentle disposition. ARMADALE, on the morning of the 9th. inst music as a duties her are meetand Father Fitzpatrick The British Press snake some very relinquished caustic comments on the vengeance teacher when well over 70, and even ing with a generous response to the Telephone, 8 Armadalo. GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, wreaked on the property of inno. .after that she gave valuable ser- second appeal for the Boys' College, Proprietor. et Sale. cent people in Ireland by forces of vices to her Orden-R.I.P. Limited. Company, Insurance EXCHANGE HOTEL the Crown for the shootings of some PERTH. -STREET, BARRACK veil BUILDINGS, on the SAMSON'S and A complimentary concert was ten members, At a recent meeting of the Sydtheir of atrocities eel condonation of those ney City Council, the Lord Mayor dered to Mr. John Wren recently by BOULDE ft FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, presiding, Alderman Lambert mov- the Amalgamated Catholic Clubs, at by those in authority. Wittenoom and expresses its Lane and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST of council Corner Mr. Wren is the Cathedral Hall. A.G.G., in the Daily News writes: ed: "That this Streets. E MIDWOOD, Manager. "Night after night lorry loads of CURRENT RATES deepest sympathy with the widow the patron of the clubs, in which he Alderman late of the and during the towns and takes a deep interest, on descend family men armed and The Best of Everything. and villages with machine guns 41 MacSwiney, Lord Mayor of Cork, irr evening he was presented with a NICE FRANCIS the kerosene and burn them to the loss of her husband, who sacri- token of the club's recognition of his Catholic present a hunficed his life in the interest of free- activities in furthering Proprietor ground. Up to the Leading artists provillages have been and towns dred dom and liberty, and the rights of movements. Tel. Boulder, 105, At the present rate of shut up. small nations, and for the rights of vided a musical programme 603 Wellington-st., Perth. (Opposite Railway Goods Yard). During the disdestruction Ireland will soon be a CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, Z.P. self-government." THE PREMIER LIME AND STONE MERCHANTS OF W.A. years The following is a copy of a letter five complete as as desolation cussiog on the motion, in which Al CO., and WARE, Etc. Absolutely the Highest Percentage of Lime in the State. OLOHESY, COZIER, dermal Stephens detected "a subtle received by Mr. J. H. Redmond, (Late Foreman and Carver, Day of war accomplished in the zone of elsewl-ere. Particulars before purchasing Prices and Write for GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET grocer, Carlton:-"Ballylaggin, Ardbattle itself. taint of disloyalty," Alderman in the TRADia. No BRIGGS and Co.) The only We defy competition. SETS, and FRUIT SETS. "And there is this difference be. Doyle created some excitement by finan, Cahir, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, connection with others trading under a similar name. Lime for tween the frightfulnes sof the Gerreferring to the late Alderman Mac- September 18, 1920. Dear Sir,-I WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AN PRICE LIST. Manure at very low rate, MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. mans in Belgium and that of the Swiney as "the man who was inure had a paper called The Advocate TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. deredby the Empire." The motion from my brother in Australia. I Office: No. 46, 2nd. Floor, A.M.P. English in Ireland, that the Gersee some very cheap tea advertised at terrorism. mans only aimed was carried. in it-cheap compared with the Works:BUILDINGS. sake destroy for the not They did 169 BEAUFORT-STREET, Wellington price we have to pay here. I am But a feature of of destruction. The parishioners of PERTH. the endlosing a stamped addressed enthe devilries in Ireland is the delibshowed t'seir appreciation of W. A. HALE, Secretary. erate and calculated destruction of great services rendered in that ex- velope, so would you kindly let me factories, shops and creameries. The tensive parish by the Rev. Father know the price of your tea? I shall 'Phone, A1474. object in these cases is not to create T. Evisto:i, by presenting him with send you on a money order, though a it will be a long time before I can G. E. DINE terror, but to leave ruin, to reduce a cheque for £304, to purchase The Right Rev. Man receive the tea, since the distance is whole populations to worklessness motor car TUNER, and ORGAN PIANO and impoverishment. signor Long, V.G., presided over a so long between us.