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ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH VOL. XLV

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PERTH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1921

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C.Y.M.S. an angry word with his cobber Wi healthy surroundings by change to hamMorris-and there might be an1 to St. Paul, Christ says: "Everyone and more healthy conditions: week, February 13th, better Sunday On bu old, is Mother that puts away his wife anil marries air, scene, diet, cleanliness, a good estrangement. at 11 a.m., the first meeting in conknows how to clutch hert enureer coinnets adultery; and h wardrobe, a plentiful cupboard, and Mother with the formation of this nection should Hughes Mr. Our wallet. that marries her that is put away East to West. pleasant company have a lot to do year's football team, will be held in An Eastern exchange commenting with sanity, longevity, and a broad' butt in early before there's a rush A Large, Enthusiastic Initial Meet- the society's rooms. from her husband commits adul (SPECIAL ing. are not tery." St. Mark is still more explicit .on Emmigration to this State, says ailments Inherited mind. The initial meeting of the AssociaAus meet i ng ye tion will, no doubt, be held very I P er h aps th elargest "The Agent -General for West Only a Little Blues Sidesteps. for he declares that after Christ had to treatment. (By Rev. G. J. Griffin). emigref amenable 'The Prime Minister was in humor held in Perth to launch arrang e't shortly, and in order to have all ar given these laws to the Pharisees tralia is arranging for the(some can uproot them, so it is miracle o o luncheon the annual vein at ous fuli of matter concerning marriage, His disciples tion of young ex -officers ments for carrying out celebration made and delegates, etc., s with prejudice begotten of generaSome few days ago when readinee God, and also being Australian Natives' Association appropriate to St. Patrick's Day wa rangements which are beyond our human inte 1- asked Him again in the house, pro - whom are now playing barrel -organ the president has thought which have grown up, lived, the Melbourne the Daily News I came across som pen tionsdied on Monday last, and held on last Tuesday night at th e appointed, atmosphere of selfish- in Rex- lect, I assert that God must hat an in to get in early, and baba, in a private and confidential in London streets), Imperial advisable it and statements made by the abov hard on the English Parochial Hall, Archbishop's Palace in consequence children has convened this e proved an infallible interpreter t 0 mmanner, and He reiterated these sinners, war widows and will be ness, and arrogant presumption. he was rather Silas K. Hocking, under the Austra All the metroplitan parishes wen There is known in England, newspaper which said that and to teach us what th es same rules as are given by St. Luke and ex-soldier. it as meeting. Toryism, dogs heading, and I must say in all sine explain savage Common is a vicious conceit, and an inherit- La was given over to the for clergy an recruits their write fine by some well represented Peter St. 10-101. players and year's Scripture means. Mark last 16-18, you subservis " All (Luke cerity that I find them wealth police in the West shortly ed disease that will yield to none which roamed about the country laity, and the various Irish and Ca supporters, come along to this meetof Scripture i of every idea tnat we have of Chris that "no prophecy Indissolubility of Marriage. might also import but death and the undertaker. Evi- living on the bones of the cattle tholic societies mustered a good a ing, air your grievances, make your Government The Chris of even and Interpretation" Made by Private the drought. There tendance of delegates. There was a suggestions and hear what the pretian marriage It is sometimes lawful for a man some Black and Tan uniforms, so as of its resistance to every which died ingood reason for the lit decided enthusiasm in the atmos: sident has to say about last year, tianity itself. The article beginssida e (2nd Peter, 1.20). And we find th to separate from his wife, or for a to have everything ready. There dence perhaps treatment by modern met- was to,lows:-"As to the religious St. Peter, a ' wife to leave her husband, if there will be no more railway strikes in known the man to make a show of ridiculing phere, and it is safe to say that th this year, and matters in general. chiefly and toApostles, it Destroy plentiful. is noth hods since such a spirit abroad rendered the facilitae There is a lot of talk about proscon newspaper, Eastern of the question we really have our English baptising, judgDoes teaching, reasons the lead their sufficient West." . the and to -morrow be grave in and it appears again thei ed to be such by those in authority, friend lose sight of the fact that day, ing4te do: you can read anything evangelising, with it statement hit in the eye the adver' tion of the business probably in re pective new players, and we would serting. as vicious as and poisonous as Well! propaganda of the Immigra cord time. The Right Reveren lilee tis see evil these, if possible, pre tei passages of a Scripture." living word and their Goa -given a or it may be done by mutual con- there is every possibility of the bar- teas yesterday. It is the yellow tising agents. You Christian minister thority before e'en a syllable of thue sent; William's pet aver' Monsignor Verling, V.G., opened th e rent also. Some of those who sup well? ! but that man and that woman rel organ grinders and the weary running through British poli- tion re com- streak is the newspaper that differs meeting, and in sion finding you have nothing to do with the of th town first The another London addressing th written. of was never marry ones have can Gospel effort . of sc separted team at various times centuries which ties He has nothing but gathering referred to previous yearse ported the season, him. of the with wa City the ligious side of this all-important ques in partner diggings Matthew, lawful fortable have drifted out s as long as his or her to eliminate, and which has mos Gospel, that of St. for it, but, Lord! how demonstrations, and the success tha during the contempt in the near fu- tailed time which is really one of the only ab that Harbbur to suggests probably Wonderful factor perhaps Hocking Mr. written is alive. disturbing However, we would s a is society. and of the been t ha eethiantsse pishssis re gardfor attended them. He left it to th e like to have them along at this meetsacred of God's institutions, and -Jut ten years after our Lord's A s- divorce should be allowed for other ture. Allowing that we are sitting the British Radical, Liberal, and