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PERTH, SATURDAY, JANUARY

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IRISH -AUSTRALIAN

VOL. XLV Au Appreciation

NORTHAM. Pass.-Eileen Rodriguez, Eve Violin SOCIETIES. Midnight Mass on Christmas [Catholic editors andhoe.journals FREMANTLE. Theirs congrega. have Irene Langley. JUNCTION. not an easy row to attracted an overflowing celebrated. MIDLAND Blaiks, Jes(Contributed.) Pass.-Grace sense. Junior H.A.C.B.S., tion. Lynch COTTESLOE. Branch, Father Joseph's a fight in more than one Moris St, Mary Mews, CONVENT. interesting Mavis and Hart, JOSEPH'S decorated Catholic ST. sie of pleasant beautifully very was feature A Northam. altar hardest The The Correspondent). Our Marjorie Purcell, (From Joseph's Naylor, St. in reThe Edna of place row, scene. took holy exercise the by a the is and presented Midland The grand annual concert O'Grady, Edith Wil- ceremony of Sunday, of splen- journalism Examination Results, 1920. Kathleen A grand concert, in the of the Church on the evening Benediction, rendered Est's Mass inremarks of the Sea Prestraint, the moral obligationunder pupils of the Star School Smythe. The meeting of the above branch choir style, by the pupils Linda after Hall, Associated liams, 5th, especially given Town Exams. was complimentary Music of December observance, Result School did whose close Rene Joseph's the St. in conseHonours. place marked sentation Convent took were large is A School, ladies Preparatory rife. retaliation, at young were Convent 15th, Board (Practical). pressure of wonted Day. when two Decem- concerning same A very large on Wednesday; December of Mary, and pre- room on Thursday evening, (Bro. nature Kenny, Florrie Burrows, Vera A of the school year. human J. number of parishioners approached something that Bottger, crated Chrsldren -L.A.B. and ber 16th. The President Pass.-Ethel Fanning. the Cottesloe Halls at 8 o'clock. medal Steps to and of parents and of the genKathleen midnight First their the at with number impossible, nigh attendance sented Communion well and Holy makes to witness the large and enthusiastic Bryant, Heather Coalstad, manual. The members of the Steseart) occupied the chair, Being the Diana Ratazzi.-L.A.B. the diversified eral public gathered which creatures are perhaps and 7 and 9 o'clock Masses. Grade, Grace Mavis Gilfuis, which proved to be there was a good attendance. greeted each item of was Jessie Hirst.-Advanced Esme Cruickshank, The constant were all present, wearing capitally performance, best in meeting, the prinof Mrs. H. J. Dalton's most ready to yield. altar -yearly half death ever submitted all the programme, which part consisted the The and Hawkes, Rene, Rinaldi, Agnes Sodality sinister the distinction. veils, May and of and one cloaks only battle that materialism by the cipal business was the election of brother, Mr. J. Gilhooley, who three rendered. The first made up of the district. The children were Kitty Ryan, Connie their be Frances O'Donnell.- Advanced Rinaldi, was beautifully decorated influences breed is always to that of thirteen items vocal solos, re- beautifully dressed, and carried Grade, pass. arrived from the East about The ceremony officers, which resulted as follows: Yensch. again 'in. vice- or four weeks ago, came as a shock fought, and there is Coal- Sisters of St. Joseph. Rev. Father President, Bro. J. Stewart; the Division, and well, Fund.-Nora chorus singing and Grahane-Lower very Prize and Aida Local by study was performed displays, AS themselves were rendered without Bro. W. Flaherty; trea- to the parish. The deceased was painstaking, careful of a citations, and gymnastic pass. matters stad (91 marks), aged 15, L.T.C.L. "The ous items O'Donnell, who in the course the president, chorus, scrutiny of so many without the greatest crefollow:-OpeningSenior surer, Bro. T. Houlahan; secretary, actively associated with several that, Rudiments (Associated Board). Girls; violin fault and reflected for College of Music-Practical short address, congratulated London responsible McMahon; guardian, Bro. country newspapers in this State brought under notice P. were Fran M. Bro. Flower Bells," Sisters they Eminott, the honour with the on the Jessie Hirst, Elsie whatever song. dit on Diploma. was candidates comparison Vincent; Tie A any latterly Ken Sister and ago, Master youngsters. warden, one E. Edwards.; solo, of the some years Print- secular press and its sponsors, rendabout to receive in being made and Girls; dance, the training eplen ces O'Donnell. Doris Brophy (A.L.C.M.), Frances Foley; sick visitors who held office employed at the Government "Daisy Nurses," Junior Maynard of and dressing in the cantata was 1919. Connie Brin- of Mary's special children, were re- ing Office, Melbourne. He leaves a ers the position of the guardian Trinity College, London, Dec.Art "Scotch Reel." MissesDunces." Boys: did, especially in the cases of the upon them the ob- for previous half year of O'Donnell (A.L.C.M.).Eileen Boyle impressed Theory, deeply the Exam. Catholic intelligence by no means "The Higher O'DonR.I.P. song, Father (A.L.C.M.), in elected. family. The Rev. and McCark; dal and Korbosky, was theirs, wife now Pettit were speaking is Misses That song, which (A.L. one. Girls; Rudiments.-Nora enviable ligations an swinging, Senior (A.L.C.M.), Mary Rinaldi Sodal- nell complimented the officers on The good old green drill, Teaching and Contrasting such pro(A.L.C.M.), living up to the rules of the generally. Coalstad. the flag .tle Cooks," Junior Girls; tam- principals. not the manner in which they carried C.M.), Bessie Morton well in evidence in Winnie ity. As regards numbers, it was nounced aspects, and in speaking SOUTH PERTH Bro. J. Doherty duties. pre. their eiourine dance. Miss Nora Garvey; of the most popular Rudiments (Certileated Pianists). Coral Brown (A.L.C.M.). he out one which was quality which but Baby," quantity for ourselves, it has been a con"My Neighbour's was as folfull benefit Doris Brophy, Jessie Hirst, Diana Smith (A.L.C.M.) of tinual source of gomfort to realise He (Father O'Donnell) had was duly initiated as F. Maynard: items. The programme The following are the results ass: song, Master Fling," College, Sydney. ferred.instrumental in establishing member, and Mrs. Cook was admit Ccitation, Song, Infants: QuarRatazzi. Business of respects lows:-Action pupils Misses NaVonal the of been that our efforts in many MissPianos, dance, "Highland. Higher Local.-Winnie Smith, about ten tad as honorary member. New mein. the examinations Commercial. been apprerecitation, tette-"Rosette"--ilst. the society in Northam, Bassett the Sisters of St. Joseph, South have borne fruit, and Garvey and Maynard; and Fancy; 2nd. Piano, Annie McGann. If never had the bers proposed were Mr.OnP.notice near. had and Sharkey -far song, es and Grade. friends ago, by ciated Kearnan; Advanced years Ciab Boyle, of Doreen Shorthand Perth:"Lost,' Miss Senior Honours.-Eileen to regret doing so, and Mr. McCaughey. Misses Pearson and Gaynor. we published all the felicitous referSolo Mercia Malty College of Music. Amy Reed, Mary Byrne, Lena Pet- slightest hereason Father O'Donnell, "Kerry Dances," Senior Girls. was a Swinging, Senior Girls. Violin MissBrooks. was very proud of the motion by Rev.take work has prompted our which fact ences in (Praetteall, HonMorton. half SunBessie on first place the Intermediate rone meetings accompaniment), Advanced Finishing up was sure that "that Bren- in the past, quite an amount of its name (with organ Fahey, Higher Local: Kathleen Junior Grade.-Phyllis Caryle, Children of Mary, and live up to the day night instead of Thursday and Sharkey. ours.-Mollie Finucane. boys' play, "Pranks." As space would have to be provided ReverPass. -- Veronica Curtis, Louis Sellenger, each member tried to of humour es Pearson, nan (honours, gold medal). Advance Intermediate Song, Junior Girls. indicates, the vein was and imitate the night," a fair amount ofwasdiscussion Jessie for their inclusion. Rather than WolFlower society Mary Noonan, the of enmarks); Clare rules much (94 Daly Orchestra. taken, Cox. Senior: Nellie Millie School ensued, and a ballot Brian, Mother, Eileen throughout the piece Automne, Blessed d' ie Grady Our of Semper that, we have used our best enthe virtues into Squires. mington. (92); o' Mine," Mas which favoured Sunday night. An. Brice. Intermediate Pass.-Olive joyed, the boys entering Vocal Solo, "Mother Jessie Brice deavours to keep every column up Josephine whose livery they wore. He hoped tak(96): Dance Moore (Singing): one to Honours.-but Mary given was Senior all Boys. Junior (96); motion play, of Drill, notice the and other Advanced spirit of Eileen that each girl would love to such standard as has warranted act reveal- ter C. Gibbons.Flag Drill. Junior Winnie Doyle (96); Mena Satfe (94); effect that meetings should take (honours). ings female parts. Theeach (hon- hundreds of readers' written appreSmith (99); cherish her cloak and veil andlife,if the artirt -Gavotte.Duet-"Valse Brillante"- JuniorCrowe. Junior: Muriel Richardson Honours.-Vera Fogarty, Gilbert (95): Winnie place every fortnight according to ed excellent elocution, Boys. Lew- she entered another state of (honours). Ethel (97); ciations. It is, however, a die. 2na, Bruning commend Ena Stansfield with Jones; sylla. marks). The ours), part A. (100 Mollie so the rules of the society. Miss Eileen O'Brien sustaining his tinct pleasure to print the appreciashe would put it carefully away, (Singing): Ena Bruning. the charac- 1st. Piano, Bugle Boyle, Joyce ington (94); Rene Smith (98). of an amuseJunior form Pettit. the in Pass.-Maisey item, days bus Nancy Junior in able zeal. Following are Miss back Cooper, look Coy, that she could Angela tion of the Northam Sociality of the who Piano, Drill- Boon, Grace Paul. take place Preparatory: Intermediate Grade.-MyrtleWaters, Orchestra. ters and the names of the boysthem: pride she was ment night, was fixed toRoom Came, Children of Mary herewith, as an exCall. School to come, and say with who at 8 Mary Brennan, Frances Solo, Miss M. Pass.-Mary Gro- Myrtle Rolinson, Thelma Brophy. in St. Joseph's School Piano Preparatory done had so excellently interpreted Mary, Murray. "Flashes." of that all such sodalities could Ju.' Doris a Child Hamilton Ken. once Ju Agnes McElhatton, Blessed p.m. on December 30, There being Hazel Curtis, Veronica Dore, Anna ample, gan, Marjorie Purcell. Captain Neverwed, Master Master Paine. Cantata: "Princess Grade.- her best to imitate Our follow, not so much in providing us First Steps: Typewriting, Advanced Lene Theory-June 1920. virtues no further business, Rev. Father Personae: Emperor, Holcithose Vincent; Mrs. Honeymoon, Betty PatDramatis practising knowedge and pleasure i f Kinane, the by with Byrne, Master EmEleanor Mother, Mary Miss N. Petit: Higher Local Honours-Edith Amy Reed, Morton. purity, O'Donnell recited the closing pray. Brennan,Patricia Kinane, Rosa Ric- their thankfulness and esteem, but F. Maynard; Alice Plotter, Mas- pokitippitoptop, so dear to all, the virtues ofThe Walsh, ron', Bessie Princess Ju Ju, Boyle. con- ers. G. Hogan; Lucy Scatterbrain, in unmistakable fashperor's Daughter,Maidens obedience. Grade. and exhibiting Dore. in Boyle, Intermediate Prattle, Mary humility, attendant Mary hardson, Pass.-Eileen Typewriting, Regan; an Higher Local ter Gerald Miss Korbosky; ion the value of recording all the Theory. Clune, Nellie Graham, Irene Hill, Gladys -Myrtle Coy, Thelma Maters, Myr- secration then took place and Gaynor, a Misses with Master Ian McFadyen; Maid,an Masclosed Agnes Princess, C.Y.M.S. ceremony incidents of note that happen in old on Advis- Leece, Dorothy Mickle. Advanced Intermediate: tle Robinson, Agnes McElhatton, interestingOur ter Saxon Fogarty; Biddy, Casey, Jones, and Kingdom; Lady. the interests and to the betterment hymn to Daly. Pass.-Kathleen Paul, Doris Brophy. Miss Barnet; PrinSenior servant, Master Charley Watson. Ching, Surely Ching year Doyle. er, the Vera Division. for of the society concerned. Prince Eileen Rodrigeuz. programme Advanced Junior: Bookkeeping, Advanced The closing meeting The Perth Catholic Young Men's The second half of the with Chilces disguised as Minstrels: Bessie 1920 the events take place in connecConnor. many canReed, with a Prince Kitty Honours. Amy pass, year Byrne, connection Junior: up in another Pearson; seen taken Intermediate -Mary has Society Advanced was wholly Guin, Miss and Ma St. 'metropolitan our Shee in Richardson, with Muriel tion place synopPrince Patroni. took of the Coghlan. been Preparatory: Gibbons; Mamie Morton, Lena dren of Mary and one which for it has -Irene Langley,Honours.-Gwen tata, "The Rose of Joy," Fu Shu, MasterA.C. Fahey; country sodalities that are worth Ab- Intermediate Division.- Agnes Joseph's Hall on Thursday evening, Magician, In years to Hazel Curtis, Hamilton Murray. Intermediate We sis of which reads:RECORD? of a great importance. THE Go Bang. Miss to Bridie form reporting the Paul, The in University. Veronica Grace 16th, societhe Smith; of Brindal, history D. McElhatton, December when the Happy Abud Hiram, Miss bott, Connie Richardson shall gladly publish them if forCynthia. Queen of the The members of the come, V.: Muriel Master G. Casey, Patricia Hurley, Grace Paul. Kelly. Grade evening. 1920 must stand social written, being of is Executioner, ty return should the High Eileen awaits correspondents Lord Sellen- Hibernian Society being invited. warded. Press Isles, anxiously (honours), Frances Caine, Junior Division.-Louie who, McGregor; Spirits of the Night, Intermediate Pass.-Mavis Mum forth as a year in which the stabilof be appointed, and the result each her attendants, the Sunbeams, Accompan- ford. the weather was someger, Lena Grady, Veronica Curtis, ity of the society was tested to its Daly.. explain Courtiers, Populace. Ethe, Although their few minutes devoted on of coming later than usual, they Joyce Rene Smith (100 marks); Gaynor, Advanced for dancing, the girls utmost, and difficulties almost in- Grade VI.: Hazel Curtis. Pass.warm Persse, Junior what hnve Jones. for matters Misses occasion to chronicling their lateness in song, unhappy chil- ists: Dein Boon, Rene Rinaldi. London College of Music. Pearson. Lewington (94): Mena Satie (96); enjoyed themselves thoroughly till surmountable were overcome with thus to brought along some the "Happy Sharkey, Fahey. Bever- Mary Moore (96) Mollie Stanfield close on the small hours, their en- great success. Events have occurr(Practical. June Exam.) Jes- interest to members, and Emmott. Junior Honours.-Molly Graham. Instructor: Lieut.Hall (97) Win- ergies being refreshed by a goodly Catholics in general, cannot bat Senior (Singing): dren to be cured at Monday ' have Advanced on Alda Wolmington which times, Mary Chapman, a (97); Vida at different ed Town idge, bearing In the cool ' Grady -a beneficial, lasting effect. We The latter,. each and pass). have by Isles." edibles held Semper Edna (first-class dainty very Bricewas Langley, (96); the of that Ms Molly Smith enormity, nie supply Daisy Hanna, been of such singing to evening last, .. evening again, in havlittle black dog, enter of Quinn, (95); Nellie Daly (95): Intermediate: Muriel Richardson are1ortunate, wesosayworthily drinks. Supper being serve!, Rev. existence of the society was threaail - various organisations for the per - Naylor. May Nicol, Nita appreing our efforts explain the symptomssends thee: Eileen Gilbert (95, : Father O'Donnell then made a short tened, but these were all duly dealt (first-class pass). for her pi-Ise of raising funds for Chrietmar Mary Morrow, `.V;11a;a Rich. Mavis lToyle (971: (first- ciated, and we offer our best thanks The Queen Paul, president Cooper the the Grace of Angela at behalf stands Primary: Bates, Kavanagh, On tines now Pass.-Doris speech. Kathleen the society and as Junior with, such all to (vioGreetings Cheer for the little direcTippet Timely the and Magician, who eanznisses the todel. Waifs' Healy. and members he thanked she had on a very firm footing, full of the class pass), Dorothy be Foundling Home and the Doris Brophy. order have spared the time and trouble then, and says that inthe Beveand lin, first-class pass). Examination. tress for the deep interest or "Rone of Home. A very pleasant evening Preparatory Pass,-Eileen Grace expectancy of big happeningsthings Francais. evidences striking a us Alliance Exam.). paid forward a s 'red they must find and to al (December L.C.M. Sodality, taken in the desert, was spent, and the committee each ridge, Kathleen Bottger, the accomplishment of great in Catholic joarFirst Division.-Nora Coalstad. Joy," which blooms across a dragon Diploma of Associate: Kathleen their enthusiasm that Hill, glowing tribute to her work, to Rev. during the coming year. £2 lOs to Bryant, Marie Cahill, Nellie Cody, are comfortSecond Division.-Irene result has forwarded (sing- nalism-evidences many Brice many Jessie in a cave where a fierce Me:a.. May for (piano), our Gilfius, Sisters Brennan expressed and Mavis Mother We have previously Rosie Fox, dragon must of the above institutions.kindly Horan. ing and make arduous duty --a real lurks. However, this the to the mem- thanks Kenny, Nora Mc- Mary of O'Donnell and McMairs acts of kindness, andSociety in some small way, through ing). Third Division.-Bessie Morton. for arpleasure .-Ed.] of Hawkes, Rene be conquered before they"Rose Mary Advanced Senior: Clare Noonan. H.A.B.C. Rinaldi, Agnes set off, vided excellent music freea preCarthy, THE RECORD'S valued columns, Division.-Madge O'Neil, bers of the Fourth Muriel the for Joy" is won. Before children Intermediate: Wilevenings and Advanced (To the Editor). Edith eveniag, social h sr charge. Edna Taylor, our generous benefactors During the Curtis, Eileen Rodriqpez, ranging the Queen makes the The Magician Mr. R. Slayton and their friends, to Molly Mor- Veronica Tagney, but Richardson. to Mary of Dear Sir,-On behalf of the ChilWhyte, -bearers, Fogarty. office made Children Kathleen was Vera liams, hard-working sentation Bruising dren Dorothy Ena on knights and ladies. enjoyable; MC.. most the will you please acIntermediate: Mary, always of which popular were asset great Day. which their ever Vera is one off there eetKingdon, the in ris, charms the black dogs (100 Morrow cept our very sincere thanks for Mary Rev. Dr. Keaman. Inspector Hou- society has, and for which we feel (singing). swords. behalf of the many organisatio isthe Junior. PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED. to us at all backs, and enchants their Angela Coo sr. M. Mclialioil (100 our Elementary: extended Hiscox, Messrs. express O'Brien to kindness G. and duty Emily the Mr. lahan, bounden desert our marks), it the town. the Catholic and Flaherty, for assistance given modest appreciation, and that is While searching in Primary: Veronica Dore. times, in always finding space in fight Mayor, in making the present 1i:ion From the Australian marks, gold medal). Certifithe reports tournaSchool Dragon rushes out, a deadly valupublish received Junior (gold euchre to the reTHE RECORD in connection with and the of a gold albert, eulogised had at Preparatory.-Marie Cahill Truth Society we have space allotted to our weekly the .University ensues, the Dragon falls, cate. A short time ago in aid of church the of of our Soladity. Nellie Cody (100 marks). Rose of able services Mr. Kingdon following two pamphlets:-by Rev. ments and dances deserve port in the esteemed columnslarge mathespecial English, (through sin- medal), knights rope him up. The Perth Clifford: from enters or Aileen the received at report we Be the improvements, all happily all times rendered Practical Exam.-Sept. 1920. Spiritism's Two Failures, a RECORD.is always, Joy is now found, and He was alRev. Dr. Kearnan) a letter, with During the evening was in its entirety, matics, French, history. thanks. small, it bringing their ments held in the town. no Higher Exam.-Nora Coalstad Vincent McEvoy. O.P., B.A. return to the Queen by m itsee competition which was enclosed a generous do-' in a prominent place, and a rope. In ways ready to assist, displayed has completed the course prescribed Our Daily Bread-Some Pious Re- musical romance fun, askof captive, the Dragon, knights end He no be. granted, nation of £5, to be devoted by th which caused aed what society it might privilege is also theory. NEW NORCLA. flections on the Blessed Eucharist. held, pie- in practice and the Queen's Court the Dr. Kearnan, aas special the of Rev. accept when Children of Mary to any purpo presentation to of (L.T.C.L.)especially time the Sunbeams. Pianoforte to Kingdon Quin. into Mr. Licentiate ed by Roderic of manPoems, ladies are turned jovial most just in connectio wishes and of happy account good considered -Deusual on the his report, in on promis- sentation with November the complete Nora Coalstad (gold meral). St. Ildephonstie College Examina- with the Society. Golden Hour. The ' write The dragon is forgiven the the donors. Mr. Kingdon, in re- -The following copy. ner. declared the winner, who was candidate has The night for the weekly syllabus tion Results. cember, 1920 issue. 3d. per the who was the ing to reform, and becomes stated that, bein for and the unknown) donors applause, For a (name the with o issues rudiments.greeted Wednesday. and Sunbea (six being attended thanked the in practice item, results sponse, passed subscription satisfactory Very Annual receive THE RE only to Royal Watch Dog of of up reader could going RECORD constant in a and at the shy a rather coming year we wish efforts made by the examination Queen Cynthia sings - handsome present,at all times ready Doris Brophy (L.T.C.L.). Nor year). 