-Yours sincere 955 HAY -STREET. convent at, (Mrs.) Ed. Shine." -crowded meeting in the "A Nation of Hooligans." school on the 3rd inst., and spoke THE WINNING DOUBLE. "This is the last depth to which Says Marion Miller Knowles in the in highly eulogistic terms of Father English rule in Ireland has sunk. the Advocate: "Many eyes are turned UNION BEER Eyiston's great work during BeBeyond this we cannot go. with interest towards the pioneer past eight years. AND yond this Tsarist Russia at its worst woman councillor elected for the UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. could not go. We are gibbetted beCity The Rev. Father T. Quigley. who Central Ward in Richmond fore the world as a nation of hoolirecently arrived for the Maitland Council, Mrs. Mary Rogers, who is EVERY REQUIREMENT IN gans, and before the world and bediocese, was ordained at St. John's the official Victorian woman organfore the bar of history we shall be of the Australian Labour PRINTING: iser College, Waterford. a condemned as the Germans were Tickets, Programmes, to the Party, and a delegate condemned.... No country can offiArt Union Books. &c. 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Capuchin Priest Refused Recogni(By P. leers RigneyS! tion as Delegate to Conference It is a comfort to read the comin Ottawa. THE OPTICIAN, means ment of the Church Times on the M. way. by the Government troops reprisals Father Fortunato Mizzi, 0 blind and grey, things in the proper fiddler, old An "That's just it, Tim; they can in Ireland, after having read in a College of the stood in the middle of the road in an Seraphic the of Cap, and practises the sacred duty Capuchin Fathers at Ottawa, who attitude of expectant listening. The never be happy because they are Belgian paper Sir Hamar Greento hand process to sneer at tl e earth F.S.M.C., D.B.O.A., the ROSES FOR THE KING. uy Arcuuishop of morality." But in actuality been elected by the Malta Press sounds of whistling and the mechan- happy and they don't know it. Such wood's brazenly false statement that statement matte prove to be the had sentiments fine u i Freedom of City of London. -equestect had he Association to represent the press ical fall of a hammer on stones came women as these think on the mo- there was no truth in the assertion teat bun nix twine and as practisroses Masonry, never froth. They gather happiness. or the Meditof at to merest in tives connived I went the Island of Malta puolic display on his turrvar m Ireto him, and sent his thoughts in a sit down for half -an -hour or so and that the Government The audacious the exclusion of THE them a ring, Sea at the Imperial Press new direction. supported reprisals. Ur course, tries' are really ed in Ireland, means Ile moved nearer land. offi- erranean For I would make a posy, a posy for nut worth notice, but perhaps it is of Catholics from public Boards, Conference at Ottawa. Ont.. held the source of the sounds and spoke. think on their position; vhey never falsehood was evidently intended to HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS private even and appointments, ask themselves are they happy, for mislead the people of foreign counthe King. in August last. was excluded there that's snow them up. Isere is a cial to of course, well Tim, you, "It's loveliest offered the is The plea IN THE STATE. there can be no happiness without tries; but few people at home or I got an hundred roses, the conference upon the re- there?" letter 1 received from the vene-aoie employment. society. But from of it. It was not more abroad now credit statements made there be, happy lortune to that it is a friendly quest of W. C. F. Robertson, Lieuso, Pad, and if you're blind the knowingdays and the lady who has sthe By Exam., London, ago that I met a by members of the British Governthan a few of Malta, because in "'Tis will the friendship is only for its own From the white rose vine t -Governor ears ou tenant mother. the in ',race nis blind be aisn't the eyes, red the to only who combine not pink rose bush, and from his political views did not coincide to man who told me he was not happy. ment. The Church Times tells ASK FOR MR. B. note it is dated July 10th-exacuy members, are. I whistled purposely was the plain truth. It says: "The pre. themselves, but to impede with those of the officers of the Em- you would I asked him the cause, and he rose tree. '21 days &swore the baltic lett a.etv advance you know me.' see in the the progress of others. With them pire Press Union. were unable to tell me. The result was tence that troops and police an ento in response was altogether -and York whistling the it "Twasn't comes first. It is the best before we separated he got to not involved in anything more But when I took my posy and laid Father Fortunatu was selected as quiry from me as to the exact bate masonry me, for the stone -breaking that qualification for a place, the highest the representative of the Maltese that told know that he had a cause of sor- than protecting life and property at His feet AltatrEv.., two Archbishop ROYAL the the expect heard might I we When me. million helped a shady Its in business. and he went away quite happy. has had to be abandoned in view of Association last January, but I found He and His roses here:--s1 did hear from Dr. Mannix introduction I knew then I couldn't be row, Opposite Town Hall. And as Press times snore sweet, .