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A "BLACK AND TAN." been present in the second looting NORTHAM. Beatrice Fletcher, Deborah aerie. Urban Urquhart (pass) , Dorothy of the town after General Lucas O'Sullivan Eileen (pass), Cook whom of each Crofts, Leta and son was kidnapped by the Sinn Feincrs, acquitted herself most admirably of (pass), Mary Urquhart (pass). and had seen its beginnings when a ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT CONVENT OF MERCY. Preparatory Division.-Dorothy her parts. detachment of the Flying Corps had SCHOOL. Brown (dist.), Rowland Hutchinson gone round breaking windows early Distribution of Prises. (Contributed.) (pass), (dist.), Rita Hutchinson in the evening, only to withdraw On the evening of Wednesday, (Contributed., Smith After the concert, Mr. Stone pre- Gary Stack (pass), Keith and return at midnight with the December 15th, the pupils of the sented the certificates and prizes (pass), Tom Donegan (pass), RayThe annual concert, which in oth Buffs in full force. "What discipline Convent of Mercy gave their an- won by the pupils during the year. mond Smith (pass), Kathleen Stack er years has been so pleasant a can A STRAIGHT-OUT CHARGE AGAINST THB "BLACK AND TANS." can they have," he said, "when they nual entertainment in the 'Town The large audience, a (pass). including geVe are able to climb out of camp with elusion to the year's work, Hell, in the presence of a large au- number of the boarders' parents, Prizes for good conduct (given by way this year to a dance in which step-ladders and spend half the dience. The programme submit- who had travelled from the city and Mrs. Anstey) were awarded to Miss Loth children and adults took part t he English Review of Reviews, for night wrecking and burning the ted was an excellent one, each item elsewhere to be present at the en- Lulu Sexton and Master Urban In the school hall which, as usual er, 1920). reim tori?" well -merited receiving applause. tertainment expressed themselves Urquhart. was very tastefully decorated, the eenbered his question a few In Waterford City, for instance, following article was written The opening item was ' i he Aus- as highly pleased with the delightChristian Doctrine.-Senior Divi- children wiled away the early hours forThe days later when it became known per after a which is the only Southern Irish journal the above tralian Emblem March," given by ful performance. sion: Agnes Brown. Intermediate: the evening, enjoying themselves sonal investigation by an ex-officer constituency where a constitutional that troops from Fermoy had mothe school orchestra. This was fol- Gold Medals for Highest Marks in Mary Urquhart. Junior Division: of One would in an Irish regiment who has first - Nationalist was returned Mallow, twenty miles as only children can. at the tored to lowed by the "Hoop Drill," given Beatrice Beggs. certainly have to go a long way to hand knowledge of the various po- last general election, the "Black away, to set fire to the town them. Music Exams. by the Lunior girls. A very amusing In Fermoy they than that of the had tried to burn a happier sight tee Zxamtnations. Irish had made their apeearPractical in modern and Tans" movements litical Violin Deborah Preparatory, ---,character egpng, "Could We But hundred children and more- from history:ance just before I visited it. No houses, but without success, for the Maisie Dwyer, A.T.C.L. Rule," was sung in .1 most em- Clarkson (honours). tiny ones that just learned to outrage against the police at any motor garage-belonging to a gond Edna the Pianoforte.-Helen Preparatory, Intermediate Division. tour of instarting on a phatic style by the senior girls, Before up to the Univers'ty vestigation in the South of Ire- time has been committed in that Unionist-which they stormed to Hutchinson (honours), Lulu Sexton toddle rightand whose attire and movements drew Sweeting (honours). it would be hard to land. I had an interview with Gene- district. The population pursues get supplies of petrol, had fortunateIntermediate, Pianoforte,- Edna (honours), Kathleen Reidy (pass), graduates, much laughter from these present. it more-the child- ral Macready at his military head- its normal business undisturbed oy ly only a few tins on the premises. tell who enjoyed (pass), Leta ren or the parents. Deborah Clarkson The junior boys followed with. the Hutchinson (honours). political troubles of any kind. Only But I have never seen outside the Dorothy Crofts (pass), Sadie Wilshen (pass), Preparatory, Theory. in Dublin. More than anyitem "Jerry Blinkum's Babe," a war At 9 o'clock the call came to sup. quarters arrival of the "Black and Tees' devastated villages of the very humorous song, at which the Brown (honours). Dallas Carter (pass). one else, General Macready is per- the spacious veran4ah per, and on the has thrown it into state of fear. zone in France such amazing Junior Theory.-Helen Sweeting audience were highly amused. The Division.-Beryl Stone a hundred young folks soon proved sonally responsible for the present One of the leading acitizens Junior wreckage as is presented by what I told me is only beof Ireland, next number was Calisthenics with (honours). government (honours), Phyllis Coulten (pass), that dancing was not their only ache had already received letter,'(* remember a few years ago as a he alone is almost constantly that brass rods given by the senior girls. Miss V. Hussey winner of Senior Agnes Brown (pass), Eileen O'Sulli- complishment. In the meantime cause him with death if any prosperous and friendly Irish town. residencein Dublin. But that is threatening This item was greatly admired, the Exhibition of six guineas from the van Violin: Delmore the floor was not idle. The children's (pass). attacks upon the police were made Practically every shop window has girls' movements being perfect. The Trinity College, London, for highest Crofts P Hutchinson part over, older brothers and sisters not to say that General Macready in Waterford, and on the night be- been smashed to pieces, and the three "Pasdes Chats," given ty marks in British Dominions and a free hand in Ireland. took possession of the floor, and no hasHis I saw him, his daughter had owners dare not replace the wingrievance is not fore Misses M. Urquhart, R. Hutchin- India. small supply of persuasion was nted. new inprincipal been returning with two other girls dows for fear of having them brothe history of Dublin Cas- from a dance, when Large windows dised to have the hall cleared after the tle. they were sud- ken again. GoHe complains that the boots or clothing are prodenly "Finale' had been sounded at 11.30. vernment held up in its six policemen, whothe darkness by playing will not make up tected from the street rabbit after mind. "Let On the following morning, us know whether we into their faces and thrust revolvers wire or by boards that by either block Note the revolver strapped to his presenting the scholarships, which are to have peace used insulting or war," he has and filthy up the window altogether or allow leg, the compliment to Scotland in were won this year by Mollie Kil. said to one interviewer after language and forced angallon and Mick Lynch, at the Ear` other); "let the Government either them to hold up their hands. They glimpses of what is displayed be. his cap, the fancy sox and putties, hind them. The troops are still and shoes, as part of a soldier's outwere not even Northam school and by Kathleen Withdraw the troops searched, but after altogether O'Brien and Dave Hegarty at the from 'the country or give us suffi- having been terrified by threats there, where once they were the fitionst,forbidden by military regulaWest. Rev. Father O'Donnell dis- cient power to put a stop to the and insults, were allowed to go on heart and soul of the town. Now . prizes to In the same peaceful they tear through it with their motributed medals and other continual murders of soldiers and their way. the best boy and best girl in the police." if the Government would city I called upon the Lord Mayor, tor lorries, aiming their loaded rifles several classes. A pair of sleeve make up its mind, General Mac a doctor with a professional prac- for fun at the people in the streets Tuani, .Athlone, and the ever len links were also presented to Mr. ready( believes that he could "have tice, which keeps him busy 3f7.11 and exulting in their power of in- ening list of towns and villages for nearly 24 hours in the day. I timidation when they all but tram- which have been wrecked and burnPenny, who, in the short time that the fort- found untry& quiet" within a %\'hat is the object of this his windows had been smash- ple the civilians down. I was tra- ed? charge of the physical he has had or, at most three weeks. ed in, and I was not surprised that velling from Cork to Dublin on the deliberate and savage destruction? training of the boys, has shown the night I have not met an Irishman any- he day that the Lancers' barracks The were unknown told raiders who visited me he had greatest interest, and has made where no intention of with General replacing them who agrees in Mallow. The story of Mallow the other day may himself much esteemed by them. in spite visit of the raided opinion on that point. great that episode and its sequel is a terany other town in turn. Th.y do discomfort in The children on their part ,eized Macready-'s which he had to have not met anyone whoeven live, since he knew the opportunity of testifying their Ibelieves that they would rible illustration of the present si- not suffer, for they have escaped that General Macready is be immediately broken gratitude and appreciation of the still in a position to enforce even again. Not tuation in Ireland. There had been long before the reprisals can comefforts of the Rev. Mother in them the most elementary discipline upon only do the police fail to protect no trouble of any kind in Mallow, mence. No one that I met in Ireland had the smallest idea as to behalf by making her a presentation the armed forces that are nominally property, but they actually destroy and the town led its happy and it themselves or allow it to be de- assuming life as it has done for whether these raiding parties were of an umbrella, under his control. One of the most stroyed A happy conclusion was put to disquieting mysteries of the under their years past. At 10 o'clock in the subject to any control by Sinn Fein pre- own eyes.by hooligans They have long ceased morning, three motor cars, contain- or by anyone else. I met no one the morning's programme, as Iv as sent Irish administration is the arriving who was likely to have the smallest the East Northam school was con- fact that although General Mac. to perform any civil function what- ing unknown men, and cerned, by the distribution of gifts ready was appointed with a great ever. They have nothing at all to from an unknown direction, drove weight in the direction of Sinn into the *own and stopped some- Fein poi: c. do, yet while I was in Waterford a from the Christmas tree to the small- flourish of trumpets, to assume the such] er ones. A similar distribution of combined control of both military hundred more "Black and Tans" where outside the barracks occu- raids Could conceivithly 'be worth prizes and of presents from the and police, for which his experience were drafted into the town. The pied by a comparatively small de- while. I met many people who tachment of the 17th Lancers. All were beginning to believe that in Christmas tree took place at the at Scotland Yard after he ceased to townspeople have every reason to West Northam school early on the be Adjutant -General at the War feel that their importation is sure but three of them apparently were some cases at least the wilder men same afternoon. That . finished Office seemed to fit him particular. to lead to trouble before long, and out of the barracks, and the raiders in the "Black and Tans" were carryschool for the year 1920. The Sis- ly; yet he has now, by his own ad- they fear already that any day some rushed the sentries and overpower. ing out the raids themselves in orCONVENT OF MERCY, TOODYAY. ters desire to thank all those who in mission, no control whatever over pretext may be found for the ed them. In the struggle a ser- der to obtain a pretext forb,ij and Tans" to break loose, geant was shot dead by the only Men of sound judgment any way helped to make the even- the Iristr Police. No one in Ire - "Black Sweeting (honours), Dorothy bullet that was fired. The raiders be the last to believe in extravaFer- ing such a success. to loot the shops son, D. Brown and M. Hodgkinson, and the public Donations toca say whose word will or houses, Miss Leta guson (honours), Dorothy Blair wards the Christmas tree and re landwon much app,ause. with loaded up their three motor cars gant stories, are gemenely conviae will not be obeyed by the Royal drink, and then, maddened (pass),. Violin: Deborah Clarkson freshments came generously, and ced that the irresponsible charase with rifles and ammunition, set fire to the Crofts sang "That Sunny Homeland town. parConstabulary. As for the (honours), Dorothy Brown (hon ticularly from the kind few to Irish Were it not for the "Black and horse equipment, and departed as ten in the "Black and Tans" hay*: Shore" in a pleasing voice, and had and Tans," who are the new Tans" orours), Helen Sweeting (honours), whom an appeal is never made in "Black and the pernicious influence swiftly as they had arrived. To this already been murdering police MS; tc respond to an encore The Mereinforcements of the Irish Police, Urban Urquhart (pass). has not been dis- cers who were trying to enforce dischestra next gave "Love's loudly vain, nor a donation ever a trouble. they are notoriously a law unto that they have brought with them day- their identity to be cipline, or stood in the way of relody," an item which was To all the children, also, big end -themselves. They are composed of into the whole police force in Ire- covered, nor is it likely No one in Mallow appar- prisals. known. land, Waterford and applauded. Club swinging by the scores ANSWERS of TO CORRESPONsmall, and in an especial manner two classes. There is the Special stanintenhigh of the the knew anything ently proved other senior girls [Black type is THE RECORD'S DENTS. to Phyllis Lockyer and Veronica Auxiliary division of the R.I.C., would betowns in the same position tion to raid the barracks. The emphasis.-Ed.] as dard of efficiency in physical culand as pros12. B. D. Malden.-Your sugges- Chidlow, is due much of the success who have been enlisted at £1 a day perous as anypeaceful town in ture characteristic of the Toodyay England. story spread round the town at that has never failed to attend the exclusively from ex -officers in the One's tion implies the use of the Grefirst natural impression 'is to inmovements of reprisals was impossible to avoid a simi- once, and the fear Corteent. The various very various entertainments that have Army to assist the police in the It say that the existing conditions gorian chant which, though were carried out with perfect grace On the stantly dominated the town. With- cannot continue. taken place during the year, few lar inference also in Cork. defence of the comparatively desirable and suitable, would be difBut they have Clarkits occurrence, half Barbara in four hours of Miss before I arrived there, and precision. the police barracks in which they are day continued for so long in ficult not only lo introduce, but to and Tans" had exploded a the civilian population had fled in- already sen gave a banjo solo, which was now concentrated. There are also "Black howIreland Perhaps, that successfully sustain. Irishmen are losing mail train action and the An country, to the bomb applauded. outside PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S the warmly the ordinary "Black and Tan" re- the largest draperywindow of one of to Dublin, in which I was travel- hope that they will cease in any ever, your idea is one about which song, entitled "Japs at Play,' was SOCIETY. cruits, of whom 8,000 enlisted dur- city. The whole shops in the ling, carried away many refugees. near future. One extremely intelliindividual taste is most concerned. sung very sweetly by the junior shop front had ing the past month alone, and who blown in, and right down Pat- That night, it is said, that not one gent observer put a point to me girls, who were picturesquely attirhave earned a reputation for sheer been ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE AND "The inhabitants which is worth recording. costumes. -street on both sides ed in bright Japanese of the quarter of the usual hooliganism wherever they have rick COLLEGE, SPRINGWOOD a humorous Barbers," Jolly street and on the other side of the slept in the town. Yet there was Government will not withdraw the "Three been sent in Ireland, Rightly or shop, practically NEW SOUTH WALES. local troops army, he said, "because it must among the no outbreak song by three senior boys, affoctili every window had believed by all classes wrongly, it is STUDENTS FOR THE PRIEST. somewhere, and it may be blown eight in. great amusement. One beautiful Window. or police. The appalling reprisals keep it any of people in Ireland that the lowest been HOOD. day for use in Labour after the curfew hour, that did tkae place was the work of needed and graceful dance, "Awakening of elements of the unemployables in breaking, Two Bursaries of Twenty -Five from Fermoy troubles in England. It is cheaper who arrived troops when any civilian Spring," was given by the Misses who ventures infreely recruited have been England desirous Pounds each for Students to keep it in Ireland, where it can could not Clarkson. lorries, which in motor Deborah to the streets is liable to be shot at Leta Crofts, for the "Black and Tans," and the sight, of studying for Country Dioceses of become so prevalent that possibly have been commandeered be kept in practice without being Helen Sweeting, Agnes Brown, Lulu practically every almosthad experience of Australia. continually brought under the noor at approval without the by them every shop Sexton, Edna Hutchinson. A storm -front in Patrick county would seem to show that street is boarded up Applications, together with letter tice of the Trades Unionists." Is it this item, and or. after the shops least the connivance of senior offi- altogether many of them are undoubtedly M- close. Barrack -street Jetty at 10.30 a.m. from Parish Priest, should be adimpossible that some Fermoy. cers in But the youn dancers were compelled the bomb outside ing their position as undisciplined Cash's drapery house dressed to the President, St. PatTICKET, 2/. backThe story of Mallow only confirms such idea does lurk in the the stage in response to return had smashed police to loot property on a large the windows all rick's College, Manly, before Januof Balbriggan. ground of the Government's Irish story shameful the to a most insistent encore. The orW. J. WEBB, Hon. Sec. along the street of raiding right the pretext scale under ary 1st., 1921. does, it is well policy? If it that Mustroops, Balwas sacked by Mallow "Twilight gave chestra then the top storeys. So houses which are suspected of con- long asuptheto "Black N.B.-Preference given to difficult fact should be known. For if ings" in a delightful manner. Song and Tans" re- briggan was sacked by "Black and the taining arms and ammunition. Missions. it is important in the national inhas Greenwood Sir Hamar sung by the Tans." main in the town, Domestics," ' Dainty no insurance company will consider any applica- announced that the Government terest that a large and highly discisenior girls, was followed by a piano of this plined army should be kept in becondone reprisals will not tion for insurance, solo, "Beethoven's Sonata," by Miss and the windows MISS meisie DWYER, A.T.C.L. will consequently gape open right kind; but every attempt has been ing, is that purpose likely to be Maisie Dwyer (A.T.C.L.). Tiic next Pupil of Convent of Mercy, Toodyay. through the rest of the winter. made to represent them as the fulfilled by the present system of item was the "free gymnastics and outbreak of troops degradation and debauchery that is Their boys. the senior by Even the wooden hoardings are be- spontaneous pyramids," Theory Examinations Results. Irish ginning to be replaced by zinc or who have witnessed murder under sapping the morale of the performance was simply splendid, T.C.L. Only General army of occupation? eyes. own their corrugated iron, for the each movement being executed with "Blade HutchinJunior.-Edna Advanced enbeen indiscreet has and Tans" have threatened military precision. The displa to Macready (honours), Kathleen Reidy DEATH. drench the wooden shutters with ough to say publicly that he does ended in the formation of pyramids. son not disapprove. Without the active SMITH.-On December 30, at his late applause (honours), Lulu Sexton (horours), petrol and set fire to the shops. Long and loud was the residence, Davies Road, Claremont, officers, neiwhich followed, but owing to the Leta Crofts (pass,, Deborah ClarkBroken windows are, in fact, the co-operation of senior Thomas James, dearly loved husband could lateness of the hour the boys were son (pass). symbol of the present government in ther Balbriggan nor Mallow r Ale( Mary, of Elizabeth, for in each Junior Division I.-Helen Sweetunable to respond to the encore. Bessie, TomailirtEirlaeetnne. Ireland. It was four years since have been burned down,carried out R.I.P. were years. reprisals case the The programme concluded with a ing (honours), Agnes Brown (hon. I had done any military training supplied abundantly men Sadie by armed (honours), very amusing farce entitled "1 -low ours), Beryl Stone with Irish troops at Fermoy, and IN MEMORIAM. ammunition and with petrol, in- Wilshen (honours), Phyllis Coulter is Your Uncle," which offered to return to it in its present condi- with from a long distance DUNNE.-Of your Charity pray for tense amusement to the audience. (honours), Dalmone Crofts (hontion is a revelation that turns ev- who arrived the eternal repose of the souln ig they could The principal parts were taken by ours), Arthur Hutchinson (par.), ery memory of the war for an in motor lorries, whichwithout who departed to: John Dunne, peron January 12th, 1913, at West Irish soldier to indescribable bit- never have obtained each case the townsPerth. terness. Twice Fermoy has been mits. And in whom by his wile and children, reprisals that -Inserted wrecked and looted by . English people upon every bit as sey ere and as deli- Leederville. troops. I walked round the town ta,re as the destruction of Dinant Coinmences with a business man who had all erate Germans, were DUNNE.-in loving memory of John his life been so uncompromising a or Termonde byin the Dunne, of West Perth, who died on respon. no way inflicted, were Character reading is not a fad or freak, but a most useful and imUnionist that he would never disthe 10th January, 1913. occurred which the deaths for portant acquirement in almost any phase a life. In business, friendsible Sacred Heart of Jesus, cuss politics with any National'st. in their towns. ship, marriage, etc., etc., the ability to read characters aright is often the Have mercy on him. For generations past Fermoy has sole cause of atiooese-the inability of judging others the only reason General Macready has declared -Inserted by his fond sisters and for failure. been one of the principal training brothers. counget the could that he publicly It has long been known that the months of birth has a great deal centres for troops stationed in Ire- try quiet within three weeks at Certain unalterable to do with the characteristics of every person. loving memory of my land, and early in the war it was most. talents, strong points and weak points are entirely pre -determined by Are these the methods that PRUNTY.-In dear husband and our father, Luke the headquarters of the Sixteenth the month of birth. In other words, if you know the birthday, you have Prunty, who departed this life 11th he intends to put into operation? included. the key to the character of any man or woman-yourself Irish Division, at which offered John Advantage RedPrice 1917. May his soul rest January, Every Receive will Customers Country It is truly amazing how accurately the Is every town in Ireland in turn to mond and his colleagues raised suffer in peace. the fate of Balbriggan, Mal. -Inserted by his loving wife and Child"When were You Born" within a very few months. For the low, Queenstown, Galway, ren. Lismore, our Summer Fair. people who live in its neighbour. series of booklets analyses the character, the virtues, and the railings hood, it is no less intimately conof persons born in any one month. There is a separate bqgklet for each .nected with the traditions of the month-12 in all. Test their prophetical exactitude by sending 1/Orfor your character description, mentioning the month of your birth. British Army than is Aldershot. 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He told me how, walk from the Railway Station. utes' when the soldiers deliberately sackKalamunda, a popular tourist resort, is 1000 feet above sea ed the town a year ago, all the level. and cannot be surpassed for its delightfully cool, invigorating lights in every house were extinOnly Address: climate. A splendid opportunity is thus afforded to children from guished in the hope that they and from enervating country climates, to enjoy the City, the Beans). would pass it by unharmed, and '180 Murray `Street (near mountain air in this beautiful locality. how, while he and his wife placed a Sufficient Address