2/-, post free; obtainable Paeace. she had noticed the and hope that is popu- the the prize. A few more dances were in merry say he had been The folowing candidates have classes of 1920 at St. Ildephonsus'. CORD, this office. said, every success the ve song of joy, and all join looked among was good-byes and branch than through, increase may could, gone cf he requirements.then circulation i Roses where practical an candidates larity Leaving of the and to help passed the Junior The eve of he evening deserving dancing in honour Sunbeams. and social future ones, In happy active and the last Longbottom, Mona Peiclisn beyond the wildest expectations. for no remuneration. proved that they had done a encouragement. To that kind an AND for Joy and the new see all both share to render similar Winnie 1920 brought to a close. ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE Tuesday night next should intend. of earnest and persever- generous benefactress (L.T.C.L.). and hoped to be able fair we tend As en exhibition of staging Frances COLLEGE, students and as in the past. The evenPianoforte. The accountancy services Associate SPRINGWOOD during the year. work ing nothing left play and this 1921. music sincere thanks, and assure h with work for (A.T. at general merit Morton hard passed was Bessie WALES. students their congratula- our ing ing convey O'Donnell, in SOUTH Brothers NEW be forgotten in Each participant never inwill she their that for sat to be desired. who all Brothers' of results Practically on the Christian tions to them all an alround dancing. FOR THE PRIESTlast the C.L.). Soladity's prayers. To you, dear his or her part displayeddeportment On Thursday evening Willoughby termediate intend continuing their Higher Local Honours.-Connie STUDENTS HOOD. work. The following are the but the year's Editor, we are truly grateful, and Annie culture in elocution and studies under Mr. Kirkpatrick,interSUCCESSES. Brindal, the results obtained:and ap- pupils of Miss -Five UNIVERSITY concert Twenty you sincerely for publishing of thank fresh creditable Pass.is a that won due recognition also very Bursaries a Honours want Two what we Higher Local The whole submitted Leaving Certificate. our reports, which we are sure THE Hall. Bright songs. Norma Kenny, Molly Gaynor, Els;e Pounds earls for Students desirous preciative applause. The Education Department has class, so now all you ingreatly ad- in the Bellevue piano Dioceses of announced that at the recent exam- mediate was instrumental in our and p.m. at 8 RECORD there Country French, -setting was very pretty,yet for be recitations English, Pym: D. and students Eric studying of tending Emmott. another dances, generous donaand furnishes , Paul, Australia. followed each other ination for Government University night next, January 4. Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, receiving that veryTHE duets and Honours.-Kathleen Tuesday solos on Senior well-earned two many very were RECO Wishing and were the secre- History (distinction), Physics, and tion. iple of the Exhibitions, the following During the absence of the-annual Patricia Hurley, Gwen Abbott. of our in quick succession, Applications, together withbe letter the New Year.crowdgained the was in who success every hall of -Edith sue esses that mark the work The students adfive (Violin). of distribution the Drawing. Pass should tary, well received. the Senior Priest, of Parish close subthe from well at five any speaks the sincerely, in very schools in Yours left which Catholic aggregate tickets has been William J. Knuckey: English, to the President, St. Pat- highest of "The ed to the doors, J. Keating, picnic this 'sifter Boyle. and Mathematics, NELLIE WALSH, President. Vida dressedCollege, school year. The cast Applied Mathematics, for the popularity of Manly, before Janu- jects; -1, Reginald College, capable hands of Jim Tully, Intermediate Honours. ric.lc's Northern, December 27, 1920. Rose of Joy" was as follows:lady and her pupils.of and in- Chapman. Christian Brothers' ChristianPerth: all accounts they are going off and Physics. from young 1921. Kathleen 1st., Bro. Miss ary should CoghHerlihy, member Queen Cynthia, J. Matheis reminded Leslie Every 2, English, Pass.-Mamie well. Clifford: Everybody very difficult Intermediate to Timothy given "Abracadabra trip being organ- Ian, Jean Taylor, Veronica Casey, N.B.-Preference WEST PERTH Wark; Her Magician,Kearnan; thers High School, Fremantle. do his utmost to dispose of as many Her vited to the river matics, Applied Mathematics. funds. The Joyce Boon, Eileen Brain. Missions. Sparks," Miss D. of these tickets as possible, and by ised in aid of the Church(Thursday) Junior Certificate. 6th Mass was celebrated at Jester, "Merry Heart," Master Ken. he assisting to Midnight will January he is doing date so Masas Vincent; Her Page, "Sandow,"of the The price per ticket 1/6, and anyRoss G. Abbott: English, French, St. Brigid's, West Perth, on Christmake the day a success, as well is ter Charley Robinson; Leader further informationMr. mas Eve. The church was crowdswell the society's funds. Mathematics, History. to requiring one helping SheeMiss for Sunbeams, "Brighteyes," Attendants advised to see the secretary, A strong choir, under the Richard J. Bryant: English, Latin, ed. The boat that has been engaged which lah Fogarty; Sunbeams, Mathematics. baton of Mr. Broderick, beautifully the day is the "Dauntless," "Claw - Dan Begley. Mettle; rendered the Mass. All the Masses at 10.30 French, English, Jetty on Queen Cynthia; Dragon, Clune: -street Jerry Barrack leaves Watit is matics, History, Physics, and Draw- on Christmas Day were well atten per Snorter," Master Charley a.m. for Point Walter, where ANSWERS TO CORRESPON as well as ing. son. ed. A new feature in the celebra intended to have dinner,programme. DENTS. Queen Cynthia was beautifully sports a Morris Gorman: English, Latin, tion of the feast at St. Brigid's was conduct to of sparkled be The declaration History, will there It was artistically conrobed, while her throne "Reader": Mathematics, a Crib. afternoon French, During the worshi Independence was signmost brilliantly. All the characters Physics, Agricultural Science, Draw- structed, and nearly every a cruise down the river, the boat puts American delivered in 1776. to and and tea, it and made an offeri performed their respective sealed for visited per ed, Bicton to ing. FAMOUS returning THE OF of praise may- England recognised the United catch Latin, to all Child. thoroughly. A wordMiss for English, MANUFA-CTURERS to the Divine William James: Perth in good time Kathleen States Republic eight years later, Convent School in S be meted out to trams and trains-somewhere about French, Mathematics. English, Ma- The new Doreen to Wark, as Queen, alsoVincent, Easter Week, 1916, gave Brigid's parish is nearing comple1784. Patrick J. McCabe: 9.30 p.m. who Ken. Republic. and salIrish first the Ag.i is Kearnan, birth to the tion. It is expected to be in readiHistory, Physics, Next Thursday evening Neu thematics, took active parts throughout the ness for the begir aing of the school tural Science, Drawing. committee meeting of the will Mathere programme. English, McCabe: year. When completed it will be expected MACSWINEY. Augustine Year, and it is Agricultural an imposing addition to the fine of members. Physics, muster big thematics, a be bread, Wedbitter next the for eat item block of church buildings. EXAMINATION RESULTS. Drawing. not could syllabus Science, The You an wine; Frank Reader: English, French, nesday is Impromptu Speaking, Nor drink the poisoned Ibt Of Prizes. LITTLE SISTERS OF THE food like this in the hands History, Physics. on left lived been has you that if item For POOR. So Musical Passes: Royal Academy A nation's life might pine: Reginald Seaman: English, Latin, of the Literary and Debatingthey Pianoforte'. Primary country Phyof Music died, and lo! your ciety. This is the first item them French, Mathematics, History, DrawCHEER. CHRISTMAS and Dorry Terry, certificate. Theoreti- You thrills wish we Science but Agricultural handled, sics, have dona cal: Ken Vincent, certificate. The following is a list of Sister life almost divine. best of success, and ask all the ing. the With InterMusic: of London College John T. Young: English, Latin tions received by the Little members to do their share towards Kathleen Oh victory of victories, Pianoforte: branch Shine:-Mrs Chemistry, this Mrs. of per mediate Poor Mathematics, the of (1920), the encouragement Elementary- Alin to Christ's of old! ones UNEQUALLED FOR £1; Wark, certificate. Agricultural Science (1919). W. Frizzelle, £1: Mr. E. Farrell, of the society's activity. the everlasting made to Physics, pianoforte: Shelah Fogarty, certifi- Amongglory Lady Fr -nd, £1 2s 6d: Miss Kelly Arrangements are beingSocial aureoled, A With on 10s; O'Brien, PORTRAIT. Primary-Pianoforte-Saxon h'-ank Club Mr. cate. MANNYE'S 10s; DR. have the Cricket thy spirt stands of the 12th, Cunoerdin, 10s; J. J. Little Fogarty, certificate; Mavis Best, Triumphantly and unsold! January 19th instead The Archbishop especially posed Friend, Unconquered A Friend, 6d; 2s Seresier, certificate. E. in with the cricketers' fit 4s: to order in Nazareth House, Hammersmith, on Calvary, McCarthy, 2s 6d; All arrangements are in at Primary-Violin: Charles Robin- And He who ondiedHeaven's wishes. throne, London, for Cyril Bryan, who re- 6d: Miss W. Jacobs, 5s; N. Who reigns son, certificate. the Cricket Club's hands, isandfore-a produced the photograph in elegant Arnett, 5s; W. Dobson, Is; Stell evening 5s: Now places on thy brow the crown velKelly, enjoyable Commercial Results: Intermedimost on imitation Mounted style. own. Ceitift martyrs Santamarina, 2s 4d A Honour only 5s; That of Sutton. ate Bookkeeping, casted. the picture is very worthy by s Junior Thy food-thy murderers may not fowls, 11 ducks and 4 Day a combined lum, Also Boxing prized rate: Charles Watson. On be would Martha a corn a frame anda much -abused and deli- Hickey, Christmas cards for all eat Bookkeeping: Mary Flynn, team from the societythemetW.A.C.A. of admirers of ceralone! Sisters bread Watson, Little on Who live prelate--a inmates. The Kearnan, and Charles bined turf team on for berately misrepresented to thank most since tificates. -Reverend James H. Hayes, hearts of all Poor wish who The team made a great name and prelate who wins thewith helped to make University, Wash. Christian Doctrine: Charles Wat him. The all those by scoring a brilliant win, Catholic itself contact The in come who 2nd, the of people in their care so happy the big man old each 1'. D.C. son, 1st. prize: Ian McFadyen,prize. Beasley, is lack ington, production this of price 3rd. chamthe Day. be to Christmas proved prize; Mary Fitzpatrick, Molly team "B" Mccopy, at this office. General Improvement: Ryan, prize, pion of the day. Ile who is virtuous is wise; and he Carthy, prize; GeraldMusic: Shelah who is wise is good; and he who is in marks Highest good is happy.-Boethius silver medal.

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JANUARY

1921

Cold -Blooded, Devilish Atrocity

Aunt Bessy's

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My dear Children-Owing to thl, REholidays the space in THE

CORD has been reduced for this issue, and as there are many calls upon it, I am not printing any let ters this week. I am very pleased with the results of our year's w Since my last talk with you explaining the execu- donations have come tp ha not to publish the names or descrip- a decision. Just at the same mo- ber 25, It1915, began with words which good, unknown friend_ sent tions of soldier or military witnesses! ment as this court rose, Mr. Devlin, tion. All friends and admirers of His Grace Archbishop Mannix should daily by the English and another ("A used now to are putting some questions M.P., was Murphy, Katie The first witness was secure one of these Calendars, which carry mur- Chief Secretary for Ireland, and will Page") £2, so that the servant, but as I have already Greenwood about the atrocious probably be used in the official Eng- we can say we di Here is Greenwood's reply: CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GREETINGS FROM LONDON. (bp ceapball o b(tjim) we will be satisfied der. story, the told of the more horrible year, and I am ho Secure this Calendar without delay. with one sentence from Katie's evi"I am informed by the Police lish explanation (Cyril Bryan.) The Ben yet exceed the of Ellen Quinn. JOHN X. BOURKE, authorities that two police lorries murder dence: Direct fromfort. You h began: lin message PLACE, COLLINS 32 were passing, and it may be that in "The men in the lorry wore black discussing is trust you Press Foreign "The the firing took place in anticipa- an incorrect and exaggerated man willyur nhjoolyi a ty MELBOURNE, VICTORIA. roadside. About 3 yards away, in DUBLIN, November 2, 1920. caps and clothes. There was a e will be no action of an ambush the neighpool, was another yard, there lorry." afternoon I stood with the Jack in the first Yesterday Union Englishcidents, the very .ach pleasure, of and Agents. execution Perth the nor Shine's, Mrs. at Obtainable bourhood," a friend on the steps of a Dublin and the porch leading to the kitchen A Union Jack! On the first lorry! that you will I return to the Oarwoman, Edith Cavell." PRICE 2s. POSTED 2/2. hospital, when along came a batta- was actually covered with blood. "From a baby in arms?" interjectmessage then gave an explan- ner smiling and: happy when they The almost can ! I appropriate! How lion of bayonetted and stell-helmetwhile Commander ation of the execution, similar to haveended. Murdered by the Police. hear a cheer as sundry "loyalists' ed Mr. Devlin, ter heroes with armoured cars to the very appropriately en- those now being given daily by Sir A Happpy New Year to you all. Each of these Calendars bears the word "Copyright." The photo"In a room was the poor woman, read this in Australia. At any rate, Kenworthy front of them, the rear, and all lying quired as to "Who are the baby -kill- Hamar Greenwood in explaining the -Your loving. AUNT BESSY. at it carrier! not see graph was sent direct from London by Archbishop Mannix. could on with blood oozing they her back, if around them. This, of course, is so out through her clothes. ers now?" forces armed English of the excesses in the head of an Irish procession common a sight that one would not But what interests us most I ere in Ireland. But Herr Zimmerman, satisfacthe For the "Wee Ones." they have she said, 'I Father John,' Melbourne, "'Oh, bother to glance at them, but in the have been shot.' Shot by whom?' tion of knowing that a Union Jack is the "explanation" given by Green- the German Under Secretary of M. Dillon, Leonora, sends 10s, for present case, the procession was en- I exclaimed. 'By police, she ans- headed the charge of the "Black and wood. Mind, he made the statement State for Foreign Affairs, went into a ABUSE. the "wee USE-NOT ones." of a brass FOR presence MADE by the livened before the Court had ris- more detailed palliation of the exeYOUR EYES WERE Tans" at Gort on November 1, 1920, practically An anonymous friend, £5. May band, which smote the atmosphere wered." and before he could have know cution in an interview with the Bermechanism, "She added that se- saw them in when, for the greater honor and en, God bless the unknown donor. the "Celebrating airs. with martial To get the best results from any piece of intricate the given. a single word of evidence Associated of the can certainly lorries, and tha ee. shot corns glory of the British Empire, a preg- "It may be," he said, "that the &leg lin representative Monica Fitzgerald returned her reasonable care must be given it. The Eyes hanging of Kevin Barry!" comment- two The in1915. 25, October on Press etc.), nothing with headaches, (by armed -It point woman, from the first lone this warns nant silently we stand a good deal, but when Nature ed my friend, and took place in anticipation of an am- terviewer reported Herr Zimmer- card and enclosed 16/6. Many she became weak.. and he put no less than a nine-months' old baby, bush it is time to act promptly. thanks, my little friend. agreed. That man as having said: in the neighbourhood." to lire and made a wall After a few shot off further questions to her. was M.A.V., Kalgoorlie, 5/. But we did them an injustice. moments she rallied, looked at him, ger seven or eight hours in excruciat- was yesterday afternoon. This mornDelicate Condition." CO, Celebrating RMdy, £1 and Christmas the hanging of Kevin ing the verdict of the Court of "In- "Women in a Why, a moment's reflec- clasped his hand, and exclaimed, ing agony until death released her. quiry" was given. Here it is: is indeed hard that a woman greetings. Both gratefully accept. Barry! "It splendid! will you do something Aye, Grand! what ed. think but COANRIVAT.TicYL, Manager executed, TV. be tion would have told us that the 'Father John, to has "Mrs. Ellen Quinn met her death, Eileen Cunningham, Nangeenan, which is at war will come to - "Kevin Barry affaire" was already for me?'" console her as best I Mrs. Quinn's Dying Statement Obeet0 _ tete due to shock and hemorrhage, by aif State "I tried to seven or eight hours old-ample it allows to pass unnoticed a crime £1. Many thanks, dear niece. jected to. a bullet wound in the groin, fired against Considine, "and bearmies Madge Viner, Guildford, its of me the safety time for another blow to have been could," said Father by some occupant of a police car cause it is committed by a woman. 16/ and the compliments ofsent the Last Father Considine , was, of course, the seastruck for Empire, King, and Flag! immediately administered proceeding along the Gort-Ardra- No law -book in the world, least of all son. Both acknowledged with When I had finished, called as a witness. But judge of Va. And so it was. When we got a lit- Sacraments. 1, November 1920. hen road on me his surprise, and form your own con dealing with war regulations. titude. tle further down the street the she whispered to me: 'Bring hear They are of opinion that the shot those elusions as to the genuineness of a Elsie and Eddie Gill sent such a differentiation, and the "Stop Press" put us right. Appar- Malachy. Bring him to me. I was one of the shots fired as a pre- makes the FLIES OUT! REP has but one preference ac- savings (9/) as a Christmas gift/Or ently the Army of Occupation was him crying. I have something to military 'court of inquiry'-when female cautionary measure; and, in view cording sex English Government agent objected that the "wee ones," and a nice letter," usage-namely to legal celebrating the "glorious killing" of tell him.' of the facts, record a verdict of women in a delicate condition may tare fer.eieren-dfrateful to my generosLe? "I did so," said Father Considine. strongly to the priest giving Mrs. Mrs. Ellen Quinn, of Kiltartan, a METTERS' WIRE DOORS You redeath by misadventure," became Quinn's dying statement! young woman of 23 years of age, "What a scene. Then she not be executed." (as illustrated) out Gradually had gasped He off. Quinn weak. fainted Mrs. member, Mr. T. F. Sughan, Bruce Rock, in There is no doubt that Greenw socl Well, Germany can plead that who was to have been a mother she became worse." in her dying agony that it was the is a thought -reader! And he is ro Nurse Cavell was a spy, that she sent me 15/, for which I thank him. No 2 Size: two months! English So the did it. who she "Police" fakir we and that M. P. Coghlan, North Fremantle, The to it, one either. ordinary confessed Green Done!" 6in., proudly I Am "I Am Done! Oft. Sin. x 2ft. The Cross of Herod. Government agent had cause to ob- have all seen on the stage is a child was only executed after a trial. Eng- sends 2/6 as an offering to the 19/Wire .. However, after a to him. Greenwood can read the land cannot plead that against Ellen Divine Child. "I sent word immediately to the ject to that! fr That's the way to settle the Irish head 6ft. bin. x 2ft. 6in., Gal',. constable of Gort. He arrived little argument, the President of the thoughts of men several hundred Quinn. And Germany can also plead "A Widow," Boulder, sends 5/ as 21/ birds-I Kill two "Question"! Wire .. a force of police and military. Court was actually good encugh to miles distant. Some boy! But Ye that at least it recognised that a Christmas offering to the Divine mean Irishers-with one steee--I withseemed ..ft. 8in. x 2ft, 8in, Green 19/6 shocked at the tragedy. say that Father Considine could give and his precious Courts of "Inquiry" "women in a delicate condition" were Child for favors received; also goue the All Apparently bullet. mean Wire .. to go and see the that dying declaration so long as he have perhaps saved a lot of people a safe from the extreme penalty, even wishes to the Corner. Georges and the Greenwoods and I asked him Oft. 8in. x 2ft. 8in., Gale. He seemingly, with his did not go "too far out of the way," lot of trouble. Michael Lynch, Northam, retunie If any of us are in war time, and after a trial. Eng21/6 the Frenchs and the Macreadys are woman. Wire .. trial too much. He whatever that meant. felt the men, Keling shot in future, all the murderer has land, on the other hand, cannot even his card, and enclosed £1. Michael on the right track at last. out Other Sizes in Proportion. "Certainly," said Father Considine, to say is that he "did it to frighten plead that Irishwomen "in a delicate is one of the right sort, and I am off the Irish men is not a bad idea; answered: 'I cannot.' NoI pointed trace of the "I shall only relate word for word some one who might have been condition" are exempt from the very grateful to him. the pools of blood. but killing off the Irish women is bullet Wire Windows Made to Any It seems what she said. When I asked 'Shot waiting for him around the corner?' death penalty even though they be Rita and Eileen, Kalgoorlie, senes could be found. You see, these Size. simply splendid. poor woman, whom I am in- by whom?' she said: on a stone wall 3/ for the "wee ones" in gratitude sitting harmlessly Irish women are not "civilised" like the was within two menthe of The Cockney Press. nursing their baby! For don't you for favours received. they are across the Channel and else- formed, "By police." "By police," I exon the Anonymous, Kanowna, sends 10s. They still cling to the ridi- her confinement, was sitting If there be one bright side to this forget it-at any rate, you may be where. claimed in surprise; "are you her Thanks, dear intended wall outside her house, inholding from?"it is presented by sure the Black and Tans won't!