\ew methods require secrecy. opponent Lieutenant -Governor Robertson ob- together, a very Now it is the same with these two the systematic sacking of towns and he prouabiy was leave have that always You upon mistaken. blossom is the scarlet Church If they had murder of innocent persons carried Catholic women you mention. to the selection on the ground There was a York on the 31st July, but he adds the wouhirsetle, and bear the jected of the sense. one would take a lesson out by uniformed officers each foot and hand, that Father Furtunato was not con- pleasantiv me to say nothing of transactions that cannot good humor.ithow,.plain- any that bloomed from that he wished is the declar- nected wills the press, that he had that And a great pink rose healing and from the other; one would say: 'My Crown. Those who foresaw 1 but that light of day, masonry should nenner then, it; about humor, in good MISS M. McMAHON the of am "I Church. of the neighbour is very unhappy because such indiscipline must ensue from Malta a long thins, thanks be to God for that His side for the from away been same others about Here nave got tne Imola ed Itenemy army and therefore "could be of little adin British potent very was I have disregard she has daughter-in-law. a reckless CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS, & Government's land. the 1 am hapsources. a manors from other res- vantage to Malta Though I'm a poor man, 'tis was and war. the clueing and therefore I confronted no now circles daughter-in-law, are CONFECTIONERY. to re for I have nothing to am happy.' So with the other wo- of the portents awful King sure it is lir. alannix s wish for much of the inefficiency The members of the Press Associa- py man I am, with official condonation of a sysNow of this fair and told. 33 Pier-street, Pine cu., is to Ireland as quietly as he lett ponsible seemed to foreshad- tion replied that "Father Fortunato trouble me." Do our public tem of reprisals. there is this marvel and you will that for a time The seven years ago, it one is as happy as man. the (Near Hay -street), linked many of of "Tis Archbishop crown a If wears disaster. newspapers?. ow is the son of the founder and direc"There was a roan living beyond at men read foreign That he about tune it is me tnat miserable, with he's vet agree and Tim, gold. y'ou, known of Melbourne made it publicly tor of the official organ of the Na- because he doesn't know he's hap. the Cross, a few years ago, and a they do they must know that the thorns instead of one are roses, he got a litt.e rest and quiet. officer the of thorns cent. per are 80 pubto more over Malta, that daily is accorded there the Party, disgrace was, who Irish GLANVILLE'S tional hard, grasping he beman Where "vu the :Wirt August tne Cherie ships in Australia went to non-CaYou're happy and you know lieved he contributed many a time py. and I saw a line of red, money is everything, and licity and excites more interest than LEMON HEADsome people are happy and the onethat round His vale nuns expect him to open a tholics, although the Catholic popu- which highly appreciated articles and of it, butdon't it is nothing. He any other topic." But what do Mr A little wreath of roses ACHE POWDERS. Convent bazaar and tete in the know it. It's a good lived a without -sev- which he was proprietor. one they merely was which folHe head. lation, radiant lonely life, caring for no one, Lloyd George, Mr. Boner Law, and a him his The Great Australian Remedy for taught isn't nuns it -these but grounds happy, be a pro to thing given eves about of the whole, had the of care lot interest enth great Greenwood with Sir Hamar lowed and no one caring him. He for Relief and Speedy Cure of have quite Instant consequently you're and a brit lessons, thing to know Heart, rata larger percentage of men to the his distant Fatherland and he pro- great thought if he had five hundred the British Empire's reputation all Headaches Neuralgia, ToothA red rose in his Sacred him. on claim a happy." face. denomination. His other any in ideas the than the vilify white rose fessed openly in politics he would be the happiest abroad? If they can only ache, and Influenza, Rheumatism, "We hope that in the near future forces the bar"You always have the name of pounds behind this exclusion of his father, the upright Patriot to get the Sciatica, Lumbago, etc., etc Price And His- breath has turned lot man in Ireland. When he reached Irish people, sufficientlybelieve and Masonry was from bring Mrs. Bryan will the higher posts. who for more than a quarter -of a talking sense, Pad, and there's apass their ls. 9d. per box, or 3d. each powder to people ren world to a rich and flowery you five hundred he wanted a thousand. English while Dr. Man - of Catholics people Some to says Charleville, you Patsy what Marshal in Had directed and sustained the by the hundred good points and fret Having acted harshly towards a poor misrepresentations, they will satisfy place. But it this way. lLt.L. H. 0. GLANVILLAuiia gar- nix is here. masons century Foch been in Australia thefrom of the Maltese people." man, he got a plot of ground