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your along the My dear Children,-We had glori- mas. With love.-I remain, THE W.A. DAIRY. with their harvesting at ous weather during the Christmas loving nephew, FITZGGERALD. busy far from present. We are not go REG. WANEROO-ROAD, holidays, and everyone on the coast and gaoften we and beach, the On grateOSBORNE PARK. dear Reg,-I am very seemed to enjoy themselves. ther shells. I have a little browatch- fulMy crowds present jolly little Eve nice the Year's for D. KEANE. you New to He age. is three years of he (bp ceartball o bithim ther; day next but were die, You Year ones. ed the Old you sent the wee which he Pure Milk Delivered Twice Daily up by very quick in gathering in your has two little kittens, of the City, direct from the railway service was tied ending bazaar part A anyOl to of. great pets of Aran a big strike, and the happy collections and sending them to me. makes They Our wn Cows to Customers. here last month. Murphy, Catholic Curate widow: Dublin, Nov. 5th, 1920. was followed by the 1 think you were very good. I am was held£230. Year Old the the of looked to stalls the Convents and Col. The teleraphed Supplying Recently the English Sunday Island;, birth of 1921 under a sort of eclipse. really pleased with my working raised loges. pretty. Well, I thinkloveI Times published an article on Ire"Joy, not tears. He died for outside the metropolitan nieces and nephews; they have done very people The with time, this for close Probably Ireland." difficulty very well for me this year. We must land by a "Staff Officer." area are experiencing great and the "wee ones. yourself to should and and year, he was a "Black and Tan" stafi offi- On October business, than last Commandant to better did even 17 th in getting READ THIS! engineers I am delighted with the result of Your loving niece, McAULIFFE. cer. I quote but one paragraph: Fitzgerald, of the Irish Re- the strike of the railway MARY amount our year's work. I hope "Dolly's man Michael continue there will be a vast Army, died in Cork prison, "For over two years one both is in our midst a curious publican There niece, little dear my much sure at the now a fast are I am ,You Doctor" distinguished himself of grumbling, and and unsentenced after has baffled all the efforts of is quite a long while type of Irishman. It districts. to untried and dear. country man October a medical Mary On the as in both days. concert privation the Irish and English police of sixty-seven Kerry Ice is Bright, of I hope better counsels will prevail. a vocalist. When a young man since I had a letter from Dongarra. capture him. Yet he is known And the Price is Right. 24th, replying to many messages come gets most of the dances he mostly I had several little friends there, his family sent the fol- and both sides in the dispute by sight to many people. Skilled PATRONAGE SOLICITED. condolence, YOUR All sorts of succeeds in making himself a suc- but they seem to have forgotten Ring A8255. to amicable terms. detectives from the special service lowing message: I am I don't know why. are being fished up to cess. So, Reg., I congratulate you. me. the conveyances branch of Scotland Yard, which by the to comforted go "We are of the travelling I hope the results of the bazaar glad to hear that you deals with political crime, have. Michaels life has meet the demands that Dongarra that transknowledge and school, atqueerest enan that you in the it'.; Convent were most satisfactory, been sent to Ireland the grand public, but have have been freely given to joyed yourself during Christmas, is a pretty place, and that youWhen service that ever was seen out tempt to arrest him and name cause of liberty; that his strug- port It's comedy on and that you were able to keep a nice big river near by. tell His of Comic Cuts. come away defeated. received have me principles must and the you gle told wheels sure enough, and I'm business awake for the midnight mass. you write again pretty Dongarra, is Michael Collins, and he is the the generous approval of his counThank you for your nice wishes for more about your the kittens. real head and organiser of the wish public who must comebyto excessive expressed I his that and try, and partilittle brother, Christmas.-Your loving Sinn Fein movement, more of are being victimised was to be privileged to be the firstthe upset, and AUNT BESSY. am very pleased that the bazaarClaus charges. The city looks the cularly that side of it Which reto make prisoners Santa Cork hope trouble the I long nolicemeir successful. of how so knows sults in the murder and supreme sacrifice was granted to nobody getting didn't forget you at Christmas, wil. last. Just now we are walking and soldiers and others who . have Brook Hills, via New Norcia, pleased with him." . that you were verystocking. a spell of hot weather, and distressgiven offence to Sinn Fein. 12, 1920. December Write Father!" your arc very in Me, be tt ere he put "Let Them Shoot long distances must It is an open. secret that Dear Aunt Bessy,-I suppose you what love the Service ing to those who are off the track plenty of men both among are On October 25th Secret forgotten you, but often to your UNT BESSY. trust you are think I have long military and the police who on agents entered the house of Mr. of the tram lines. I holidays, very hot been has It have not. I and your Moher, enjoying at all senr., prepared to shoot Collins Gleeson, William present. There was at way up this Box, in Letter came School is has Collins Year New Michael his the . sight. . County Tipperary, in search ofthey though sulky look in its face it will a big storm up here two weeks ago. with a Quindalup, Dec. 20, 1920. Sinn Fein, and when he is capturson James, whom they stated We had forty young tur(Wet). be to vr:ll begins Chambers. it movement before you Top floor, the long killed stated be father suppose or not ed had come to kill. The Dear Aunt Bessy,-I and a wild cat killed them all that it will have many keys, collapse like a house of cards." is think I have left your Corner, not that James was not at home. He pleasant, and loving to twenty last night. Father all.-Your you long for a murderers, blessings the such by for Lessons. I was threatened having written Blind to all harvesting at present. AUNT BESSY. busy will prove SL George's Terrace, Perth his son, William, hearing the haven't been going to school this while; but this letter There you have the secret of a and will forthreats, called from his bed: long time, but I am going next year. otherwise, and I hope soyouneglectful. 1, 1920. Ded. number of the murders that soldiers Kalgoorlie, STOTT & HOARE, Proprietors. Well, dear Aunt Bessy, would you give me for being "Let Them Shoot Me, Father, and police and Black and Tans havea you often have have weather Bessy,-I the of of sort Aunt photo, a me What Dear send kindly Instead of You." committed these weeks past. If to days your of Several one Aunty? benome I must close now with been having, wanted to "wee ones." SUCCESS in Business man was unfortunate enough almost The English Secret Service took nieces, and at last I thought best love to the "wee ones."-I re- down here the heat was bear the slightest resemblance to the boy at his word, dragged him many I saw by last Sun- main, your loving niece. write. stifling, but now it is much cooler. from TRAINING comes Michael Collins he was shot down from his bed, and murdered him I would that examinjust had our final every day's issue of THE RECORD GERTRUDE MAHER. We have school, like a dog. But so far they have outside his father's house. the and almost ation at you were offering a prize for Gertrude, dear not got Collins. Not that it matmy into letter, thought Your passed I I Joseph and was promoted. On Monday, October 25th, We Coach inbest Christmas story, to me. I childTenth ters much from the point of view Murphy Standard, and have been SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, died untried and unsenten- I would like to try even if I am was a pleasant surprise of Ireland if they do get him, for a ced in Cork prison after a fast of 79 not you had pushed me the lessons in French, algebra, successful one. I live on a really did think taking Commercial glad I am but thousand others will rise to take his days. His father, Mr. Timothy farmthe BOOKKEEPING. thoughts, your back geometry. A few weeks near Albany, but I am now out of Georgian Of course, the Perhaps, had the and place. ENGLISH, Etc., ea.:, All the sympathy of staying with my sister in Kalgoor- that you didn't.happened I sat for a French examination, but Murphy, met you along fools cannot see that. All they can many of not My yet. storm Subjects. big Business friends with these words: lie, where I attend the Convent -have not heard the results see is that "when Collins is killed, one of your nieces would have forgotten me. EarthChristmas is close, isn't it? "I aim proud that Joseph has Mercy. I inknow have a way of word, the movement will collapse like a is busy making prepare. Katanning. I will be quakes and stormsremember FULL BUSINESS Everyone Special Cur died for Ireland. If he had been who lives their house of cards!" Mass to Albany in about a making people We are going to COURSE guarantees to fully qual. a criminal I would hang my head, going back Nothing seems to teach the Engglad you remem- tions. time, but I will still con- friends, and I'm Christmas. Christmas morning. With love and ify in ONE YEAR. but now I can walk with my head week's I had lish Government. The lessons of a before me ones," bered Wishing you write. kisses to yourself and "wee tinue to erect through Cork." the past seven hundred years are quite a large gathering of my little loving niece. very bright and happy Christmas, IMPORTANT.-We are having inwasted on it; and, worse than that, what friends at our annual- meeting, and -Your Cork's Martyr. NITA HARRIS. and hoping you will tellI me pleasure stalled, to be ready for March a the very lessons it is getting at the great were dose letters their will story. my fastof then having think 6th, you October On Receiving Apglad, are I'm hands of the Irish people to-day What a wicked thing for a Well now, Nita dear, awakened (1920), a Lone Range type Alderman Terence with love to yourself and the "wee to me. you have paratus of the most modern taught ignored or scorned. Let us recall a ed fifty-six days, loving niece, wild cat to do. He was determined really glad.long your remain Cork, of Mayor Lord ones."-I Receiver, MacSwiney, your in Crystal readand sleep, and wonderful Valve They make few. evidently to have his Christmas din- from your MADGE PARSONS. following message to the remembered me. I by Expert Instructors. Students have harthe awakening I hope ing. Some day- they will be in the sent the hand. ner before You are very welcome to the vest was a good one, and that father was beginning to think you had for- qualify for Operator's Certificate in school books of every country that hunger-strikers in Cork prison: "Comrades, if we twelve g.) in Corner, my dear Madge. I got your boasts of freedom and desires to I haven't got a photo gotten me. So many seem to have 12 Months. with was pleased. ones," glorious succession to the grave, story, and it was passed on sorry inculcate it into the very marrow but when I do dcne that within the last few years. of the "wee I am the name of Ireland will flash in others for judgment. amongst of its people. And note, too, that not forget you. Write I congratulate you on your success I shall get one Terms on Application to: the the to notice that it wasn't a tongue of flame through at school; you haven't been asleep these extracts cover a period of but loving your to oftener T. S. HALPIN, BA., Principal. needn't be Nita dear, judging by your world and be a sign of hope for prizewinners, but you there, BESSY. four or five weeks! AUNT All (Late 18th. Batt., Al.? all time to every people struggling disappointed because it wasn't. and promotion to the Tenth Standard. Proud to Suffer. and in- the stories were well written, in French, thought Let the you passed to be free. 1920. I hope 12, Dec. Dongarra, 'Phone 2357. On September 22nd the English dying prayer the judge assured me they were was a very deour Christmas and let spire us that your my is Bessy,-This Aunt Dear "police" sacked the village of LahPerhaps your next at- first letter to you, and I would like lightful and happy one. We had be an exhortation to each other clever. Try, Many houses Join an Irish Society. inch, County Clare. and to our people, that everyone tempt will be more fortunate. to become one of your nieces. I ant delightful weather in Perth, but we were given to the flames. Among every- try again is a good motto, and they sacrifice prepared to be Miss of these was the residence thing, and God will at last redeem who practice it are bound to meet So my Maire O'Dwyer. After the wreckers with success some day. our country." had left the village the neighbours On October 24th, Alderman Ter- dear Madge, try, try again. I shall gathered round the ruins of Maire ence MacSwiney died after a fast of be very pleased to hear from you O'Dwyer's home to offer the owner seventy-four days. The last words often, and you must when you go their sympathy. Maire O'Dwyer spoken by the Lord Mayor Were beck to Albany tell me all the made a short speech to them from spoken three days before he died. la test in connection with St. the gaping doorway. She said: Joseph's.-Your loving He said to his sister: AUNT BESSY. "When houses and persons to bear witness to you "I want of anger the for selected were of the die a soldier fact that I the Kalgoorlie, Dec. 1, 1920. Ireland's enemies, thank God Irish Republic. God Save Ireours was selected for the worst. I Aunt Bessy,-I read of your Dear land." in home RE am prouder to see my competition in last Sunday's would the ashes than standing under CORD, and as I thought I circumstances.'.' to try it, I am sending my like IRISH NATIONAL

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13 story with this letter. I am From the same village a young marFORESTERS home years old, and I am in the seventh ried woman, whose family standard at school. In nine fordays' A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. was on the same occasion bombed the Cheapest Con- time school will be closing and burned to the ground by Eng- No Initiation Fee. tributions. Christmas holidays, and I am look. lish police, wrote: them. All enjoying to forward O'Neill, Perth, ing Branches: Hugh "Poor mother! She never had alternate Thursdays, in the the schools are now holdingis totheir and comfort or pleasure in this meets be Hall (Room 14), Beaufort- annual concerts. and ours She worked early and late Trades life. Perth. Brian Boru Branch, held on December 8. We areat havslaving when other people were in street, the examination Tuesday, a Catechism alternate ing every Frernartle, their beds to make a comfortable Friendly Societies Hall, 84 Adelaide - end of this week, and as the prize is home for us, and now it is all street, Secretary's address, W. gold medal, we are all anxious to gone -420,000 worth at the lowest Keating, 23 Burt -street, Fremantle. awin I would like to be one of But I will be Charles Stuart Parnell, Boulder. your it.nieces, . calculation. and I shall write often. forever grateful to Almighty God Secretary's address, Court are well, and with love Hotel, you Hoping for saving our lives and leaving us Boulder; meets alternate Fridays. to yourself and the "wee ones," I our senses. Since it was His Al- John Dillon, Midland Junction. J. remain, your loving niece, de. mighty Will and the cause DOREEN NOBLE... F. O'Malley, Quebec -street. Midland Shrewd men reviewing the present position of the woollen marmanded that we should lose all, Junction. only come Thanks, Doreen, for the nice ket in England as indicated by the newspaper reports canstill we will lay our tumble sacrifice at Money to Lend on application to story further competithe for wrote you to one conclusion, and that is that Suits must advance the feet of God and Dark Rosa- the Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. gain a prize in price in the near future. The one way to avoid these rising costs leen, and once again, and more and R. Maxwell, Barrack-street, tion, though it didn't attempt, delay. and without requirements Clothing future good your very for a to provide is fervently than ever, we pledge our Perth, or the General Secretary, care it was with practice and perseverence you Ire- J. J. Snigg, Barrack -street. life's service to God and should be an interesting little story. land." I hope to publish later. A Preest Flogged. YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF teller some of the stories in the Corner WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Rev. Patrick O'Reilly, Catholic offers. You opportunity later when Curate of Feakle, County Clare, was must continue to write to me now needs The purchase of a Suit or two over and above immediate ahead. taken from his house on the night of Under the Patronage of His Grace that you have come to us. I wonthe Archbishop. assist materially in carrying men over the high price period October 8th and flogged by English why you didn't come to us will der The market. woollen favourable this of the LanguStudy of advantage Th Objects: not taking .Ve are troops and when he protested to I hope your Christmas margin of profit we retain on Brown's Better Suits is as lowweasaimposthe English officer in charge, was age, Music, History, Literature, and earlier? New Year holidays were bright at and all times At conditions. and the revival present-day of Ireland, Dancing with consistent sible beaten by that officer. His house and happy, and all that you desired, VALUE FOR THE PURCHASER, and Brown's Better Suits still was then bombed and riddled with of the ideals of an Irish -Ireland. got the gold medal. embody the same sterling value that has made them famous right The Society MEETS NEXT MON- also that you would bullets. Father O'Reilly wrote to like to be one you as it is at 8 p.m., at ST. You saidnieces. West Australia. We buy materials as heavily the Press on October 13th. In the DAY EVENING Doreen, dear, you throughout figure that SCHOOL, of my PATRICK'S BOYS' possible to do, and tailor our Suits for the lowest possible course of his letter he sail: are one now, and I'm your loving on the immense turndepending for, be done can WELLINGTON-STREET. TAILORING GOOD AUNT BESSY. "I, too, can now more thorough. Monthly Subscriptions: Ladies over and the satisfaction that our Suits give the wearers to make with all those and Juveniles, 6d; Gentlemen, Is. ly sympathise our business a commercial success. whose homes are burned and deJ. P. DOHENY, Hon. Secretary. Goomalling, Dec. 11, 1920. them well ahead of your stroyed, reminding them that 'the Buy GOOD CLOTHES ("ILY, and buyClothing P. CLIFFORD, Asst. Secretary. was pleased Bessy,-I Buy Aunt Dear outlay. Son of Man hath not whereon to needs if you would save mor. on your to see my letter in THE RECORD. and Satisfaction Quality, Style, have you and Suits, lay his Head.' I stand for peace, Better collecting card Brown's the received I also YOUNG CATHOLIC PERTH but peace with honour, and and have collected the amount of £1 into the bargain. MEN'S SOCIETY. though my life may now be in 2s 6d for the "wee ones." Dad has danger, I shall never be a traitor given me a cheque for that amount, 504 HAY-STREET, PER777to the flag of my country. God and I hope it (Under the Patronage of His 'race which I am enclosing, Save Ireland!" a will be a help towards making Archbishop Clune.) the "wee for Let It Be Sol" Billiard Room, Lounge, Libr'ry, bright Christmas ones." We are having our school Card Room, Cricket Club, Har On the night of Monday, October concert on Monday next, and have riers' Club, Debating, Musi20th, Frank and Edward O'Dwyer, been very busy practising for it cal and Dramatic Society. brothers, were taken from their faever since I last wrote. I am going CLASSES. ACCOUNTANCY ther's residence by a party of EngDoctor." and lish military and police, who mur- A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CA- to be the "Dolly'ssuit for the occaMAN SHOULD have a very smart YOUNG THOLIC dered -them in cold blood before the of medicine and plenty also TO. sion, BELONG eyes of their sisters and mother. Full particulars on aplication to-- surgical instruments. I am also go. OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTThey were the only sons of Mrs. MENT. W. J. WEBB. Hon. Secretary. ing to sing the "Curly Headed O'Dwyer, aged seventy years. When up Coons." Grandma has been ha, This important Department givthe neighbours offered their symus for with staying Guildford from been organised with a view to pathy to the old woman she said: Society of St. Vincent de Paul a week, and she has been kind cannot call who clients, country ing "My two boys, who worked our enough to fix up all our fancy Western Australia (Immo ) personally, the full benefit of the G. reason farm, are killed without suits for the concert. Dear Aunt R. BROWN TAILORING SERor cause. They were shot down Bessy, you wanted to know how I purpose for the VICE. No matter at what distance exists This Society practically before my eyes. But of assisting worthy families and shaped at the fancy dress ball. Well You live from the city we can fit let it be so. We will bear it all others, including inmates of public I don't know if I shoped very well you to your entire satisfaction by have to for Ireland." I managed but not, or circumstanmeans of our Mail Order System in indigent institutions, and same the Cie all dances the of most good On Tuesday, October 21, Mr Michael ces, and engages in other Thus you have the benefit of vain' hope to have a dance after our S. Walsh, a Republican member of works. Tailored Clothes at sterling door It is governed by a Coun- Iconcert. the of aid in bazaar Our your to right brought taCouncil, was Barprices the Galway Urban cil, office in Swan Chambers, R4Qvality We night. Send to-day-a postcard will doken from his house by English Sec- rack-street, Perth, and nas bran Convent finished last heard the results of the for our liberal parcel of patterns ret Service agents and murdered by ches or conferences in many parishes have notyet, AILORING. will there iT think I but -measurement home takings simple and them in cold blood. When they throughout the State. ea, Christmas is chart. These are sent free to your The calls on its funds are many, be a fair amount. were taking him from his shop, the hand. How quickly the address. murderers asked one of Mr. Walsh's and with a view to supplementing near at three having are We apprentices, Martin Monaghan, 17 its resources, the Society invites time goes. WRITE US TO -DAY. on Christmas Day. I hope years of age, if he were a rebel. The persons when making their wills to Masses Wass if I "I am," "Then," remember its work. Bequests may to serve at the midnight that boy answered, long. to keep awake said one of the murderers. "you be made in favour of the Particu- am ablenow close, wishing you and When Mr. lar Council, or any Conference of the I will will get the same." the "wee ones" a very happy ChristWalsh had been murdered, Rev. M. Society.