tender,fthe religion on burns bearing which armeeting to decide what form thi s ing, but before any of them can a most intimate A memorial was recension; and the last, the Gospel of reasons beside.; adultery, "such as back taking the immigration Democrat. Now, if the British paper had year's celebration should tale. You will meekly stand by and allow 70 yea r habitual drunkenness, incurable in- rangements too quietly, what are cently circulated among English Ca- him. again they must join up once the St. John, was written aboutAll make its refeTence ' possible,"said th te play the unbeliever, the Atheist, make th and the wise men of the East doing. We tholics urfting negotiationsbetweenthe impudence tothe imprisonment, event. life-long above the es eanity, more as members of the society. after dogs symmad Monsignor, "to realise that it wa s This year it must be the P.C.Y.M.S. of arty noisy protest "representatves of England and allegorical and a enemy of God, as frame and hear away be sufficient don't may paseal had These Apostles desertion." other ' break Bolshevik and Sinn twelve months since such arrange laws which only too surely will was alone seasons for separation; but certain- against Mr. Hughes and John Story's Ireland" with a view to a solution bolise Billy's that has the honour of gaining will put their reward, and St. John the vacant jobs of the Irish question on the lines of Feiner, the little man's eyes would ments were being made for las t team up the home, and whichGod and it is only by still living, very old and feeble. pro ' ly there can be no divorce, so that way of filling up they new lights, and the year's celebration, the time had pass the premiership, with twinkle for waiting Are places. James and asunder that which know has Mr. was again. He Home Rule. united action on everyone's part the other party could marry bably aged about 100 years Dominion as the been extolled have writer would You recrather We ed so quickly, but the year has been that this result may be attained. to howl? West late the the joined together. ti of can of Asia example, for a nephew Bishops life, the for M.P., by A prisoner " F. Hope, requested St Prime in apprcved genius. The a long one of suffering and oppres The present committee is quite prewords of Christ. (They arc Cerin - certainly never live with his wife: kon they'll get tired before the howl Duke of Nodfolk, who was notorious an to sion in the Old know write about Our Lord against assert isn't enough vitality for his strong Tory prejudices in Minister, in his eloquent attempt of Land." Matthew Chap. 19)). You who pared to give its whole -hearted supbut she cannot marry another man stare. There show Australia as another Land "he who thus and other heretics, to now just West The business of the meeting being the in his anywhere and on for that Christ has said thatand asked before husband was existed not her imprisoned politics. as had as long British ed that Christ a sunshiny proceeded with, the Vicar General port to the footballers, an marry over roamed Goshen, comwife Percy Trainer's his even at away howl True oppoo shall put memorial. the to March 2nd you will have Arid so the be - lives. Of course, when I speak of his mother. signature Mary, very clevand he of generalities; patch was unanimously elected chairman tunity of electing another commithe ing Revolution. house, another commits adultery;and his on that of reclined marriages had I mean traditions who the marriages, to disciple loved erly side stepped the high cost of It was thereupon decided without put is that her to marry assured business your shall and it that tee, and make straightened his back Government in Australia. To be evi- Our Lord's breast at the Last Sup - are valid or that are real marriages What Will Hughes Say? to hold a demonstration as elect one that will be ready to act away (by her lawful husband This the organisers of "his unqualified told by an Australian native that dissent per, this aged John, this last living --such marriages cannot be broken, on previous occasions, viz., Holy displays Great nephew way. the of similar dently), he commits adultery." The a validly in Apostoutc College, divorce cannot be obtained During the progress opposition." of the was too Mass at the Cathedral; procession per annum ,been promulgated member the £120,006,000 of our members Divine Law broke forth into those sublime words from any tribunal or power on earth, War. when the Prussian was stcrush- the same unrelenting spirit as much, and that State Upper Houses at 11 a.m., formed at Victoria Another section and dearly insisted upon by Christ, (.Chat God 'has joined together no ing the Allies on the Marne and on late Duke and other living English be abolished, Square, followed by sports at the to whom we extend a most pressing should and Governors al in Gospel. Familiar The 'mentioned are conis to be present on Februand His words Sir John French aristocrats where Ireland invitation when put asunder. can Somme,. earth the on and power him, to pleasing not was surely than Grounds, Hay -street East, 13th, is that composed or Men. Tory English aristocrats, certainly was not the sort of stuff W.A.C.A. must identical terms by no" less 19-9, -"In the beginning was the Word, was retiring from Loos, and the cerned. on Thursday, March 17th., and a ary "Until Death If hers playing league football. the Word was witn God, and three Evangelists: St. Mettbew French were being whipped at though they kneel at the same al- that sounds like music in his ears. 1648. and National Concert at His Ma- you will come along and show your St. Mark 10.11, and St. Luke Church the Word was God, and the Word And now, one word more before Virny. British seamen swore they tars as the Irish, are as bitterly op- £130,000,000 spent in the Goveni- Grand jesty's Theatre, Perth, on Friday, the to their in incentive if Hocking, amongst do great you to is a dwelt Germany it Mr. and are on Catholics interest What flesh made parting. was Certainly r ould put a boycott posed to Irish menu of five millions of people is we to see us." others to come, and no doubt you During the first 10 years there- your husband or your wife has left and resist every effort to trade claim fur an equality of freedom as think a record unsurpassed by any March lSth, at S p.m. " of God has a most strict duty and other country. General Committee. know of several Catholic young men that the marriage tic i5 respected. fore of the Church's exigence, the you, or has been separated from you. with her people when the war was the Carsons, the Londonderrys, en pack an ecquisitiou to and ever if in a word you cannot tope Throughout the Dominicns the blatant, mischievous followers of Christ were taught over. These enthusiastic decisions were who would be