near their brutal insticts by the murHe is the Rose of Sharon, His MARKET -ST., FR "With very kindest regards, get- cause the one bad point. This is a old would have prevented him Germans But Robertson has had his way. over dener am I. the village and started to build hous- der of innocent Irishmen and the from Poet Mee). (Two Doors sure are in sincerely, troubles for "Yours fragrance mistake, great the ting a command and for those working in the factory. burning of Irish towns. And I shall drink His Telephone 197. "E. MANNIX." to come to everyone, and we should es now be in London. Heaven when I die. Kilmer. got a cold when looking after (The Church Times is the organ of for them. It seas no He be looking not "Of course you know the Convent would Joyce workmen and died. Hit nearest Anglicanism.) II.-Anti-Christian. later than last week that I had an the fete was suppressed, with the result C. H. SMITH & CO. was in America, and got up Apart from its inhuman exclusion example of this. I was here break- relative that the good Sisters have sustained WORDS OF WISDOM. while sick to come home. Like the UNDERTAKERS, to it, maa woman of this par. when stones ing a loss of between £5,000 and £10,- of those who do not bowwith TRY woman while ago, she gave her other a PERTH. associated -ST., She Archis the NEWCASTLE there. smile 281 road sonry ish came along the brief And all because 000. GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY. ankle a twist, but she A buoyant word didn't take the chasm eternal these deacon of Melbourne was taught abuses which place an Handy Foods 643 of a big, respectable far hint. -all wife Byrne's is the or Night: A1231. (Du) 'Phone recognition glad of Didn't she go down in the nod On the 244 SLIZABETHSTRINE, MELbetween it and Catholics. it openely mer, who, they say, has a few thou- Lusitania? do not interfere these as a child!" PRODUCE. DAIRY and little things that duty, BOURNE. seen have we has Continent are of large sand in the bank. In him, she with attention to qZOLNT PUBLICATIONS, "That's just it! What a great of fit, Bridge, Perth). engaged in warfare against Christian PAGANISM. a very good husband, and they have blessing 'Phone AI71)4. importance in making the lives The Undermentioned Prices inthat strain would he if she (Over William belief. Many Christian and girls boys and family of teaching decent a as Our Special Line: clude postage: others more bright. how to be happy. There are of the earth, Religion is a realm of ideals. So converts, who were masons before Thos. ANDERSON & Son as you could find anywhere. She has knew Home -Made Pies and Pasties. The Story of a Battalion. By W Great is the beautysun, the moon long as a man keeps his religious entering the Church, have testified no trouble worth talking about, and many persons to-day who remember Family Grocers and Provision Devine. With numerous drawings Proprietor. the brightness of the vet standpoint their J. BYRNE greatest misfortune was the PETER my Christian the the not from practice, know is that Merchants. yet, as you say, she doesn't belief whatever his and maps by Darl Lindsay, 6/2. cheering the night; I admire baneful are best luck they ever had. It is in Corner Fitzgerald-st and Raglan- she's happy." ideal remains to him, beckoning him the workings of masonry Benedictine Monaehism. Studies thirst stayed there. I thirst for thee. way that the poor are every bit Mr. Kegan Paul Him to better things. The worst thing and destructive. rd., North Perth. Tel. A41181, "The greatest trouble one could this By so Benedictine Life and Rule. and praise these: inwith as off spoke well as the rich, for it who needs those and of was one Families Waited on Daily. about the paganism of Greece have, Tim, is to have no trouble. I only a bit of sense to know when Right Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of Who made them. -St. Augustine. THE W.A. DAIRY. lively Rome was that its ideals were cor- side knowledge on the subject. The Country Orders Attended To. have often thought of this as I one is happy, and the poor have as Downside Abbey, 25/-. The Christian's hope is "a vigour be. "I declared: convert unnaof brilliant redolent rupt, its ritual WANEROO-ROAD, tramped the roads from one end of much sense as the rich. St. Joan of Arc. The life am, hope." It gives the believer is set be- tural lust, its temples schools of sin, lieve ex animo that the Popes are Troubles the country to another. story of the Maid of Orleans. By OSBORNE PARK. in running the race thathim in his its deity impersonations of vice, the the discerners of spirits, and I hold "There's a lot in what you say, aren't troubles at all, and if we had Rev. D. Lynch, S.J. Illustrated, KRANZ. fore him. It animates enables D. recogbeen has Freemasonry GEORGE J. B. It peculiar privilege of their superhu- that 13/10. the sense to know it we'd see that Pad, and I know that the best bit arduous warfare. work (51 the Pure Milk Delivered Twice Daily B. man estate being that they could sin nised by them as the that By Rev. .W. only for trouble