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Africa. two centuries against South the first 111,500 people witnessed amtest match, and the gate receipts During the ounted to £10,386 14/. for paid people 111.265 test second These £9,357. of sum tile admission The figures beat all previous records. test the at 96,263 was best previously 1911. match in Melbourne in December £4,353. The The gate receipts totalled recent Melbourne attendance at the when rememit Is game is remarkable 4 .. b oregory bered that to game occupied practically Parkin, c Mailes, 5 b Armstrong days. Howell, st. Oldfleld, THE SECOND TEST. 21 only three . exchange,not out This is from a Victorian actions, but we might have to face Strudwick, Hundreds of people for on miles at his command. (By "Wattle.") -Douglas has 16 men Hearne, absent (ill) Sun- the intervention of armed human Children's Black Calf SANDALS, How many separate and distinct elevens around journeyed to Bolton Sundry .. Ladies' Special Buckskin Lace & Those were the words of 6, 6/11; 7 to 10, he exactly alike part shall which take two of -no to 21st, Australia Again Victorious. plain or toe caps, 60 welt soles, sizes 4 to 251 SHOES, from day, November not select Court him to was he for when possible .. it George Total Lloyd de Mr. accordwon has been If every match lasts in the enthusiastic welcome pr'rs only, at 22/6; usual price 35/-. :711. '1 he second test Bowling. -Gregory, 7 for 59; Arm- that number, and SHOES, 1 -bar only Prime Minister, but when he was innings Not Glace An him (,hildren's take it Mannix. would long how days, 50. for five Australia. Archbishop 2 ed Splendid Fitters. troops cisively by decisive win, strong, in an average season of seven months welted soles, sizes 4 to 6, 6/11; 7 to of his Grace along talking about what British against Second Innings. and 91 runs betokensit a must 20 to try out each possible combination was the passage Reliable Makers. were doing in South Africa be said .. witnessed Kellev:ay )O, 7/11. b thoroughfares but main who Those was, XI?" the it against the Australian and so c Gregory, Boers, and now the same man Men's Finest Glace Kid Lace 4 White Canvas Derby was very unlucky in Makepeace, Ladies' like these problems have something by large numbers of people, but the the sending over troops, and the strong tdat England Twice latest shape, 23 here to try their mettle. they had to bat Rhodes, BOOTS, Whybrow's Special quality, SHOES, welted soles, c Collins, b Armstrong clamour for admission to the Olym- was do many ways. 1 to . Tans," and "Black special heavy usual, 39/6: Special Toby thousands b GAMES. and Whybrow's; c where W.A.C.A. Hall, 17/9. 5 pic Picture on a wicket damagedof the visitors Hendren, b Collins in anyparallel no had which Armstrong. c hunthings be foregathered, was so great that Russell, day, 29/6. 9 : The games left unconcluded willrailrain, and a numberlist-Hearne did Douglas, b Gregory Ladies' White Canvas Lace and Arm played out to -day. Owing to the Men's Finest Glace Wallaby Derby b unable to be accommo- thing which happened in South c Oldtlelil, were on the sick innings. way trouble, players may 2nd it awk- dreds were Then Strudwick, Court SHOES, round or pointed BOOTS, stout welted soles, Marstrong Mounted and a large num- Africa. grounds. dated. the various to ward getting not bat in either usual men Woolley, b Ryder .. or toe caps, 13/9; attendin Ireland. in plain Clareshapes, best quality, 29/6. were Frightfulness shall's to travel The prominent to have police 0 "C" Perth foot most .. East of ber their b Armstrong some of Tierby Clareheat of Parkin, cnotTaylor, and mont; midland "B" to Subiaco; price 21/, Men's Fine fllace their duties were coindone by the systematic by the great too, out had Howell, were prostrated mont "A" to W.A.C.A., and Subleco ance, but light. Dr. Manix had was welted soles, good. fitting, .. SHOES, of the British Caaction Sundries deliberate nd paratively Court conte to Midland. Canvas the opening day. its Australia. to "A" White own Ladies' ex. un28/6, inF.O'Brien, soldiers H. the British Mr. and by hinet misfortunes .. as chairman Defeat Wellington. 1" y. under doctor's Total .. SHOES, buckle, sewn soles, splenMalley, and was sup- der the shadow of the Union Jack Rope -soled SHOES, 3/3, 3/11 4/11, with. Macartonef for 26; Colnot play, and Bowling. -Armstrong, 1 4 for These two sides met twice during Mayor of Altrincham. cl,(1 fitting, 12/9. structions, andidinured 17, Kelle30 that Ireland was expected to be arm was 5/11. i7; Ryder, 499, lins, 2 for 25. the holidays, and on both occasions vic- ported on the platform by about owin to Australia's big, score ofunable Court Canvas you," wins White for Both 1 tell with C.Y.M.S. murders rested not no Ladies' the way, tory "I need There were proud of. to bowl. gave them a great hold on SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN ALL INTERSTATE CRICKET. men were full of merit, as their opponents clergy. however, after several min - in Ireland until the British soldiers SHOES, welted soles, long vamp, all supporters of our WHITE LINES. were quite a strong combinationof turf said Dr. Mannix, with the 19/11. game, and that N.8.W. v. QUEENSLAND. "how special, over interfered Whybrow's went cheering, rain Tans" and won prolonged first game was by sites of and "Black was cut.in Syd- cricketers. The Beasley. felt sorry with bat and my heart goes out to the people of there, and if at the present moment This game was commenced With good cause, itd have won four wickets. Cornplay. The Eve. Austwoul ney on New Year's score of 506. The ball, and Mayhew, with the bat, were wel- the British army of occupation were sidered for the splendid lordsnary conditions. a big- stalks hit up the bigthree fur 156 when the most successful players for the Lancashire handsomelythat underra Australia put up The second game was play- come they have given me amongst to clear out of the country he protime of winners. or a test Queenslanders hail Only twice Inhas play, and up tobeen of miser! that Ireland batted the nest innings when deal 'Wellington prevented last. a great the Monday would be as got rain ed on have reI them. ger score 1918 at Adelaide, on writing the game had not first, but went cheaply for 85. Jamie- sympathy not merely from Catho- peaceful a country as there were match In the same year son 27 was scorer in chief, while Gormade sumed. tally reached 573; Australia use from also If only but the globe. ground Kalgoorlie of In Irishmen, face '24, Beasley the for and on of Play 3 lics 30, Preston 6 for don Will the Melbourne nrst Australian. with 520 beof free C.Y.M.S. a the -Irishmen score secured wickets. non got the for Fein Perth. 18 and Sinn and the legitimate the big ket. non-Catholics On both occasions :: innings has been compiled 224. Minehan 61, Preston 56- cause I have not been allowed to hand in Ireland, then there would to score an principal run The welcome announcement scores,sufficed Eleven to and Mayhew 36 were the Dealing Australian of :: in parts the country." own not merely that best with my peace, 66, did visit be made English getters. Hogue, 4 for game victory. coming the the of for a Grace England IreAt Wellingtons. of visit the Irish situation his Ireland, but all over Ireland. both at Kal- the ball for the outstanding features season will play as the fine work 162. with made of poli- land has taken her own stand. She Information second knock Wellington hundred cricket just concluded Perth. From that 23 said that it was no question scored an even a one Knight 40, Watts 40, and liewson kining goorlie and Gregory. bat,lieand understood at Kalgoorlie followed up it was tics; was going to fight her own battles most successful batsmen. received it is the being with the firstt played tile be game r (:.Y.m.s. knocked off the required 32 day's game will and a two days' even if nobody helped her, but he THE PALACE HOTEL Tal. A11140. 7 and one for the A Question of Humanity Starch 16th wickets, thus All the loss of two for Englishmen on runs the 21st. of and was 19th the Labour leaders would be nings there winning by eight wickets. In Perth on the St. George's Terrace, Perth, WA. pleased with question whether ur not the hoped in the second. of Then This young cricket show no are highly our would and a Pellew. lovers less friendly, in no play situated up, men is perheld But The PALACE of seeing British people were to be "I' fine innings 116 to fine style.with the bat the prospect practical friendship to Ireland close tt will flock to see player gotbest GOLDFIELDS and big crowds performance and rightly held up. before the less they were prepared to show most charming position,Houses, cham- here,games asst haps the the in both centres. credit of England's se- the B.C.Y.M.S. met Moonta Turks on whole world as the greatest hypo- than Banks and Commercial patronisoi goes to spoke DENTAL SURGEON. English Grace for His end of the the the Russians. At to out. Australian "Certainties" and is largely the crites the world ever saw. The plon-liobbs. Sunday, December 19th, on he was 53 not Tour. hour and a half, and Theatres, Graan over and for severely Farmers cond day's thepies said: that had principal rain himself Turks had the The by eight ground. Launceston heavy 148 BARRACK-ST. (Upstairs). Prime Minister crowd announced waiting the have Then camethe wicket, addressed also but Hobbsby showed The selectors the forthcoming trip first use of the wickets, but offered "What justice is there in punishing ziers in the State. carrydaaged was a real champion in- "certainties for Armstrong (Vic.), committed by outside the hall.spent the week -end that he score Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered DenMODERATE TARIFF, to 100-a wonderful Hen- to England. They are Taylor, (Gregory, practically no resistance, being dis- one man for offences has no conthe Dr. Mannix ing his Bardsley, tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully draws missed for 86. Harold Rodda secured others over whom he Pellew the circumstances. Collins, Moy(N.S.W.), Thomas carryFather of by nings undershowed the guest J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. in Western as Macartney members of the the fine average of eight wicket) for trol? and his mettle and prolonged, is Malley war attention of the public to the fact that his practicebuilt the If dren also where Horwich, to 67. The other later. Mary's, A1428. St. the at on score Ian, been (S.A.). has out Telephone eighteen years, last not the sent character during his this of Australia, and ing 63. Bowling with a precise length, if operations morning. won the totossthe wickets, party will be chosen recommendations Armstrong Ba-Islet' not he said Mass on Sunday solid foundations of meritorious skill and the batsmen tipped up some very should continue, we should Sundries. hands of Holy Communion. he Collins andattack that administered much the so and this in appreciatec, Pet. He trans was by patients. these gratified of from "fiver" were readily acshame ones, which the a soft while thend Douglas. Collins sllould test cepted, C.Y.M.S. replied with 169, only suffer He has The running out of recent Writhe wishes to prevent mistakes regarding his address. Howell Newcastle Club Hotel by Rhodeshad inscored lew and Gregor outIna the caught before precedent. BLACKBURN'S GE EAT WELCOME. employs no agencies, and Perth, in have beeanHowell, establishment withy the one he only not is AdeMcCarthy -scoring with Fremantle. Hughie top in Terrace, match South match when luck praises, slips, off not blame the British people, was present at ofa test touts, or canvassers in Town or Country. The Press endorses !Sowell, andthesuch 67. Though only in the knicker. luck for throughout years ago,accominnings. ter -bad Following his visit to Horwich did practically a number him the Medical Profession recommends, and the Public Trumper drop- laide Mannix but laid the blame, or door stuck to number bocker stage, he is something in and Bolton, Archbishop of chancesto were Clem 11111 and Victor stroke that of the Newly Renovated and Up-to-Date. daily demonis teeth The the at of removing of it, system whole marvellous feat. the that this Quite a dishearten Cussimilar a ve next the dri prodigy. His on slips, enoughand Howell was plished journeyed to Blackburn Goldfields and North-West South was at straiThgeht Ade- the way of a youthful ped in the campaigner, unfortunately, ruled strated without pain. produchee d the rus fo-. brother, Jack 'McCarthy, came next Monday. Over 30,000 pople lined Cabinet that, the oldest to rule tomers specially catered great l enf -hander. test match. putSuch was trying of Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth are withand sets beautiful a very long with a capital 36, England, Our on by t Oval was proa door. Dan Curtin playing In hisThefirst which at stop pair boundary the streets, through the ball stopped Nothing that was done Beach tramsT. H. RYAN (late secout doubt the best in the world; the contour of the face and caught laide is cricket. Collinsopening The went in at the right time and com- cession 2,000 strong, with 100 torch - Ireland. was dismissed one on the drive, and what Proprietor: 116, when off Howell. mouth being reproduced in such a manner as to defy detection. He had batted a few feet from the boundary. St. in Belgium was worse than chased the piled a very careful 30. by Others to lights. marched, headed mid-off the by Hearne retary Celtic Club, & Wyndham). six 4's.-1-64at deep reached day every hit and now done and 'keeper's Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly tastebeing neldsman was minutes. clean and 100 it show out well with the bat were Thomas' Boys' Band, Preston, 197. but was before Telephone next, but AusI have many to was ball, policy present added the Park under less, and permanently wholesome and pure. Ireland been 116. -2-0-116. Greg. Hickey, Bill Ryan and Harold St. Joseph's Pipers' Band. Manches in live runs had ball by Howell. fitnewsTheir Later this a boundary bowled first imitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. Teeth not and BardsleY. He hands Government. the is cf was tally. go roe to tralia's being man Rodda. Jack McCarthy helped to-da the processionists least, call The next among At style, and ter, d, 12 system. new best that on my remodelled 20 day can be his that ting them In aboput told 51 Was papers of the ground HOTEL H. Rodda by bowling two for had scored111minutes at the task. Ile stretchedshortene 17. Bishop Hanlon and a number acrossand SUBIACO is workmanship My elsewhere. by going shot before been dentures, see my had and occupied bike track. Tylor and Bishop British officers The fielding was first-class, and no 3 51-118. yards from the district clergy. doubt a ongreat Sinn hit nve my best advertisement, because I devote all my time personally ROBERT-ROAD, SUBIACO. associaated, batthe doubt was responsible for our op- local and Strudwick is without in those who were said to be sorry, were now enterprising were meeting at the I am runs where Armstrong bright presided right stay 307 can Hanlon I Hence, practice. my one to sincerely and was He wicketkeeper. match before ponents' very low score. Those to the Public Hall, where Dr. Mannix Feiners. Emu Beer Always on Tap. some very pair put on 76, and board in the recentintest known by my reputation. the scoring book. if any sympathy of his were of Good Accommodation for Country ting ensued. This sent pavilionwards a bye went downto Australia with War- show out well were Charlie O'Dea was given a tumultuous reception. and Country patients can be attended to in one day; consultsthen Armstong was use he would give that sympathy to came Visitors. In front of a straight act Strudwick or (excellent), Joe Brennan combination, (wicket. word if that said 1903-4 through getting Grace 1.b.w.His the tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who conlost those 12 officers, had Proprietor. English skipper. and bat- ner's team in to Lilies'. Ile was called keeper, not one bye), Jack Conway, who those WING, WALTER one from the bloodto end could put an and his of me and entrust their work to me. sult understudy no Kelleway followed as trip, had he men, that a efficient on brave, 4-39-194. stolidy fell do very little for nine. He in that Jim O'Malley and Chas. McCarthy. shed in Ireland on one side or the Take a note of my address for reference, and call before decorn- on to hate ted very the Howell-Strudwick established a record WHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER the bat. Our next match is against that doubt. Strag- other he could assure them Dentistry in all its branches by Skit mean- roustonly victim to turns withmiles ciding to go elsewhere. three Taylor, had and 0-220. he TO Officers the blnation.-5glers on the Launceston. Players Of the Twelve British man 13,000 not remain unspoken cricket that ed Assistants. bringing a him feet Fancyonly three turns with and supporters will he pleased to word would while, was playing his using ungiving remain was not unHe he Month. Beverley, First Sunday. would in the seven, then act lives, Saturday York, First who lost their crowds like. and driving Howell right the bat in first-class games. 287 lu bls rote that we are now dead -heating and that made Irishmen -and, CHARLES ST., WEST PERTH, splendidly, carpet. Up-to-date, his was were done. He did not come there that derstood, the for second pleace. R. E. Foster, Is who along theeffort with the bat. Then came first at the head of Test any to ventilate or England nights in match. all of let nobody test night therefore hands the best together until batting averages of All England The second eleven played a match personal grievance. He came to Scotland run away with the idea And your old fri_..dto Ernie has This pair keptTaylor 148 BARRACK -STREET (Upstairs). Pellew. reached, you all. attempt- match out a welcome when with anoweveraverage on Sunday morning week against talk about 251 was that what was being done in Ireand sent the nine Innings,e, Imposing hadbatsmen. are the South Boulder, and were defeated Home. only Residential -Class aced a late cut off atParkin First who more hatred was being done through first slip, land 60.75. Muchsecond man on the list. by 25 runs. of ball to Woolley Attention. batsand Ireland of Chief scorers Cleanliness were of the The Tragedy 27 chance. The departing or Scotchmen or of Englishmen hit figures He has batted cepted the 68 high- Tommy Mahulick (25) and H. Mcin 130 minutes, and John BerryanHobbs. McGrade, Proprietor. It was nothing man made average of 65, and a a great variety on the es,:.utes-en Welshmen. for displayed five t's. He Ryder J. Shelley, IV. Rodda and about the stain done, being was joined Pellew, and times of 187. the head of Austra- Carthy (14). What Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. kind. of the score to est things Were of strokes. cheon of England. and W. evenly shared the carried to 282 of without five A. E. Trott is at it condemnor batted praised they whether SPIGL only the score wasbefore as were? play. "The Famous "Snigg's Corner," the close remain in Ireland as they batsmen, but he innings. bowling honours. whether further loss was resumed uncompleted ed it, was done because, next day, lian the three into with who ground PERTH, be times, to play those Of Ireland TOBACCONIST, When in On Sunday week our representa- Was of 103. or Irish, they to Douglas, and did and an averagethan people they were British Ryder took tostrike the English 10 innings, Vernon Were ball tives engaged dust? secotid the Stragglers more on the the incut the played upon 29 to impose were attempting attempting in the Ransford leads the way withan average Launceston. THE PLACE TO GO FOR --placed it -7Will be pleased if you would call for The day was very going to trample on their brothers as Taylor had done t 3highest score, for and to Irish people alien rule. The policy your requirements and save money. at short ship.began hands of Woolleyfollowed a nings, 143 Clem Hill is next with 76 warm, and this militated, to a cer- and sisters over in Ireland, FASHION and SILK and of frightfulness was bound to fail: FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, of 38.68. as 9. au aveGregory them and upon Haircutting 282. score, 4d.; full trample Shaving to was highest that against continue tain extent, our best efforts with Pellew went for the innings, 188 Iredide, had failed, and the sooner the partnership cricket. Then comeArmstrong, Orders sent to any part of WA. Both SOX, TIES, ETC. been doing of a certainty it SHIRTS, had rage of 35.46. being put forward. Stragglers had they of brilliant the better. up gave it scored Government Murdoch, and He fashion Trumper, Duff, He hoped not. by V.P. Post. No remittance needbowling in confident com- in the past? At one stage the pair Darling, Noble and Graham. than first use of the wickets, and at a fast rate. ed. Cheapest in Perth. Frequent piled 138. Bowling honours were Hill has made more runs minutes. or Austraadded 102 in 66made bowling, anyClem EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL BACK TO THE FOLD. Razors Set, Watches, Pipes, or hatsman--English is secured by H. Rodda (3 for 69), J. other total His changes were resuitless.in the English- lian--in test matches. The BOULDER. the of any other articles Repaired, with were all Wizard but McCarthy (3 for 39). G. Hickey (3 In the 2.860. Then comes "The keenness their 2263. up kept men of bunThe Rev, R. Wynter, until a little guarantee. -Victor Trumper-withfollow- for 29) and D. Curtin (1 for A). Our field; there was no "dropping COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. C.Y.M.S. the wic- Willow" John's Oregory is next with 2,193, while ago incumbent of St. The running between McLaren with side opened with H. McCarthy and dles." M.C.C. Sid best seen on the ed by Englishman Archie subhis kets was the many Monday week saw a very gratimade has Sid. Goddard. The former (Eng.) went out Taunton pair The day. a 20 the ground for450, scored in 407 minutes. 