quite Marriage, a Sacred Bond. British by by her. but who for some reasons or entirely him establishing and with protected solely live to against again and outcry enlightened the followed by the election of the van our team extending are con English themselves During her long historyalways to trade The known and best habitual whether the cause be communications with German power in Belfast. ous office -bearers, which resulted as pro- the iiving word of the Apostles, over 1,900 years, she has of matrito play with other teams the ,!,spired written word was not drunkenness, incurable insanity, life- was strong and most impressive in Tory Catholic is, to say the leasta follows:-Patron, His Grace the tent very of fe3/3/tected the sacred bond she has complete donation comment, welcome That's years in A or his er 80 boycott. desertion, 70 a word till about leng imprisonment, its insistence for uncharitable Archbishop of Perth; President, the from the society's good mony, and by every means Church or her continual infidelity, or any all over now. The guns have ceas- strange and incomprehensible study Right Rev. Monsignor Verling V G was received to be prtf after Christ's Ascension. The to the vexatihelp Raphael, and Mrs. endeavoured to cause itoffender shells friend to do? deadly to the right you are What the barking, disappointing claimed cause?. most other ed their secretary, Mr. Jas. Dwyer: asst. secwas has always along, and we can astected. Whether the. BRILLIANT EXAMINATION ous Cawtholic. s retary, Mr. W. J. Webh; treasurer, crickettheclub one teach and interpret the Scripture, All I can say is that it is a great and no longer droan overhead of massed the both donor a RESULTS. generous a king, or an emperor, or aofgreat ant sure troops, God. sends -shocked of which God battle Word trial is the severe tortured Mr. a very J. word J. Snigg: auditors, Messrs. God has and her of this world, the Church cricket club and society in general O'C. O'Mahony and J. Minihan. "He who hears you hears Me." says you; it is a heavy cross which your two years of peace, plus the confer German Gold-Who Gets It? to her. grateful deeply are never hesitated to uphold this sacye of an indemnity your teach upon payment we "and lays columns for ences advertising our Apostles, Father In Sports Committee. the Heavenly to While or. cricket, news has come In the allocation of the German rc1 frond. First by mildness and Christ on the Ger Messrs. Doheny. L. Ryan, P. Ryan, all nations." St. Augustine, that shoulders. Ask our loving Redeem- have modified opinion getting for the publish a report of the ruccess of closer gold to be paid in reparation hand of our great fast bowler, persuasive arguments and repeated says er. and lie will give you the neces- man boycott. We are and wastage the students attending the Chris - McCart, J. Keane,R.E.Walsh, W. to to bring great Doctor devastation and Watts, who is doing well in ruin Lenny awha were admonitions, she has tried senses we than the Do in at the Laws. German Perth, the believe His to Brown, Brothers' College, Yates, Cronot mad tian J. O'Callaghan, sary grace to obey of that he would Germany's a by to bask caused north of New South Wales, and one life of the of erring the medium University examinations. gan. J. Monoghan. McDonald, and not seek a divorce, do not contract ago, and through thegetting Scriptures themselves he didnot Belgium and Northern recent made his name with the over already has rush to reduty, and when that fai,ed she has are to your we the as gold do credit to long German would Church as Jas. Tully. report The Catholic alliance further any her have the Holy His browe note a sum of E734,000,cricket ball over there. regretfully but firmly fulminated Concert Committee, him and to ex- lawful partner lives: carry your gard him not with aversion and France, cut oldest, the richest, and the best ea the adulterous place them before ther Stan. is also doing well in 000 is left for other countries todoes tablished college in Australia, as. it item, This little censeares against dislike. carry with not hardly Very Rev. did heavy, Dean Kiely, Rev. we very If be him. if it to even them cross, wonder plain We nearer them. stayed but Stan. has N.S.W., up amongst reveals 29, whole breaker of God's law. In feet, was January the London. in faithdated Fathers Hayes, Moss, Pace; Messrs. of reveals excellence teaching. infallible it patiently and manfully. Be con- have a living, Another member come under the heading not the passion and adulterous to the stand - P. A. Bryan, L. Dwyer, J. Stunner. the metropolis. to ful until death, and your good God something of our changed feelings Australia Just now it ap- course from the Junior in immediate Church, established by Christ like went East some who countries"? the society of "other General win Brigadier the duct of Henry VIII.tothe Fritz. towards A. Kirkpatrick. McDonald, Lifer, culminates and J. of which and the breaking guide us, then, indeed, we could, and will give you the Crown the alleged statesmen ning of a University Exhibition. time ago, in the person of Jim Ryan, which led cause Lassiter, of Sydney (representative pears tc us Tully. our Commonthe Mr. Hocking, read anything has also been heard of recently. Jim house), is speaking: who are runningtheir away of England away from Did Marshals. The record gives 18 full Juniof suits into certain LORETO CONVENT, OSBORNE. of a big Sydney best to have that everything doing Church? is doing well in Melbourne. are Catholic wealth Governthe the Leavto see of full like 13 "I should unity as a British and 5 partial passes, Chief marshal of procession Mr. B. constantly passages of Scripture. But we know The society was well represented (say this country regarded BOARDING SCHOOL FOR credit ment furnishing a nct the Pope firmly and ing passes, and 1 partial pass, and C. O'Brien; assistant marshals, at the inaugural meeting in connecthere is a real doubt wicked that Christ has said to the AposLADIES, and YOUNG province, the lowis that work in order whole 1;20,000,000), the refure the divorce to the and of of teach the excellence stack therefore, O'Farrell which H.A.C.B. Society, Messrs. forth, to ear"Going as with this year's St. Patrick's tles: tion mind repeatedly our in Henry. although grade wools in the carry-over stocks RE-OPENS ON shown in the winning of a UniverCrogan;and risli National Forrest- celebrations, by our president and it? Henry ye all nations, teaching them to obwhich German gold we should reach-the nestly requested to grant to other sity Exhibition by Master Reginald I have com- TUESDAY WEEK, FEBRUARY might be taken by Germany, ers, Messrs. Mitchell and Bolster; secretary, Messrs. J. Dwyer and W. that allocated things the be wife, all serve will lawful his that with pile three