we'd have no hap- of good luck I ever had was a very Preaching. to endure with patience andhefortito which PHARMACIST. part of the City, direct fro, O'Dowd, Evil One. I repudiate has fearlessly. -Father Rickaby, S.J. 8/9. piness. Troubles are the currants lucky bit of misfortune. When I to any tude the rugged path which bepartly Customers. to belonged, I Cows in ignorance Our Own Marie St. By of Help. Mountains of the cake." -STREET, HAY 612 to travel heaven-ward. was younger than I now am I was cause that ignorance is cleared way, Supplying the Convents and Col OLD MAN. S. Ellerker, O.S.D., 4/3, "There's a lot in what you say, thinking of America, and got as far When a gunshot echoes among the partly because that ignorance is PERTH. By Bede Jar---' Living Temples. Pad, but you'll meet all classes of as Queenstown, where a friendly hills, the flock of pigeons in the valaway, partly because with cleared and top to tell less rett. O.P., 3/8. has he mountain ages, we. the man and many the man and a people, to As flutter ley the obey to desire I heart pick -pocket took what I my had and all I talks to Straight enthuto Win. trembling; less Out is and He man there are who, instead of lookhis generation. perch there, watchful voice of the Popes, who By "SHAMROCK" boys on the way to manhood. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST. ing upon trouble as happiness, turn was forced to return. I settled down siastic, less fertile of schemes, less deliberate so should converted souls act, who given to none authority with speak S.J., 0/0, the J. Conroy, Rev. mind His and I never regretted from my action. I driven ROOMS, are improvement. of round the other way and upon hopeful look grace GRILL by God's and TEA AND than the Vicars of Christ By Francis J. FDanger. times as full of am happy and I know it." their good, easy valley of death to the mount of holi. is impressed with failures. He has other PERTH. -STREET. WELLINGTON Fine, S 8/9. VETERINARY CHEMIST. trouble. But I was telling you absaid his say, and would gladly walk alone." ness. "Most of the misery in this world, M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. That is the kernel of the matter. Talks to Parents, By Rev. J. cs, soul in silence therest of his way to the out the farmer's wife who had all Tins, is caused by happiness. PeoPrayer is an elevation of theshould condemned by the Conroy, S.J., 6/9. grave. Friends who have often Masonry asstands The prayer-book the comfort, and yet on the morning to God. ple are often so happy that they bebeing a contradiction, Sermons on the Mass, The Sacra heard him speak expect him to speak Church I saw her she was not happy as her come tired of it and look for only then be the suggester of prayer; of MRS. LARKIN manta, and the Sacramental& B; trouThe gradual impairment of whether in form or substance, the still. hens were not laying as quickly as ble. It should form the artificialrisewings Thomas Flynn, CC., 14/2. If they weren't so happy they till his powers is in his consciousness be- Christianity itself. In Ireland COSTUMIERE she wished. She was very annoyed upon which the affections Christian law which it violates BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, over it, and it was no use for me to would be far happier. This is what The Australian Children's Picture (Late of Kalgoorlie 1, they reach that sphere in which fore it is in their observation. Be- chief wellbeing Book. The simplest Prayer further cause he has spoken formerly, so he is Charity. It seeks the Clients, Prayer be telling her that a few eggs one I often think as I tramp the roads they are buoyed up without Sun Bok ever published. Beautifully it of must now speak; he is taken to a of one section, to the detriment of 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, way or another made no difference from one end of the county to an- Wishes to notify her former is she that support, and look on the of Heatendency and Ladies generally, this with 20 full -page illustralustrated, Periodically society. MELBOURNE. Eye which talent the debtor (Rom. I., 14) for to her and all the comfort she had. other. People do not know when Opening a Business at Righteousness and Car,' tions, including the Mass. fresh spurts of energy. There 'twas the ven, in a region wherein words need really is slipping away from his has way she they're happy, and so they're miser- 262 FITZGERALD ST., PERTH. Cover, with picture on front. Apologetics and Catholic Doc. Sure, Pad, to be one just now. Therefore seems and effort, an makes He grasp. D.D. wouldn't listen be uttered. to me as she thought able. not One woman is perfectly hapBy Rev. M. Sheehan, -Irish trine. watchful. doubly be us let Guaranteed. Satisfaction she deserved seems to succeed, only himself Rosary. all these and more. py, but she imagines she should get Part I. Proce, 2/6 (post free). Telephone 739 knows how near he was to failure. ST. NICHOLAS OF BARI. Eight Minute Sermons. By Rev. Well, to make a long story short, a more sugar, and so all her comfort He must