- for the "wee ones." God "Where murder, culous idea that sure?"-"Yes." shocking her arms old child said, she press. The English that the English Chief Secretary unknown friend. there." out English women to be mothers. If they would nine months "A lorry the from which the lorry passed as his mili"A Friend" from well as Bridgetown and reIreland, tenderness a against with only learn from their "sisters" else- whenfatal papers, Con "I asked,- proceeded Father shot was fired, decided sends 7s. for "the wee ones." Thanks, where, why, then, there would not be the gard for the feelings of everyone that tary court of "inquiry," has so many young Irish "vipers" about is truly touching, only briefly refer that any English official is entitled- friend. Josephine Korbosky returns her -and there would then be no Irish to it. One paper with most cone to fire his gun whenever and where card and sends 3s 6e1 for the So shoot them down. "Question"! mendable brevity, reports it in these ever he likes, so long as he afterAnd if by any chance a young marfew words: "A woman was shot yes- wards declares that the "place look- "wee ones." I arn very gratciul to ried woman offers-especially one terday in Gort." None harassed the ed suspicious," as "the Irish person Josephine. Pinjarrah Catholic Church Gemwho has a nine-months' old baby, feelings of the relatives, or of Irish was not decent looking"! mittee, £5, Many thanks. Donaand expects another in two months! people generally, by giving the horNEW NORCIA. tion greatly appreciated. on that, In -line. head -all the better! ror a black ago Lord IRISH NATIONAL Only a few months the fact that the victim was to have CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. FAVOURS RECEIVED. French went across to Belgium, and been a mother in two months, and FORESTERS A friend sends £1 for the "wee solemnly presented the town of that at the very moment that she A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. ones" in grtitude for favours receivYpres with the Military Cross on was shot she was nursing her ninebehalf of England. Surely it would months' old baby, there was splendid No Initiation Fee. Cheapest Con- ed through the intercession of the Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. Little Flower and Our Lady of the be a touching act if Dail Eireann tributions. unanimity in the direction of keepWas it beWhy? were to depute Lord French to pering it quiet. Branches: Hugh O'Neill, Perth, Sacred Heart.' form a similar duty of Ireland; to cause it was not the Germans who meets alternate Thursdays, in the present the House of Commons with Or because it was not an Trades Ball (Room 14), Beaufortdid it? BROTHER DIRECTOR. For Particulars Apply to the the Cross of Herod, with three bars -Englishwoman who was murdered? etreet, Perth. Brian Boris Branch, one bar for Mrs. Ellen Quinn's unOr because it was an Irishwoman Fremantle, every alternate Tuesday, - born child, the other two for the who thus fell a victim to a pack of Friendly Societies Hall, 64 Adelaide twins still -born to Mrs. MacCurtain, murderers rushing through Ireland street, Secretary's address, W. widow of Tomas MacCurtain, the in a motor lorry surmounted by a Keating, 23 Burt -street, Fremantle. I think it must be Charles Stuart Parnell, Boulder. murdered Lord Mayor of Cork! Union Jack? Hotel, the latter. Secretary's address, Court If it Were the Germans-! The Republicans have just issued Boulder; meets alternate Fridays. 603 Wellington-st., Perth. (Opposite Railway Goods Yard). This morning's papers give details an "Irish Bulletin," in which some John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. THE PREMIER LIME AND STONE MERCHANTS OF W.A. of this inhuman atrocity. My God' beodious comparisons are drawn F. O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland Absolutely the Highest Percentage of Lime in the State. if such a thing had been perpetrattween the brutal murder of Mrs. Junction. Write for Prices and Particulars before purchasing elsewhere. ed in Belgium by the Germans, EngQuinn and the execution of Nurse Money to Lend on application to -ilie-defy competition. The only BRIGGS in the TRADa No lish editors would have died of Cavell. It also notes the fact that the Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. connection with others trading under a similar name. Lime for apoplexy in their chairs in the effort papers London important R. Maxwell, Barrack-street, three only and Manure at very low rate. to find words fit to match the crime. mentioned the murder. Of these, Perth, or the General Secretary, care Yet it is a horror that should be Top floor, W.A. Chambers Mrs. J. J. Snigg, Barrack-street. that admitted News) one (Daily OUTSIDE MATER HOSPITAL, DUBLIN. writ in cold, passionless words, and Quinn was "shot" by English Conso I have perused the papers for the car and "Black and Tan" with revolver strapped to his stabulary; another does not mention YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF Armoured plainest account of it all. This ac- leg. Half -a-dozen other armoured cars on the occasion of this photo. who fired the shots; while the third SI George's Terrace, Perth B WESTERN AUSTRALIA. B count is taken from the Irish Inde- patrolled the neighbourhood whilst a score of "B. and T's." searched neatly insinuates that it was just pendent, a journal which is owned the Hospital for someone who, of course, was not there. It is wor- "another Sinn Fein outrage." the Patronage of His Grace STOTT & HOARE, Proprietors. Under and controlled by as bitter a crowd thy of note that the "civilian in plain clothes" (a familiar cable the Aechbishop. of Engksh Papers on Nurse Cavell. of "anti -Republicans" as it would be phrase) is also armed, and that his proximity to the "emblem The Three B's mean Objects: Ths Study of the LanguThis picSUCCESS in Business possible to gather together: not admit of him being a Sinn Feiner, surely! (notes the Irish age, Music, History, Literature, and does Cavell peace" Edith Miss "The victim of the appalling occur- ture explains cable messages relating to shootings and crimes com- Bulletin) was shot at Brussels by Dancing of Ireland, and the revival comes from TRAINING rence (says the Independent), is Mrs. mitted by youthful and civilian criminals. of of the ideals of an Irish -Ireland. morning on the troops German Ellen Quinn, of Kiltartan, wife of a The Society MEETS NEXT MONOctober 12, 1915. The news of the popular farmer, and daughter of Mr. was published in England DAY EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. We Coach in"The bullet pierced the stomach. sidine, "if there were two lorries, as execution M. Gilligan, Raheen. She was standSCHOOL, BOYS' PATRICK'S many forth It drew later. ten days town. I left pass before She saw two I SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, ing by a stile in front of her house The child fell from her arms. -STREET. statements of horrified indignation WELLINGTON whose with her baby in her arms, when a managed to crawl over the wall, She answered 'Yes.' I asked from Ladies Commercial Subscriptions: BOOKKEEPING, Monthly from English public men and lorry of uniformed men passed by at which was blood -stained, into the which the shot came. She said from 6c1; Gentlemen, ls. ENGLISH, Etc., and All the English press. The official ac- and Juveniles, Suddenly there was yard, where she lay for some time, 'from the first.' I afterwards saw a knowledgement a rapid rate. P. DOHENY, Hon. Secretary. J. deof the receipt of Business Subjects. a burst of fire, and Mrs. Quinn was and then crawled to the porch to pool of blood on the rampart ootsule tails of the execution sent by the P. CLIFFORD, Asst. Secretary. on hit in the right groin, and a number tell her little servant cid that she on the road; also traces of bloodpool English Foreign Office on October Our Special FULL BUSINESS 'Take in the little the top of the wall, and another of fowl in the yard were killed. Mrs. had been shot. at YOUNG Minister PERTH CATHOLIC The 20, 1915. to the American on the straw in the yard. COURSE guarantees to fully qualQuinn staggered to the door with children,' she exclaimed. MEN'S SOCIETY. Brussels, who had forwarded them, ify in ONE YEAR. "From 3 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. she porch was smeared with blood." her baby, which she handed to a serthis passage: contained OccasionallyT. P. HERBERT vant, and shen then collapsed in a lingered on in pain. Three Liars-or Two? 504 HAY-STREET, PE147.1.7. J. B. GEORGE "Sir Edward Grey is confident that she would clasp my hand, pull me pool of blood. IMPORTANT.-We are having inFamily Grocer and Provision Two doctors next gave evidence, the news of the execution of this (Under the Patronage of His Brace PHARMACIST, towards her, and say: 'I am done. I both stalled, to be ready for March received Bled to Death, be will Merchant. was the bullet swearing that noble Englishwoman Archbishop Clunc.) am done.' a Lone Range Receiving Ap642 HAY STREET, fired at close range, that the case with horror and disgust not only in Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, (1920), "Dr. J. Sandys, Gort, and Dr. 398 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. paratus of the most modern type the but throughout Grateful!" the start, and States, Feel from Club, Would hopeless Allied Room, Cricket Her was the Card on "They qui ,kly were Foley, Ardrahan, (Near Nicholson -Road). Valve and Crystal Receiver, .taught that the victim was pregnant. Then civilised world." riers' Club, Debating, Musiscene, and Surgeon O'llelley, by Expert Instructors. "At 10.30 her condition became the Students PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST. Goods carefully packed. Families the and Tans" were called. The London Times commented on cal and Dramatic Society. was telegraphed for, but so worse, qualify for Operator's Certificate in and we knelt by her bedside The "Black and waited on daily. Country orders Galway, October of issue leadin its the driver of the CLASSES. first was execution ACCOUNTANCY the great was the sense of terror after to recite the Rosary and prayers for 12 Months. to. attended CAVETERINARY CHEMIST. A SOCIETY THAT EVERY the recent shooting at Castledaly, the dying. She tried to join, but ing car. the lorry that bore the 22 1915. It said: mind is THOLIC YOUNG MAN SHOULD that he could not get a motor car was too weak. At 10.45 the little Union Jack aloft and advanced into "The ordinary German Terms on Application to: BELONG TO. Eventually children, who were playing as is action with the same brave show doubtless incapable of understandto take him to Gort. Full particulars on aplication tohe and Dr. Mahon travelled together nothing had occurred, began to cry, that Nelson's ship, the Victory, did ing the 'horror and disgust' which T. S. HALPIN, BA., Principal. Cavell Miss of J. Secretary W. WEBB, Hon. All execution are taught. Trafalgar, so we at military the in the latter's car, only to find that and with them the crowded house (Late 16th. Batt., AI.F.) he drove the will arouse throughout the civilised was that could say he Mrs. Quinn had bled to death. the as I read and burst into tears: the Eng'Phone 2357. "Mrs. Quinn, says another report last prayer of the Ritual she looked car, he fired no shot, but heard shots world.... They have killed her de Paul Vincent Society of St. they killing by was in great agony for hours before around, then closed her eyes, and fired from his car. The next wit- lish nurse, and Western Australia (Incorp ) ness, a "Black and Tan;" was more have unmeasurably deepened the She leaves three children, died. she died. G. F. YEATES that degraded them the eldest of whom is not yet years "That morning I had a note from interesting. Stating that he travel- stain of infamy Optician, world." Her husband was in Our; her asking to say Mass for her de- led in the leading car, he said he in the eyes of the wholespeaking the purpose of age. for Society exists This at of assisting worthy families and 37 BARRACK -STREET, PERT. Selbourne, Lord at the time, and a messenger, who ceased friend. Little did she dream carried a rifle, and that when travel. 23, 1915, October place, on -looking Shrewsbury, summoned a priest and doctor, ac- that prayers for the repose of her ling along a suspicious others, including inmates of public (Opposite Town Hall). quainted him of the occurrence An- soul would be asked for today from like a wood, we would fire our rifles said: institutions, in indigent circumstanin the air, but would not fire near a "The killing of Miss Cavell is the ces, and engages in other good other messenger, going to Ardrahan the altar." C. H. SMITH & CO. the in committed house or near decent -looking civi- greatest crime works. It is governed by a Counfor Dr. Foley, was wounded by a The report of this shocking occur- lians." name of Law since the Middle Ages. cil, office in Swan Chambers, BarUNDERTAKERS, stray bullet. in the Independent concludes rence the Geranimated which road fired few shots on the spirit a The -street, Perth, and nas bran "Uniformed men passed int-) Gort with a note by the reporter to the 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. that crime was rack conferences in many parishes ches or subsequently, firing shots about the effect that the interview was given to Galway," he added. So did the mans who committed cast faith, 'Phone (Day or Night) .. A1231. the State. place. When the lorry passed the by a priest who on the previous Sun- next witness, but you are particular. brutish. They have andaside pity, and throughout The calls on its funds are many, house where Mrs. Quinn lay dying day had denounced the "murder at ly requested not to look surprised honour, truth, mercy such a and with a view to supplementing "SHAMROCK" the terror-stricken inhabitants fled Castledaly," and cried on the altar when you hear that the two remain- we have to decide whether is to dominate the world." its resources, the Society invites the back way." TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, steps when speaking of the occurr- ing "Black and Tans" who followed power The English Home Secretary (Sir persons when making their wills to WELLINGTON STREET, Rev. Father Considine, who was in- ence. Subsequently the police had these three witnesses swpre that no PERTI John Simon) was interviewed on the remember its work. Bequests may terviewed by the reporters, at first called on him to thank him for his shots were fired! M. SHERIDAN, Proprietreee The information given by one of subject by a representative of the be made in favour of the Particubroke down, and cried bitterly. "It remarks, saying they would feel for The lar Council, or any Conference of the is too awful, too inhuman to contem- ever grateful.... You have just read the "Black and Tans" above, viz., Associated Press of America. of the Lon- Society. BRYANT & WATERS plate," he exclaimed, but after a few how "grateful" the comrades of these that they "wold not fire near a house New York correspondent near decent -looking civilians," is don Times reported in the issue of minutes controlled himself. "I have very showed themselves or 80 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH CLOHESY, COZIER, and CO., most illuminating. Leaving the that paper for October 25 the pubheard of Turkish atrocities, I have to be policemen the in interview of the (Late Foreman and Carver, Day WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. house out of the question, Ireland lication read of the death of Joan of Arc, I Inquiry, Moryahl and Co.). does not appear to be very safe for United States. He wrote: have read of the sufferings of Nurse Orders Promptly Attended to. "Sir John Simon, in conversation You know, of course, that there anyone who doesn't look the picture Cavell, and as I read those things the of MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. Tel. A3938, I often felt my blood boil, and I are no inquests in Ireland nowadays, of innocence and beauty. Although to-day with a representative in Len often prayed that the good God so that any ruffian in khaki or black it raises a smile, the statement was Associated Press of America of Miss Office: No. 46, 2nd. Floor, A.M.P. NORTH PERTH MOTOR would change the hearts of the per- and especially in black and tan, is not meant as a joke when it was don, referred to the killing GARAGE. act of brutality,' BUILDINGS. petrators, but little did I then free to shoot as many Irishmen and recently said that if an Irishman Cavell as a 'horrible could ANGOVE-ST. and had case TRAM TERMINUS. the Works: pleases. walks 169 BEAUFORT-STREET, he and said as shoulders and children and his women squares a tragwitness dream that I should Telephones, A1837 and A4598. PERTH. edy more cruel than any of these Nonsense. you will say. Well, listen down the street, he is arrested as a have no parallel in Great Britain." ese W. A. HALE, Secretary. English BOGUE AND SPEARING, things, and that ere in our own lit- to the "Military Inquiry" into the Volnteer: whereas if he slouches Excuses-and German My God I it is murder of Mrs. Ellen Quinn, and it along he is put in gaol as a vagrant! tle peaceful parish. Excuses. CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND e. that does not convince you, you are Seemingly he is not to be arrested The Bulletin goes on to say: awful." READ THIS! NIGHT, "At about 3 p.m.," Father Consi- surely eligible for a grandmasterehip as a vagrant now, but to be shot by The German press and German Cream Cars for Weddings. Black and Tans on the ground that statesmen, dine added, "Malachy Quinn, weep- of the Orange Lodge. when they realised the There is in our midst a curious "Inquiry"-"In- he is not "decent looking." 'This Military ing bitterly, called for him, and said horror with which the execution had type of Irishman. he had just heard that his wife had quiry"!-was held in the Gort Bar- ,'Who Are the Baby -Killers, Now?" been received in the Allied and neuTHE J. J. BENDON. Kerry Ice is Bright, Father Considine pro- racks yesterday (Thursday). Orly been shot. And the Price is Right. SHOE STORES Now, this is the peculiar thing tral countries, sought to palliate it. cured a motor car and hurried to witnesses were allowed in, and as about was PATRONAGE from Berlin YOUR 130 HIGH STREET, FREMANT message SOLICITED. inspired The Military An "Inquiry." the press representatives as the soon the scene. At the gateway there Ring A8255. 'Phone B425. at issued to the neutral press on Octowas a large pool of blood on the took their sects they were warned Court adjourned without arriving