to deal divorce able to with is only countrythe wished substantial Keating, who is credited 15th. Perth Catholic Young Men's So- Webb, who were elected to the posimanded you, and behold I am with hayirg secur- ciety on a commercial basis." This countries, or that fairly Catherine of Aragon, and to espouse were requested to appoint two tions of secretary- and assistant secset down as distinctions, and with aggregate the you all days even to the consumma- For further particulars apply to them of and Messrs. our one of £2,486,000,000 Anne Boleyn, and seeinghe.that Cook ed first place in the SUPERIOR. looks very much like looking toto help living. MOTHER Joseph Murphy, S. Long, and retary respectively. This Sir world." the declared of share. tion this, Britain's enemy, the Hun, hated examination. once whole Pope firmly refused the in rather marks his in Kennedy and were deputed to attend to us Apostles the of The syllabus item for last Wedthe Chuech," and teaching power successfully did not enlightens to the payments This secures to him a valuable he marshalling himself "head FEBRUARY 7. us solve the problem ofgrade NEXT, of the general pub- nesday night, Australia Night, was means the MONDAY really is -coveted references successors long hie their the wools. breezy at with our low years dealing three for thus easily obtained other the scholarship ic. be one to are some he carried through very well, thanks to Scriptures EXCURSION. with MOONLIGHT That Germany is "the only country in his talk We congratulate this divorce. He did this, although the by which theWithout this living teaProceeds. seemed to be an University. the efforts of Mr. Fennell. It was a explained. WAR PIPE BAND. to deal with them on a commercial day. Indeed therein his mind as to student on his splendid perform IRISH knew full well that the Pope. the It was in decided apart for members them. to hand set Christ the nett night at by doubt of been established TO PT. WALTER and LUCKY basis" seems to us a reflection on the element successor of St. Peter, had for 1,500 cher a por- ante. to his Grace the Archbis- selves, and all the items were contri of the Apostles, and chiefly Will Australia's success in getting culture, proceeds BAY. genius of the Motherland. the head of Christ's Church charac- person phreesciphiats Little need be said of the Hug ioopnsfer will the various members. Catholic by mind buted instituhuman the owfitthhehisspoil. Peter, tn h St. leave Henry's manliness, in Mr. Hughes lift his hand and deThe M.L. VALDANA will rears. A man of physical development, customaryMr Next Wednesday night's item is cS t appointed by certainly come to grief over many Barrack -street Jetty at 8 p.m. sharp. clare his aasent to commercial bar not ter was certainly notand with an as and success in the sporting field; view Minutes as Chairman, and it into Important Notes. Five of Scriptures. the in rushed head the the as contained interarmy, in the truths 1/6. with Germany College, ruler Tickets, gaining students of this God to be the of getting of Thus, for, instance, at the Last Supthat our chances The next meeting of the general only requires a large attendance of all. ests of the wool growers of this surance out His t hurch, and the reminder record is well known to the to make this a highly His of the deal are rosy, and members ommittee into was fixed cut c bread for 8 p.m by of on took our list prepared Christ Hughes CONVENT, per Is Mr. distinguished LORETO country? it was through his reign In looking will see to amusing and entertaining evening. uesday, February 15th. hands, and He blessed it and said, o have Brigadier Lassetter's wool that the Motherland subjects in which the boys were T The gentlemen appointed ADELAIDE TERRACE. The following night is a commitnot left lamenting after to the Lust, Rapine, and Bloodshed. "This is My body." Then he took pulled over his eyes and to forget hat we arehave Our successful, we find that she course S ports away.. melted tee meeting night, and we hope to it. ON over -OPENS Committee said RE are especially and SCHOOL heaps re he a cup, to English,. swore wine in of an enemy he the he vision following: lies the read in can look includes a "you says getting every man present of see uested to that the first meetMr. Hocking The Catholic TUESDAY WEEK, FEBRUARY r ut in Coventry for ever and for 1,est chance of the Latin, Greek, 'French, Arithmetic, 9ng of that note of Scrip- "This is My Blood."taught body will be held at 8 last committee meeting before the anything into passages you that by n us being placed in front 16th. ver? can Church has always we are Algebra Geometry Trigonometry, If heap. " term. 4-s. new countries' .m. on Monday, bread p February ture." In other words, Scripture 7, at the 'other words He changed the Three Term System (Each Term 13 tar a Applied Mathematics, History, Geo- A rchbishop's Palace. Accountancy students will b make certain passages of you; you these eft to haggle with Mother Weeks). Inherited Prejudices. and wine into His body and blood. gold, graphy, Chemistry, and Physics. German hay of arrangements learn to wallet pleased her AU correspondence in connection into mean anything that suit; ip Matd Reformation, It is possible to cure a long For particulars apply to the Word But since the so-called having reIn addition to the classical sure to have hold the intermediate can twist and turn the Sacred courses, w ith the celebrations should be ad- been made to society's MOTHER SUPERIOR. s tending disease contracted in un- L loyd George a -ill be plea- the non-Catholic mind, hematical and Scientific rooms, a to the secretary (Ms. Jas. c lass in the of God to mean anything that the teaching of the Church, has also a Commercial dDressed jected College can this you 7th February, at 7. next, matter, Monday that for weny,sers) ,occi cot.y.Pperterthh.Catholic Young ses you-or of Bookhas been side, in which knowledge Mr. Kirkpatrick has fall p.m. M make it mean anything t cu like into Typewriting, keeping, Shorthand, is imparted is this not Wandering Away Into All n with the students' wishes this far the Scriptures. I ask not and Business Methods subjects. making a so now it is up to them to coos mocking God? Is it and one more extravaSacred sorts of theories, by a specialist in theseeddcation is DONGARRA. long. a anmoc'eery of His Divine than gent and more ridiculous The social aspect of Word? And yet, it is written "God other. So that after all this at Dancing, The Dominican Sisters wish it to riot overlooked, as Music, WANTED. ,__ average will not be mocked." the accomplishday last et the present Elocution, and kindred ". known that the various raffles An Experienced Catholic Lad know God's Written Word. Prot:ea,: nt really does not ments receive much attention at the an id the art