absolutely close doors ere was doesn't count; W. Demony, D.D. Two vols. Price couple of mornings later she HALLION M. for another sighs A4395. Telephone long. driving to town when the pony gold -rimmed specs.; a young man, Feast, Monday, December 21/-. MACHINE BREAD FACTORY, Courtship and Marriage, Practical took fright, ran away and threw her very happy in his own HOLDWAY & CO. St. Nicholas, one of the greatest MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L way, is disNORTH FREMANTLE. POLITENESS. the early of Price, 2s., post free. out of the car, down near the old Instruction. wonder workers Sewerage Plumbers Perth. appointed Licensed West with the color of his fancy of -street, Clever Movement. saint 65 quarry. patron Her ankle Labour was Irish sprained. Delivered to all parts of Fre the The Bread and Church, (Certificated). causbeen have I very hap. end waistcoat. have known many deaths Own the How Our to Now she has some cause for trouFrom the Twenties mantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. Russia, was born towards singular ed by politeness it is impossible to Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Price, 4/.., ble, and how foolish she was to be py men to be troubled for a month Gasfitters and Sheet Metal Workers Malt and Brown Bread a fir...laity The By W. P. Ryan. Harmony. Day. and Organ Pip. of the third century. A Trial Solicited. Unan exchange). seeking for it before it came." Is that because of a greyhound post free. innocence of his youth attracted estimate (says Shipping Supplied. TERMS ON APPLICATION. is true that a great "But, Tim, if she had any sense at the bell? My! my! I promised to 40-44 Pier -street, Perth. A Christian Social Crusade. By the notice of his uncle, the Arch- fortunately it occur through men Price, all, she'd know that getting her he over at Bill Mick's by this, and Miss O'Connor is prepared to Social Guild. Catholic The bishop of Myra in Lycia, who or- many deaths Organ. In the Pipe the ladies to for hats Pupils & GARRETT their take doffing WEST appointed free. ankle post sprained 1/8, was no trouble, but dained him priest, and M. J. O'KEEFE By on the other hand 'twas very lucky I'm afraid I've lost a good dinner by The streets especially during inclement The Most Beloved Woman. Telephone, A2946. him abbot of a monastery. WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMB remaining so long. I never thought have statistics Price, Medical S.J. disGaresche, weather. F. some Rev. E. she was in to have it sprained. himself I BUTCHER, re hide IRS, ETC. desire to sail for the established the fact that three times 8/3, post free. member, a good many years ago, 'teas so late. My! my! 'twouldn't tant desert led him tooverruled Pumping Er Our Specialties: How very 246 CARE -ST., LEZDERVILLE his more men than women suffer from A Patriot Priest -Life of Rev. there were two killed near that same do to miss that dinner! Holy Land; but God Hydraulic Rams in- For all Kinds of Plumbing, GasWindmills, and gines, should forget the toothache. D. O'Rior. annoying that I Rev. By neuralgia, Myra, cold, Casey. to Father quarry, owing return to a his horse on running purpose, and, Lamb Pork, Mutton, Beef, Pumps. Prime and Bores Tanks, that these Work, free. inferred post It is Iron 3/-, Price, then fluenza. dan. away and throwing them over the time!" Fitting & Galvanised he found himself elected to the flock Corned Beef and on hand. Note the Address: are due. to a very large The Church and Socialism and wall, down into the river. They were Troubled -looking, the philosopher always vacant see. He guarded his per- maladies MARK DUNN Small Goods a Specialty. All Meat 10 LASE -STREET, PERTH. extent, to the obligation imposed Other Essays. By Rev. J. A. Ryan, found there and they were stone hastened away. Prewith loving zeal, and was much tee or, Storage Cool in kept Perth. in the -street, hats their Wellington free. off post 332-334 Price, 9/4, heretics. on men to take D.D. dead. How glad these poor people Arian secuted by the mises. Licensed Plumber and Drainer. The Art of Interesting: Its Theory would be if they had their ankles streets, and to stand bareheaded on Throughout his life he retainedof the Telephone, A3297. BRYANT & WATERS Join a Catholic Society. To the Metropolitan Water Supply, and Practices. By Rev. F. P. Don- broken! his other occasions. And yet when this farbright and guileless manners Department Drainage and post free. lls., Price, Sewerage, 80 to 00 STIRLING-ST., PERTH. nelly-, 5.J. mer's wife escapes from the very early years, and showed himself the Utensils, Baths, Bath by Sidney same danger and gets Dairying Drawn Types. STOCKINGS. Dublin innocent of the nothing more special protector WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. Heaters, Tanks, and Windmills in thanking her friends Davies. Price, 7/6, post free. serious than a broken ankle_ 'tis comHe once saver and the wronged. Made and Repaired. Catholic Christianity and the Mod- plaining she is." There is great danger in wearing to Orders Promptly Attended to for past favours, wishes three officers unjustly sentenced reapare Keogh-TonRev. men By medical and World. ern stockings prayer, in "And complairking him very much too, Tel. A3938. death, who invoked leg ning. Price, 11/-, post free. to inform theta and the public in general, that the has at ing a golden harvest from the the Pad. 