1,931. have taken over are when one. G. Hickey compiled 30, fying attendance present at The missiorn to the Catholic Church. Mr. Bowlers who DON'T FORGET THE Drought up Pellew when and done well foratEngland meeting of the above society. Wynter was deprived of the living f an average when he tipped one to the off, A great ovation was given three figures.- wickets ADDRESS occup'ed the at Taunton by the Bishop G. Lohmann. 77 wickets, average Hickey) an (G. at of he reached the coveted joined 51. McCarthy Goddard, who president WilF well a Barnes. he missed itParkin 13.06; W. Peel, 102, at an average of were members When he was new Three bowlto for his refusal and was Of 15.54; R. average of also caught at 24. H. Rodda fol. chair. and duly welcomed by the Bath and Wells pitched one from CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH, 203 of W. Bate, at anleading 16.81: of Benedicfour. lowed, the services and by careful elected cricket discontinue He had been at the wickets tired ed. their had yielded 16.75. These are partnership altered Sundry accounts were tion. Before going to Taunton he S. F. Bate, the bowlers out. KALGOORLIE minutes. The completely McCarthy was pt esident. matinteresting figures: R. Fos178 runs, and of 21.58; T.F.Richard116-450. Other rector of Pentridge, a living in :laded when 26. Jack Conway passed for payment. the austranans.-810G, at an average of P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. ters for came 21.82; the defeat was Gregory ter, reported average saw an and at secretary Shaftesbury, of took his place. The the of the Earl He gift next, and Rodda, by Accommodation for Travellers. Oldffeld century. He, like Pellew, was son, 88, at an al ereve of 25.20. taken 48 consistent scoring, had almost gain- of our quoit representatives in a arid after that Bishop Gore presented Good Tel 386 reach his the echo for his fine effort. Ferris has For Australia, Kalgoorlie him to the rectory of South Leigh, the cheered to the wickets for 137 minutes wickets of 14.25; Turner ed our opponents' total when the match against average an at He was at 16.53; Spofforth keen struggle. The last pair, 101 at an average of18.41; HOTEL PERTH Some of Oxford. Boyle 32 at latter was bowled by a long -hop. T. C.Y.M.S. after a very of Mr. W. E. in the diocese and hit twelve 4's.carried of score the average an at (the 94 141 Malley and Oldfield, J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. twenty members of his former conMcCarthy and Conway carried the With the exception of 20.03; Trumble to 499. by any bowler, score past the danger mark, cyan Ryan, our representatives were. very gregation at St. John's have been ROBERTSON & MOFFAT'S OLD BUILDINGS, MURRAY and an average number taken at This Hotel is noted for its England opened with Hobbs 20.88; Palwas of greatest STREET, PERTH. off colour. More practice is received by Canon O'Shaughnessy, English or Australian) Hormuch the former was run out. McCarC. 29, Rhodes, hut the partnership Macartney to of Drinks. 78 at 21.51; Purity Rhodes attempted mer Noble Mr. 2417: under instruction. short duration. from of or are stow and Jack remained needed. thy Conway with average ne Ph0 Gregory and pull-- dern 32 at an are evenCivility. the of and These business Cleanliness cut an offto-ball 24.78. of principal with two The a married man 11 and 40 not out respectively when his wicket.-1-7-20. Make 115 at an average ed it on The Wynter iswho, Others that are 7 with a three, the leading figures. with him, are about 103 stumps were drawn, with a score of ing was the election of officers. peace opiened confidently George iii fen. contested children, MOIR'S CHAMBERS. Armstrong's deliveries worth quotingofare 57 at 7 for 152. but later foundgetting Jack Conway's was an various offices were keenly to become Catholics. 27; Armstrong, front in leg average his an at at 60 and -Prescient, Jones, awkward, invaluable innings, and was highly and resulted as follows: MOTOR OAR PAINTING. had to retire. --2-4average of 31.84; Ernie 1,. of a straight one and this an average of 58.are doing much better meritorious. Greg. Hickey, Jack Tom Roberts; vice-president. 32. Hendren Joined Hobbs, un- ati Our closed A magnificent procession batsmen HARRY McCARTHY quietly, and were and J. McCarthy; secretory, pair played very"stumps," Maxwell McCarthy and Sid, Goddard also RECHABITE reEnglish RAILWAY the when conquered at Ryan; assistant secretary. the diocesan Eucharistic Congress elini tatt-tnk combination. Established Over 20 Years. and Hen- (Ift"laig7 some nice gave fine displays. Jack Conway W. J. Tyers; treasurer, F. Ardagh; of Senis, France. cord was 2-93. Hobbs 63 which Splendid trium. pro- Though the Australians got 200 195 PIER -STREET. partnership, In the and r Hickeytch alsotookt t:ss o Sam C. dren 29. This exceeded only magaunof had been erected in nuphal arches was not dissolvedwhen scores, they COACH PAINTER. C011ee duced 142 runs, lov elyG warden, IV. Swain; editor es on 174, C. J. merous parts of the little town, PRACTICAL 1ZZ; til the score had reached o4f4'7 tletr.thleat'ffirs'in The cricket club, although enter- zine and press correspondent, a bumpy one from Gre- nrst inHendren skied caught. Other first and MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. librarian, Jack Sutcliffe. which, unfortunately, was partly deHe had made 67 of the opening match. McCarthy; ing in the competition, were not 191 gory and was 133, 1R4, Russel. nings totals were stroyed by a fire started in 1914 by Barnes were hopeful of so much success. Their auditors, R. D. Lane and H. Rodda, in 132 minutes. -3-67-174. took place 176. But then Foster andside. R. for Visitors to Perth. They are right oppoone suitable troops. More than most O'Dea, the German The C. followed. Great cheering Lane, S. a members of that visiting his 100. It was in the resord now stands at 10 matches 7 committee,Steel J. Barrett, H. Rod- thousand choir boys, together with when Hobbs reached had site the Perth Railway Station. Best attention and Moderate of 1.04 and 70 and a short stay, Collins' double has wins, 3 loses. We have a large out- Lane, W. fine effort. Russell Prices. Hallia splendid double, T. the procession. is the priests, led Gregory. off test Matulich, L. Collins first by douMenz, caught being side following, who follow us up, da, C. The finest bats- seldom been excelled. Warren Woolley was the next Bardsley, and render valuable help in the bar- flan, J. Conway, G. Hickey; patron, 4 -0-185. of when he fell a ble of all is that and man, but only got fivespeed 130 at Kensing- racking line, 136 Lane. merchant. scored D. R. who The too, parishioners, victim to Australia's got very S. McDonnell T. P. HERBERT When he had readied 122, ton Oval. P. with The retiring president, Mr. Hi: 5 -6.102. very eagerly follow our doings every 124 and 83 at Adewas brought close to this also at Sunday by perusing the report) in key, installed the successful gentleHobbs' magnificent innings Family Grocer and Provision He was caught by laide, while Victor113Trumper, George makto a conclusion. 59. offices, and various Merchant, their He hit ten men into Adelaide, scored Ryder, off Gregory. for England on THE RECORD. for 210 min- Gunn got 119 and 74 398 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. and was at the wickets Our second eleven have also hat ing eulogistic referenc toforthea retirground, and Albert conthe Sydney cricket only one chance. -6-122and 75 hoping and Nicholson -Road). utes and gavemade got (Near officers, ground ing next 100° Ward on the same also claims a fine some recent victories. The one boundary stroke 208. Parkin of the good work in the Goods carefully packed. Families one from Gre- 117. George Giffen 41, and then snicked a infastslips, made on the match is against the Lakeside team tinuance The President, (Mr. and the 161 of did Country orders daily. double waited on Malley, future. at Lakeside. tnrY, and ground. wicketcricket England's present, Sydney those of -7-4-213. that to. needful. says bens), on hehalf good A Sydney cricket scribe gr. attended skipper, keeper followed, andHe showed proposed a vote of thanks to while was partnered Dr. Steele, South Australia's form with the bat. "the late Ernfor a while reminds one forcibly of West Hickey for his sterling work and by Douglas,. and this pair Australian P. RUSSELL RACING. natty the The separation Parker, est of the ,hair, held up the bowling. in the posession Armstrong get- champion who fell In the war." HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. was brought about by at concluded by wishing all prt.sent THE the expense of W. W. Armstrong's Complete List of ting an 1.b.w. decision Howell in Gent's Hats, Shirts, reason. the Latest joined The The Just concluder. carnival of Trot- the compliments of Donglas.--8- 15-232. pair scored runs Centuries made in Australia. ting proved easily the most successful Ties, Underwear, Etc. Strudick, and thebatsmen had failed. As the coming term Or anises tc Against New South Wales. The attendances at the date. to held beit where the better one, interesting when HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE. four nights' racing aggregated nearly be a most 171 -Sydney, January, 1909. 1906. The linings was concluded by OldfleICI, off 30,000, whilst the totalisator invest- ha yes all the new officers to buck 168-Melbourne, December, 1901. Howell was stumped unfortunately (Opposite Post Office). for ments totalled £50,000. The oniclals in and see that nothing will hamper 137 -Melbourne, December. Armstrong. Hearne, to bat. -9.5-251. January, 1913. must be congratu'Phone, A1474. the Association of -Sydney, January, 118 now is England, was too HI not out 21. society 1903. the progress that the lated on the excellent arrangements 118-Sydney, Strudwick remained on, We are pleased to notice made for the comfort of the people. making. 116--Sydney, January, 1907. England was compelled to follow6.78, To the Members of We Join in the chorus of hope that the the renewal of the old officr. of chair110-Sydney. January, 1908. and at close of play had lost(TuesOf play work on the new grounds will be man; the society is fortunate ui Against Queensland. which on the last day 9-157. ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, pushed on with the utmost vigour. The December.. 1913. day) was increased to and then Woolley -Melbourne, .202 who BOULDER, Sutcliffe, Jack followMr. Inade1904. is hopelessly present ground securing 50 led the batting list, 260 -Melbourne, December,1903. in quate to hold the crowds that will pat- guarantees to have everything ed Rhodes 28, Strudwick 24 and Hobbs 145 -Brisbane, February, Trotting by the time the next apple-pie order in the reading ser ronise Australia. South 20. Against 191 1. carnival happens ar.ound.. Australia won by an Innings and 81 250 -Melbourne, November, 1920. tion. runs. 245-Melbourne, November, 1907. The full details of the scoring is as To -day at Belmont Park Tattersall's 231 -Melbourne. November,1905. Judging follows. Club Meeting takes place. 165 -Adelaide, November, 1919. BOULDER Australia. cards a highly on the the fields from e162 --Melbourne, January, Your Meeting is Next Friday November, 1920. will successful and enjoyable meeting 157 -Melbourne, First Innings. and MEN'S SUITS, Night. BE THERE, and bring a 143 -Melbourne January 1920. result despite train facilities being "in For BOYS' es MERCERY. 1913. to Join the PREMIER Friend December, IIIGH-CLASS Collins, c Hearne, b Howell course is very handalso the al.." Belmont 139 -Melbourne, II Bardsley, c Structwlek, b Woolley 124 -Melbourne, January, 1910. BRANCH in the State. ily situated to the city, and galloping 0 Park, b Howell 118 -Adelaide, November, 1900. supporters will have no clifnculty in P. CONWAY, Secretary, 68 ...: Parkin b 1001. Woolley, c January, Taylor, 02 -Melbourne, reaching the charmingly modern course 7 King -street, Boulder. will Armstrong, I.b.w., b Douglas ..... 399 W. SHEEHAN across the river. Frequent trams river Various Matches. Kelleway, c StrudwIck, b Howell to the -street from Wellington Ausrun of Rest c. XI. 115 HOTEL ORIENT .. 146-Australlan BUTCHER, PRIME BEEF Pellew, b Parkin . across the bridge the distance as and 1908. i3 March, Douglas Sydney, tralia, ST. MARY'S BRANCH, KALRyder, c Woolley, c occupies five minutes the preliEngland, Mel- only HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. v. Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. 33-Australla 1908. walk ought to put racegoers minary GOORLIE. 10C4' : : February, (VrIrcT.. aranhobde.f1°.°."e.i. Telephone 488. Into good fettle for the rest of the Good Accommodation for Country 8 bourne, 132 -Australia v. South Africa, Mel- day. Secretary Keary is working hard Malley, not out .. 7 Visitors. Maritana Street, Picadilly. Sundries bourne, February, 1911. meeting a huge success. Xl. v. New Zealand, to make tile 126--Australlan 474. Telephone Tel. B833. 499 Christchurch, March, 1905. J. MONAGHAN. Total England, Melv. Bowling -Howell. 3 for 142; Doug-Victoria .120 Hear', bourne, February, 1912. GEORGE Meeting on Tuesday B. ti-ghtly Fol las, 2 for 83: Parkin, 2 for 116; SAVOY HOTEL 117 -Victorian XI. v. England, SOuth nil for 38; Woolley, 2 for 87; Rhodes, MANNION & CRUSE Members are in St. Mary's Hall, PHARMACIST, Melbourne, December, 1907. for 26. 1 The Savoy is the Acme of Luxury THE GOLDFIELDS UNDERXI. v. New ZeaEngland. .110 -AustralianMarch, earnestly requested to Roll Up. STREET, and Refinement. 542 HAY 1914. Auckland, TAKERS. land, First Innings. 158 -Australian Xi. v. England, at 7 may be reserved by .. odes, b Gregory 18 HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE. Contribu(ions received any week Accommodation or 4 Sydney, Decem67 ilr,,,r0,, 142,0. letter. akepeace, lbw, b Armstrong wire by the Taylor, Why Do We Lead? Because we un- day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST. skipper has Licenses. Australia's QUIGLEY, M. course, J. Of . b Gregory. Secretary. Collins, c b....siness On our swell, derstand and 5 m ade many centuries In England. Society. an Irish Join .. 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FINAL upon the Hugh O'Neil Branch, I.N.F. Last week we ventured to the insistence or "Go or I tither E. MOSS !Adm. Of the CattleMc Covernment'sCourt." Hugh ARCHBISHOP the not of OUR meeting Justified Popular Latb Competnion.-Mts.Swan At the last CABLES BUSY Arbitration drsti desires to heartily thank the stall officers Cat thy, 46 560 votes (proceeds the fact remains that following the Branch, in their attitude O'Neil votes it 25.705 O'Callaghan. holders and all their assistants, the not sincere-that stall); missChildren the Ministry was and were elected:-P.C.B., Bro. O'Keefe; of Mary's stale) the children of St. marked time-in its Mercy, Wednesday (prOceede of last on Fishers press Muffed, that Itunionists. daily See the Wednesday's appeared in Mur.'hief Langer Pro. D. Bolster; The ronowing cablesthem School and Ladles' College, St. are worth. The demand of the Popular Boy competition.-J. for what they furnishes itiformation publish his Grnareset's mmoeavnesJ. Dwyer; Secretary, phy, the Clon'Manley. or We West Australian Patrick's Boys' School, 19,145 the Abelis more definite regarding that Chief, P.Bro.Ryan; atheise,°-LEO. XIII. Bur- Joseph's Girls' Orchestra and perhing. The second has Mr. Walsh, clerk of party anything: Treasurer, Sister votes St.(proceeds Swan stain: F. 1,760 riven bycourt. had reached the archdiocese of Perth Bro. Catholic Howsoever la Perish is Pergewal Band, also_all kind friends word no neither but Boys' tart that aetivity, soil McManus, D. tnents to London. tration up till then with the direction Walsh nette, 9,285 votes; J. Bro. various returned the and to Woodwards, Ormonde donatione the king; left (prOceeda had node votes who Grace 950 Ills complied J. Holland, Court 8th., 1921. London, January 4. President of the stateMitchell; Beadles, Bros. votes; of the Acting stalls, mentioning the many Convents. Perth, believing and Sister and PERTH. SATURDAY. JANUARY Mr. Walsh's Delegates of St. Patrick's Stall). Archbishop Clime, of had Saunders; that to Me their claims. in general for their etilt, was say. the people Began To press News vanished,apP. Daily the in London The italic question of The Takings of the Irish (Mr. Lloyd George), has - to Annual Convention, Bros. Bolment which appeared of a peaceful settlement port, and to Dr. M. Connor for the free agreement was reachthat fill hope nassport Minister as follows:-"No to Perth. The Primo (New Year's and O'Grady. Swan Stall (Mrs. Murphy) 328 5 4 use of tne grounds, the Catholic Yount Dr. Clune to return plied for his post haste requesting ed at last Friday night's as an ster. Dwyer, Ryan, and the mg heard of this, sent ahismessage The report is construed from the Sis- Vogue Stall (Mrs. . D. Con- 216 0 74 Men's Eqviety for generous assistance there. received Eve) compulsory conference, was work good letter parties Clune's A Dr. the continue that and to Ireland It is added nor) .. President directed 154 19 4 of peace have not vanished. whip of her Acting slid Use of their rooms, and to Mr. but so far neither ters of the Subiaco Girls' Orphanage, indication that hopesmore Children of marya Stan file their claim., of his than outsiders supposed. scourgee unmercifully tobythethefriends of Eng- to the Commissioner work had achieved St. Patrick's stall (airs. Wroboliski for kindly removing acexpressive of good wishes to the That Ireland is being the Union norcomplied London, January 4. 19 11 evident even with direction, for increasingly the members has of becoming R.M.9. thanking the and bOklilfligli free or cost to anow free is Railways in forces 3 sail society, 19 the nothing eppresan triton 144025 therefore, He did not ampsactivities of has. Mose London. in PopurarrYanSe)hoo-I. Court Father is he pebaehed the Perth, that /2/5/ the grounds, of of the and From news Clune, about essential donation 11 cess 294 it as Archbishop lish Toryism. country, which have filtered through the cable Art Union It their Christmas that the authorities regarded upon which to adjudicate." The nom embroglio. Thursday expresses deep gra,litude. Ormond°, understanding Final Dance held in St. a settlement of theledIrish Mr. Mitchell's remarks ill Government is officially Crown, in that ta assist in seeking to preparations for for the orphans. connection with should remain to re- morning's paper de not facilitate an is quite clear the British Joseph's School, Bose to 13 4 arc union drawing activities have picnic of the Foresters of -day that Dr. Clune's annual la regarded as a deevidence The reported of the Tory press, it and of the military punitive was which tkey are winner of policy nor the 1.111 In Parliament), resulted Fein despicable hearing bazaar the early tn Sunday calling the "Dail Eirann" (Sinn anemia' to come has been fixed for the firstPerth behind the criminal been very frequent of late. the Government'sfurther Meanhas et,483 9 3 the supper cloth, which has beento diadelay. finite step in the direction of peace. and the ss. the existence of the Irish February, prisals which have be in opinion con- terms without its window, undersates Kyle's public !etas Australian The in askance; played West English cartloCilts the inverted commas. the mem- Expenaes--Printinff. honestminded How consistently while the country 15 indusEireann-by the IIFC- ofuntrammelled by circum- been chartered to take to When a few weeks ago ing. light and sundries 9 13 the "Black and Tans" Parliament-Dail for the settlement byofboth Point Net Proceeds the Republican its el Miss Dorothi synnot (ticket 93). 