union of a horse, tickets Stenographer, stating age, salary important this is on teachers. belief what his hands of expert Now, let me make a few remarks f°r which are already in circulation, and capabilities. Apply by lette. and let point. The Catholic Church alone Taking all into account, the boy w ill be definitely drawn on St. Pat- in the first instance to Zero, th about the Holy Scriptures; Holy has adhered to the obvious meaning who goes through the curriculum of I"! ck's Day next. office. me say first of all that the equipped well the of Christ's words, and she teaches this school is very in Scripture is the Word of God, which, at the word of her children all over the world that for the battle of life written Word of God, everythe culture, bread of Holy here under the appearances present day, intelligence, by the Sri ipture is inspired and wine Christ is whole and entire, and a well developed constitution Ghost; and yet it is full ofandmysteren- true God and true man. The Cathie tend so much to success and happiies, which are absolutely on Give Mass to goes woman or intellie man ness our of grasp tirely beyond the to up offers and morning like Sunday The College Re opens on Monday, lect. 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America Welcomes Mrs. MacSwiney

in the Broil ers' College, and IRISH -AUSTRALIAN THE MARKETS second standard. My brother Cyr] SOCIETIES. stan- PRODUCE MARKET REPORT. is 10, and he is in the sixth THE BIG dard. I have a dear little sister, and is five she called Madge Carmel; YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. The Westralian Farmers, Ltd OF TRIBUTE REMARKABLE I would like to has started school. Wellington -street, Perth. report unTAILORS AFFECTION. become your nephew, dear Aunt der date Wednesday. 2nd. February. Mr. Walsh presided over a very Besry. It is so terribly hot up here. 1921, as follows: good attendance of members at the With the help of God -and in and you to love evening, and best Monday Goodbye last held trobbing spite of men-the great Chaff: Prime jualitv is £8 12s Gil meeting My dear Children,-As I told you ies were awfully nice. Now I must your little ones, from A feature of the evening was the lan- Atlantic passed along on its swells to if( 17s 6d per ton. n a previous "talk" of the result of close up, with best love to yourself FRANK STINSON. conducted by Mr. 0' last week an ocean liner, the Celtic, Oaten Chaff: Best qualities, 1.:6 17s guage classGood remain, your made was r year's work for the "wee 'ones," and the "wee ones." progress Doherty. whose bulk -length, breadth, and I sin delighted, my dear Frank, 6d to £7 per ton. here is no need for me to refer to it loving neice, the great onward depth--seemed but a huge, solid Oats: Heavy feeds, 3s 3&d to is in this part o:The hese are Me Deg and modest Tallerimi Voiles is W.A. that you received your prize safely VERONICA CHIDLOW. We have closed our books gain. musical program- setting fur one of Ireland's precious movement. it. with pleased are you bushel. that per and 4id the prize recommence or 1920, and we an overture !iv gems-Mrs. Muriel MacSwiney. My dear Veronica. -Your with opened me was up Men! You cannot afford to miss the solid tailoring values thankful it am quality, and Inferior stamps your Potatoes: I got rail ending with December, 1921. I has been sent to you and I hope you to you for them. I hope you and to £5 per ton. Miss Doherty, and Mr. Boland folwe are now offering if you desire to economise. The ship seemed as uniquely hers Rev. Mother, I Cyril will make good use of your ope oyu are all ready, after the have received it. a step dance. Masters (for all the world heard or bothered with lowed From the materials below, and at the prices listed. we will olidays, to toe the scratch, refresh' heard, was in Perth during the holi- time at school, and become good P Walker, Sullivan (2,, and Coyne about any other occupant) as was PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED. tailor for you to your mea.'ure suits that will fit well, look I reThen her husband's the English battleship d, smiling, and with hearts full of days and called to see me. gave their usual fine item. long letget I shall that so writers, the well. Catholic and above all wear well. after luck my Australian ope you are all ready, gretted very much that the best part of the pro- that, sweeping away the heroic MacPerhaps From the from both of you. received the followed The Sister-in -Charge was cut, and I did not meet her. I ters 'wee ones." gramme. a recitation by the two Swiney from his own land to an Eng. ORDER Carmel will Truth Society we have little Madge day SEND FOR PATTERNS NOW. PLACE YOUR some where have (that's to Home delighted enbeen was should hate f St. Vincent's little Misses Sullivan, which thus set him aloft before EARLY, AND OUR EXPERT S'TAFF WILL DO TILE REST, ccme to us and be my little niece. Mr. Court- lish jail, of he "wee ones" are) has written a met one whom I regard as a very You are now my dear nephew, "Her Visit to the Blessed Sacra- thusiastically received. gaze the whole world gaze the ment," by Rev. J. Power. M.S.H. fine exhibia -ery nice letter of acknowledgement dear friend. I am hopeful of spend- Frank. and I hope to hear from with ney then obliged day followed day grew in Bibles Before' and After tion cif step dancing. and Miss Beg- that as and o the Messrs. Bryan for their gener- ing a short holiday in Northam dur- you very often. SUITS TO MEASURE feverent admiration of Love to you all 'Chained the Reformation," by 1. M. Lee- ley followed with "The Meeting of intense us contribution of space to us, and ing the year and paying a visit to from your loving and the Cause and Na. martyr the same all the were from stories Cap. FAST DYE INDIGO SERGES, GUARANTEED EXTRA SPE- ' The hart, OM. school. have had another the Mr. Walsh's fine ren- Lion that produced him. the Waters" liESSY. CIAL VALUE. SUITS TO MEASURE, urce thanking my nieces and nep- good, Veronica, but there were only dering of "Michael Dwyer" was very Only too willingly did England Unfortunately, in its ardour for well received. Misses O'Doherty, ews for their continued and genets three prizes, unfortunately. Phyllis. The pupils of our Catholic schools Mayor MacSwiney from Ire10S. us efforts on behalf of the "wee Kathleen. Edna, and their compan- will be true Catholics, and through education the tendency of the age Begley and Brennan's fine rendering ship so not But to Brixton Jail. "The results." Sister says, ions are dear children to have fay the diffusion of their faith and piety is to thfnk only of mind and to nes." "Mother Machree," which follow land sister. his and -widow THE RENOWNED FOX'S CH girl brave his surpass conthe will and the "Oft oured me with their compositions, 'are marvellous. and have was very well received. their entry into AmEV1OT SERGE SUITS TO do much in fostering Catholic overlook to cut the human soul in in the Stilly Night," a duet by Mrs - England feared all expectations," and- Sister con- and though they are not amongst will feared much days science, bestowing she earlier whose that MEASURE, those life among only and erica all. to you not one. on should care all gratitude they ones twain, successful inues, in her es Begley and K. Townshtaid, well more the public indignation and susthat God the My love to you were not spent in the classrooms of half while leaving the other to merited the applause it received. picion against her that a refusal of 'It is my earnest prayer to be discouraged. all our and to them, and all good wishes to a Catholic school. st.