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The favorite, Monearly stages. BOULDER. KALGOORLIE arch, was forged ahead by Foy. and rapidly hit the front, abreast of Christian Brothers' College. ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT. Harold Rose, and the remainder of the race for two laps was a neck University of Western Australia Junior Examination Results, 1919. and neck struggle. In turn the Examination Results. Mary Lavan: Passed in English leaders were challenged by Clear _ Leaving Certificate. literature, mathematics, geography, light and Merton Wilkes, but they maintained such a pace that the G. Guwansi English, Literature history, French, drawing and music. Junior Results, 1920. the Mission had not time on the latters' challenges were thrown off. (distinction), Mathematics (distlncCRICKET to finish their innings. Entering the straight Foy seemed tion), History (distinction), Applied same day Mary Robinson: Passed in EngThe Plains opened with Joe Lanni- to have the race won with the oddr- Mathematics, French. mathematics, geolish literature, (By "WATTLE.") gan and Tommy Fitzgerald. and on favorite, but Charlie Thomas, by D. O'Brien: English, Literature, graphy, history, French, drawing. the first and second wickets both excellent horsemanship, lifted his French, Mathematics, Applied MaAustralia Wins the First Test. English Cecilia Burke: Passed in batsmen mount and gained the verdict by thematics, History. With scores of 267 and 581. Aus- fell at 59, both opening literature, mathematics, geography, oalia won from England, 190 and being clean bowled for 41 and 16 the narrowest of margins. The winB. Leslie: Mathematics, History. history, French. When three were ner stepped at a 2.24 gait, and won 181, in the first round of the fight respectively. Teresa Goodridge: Passed in maCertificate. Junior a decisive down for 60, Robert Lannigan and all out. 'for "The Ashes." It was delight thematics. French, drawing. by French, Men's Summer SUITS, in Cotton, Tweeds, Neat Flounce Effects, 122 English, with put together Furhman: hailed Butler G. was Paddy and win, The other seven events ware Mary Lowry obtained first place the light to mid-grey, striped pattern;, sizes, 3 to 8, 65/ follow was a separation before more Al Australians who exciting, and the day is not Mathematics, History. on the goldfields in the examination went brought about, and then the third most Men's Best Worsted SUITS. dark navy, with fine white line, smart E. Jensen: English, Mathematic?, held last June for the position of 'game When last week's issue far distant when, given a larger and dressy; excellently tailored; worth 8 guineas. Special Price £6 105. requiring and fourth wickets fell at 182. R. course, the annual fixtures of the Geography, History, Physics. to press, the Englishmen Telephonist. Men's White Drill Military SUITS, for general or holiday wear: A. Johns: English, Mathematics, 659 to win, had lost 1 for 47. The Lannigan got 66, and Paddy Butler W.A.T.A. will easily outstrip the Thomas Burke and Jean Ryan then 58. Both played good cricket. The galloping meetings. 39/6. well cut and nicely finished; all sizes. Geography, History, Physics. first wicket fell at 5, buta stubgained entrances to the Goldfields Men's First Class Cotton TWEED TROUSERS, great variety of French, to English, offered team failed remainder of the J. McMorrow: Hobbs and Hearne His Excellency the Governor ..nd High School as a result of high and continue the scoring to any extent, suite patterns, and all well made, 18/6, 19/8, 22/6, 24/8. Geography. History, Mathematics, born resistance to our toattack, were present. marks attained at The gate, Scholarship ExMen's Cream Gaberdine TROUSERS, side straps, hip pockets, 105 when except Mr. N. Lannigan with 12 investments, and tram traffic tote G. O'Brien: English, French, Ma- amination. the score was carried in endeavour. concuffs, etc., 15/6, 18/6, to 42/6. History, Geography, not out, and the total reached 202. Hobbs lost his wicket a record to date. Mr. A. thematics, Alliance Francais°, 1920. leg. He Tommy Taylor got four of the wic- stituted Boys' Striped Rain Palm Beach Crash SUITS, the best for holiday Physics. ing to turn a straight one to and R. Flint had everything in first-class hi. kets, Waters three, and Dave Biggs Half-Belted Shape,', wear, all sizes, 4 to 13. Special Price, 14/6. III. Grade: Cecilia Burke (disJ. O'Meara: English, French, Mahad scored 59 in two hours, Hendren order for the comfort of patrons. Dandy or Sporta. with 4 pockets. Geography, tinction), Mary Robinson, History, Teresa thematics, * * * two four's and one 6.44 to the two. with braces, Striped KNICKERS, sizes 2 to 5. Little Boys' Crash with add began well to Goodridge, Winifred The Mission Niland. Physics. Hearne helped The West Australian, our "imparAll one Price, 3/6. Benny Taylor and J. Cullary, and tial" vendor of news, devoted IV. Grade: Molly Beston, Pauline R. Robinson: English, MathernaWhen the last-mentioned total. three tics, 57 he was before a wicket fell 50 runs were Refeld, Mamie Callaghan. History, Geography. batsman had reached notcher columns on its cable page on Thur.:from up; Cullary got 27. B. Taylor day booming up V. Grade: W.A. University N. Gledhill: English, French, Maof bowled by a real top race meeting Music, 1920: Lilian Johnstone. Hearne had taken 160 went on with the help of S. Wally, at headquarters the Gregory. on Wednesday. thematics, History. apRhodes got and at the end of the day five wic- This fixture's attendance in the passed following London College of The Music, 1919. minutes to get his runs. was 6000, 53 with (Practical). 45 in good form, and addeda really kets were down for 145; B. Taylor which includes, of course, officials, pended subjects and may complete Associates: Emily Thornborough, The end then promised year:got 77. Hendren. who compiled He to be interesting. On the following owners, trainers, waitresses, jockey next Matheiraminutes. French, Evelyn 125 Clause. Cairnduff: in J. 86 valuable and the general public. TuckUNIVERSAL PROVIDERS got 19 and Sunday every run by the Mission boys, Intermediate: Edna Hosback, ed away in the back of the paper tics, Geography, History, Physics. hit seven 4's. Hitch The innings closed was cheered, but wickets kept slow- is a three-quarter column report of H. Hewett: French, Mathematics. Nancy Clancy. Woolley 16. :: winners :: relast wicket Australia The dropping. ly 1920. Physics. the Trotting Cup. With an atten. for 281, leaving ag for Aus- quired about a dozen runs. When Associates: Mary Pitches, Mavis F. Pitman: French, Marlignatics, by 377 runs. The bowl. 3 for five had been added Calder got a dance of two to every one attend. Geography, History. Kelleway, Lynch, Dolores by Rowe. done was ing headquarters the trotting sport tralia Mailey, 3 for lucky four from P. Butler, but was doesn't 45; Gregory, 3 for 60; want any press booming, P. Rodda: French, Mathematics, Intermediate: Josephine O'Rourke. bowled next ball by a fast one, lea- but this illustration is given to show History, Physics. Trinity College of Music, 1990. 05; Armstrong, 1 for 21. THE PALACE HOTEL Geohad They rejoicing. the Plains ving K. Reeves: Mathematics, Tel. A1040. how mean and utterly unfair the The Second Test. (Practical). St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. won by three runs. P. Butler bowl- Tory sheet, the boomer of ti.t. graphy, History, Physics. Higher Local: P. Refeld (honors), commenc- ed exceptionally The PALACE is situated in a got "upper" classes or "home" sport, is. well, and R. Boylen added Latin to last The Second Test match ciose tt position,. M. Beston, D. Rowe, charming M. Pitches. N. most yesterday-New wickets. subjects. ten Melbourne of the year's eight in ': ''"o'r's The day will come before long when Banks and Commercial Houses, asit At time of writing L. Boylen added Latin and Phy- Sheahan. Eve. The College, Mission and Plains the position will be reversed. The is not stand Senior: E. Joyce (honours), C. Theatres, and is largely patronise DENTAL SURGEON. level now at the end of the public patronage bestowed on Trot- sics to last year's subjects. the personnel of theIt elevens cerO'Malley, G. Moran. almost by the principal Farmers and Grais likely is round, so the competition definitely known. ting is an excellent indication of Intermediate: E. French, 0. ssers in the State. 148 BARRACK-ST. (Upstairs). stick to the to be interesting in 1921. tain that Australia willEngland's the confidence the public have in reRuane (honours), W. Slattery, 0. MODERATE TARIFF. Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered Denmen that outplayed the W.A.T.A. executive, whilst the BEDFORD HOTEL it Godley. English Eleven Fixtures. presentatives. In some quarters tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully draws the decl'easing attendances at other Splendid Accommodation for CounJ. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. Juniors: W. Mathieson, K. Mcmay re 1921. attention of the public to the fact that his practice in Western is thought that Hendry meetings will doubtless cause some A1128 opitiTelephone Mahon, Piggott, A. V. Cubley. Visitors. general try the but 31 ('20). Jan. concern to the controlling authoriTest.-Dec. Australia, place Ryder, Second during the last eighteen years, has been built on the made. Preparatory: be W. MODERATE. Lavan (honTARRIFF solid foundations of meritorious skill and ion is that no change willput Make - 1, 3, 4, v. Australia, at Melbourne: ties. recommendations GEORGE AUBURN, Proprietor. ours), K. Noonan, A. Daly, J. HigNewcastle Club Hotel from gratified patients. England may possibly He appreciates this so much that he Jan. 7, S. v. Ballarat,. at Ballarat. RusKalgoorlie. gins, of -street. 0. Forbes. Bourke 112 place in 14. 15, 17, 18, v. wishes prevent to Third Test-Jan. mistakes regarding his peace in the team Fremantle. address. He has Terrace, South give First Steps: K. Slattery (distincmay The Trotting Carnival will be MURRAY-STREET. only the one establishment in Perth, and employs no agencies, sell, and perhaps Howell will make Australia, at Adelaide; Jan. 21, 22, to -night, and will con- Thoroughly Renovated Throughout. tion), J. Weaver (distinction), K. touts, or canvassers in Town or Country. The Press praises, Hitch. a spell. England thus equa'- v. Geelong, at Geelong; Jan. 25, 26. continued -Date. Up -to and Renovated Newly Ryan clude (distinction), M. B. on Monday. Lillis, Ekthe Medical Profession recommends, and the Public endorses every effort to win, and 27, v. Tasmania, at Launceston; Goldfields and North-West Cusholm, H, Pollard. that this marvellous system of removing teeth is daily demonise matters, but Australia should Jan. 28, 29, 31, v. Tasmania, at Hotomers specially catered for. South Telephone B152. (Theoretical). "The Glorious Uncer- bart; Feb. 4, 5. 7, 7, v. Victoria, at strated without pain. win again. THE WINNING door. DOUBLE. at trams stop Beach m.ire Higher Local: G. Marron, and 0. once Our beautiful sets of Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth are withBROS. tainty of Cricket" may FARRELL secMelbourne. (late H. RYAN T. Proprietor: good Bock. UNION BEER out doubt the best in the world; the contour of the face and 11. 12. 14, 15, be in the ascendant, butto given Test-Feb. Fourth & Wyndham). Club, Celtic retary favand Advanced Intermediate: in Merchants be M. Produce McGeneral mouth being reproduced in such a manner as to defy detection. wickets the odds seem v. Australia, at Melbourne; Feb. 18. 197. Telephone Call, M. Pitches. Corn Crushers. Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly tasteour of our men. 19, 21, 22, v. New South Wales, at AND Intermediate: I. Scott, G. Moran, less, and permanently wholesome and pure. HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. I have many The score of 581 made by ofAustraSydney. the (honours), HOTEL E. Hosback, SUBIACO W. Rowe, imitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. Teeth not fitThe only Firm who Specialise in M. lia in the second innings exceeded Fifth Test-Feb. 25, 26, 28, Mar. Rose, 0. Godley. UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. ting can be remodelled on my new system. Grain and Salt Crushing. At least, call and ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. recent games has only been 1, v. Australia, at Sydney; Mar. 4, In Advanced Junior: E. Joyce. game. the of see my dentures, before going elsewhere. My workmanship is twice in the history v. A1bury, at Albury: Mar. 7, S. Emu Beer Always on Tap. Junior: E. French, W. Mathieson, made 5, my best advertisement, because I devote all my time personally Melbourne in 1912 England, v. Benalla, at Benalla: Mar. 11. 12. Nora Lackey, Kathleen McMahon, Good Accommodation for Country to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right where I am On that occasion Hobbs and 14, 15, v, South Australia, at Ade. 589. Visitors. W. Levan (honours), Match K. Ryan, K. known by my reputation. Rhodes established a Test 18, team departs per SP Mar. laide; WING, Proprietor. WALTER Noonan. the Country patients can be attended to in one day; consultarecord, by knocking up 323 for Preparatory: I. Ryan, 100 (dis.); Austra- Osterley. tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who confirst wicket. Then in 1894Syd. The West Australian Trotting Association W. Slattery, 96 (dis.); J. Fraser, WHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER Highest Individual Scores. Gresult me and entrust their work to me. lia, at Sydney, hit up 586. TO 94 (die.) M. Lillis, 91 (dia.) Giffen H. Take a note of my address for reference, and call before deAll matches-628 not out, by A. E. gory made 201, and Georgelost Pollard, 90 (dis.); E. Fraser, 86 the Collins, in 1899 (not first class ciding to go elsewhere. (Incorporated.) Dentistry in all its branches by SkilTOWER HOTEL Even then Australia 161. (dis.); J. Higgins, 85 (dis.); 0. For- CHARLES ST., WEST PERTH, ed Assistants. cricket). match by 10 runs. ' bes, 85 have (dis.); A. Daly, (dis.); M. 80 York, First Saturday in the Month. Beverley, First Sunday. Matches Test by C. J. Eady. --566 In Australia Ninety-five And your old friend Ernie hands Rose, K. Slattery. England has for Break o' Day v. Wellington. now been played. out a welcome to you all. W. Dental Surgeon won 40 of these, Australia 36, and 1902 (not first class). First-Class Residential Home. 148 BARRACK-STREET (Upstairs). PELLEW'S BOULDER 424 by A. C. McLaren, for Lancanineteen have been drawn. Cleanliness and Attention. chire v. Somerset, 1895. For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, Sheffield Shield Games. E. McGrade, Proprietor. 383 by C. W. Gregory, for Ness also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. Victoria v. New South Wales. 1906. South Wales v. W. For Australia, in England, J. SPIGL This. garnA .gyps cqsansepccd on The Armstrong, 303 not out, v. SomerBarrack and Murray Streets, P Christmas Eve at Melbourne. good J. W. SHEEHAN TOBACCONIST, PERTH, visiting team had first use of a set, 1905. "The Famous "Snigg's Co , PRIME BEEF BUTCHER, Against Australia, in England, 228 wicket, and at the end of the day's would call for be pleased if you Will wic seven for Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. play had run up 324 by. W. Gunn, for Players, in 1890. your requirements and save money. Bardsley was in splendid Telephone 488. kets. For England, in Australia, 305 not THE PLACE TO GO FOR Shaving 4d.; Haircutting 9. form in compiling 125 in 262 min out, by F. Woolley v. Tasmania, in Maritana Street, Picadilly. Orders sent to any part of WA. FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, utes. He hit nine 4's and gave only 1912. SILK and FASHION " LAST TWO NIGHTS by V.P. Post. No remittance needTelephone 474. Australia, one chance. Maeartney got 68 in Against England. in ed. Cheapest in Perth. SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. 94 minutes and hit eight 4's. Collins 203 by George Giffen, 1887. Set, Watches, Pipes, or Razors got 26, Kelleway 10, and Andrews For Victoria, 250 by W. ArmMANNION & CRUSE any other articles Repaired, with SATURDAY, 1st JANUARY 1921 The two not out men were strong, 1911. 15. EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL guarantee. THE GOLDFIELDS UNDERHendry (26) and Gregory (25). This For South Australia. 365 not out TAKERS. pair increased their scores to 37 and by Clem Hill, 1900. 18 HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE. the before MONDAY, Con3rd respectively out A. JANUARY not 151, by 46 1921 For Queensland, COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. Mailey got ningharn, 189.5. Why Do We Lead? Because we unside was disposed of. derstand our business. 13, and the total was 366. For Tasmania, R. Hawson, 190, 127), McDon (4 for 'Phone, 327. Ironmonger DON'T FORGET THE 1913. A. R. FLINT, Secretary. ald (3 for 90), Ryder (2 for 57), For New Zealand, 148, by Dr. ADDRESS and Liddicut (1 for 46) got the wic Reece, 1903. P. J. RUSSELL KALGOORLIE kets. CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. Victoria made a bad start. Al BOXING. P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. one time 3 for 22 was showing on The Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, Good Accommodation for Travellers. the board, but Park and Armstrong Frank Brogan Wins from "Barnes Ties, Underwear, Etc. became associated, and a partner Thompson. HOTEL PERTH HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE. Tel 3861 ship yielding 120 runs was the out Esthe at who attended Those J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. Armstrong got 51 in two (Opposite Post Office). come. Gardens on Tuesday evenBIG TAILORS THE for its is noted This Hotel 'Phone, A1474. hours, and hit three 4's. Park got planade ing last saw a contest full of excitIll in 213 minutes, and hit seven ing Purity of Drinks. incidents, and seventeen round's ROBERTSON & MOFFAT'S OLD BUILDINGS, MURRAYG. V. POWELL, L.D.S., B.D.13c., 4's. It was a fine effort. Ryier Cleanliness and Civility. Frank of good fighting. STREET, PERTH. DENTIST. Upwards got 59 in 143 minutes, and hit three cl)ockful SAC SUITS oo the winner declared was Brogan 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, 4's. Willis (33 not out), Mayne Phone MOIR'S CHAMBERS. Just on the completion of Summer Wear (10), and Ironmonger (10) all got athefoul. 70 seventeenth round. 'Barney" PERTH. MOTOR CAR PAINTING. double figures. The total was :02 Thompson did not stop fighting Secure Yours Before Summer Advances. Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment. The bowling for N.S.W. was done HARRY McCARTHY gong sounded, and the b Mailey (6 for 97), Gregory (3 for when the These stifling summer days call for a suit designed to give 'Ph, ne, A5035. third man in the ring had no opEstablished Over 20 Years. Hendry (1 for 52). you coolness and comfort, as well as smartness. but to declare Brogan the win195 PIER -STREET. VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. th a lead of 64 on the first in- tion We have a splendid range of warm weather suitings-make It was a regrettable finish, as COACH PAINTER. PRACTICAL Hospital St. Gerard's N.S.W,, opened with Collin) ner. your choice from them. Fill in and post us the coupon behad vigorous, though contest, the Bardsley, and at eesimps had and Midwifery. Medical, Surgical, low. By return mail we'll send big the latest a bunch of and right spirit, in the fought 7 for 209. Taylor was 102 not out, been 61 CAMBRIDGE -ST., LEEDERpatterns, tape and self-measurement form, free of charge. JAMES HEATING. the winner was the most Bardsle, perhaps scored in 144 minutes. VILLE. You'll be more than disappointed man present. Disap340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). made 41. and Bogle 28 not out. your "Sampleased with three those last pointed because A Special Line of Scotch and Irish Suitings. Dress Suits Our England v. Bendigo XV. The Closuel's" Suit. had to be cut out. Most TRY Specialty. This game proved a good thing roundsthat est attention to every Brogan was well ahead for England. Batting first the visi- agreepoints and Samples Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. and of fashioning detail when the incident occurFoods Handy Byrne's tors made 371. Douglas (119'. on Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Ts,. Is Just to Hand. fit gives the "Samuel's" It was a good fight, and Makepeace (58), Hobbs (52), Par. red. Suit that touch of perPRODUCE. and DAIRY oppon. a worthy proved Thompson kin (43 not out), Wilson (26), Rusfection so essential to a Brogan. Thompson gained sell (24), Dolphin (17) and Fender ent foradmirers (Over William St. Bridge, Perth). smart appearance. by his gameness, were the principal run-getters. Ben- many Our Special Line: Why not try a Fox's RAILWAY KECHABITE old all his Brogan retained digo's reps. fell for 63 and 42, leav- while supporters 100 IN THE SHADE for Home -Made Pies and Pasties. Serge or Cheviot by his splendid ing England winners by an innings time Suit? Write next your oppona heavier against Proprietor. BYRNE showing J. PETER Coffee Coffee and 266 runs. our of for samples In this respect it is hard to In the first innings of the Ben- ent. weaves-the largest selwhy Thompson was so MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. CAFE digoians Parkin, 7 for 34, and How- understand MOANA W.A. in ection ropes to the forced back (?) ell, 7 for 23, were the destroying often HAY -STREET, PERTH. expected that the The most suitable for Visitors to Perth. They are right oppoIn the second Hitch, 6 foe One would havehave angels. For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. been reversed, site the Perth Railway Station. Best attention and Moderate FOX'S 11, Fender, 4 for 6, and Wilson, 2 positions would if it were actually "forcing," but it Prices. for 10 got the wickets. SERGES was fairly plain that Brogan's avalG. E. DINES anche attacks caused Thompson to PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, Scotch College v. SIC. 8, the drag the winner on to the ropes On Monday, 8th Deiember, 955 HAY -STREET. Scotch College played St. Idelphon- time after time. CHEVIOTS sus' on the Scotch College oval, the Telephone A4395. match resulting in a win for Scotch HOLDWAY & CO. Batting first, PICTURE FP.AMERS, PRINT SELLERS, AND ARTISTS' College by 17 runs. 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DAY OR NIGHT. the decision final. i fm last past favours, wishes Southern, 5 wickets, and ; y went However, form. CAR No. 208. Harold Thomas' F. C. to HOTEL ORIENT to inform thom smi the !midi, in ger, al. that she has Stevens. 3 wickets, were the bowl- Rose, the second favorite, who won Motor Garage Telephone, A1927 did the damage. who ers G P O. Motor Rank, A3488. narrow margin of half a HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. Though defeated, the S.I.C. boys by the The consensus of opinion of The Big Good Accommodation for Country quoted the day one of the best, and yard. the in gathered vast crowd the Tel. A.1351 Visitors their victors the sportsmanship of "ON THE CORNER," WILLIAM & MURRAY STS., PERTH in W.A.T. grounds voiced itself (A1964). on a par. They were the guests cm rounds of cheers as the winner re. THE W.A. DAIRY. Tel. BUS. J. MONAGHAN. tea, ceived the Cup ribbon. 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At the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception solemn High Mass Cable Service celebrated at midnight on was i; .4090.1111 Christmas Eve by the Rev. Father XIII. 'A Cattail. Newstuiperle a Parish is Perpetual Illieries.