11.473 and murderous methods ofadmitting is shunned and their friends the crimi- statute sessions and transacts its business bers that iti.paies fluids trial Dail demned the brutal into as enginemen was shamed itself and the of unions, stances or consequences. Walter. Special provision will and under the Government in Ireland the Government an increasing number of Britain's auxiliaries were indefensibie, are published in the Daily usual be made for the young folk, against the re- and their trade disacables of JanuaryIs Etti, nal methods the refuse to subject As we go to press, LondonArchbishop indeed actively engaged in and Bros. Bolster, O'Grady, Healy. his who growing volume of disgust generated and Clune Of technicalities in George series a that to Lloyd indicate pressure of bilities Government. News which Irreconcilable, to coland the British release George -Carson Government, to the lnw. which are manifestly between Dail Eireann and Mitchell were authorised the intoWrmeactiaonn °nee pressive policy of theout does and whose negotiations when his Green for and to promulgate instructions to a degree, often irritatingInterpretation eie for further particulars necesunshamed mur- original ineldentaiiy the world. lect donations, fruit. and prizes too staff decided to cut the reprisals practice of naked and will be now withholding from the Press --and 5. further appeal Particulars January word!) delayed London, occasion. long the prohibiting blessed and (Oh, costly a and military sitates Order howand later, Law of Court, The RECORD name it of the request THE but a in nation; advertised fer re-adjustment. parcel of the law of Replying to der and arson in continuing his negotiations. for the conquest of the Irielt is unwilling to ever, Is part andWs a large attendance of his negotiations, Archbishop Chine is eneumsense it tsreeour,e the nature and progress or and it is hoped as Conciliation in thethewar IN MYSTERIOUS FASHION. In Press to disclose (Contributed.) the land, and to grant an interview the Australian he strong apish instinct cf militarism in the past this that it was incpportune and Lloyd George all parties tO have regreted would now seem upon a stage whereat a will be present, bent said Grace reached Governhis Constitutionalism yet not of the had forces crisis the to enjoyable function. to the to it. In the present The negotiations most a declining bush, been the has Cabinet of staiement. consistently heart litr. a been issue in the yield its powers to had was Baneful Precedent Establishedhe house ore never A nethoity theref that It "has be diode, to surrender the a wilder- ment statesfacilitate statement could profltablyEngland the bearing (of the or Ireland. Honest Politics Endanuared. and eis staff Nose to Government which is making and far removed from any ,ther Dr. Clune is regardfull toe the Press eitherhaein informed H.A.C.B. SOCIETY. the Australian PressMr.thatLloyd it with blood asked Government knows Las recalled The Nature at eel instinct of thatandmilitary dreethng George Office though case)." and Irish even the country The habitation, Mr. Hughes fertile know that of mediation. On November 24th, beaie most hopeful instrument well, and the union. neea t against reprisals, ofburn" avenue towards eettlement. under usual ed 8b tile of her gifts in the place was not every lavish promulgation will exploit the their been to held Court secrecy that the pledde it closest Board presented with £25,000, as "a his was of the 01 Arbitration District part and The shams recently, next, and him as and tears exactly many March Dublin not the is of until viSitS sit believed is another several surroundings, It the its but made in circumstances request. anti was cwn Dr. Chine of appreciation for the services is rigidly exusual fortnightly meeting his movements, at histhe lugs. and blcodeettings intended to blur the vision ce the British workorder of precedence spot in which to spend sign Dail Eireann, and frankly durwas maintained regarding working in one in in is to moet domi- then much so thatknowledge, Hibernian Hall on Monday, Decem- an enlivening has he had rendered to Australia on the discovery of an ereleed. sowhirl, a the direction Dr. Clans isRepublic This Coalition Gevernmentoutside 13ublic opinion in America and theCabinet insisting and season. dead have is Christmas we Edwards, the Bro. the seen, of many months previous to submit the view that ing the war, and at the Peace Con ber 20, at 8 p.m. elections. man and to deceiveBritish Government was not sincere, or its our position in previous years, ale lodged the been sum, in noble policy in view of the approaching a rase chair, is the It the being to the not Jule alternative ference." last Word voted 110 have during nor was D.T., Either account"; viz,, nions. in Irelend and desired listed for henringyet, but its place D.P., and being only a small family, and and iliS Grace bas observed everyone was anxious to they apply to militarism from London for the Archdiocese. Tlie absence of Bro. T. J. Hynes, there al- naturally decisions insofar asmilitary is not only not heard It possible received who are riding the whirlwind lo Vern, of his postponed departure list renders of absence husband, child, and self, were the people in Engin the leave who on know granted correct order was in iii who perhaps, several is, sanction of those in thatautocrats irony mean of may so country. The latter most seemed a touch who had that its hearingdelay. This method Certainly Lloyd months' for one month. The other Dictrict Christ- land and Australia directing the swim PRINCELY GENEROSITY. RETURN. further not palatable as stated in die cables. to men of Bros. G. our interchange of "A Merry repri- of proredure ARCHBISHOP'S CIAINVII eagerly put their hands in their is Officere present were: the light of reeenttoevents While so many Masses vv,re Peckets that our Prime promise to put an end to inhuman Minister his or temperate disposiVincent's max.St. McAdam, keep of W. F. charge slow-neting in D.W.; failed men Sister has The Creighton, George a time in Motors. begs to Hall, Archbishop's for to civilisation. M. being celebrated everywhere to wel- .rnight be suitably rewarded especially atclierly et the Parechial a re- Foundling Home, Subiaco, demoerirared sals which are a scandal of the Soviet tion, monday evening. the receipt of D.G.; J. O'Callaghan, R.D.T.; 'ea.. it is being the Christ Child, we could of gratefully acknowledge the few Palace, on last done his duty. As no list and the alleged infamies of the laityways was created for and of 11100 from Mr. Cooney, E. J. Kenny, H. S. Parker, come attend bloody. trail that the worldgrow kneeling be having the princely offering Creek, the spirit, who presentative eathering in We have read of Red Russia and was upon, plunder, West rich discuss Apoloonly matter to the and North -lust met Secretary. forthcoming, and itall's blood the District home Prideaux, ofThis for our little was in Parliament, but Sir Joseph press and the to enjey only deny the the Arebdtoceee Government; of Prussian magnificent gift came and the same time not from Bros. J. fore a tiny crib, made and means regarding welcoming Right Australia. sickening iteration the Tory thus to raised to their proportion Clune. Theopened T. Cain, the secre- gies were received pious denunciations at of the masses Ne e were preparing of the Bolshevick; with to the care of Mr. comforts, his Grace Archbishop evaded the question, saying have belched forth their fatted rights Yerling, V.G., address, big statewide appeal held 'Tully, D V.P., nd W. Dwyer. P.D.P Jack. enjoyment and livingwithout the its when, like Cook the their of of tary Mensigeor inChristmas, from Rev. apologists of Toryism Bolshevism, once another short spend never with, a Government had too much but dealt of poneeston with waa sysimposetble proceedilies Correspondence unnight. that the their crimes.of shameful and the meeting. and keeping tad openly attempt to outlining the objects of the against terrible shepherds Mr. Prideaux wishthe tilt the laborious wages, £78 of institution. of above extent to undertake crease() do to the to voted condemnation a little accounts a and cf of opose every and lives Mr. T. F. Quinlan, K.S.O., was Deakin ed his donation to provide Christmas tidings "glad liberties heard throats have come the we scruptilously It watch, against the information re getting of force task in full to the better the Working conditions A great to the shall% and Messrs. C.actF. as joint cheer for the foundlings, and by this lOs were passed for payment. tem of coercion which is nation joy," which told us that we, fighting with its back great realised. community. meetA curious answer, in view to fully the be next presently of are IMIst the hold desire bulk to his the time euired! Campbell decided of H. was Inthe defenceless reJ. life. is and unarmed and After considerablea discusJanu- too, this year, should find Such generosity should be an inspirafact that all he need have of its political and spiritual deal el talk about Bolshevism the already cal- secretaries. to make worthy tion to not a few who when God pro- ing of the Board on Monday,Officers fant Saviour. The thin edge of the of the was wall to preserve the essentials of the sorte t to to embitterThere to ask the committee 1s, strangely. sion, it wag resolved the ex- ary 10th, 1921. The District a demonstration the opportunity through opaline vapourings infor defence of amitous situationc miempatIon us from our hermi- doee the pre.entation end held draw the vided try to protection of wedge, the charged itself with the Xotwithsuanding all the arrival institution .had laudable the a extended all, such meeting at on of which bitter the exists both istence no before closing if it Mr. Kehoe, exists, by arra nteil.- of weitOme ask: forces Cathedral allow which inserted he the should might or In work was Nations be of well and glorious tage, we that its of the money to supply a League powers nations, ship at FremAntle as on the occasion and that are the assist in their heartiest greetings, and hope cupidity of strong its charity to operate to this schoolmaster, a week collection celled commiece. and the amount weak nations against the authority when one of ods, what the grounds at Perth. Delegate their won- that every member of the society in the Mogumber wished breeding Where is n --d to het of subscribers, of the Apostolic list furthering and maintaining Jackie prime 'actors in visit the ruthlessly Bolshevism. who jg of was who impunity Can it be that the previous, each. toile, for tnfants by Of what value es this League? with to caring Christmas means or are led WA. will have a happy the last year. A subscription powerful members canpurposes for which it was people THE derful from the wonderfte giveti of the cause and The debarred for some reason or meeting, andreceive may otherwise be denied the skilled commnnity be Minister. the the its prominent and most year. hid during Prime new opened prosperous tree a so esand fundamental the circumstances. to of nourishment nursing and proper that the names hypocritical poli- effect will moderate joys of the monster Christmas and wilfully outrage one RECORD was authorised fund from perto ten health and general wellit also be added to those pitblie do not know many and the in. other, is not anxious are contributions to the of Might suffering' in- sent.a1 The Sisters of erected in his school; brought into being? Must being of child life. to subscribe. The was of the present trouble-they made to solidify the forces on the child's face the existing sons who wished charge the FoundBy specious phases whose know-but possessed under happiness to Mercy feCr,a_enntit abeamirtehrsat w tense dt tical coalitions which have ofbeen allowed meeting tee G-overnment? not that formation pefnrsoendi Democratic of the fact there sincerely apprehis Grace was expect- ling Home Is placed, ho has never before avaFsathheer rcecheriivstemd as,a itacoroetceora," of little nations, and clines I- demonstrative and to check the growth Is to the effect that Prispirit that prompted Mr. Ireland from its vision home again on or about ciate thennd the State srelv lacks leaders. greater the breach. ed to arrive trim that rewardprovided argument it shuts out and honour against the deaux, for her national life Ire- ot one to he found to fill taken to enable us January 201.0 The having of trouble Outraged Duggan. knowledge Eileen any the by than foi Poems, leaves her to fightofalone Government. seemed arrogant and Tory Europe. British Toryism much joy and comfort to St. Vineen.ei and most effective com- to leave the farm. It also pleasur, might and power blotanupon get one also? It is certainly reMINISTERIAL TRIPS. the chivalry of of the little ones may go his way and bless simplest that and a number thing for a public subment we could offer on this collec- a forerunner of the greater land to -day is a that the Irish people have any national rights or the him with success. and Clonfert. "We but hold this experi- thee- e unique cannot should the ronowine by reto ourselves, the is read: we, verses printed ordained beautiful and New. clergy, of which will not concede for tion The Daily scription to be raised and the names responsibie than those scheduled 31st, 1920:British Government e. to the work writ- ence in a few days. Well, now I must priesthood its issue of Deeember Preface the who subscribe not to be in print those they should have anyofother catholic of the Thursday. CASE. upon from IRELAND'S Melbourne, England. this ruthless is mitrage ten by the Editor of the New Zea- confess that God's messengers, published. All sorts of rumors are Lords and Commons Ireland." As againstand of «Somewhat belased information Liberal and Conservative tyranny the the of the glad tiding going judgments of British up provided campaign of oppression round concerning this money. land Tablet (a very valuable and whom we received but in the annual report of backed is from regime, there extract an given is Contrary to the best to as saints: coalition Below authorities only the Aneltor-General James were not angels, Church and State rumours, silly rumours, 70,000 armed Commonwealth in the BritishCharacteristic of Celtic suf- one of the famous speeches made by welcome exchangel Mr. opinion drawn frommajority by Ministers andof officers that the name ungenerous forbearance. in Parliament and by at least im- expe. sea however, which do not do the Prime outsanding Kelly, at whose instance, it may be andwhen I tell youone humiliationand and the visit by a strong slavish to wreck the economic life of Ireland and toseem; Archbishop Mannix in Melbourne was "LanI rumours, connei lion with extreme provofor the fering, consented to of each and every uttnost any good, bt Duggan the Minister Miss Prime Under Irish Ireassumed for and the teen Minister the year the last itself, that Imleaving soldiers, continues people a savage system of oppression which people Minieter to with me to the last even unto Deathtrue and faithful prior Sir Joseph Cook, have her poems reproduced in per- gan" you will agree rumours which could be immediateAmongst cation, than to drive the of it Navy. pose upon the Irish land and Rome. The learned Prefn ondon. Ireland to -day oferetheir perial Conference land and race The Pre- that would be a very uncommon ly exploded by the simple expedient for no other purposeworld, booklet form. manent are the fol- or has section that tradition. England expenditure in or the of The to to have been contrived When detention saints Items late's the But the Christian herewith, is ex. name for an angel. through the centuries. the list of those who Mabee £2750: Sir Joseph lowieg.-Mr. his words double their mean- face, which offollows into open rebellion. the festival of Christmas. soli- (Wen elways possessed and cneered of the young of publishing made up the £25.000. Christian, was keeping her the young authoress they all are: for each in L9750: Sir Robert Oarran. cause, made that planatory other offi- Irish Catholic neighbour who Cook, which still calls itself was to suffer for their just which the so generously war upon Irish his- ing, and it is in this sense so Lanigans is a mirror citor steneral, ts1r,s.the Five making achievement, And the right whether Mr. Hughes is struggle authentic excellent her as wonders and Ministers. One interpretaEngland terrible literally her as instructive in and Protestant her Cyril Bryan's cials acCompanled mother and father not establishing a rather bad prece5525 ot tory chrepicles the untold savagery permagnificently helped the tion of them compelled him to im- it is with courtesy to Mr. Kelly that kindness of the they their expenses tensed from that towards her the part had honourably and those peirated upon them and the misery since also, were pre- dent. Will not other Prime Minis War, and was enacting and reflected, days of £1350 each. It Is explained we proceed:is and a worst the alduring producing by y were n before them V Turk-in for life during the Great long withont vouchers, endured unspeakable penal mortalise Preface. sent at the Christmas tree.given te ters. who, like him, endeavour to do time, and through the or that section 'of it payments. of the un-Christian Turk-the under the Audit Act, declarations the trise quarto leaflet, upon which is reprosub - cioinwelle, was the invitation National press of Ireland, in stirring times, also ex eviction days, so toto-day condemna- lowed been MUM tLat yodellers or his ascendancy. The authority the remark duced a splendid photograph of the "Four years ago a young girl, still pressing for a couple their aduty of militarism to silence itsby the ven- !mine testimony (,btainable, or had and no! bears were press me,, the vouchers great monetary reward in the accept their hospitality the the of Weldefied College, surmounts smitten heroism MacSwiney. Archbishop, which wilich has in Victoria been Mass Pect a student has superhuman midnight able. plunder, lost." attend been and anonyand have Terence of a testimonial from expenses tooth of Easter journalists tions of rapine, murder, and the following extract lington, shyly sent me a little sheaf of days. Which moans their Accordingle, en form by sfiehael Fitzgerald, and Joseph Murphy. title, and Tan" iconoclasts, and Irish Sir Henry Parkes, are to be bornevery Convents and mon- known anti unkLown from the speech referred to, all of of poems for the New Zealand Tab- at New Norcia. geance of the "Black Eve, we mous admirers? result of abstinence evidently the are terms as Christmas died There of long him sent who to re -ward to taxpayer. night desired or than friends the the Celtic of period by a drawn been condemned raided, graves searched, and priests murdered in England other let. There was a grace, a finish food for no less awhile attraceensCompany-whirl, seated in Mr. M. whose nine or which is encircled is from this way, very wisely refused, Bandon, Co. manifeet Republican colors and diction, and a spirit of refinement found ourselves asteries are being two and a half inmonths, than enchesees' Put behind a pier in told by Thomas Hales, of story are gaol, ranging in art border in fitting carriage, Cork by ngures his political the that, in ground appalling Lanigan's pincers the comrades The with higher op enough! their title-Ireland's on a Costly A to gaol. middle arms. in them that put them it; years to less than horses. Oh. the delight stripped, manacled, and tortured to what Hughes would is but one incident mere7y nothing its attendant Case-was chosen for the work: his see from Cork, who was beaten, The life: he would. surely do something plane than most other verses conof prancing doted hunger and period If necet..: re, to carry ofOut being sent to gaol for two years, twelve mile drive. of 54 who subscribed would ex-Prime spend, designs, which age, incredibie the foundation the military prior todaily "If Eamonn De Valera could pre. tributed to a weekly paper. When of that was frightfulness -A what death tor the Arthur the moon which those the and future to message add perfect, Griffiths' counterand hts which with and his freedom of action so nell Mr. weather condoned the days' he then laid in the many of reprisals," determine sent himself at the door ,of they appeared in print they at- full, while one star seemed tu stir- resent. the "hellish policy In the aveneeful to