'Twould be a blessing for her by appearing before the emperor his A3945. Phone, Amongst of ladies. and the like of her if she could see Constantinople without leavingA.D. maladies ailments attributed to fashionable things as you do. A lot depends on own city of Myra. He died THE J. J. BENDON are violent shooting pains, HARROLD & MURRAY H. COSTELLO F. G. how you look at a thing. I was During the Mahommeton in- stockings 342. weakness and numbness, swollen SHOE STORES PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Byers Road, Midland Junction. looking at that in the wrong way. vasions of 1087 his relics were trans- joints, and so on. A medical man 130 HIGH -STREET, FRZWANTLE VICTORIA PARK. I did think 'twas a bit of a misPainter and House Renovator lated to Bari in Italy, and there, has discovered that the wearers of manna "the Chaff. B425. Pollard, fortune for 'Phone Bran, her to centuries, Sale get her ankle on Have fifteen Repairs, Alterations, of after silk stockings suffer also from ver- Hay, Straw, Oats, Barley. Wheat, All Classes broken, but when you compare how of St. Nicholas" still flows from his tigo. and Renovations Satisfactorily When the stockings were anof little this is to what the other two Pier and Maize. 2nd. Door Executed. sacred bones, and heals all kinds alysed, he found they were loaded Linseed, of feast the days poor people suffered, why, as you sick. In Catholic which Solicited. A Trial lead of CASH. a preparation with TERMS of say, 'tis glad and not sorry she the Saint, as the special patron his advised Goods, He Fancy pomp the skin absorbed. should be." youth, was kept with great Sarum patients to return to the old-fashTel. A1125 and All Catholic Requirements Printed and Published by "Of course it is. Tim, and I have in England by the boys of ioned thick white stocking and their often thought, as I tramped the School and of Eton College. Many health at once improved. roads people that many are not able coloured stockings derive their beauto see the difference between trouble ST. AMBROSE, Bishop. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHRRL.. tiful tints from a preparation of merand happiness. They mistake one Murray -street (opp. Basins). Pert' cury, while many of the sheeny ones 7. December for the other, and the result is that Feast, Tuesday, and aniline dyes. In arsenic contain they don't know whether to laugh PUBLISHED WEEKLY. Ambrose was of noble family, and producing some of the more delicate or cry. I, one time, knew 374, a poor was governor of Milan, A.D. colours in silk, chloride of tin is used cobbler and his wife who were very NEW NORCIA. TERM STO SUBSCRIBER:, The salt exists in when a bishop was to be chosen for as a mordant. happy, and very knowing. 'Tis here- large proportions in some of the In Advancethat great see. As the Arian often he put up a patch for me, and CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. 3s. 3d. Per Quarter .. tics were many and fierce, he was dyed fabrics and in connection with somewhen I pressed him to charge the the during Os 8d. order upon Per Half Year .. perspiration preserve to natural the present thing he would only say: 'Wisha, Its. 6d. Per Annum .. Though only a catechu- feet, the salt dissolves, and causes election. Pad, add it to what you have al20e. Od. Years .. Per Two men, it was the will of God that he disorder. A lady who wore light Terms Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. ready in the bank, for I mean to accla- yellow silk stockings suffered so Booked should himself be chosen by utmost leave no thousands after me.' He . 13s. Od. Per Annum .. mation; and, in spite of hisand con- severely that partial paralysis was man who knew that enough was a 22s. Od. baptised Two Years .. was he caused. resistance, was as good as a feast, and as he He rose at once to the secrated. DIRECTOR. the BROTHER to Apply Particulars For his was able and willing to pay his HAMAR'S DEFENCE. Cheques (which should be cross. full height of his office, gavea all debts he was as independent as if life of ed), drafts, money orders, or posts' goods to the poor, and led and in. huhe had hundreds to spare. He went Sir Hamar Greenwood's speech utshould be made payable t notes singular austerity, penance, in every the on for years in this way, till one THE WA. RECORD. IXCHANG7 mility. He was unweariedsympathy the Irish debate reads like day when I called he had great of terance of a- schoolboy giving his MUST BE ADDED. duty of a pastor, full r. in getting news to tell. He was after mother an account of a quarrel and charity, gentle and condescenda legacy of American money, The Tel. A1666. ADVERTISING RATES. which he has made a fool of himing in things indifferent, but