*-LEO. Dunn, B.A. Father O'Gorman was The following cable message appeared in the daily press on deacon, and Father McBride subThursday last:The church was thronged deacon. PERTH. SATURDAY. JANUARY !it., 1921. IRELAND. to overflowing, hundreds of people had to be content with standing ie Labour Investigations. London. Dec. 28. the doorways. Before the conclusion of Mass, Father McBride wish"The Labour Commission, after having investigated the ed the congregation and their famiin Ireland, reports as follows:reprisals of question haphas that all at the of a year to review close it is customary and happiness of of the lies the blessings "'Things which are being done in the name of Britain pened in the sum of its days, aid to make a mental inventory note season and extended world. its the festive reetings. must make her name stink in the nostrils of the wholeand At the seven good things and the bad things associated with its events; to Christmas the to then and The atmosphere of terrorism which has been created Christmas Day the triumphs and failures, its virtues and shortcomings, of o'clock Mass on again of the Crown's armed servants, quite behaviour provocative its to,m taxed wake it handsomely and give it a good send-off into the Limbo was Cathedral to sufficient themselves in the old are speeds reprisals, specific which hard, one from customs die and that apart Old dead years. capacity, and at the C shows utmost arouse in our hearts feelings of the deepest horror and shame.' year back into the void of Time and welcomes in the New Year, munion practically all. present. apan esas its popularity or in of creameries, in its freshness by age, burnings of many constitudetails diminution rails, gives altar no "The report proached the and The streets of our cities will be thronged as ing one of the most edifying sights tablished custom. farm houses, private houses, shops, and public buildings, of usual with crowds of joyous merry -makers waiting for the last tickwill yet seen at the cathedral. The 9 declares that the Crown's forces have been guilty of arson, Few 1920. of will the death which be wet!. of midnight, also hour were the 10 o'clock Masses looting, theft, and brutality. a and worry about its losses or gains, few will care, all will hail 1921 with while at 11 o'clock an "'Only by repudiating the errors of the past and the inYouth grows attended, its laugh and a pleasant greeting. So the years roll on. other large congregation was pre famies of the present can the democracy of Britain recover Good Silence. of passes down in the Valley old age and su il age, was into old HighMass Solemn sent. Only by granting Ireland the freedom which is her honour. To a by resolutions will be made, and many will soon be forgotten. Dunn, with Father nasister our towards responsibilities due can we fulfil our its shortcom- Smith, deacon, and Very Rev. Fr. multitude the passing of the old year with its sorrows,event. tions.'" With Father trigs, and its disappointments will not be a regrettable (Adm.), sub-deacon. findings. keep the Isfoss [We anxiously await the full text of the Commission's occasional sec the that attribute of hopefulness which is given to mankind to New preached Dunn esunn is the result of an Year in the will see the multitude from breaking heart anda the meantime our only comment is that the above In human mom, which wasbeautiful as many took probably for its who impartial inquiry by a committee are daily, hourly, and minutelyrisks some glimmer of hope for better days and extract a nepenthe h preacher potrstrleya the Whether we are justified in expecting so much from 1921, God Pr7sse' to get the required information as cares. eloquent terms the even i The above is is overshadhorizon is the not too clear; The outlook of Ouor Lora.dr lot of the Irish population, even in their own homes! alone knows. in e,up to the Nativity misreof abuse, the tirade to , owed, and the world is a prey to many sad and conflicting emotions using the exception (which proves the rule) characterise the English propagandist at the close of the old year. It needs no close scrutiny of its affairs moral lessen ;nomatlese tmannewr presentation, and lying, whichconsumption.-Ed., RECORD.] of the World cable service for the world's as they unroll themselves beiops, us to note the brooding spirit of mis- chosen Saviour the -Y On all sideswe see tumult and disorder, and we for coming it in poverty and chief beneath them. into have nations forty Representatives of of social unrest. des was rumblings He hear and how later hu milled, just concluded a conference at Geneva, and to the results of that pi cast aside, and dishonoured. But the least encouraging specConference the thoughts of the people of those forty nations are turn- Even at the present time, he said, tacle crowded in with all Christstupenout of the assurance a comforting of gaining hopefulness who did not mas festivities is the round of ed in there dous gloom of the world's outlook today. Any little beam of light ealisetheirllarcibliPgseeZtgiPouentlgs to theirY amusement that is not only eviled in- dently sought but freely and uncast from that Conference is hailed with pleasure, but so far the 'Creator, end co thin, light that comes to us from this gathering in tantalising, careless lives. . At the blushingly given by enterpreneurs God different, It may break into great and dazzling splendour later. and 11 o'clock High of picture shows, pantomime, and dim. midnight grant it will, and that the hopes of its apologists may be realised. Masses the special efforts put fo, theatrical performances. The greed INDISCRIMINATE ASSAULTS At the heart of the Empire there are nervous throbbings, accen- ward by the choir under the baton and also the productions of these UPON IRSH FEELING. in an people know no bounds. Some of tuated by not alone the political turmoil contingent on the after- of Mr. Kirkpatrick ofresulted music, Got, these have become the morbid pas- Daily Press asCable Refuse Bin. problems excellent rendition commercial math of war, but those grave industrial and be- times of too many people, who, unwhich are causing tense anxiety to the oracles of the Stock Ex- nod's Mass of the Sacred Heart The English, cable sewer is runThe gamble in commodities, the feverish and uncertain ing chosen for the midnight service, fortunately, can find no better way ning a "banker" with Irish ( ?) inchange. for the Cecilia's" Ministry, Turner's "St. the Food and methods of the fickle the of markets, of satisfying their craving for en- cidents. To mention only one inmanipulation , former At the Mass. o'clock what and a series of 11 Let people have joyment. the decline in production in every avenue of trade, of the Hum - enjoyment they may at Christmas stance we take the West Australian other depressing causes have brought about a gloomy financial out- Mr. Walter Kingsley, last Wednesday in its almost The burdens of the poor are becoming increasingly harder. The phrey Bishop Co., gave an offertory time. There are plenty of methods for look. half-column of "news" relating to from bass solo forces of Labour are restless and stiffening themselves against what is of the "Pro Peccatis"in capital style. of innocent and advisable amuse- Ireland. There have been many ''Stabat Mater" let "the churches" give occasions-too numerable to menbut ment, regarded by them as the tyranny of the capitalistic classes who are the work on both occasions for their adherents to understand that forcing on the workers conditions which are bringing them down to The solo which the intelligence of Seemiegly there is going on throughout the trade cir- the Masses was performed by Miss first duty, and what a happi- tion-on the hunger line. Australian citizens has been del:soprano; Mrs. Car- their Edwards, G. the of speculation, and reckless tourney to -day a mad world the ness it is, on Christmas Day is ts berately defied and insulted, no less of des Roxby, Mr. P. contralto; sanity, mody, adore God in His Son made Man --end of which, unless the conscience of Capital is steadied into Smith (late the new-born Christ-and carry out with things of the "enough -trouble must result in disaster. - It is perhaps a pessimistic view to take, but tenor; and Mr. SidneyMiss Dorothy decisions for enjoyment afterwards. of-our-own" brand as with the afwith the fall of the year there are no encouraging evidences of a bet- conductor), bass. fairs of other countries, affairs that organ, at the grand terment to guide us into hoping that the new year will dissipate the Beel presided rendered people in all honesty expect to be the approTHE JOY OF CHRISTMAS. gloomy prospect of the present. A long period of depression abroad and skilfully rightly and truthfully informed while as finale, "Hallelujah" emerged priate must necessarily affect us in this country. The world just Can this be said of Austraof "Adeste. And Christmas! Its significance? about. from a terrible sacrifice of blood and treasure needs all the acumen of the ever -fruitful theme with lian readers and their daily press enthm Yet was rendered Fideles" stability. Church, commercial and a Catholic confidence outside Nowhere Government to restore Ireland-to instance the concerning also. be it a Basilica, Cathedral. or the Governments are still selfish and grasping, and pacification would siasm on each occasion We have The high altar and sanctuary pre lowliest Parish Church, in any part subject of this comment? seem to be low down in their order business. of Hate inculcated the Gospel had most and a fascinating sented solits beautiful the world, can in cases, and lives, very From the centre of Christendom comes the warning voice of charming scene by its artistic and of our into The Catholics' be realised, during the war concernPope Benedict XV., calling attention to present day evils. He says: extraordinary tasteful decoration, emnity Christmas! One has only to wit- customs, and in and Russia, Germany ing among themselves, fighting men are still lilies. if and not over flowers, is palms, war with "The the magnificent, the sublime the British propagandist Five evils afflict These, with counteless fairy lamps ness for moral damage is greater than material damage. Ceremonial Holy Church attaches to "Peace"increasingly busy in giving to our present society. First, lack of discipline. Second, hatred among intermingled, created a spectacle the Festive Season and the practi- keeps all that is left of Troth re - truly worthy of the great Feast of brothers. Third, a craving for pleasures and enjoyment. Fourth, form of human acknowledge- the world the rigid military censorship The nations and peoples the Nativity, which the Church so cal fusel to work. Fifth, loss of faith in God. ment of the Creator that the scenes after reports of happenmutilated has what is they if forget themselves splenreconstruct it the on to by lavishin honours will vainly endeavour presented by Catholics last Saturwhich Reconstruction is impossible without God's dour and manificence of its Ceremo- day in Christian adoration of the ings, the correctness ofrevealed) e written in the holy book. nial. The Sisters of Mercy are res- Divine Infant at the scores of Mid- would and will (when co-operation." subhis upon boomerang certainly of decoration. work night and Christmas Day Masses ;n A retrospect of events since the Armistice was signed shows God ponsible for this ways of "re-establishing" law the material- Their efforts amazed the thousands the Archdiocese and throughout the tle shut out from the design of Government. To conciliate in a country where he has order and at the assisted spectators who of than in of more divisions state, are something istic minds of some people and to make concession to thefigure more right to exercise authority in the celebration of the various Masses, ordinary passing interest, not part no religion, the Pope, who should have been a prominent burglar to enter one'.; and who constituted an endless visi- and parcel of a social fabric whose than with a intent. Peace Conference, was by a secret compact between the governments To those who home Crib and the to the Church tation existence depends upon the whims know-those who will not be hoodof three important powers black -balled and excluded, and thein very the throughout the whole of Christmas and fancies of the circle constitut- winked-and their number is getavoided mention of Christ-the Prince of artisthe Crib was Day. As usual Catholic nations streams of it. The of the ing representatives treaty. The manifest intention of the -Irish cable arranged, and attracted nutn- worshippers to and from the various ting larger-the English was to get on to their goal without the co-operation of God. How far tically service to Australia and that to in making head- berless clients of the Divine Infant, services and the huge congregations America is worthy of comparison these representatives of the nations have succeeded all to thank Moss desires Father each of conflict all the churches and at in of opinions nst the plethora of eloq wore, verbiage, and America was who contributed flowers, candles, the several Masses celebrated are in marked cunning. r for very grave speculation On the authority of the Japanese and a Lonby gifts towards the decoration of evidences of a spirt of Faith, and graciously advised dor to Britain, who has just come away from the Conference, the altar. ..). December 29 that message of don for which Faith alone is responsible. "excepting for a few incidents of The world was told there is no prospect of war in the near future. Of the thousands of Communicants rowdyism the holidays passed off in the that the Great War was to end war. There is no real trusting Christmas Day Masses at St. Pat- on those occasions nothing can be quietly An internafuture, it now seems even with the League of Nations. throughout Ireland." LonChurch, Havelock -street, were said but that certainly the greatest tional court is no assurance that Peace-that Peace which the world rick's don cables of December 27 and 28 at 8 and 10 o'clock. At praise and homage was rumbiy of- disclose craves for-will be establisher; that the world will be any better than celebrated murders, destruction of of a large number early Mass the Gcd in manfered to Almighty such it was even before the Great War. Courts are' human -made things, approached the altar for ner that all previous demonstrations property, and "Sinn Fein Vensusceptible to the prompting.: of power, and not always do they hold people geance!" of Communion, and a feature Holy piety -tics, of and prat fidelity to the balanced. AIM the scales of justice evenly the later Mass was the singing by teaching of God's Church through notice. The u s If we take the King's Speech in proroguing the British Parliament the choir under Mr. Mooney 's direc- her ministers were, it is thouht, under our choral combination eclipsed. The Church, Truth, and fair discrimination meted out to This as an augury of the British Government's intentions towards Ireland tion. we see little in it to encourage us to hope that the New Year will b'-ing promises to be one of the city's Righteousness will cut, and be per- this controlling body by the West There best choirs. (in this instance), which It possesses talent secution as it is, or promises to be, Australian peace and goodwill to the disturbed and distracted Irish nation.Speech be impartial, is extremely is ao olive branch held out to the Irish people in the King's that should be cared for and en- Catholic Faith will survive. May should been discrimination is unpointed. The has already Bill, and that Government Irish New couraged in its work. With a con- the New Year bring forth full fruit other than the fair to that paper's readers. Where repudiated by three -fourths of the Irish people, and is condemned as a tinuation of the excellent tuition SO of this cherished anticipation. the Galloping reports are placed in worthless Act that must end in failure even by friendly Englishmen. apparent at present it will set a conspicuous position, the Trotting To hope that it will appease the heart of Ireland and bring peace and standard in Mass music that will be TIME BY THE FORELOCK. aresults have virtually to be searchunity to her people seems like flinging a brick in the teeth of an al- an example to follow but difficult to for by just as large a number of ed people. abominatly-treated and outraged ready better. In view of the ominous turn of as present day galloping s events in connection with the Loco- adherents "Be just and fear not," was the very good advice given by Sir and clubs can command. AT THE MONASTERY, motive Engine Drivers' dispute and events Robert Cecil to the delegates of the Geneva Conference at the concluis fair, and justice should be Fair sion of his address to them. It is an advice which is well worth the We speak feelingly on At the Redemptorist Monastery, the possibility of the mails being exercised. attention of every government within the Empire, and principally by North Perth, the first Christmas disorganised at the week -end, TIIE the matter, as we have reason to. RECORD is published earlier than It is only twelve months ago that the British Government. Mass was celebrated as usual at usual this week. We ask our readDr. Clifford, the great English Noncomformist leader, said recently: midnight, followed by other masses ers, therefore, to accept our apolo- the controlling bodies of galloping "As to Ireland, the conditions are the most disastrous and deplor- at 6, 7, 8, 9, and half -past 10 o'clock, gies for the reduction to six pages were approached by an executive at the are adopting we and the methods known, controlling a big Catholic Appealever at midthis and also At last mass able that .I have than diminish, night, a good choir under the direc- and the late news being curtailed. to aid the Foundling Home--when present time seem to be calculated to increase, rather and The daily press has traversed the the forces that are working for Irish misgovernmentpolicy of retrogres- tion of Mr. J. Sturmer, rendered dispute fairly we's and THE individual clubs and members of reprisals. Gounod's beautiful "Messe Solencertainly, contributIreland cannot be healed of its wounds by a sion. RECORD only has to add that the their executives We have still to learn that the one thing taught by Irish history, in elle" in a capital manner. At the main bone of contention is the ed to the fund, but what was asked been we have into which the morass (although the same from those bodies of and early masses the ourselves midnight order to extricate night work or excessive night railplunged by those centuries of bad government, is to permit Ireland to church was crowded, when a great way work typical of the Pope re- request was put to the Trotting Asnumber of people received Holy gime. It is hinted 'hat great care is sociation) was refused, while tee govern herself. There will be difficulties, but these will never be masWhat is Communion. Throughout the day themselves. W.A.T.A. agreed to give the total tered by outsiders, but by the Irish people taken by the Government to proceeds of one race meeting, and wanted pre-eminenty is the courageous adoption of the policy of 'trust continuous visits were paid to the all goods for export ready at have Fre- that meeting was specially held for of true Liberalism." and soul heart Crib to honour the -erected is beautifully which people,' the mantle for loading, with a view to the purpose. Moreover, the writer the Divine Infant. cutting overtime on the wharves "There will be difficulties, no doubt, at the outset, but those diffi* personally collected the resultant by down to a minimum. culties will never be mastered by outsiders, but must be mastered The shin- cheque of about £1400! in the every parish practically In at this What is wanted pre-eminently combine have been well nursed the Irish people themselves. This is characteristic of the TrotArchdiocese midnight Mass ping by the lentil -National Government ting Association: not an appeal but period is the courageous adoption of the policy, of 'trust the people.' whole was celebrated on Christmas Eve. in the process. The Colebatch- what was heard. which is the heart and soul of true Liberalism.' Can it be so said Mitchell-Scaddan ministry has been of the Gallopin,s people? We realAt the close of the Old Year we find Ireland torn and broken byhisa CHRISTMAS COMMENT. kuietly getting home on the luinpers ise, however, the position of the prosystem of coercion as brutal as any perpetrated by the Turk uponmust through the railways since the Armenian subjects. It is pitiful to think that a great nation ser- memorable battle of the wharves prietary clubs under the W.A. Turf the Christmas its report of In dominion. its political maintain the head body itself. destroy its neighbours in order to vices at the various churches the last May twelvemonth. Indications Club, and them we do not cavel, but For us in this country the gods have been fairly propitious. We West Australian credits the Rev. J. promise a trial of strength of no With we do say is that such a philhave not experienced to any great extent the burdens and privations W. Grove, M A LL.B., with having mean magnitude and paralysing what anthropic, progressive, and attenof war, but there are gathering clouds and these are in some measare said in his sermon, inter alia: "Even effect. It is past our comprehen- dant institution as the Trotting AsThere are Christmas itself would not be what the outcome of the dislocation brought about by war. so insistent that it is to -day if He had not come into sion that the three sapient points sociation is in the community it murmurings, certainly, but they are not so many and laid down by the unions for first should get at least equal publicity compromise may go spirit of A reasonable well! In charity