thew. human marvels ofjustice eioyd Getwee, be hampered if he therefore part, anil Grace, His would there said and Ireland. so in of Minister Asquith calls great attention, regime the Conference," little of no tracted and vindicators in the men again Peace George -Carson others in brilliancy,was t"ook money from them. He stated: plot to hinder ihe prorress whose later move- Hon winked at by the Lloyd ha. resulted "I am of opinion "and say that he demanded the were no few inquiries from readers pass all the it the Crown must Archbishop Menet', so care- freedonifood. we could almost fancy not reconcile the acceptevery democratic subject of lie said, that could I de( reed ehould be proceedConference was Eileen It Peace to pledgthat ments wanted its of who men to taking Cork Tablet protection the wise in of adhere We had hoped, as British the Government would eirtaileci 'ride asinine of Em- that our countrymen now ance of a gift of money from the their against Germany; if he could say Duggan's poems published in a that whichatguided sufficiently Proved have hoped. that the reprisals would be discontinued, and that an fully was adopte I in the interests Bethlehem. Althouga ihn Prism. have public with any sense of propriety that had volume for pennant reading. and that ttue I the stable disillusioned. ing In reetlty It has proved and fidelity,were that it was Germany sword, ed word that military pire, but stock when we reachel the and obligation as the occupant of a prepared le of the devotion pacify Ireland. We are early to rest was and tn the they made it as be be tha to now. by ought would Governlamming to they vccal of Ireland that taken to British fully agreed choir again honest effort etupid- should regard in prepared British invisible good of be an stands an exameie as Ireland, world 750 ror after Cathedral, die that it was Germany that,Ireland by preserved, and that they deserve a and instrumental music was already high political office." The Chestertonian dictum and its bond is waste paper." The military live for her." the fate than befalls most things and reprisals have IghprrYlfearlirgaslue'14:=4"fr_grolfncligt11111 years, was still holding aiespet, "its word is wind, Government, of Who are the English Admirers? -seat tne forth praise to welcome aPs box tatetui the dur better ite and on MERCY. the sword; if he could say that are written for periodicals. The sending statement was issued on statesmanship aappt in Ireland sits PRESUMING ON GOD'S could not of the King of Kings. in that coming GOverienent In Ite extremity been ape. The following official had there the only cele years was 750 author apparthe that then ing of cannot There are no doubt plenty ot modesty was and the sanction of the in Cork:Ire- every decade an effort. and in every Mass at the time. realise honour High authorities who Solemn military figures heroes the cona has above living by she what Of the and now that whole-hearted admirers of Mr. Hugently even now the The JudgJanuary 2nd on the world'salready squandering. pro- land and her claim comment brated, and at the Gloria, of police at Middleton and near to throw ofe. obstacle, 1 illustrate revolt, a ambush pleasure with vividly great the has generation with it is of in Australia, and it would be perhaps, hes in sented, result hands a houses justice, "As en In whose that seven pensities or public yoke; if he could say introduce the first fruits of her rush of joy, mingled Military Governorbedecided Of the bestial mannerrests, by ment made. upon our snul,.as pleasing to know their names, but destiny of tills country the sol- that German Glebe House, the destroyed, as the inhabitants the should and modern, of degradath.e Germans who had gifted soul to a wider circle of rea- a little awe, burst people are so been the was outrages it e with the real interest centres upon the ot ancient that the interests the isms, uf whom harmon military on human perfect vicinity in the are ever ready diery in Ireland. whose the tale ders, who will, I am sure, endorse suddenly, of the ambush and attack little etudied, and was, attempted to trample out who the large bells identity of the admirers in EngGovernment barefacedly tiro were bound to have known the Britishvolumes had the favourable judgment already the choir, peals from to class and Oererna euch a aslarge could truthfullY sivery gion and the language, and in the Old Country, disloyal- tion the Who, land, with eneelation the rountenances. to of portion mingled parties." dawn unforcloeed passed on them by the readers of outside, so "come they, as a body, be written. staving naturally on New Year's Day, and thedestructhe altar! It one wonders, was so much moved reas- despoiled the churches and Ists simply be'ause have tones of the bells inat reality it enuld bethat nothingand lower These houses were destroyed not only no Axe to rind, but achievethe schools of the Irish people; if the Tablet and its editor. we wsre by the Prime Minister's on to the roadside. Otherthe Year have have (te- earth," not erly no ate to grind, but onably conceded seemed as though no matter how he could say that it was the Gervolume tunate occupants thrown homeless to little song of ments as to subscribe as much as in the opening of this in that any poems resist "The is to Ileseended it etion So be triumphant detere the could etered their to essential mans who had stolen their land, or listening freedom supposition the good of tions are also threatened. her concern for the pacification of Ireland. tee Pmit te stamp stable the on them £12.000 as a testimonial for him? conclusive that the discovery of such the effort hatched bear to us calling manifests liberty ruinee whose angels and 1921 England on they value so meet% Con- destroyed their harbours, Another We know. of course, that during taste and high culture. There is could be. mesJesus. in mak- to D.o.R.A., report puts the responsibilityThe such a document is the:r perpetual inspiration cable trade; if he could say that it not a commonplace thought in them adore the Infant of the Mass, beau- his first visit he was exceedingly that It promised and The British Labour Commission's when this Londonthe Australia Vi., 151.(1 avalanche light of their for the reign of terrorism in Ireland. saw of Im- sequentie was useful to a certain section in Loncover ing was the Germans who, time and It seems to me that they are the oi theinceremonies 10 the under of January 4th humility, be previous to sage of noththe British Government Westminster, last at lesson Party its Wednesday Labour loyalty, and sectarianism- Australia's cloy on and again, through the centuries, had products of a heart and mind in- tiful Brother don, who were able to exploit him National Conference of the conditions in Ireland, challenged perialism, of peace; for the receiving kiss lamentable less then horror.notdetestation, the the the a beautlfal tele! truly ing every exterminate of to deploring only report endeavoured by two forces-Catholicism for their own ends; but when he the hearts of a resolution the altar. after fear filled and the statements in the Commission's every self- Irish people by the sword, by fam- spired woman, but ofclaims it also called went back a second time they had and a love for Ireland-rare in a attending Irignmaii and the Government to disprove BRITAIN'S IRISH CRIMES iLLUSfrom the priest, embracee who question of reprisals, and kiss it the that the citizen and into deportation, inquiry by from touchrespecting and land ine, saw the TRATED. proportional Jack, never and by no use tor him at all. The Times, girl who by a judicial assembly a silent to the Union seeare :owe-Pince election of a constituent Empire, as was the Germans who, in the past which her parents came many years the two acolytes,of the equality of which, on the first occasion, deleheld The British the -Government. of for the immediatedraft Self Irish emblem f tile This fifty years, had reduced the popula- ago. a scheme ing confession is afforded an mind righteousness. unbiassed of a the to in enthe beside to To and a home, urged guarantor In him up as one of the greatest states Black, Party tlie and representation National Conference of the Labour of White opportunity of scrutin- le the-cable.Res-1'u- unapproachable tion of Ireland by one-half; if hearth, that were an Irish hearth the soul Mass, the men the war had produced, referred militarism Government. During gates left the the British extent against what God. to of IsIng opinion sight Ire4.-Theatmilitary Valera could present the protest of Plays in atempting to "govern" illusto him later as follows: "In Eng"I °Men, January deavour to arouse public Rene- Eamonn Dethe door of the Peace and home transplanted to New Zea- three priests descended to the altar however, are by the way, and of English nrehing a convent after the himself at carrying an land and in Pai., Mr. Hughe'. did falls upon a duck's land by the arrival tions and aditvations, land, she drank in avidly the tradiCounty, opened description by Lloyd George just as water lagn, Dublin in Conference, and say that it was tions of the race and the faith of rails; the celebrant trated papers of every The buried from was pressure not seem, when he was last here, depicted Child. who compelling Labour will fall upon can scenes nun a strong Divine The of the grave bring some the last mail. reason for their Germany that had done all these her father and mother. Her studies image of whom there was a great to matter very much. His fondness and perspective. back; unless Labour Lloyd George will continue are profuse in number December. notThe Belgians nuns, of been divulged." forces at Labour's hand. earh for the merest fustian of rhetoric demo- They reveal horrors ?net even than University action has our the in and to successes promises first, his her the undeniable Parliament and of out any shuffle advanced the worse and upon not deny are and all the en- could to parWhat trespass is made Who could to perorate in did not make her forget the lore of number, kissed the feet of the Esbe destroyed a reputation for oratorical of the Commons behind him,have themselves were suffered to stiffen they These may be had at this office, her childhood, and when song came in turn German invasion mercy of the Almighty!-He cracy-he has theof voices The Marist Bro- power which he gained, more as it Labour will dead, the creaticipate in during the dean, has struck the House of Lords. doz postage extra, to her it was, to us who heard her, of Bethlehem. then per It is absolutely im- strike steeped defying 2/ business each; decay, 3d. means country. moral it really the ladies an l seemed by some strange good forif their in crusted Toryism more of spine its into the extremity ture followed, upon starch thers realise to us strictures booksellers. for get place All tune, than by desert, during Catholic Irish well his and possible to from the or from though God Irish voice of the as if some sweet its back the Great So far the British Labour Party, the common laws gentlemen of the congregation. of the situationseeandtheperil affords hte ObSertRnre Or the He was querulous, us across pictures to was singing and again we visit in 1916. hills on the Irish questron. very docile and-disappointing. ctuestianising To the order, Are perfect people. was in what the or civilisation. the Son of God estab- American Catholics in the-Late War. ocean. been of have conjecturing and of irritable; vain, absence chance platitudinous, the a intentioned, jUst tne influences which charmed with naught, and characteristicson of(Lid's Detroit, natural mindand mingling his deafness made him frankly un"Personally, I think this little were Bishop Gallagher, of lished oil earth to be set at peaceful race race distinction, and the Most noble and and who would dare Ills vengeance? to tolerate. EngU.S.A., recently reminded the peo- book is a wonderful thing to come together of White and Black. The bearably tedious at the Conference earth is compelled True. on; looks were gill's Catholics Zealand pleasure, table." One would hardly expect. young New a of Michigan that from another withal the world ple was has drive Archdiocese Commission the Its LIE. return per first flight of fancy. In it I see vast News lish Labour through to keep in view of such comment, to see the cOupled A DIS SECTED BRITISH 35 per cent. of the Army, 40 of which,affairs I had rather hard work but spoken, as a result so at names of those who so joyfully welI per.cent. 50 which, and Irish future, playing Navy, the of promises for cent. of the party from with the dire state notice through the world war. venture to hope, will give us many some of thebetween the carriage and comed Mr. Hughes in 1916 in the CALENDAR. during brought under Marines the forcibly of Irish the something that gymnastics journals, recently Basilissa, read reillustrated will We Dugand people Who, his Eileen Many so from heads and poems Julian rise list of subscribers in 1920. Gallagher such young more Bishop 9, Sun.-SS. expected to be given hard road: for can surely beend Republicans are using expanding the Mother To Irish readers, I would the the diabolical business Martyrs. First Sunday after Re- cently fought against and defeated gan. the hour points to 4 a.m., then, are the people in trernendousle to that will per- bullets. Where do the Irish State uselessnessinofpracis a pledge nod when usual sleep has been neg- Land who are proposed book so this the utterignorance that say to anti-Christian like proving an Epiphany. Gospel: Finding by the culpable which, to them that our Greater Irelane and the It took another whole day grateful for the services rendered tn publicans get their ammunition? petuating adding of the Child Jesus in where Constitutional Amendment,abolished kindling to the cinders tice and it is Certainly not from Germany, map if carried, ii., 42-52. would have beyond the seas has preserved the lected. tear ourselves away Australia by the Prime Minister? strife-forthatat isbottom Temple. St. Luke Pope. of religious question; say, tt Lloyd George's propaganda to of traditions of the old land and that before we could schools private Agatho, and Surely Mr. Hughes cannot refuse, a religious no parochial They festivities at Mogumber. are 10, Mon., St. well-! There from. Catholic, Martyr come Pope, patriot- young hearts beat here, as warmly from the ireland weren'tzenith of successive Bri- didn't Catholics' towards men our legitimate curiosity in the maigrades. primary goodwill Ireland, 11, Tues.-St. Hyginus. and in Peace is the factories latter -by all Martyr. is Ireland ammunition forgotten that was cause the war for qtrough ter. It would be far better for the Tatiana, home, at during as and aspirations-in ism ri2, Wed.-St. tish Ministries' wcre everywhere the Virgin. importation is strictly and indications and of his in a great him to allow the noble list bigots who were fightine dearer than life to us all." which even definite 3, Thurs.-St. Veronica, internal and Practically all the the howling These festivities ended of Imperial and prohibited. vicThe threat gidly from B.D. schools. very his and friends admirers to see the light of day Hilary, warn him of no against or imFri.-St. 4, together been has provides little gathering Ireland in disintegration pen BriThe social ammunition published indepenthe Bishop. be Hermit the it to than for swift advance attempt The tory was with The Spirit of Disorder. 5, Sat.-St. Paul, ing, and whose all parts, at a most enjoyable orted by the English forces. cannot or will not and hospitable dently some day without his con nicious amendment was defeated by tish Cabinet The come when the evening at the J.open time must tne Anna epublicans got their ammunition thc The only real enemy which We re sent. to stem. No doubt, ere long, Butler. wrongtwo to one majority. Detroit wita Mass:-Gosnells, 8 o'clock; Mr. forces of envelope British win house wrath disarming spirit 9th is the holy by nowadays to either will permit the Minister Britain's wont lost before the election the great- Papacy has early on Sunday Prime ale, 10 o'clock on Sunday, doer, and it seems from them. The re- nessed r- turned to the farm be through and purchase its would a that Pe by him or by given within disorder have civilisation held of who ever those greeted of names degrade procession est were thus anuary. the and in- eolver ammunition issued by Jaremblazoned even to herself In the inevitable One hundred thousand sorial greed, have the world go back morning, Mass at Armadale 7 o'clock, thc for- borders. of dog howls, and reproaches the handsome gift to be ferno. Government to His Majesty's If he is stia women and children to a state of chaos. "When we see chorus on the roll of fame. hdale 10 o'clock, on Sunday, kinds from the eeglected various of -nosed leaden bul- Catholic men, a soft Parand Quirinal hours the contains satisces Vatican, a half the there should and being matter, DETERMINAtwo in the bashful 6th January. to marched for BRITISH TERROR-IRISH leader of stock, but their hunger 8 o'clock, let without a covering of nickel us, and be some rather amusing question, TION. procession to Navin Park, whe.e. liament in flames," cried aother Mass at Pinjarraa,Sunday, fied, they speedily forgave expanding. There in Jan. from it the day. heard Italy prevent in year. and on Bolshevism next Mass meets a field when Parliament o'clock, started 10 they oolup of permitted by the But the seemed to this A certain and clear understanding No one grudges Mr. Hughes sermon by Bishop Gallagher. "we shall feel happy?" be gleaned are no inquests rd. DORIS M. BETTESWORTH, Irish affairs can, however, in Ireland, and without au- aThree hundred thousand people wit world is different from this. For the will of the season. military to latest wants the everyone of but reward, glance rich a cursory L.A.B. the by simply - thentic evidence in regard to loinCEinCItLhIeAgePnIeAraNlTgA°.'ml Poor ben brim not the are it has They of years it.demonstra thirty about hand. past to Catholic more Sisters great something the papers know The Little shocking and cause of death in all shooting cases nessed an the receipt solo concert player, pianoforte, As- Irish All the considered fashionable to be in of reports of the most Stead's. amendment in the against Stead, Henry tion English ratefully acknowledgeLerson, he that Winsen., sociated Board, aged 19 years. barbarous atrocitiesbeen used to give alleged against the Republicans forces of bigotry were out against atheist. does ProtesNo longer Ital; f 12,11/6 trent Mrs. has ever The Order of the Crown ofGrace, and ner for 1920 of highest L.A.B. marks language des- this propagandist story of explosive in Muredup tee machinery of the tantism clamour for the fall of the publicity to. The most harrassing .d friends upon His carried on bullets, per cable, has been made to them, and lands, like has been conferred overNon-Catholic (173) in W.A. Pupil of Convern of criptions of the slaughter one worked Papacy. Rev. Joseph P. McKernan, pastor darkness of of Hayes, powers J. wonder Cojonup. Patrick in Rev. Passed, 1917. in Britain's name make Park blacken the Republican warfare be time. Dr. Gallagher, and the Chris- England, Germany, Roumania, Rus- the Most lost two old and Mercy, Bunbury. his of West Union Parish, West Virin recognition of Tile Cathedral parish OIS where it all will end. The Croke medal It would, of cieserse, for- tian -minded non-Catholic voters who sia and Holland have their ambas- New York, during' this week L.T.C.L., won gold by Crown Ireland. has been appointed by his shootings ginia, match Italians spected residents football the of behalf fieWin of Morgan, Passed, 1918, A.T.C.L., forces from armoured cars on a crowd say that the leeiglish Moslem services te the persons of Mrs. rallied to his call, had the satisfac- sadors at the Papal court. tat whom treason to supplied The decoration, Bishop. Most Rev. D. Donoghue, died on Wednesday marks). spectators amongst the alleged ex- tion tle-street. who f during the war. won gold medal (95 marks). Paseed, of 15 000 un Ameri- money has just erected the and ces have that be vice president of St. Edward's Italian women knowing of of the severe illness, which was by proportion large conferred ter a long,courage a is was and which 1917, Higher Local, gold medal tragedy con- plosive Republican bullets-but--. can attempt to corrupt the afield- Benedict XV at Constanatinso Pleue A3t and fortitude; also Diocese .10 ghastly Hurlington, an College. The rne with. at children. presented away on National Prize (£.5), T.C.L. Passed, cerning. the senstehing from his presfrom. the Government, was FatEr rs. Jackson, who passed gan State Constitution received a Calais the Nuns exiled by rne bog, and ceremony in Archbishop Wheeling. West Virginia. T.C.L. bytery, sbootine, burial in a the ursday morning, fortified The oldest daughter of Mathias body city hospital 15 years ago have been informal NIcKernan received his early Rev. Father 1916, Senior, Honours (piano), of Church. ites of lioly both the finding a week later B.A., Hayes' home by Signor Ubaldo Cen- knock -out blow. of the leader to return can former C.C., municipality sufferers and ad- Won gold medal and Senior Exhibi- of Erzberger, the Bro by Christian the asked at Griffin, cation min attended -GeneFather Michael acting Italian Consul to Sinn Fein, trist party of Germany, has entered inistered all the consolations of mel- tion, £9 9s; also in 1916 passed with not possibly be atributed take charge. Peace has been Rochira, in the presence of College, Limerick, and was o Brazil is to have a Catholic daily and prominent In the the Carmelite Convent at Echt, on. R.I.P. Higher Division (piano). for he himself was by Portugal ral of New York, scholar, one Already a fun(' of made by the 'Vatican of priests and lay- cd at St. Patrick's College, C will distinction group newspaper. small movement, WES a toGaelic bea these to During es of P. maxweles mane triende Holand, Board. years Mr. Limburg, brilof after Associated assuredly Province France be in May, 1918. laid was for the and by career lie has been whose subscribed been has with £70,000 vret to learn that pernow men. passed is Eve. years Miss Bettesworth liant, who possessed a commandingstate- come a Nun. Herr Erzberger trangemeot. inness since Christmas purpose. . many days be- honours and marked success several sonality and line physique. OfA Galway in retirement. e hope it will not be Biehopa the by strength and siened health ment full in bis is examinations. he te knowledge