inflexconclusion to the He -such poor man jumped policemen They kill self ible in matters of principle. Situations Wanted and Vacant. in thinking 'twas a piece of good good policemen) -they want to showed his fearless zeal in braving Board and Residence (three heal. luck was after coming to him. The Justine, smash the British Empire we burn PERTH. the anger of the Empress about 18 words), one insertion, is he gave head and there, turned his money and her impious their towns, a little, here by resisting and foiling the SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOY8 AND BOARDERS. each. 534 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB. up work. He turned to drink, arid churches not much; -not so much as they of attempt to give one King Edward Hostel 1894. The Oldest Catholic College Births, Marriages, Deaths, Gibney, (Opposite Bishop by When Founded example. believe followed his rehis wife by don't and lies: tell of Milan to the Arians,penance the say:-they in W.A. Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, lls they died they hadn't enough to tell lies. MISS M. J. McDERMOTT, Proprietress, buking and leading to Theodosiue. them. I neversort per insertion. Poetry, 6d. line extra moral and religious training of the students is earnestly The themselves. bury of statesmanship the is That Oil, Emperor really great Ordinary Advertisements, 3s. Ire. Pure Wax Candles, Charcoal, Tapers, Floats. Sanctuary attended to. "There's a certain woman in this of St. that presides over the destines of Statuary, arc imparted. He was the friend and consolerand inch. Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education Crucifixes, Rosary Beads, Scapulars, Medals, Speciality in of in the British Empire. When there parish, and she has every comfort, Jistis,'' Monica in all her sorrows, are prepared for, including UniverCasual Advertisements, 4s pe New Books lust arrived: At the Foot Examinations Framed Pictures, Public All she provocathat persuades herself she to but sides, both on admitting wrongs of are Matricula"From Bethlehem inch. 887 he had the jay "Treasury of the Sanctuary," "Looking on Jesus," sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, has none. She has one son, and a Augustine, tion on both sides, the statesman of etc. "Watches God," College, Man Replies to Advertisements can b Military "Suffering Navy, Royal Crucified," the Church her wan, St.confessions "Jesus Service, to Calvary," tion, Civil better son never lived. He obeys a should keep clear of all petty recriSport receive Passion. addressed to this Office, and the Who has left us in his the Passion," "Ecce Homo," "Lenten Sermons on the Books Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of her in everything, but he is not anwork mination, and make an effort to govby House," Holy is imparted in the Cadet of the will be forwarded to Advartiser4 Training "Loreto Military Easter." and Eying picture of the life and Week "Holy our attention. his years over few for a xious to get married min ern, not to coerce; to Win postage ix prepaid. of the Saint, and attests the Companies. Father Lasance, "Thoughts on Religious Life," Prayer-book for Re and she, contrary to the usual rule, his discovery political opponents, not to revile Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking and ligion, Blessed Sacrament Book, MY Prayer -book, With God, Sunday Vocal 'oleo which followed immedown to settle of India. wishes him Visits Herald and thorn -Catholic All Communications should be an Missal, Roman Missal, Short Visits to the Blessed Sacrament, of the bodies of St. Gervasius are taught. diately, for she has made up her died Ireland, by dressed to: to Jesus in the Tabernacle. New Ireland, History of M. Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative purSt. Proteenas A.D. ass. andHe mind not to be happy till she has Suldvan, hoe WATCH FREEMASONRY. THE W.A. RECORD, Story of Ireland by A. Knocknagow, Darcy McGee, poses. A.D. 897, full of year the of hapit Now, which datrehtersin.law. in a AsSchool, A Good Church BOX 20. G.P.O., PERTH. A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Artand Recollections of an Irish Judge by McDonnell Bodkin. awe, and is revered by Practice. a few fields of her, within of pens that Metand use the Heart Sacred DocCarpentry L -Precept Books. Story greatest Practical in American her and of instructed English one are of pupils sortment Of Gad as there is another woman who cannot Printed and Published at the re The injustice of Freemasonary is tools. sengers, Our Lady's Annals, Madonna, St. Joseph's Garland, tors. agree with her daughter-in-law. The received at any part of gister"d office of the Proprietors a menace that has always to be Australian, St. Anthony's Anna!, Ave Maria. Three -Term System. New Pupils are in miserable. and herself of brothers. of stimulated actithinks case one the Signs To. made Printing y7orke, Murray watched. is BETANS Attended discount LETTER. liberal Promptly A Orders the Term. 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