redressed. world," Well, the they may not be by the parties have in catering for the needs of the We are threatened with we trust the preacher has not been consideration a long way into the settlement of disputes. been consistently, therefore deliberOur Church ately, brushed aside by the Commis- public. trouble in the Railway Service. It will he nothing short of a crime if correctly reported. with in its dispute compromise services were not correctly detailed sioner and the Government, who the Department can find no reasonable SUBIACO. the engineers. The public can ill afford to suffer the consequenceS of in the same paper just above the have not replied and not even treatreport referred to, so let us hope. ed with them. Anyone with sense a strike at the beginning of the New Year. has not disclaimed knows by this that the stereotyped The winner of the £5 note Art The Hon. Mr. Scaddan has returned from bowling balls in the But the minister What an awkward con command of "Go to the Arbitration Union, recently conducted in conEast, and is tuning up his fiddle to he ready for fiddling if any is to it since. may therefore be put upon Court!" means nothing, is a policy flection with raising funds for St. Mr, J. J. Kenneally's struction be done. The opportunity is waiting for him. words? Is the way of the his Mr. Scaddan's on nonchalent limelight; the mark -time. The Court has fin- Joseph's Church, is R., "Abercromhim into invite three points at large to -day, and by no of ished its course. Mr. Canning, as bie." Albion street, Cottesloe; ticket skill and technic depend the rest. Will he rise to the occasion, and world city arbitrator, has eclipsed the legisla- No. 1588. the overlooking means play a fair game? During the year in New South Wales approximate of the respect tive measures on t.1 -e Statute. It £86,000 from the consolidated revenue was expended in the relief of of Perth, a criterion I The figures are ap- the populace has for Christmas? In has outrun its tiresome, provocaTHANKS. distress caused by strikes and unemployment. be spoken. tive regime while the legal technithe truth name let God's the entailed upon the misery MR. G. E. DINES, Piano and and evil of strikes the see We paling. modern of the galaxies Surely prowar hogs and that the with which the Act proved Organ Tuner, of 955 Hay -street, calities workers in this huge sum. We remember cannot be interpreted to be burdened proved its own des- thanks his many patrons for their fiteers had amassed millions, and Government had its share of them, Christmases the profiteers, and as being practised and indulged in truction for all practical intents and patronage during the year, and that Labour hadn't risen with the rising tide of honour and glory of the Babe purpose's. Why then insist on "Cm whilst tendering to them the Corn. the blame of this expenditure from Government funds can be charged to the The people are to the Arbitration Court"? hogs and profiteers-also the of Bethlehem! pliments of the Season, hopes for a to the greed and avarice of the war crisis is nearing, says a Tas- steeped in the thought and anxiety continuance of their support. distress and misery of the strikers. A not be with Mr. of fashion, extravagant, question - THE 'TROTTING ASSOCIATION manian legislator. We hope not-the victory may any desire' to challenge the able, licentious, and meaningless. IN MEMORIAM. AND THE DAILY PRESS. Hughes, nor do we think that even he has Less pigheadedness and av- The fast -increasing custom of dismight of industrialism in this country. KEATING.-In ever loving metoo much of the dictator on carding at Christmas time even the arice on the side of the employer, and notwished mory of my dear cousin, Eileen Although we cater for Catholic for, and with the in- very home, the cradle of family atLabour's side might very reasonably be Keating, who died at the Golden of all branches of sport, between both sides, much tachment, the centre of immortal followers troduction of a better spirit of relationship Hotel, Leederville, on Age in passing interest take only To talk of memories and hallowed associas we misery and profitless recrimination could be avoided. Christmas Day, 1912, A patient outdoor games and great Australia's farthest to the and repairing tions, it to avert incipient insanity, is hurrying up a crisis in industrialism at rest. sufferer tanevents, but a matter sporting of will permit trust the troubles distance that time is wisdom. So with the death of the old year we Sacred Heart of Jesus a real injustice to a year break in upon travelling for a rest from business tamount toform Have mercy on her soul. on the industrial horizon will pass, and thethenew of enjoyment that prophecy of peace and or for the super enjoyment of the recognised the Australian people with gladness and cousin. by her loving -Inserted become enamoured people have the time that would "drag so at home" prosperity. that is Trotting, has conic Eileen Arcus. and of note. unwelcome an indeed strikes Readers. our all to Year New' Happy and Prosperous .000000.00

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CALENDAR. The death of Brother Lawler, Jan. The following report, read at the John of took place at St. O.M.I., 2. Sun., The Holy Name. connection break-up function in High God's Hospital, Subiaco, on Thule - 3. Mon., St. Genevieve, V. with the Christian Brothers' School, Fremantle, by the Principal, day morning, 16th. December. Ft r 4. Tuesd., St. Rigobertus, 13 is one the past year or more, the deceased 5 Wed., St. Telesphorus, B.M. Breton, Rev. Brother Le Thurs., The Epiphany of Our which tells of a year's scholastic re- had been in failing health suffering Lord. sults, which would do credit to any especially from heart disease. PeriFri., St. Lucian, M. college in Australia. The report is odical attacks were followed by 8.7, Sat., Severinus, Ab. St. FatRev. Mayor, as follows:-Mr. spells of relatively good health, dut thers, Ladies and Gentlemen. ing which the Brother could attend His Grace, Archbishop Clune, havThe nineteenth annual report of to his duties. But at best he wa3 our High School, which it is my pri- only a convalescent, Some ten dos s ing left London on his return to vilege to read to you to -night, is a prior to his demise, he had one of the Archdiocese on December 18th report of progress in every branch those heart attacks which laid him last, is expected to arrive back in in which the activities of the aca- prostrate. In this state he was the State in the third or fourth demy touch. transferred to St. John of God's week of January.. . The religious aspect of the work Hospital on the 9th. of December. and para- In spite of the skilled nursing and is, of course, palmary Rev. Mother Superior of Loreto mount, and it would be a poor con- devotedness of the Sisters, and the Convent, Adelaide -terrace, and Rev. of solation to you Catholic people constant attention of Dr. Lotz, the Mother Superior of Loreto, Osborne, Fremantle to hear long lists of Uni- patient made no real progress to- sailed for the Eastern States by the versity successes read to you, if you wards recovery. This time, unlike Orsbya on Thursday, to attend a could not also be given the assur- himself, he expressed a wish to die. conference of the Superiors of the ance that all that is humanely pos- The last Sacraments were adminis- Order in Australia, sible is being done to foster the faith tered on December 12th. A few We in the hearts of your children. more suffering. borne in a The Christian Brothers from the inculcating days lose no opportunity of truly Christian spirit, separated High School, Fremantle, are holithe in sound Catholic principles him from the end, which quietly daying at Busseltun. minds of our pupils, and the visible came on the morning of the 16th. test for, as far as we succeed, is Brother Lawlor was a native of The Christian Brothers from the ready at hand, in the thronged altar Queen's County, Ireland, where he rails which you are accustomed to was born 58 years ago. At the age Perth and Kalgoorlie Colleges arc spending their holidays at Albany. SunSodality see on each recurring of twenty he entered the novitiate day. of the Oblates of Mary ImmacuUniverrecent the of results The The following is the result of the late at Belmont House, near Dubsit examinations are so far eminlin. Here he spent two years. The drawing of art union in connection Six of our stu- next twelve years of his religious with the Popular Girl Competition ently satisfactory. Leavthe for dents were presented life were to the industrial in aid of St. Joseph's School Blindfive training ofdevoted ing Certificate, and of these the Reformatory boys ing Fund, Victoria Square: -1st. were successful. The quality of the at St. Couletti's, Philipstown. in prize, No. 5507, I. Warde, 56 Pierdisnine for passes was excellent, 1896 he received his obedience of street (People's Palace) 2nd. prize, tinctions fell to the lot of our stet - West Australia. WaleSince his arrival No. 2330, C. G. Rodereda, dents. Twelve boys were presented in this State he has spent hia,self bing; 3rd prize. No. 1762, Beaufort-strsfor the Junior, and all passed. It will in the interest of the boys of the Intyre, 656 be seen from these results that the Glendalough Industrial School. He Lawley; 4th. prize, No:- 323, t e is was a truly religious man, being es- Misses Westhoven, 182 Goderichhigh standard of former years being well maintained, and that our pecially remarkable for his deep street, Perth; 5th. prize, No. 49.33, the emulating are pupils Stirling -street. present spirit of Faith. Two other mem- Amy Parsons, 247 excellent example of the many bril- bers of his family entered religi3n. Perth. liant students who won fame for One became a nun, and died in a in past years. convent in Spain, the other a BroThe Marist Brothers from St. Ildetheir "Alma Mater" We follow with much interest the ther is a member of the Oblate phonsus' College. New Norcia, have career of our past pupils at the Uni- Community of St. Kevin's, Glencall, selected Turkey Point, near Bun reto bury, for their annual holidays, and versities, and it is pleasing Ireland. week. cord that at the recent examination A Solemn Requiem Mass was left Perth this 0 in the Faculty of Arts of the W.A. celebrated at St. Joseph's Church, Rev. Father Mitchell, C.SS.R., University we were well and worth- Subiaco, for the deceased Brother's ily represented. soul, the Celebrant being Rev. gave a Retreat to the Sisters of J. J. Ahern passed in English, 1st Father Flynn, O.M.I., assisted by Mercy at St. Joseph's Convent, Bun year; French, 1st year; and history Father Neville, O,M.I., deacon, and bury, while Father Cagney, CSS.R., (a) 1st year. Father Hayes, O.M.I., sub -deacon, conducted a Retreat for the Sisters J. Iletherington passed in Eng- with Rev. Father Fagan as Master of St. Joseph at St. Gertrude's Colglish, second year; mathematics, 1st of Ceremonies. The Gregorian chant lege, New Norcia. year, with distinction; and in logic was ably rendered by Rev. Father The huge pile of buildings which and ancient philosophy. Benedict, 0.S B., Fathers Dunn. \V. Walker passed in English, 1st B.A., Butler, and Smith. There, will constitute the new wards at year, and mathematics, 1st year. were also present: Right Rev. Mon- St. John's Hospital, Subiaco, are 1st signor Verling, V.G., Rev. Father commencing to present a formidable M. Cullity passed in physics, Although it year, and mathematics, 1st year. Treacey, C.SS.R., Father Murray. finished appearance. The physical side of education, as C.SS.R., Father Moss, Adm., Father will take some months to complete you see from our display to-night, re- Lynch, Father Crowley, Father P. the work one cannot but be struck is what ceives attention far beyond Hayes, Father Griffin, Dean Kiely, by the. grandeur and complete apprescribed and required by the mili- Father O'Neill, Father T. Master- pearance that the magnificent structary authorities. In addition to the son, Father Langmead, Father Ver. ture promises even in its unfinished statutory drills, the more intricate lin, Father Casey, O.M.I., Brother state. the gymnasium are Boland O.M,I., and Brother Burke, of exercises The 10 o'clock Mass at St. Pattaught to perfection by Major Em- O.M.I. After the Requiem Mass mott, who has been associated with the funeral proceeded to the Fre rick's next Sunday will be a Missa You its inception. Cantata. since school our mantle Cemetery, where Monsignor * * are well acquainted with his thor- Verling, V.G., blessed and grave and To-day, being New Year's Day-ough work, and recognise that its recited the usual prayers by the in responsible day of is a obligation-Masses will be effect on our pupils celebrated at the Cathedral at 0, 7, a great degree for their athletic appearance and manly bearing, which be spoken of here, in order that the 9, and 10 a.m., and at St. Patrick's call forth much admiring comment parents of our pupils should he re- at 8 o'clock. on occasions like this, and on such minded that the priests interest in Much sympathy was expressed occasions as our annual sports. children of the parent does riot and felt when the news became Our annual sports were held on the 29, at the Fremantle merely belong to Sunday. We have known of the death of Mrs. CatherSeptember already had a prize -giving func- ine O'Shanessey, wife of Mr. W. 0'Oval, and were highly successful. at which Father Neville presi- Shanessey, so well known in the J. Dunne won the Senior Cap K. tion, and his Worship the Mayor is Cathedral Parish. The deceased Finucane and B. Terger being see - ded, being called on to present merely the died a most holy death, having reand and third respectively. Cup, more important of the scholastic and ceived the last rites of the Church W. Woods won the Junior I wish you all the from Father Dunn, who was with C. Oliver and C. Hall second and sports prizes. blessings that are abundant at this her in her last moments. A Rethird respectively. T. Dunne won the gold medal for holy Christian season, and a new quiem Mass was celebrated for the of prosperity under the blessing repose of her soul at 9 o'clock on the Championship under 15, present- year of God. Thursday week by Father Dunn. ed by Mr. W. Hoey. immediately after which the funeral Our school choir has been for the UNIVERSITY RESULTS. proceeded to Karrakatta, where Fr. past 14 years under the able direcDunn was assisted by Father Moss tion of Mr. R. Jackson. Business Leaving Certificates. (Adm.) in the prayers at the gravehas called him to the East since last in English, L. Herlihy-Distinction Saturday, but we have managed to dist. mathematics (including algebra. side. Mr. O'Shanessey is a familiar "muddle through" because his work geometry and trigonometry), dist. identity at the Cathedral, and is a has been so thorough. It is an im- in applied mathematics, and pass in foremost member of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. May the cross measurable benefit to our pupils to Latin and French. have such an instructor as Mr. T. Dunne.-Dist. in English and of sorrow rest lightly upon him in Jackson, and his work is so well- French, dist. mathematics, dist. and his loss, and may the soul of his dear departed rest in peace. known to you that it needs no fur- pass in applied mathematics, ther comment. and C. Hughes.-Dist. in English Word has been received from MelThe juvenile branch of the St. French, Vincent de Paul Society, established history. pass in mathematics and bourne of the engagement of Miss Gertrude Mary Prendergast to Mr. active among our boys, has been dist. in mathematics, S. Fountain. Archibald M. Fraser, B.A., LL.B. during the year, and has been quite pass in English, French, and applied Both were formerly residents of a buttress to the adult branch, the mathematics. Perth. charities of which it. emulates with K. Finucane.-Pass in English happy success. The juvenile branch of the Hiber- French, mathematics, and applied COLTM:ESS MAIM:IT/CZ. nian Society finds its whole numeri- mathematics. N. Grosvenor secures a partial London, Dec. 28. cal strength from amongst our pu- pass, and passing in mathematics The Countess Markievicz has been pils. and we congratulate the local French. sentenced to two years' imprisonleaders of this admirable society ment, with hard labour. Matriculations. for their tact and success in maintaining the juvenile branch as the L. Herlihy.-Arts, science, enginpremier juvenile branch in Austra- eering. "SINN FEIN ! SINN IP lia. We are indebted to the HiberT. Dunne.-Arts, science, engineernian Society for a scholarship which ing. In the year 1904, on the 17th of to the donate, and generously they G. Fountain.-Arts, science, en- September, the late Canon O'Leary, Irish National Foresters for a gineering. Ireland's great Gaelic writer, wrote scholarship, and also for their orK. Finucane.-Arts. science , en- to the Dublin Leader under the which -bee, working ganising of a heading:above gineering. has effected many valuable improveC. Hughes.-Arts, science. I have often seen this sentence ments to our school grounds. We quoted. I do not remember to Results. Junior to take this opportunity publicly boys were presented for have even once seen it quoted in It would be ungra- theTwelve thank them. all with the ex- such a manner as to show that it and full Exam., of the mention no to make cious of one secured a pass in Was understood. It is not an ejacucolossal success of the late bazaar. ception subject he entered for. Ile, lation. It is not two ejaculations. factors contributed to its every Many obtained a pass by being It is a complete sentence, consisting however, recognises everybody triumph, and in five other subjects, in- of subject, predicate, and copula. that the organiser and the organisa- successful English. The following is all The first pair of words constitute tion were exceedingly important fac- cluding the predicate. The second pair os of the passes:analysis forget But we shall never tors. constitute the subject. The that the first and the last of the A. Mummery.-English, mathema- words is understood. The literal algebra, copula best elements that went to make it tics (including arithmetic, English of the sentence is "We ourgeography, physics, the record bazaar of West Australia, geometry), selves are ourselves." That is to were the unexampled generosity and drawing, history. say, "All our interests are exclusive. mathematics W. Weaver.-English, Catholic co-operation of you, the ly our own, and no one outside us people of Fremantle. Our gratitude (including arithmetic, algebra, and has any right to interfere them." to you in this matter is more than geometry ). French, geography, his To place a comma betweeninthe first can be told, but the stones of our torte physics. R. Durant.-English, mathematics "sinn fein" and the second "sinn completed High School will stand fein" is to place a comma between arithmetic, algebra, geoof your memorial (including for a perpetual the predicate and the subject. It devotedness to the high and holy metry), French, geography, history. is to show that the writer has no II. Koonberger.-English, mathecause of Catholic education. It rethe sentence arithmetic, alge- idea idea of what mains for me to thank in a special matics (including To say "Sinn fein, sinn fein manner the generous friends who bra, geometry), French, geography, means. amhain!" to is say a thing which I, nothistory. prize fund, our to contributed W. Pearse.-English, mathematics for one, have never heard from the ably Mr. R. Jackson, who donated of an Irish speaker. I have two medals for the encouraging of (including arithmetic, algebra, geo- mouth two other forms of the exthe singing class Mrs Hellion who metry). French. geography, history. heard I have heard a person B. Tenger.-English, mathematics pression. donated a medal for the Dux of the asked to interfere in a quarrel in school, Mr. Cullity, of East Freman- (including arithmetic, algebra, geo- order to peace. He felt it tle, Mr. Hoey who presented a medal metry), French, geography, history. would be make unwise for him to interC. -Smith.-Engish, mathematics for the junior championship under fere. So parties her said to the Mr. algebra, geoand (including arithmetic, 15 at our annual sports, "Sinn fein sinn fein," i.e., "Both you Gibson, the Mayor, who presented metry). French, geography. history. and your affairs are so exclusively J. Monaghan -English, mathematwo books, valued at one and a own that I should only be inhalf and one guinea, for prizes for tics (including arithmetic, algebra, your terfering in what I do not underan essay on the future of Fremantle. geometry), history, drawing. stand." If a third party asks that to Walsh.-English, mathematics I wish specially In conclusion, to interfere, he answers, just thank the Oblate Fathers, who are (including arithmetic, algebra, geo- person in the seine sense, "Iad fein tad fain." solicitous to a degree, for the spirit- metry), geography, history. N. McDonald. --English, French, "They are a class of people in themFather ual welfare of our pupils. selves." "Their business is their have drawing, geography. history. Neville and his assistants own."-Paedar Ca Laoghaire. V. Cartwright.-English, mathemawe whenever help us to ready been our tics (including arithmetic, algebra, called upon them, and though SITUATION WANTED by midcalls were many, the Oblate Fathers geometry), French, geography. A. Grosvenor.-English. mathema- dle aged woman. as Cook -General in have never been wanting in doing their best for the school, and it is tics (including arithmetic, algebra, small family: references; town or country. This office. fitting that their good offices should geometry), French, history.