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instances of that as soon as Cattily isnows of two for the Education of Young Ladies N, QUEENSLAND. men being shot to death by the allegations reached him that a young flung inand then terrorists military at Bathurst SUPERIOR the SISTER appiXo Particulars Farther For N.> Mr. M J. Kirwan, M.L.A., a mem- certAn schoolmaster these of # Qualifying Certificate to burning houses. Oneyouth. g> The ber for Brisbane. has been elected had received papers the day before was hardly more than a 43 man. Chairman of Committees in place examination married and coached his other was a young of Mr. W. Forgan Smith (member the examinations night, :::,'--.761'07ficRFec%tis;i5s;*%8T47FRic:*104;-;8-40sqic;i3;;43;a3c%0 contents, he ordered an who was seized at dead of of fur Mackay), the new Ae-istant Min- pupils in itsenquiry. his The matter dragged from the presence is immediate ci oian ister. The popular sub-judice, and all wife and children and murdered. now entitled to an addik "al £200 was, in a sense, enfullest lie could say was that the per annum. The Very Rev. Father Barry, Adquiry was being made. ministrator of St. Patrick's Cathe. The following beautiful letter has of the Mr. R. D. Meagher has received dral, Melbourne, on behalf Renovated Throughout. N.W.and Goldfields. Visitors specialbeen received by rather McGoldquarters clergy and laity, sent the following congratulations from all rick from the Cardinal Archbishop ManArchbishop Grace ly Catered for. Under Owner's Personal Supervision to His cable His Eminence has only on the passing of the Reinstatement of Paris. M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. both Houses of Parlia- nix:lately been transferred to Paris in Bill through Melbourne of laity and "Clergy to able be now to the late Cardinal ment. Ile will (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) succession send your Grace heartiest Christa after again his profession as practice writes Cardinal The Amette. mas and New Year greetings." against desperate odds, Archbishop of Rouen, to congratu- long battle Meagher not been a Calate Brisbane on the erection of ofa Had R. D. the (says His Lordship Dr. McCarthy, who descent of Irish honour the tholic parish and church to Saint, Sydney Freeman's Journal) public is returning from his adlimina visit the great French peasant outhave ago to Rome, will spend some weeks in long five would Rouen in career who was martyred Insurance Company, T.imited. weighed his early transgression, but New Zealand before returning to hundred years ago. the to Bendigo. belonged he is years SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. which many letter, for His Eminence's Church wrong the and and wrong party in French, has been framed FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, of of the Judges Sister Mary St. Peter Claver passhung in the porch of St. John's to please somemany Conser- ed to her reward at the Convent of and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST Church at Herston. The English Australia ofandthe legalof the profession. E MIDWOOD, Manager. the Good Shepherd, Abbotsford, on vatives CURRENT RATES tranLition is as follows:asgone 37th since the in has December, Meagher of 19th Rotten. D. the of R. "Archbishop not year of her age, and the 9th of her "September 20, 1920. tray politically, but that will religious prifession. Sister Claver prevent his old friends from feeling "To Rel. Father McGoldrick, pleased that he has overcome the was a sister of the Rev. Matthew "Herston, Brisbane. "Very Rev. Father.-What a joy obstacles which prejudice placed in Egan. S.J. (Xavier College). R.I.P. is it not to the French heart to his way. HANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE, 'Phone 481. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. that even in distant Austrak pro Miss Olive May Foulds has reONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. devotion to St. Joan of Arc, A religious reception and li inst. 18th is the Best of Everything Kept. fession took place on turned to Adelaide after having Sa our and Patroness of France, Splendid Accommodation. You are erecting in in the Chapel of the Convent of spent 18 months at the Albert -street spreading! Mel- Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/8; Weekly 27/6 Music, her honour a new church in your Mercy, Moate Saut' Angelo, North Conservatorium of JIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. parish in Herston. The. Archbishop Sydney, His Grace the Archbishop, bourne, where she obtained high of Rouen, the city sanctified by her Dr. Kelly, performed the ceremon- honours in the second year of the Father diploma course. She will complete and her ies, and was assisted by captivity, her sufferings, you most Delaney, S.J., and Father O'Flynn. the course next year. She is an ex martyrdom congratulates also pupil of the Sisters of Mercy, Angasheartily on your holy efforts. Sevethl of the clergy were "From the banks of the Seine, in. present. The novices who made street. Viers her M. lean, Sisters her thrown to which were their vows were: of Rewel, daughter (Bertha The Loretto Sisters, Norwood, charred remains, and the ashes of ney to Mr. H. D. Rewel, Rydalmere), M. have purchased the fine property of her funeral pyre, I am sending (Dorothy Rankin, (laugh the late Sir E. T. Smith, Marryat you, dear Rev. Father, and to your Baptista New Cobar, Rankin, J. Mr. of ville. dear flock the Benediction of an ter (Irene RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. Archbishop of France, charged to South Wales), M. Eulalie of Sister M. de Sales, who was wellpreserve the touching records of Artup, daughter of Mr. A. Artup, (Grace Adrian saint. and M. the at known as a teacher, died this heroic maid Chatswoodl, CHAS. E. GOSDEN, DANIEL MULCAHY, "May Saint Joan of Arc protect Reynolds, daughter of Mr. W. H. Kensington Convent on Sunday. the Fintan 20th December. Manager. Proprietor. A Solemn Office you, and watch over your parish Reynolds, Erskineville), M. her M. Oswald and Sheehan. Redfern), Requiem Mass was celebrated established under her title of and to all (Nora daughter the reand M'Mahon, chapel, convent in the patronage! May her life becourage (Gertrude May her were afterwards interred in a spur eo virtue! J. M'Mahon, Portland. N.S.W.), the mains Chris- Mr. NE IA, WIN TZt. animate the faithful to nobleAustrathe Sisters' cemetery at Mitcham, The postulant, who received Miss R.I.P. Sunny may and tian deeds holy habit of religion, was Sister dear F., ...U. Reidy (in religion lia, far away, like our own Gertrude T. ENSIGN France, which has united in its M. Brendan, daughter of Mr. The ceremony of opening and SPaNOLE_ RELEASE A blessing the new church dedicated Wellington, N.S.W.). desire to honour the heroic maiden, Reidy, be illuminated by the beacon of her large number of relatives and to St. Joan of Arc at Victor Harsainted friends attended the ceremony.. 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Archbishop. The occasional serwas preached by the Very MACHINES was mon Rev. Father McFarlane, M.S.H. An enthusiastic reception Aposto.7' to his Excellency the given SIMPLE, SILENT, STRONG Mr. Patrick Short, Chief Inspec- lic Delegate on his visit to Tumut. NEW ZEALAND. SEWING STANDARD tor of Queensland Police, has been The arrangements for the reception, The impressive consecration cereCommissioner in the which were in the hands of Father monies appointed MACHINES the Right Rev. Dr. J. (who Urquhart C. were carried Whyte, of F. Mr. room of Tharkey, P.P., John and of Duendin, Bishop as LOU STITCH and CHAIN has been appointed Administrator out with complete success. His Ex- the Right Rev. Dr. J. Liston, as of the Northern Territory). Mr. celilency presided at Pontifical High Coadjutor Bishop of CLOHESY, COZIER, and CO., Auckland, STITCH AELEUSE M. O'Sullivan, Senior Inspector, has Mass, and was attended at the were carried out in St. Joseph's CaPINION (Late Foreman and Carver, Day Hu, iriron. . ,..a cease Pe SE / .7,71 Two Machines been chosen to succeed Mr. Short as throne by the Right Rev. Monsig- thedral, Dunedin, on Sunday, 12th rt rsacPo t, , APID. and Co.). creaRev. vacancy The Very Chief Inspector. Ormond and the December, in the presence of a large elevation nor ted by Mr. O'Sullivan's P.P.,V.F. The Bishop congregation among whom were SO most perfect round shuttle machine made. New Shipment just opened. SCULPTORS. Norris, The MONUMENTAL Dean will be filled by Inspector W. H. of Wagga (Right Rev. Dr. Dwyer) priests from the dioceses of New Write for illuetratol Catalogue and particulars of Hire Purchase to Sanc- Zealand and the Very Rev. Father Ryan, of Townsville. Office: No. 46, 2nd, Floor, A.M.P. was the celebrant. In the BUILDINGS. tuary were Dr. Gallagher (Bishop P. Dunne, P.P., V.F. (WollonDwyer J. NEW SOUTH WALES. Works: 169 BEAUFORT-STREET, of Goulbourn), Dr. P. V. gong), and Very Rev. Father Glee 209 MURRAY St., PERTH. of Maitland), Dr. O'Farrell son, C.SS.R. (Galong, N.S.W.). The (The Beale Piano Agents), PERTH. (Bishop the and Charity numof a The Sisters of Bathurst), and W. A. HALE, Secretary. consecrating prelate was the Archon (Bishopvisiting students of St. Vincent's College,Conclergy. The Bishop bishop of Wellington (the Most ber of the Feast of the Immaculate preached the occasional Rev. Dr. Redwood), and the asBathurst of QUEALY'S HOTEL Archbishop ception, gave his Grace sisting prelates the Bishop of Lis. sermonNext Town Hall, KALGOORLIE. Kelly. a royal welcome on his visit Dr. Carroll) Rev. (the Right more by Excellent Accommodation, met was He Excel to the College. On the 27th December, His the Bishop of Auckland (the Mrs. QUEALY, Proprietress. Delegate, in and the Mother -General and Community lency the Apostolic Right Rev. Dr, Cleary). Other preUNION BEER ON DRAUGHT. at "Bethania," where the novices Church, Hunter's Hill, lates present were the Coadjutor. Maria Villa of presented him with an address mu- officiated at. the Consecration of Archbishop of Wellington (the GLENORAN NO. 10 welcome and rendered several His Lordship, Right Rev. Dr, L. Most Rev. Dr. O'Shea, S.M.), and sical items, among which was the Raucaz, Bishop -elect of the South- the Bishop of Christchurch (the SCOTLAND'S BEST. chorus "Cead Mille Faile." On his ens Solomon Islands. His Excellen- Right Rev. Dr. Brodie). The occaPURE MALT WHISKY. ARMADALE. entry into the College the Arch- cy will be assisted by His Lordship sional sermon was preached by his As supplied under Contract to the choral bishop was greeted by a W.A. Hospitals and Government. Dr. Chanrion, Bishop of Noumea, Archbishop O'Shea, S.M. At Telephone, 8 Armada's. GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, outburst of welcome, "Australians and His Lordship Dr. O'Farrell, Bis- Grace Medical Department. Also RailHall, the in Joseph's banquet St. rendered All," which was brilliantly way Dining Cars and the Leading Proprietor. hop of Bathurst. The Bishop -elect, after the consecration ceremonies, in three parts by over 200 voices. Hotels and Clubs throughout the who has spent seventeen years in -consecrated of the newly the health adan presented all in The students State. the Solomon Islands, was born was enthusiastically drunk. dress of welcome to his Grace. At Savoy, France, 41 years ago, and prelates Sole Agent : At the evening devotions the adthe conclusion of the proceedings in Montbel dresses from the clergy and laity Ordination his after by sung was PHIL COYLE "God Save Ireland" College France, went out to the presented to his Lordship Dr. all present in a most feeling manner. far-off Solomon Islands, where he were Whyte, who expressed his gratitude has laboured with that great devo- to his Grace Archbishop Redwood BEDFORD HOTEL The Rev. Father T. J. O'Donnert, in tion, zeal and self-sacrifice so char and the other Bishops, particularly Splendid Accommodation for Counof Tasmania. and late chaplain acteristic of the grand missionaries Carroll, as well as to Very Rev. try Visitors. His Dr. the A I F addressed the congrega. of succeed will He Order. his Dunne, His Lordship also TARRIFF MODERATE. tion at the various Masses at the Lordship the Right Rev. Dr. Ber- Father thanked the various communities GEORGE AUBURN, Proprietor, his Church of Our Lady of the Sacred to passed who S.M., treaux, GOODS, E.P. had honored him, and said that CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY 112 Bourke-street.Kaleoorlie. Heart, Randwick, on December 23, reward in January, 1919. His Lord- who he wanted to be received as a felMURRAY-STREET, WARE, Etc. and appealed to the people to be ship's diocese comprises a number low -worker rather than as an overfor the King of Kings, Thoroughly Renovated Throughout, 6,000 f,:otyalists TOILET SETS, DNINER SETS, about in TEA GREAT VARIETY containing islands, seer. On the following Monday which, Whose Kingdom was everlasting. At of in SETS, and FRUIT SETS. Lordship Dr. Whyte was given again Catholics in seven stations THE WINNING DOUBLE. the evening devotions he five ahisluncheon are there churches, from apart at Mosgiel College, and WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. preached to an overcrowded con- convents controlled by the Sisters the UNION BEER following afternoon he attended gregation on the text, "This is the of the Third Order of Mary. AND TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. an entertainment at the Sisters of victory that overcometh the world, UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. Mercy Convent School, South Duneour Faith." In the course of his of the Immaculate din; and in the evening he visited Feast the On wonderremarks he referred to the an impressive ceremony the Dominican Convent School. ful manifestations of faith he had Conception took His reception and profession Lordship celebrated his first witnessed throughout the world, of EFFICIENT & EXPERIENCED Convent of the Mater Mass in the Dominican Nuns' the at place circumstances He recounted the young The MONEY TO LEND. Lewisham. RENTS COLLECTED. whereby he was privileged to cele- nal Heart, Little Corn- chapel. the into admitted ladies of Bernabrate Mass at the Shrine Clapany of Mary were:-Misses dette at Lourdes. He described the Telephone B162, the rette Cuff (Sister M. Sebastian), ceremonies that chars...rise Ray M. MONTHLY STATEMENTS. AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. Blanche Owens (Sister Catholic Spain, the wonderful ex- mond), FARRELL BROS. Heffernan (Sister M. Claire America, in Church of the pension M. (Sister Mooney Mary General Merchants and Produce Eugene), and, above all, the glorious heroMona O'Neill (Sister M. Corn Crushers. ism of the persecuted children of Bede), O'Brien (Sister Estb., 1912. 'Phone, A3370 HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. He recounted incl. Theodore), Annie St. Patrick. Teresa Hagerty (Sister Ephrem), dents in the terrible campaign of M. Dolores), Bridget O'Brien (Sis- The only Firm who Specialise in M. on to -day going Grain and Crushing. is Salt that destruction Agnes Massey featureter M.Reginald) di in Ireland t h e outstanding Houses and Businesses for Sale. If you have Money to Lend, we M. Placid). Sisters Margaret 0 FIRST-AVENUE, MT. LAWLEY of which is the sterling faith of the (Sister Felicitas, and Cle. City or Suburbs. Cash or Terms. can Invest it in Good Security. Cyprian Mary, 700,ASK FOR Irish people. In Dublin alone and vows, triennal their made PROPERTY MANAGEMENT saw went He 000 attend daily Mass. Athanasius, DymAlexius, Sisters RYAN outPHIL Rosary the reciting thousands admitted not- pna and Scholastica were Father side Mountjoy Prison: and, J. DODGE MOTOR CAR FOR HIRE Rev. profession. DAY OR NIGHT. withstanding the tyranny of the to finalC.M. presided. (Ashfield) Ryan, all military, the Irish would bear CAR No. 208, 41 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH MR. J. L. O'SULLIVAN, and more for the sake of God, St. Motor Garage Telephone, A1927 (Opposite Town Hall). Representative. Patrick and fatherland. Lastly, he VICTORIA. G.P.O. Motor Rank, A3488. paid a tribute to the Catholics of Dr. McCarthy, Bishop of SandAustralia, who, notwithstanding all a better unthe difficulties and trials that bigot- hurst, says: "Therea ismore fervent ry and hatred could place in their derstanding and in Ireland toof religion of cathepractice path, had raised a cluster After an absence of many drals. churches, schools, orphanages, day. the a years from my native land, hospitals and homes that was me for(Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia.) credit to themselves and their an- spiritual growth impressed I attribute this in part to He appealed to them to cibly. cestors. Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. Gaeof the knowledge of spread fathers. of their the be true to the faith lic tongue. The ancient language It is essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Specially Appeals to Catholics (males and females), demanding the In a speech to the pupils and of Ireland is unquestionably Under their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will be established in any Locality on receipt by the visitors at Mount Enn Convent, language ofrulespirituality." DISTRICT SECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS, sanctioned by the PRIEST of of the army of ocWasga, recent!,, his Lordship Bis- the military the DISTRICT, the names and ages of intending members being fully set out in the requisition. behop Dwyer said that in connection cupation, His Lordship verily 550 I3RANCHES throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand: 50,000 members and £300,383 in Funds. in Ireland with the State schools examinations lieves "British outrages Financial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. where teachers to -day are more terrible than those he knew of cases perHe MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. Cromwell." NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. were in possession of work done by perpetrated by and vilchildren for a whole day, and ex- sonally saw many towns LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN partor wholly been has' that been lages amination papers had not even FREEHOLD PROPERTY. If a teacher ly burned to the ,round, and he had in sealed envelopes. was dishonest he could alter papers plenty of evidence of the murders "Black the -hy for the benefit of the pupils in the that were committed Full Particulars on Application to J. J. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, Hibernian Hall, Murrayst., Perth. When the Parlia- and Tans." Military rule"- had he State schools. than a mentary Assembly re -assembled on come nothing more nor lessDr. 11cThursday, Mr. MutclNin reply .to reign of frightfulness. Lord, "LOUIS CARDINAL DUBOIS, "Archbishop of Rouen."