-uggle for itself as it may. committee ay return a hundredfold the picnic The report of passports would have aroused, she TWEED SUITING-S. JUST ARenerous workers and benefactors." St. joseph's.-Your loving, w -t' re 's'verl and it was decided to have prevented the passage little grateful' READ THIS! AUNT BESSY. RIVED, AN EXCEPTIONALLY or myself, my run two boats, one at 11 a.m. ono would WATERS & BRYANT these messengers of truth. earn. very all riends, I thank you BIG RANGE OF THE LATEST at 2 p.m.. the 11 o'clock of Ship Deliberately Delayed. other the ST., PERTH to STIRLING 80 90 There is in our midst a curious WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. boat calling at Nedlands. Mr Mother's Baby. stly and sincerely for the good that DESIGNS. SUITS TO MEAtype of Irishman. As it was, becoming panicky as ou have done to my other little School Letter Box, Quindalup, SURE, Walsh and Mr. Boland were elected Orders Promptly Attended to, Kerry Ice is Bright, 25, 1921. riends, the "wee ones," and for the Ireland So- the Celtic drew near oar shores. EngJanuary Young the to represent 755. here sought to And the Price is Right. sappiness you have given me by Dear Aunt Bessy,ciety at the meeting of the St. Pat- land and her minionsthus Tel. A3938. intimidate -our frequently tender and affecyou please accept me as one YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. rick's Day meeting. The singing delay, harass and delayed They' A8255. Continue them, of Will NelRing woman. sister a very My brave closed the ionate letters. neices. Ireland" Save "God your many THE J. J. BENDON of nd, please. work on with me for, if lie writes to you, sometin.es. but I the docking of the Celtic in the enjoyable evening. STORES t please God, yet another year. will tis and write mere often than 40 FIRST -AVENUE, MT. LAWLEY 130 HIGHSHOE hopes that the thousands gathered FREMANTL. -STREET, in and of age, our loving, t years fur a public welcome of them would H.A.C.B. SOCIETY. she. I .,'n ASK FOR 'Phone B425. They refusAUNT BESSY. go away discouraged. the third standard. I am also "ON THE CORNER" WILLIAM RYAN PHIL Macand brothers ms usual ed permission to transfer Mrs.bore baby, and its Board held mother's District and MURRAY The STS., PERTH. a HIRE - FAVOUR RECEIVED. but I don't DODGE MOTOR CAR FOR to a city boat which S. BEECROFT spoilt Swiney am Hibersay I the in sisters meeting fortnightly 'Phone, A1964. of representaDAY OR NIGHT. S.M sends 5/ for the "wee ones" th,nk so. I hope you had a happy Butcher. 7 CENTRAL ARCADE, PERTH, nian Hall, Murray -street, Perth, on welcoming committee Our for bay through 208. No. the CAR received bright down or favours The tive Americana 181 ROKEBY ROAD. SURIACO. Christmas, and will have Ia had a Monday, January 24th, 1921. 'Phone A2422. they Motor Garage Telephone, A1927 lensed Lady. Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. D.P., Bro. Hynes, in the chair; also that purpose; they did all and prosperous new year. ALSO AT FREMANTLE, G.P.O. Motor Rank, A3488. 'Phone 1341. time during my holidays, and Edwards, could to disarrange New York's ar J. D.V.P.; bonza J. Tully, Bros. 'Phone, 8207. A Lost Letter. J. ranged welcome, and to dishearten am quite ready to commence work D.T.; G. Creighton. D.W.; WE SEND PATTERNS ANYwithout all. but B.D.Sc., Joe Fitzgerald Woroona: Little as school again with renewed vi- 262 FITZGERALD ST., PERU' visitors, L.D.S., dear M. Cooney, E. her G. V. POWELL, R.D.T.; O'Callaghan, WHERE FREE OF POSTAGE, never letter your Satisfaction Guaranteed. riend, I regret DENTIST. With love and kisses for the Kenny, H. Parker, and the Dis- avail. .1ND PAY FREIGHT ON ALL Had I received it. gour. ame to hand. England and her toadies here in ones" and yourself. -Your 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, LARKIN "wee MRS. Secretary. Correspondence trict PARCELS TO ANY ADDRESS. have it would fuel assured added be but -ou may PERTH. would-be neice, was received and dealt with, and their shortsightedness of the AmeriCOSTUMIERE preared in the Corner A large to the amount of £25 12/ to the lively interest VERONICA HARRIS. (Late of Kalgoorlie), MAIL THIS COUPON. Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment. accounts umber of little friends sent in were passed for payment. The D.P. can people in Ireland, and that peodear my ier her tort notify welcome, Wishes to very are competitions. You Please Send me FREE bunch of A5038. 'Phone, nswers for the puzzle were elected to repressen. ple in their first and greatest city D.S. and rewill she is am- Veronica, and and Ladies generally, that hope you wela Latest Patterns, Tape, and Selfthought it might have got didn't, MacSwiney Muriel meeting initial accorded the Society at the it main with us for a long while. I Opening a Business at Measurement Form. them, but ngst "SHAMROCK" to be held in the Archbishop's Pal- come only equalled by that tendered Nellie. hese have not been printed. They have just read a letter from President. 1921. I, Ireland's to February Name on Tuesday. ace hope MISS KATHLEEN TOWNSEND, TEA AND GRILL ROOMS re all in the same strain. and would She writes fairly often, and Iregular That welcome hastened out into very ATCL WELLINGTON -STREET, PERTs in connection with St. Patrick's Day Address of be interesting as reading for the the both of you will bethe the very ocean to greet her. two M. SHERIDAN, Proprietrees. Celebrations, 1921. year. I W.A.R. 42 in the Corner daring .,omerites. Try again. hundred representative American are and Organ you of Pianoforte, Teacher that pleased AUNT BESSY. very am women setting out on the city boat Harmony. mother's baby, and I am sure you Celthe meet to Friday on "Patrol" for are loving to mother in return nice A Good Beginning. tic and even after they had learned a Pupils prepared for all examinations all her love of sou. I hadand 70 Cowle-street, West Perth, of the delaying of the Celtic and the enTerms in Advance. January 20, 1921. quiet Christmas, my dear, refusal of Collector of Customs By. Insurance Company, Limited. 