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The Ashes of Achievement. By Frank Russell (C. J. DeGaris PubThis lishing House, Melbourne). work was adjudged the £500 (first) 41 of the De Garis "Sun. in one prize NEW NORCIA A grip41 Raysed" Competitions. ping, thoroughly Australian tale, 41 and true to Australian life. In all Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph 41 but one respect-a gibe, anbe unforFF. said, tunate intrusion of (let it Ladies Young in the wards of Prof. Basof found off Education thrown the are for you if even garbled) animosity, first very faint. not lost, tian, who presided over the British QUEENSLAND. towards "the pointed, more later part of the field," said Archbishop PNo Conference. SUPERIOR Association Science For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER at the distribution of prizes political mischief -making of thea 41 His Lordship Bishop Shiel is ex- Kelly High which was held here in 1914. Brothers' the Marist Roman Catholic Church," and-Austhe 'Though, he said, they held with the 41 pected back in Rockhampton about at "In Darlinghurst. School, hinted derision of a great Irish species, in evolution of doctrine ''even the middle of February. continued, he Land," Old ;'-ti;i3cqic76;(5c;i3;;F,RPRii%8;43%w;i5www'imFa;F;lisMicRilv,4 tralian Prelate and his ofconnection there was no greater evidence than recruityoung women and boys have the with the great problem as and about, came it is before of how war-it is a Sister Mary Agnes (Veronica the one heart and mind-that ing during the Sister Ire- to whether the process was continwholesome story. Catho. are prepared to die fur and class, Forest of Longreach) .and they first of Their time. present the at uing . Ireland is free, . Mary Paul (Kathleen Healy), as land. 'ics, in spite of the gibe, however. are knowledge of God and the nature of always be free while there soil. Sydney, made their profession an well afford to overlook it, and at will life was too slender to warrant spethe i growing in Nuns of the Presentation Order shamrocks tand head erect above its record Ile about these matters. culation specialrecently. There Visitors peace. Longreach Goldfields have and N.W. must Convent we But the in the war services of their sons. Renovated Throughout. thought their specuof a compromise, but it does (the speaker, be Supervision percentage in the ranks of Right Rev. Monsignor atBourke, may Personal whose Owner's no greatof Under be for. would indeed, Catered ly the cere- not place a limit on the march of lations, Townsville, presided the A.I.F. were a trifle above that of old, alchemists the than value Proprietress. er be MULCAHY, must M. M. We That fact Irish nationality. mono. of the total population. who had tried to turn base metal in and prudent." (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) is not to be chagrined, surely? Amof Practical* * t.) gold. Social study classes were * emphatic further a The recent garden fete, in aid erica furnishes the Catholic attiWarFather Brauer, of St. Patrick's necessary to have the new St. Mary's Church, proof of Catholics' war services. matters presented. was 11 per cent. wick, it is expected will realise two College, Manly, who accompanied tude on these percentage Their disof the thousand pounds. Archbishop Kelly to Rome,abroad greater in the army than that Ameri. The following cables have been himself whilst 31 per cent of population! Mannix Archbishop St. tinguished to forwarded London. to while Paris Catholics, from were On December 3rd (Feast ofArchby flying sr can soldiers Insurance Company, Limited. and Eamonn de Valera:of the Francis Xavier, his Grace the in the Catholics were but one fifth told, Mannix:BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. is BUILDINGS, are we T. J. O'Donnell, of 'Tas- To Archbishop from SAMSON'S Rome, bishop confirmed 42 students College. Father and people, Sixth Victorian "Greetings maker! GLASS, beautiful Chapel of Nudgee Rev. Fa- mania, arrived in Sydney recently the world-wide mischief Irish Race Convention. Reaffirm FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE the exceptions, such His Grace was assisted by to the after a lengthy' absence abroad. few a With LOWEST resolution Australasian. Tell Irish and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at they McGuddrick, Chaplain Father O'Donnell went to the front book is eminently intelligent etis people. and E MIDWOOD, Manager. chaplain, Subsequently the Arch- as an army It College. CURRENT RATES Australian life and habits. "CLANCY, Secretary." the in part active an 'oishop addressed the boys, putting took also the champion of Australians' in this To Eamonn de Valera:campaign old conserthe before them the high ideals of good conscription against as methods Victorian Sixth from in 'Greetings gentlemen. country. He was arrested Catholics and Christian vative custom, now happily almost . Irish Race Convention. Stand imsubsequently Ireland and defunct, of sending the Australian solid behind you and Irish people. Tower. He had to His Grace the Archbishop. accomthe in prisoned youth of English parents (whose Lane "CLANCY, Secretary." his panied by the Rev. Father up a strenuous fight for 'Phone 481. KALGOORLIE. snobbery and snubbishness renders put to:HANNAN-STREET, referred Cathedraillusions resolution The now no has He (Adm. St. Stephen's liberty. Australian acclimatisation imtheir 1sAusFIELDS. Exs7 his "We, the delegates of the ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE made an official call on Govemaisit about militarism. possible) "Home" to be educatedtralasian Irish Race Convention. Best of Everything Kept. leney the Governor at expense of the future career the Accommodation. at affirm Splendid of Melbourne, assembled in characteristics Hodaliast Sunday. The chief 1/6; Weekly 27/8. of such youth in Australia. The deAnthe right of the people of IreDining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals the Chinaman, said Father Misthose objectionable of letions of the form own Proprietor. of their choose FRAWLEY, Branch to JIM land St. Patrick's drew McArdle, the Chinese phrases would not have detracted in government and to govern their H.A.C.B. Society, Toowoomba, eels- sinner, in a lecture recently, are splendid theme of the the least from country without interference from and ipeacefull. brated its jubilee Communion'asreaksuch an enjoyable book, nor does 500 'honesty, industry any other nation we endorsa Irefast recently, when upwards ofHoly He has not a big opinion help the sale or ness." appearance their land's appeal to the nations of members approached the little Jap., and it is add to the otherwise attractive ,and rebe- of the jollythat the world for international the Chinese and Table, the celebrant of the MassFoubelief Surely an author his work. interesting cognition, and we pledge our suping the Right Rev. Monsignor _laps. will never .be friends. can be found who will abstain from port to Ireland's chosen leader, hey, V.G. silly such paper to committing ProEamonn de Valera," yery Rev. Father Perkins, thoughts as God taking His orders the Five young priests, who completof the Missioners of unan is It vincial etc. Pope, the from Campbell, ManThe Rev. Father ed their studies at St. Patrick's, Sacred Heart, and Rev. Father M. ustralian idea. ly, were raised to the priesthood at D. Forrest, M.S.H., are to return C.SS.R., of St. Mary's Monastery, RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. his conducting present by at is Toowoomba, at St. Patrick's, to Sydney by the Sonoma after of Wendouree, ON THE HOLIDAYS. a brief mission at St. Patrick's Grace Archbishop Duhig. The church tending the General Chapter CHAS. E. GOSDEN The newly -ordained the Order in Rome. DANIEL MULCAHY, They visited Church, Port Fairy. Father Campwas crowded. Bri8th the Manager. You'll Need Zam-Buk for Cuts, bell was Chaplain of priests will remain with their friends Proprietor. France, England, Ireland and the Heat-rash, Mosquito Bites, etc. for a little while, after which they Rev. Father M. gade at the war, succeeding the Rev States. United vain will be appointed to positions Accidents are far more common Smith, who accompanied them as E. O'S. Goidanich. rious parts of the Archdiocese.. At delegates to the Chapter, was elecin the summer holidays than at any the conclusion of the Archbishop's ted assistant to the Superior-Gene- SOUTH AUSTRALIA, MVO illreflUr time of the year. The boisother address, the newly -ordained priests ral, and will represent the Engterous youngsters, freed from school. December 6, evening, Tuesday On congregathe to in blessing gave their representatives E voi-Vtooll tumble into all sorts of mischief, lish-speaking the St. Patrick's picnic and sports r001. tion at the altar rails, the parents Rome for the next six years. and even grown-ups, released from of s.ita01.111 committee met at the residence and relatives taking precedence. the daily round, have their advenfarewell bid to Favilla A. D. G. celebrated Mr. at 'The five young priests who tures. 'Therefore, when packing for Archbishop Kelly, speaking the was to the Rea% Father Maurice, Kadina hoped their first Mass. Each Mass recently, your holidays, don't forget that you Darlinghurst in charge o fthe well attended. The order at the future held occasions for the exer- has been for are sure to need Zam-Buk. "the comSEWING Church Catholic Wallaroo and Key. Father respect, WeoNnurr every different places. was: in goodwill has of plete 'first -aid' in the two-inch pot:' who cise past nine months, and popular emoorr NtEOLL5 Concannon, at the chapel at the not only for the Catholic body but the There is no other preparation like extremely himself made Convent; Father Troy, St Saviour's fellow citizens. He retheir all MACHINES Zam-Buk for speedily soothing and community. for the of sections all Rev. with or certain a Christian Brothers' College; hearing Father healing the nasty cut, bruise, membered once "Aus- Several speakers spoke of qualities. Rev. Father Keating, St. Patrick's notable person declaiming scrape. It stops the pain of sunSIMPLE, SILENT, STRONG fine Christian soreness. the Rev. Fatter Flannigan, Good Sama- tralia for the Australians," but he Maurice'smade out draws he and burn, person SEWING STANDARD ritan Convent; and Rev. Father (Dr. Kelly) preferred "Australians which in contactofwithevery Zam-Buk also ends the irritation of a friend. On came Dowd, Holy Name Convent. MACHINES pre. mosquito bites, and is equally good for Australia." hebalf of the committee he was for heat rash, swellings, tender, blisa handsome dressing LOCH S11101 and CHAIN Mr. E. O'Mara, of Warwick, reClare Hogan, of sented with Mary tered feet, stiffness, and aching Sister parishioners the atfiAstas Previously,. eight case. of Convent turned recently from an visite Angelo Sant cycle muscles. STITCH I Monte represented him with a motor her eternal months' visit to Ireland. He to heavy Mrs. H. S. Campbell, 17 Carey passed his Mercy, out carry to him enable to Mater =Mit One the in at Machines the city last week and sawhimmany WILANINO Two inst. gENTWItti 12th the on Catholics street, Leichhardt, Sydney, writes: ligrN Wallaroo IT?ILA th, ward North duties. The friends, who extended to "For years we have used Zan:al:Wk. Cordiale Hospital, Miseri presentation. a made also thousand time -h moused "hundred just opened. after an illness of some Where the children are always fallThe inuat pei,ct round ,liuttle maelnirm made. New ahiparent Asked by a represen- Sydney, O'Hara. visit- His many friends in this State, welcomes." ing and cutting their knees, and for ab- months. lustMonsignor death. Archtative of the Catholic Advocate her be for illustrated Catalogue and particulars of Hire Purchase to before Write will the treatment of festered wounds her ed Cross, Southern the out affairs in Ireland, Mr. O'Mara bishop Kelly also visited Sister says Father and skin rashes, Zam-Buk proves Rev. to hear that said there was eviderce of agricul- Clare. in deceased Sister was pleased The again simply invaluable. Once when my back be will O.P. people Hogan, but the PERTH St., of holy Aral prosperity, year MURRAY been 209 48th. has Agents), little boy Colin was troubled with the He Piano in Beale soon. (The wera detern ir.ed to make every sac- profession, and had been stationed North Adelaide to nasty sores, Zam-Buk cured them in succession many appointed Prior rifice, even life itself, rn order to at Monte Sant Angelo for It is a most wonsewhose in a few days. O'Kelly, Prior Rev. Very disposition achieve their national rights. This years. is cheerful who derful skin healer." Her term has expired. and the with everyone condeligible feeling was shared ever. by and stores, or by chemists Of all a favourite successive her made third a for not children, and some young men, lit- who met her. of the post from C. E. Fulford, Ltd., 39 term according to the rites tle more than boys, had shown that to Pitt Street, Sydney. Price 1/6 per Order. Prior Hogan is expected they know how to die for Ireland's Archpot, 3/6 for large, more economical VICTORIA. return with his Grace ofthe sake. Such a nation could never be family size. February. the end suppressed. Mr. O'Mara had an interschool is in course bishop about Catholic new A is estiIt view with Mr. Griffith, Acting-Pre. of erection at Werribee. O'Neill, Right Rev. Monsignor at Glensident of the Irish Republic. who mated to cost £4,500. The school a vacation E gave him a message to friends and will be conducted by the Sisters of V.G., is spending elg. well-wishers in Australia. He bade St. Joseph. ARMADALE. the for cheer, them be of good of (Principal Purton Bro. Rev. dawn of Freedom was nigh, and he GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, College) left Brilliant successes were achieved Telephone, 8 Armadale. students the Christian Brothers' thanked them for their support in by St. Patrick's College to New Zealand. Proprietor. the past. Crossing to London, Mr. in the recent Newman Scholarship recently on a visit O'Mara met Mr. Andrew Fisher, Examinations. Five students enbeen has who Travers, L. J. Mr. Australia, QUEALY'S HOTEL High Commissioner for tered for the examinations, and .four admitted to the degree of Bachelor and that gentleman informed him of them secured scholarships. Next Town Hall, KALGOORLIE. of Laws at the Adelaide University, that the Coalition Government was Excellent Accommodation. Heart Sacred the at educated was facing disruption; they could not &a Mrs. QUZALY, Proprietress. is conducted The recent fete held in the Se. College, Glenelg, which last long. UNION BEER ON DRAUGHT. He is at grounds of St. Joseph's Home,funds, Brothers. Marist the by bastopol, in aid of the Home president of the Old SchoFather J. Carroll, formerly of was a great success. The hand- present GLENORAN NO. 10 Association of his Alma Mater, Allora, returned to Queensland re- some sum of £1,111 lOs 3d was rea- lars' prominent member of St. is a SCOTLAND'S BEST. cently after a world -tour, which lised. A cheque for this amount and Men's Society Young PURE MALT WHISKY. Raphael's Great Ireland, Mother. included America, to the Rev. handed was Z.P. GOODS, FANCY . As supplied under Contract to the CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, Britain, and the Continent. TASMANIA. W.A. Hospitals and Government WARE, Etc. A largely-attended meeting of Cato expected is Department. Also RailenterBarry Medical Archbishop His Grace the Archbishop laymen of Bendigo was held GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET some time in the tholic way Dining Cars and the Leading ined at dinner on Sunday recently to make arrangements for return to Tasmania SETS. the FRUIT of and Clubs throughout the SETS, and honCatholics Hotels received The who the laity, and February. the reception of his Lordship State. from the Holy Rather. There Bishop of Sandhurst (Most Rev. Dr. State are looking forward to his WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. Rev. Agent: Right Sole the present Bendigo, return, also to e , McCarthy) on his return TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL,. Monsignori Coonan and Moynagh, after his ad limina visit to Rome, PHIL COYLE Hughes, K.C.S.G. and his subsequent sojourn in his Mr. R. J. Meagher. Assistant Puband Sir Thomas is to be The Archbishop proposed the health native Ireland. Dr. McCarthy will lic Service Commissioner, of of the recipients of honours, to be returning by America and New appointed permanent chairman ago time Byrne Some boards. Monsignor Rev. wages home all Right which is expected and Zealand, EFFICIENT & EXPERIENCE sued John replied for the clergy, the Hon. St. early in February. All present Mr. Meagher unsuccessfullyin conseMONEY TO LEND. for damages RENTS COLLECTED. Lane Mullins for the Knights of were formed into a strong working the Mercury leta of Cleary S. publication P. the Mr. of to add to quence Gregory the Great, power with committee, public a for the Knights of St. Sylvester, and their number. It was decided to ter, saying he would be Mr. L. Cotter for the recipients of meet his Lordship at the railway danger if appointed Public Service AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. MONTHLY STATEMENTS the Cross of Pope Leo. Sir Thomas station and escort him to the Ca- Commissioner. * Hughes proposed the health of his thedral of the Sacred Heart, where imyears seven by of supported The sentence Grace. which was will be sung in thanksby Smith P. J. a Te Deum 'Phone. A3970. Captain d'Apk- K.C.S.G., Mr. A public reception will be posed upon exTrooper Estb., 1912. H. A. giving. Minahan, K.. .a., and Mr. Hall, where ad. Judge Ewing for the manslaughter Killian's St. at held reducer was His Grace suitably dresses of welcome will be presented of fisherman Burgess, Conant, L.C. by the Governor-in-Council to three responded. by the laity. months. Burgess was shot by If you have Money to Lend, we Houses and Businesses for Sale. Smith, who caught Burgess catching KenRev. Father O'Gornian, P.P. of Maurice can Invest it in Good Security. Father Rev. The by IreCity or Suburbs. Cash or Terms. from writing Kerry, who crayfish by illegal methods, viz., East Maitland, County Dingle, of nedy, MANAGEMEN which PROPERTY land, says: "The campaign of fright- recently arrived from Ireland, has the use of pots, an offence the been spending a week in Bendigo did not permit of arrest or shooting. fulness is in full swing, but are although the popeople are not terrorised. Theymost with his brother, Rev. J. J. Ken- Smith used a rifle, and confident of victory ----even the Sinn nedy, D.S.O. Rev. Father M. Ken- lice can only use a revolver, guilty of a a man on becoming only MR J. L. O'SULLIVAN, rabid Unionists are nedy is for the Sydney Archdiocese, then 41 BARRACK-STREET, PERTH I have visited devasted and accompanied his Grace Most felony. Keen resentment has been Representative. Feiners. (Opposite Town Hall). that Rev. Dr. Kelly on his return from manifested at the reduction of the districts, and I can assure you sentence. the butcheries, burnings, tortures, Europe last week. and provocations of the Engiist. troops and yeomanry in 1798 are beSpeaking at the annual conference de ing repeated in full swing by the of the Society of St. Vincent English forces in 1920. The English Paul, having referred to the suggesin Ireland are imitating not the tion for the establishment of a CaHun in Belgium. who was mild in tholic study class in connection with Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia.) (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the comparison, but the Turk in Armen- Newman College, the Rev. Wilfrid BENEVOLENCE. ia. But they have the Irish people to Ryan, S.J., said, It was necessary CATHOLICITY, NATIONALITY, are: RELIGION, Watchwords Its will break for the Catholic young men to obdeal with, and nothing I tain the Catholic aspect of scientific and females), demanding (males The Englishmen Catholics to Appeals their spirit. it Specially and It is essentially Irish and Catholic, by the will be established in any Locality on receipt meet in Ireland are thoroughly as- and sociological questions, as some their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches by the PRIEST of sanctioned PERSONS, TEN by hamed, and they beg of us not to of the professors at the University SIGNED a requisition of DISTRICT SECRETARY requisition. the in out re set England fully of being democracy members the the hold these questions from treated the DISTRICT, the names and ages of intending sponsible.' Zealand: 50,000 members and £300,383 in Funds. non-Catholic point of view. Recently 5.50 BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth and New Barnes -had in England Canon Financial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. pulpit NEW SOUTH WALES. preached openly from the MODE RATE CONTRIBUTIONS. NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. that science had completely disCITY AND SUBURBAN is LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED The second reading of the Bill to proved the fall of man. Yet reinstate Mr. R. D. Meagher on the such was the beautiful inconsistency FREEHOLD PROPERTY. conroll of solicitors passed the Assem- of the Church of England, he to bly at 4.30 o'clock in the morning tinued, to hold his post and inHibernian Hall, Murray-st Perth. draw his salary. Many might be by thirty votes to none. Full Particulars on Application to J. J. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, * fluenced by his opinion, as he was * answer, An Science. of Doctor There are no a "Ireland is free. The battle is however, to his assertion might be slaves in Ireland. 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like wisps of grass has hid His begin to feel that Godthat has face from you, and of HisHe care. found you unworthy very been has God that feel You - - hard to you in denying you health and means. The Very Latest English and strugto will the have if you as gleBut you will reach a plane of thought Their trail through this world, is mark- that is to be compared to a beautiANOINTED, HALLOWING the late war amply testifies, American Models HANDS. of blood the ed with the bones and sins of the ful upland where fragrantto flowers poor. The and cooling waters seemhope bloom Into whose the innocent lift TO HAND to JUST vengeance. for you O wondrous hands! those rich cry to Heaven justice here; for you, and guarding palms They have evaded it hereafter. out of want. trouof out Hath God in His own power given, peace of receive In seeker shall Some with they of hour To lead, King David-wise, ble has written, "The dearist "Amen, I say to you," are words their old praising psalms, This received have dawn." the "they before just is W.B. REDUSOS, Christ-ward along the narrow road Christ, reward." saying has comforted many a sad to heaven; storm, the heart. "The severer the feed WARNERS, old OPEN, an bears To bless, .rebuke, forgive, to EYES OUR KEEPING sooner the sunshine," the flock, that and familiar bit of optimismquoted LA DIVA'S, the of total the less up A To bar the door to sin, and heaven cheer. to reckoning In never fails unlock. D & A's, which to-clay we should saying but none the less comfortfor things rapt whose At over;huts 0 wondrous hands! be thankful, we ought notandto everying one is this: "God never IZODS, Etc. benison, on your hopes, but He some of the ordinary door look the earth's in Lord and days Thou comest. day gifts that crowd our opens the door to something better." things gifts consecrate, best are the they of and Some sayings. hours. All these In sacramental veil, which Thou that God gives us are very common- truths, show us that God loves those the who persevere even though brought dost don place things that we share with take we Brassieres from 4/11. often Lest eyes should dazzle that upon whole world. So everything necessary to life of being to win Thee wait. the them without ever thinking Abdominal Belts made to Order. is and-what When comes the sun from out them, grateful for CROSS. silver East. we take them CONQUERING often THE foolish-so more Thee We worship Thee, and thank without even stopping to think how for Thy priest. For instance, we they are. Into whose good out "Thou hast conquered, 0 GaliOnly Address: O wondrous hands! into the great, good world lean!" step exclaimed the apostate Emgentle word one of these made, God has that of keys as an enemy shaft the Christ, peror Baird's Arcade, Perth. Thou gayest the very air is full piercedJulian when Thou mornings, battle. in his heart life and death, don't say so stand of the wine of life, and weneither do hast conquered are theandwords Against the host of Satan to "Thank God for this," persecumany other apostates guard, let to enough up ourselves stir we of Christ have utThat souls afaint with sin may our minds dwell upon the fact cf tors of the Churchthe Tel. A1655 ages. Down in We tered throughout draw new breath. how good and glorious it is. very hearts the Scribes and just pass along, stupid and self-ab- their must have felt the force at Pharisees WORDS OF WISDOM. sorbed. when least of such an expression, gather TO CELTIC CLUB, heart, for they witnessed the people in the "Blessed are the pure inNo LOVE, 534 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR LOVE-GOD'S other drink to Messiah God." the (Opposite King Edward Hostel around they shall see of Blesswords of wisdom and the doctrine aristocracy has this privilege. Love of God, and material wealth MISS M. J. McDEIRMO TT, Proprietress. lives ed, indeed, are they in whise earthy. Money in salvation. Sanctuary Oil, of of the Cross which souls no is of the earth victories The Candles, Charcoal, Tapers, Floats, God, Wax of Pure there is no shame, in almoners the of hands Medals, Speciality in Statuary, hearts no the the possibility of taint of envy, in whose Crucifixes, Rosary Beads, Scapulars, spend it for the Christ are past Time to how Foot of J -'sus," know who the fall has "At time that arrived: after just blessings Books and the enumeration. stain of sin. The Framed Pictures, New the yet good of their neighbours indeed on Jesus," "From Bethlehem be the Church been engulfed inbuffetto the pure in heart are many, "Treasury of the Sanctuary," "Looking of souls, may, "Watches of God," salvation Man blessing "Suffering storms, terrific one-the of Crucified," but Jesus named to Calvary," "Jesus on the Passion, converted into heavenly riches, but maelstrom "Ecce Homo," "Lenten Sermons Passion," par excellence, the privilege of see- the great thing, the eternal price- ed from without, shaken by by false the Books by House," the of the Holy scorned "Holy Week and Easter," "Loreto ing God.-Charles C. Girelius. sons of God is leaders from within, Life," Prayer-book for Re worst less weak} of thetriumphant "Thoughts on Religious world, abandoned by the tepid and Lasance, maniFather The disposition to see the Sunday God, the With is It -book, Love. Prayer on one almost doubted by the just; and yet Blessed Sacrament Book, My to the Blessed Sacrament, Wits instead of the best grows festation of this Divine Love, dwellthe hurricane ligion, Missal, Roman Missal, Short Visits by very rapidly, until it ultimately Ireland, of humanity and when the fury ofwas of lesson the in History ing Ireland, and of New Cross the to Jesus in the Tabernacle, Story of Ireland by A. M. Sullivan, strangles all the beautiful itself in the died down there in one- giving expression to and glorious, Darcy McGee, Knocknagow, crushes out all that is good self sacri- Christ, resplendent and A Good Asaltruism Bodkin. of language McDonnell by times mercy Judge many world, Irish an a prostrate Recollections of Iviesself. No matter how constitute the world's raised overand Story Books. Sacred Heart pouring betrayed, fice whichneed sortment of English and American your confidence has been to-day.-The Lamp. and love every forgiveness St. Joseph's Garland, not supreme ray down into the sengers, Our Lady's Annals, Madonna, from its do not allow yourself to sour, do are Maria. Ave The bad Australian, St. Anthony's Annal, hearts of mankind. lose faith in people. FAMILY PRAYER. Orders Promptly Attended To. In many ages hersksv has swept the exceptions; most peopleto are do gazed abChurch the and the world, of the honest and true and mean Pastoral joint the In now Arian, what is right, Bishops of America, this passage css out to find the nations But The man who says he is kept curs: "We heartily commend the now Atheist, now Protestant. with forth shone has Cross the prayer. ever away from the Church by hypopractice of family beautiful anythem chosen by The crites is not influenced is full of 'Where two or three are gathered in undimmned radiance. Business where else. people were but a handful among to My name, there am I in theof midst the the hordes of ancient times; the them; but if he sees a chance for of them.' If this isit true make money he doesn't stop with applies with Apostles were but twelve among general, in faithful who are the millions of pagans, and the chilthat. Society is crowded of be- particular meanift to those them, and yet he never thinks life dren of the Church are a fraction of is members of the same household. Married be mankind. And the Cross is raised coming a hermit. surely will of Jesus The presence make doesn't that but full of them, the home over all; saint and sinner falls beis full a source of blessing to and the him remain a bachelor. Helldoing where parents and children unite to neath its genialtheshining, a isn't he yet minority is acand them, of in common. good fortune of going offer up this prayerwhich cus- centuated by the multitude of unbe. this thing to keep them from of piety spirit The the lievers. there. He wants to have youthethink sanctify so- tom develops will avoid that he is trying to and The greatest triumphs of the love and ward off yet he bonds of family sor- Cross are won at the bedsides of the bring ciety of hypocrites, often so that the dangers the towards step a single not takes row and shame. We appeal in this dying. A life of sin and despair. of only place in the universe where no matter with special earnestness to wickedness and unbelief, comes face -entwined hypocrites can go. young fathers and mothers, who to face with the andthorn in accents of have it in their power to mould glory of the Cross, exsinner THE GREEDY RICH. the train affection and children contrite their the hearts of conquered, 0 them between times in the habit of claims: "Thou hasmercy overhas We see the men whom God has prayer." Thy Galilean! to allowed to gather wealth,forrefusing come my ingratitude, thy power sin. riches. my ability to to submit to God's law "poor in PRAYING WHEN IN TROUBLE. forgive surpasses splendour of the Instead of remaining with the PERTH. noonday The spirit," they swell up you felt that curious unrest world is as Egyptian darkness comthey grow in- 'Have SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. SECONDARY of thy divine of pride of possession; gain in time brightness when the to you pared envelops that and more The Oldest Catholic College creasingly greedy for cost they Founded by Bishop Gibney, in1594. tried to carry your effulgence. Yes, 0 Galilean, truly build distress yol have Who WA. At whatever sinful my prsmised conquered has Thou One to hast burdens is earnestly calf it tower of money, set athere us that if we ask we shall receive? soul!" The moral and religious training of the students to. o gold atop of it, and worship Your mind attended Sun. imparted. Catholic The are says Education their with the rest of their lives. Primary, Secondary, and Commercial whirls from one thought to another, prepared for, including Univerbacks to the Ten Commandments, All Public Examinations are MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L strange thoughts, words, Matriculaoften and Scholarship, rights the to University and, by consequence, sity Certificate, Government disjointed sentences. 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B. except women no They are just common journalists, that enacted in the petty politicians, unable to seeis noblewomen, and gentlemen, and that the Irish question artificers, prentices, journeymen, incapable question, an Imperial of the degrees of yeo-men ARCADE, serving ROYAL disit the fastening on of or under, husbandmen, or lathe men or Opposite Town Hall. passionate, intellectual grip of Bribourers shall read the Bible upon our built great statesmen who New Testament in English tish Empire. Take this significant pain of one month's imprisonment." sentence of Sir Hamar Green (34 and 35 Henry VIII., C.I.). This wood's, picked out by Reuter with Act of 1543 should be made appli'Phone A1794. the to appeal "I relish: evident cable to Anglican Bishops. ANDERSON & Son Thos. hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Family Grocers and Provision Church in Ireland to condemn murA Prophetic Postage Stamp. they as zeal Merchants. der with the same During the late war Turkey was Corner Fitzgerald-st and Raglan fought conscription." This gives bard to provide postage put North Perth. upstart the rd., of side exact me the stamp isas he stamps. The beautiful Families Waited on Daily. posing as a statesman, who, to sue of 1913 was engraved and a Attended To. Orders appeal Country a solemn addresses printed in London, and when Turgreat body of bishops, pokes them war she had only Sir Hamar's sally key joined in the in the ribs. O'KEEFE As a belliM. J. six months' supply. would be very clever for a clown, agerent she could obtain no more BUTCHER, but it is hardly one which a gentleEngland, and so the 241 CARR-ST., LZEDERVILLE. from supplies would statesman, a less man, much Turkish postal authorities determinMutton, Pork, Lamb Beef, Prime dare to make his own. deof old stocks their ed to use up on hand. Corned Beef and classed stamps by over-printing on always Goods a Specialty. .All Meat The Crawl of the British Lion. the values required and a Small them It required no little intellectual legend that these "surcharged" kept in Cool Storage on the Prenimbleness for a Christian Gover- stamps were available for postage. mises. Telephone, A3297. nor to preside at a Buddhist func-a Unfortunately for the Turks, though tion and solemnly hand over as luckily for the collectors of "varieincludesign -printed relic of Buddha, without posing ties" the over the a Buddhist himself. That his Ex- ded the national insignia of made "Star and Crescent," a six-pointed cellency Lord Ronaldshay -STREET, SYDNEY. posiawkward a most the best of of the Moslem five, 543 GEORGE instead star six - 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, MEL Now this tion for which he had to thank the pointed species. entirely BOURNE. was the be Government, to happened Indian pointed star RECENT PUBLICATIONS. due to his honesty and to the heraldic emblem of Bethlehem and The Undermentioned Prices insubtleness of his mind. He seemed an orthodox Moslem at once pointfolthe for to waive responsibility Turkey could not use clude postage:that out ed The Story of a Battalion. By W. lowing: "On behalf of his Excel- a hated Christian symbol. So a hand you fresh set had to be issued, but this Devine. With numerous drawings lency the Viceroy, I 6/2. herewith the holy relic of Lord time with a star having only five and maps by Darl Lindsay, Studies Benedictine hionachism. Buddha" (thus the Englishman's points. Another curious "point" that .11 Benedictine Life and Rule. By version) "the sacred relic of Bud- about the whole thing was once Right Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of dha," according to the Statesman. soon afterwards Bethlehem 25/-. But the Governor proceeded forth- more became Christian in possession Downside Abbey, St. Joan of Arc. The life and with to state that he was a Chris- as well as sentiment.-Pearson's By of Orleans. Maid of the that story and Buddhist, a tian and not Weekly. Rev. D. Lynch, S.J. Illustrated, dogmatic he had no faith in the 13/10. these With Buddhism. of doctrine Mice in the nine. B. W. By Rev. Preaching. reservations, the speaker felt free a young Mr. Fred, Newton, 8/9. to pay a tribute to what was left miner, writes interestingly in the O'Dowd, St. Marie By Help. of Mountains the pity that of Buddhism. It is a Daily Mail on mice in the mine. S. Ellerker, 0.S.D., 4/2. inIndian Government could not find "These little mine-mice are Living Temples. By Bede Jara Buddhist official to perform this teresting, and it is marvellous how rett, 0.P., 3/8. interesting and picturesque func- they live, for they have to depend to Out to Win. Straight talks By makof necessity the without the tion solely upon the generosity of the way to manhood. boys from while I Rev on P. Conroy, S.J., 5/9. ing intellectual somersaults morning Every miners. can one faith to another, from dogma am travelling to my work I Danger. By Francis J. to morality, and back again. It discern a few pairs of bright eyes Finn, , 6/9. wasn't fair to Lord Ronaldshay, peering out of the pack-walls, and Talks to Parents. By Rev. J. P. comments our bright contemporary a fair amount of squealing is not Conroy, S.J., 6/9. watching the C.H. of India. Would the In- uncommon. Through Sermons on the Mass, The Sacraask these little creatures I have found ments, to dian Government dare and the Sacramentali. By Lord Ronaldshay solemnly to hand that they are passionately fond of Thomas Flynn, C.C., 14/2. over -a relic of the Holy Cross to any kind of engine oil, and after a The Australian Children's Picture It wasn't fair to short holiday the air engines, which Prayer the Catholics? Book, The simplest Pr.s,-er the Indians, for we honestly believe are usualy covered with oil and Bok ever published. Beautifully ilthey are too civilised to feel flatter. dirt, are found to be quite clean. lustrated, with 20 full-page illu,t re ed by compliments that cannot be The mice also become experts at Lions, including the Mass. . Card made without some loss of dig- extracting oil out of the cans in Cover, with picture on front. nity. This they do by which it is kept. means of their tails, and it is amusGLANVILLE'S The Late Lord Mayor McSwiney. ing to watch them dropping their then sitting LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. 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