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PAGE V1 G. V. POWELL, L.D.S., B.D.Sc., the priesthood, ness in the attainment of wealth; date studying forChurch DENTIST. has already ur the satisfaction of their ambitions but the Catholic Catholic 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, of a erection the have life decided or in the joys of domestic and and seminary where she will raise PERTH. in the end missed their aim, priests, even though they may have gained educate Catholic Colored this Hours: 10 to 6, or by appointment. open what they set before them, they and the seminary will in Greenville, 'Phone, A5038. have found in it only restlessness coming September twelve applications and dissatisfaction. But those who Miss. Already Hospital lives by the laws of the are on hand from Catholic boys who their ruled St. drone in society, and the commun- Beatitudes have been guided by One feel the call for the vocation of the Surgical, Medical, and Midwifery. REMEMBRANCE. ity in which such ideas prevail must Who has never yet misled anyone Holy Priesthood. Which one of us, 61 CAMBRIDGE -ST., LEEDERwomen, fall into barbarism. who has submitted to that Divinely I mean Colored mento and VILLE. Oh, tell me, friend, if in the coming go to ruin or law a Baptist, of God; paradise revealed rule. could go downtown Work is a days, It is only Proit. other white any without or be to Methodist, not strange was amid away far When TRY it and from . Commutake shrinks and Church who testant man SINCERITY. fallen TRUTH AND scenes you'll be, To attempt and Not one of us. But if you nion? And life will lead you through so feels it a burden. Handy Foods Byrne's work, our is Church Catholic of the perfection member are a after strive can many ways. The highest compliment that human acCatholic any PRODUCE. you can go into DAIRY and of say to is man Oh, tell me., will you ever think of is the acme of natural a on bestowed receive (Over William St. Bridge, Perth). church in the world and complishment-is the source of suc- be me? that he is a man of his word; cess as well as of content, satisfac- him can Communion beside a white man it that reproach Line: Special greatest Our the and Oh, tell me friend, could any dis- tion, even pleasure in work. on a man is to assert woman." Home-Made Pies and Pasties. tant clime An ancient sculptor immortalised be bestowed virtue he desired social PETER J. BYRNE the that for was not It Proprietor. regard no has he that has of a restRodin Or the thundering roar the gladiator in marble; connection with the whites that he veracity. Truth is the golden less angry sea, brought glory as lasting as bronze of stamped up- said these words, the speaker addimage God's which coin of CAFE man sweet the MOANA our youth's but forget on the thinker; Make you no that circulates among men of ed, but to show that "God knows ed HAY STREET, PERTH. summertime. men, if he could translate the on it, color. We are Its children, nations, and tribes, and peoples And have no thought, not even strength of the gladiator and the all value ne- the Catholic Church treats us as For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. standard its tongues; and work one of me? thoughts of the thinker into it Let depreciates. such." or ver changes for the good of men. the aim of your life to be always G. E. DINES When you shall pass through glen To make work something like a be candid, sincere, and or shady nook, less of which frank and open, PIANO and ORGAN TUNER. disease-the necessary MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L some lovely disaster on oneself and on society. ingenious in your relations with Or rest beneath 955 HAY STREET. Set your face fellow men. blooming tree; 45 Clever -street, West Perth. -The Liguorian. your against all deceit and duplicity, all Or while you turn the pages of Violin, Pianoforte, Teacher of guile. hypocrisy- and dissimulation. some treasured book, Telephone A4395. Pipe Organ and Harmony. THE OLDEST MUSIC. You will be living up to the maxims Will all these blot out every HOLDWAY & CO. ON APPLICATION. Gospel, you will prove yourTERMS the of thought of me? Licensed Sewerage Plumbers The oldest music of the world is self a genuine disciple of the God of Miss O'Connor is prepared to chant yourself Church-the (Certificated). the of commend chant Truth, you will take Pupils for the Pipe Organ. For, as the rainbow is a true God- the Gasfitters and Sheet Metal Workers. which she uplifts week after week, to all honest men. You will triumph given pledge, cen- over those who lie in wait to deA2946. after Telephone, A Trial Solicited. century year, after year destroy by flood, His tury, in every clime and nation, Never to 40-44 Pier -street, Perth. for the intriguer is usually counterpart, red ceive, white men, black men, in his own toils."-Cardinal caught So has Luve written with a -golden amid bronze unmen, yellow men, men, Gibbons. edge, Tel. A1655. Arctic darkness and under the Your name, and carved it deep up- der equatoral blaze, in metropolis and GOD KNOWS NO COLOUR LINE. on my heart. in hamlet, in narrow shrine and in vast basilica. It is in the self -same The recent beatification of the WORDS OF WISDOM. strain that the eager young priest heroic black Christians of Uganda 534 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB, French Canada, the bearded misopposite King Edward Hostel lend special interest to the Waiting upon God continually will in sionary in Tibet, and the silver-hair- should Mr. A. orator, colored the of abate your unnecessary cares and ed words MISS M. J. McDERMO TT, Proprietress. alike must all Rome in Pontiff closing the at spoken ones. sweeten you; necessary Richmond, "Sursum Corda" and "Vere L. Pure Wax Candles, Charcoal, Tapers, Floats, Sanctuary Oil, of St. Bartholomew's InIf your doubts do not prevail so chant and "Pater Noster." Yet, exercises U.S.A., Crucifixes, Rosary Beads, Scapulars, Medals, Speciality in Statuary, us leave off praying, Dignum" as to make stitute, Little Rock, Kansas, of suroldest the is the chant while Color"Our Framed Pictures, New Books lust arrived: "At the Foot of Jssus,' our prayers will prevail so far as to viving music, it is also the young- and recently quoted in "Which of the mane "Treasury of the Sanctuary," "Looking on Jesus," "From Bethlehem We ought to accept illness as a ed Missions. that sense in the old not It is est. ask he churches," to Calvary," "Jesus Crucified," "Suffering Man God," "Watches of gift from our Creator and God, for Protestant armour and Roman coins white man as a the Passion," "Ecce Homo," "Lenten Sermons on the Passion, it is no less a gift than health.-St. Gothic is ed, "admits the Colored It old. are urns Egyptian and was. answer his "Holy Week and Easter," "Loreto of the Holy House," Books by And Ignatius. the sea and the mountains member?" have been Lasance, "Thoughts on Religious Life," Prayer -book for Re Father Protestants Our falls are permitted. Our share old, like "None." the and and the sun effort, ligion, Blessed Sacrament Book, My Prayer -book, With God, Sunday in them must be wiped away by and the stars old- active in their missionary being old without is It moon. and Missal, Short Visits to the Blessed Sacrament, Visits America, Roman Missal, cheerful, hopeful sorrow. The rest fashioned. It is old in nothing but among the blacks of to Jesus in the Tabernacle, New Ireland, History of Ireland, by God will look to, and we must be at years, for its heart is a fountain of this should greatly stimulate our Story of Ireland by A. M. Sullivan, Mr. Knocknagow, as McGee, Darcy nonetheless, But peace. zeal. Recollections of an Irish Judge by McDonnell Bodkin. A Good AsTo most people a humble man is beautiful and eternal youth. Richmond said: Story Books. Sacred Heart MesAmerican and disof English is sortment church Baptist a tame, colourless being, without white "The sengers, Our Lady's Annals, Madonna, St. Joseph's Garland, ONE DAY AT A TIME. energy or spirit or character, yieldtinctly different from the Colored. Church Australian, St. Anthony's Annal, A ve Maria. Be assured that ing and plastic. and the Colored MethodistThere Orders Promptly Attended To. is humility is not cowardice or weakSeek not to penetrate into futur- from white Methodists. ness. ity, neither encourage a habit of an- a sharp Color line in the Protestant maniFeneplainly says was evil, This fountain where, after or I know a ticipating good churches. having drunk one still thirsts, but Ion. Our trials do not always come fested at the meeting of the Interwith a very sweet thirst, which one from those occasions we may have Church World Movement In New us can always satisfy; this fountain is forseen-God frequently takes Orleans when the Colored Methothe suffering which is known to by surprise, and sometimes to those dist ministers asked the white ones fondly most Jesus only.-Soeur Therese. objects on which we to drop the Color line at least at The companionship of which one rest out hearts, and in those mo- this meeting, and the white minisnever tires, which the longer it con- ments when we think ourselves most ters refused." tinues the more pleasant and help- secure. The evils which we may In the Catholic Church there is ful it grows, is the work one loves. have imagined for ourselves often no such distinction, as the same and reason, It deepens and purifies "the fountain vanish before the eye of speaker eloquently pointed out: head of life and joy, and of neither it is not in our own power to choose "There is but one Catholic Church fall. shall wears nor wearies. the ball where for all the many Catholics of all It is a duty to look pleasant. But Let, then, the obedience of every races and languages, of all colors if we do not feel pleasantly the duty day be your daily bread; live upon and nations. The Colored Catholic He provides does not belong to a different Cais a hard one, To be pleasant is to the will of your God. have the heart right towards God for you celestial manna. Be satis- tholic Church than the white Cain your power tholic. There are hundreds of Cathobe it is not pa- fied with it; and man. To trust. To things to lay it up in store, or to say how lic congregations which are partly tient. To know that all work together for good. much of it God shall give you. All white and partly Colored. The Cathat you have to do is to use it in tholic Church by ordaining a Colorsuch proportions as you receive it. ed man to the priesthood gives him THE ART OF WORK. Strive to live your life in peace, all she gives to the white priest. resignation. Place The Colored priest can and has adTo many work is an evil, slavery; simplicity, and hopes of happiness in God, ministered Sacraments to white as the less of it the better; to be free yournot The in His creatures, and you well as to Colored Catholics. from it, the goal of their ambitions. and For on Him Catholic Church puts the Colored then be secure. will PERTH. To look upon it in that light isto white the full confidence. with priest on a level forget the dignity of our nature and you may rely with SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. over authority him gives and priest, and to shut our eyes to the value Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College both white and Colored Cathclics. THE BEATITUDES. worth of work. in WA. Do you know of any white ProtestWork is a law of our nature, writlike prix The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly given has that church ant doors writThe Beatitudes are the ten u n our souls and bodies,being. attended to. do we thrown open by the hand of Our ileges to our race? Where ten deep upon our inmost Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. It is here in Leave the fields untitled and un- Lord for men to walk forth in life find race prejudice? All Public Examinations are prepared for, including UniverProtestant South. And see worked-they produce weeds; leave upon the true road to happiness up- the sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, Matricula leave on which lurks no deceptions, and wonder why the Catholic Church machinery unused, it rusts; tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. her convince hard to it so finds of those who pass the muscles unexercised, they be - in the hearts Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive living in such a surroundIsom flabby and sluggish; leave the through these doors there are no children, Military Training is imparted in the Cadet our attention. of prejudice, by and poisoned ing The deception. fears of unemployed, it becomes feeble doubts, no Companies. priestarid flighty; leave the will untutor- signposts which guide them at every the necessity of a Colored Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking the plaything of turn are written, says Father Ma- hood. But the Catholic Church in ed, it becomes are taught. on orwhim, caprice and fancy; leave the turin, by the finger of God;' others spite of all prejudices, goes priests. Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative purmen as powers of body and soul unused and are deceivers. Many who have be- dainingis Colored poses. at present only one candiyou become a human slacker, a lieved that they could find happi-There A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of tools. Three -Term System. New Pupils are received at any part of the Term. A liberal discount is made in the care of brothers. For Prospectus, Apply to THE PRINCIPAL.

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THE OPTICIAN, means reptile Anything smaller than a contin- in the morning of life. aThis miniature ent would never have accommoda- is in appearance like feet five ted Corrigan's wanderlust, for he alligator, and is often one F.I.O., F.S.M.C., D.B.O.A., was, as be constantly falling over long. This particular would on the Freedom of City of London. the edge. This is why he loved he had grown prosperous into his threw Fate rabbits which Australia, of the endless plains THE bounded only by an elusive far- mouth. One evening Corrigan was looking flung horizon. He was a chaser of HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS the fence-a the setting sun, but never chased for an injured spot in the IN THE STATE. runs is fast enough or far enough to see wire of which on allpurposes over its evening bath in the Great Paci- used for telephonic By Exam., London. Corrigan's piece fic, for his route became circuitcue the station area. collapsed ASH FOR MR. B. for want of landmarks on the vast of the world suddenly drought -struck plains of the inter- under his feet, and he fell half way in the grabbed the into the trap, but trackwas he words, other In ior. ing himself in great continental cir- fence in time. The iguana. feeling his peckish, and taking our hero', t p ROYAL ARCADE, cles, and seemed to be giving jaws legs an endless walking holiday boots for a rabbit, closed his Opposite Town HalL still through revenge on fate for having on them. Corrigan's yed is tall the parts. remembered in those a crampsuch in born him be made having Nor did gamut of bullocky oaths ed up place as Ireland. over- been long since used up to describe weary his limbs with he 'Phone A1794. wrought effort, for his model was it. Bede Keane rescued him with a Thos. ANDERSON & Son the sundowner whose legs move aupoor man's nerbut the pitchfork, long a covers he as tomatically Family Grocers and Provision ves were shattered, and ha became distance in a long time. Merchants. Rex Unlike the sundowner, Corrigan as hairy as Nabuchodonosor Fitzgerald-st. and RaslanCorner through wandered aimlessly as he never levied blackmail on the squatNorth Perth. rd Beyond. ters by threatening to drop a the bush at the Back o'bags Families Waited on Daily. sack match on their "runs" if they ref as- Children clad in potato Attended To. Orders Country ed the usual dole of a few pannikins raced into the scrub from his shagwas beard in gy presence, for his of flour; for Corrigan worked of his M. J. O'KEEFE "spells" at every trade and calling patriarchal, while the hair beehive. a bewitched which the needs of the Bush evoke. head was BUTCHER, bought the 245 CARR-ST., He could kill and skin and dress a till the day a drover LEEDETZVILLE. sheep, put up fencing, act as ad- whole consignment from the wearer Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb Prime horse -collar, and stuff a to in order Parliavance agent to a member of on hand. Corned Beef and always ment, and organise the breaking-up Corrigan restored his shattered ner- Small Goods a Specialty. All ileat ef the opponent's meeting. But he ves with the proceeds at the Tin- kept in Cool Storage on and became tired of every job, and then wander- yellers' Rest Hotel of the himself again. ed on, following the call Telephone, A3297. His name, however, lingers still wilds until his cheque was spent at wayside "pubs," where corned beef in song and fable, and mothers have order in to restore known been creates storms dust well sanded by multitudinous a delightful unslakeable thirst. He their mutinous and in bated (lid a man's part, however, to meet children by whispering 549 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY, breath, "Here's Corrigan." even that emergency. 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, MEL. On two distinct occasions-and BOURNE. two only-Corrigan was seen to run, YEATES G. F. RECENT PUBLICATIONS. and those who knew his ways reined The Undermentioned Prices inOptician, in their horses to gaze in stupefacpostage tion. The first sprint was caused 37 BARRACK-STREET, PERTI clude The Story of a Battalion. By W. by the sudden presence of a tiger (Opposite Town Hall). Devine. With numerous drawings snake going home-not Corrigan, and maps by Darl Lindsay, 6/2. but the snake. The tiger snake is Studies Benedictine Monachism. the only one that chases its enemy, C. H. SMITH & CO. vi Benedictine Life and Rule. By eiss especially if you happen to get beRight Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of UNDERTAKERS, tween hum and his usual address. Downside Abbey, 25/, PERTH. ST., NEWCASTLE brings company, 281 often whither he St. Joan of Arc. The life and especially young rabbits or goannas 'Phone (Day or Night) .. A1231. story of the Maid of Orleans. By -called iguanas only in books. The Rev. D. Lynch, S.J. Ilkistrated, tiger snake made for Corrigan, and 13/10. "SHAMROCK" in the twelfth of a second lifted 20 Preaching. By Rev. W. B. TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, musty years off his shoulders more O'Dowd, 8/9. completely than a barrel of 3atent WELLINGTON -STREET, PERT1 Mountains of Help. By Marie St. perimpart Proprietriun. to medicine guaranteed M. SHERIDAN, S. Ellerker, O.S.D., 4/2. petual youth. Living Temples. By Bede Jarrett, 0.P., 3/8. The other occasion when CorriWATERS & BRYANT Out to Win. Straight talks to gan's Slievenamon agility returned 80 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH. boys on the way to manhood. By to his rusty muscles was associated with rabbits, and not even with WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. Rev. J. P. Conroy, S.J., 3/9. By Francis J. Facing Danger. whose those with live ones, but Orders l'romptly Attended to. Finn, S.j., 6/9. furry souls had already migrated Talks to Parents. By Rev. J. P. to Bunnyland. Many will recall Tel. A3938. Conroy, S J., 6/9. having seen great reservoirs dug in Sermons on the Mass, The SacraNORTH PERTH MOTOR the earth in the drought -visited ments, and the Sacramentals. By GARAGE. parts of Australia. They are called to the ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. Thomas Flynn, C.C., 14/2. tanks, and are a godsent The Australian Picture Children's and A1837 A4598. Telephones, on the and travellers weary flocks Prayer Book. The simplest Prayer great stock routes, and also to the BOGUE AND SPERRING. Bok ever published. Beautifully ilinhabitants of vast areas and their DAY AND FOR HIRE CARS lustrated, with 20 full -page illustraanimals. Rabbits, too, come here NIGHT. tions, including the Mass. Card in great numbers, especially when Cover, with picture on front. Cream Cars for Weddings. polthey have tasted the poisoned lard laid for them as by law laid GLANVILLE'S down. The Japs. are a potential THE J. J. BENDON menace, but Bunny is an ever-preLEMON HEADACHE POWDERS, STORES sent evil, and in his gigantic num- 130 HIGHSHOE -STREET, FREMANTLL The Great Australian Remedy for bers keeps many a squatter poor. Instant Relief and Speedy Cure of 'Phone B425. Corrigan had done rabbiting in his all Headaches, Neuralgia, Toothunder no day, but on this occasion, ache, and Influenza, Rheumatism, ti ee, was offered a job as skinner, Sciatica, Lumbago, etc., etc Price, his work being to tackle a great PETERS fi ls. 9d. per box, or 3d. each powder heap of" rabbits which had died H. 0. GLANVILLE, M.P.S., round the rim of the great water - MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS MARKET-ST., FREMANTLE hole. The weather was buzzing (Two Doors from Post Office). hot-124deg, in the shade-as if a TEL A1101 heat wave had been let loose from Telephone, B277. earth. the molten bowels of the P. J. HEVRON Corrigan said that in weather like Head Office and that a man should hang up his skin CUSTOMS. SHIPPING, and FORShow Yard to dry and sit in his bones. He and WARDING AGENCY. their job in the his mates faced GENERAL CARRIERS. WEST SUBIACO early hours, their task being to PHILLIMORE CHAMBERS, made "beat the heat" before it had Three minutes FREMANTLE. the heap of rabbits uncompanionwalk west of able. In a few hours the skinners nation had filled many boxes with skins for the Sydney markets; but the Manufaet urers BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, mounting sun was playing his burnand Importers ing rays on the heaps of skinned 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, of alike, and the workers and skinable MELBOURNE. fought a terrible battle witn Old MARBLE and Apologetics and Catholic DocSol with raglets stuck in their olfacGRANITE trine, By Rev. M. Sheehan, D.D. tory organs. They knocked off ler a smoke and a drink of tonguechain Part I. Proce, 2/6 (post free). MONUMENTS, They slept betangle -foot beer. Eight Minute Sermons. By Rev. MEADSIONES, side their work-for four hours or W. Lemony, D.D. Two vols. Price etc. so. The sun didn't sleep at all, 21/, but smiled and winked to himself, Courtship and Marriage, Practiq Instruction. Price, 2s., post free. and still kept on bombarding the P. J. Coonan, Representative. comglomeration of fast-decaying The Irish Labour Movement From the Twenties to Our Own bunnydom with his fierce shaf's of FootFor All Kinds of the Latest Day. By W. P. Ryan. Price, 4/-, heat-or, rather, weaving with his wear, at the Lowest Prices. post free. fiery figers an irridescent fog iron, Repairs at Current Rates, Christian Social Crusade, By most unpromising material. . . . Patronise The Catholic Social Guild. Price, Corrigan was the first to awake. 1/8, post free. Something like solid air stopped BEN JONES The Most Beloved Woman. By his his breath, and chloroformed 310-12 WILLIAM -ST., PEKTH. Rev. E. F. Garesche, S.J. Price, immortal soul within, while the 8/3, post free. buzz of myriad blowflies frivolling, A Patriot Priest-Life of Rev. new For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gascircling, zig-zagging over the eloquent remains, proclaimed that Fitting & Galvanised Iron Work, Father Casey. By, Rev. D. O'Rior dan. Price, 3/-, post free. they found their El Dorado. The air MARK DUNN The Church and Socialism and simply reeked. Corrigan retained 332-334 Wellington-street, Perth. Other Essays. By Rev. J. A. Ryan, presence of mind enough to block Licensed Plumber and Drainer. D.D. Price, 9/4, post free. the outlets on his baked countenThe Art of Interesting: Its Theory ance with his tucker-bag, and fled To the Metropolitan Water Supply, from the scene with craning neck Sewerage, and Drainage Department and Practices. By Rev. F. P. Donnelly, S.J. Price, lls., post free. Dairying Utensils, Baths, Bath to regain his breath at the outskirts Dublin Types. Drawn by Sidney Heaters, Tanks, and Windmills of the pestilential cloud. He jumped Davies. Price, 7/6, post free. Made and Repaired. as he ran, to shake off the circumCatholic Christianity and the Modambient incubus; he fought it with ern World. By Rev. Keogh-TonPhone, A3945. his hands, he whirled like a ballet ning. Price. 11/, post free. dancer; he buck -jumped like a brumbie, expectorating as he ran HARROLD & MURRAY Telephone 739. till like a ripped feather -bed he PRODUCE MERCHANTS, M. HALLION buried his head in dense scrub, VICTORIA PARK. where he met a jovial squad of dinHave on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, MACHINE BREAD FACTORY, goes hastening to the feast. CorriNORTH FREMANTLE. Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, gan's face paled visibly ever after Hay, and Maize. Linseed, Bread Delivered to all parts of Frewhen rabbit-living or dead-was TERMS CASH. mantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. mentioned. Malt and Brown Bread a Specialty. If the metaphor be not displaced, Shipping Supplied. rabbits dogged our rover's steps, or, VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL, HARVEST TERRACE. rather, he dogged them, especially when he fell into their particular MISS M. O'CALI5AGHAN. WEST & GARRETT trap on a sheep -run near NarranWINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMBSurgical: Medical: Maternity. dera. The run, or station, often 10 ERS, ETC. Telephone, A1080. proor 20 miles across, is always Our Specialties: Pumping Entected by a great wire fence a few gines, Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, feet high and two or three feet in S. BEECROFT Tanks, Bores and Pumps. the ground to prevent the bunnies Butcher, Note the Address: burrowing underneath in order to SUBIACO. ROKEBY-ROAD, 181 10 LAKE-STREET, PERTH. enter the prohibited area. They march beside the fence for miles in Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. search of a breach in the wire net'Phone 1341. MISS M. McMAHON ting; but a trap awaits them. It consists of a large box three or four 262 FITZGERALD ST., PERTr CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS, & CONFECTIONERY. feet wide sunk in the earth, covered Satisfaction On- ".nteed. 32 Pier -street, Perth with a lid which yields to even the MRS. L;LRKIN perambulat(Near Hay street). velvety footfall of the COSTUMIERE ing burglarette, who drops into the (Late of Kalgoorlie), Printed and Published at the reprison box to meditate in darkness gistered office of the Proprietors, on the hollowness of earthly things, Wishes to notify her former Clis both traps and stomachs. Into such and Ladies generally, that she it, BRYAN'S P Works, Murray. street (oppo an abode there had fallen an iguana Opening a Business at Perth.

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