57, THIRD AVENUE, joyed the holidays. I am glad you ear Aunt Bessv.ron Newton to permit Mrs. Macto INGLEWOOD. SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH, I am beginning the new year with had a bonza time and are ready of Swiney to board the Patrol, they adTet- commence school with the best letter to you. It is the first and GLASS, PLATE hered to their first plans and :eachGUARANTEE, ACCIDENT, for MARINE, FIRE, you Telephone A4395. intentions again. Thank er I have ever written to you, ing the Celtic thrice encircled the and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST the leave and kisses you sent the CO. & hope you will number me among HOLDWAY anchoredisiar in respectful tribute 12 loving am your I E MIDWOOD, Manager. "Wee Ones" and our nernerous neices. RATES Plumbers CURRENT Sewerage Licensed to the precious messenger of truth AUNT BESSY. ears old, and in the fifth class. for.I (Certificated). she was imprisoning for the night. eve already written a story Workers Metal Sheet and Gasfitters It was dark as they reached' the Please send Nellie Was Surprised. he next competition. A Trial Solicited. Celtic. but an accompanying tug, YOUR EYES WERE MADE FOR USE-NOT ABUSE. I e a collecting card and will do School Letter Box, Quindalup, 40-44 Pier-street, Perth John F. Hylan, played searchthe (but January 25, 1921. ny best to help the "wee ones"sort of To get the best results from any piece of intricate mechanism, lights on the Patrol with its hunam not much good at that Dear Aunt Bessy,CO., The Eyes can certainly and be given it. COZIER, must care reasonable of watchers and waving flags CLOHESY, dreds Brigid's St. of card? .ork). I am a pupil Did you send me a collecting (if the two Republics, and thou on (Late Foreman and Carver, Day stand a good deal, but when Nature warns (by headaches, etc.), igh School. We are getting a new If so. I have not received it yet; I it is time to act promptly, Co.). where on the third deck and Celtic the be. will it hope prize we my hool built. and am patiently waiting for BRILLIANT UNIVE RSITY RESULTS, 1920. eould be seen the figures of Mrs. niched very soon, and nowatas pa - to arrive. I was quite surprised who thus saw MacSwiney. CO, and Miss MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. I had r is very scarce and dear more of but very pleased, to know of the welcome warm-hearted the any FIRST PLACE in the General Aggregate from the whole of Western nt, I will not take up the first prize for the puzzles. W. .T. women of America. egfriNagigAVIA), Manager No. 46, 2nd. Floor, A.M.P. first won will soon be going back to Office:BUILDINGS, our precious Corner with my swee Australia-REGGIE KEATING. We Thousands at Pier. 1_3A.I111344 A. CCA.FIlE1,1 - With love to the er. I will be glad, for I love school. nes," not forgetting yourself.-Your going to school. I have been going Works: 169 BEAUFORT-STREET, In the meantime tell thousand LEAVING UNIVERSITY CERTIFICATE-14 PRESENTED, 13 and nine PERTH. oving neice, New Yorkers had gathered en the to school for four years, Tel 386 PASSED -92.8 PER CENT. ARGARET MARY COTTRELL. months without an absent mark. W. A. HALE, Secretary. streets near the pier on which the and Year standard, New fifth noon from the your and steamer was to dock, I passed into You have begun Mary, I intend to try my best to pass into until twilight they waited, eager, 4.312.7=0.11 E. H. L. F. A. G. T. A.M. C. P. G. ery well, my dear Margaretfriendly Reginald Keating patient, and unruffled even when D. D. the sixth classs at the end of the B. P. P. P. rid I hope the same MURRAY D. BUILDINGS, OLD S & MOFFAT ROBERTSON all We you year if God spares me. with landing had that the keep John learned Keane they P. will D. P. pirit P. STREET, PERTH. very went to Mass Christas morning at are You Patrick Ryan .. been delayed' and they must return P. D. PI P. P. hroughout. nearly hope bathe I and a for We go Douglas Davidson on the morrow to greet their visiP. P. 8 o'clock. P. -elcome to our Corner. Phone P. P. I wish Arthur Fenn .. tors. P. hear from you frequently. You every afternon in the sea.bright P. P. P. P. 70 P. and George Dallimore Next morning the crowds early P. you and the "wee ones"a re getting in early with your story P. P. P. P. Gregory Boylson P. P. packed the streets and the Patrol P. P. nd yon should be able to trim it prosperous new year. -Your loving between much of the very side it to the Peter out again Dillon .. steamed P. lid polish neice, P, P. P. P. P, your Do NELLIE HARRIS. Sydney Lloyd .. Celtic with committee of women P. ow and next Christma,. P. P. P. P. RECHABITE RAILWAY Harold O'Halloran who, landing on a nearby pier, joinP. ery best with it, but don't overdo P. P. P. Nellie -Your card will dear My -tellers story some Leo. Moran .. P. P. P. P. That's where It was ed the throng waiting on the streets. come along in a few days.Christmas James Baggeridge I shall send you a collecting P. il. Between files of World War vetP. P. P. P. during the Coffee Eric Alcock P. rd, and you must tr; your best overlooked it to corn. erans and longshoremen, the marP. have P. will you but season, Don't be I by Proprietress. escorted Fred Burnett sister the "Wee Ones." CHAMBERLAIN, wife and .. work. tyr's MRS. P. P. P. P, Year's New the P. Frank fraid; what is done for St. Vin- mence Harry Boland, T.D., prize; it has been your got English: E. denotes H., you History, L., Latin; hope French; F., A., Algebra; your They are right saw oppoPerth. The most suitable for Visitors to nt is not forgotten. I Weigh, and Oswald Garrison VIIG., Geometry; T. Trigonometry; A.M., Applied Mathematics; C., I'm glad you like school, and Top floor, W.A. Chambers site the Perth Railway Station. Best attention and Moderate eautiful new school last Sunday as sent. lard, passed to the automobile waitChemistry: P.. Physics: G., Greek. I hope you are making good progress I and car, Prices. motor a in was passing ing to bring them to the Hotel St. I think your your studies. JUNIOR UNIVERSITY CERTIFICATE-EIGHTEEN FULL ink it is a very handsome building. with is very creditable. I hope The throng eagerly pressed Regis. Terrace, Perth PASSES. am very pleased to know that you record close for a sight of the brave woman wish and pass into St. George's your get will you High e a pupil at St. Brigid's the for thanks their is nice to smiling who. It standard. sixth the E. L. Ar A. G Ge. C. P. I have read much about be so near the sea, and to have the STOTT & HOARE, Proprietors. chi ol. welcome, captivated every great P. P. P. Harry Williams P. P. P. P. P. P. Brigid's and its good work. Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. heart within sight. of a cool bathe after the P. .. P. P. Williams P. P. P. P. John P. rite frequently, and thank you advantage the for score or so the you satisfying Thank After day. of the Corner," "Snigg's Famous "The Business in P. O'Connor P. P. Bernard P. SUCCESS P. P. P. P. the love you sent the "Wee heat photographers, they entered the manice wishes you send the "Wee P. P. P. Harry Trethowan P. P. P. P. nes" and your loving Twenty. along swinging which loving chine your and Ones" TRAINING from comes P. Trethowan P. P. P. AUNT BESSY. Frank P. P. avenue, BESSY. Fifth AUNT third street and up THE PLACE TO GO FOR P. William Joyce P. P. P. P. P. a procession of more than a headed P. P. p. Larsen P. P. P. P. Stories Awfully Nice. Clement FASHION SILK and HATS, automobiles, PANAMA Pleased. VESTS, -decked flag Very FANCY hundred Frank Is We Coach in P. P. P. P. P. George McOmish P. P. Roselea, Duke-st., Northam. and fully ten thousand people. the Austral-st., Kalgoorlie, SOX, TIES, ETC. SHIRTS, TYPEWRITING, P. P. P. January 16, 1921. P. P. Dallimore P. P. SHORTHAND, George P. Lut an informal into falling latter 1921, January 27, P. P. P. P. P. ear Aunt Bessy,John Park .. P. P. BOOKKEEPING, Commercial most orderly and picturesque formaAunt Bessy,P. P. P. P. P. Kraskei P. f saw in the THE RECORD that Dear George All and Etc., automobiles. a tion behind the for ENGLISH, APPAREL book WEARING EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S 1 just received a lovely P. had won second prize for the P. P. P. P. P. Michael Donovan .. Thousands more on the streets Competition, and Business Subjects. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. hrlstmas Story Competition, and prize in the Puzzle Albert Herbert ., -in reverence stood the route along is It it. with pleased very for I am so P. P. ev. Mother told me to write P. P. P. Pearce .. P. George SUPERVISED. PERSONALLY hats, but and pride, with doffed COUNTRY ORDERS Our Special FULL BUSINESS P. P. P. P. e prize, and also give you my ad- such a lovely book. and it has 256 P. John Antoine with sparkling eyes that bespoke apP. P. P. P. P. ess. I would have written before pages; it will take me a long time COURSE guarantees to fully qualP. Kevin Kelly proval of Ireland's Cause. I thank you very much ify in ONE YEAR. . .. P. P. P. t I did not know I would have to. to read it. P. P. McManus Clarence DON'T FORGET THE Mrs. Sheehy Skeffington once visP. P P P. P. P. think the other two stories were for it. A lady friend of mine gave Cecil Campbell ioned Ireland's tricolour borne up ADDRESS 10 a t..1 I me 100 stamps to send to you: her good. especially the first one. inhaving are -We IMPORTANT Mrs. MacSwiney Fifth Avenue. a The Following Secured Passes in the Undermentioned Subjects: ink Northern was pretty well re- name is Mrs. De Gracie: she is for March stalled, to be ready saw it, and saw it in thousands. CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. E. H. L. F. Ar. A. G''S Ge. C. P. esented in the competition, for I very kind lady. I am not a good (1920), a Lon" Range Receiving Apbrightly vieing with its dolorful comP. P. P. P. now Phyllis, Kathleen, Edna, and writer, but when I improve I will paratus of tne most modern type Brockman Aldan panion, the Stars and Stripes. P. P. P. -P. P. or two of the other girls went send you a long letter. I am eight Valve and Crystal Receiver, taught James Murphy .. Valera. De Visits President Tel. A1940. P. P. P. P. P. -.... Heenan i for it, too; and I think their stor- years old, and I go to the Christian by Expert Instructors. Students Kevin On Sunday Mrs. MacSwiney, after P. P. P. P. .. P. qualify for Operator's Certificate in Gerald Gardiner .. Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral and - .. P. P. P. P. P. 12 Months. Roy Gillick BEACH. COTTESLOE isit to President De Valera, who is ONA" PRESENTATION CONVENT, E.. English; H., History; L., Latin; F.. French; Ar.. Arithmetic; ill, passed the clay with Mr. and Mrs. Terms on Application to: DENTAL SURGEON, A., Algebra; G., Geometry; Ge., Geography; C., Chemistry; P.. Frank P. Walsh and the Villards. Physics. for Washington, left Tuesday she On T. S. HALPIN, B.A., Principal. 148 BARRACK-ST. (Upstairs). testiher ani where her presence P signifies Pass; D. signifies Distinction. (Late 16th. Batt., A.I.F.) Committhe American mony before Denand Registered is a qualifieu who legally Mr. W. BOXALL, 'Phone 2357. tee on Atrocities in Ireland seems tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully draws the to be the means destined by God for attention of the public to the fact that his practice in Western finally arousing the heart of Amerio7i the Australia, during the last eighteen years, has been built T. P. HERBERT Bca to the demand that America's and recommendations skill meritorious foundations of solid Provision and Grocer Family honour and Ireland's national life be that he He appreciates this so much patients. gratified from Merchant. of the saved from the deathblow He has wishes to prevent mistakes regarding his address. 398 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. British mailed fist. ---New _Terser only the one establishment in Perth, and employs no agencies, The Three B's mean (Near Nicholson -Road). Monitor, 11/12/1920. touts, or canvassers in Town or Country. The Press praises, Goods carefully packed. Families endorses the Public recommends, and Medical Profession , the orders Country daily. on waited aZ," that this marvellous system of removing teeth is daily demonMAYOR MACSWINEY'S WILL attended to, ',oak strated without pain. Mork, December 5, 1920. -The few Our beautiful sets of Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth are withTRY pounds left by the late Lord Mayor of the face and world; contour the out doubt the best in the MacSwiney were willed to his sisters, manner in such a as to defy detection. reproduced mouth being ausattv.:: 4silliggon. bItkpli 11Mitsmisigri Byrne's Handy Foods Misses Annie and Maura MacSwiney Whiltie Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly taste1 to be used in financing St. Ita's have many and DAIRY PRODUCE. less, and permanently wholesome and pure. School, Cork. St. Ita's was foundimitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. Teeth not fit.1 Over William St. Bridge, Perth). ed by Miss Maire MacSwiney about ting can he remodelled on my new system. At least, call and Our Special Line. five years ago, and was the foresee my dentures, before going elsewhere. My workmanship is Home-Made Pies and Pasties. 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day he came into his ewn awl was chiefly responsible for placing the 2nd. XI. visitors in the enviable position Details of this game wN't! :lot to they now occupy. On many a preSt. Ildephonsus' College, New hand at time of writing Perth WOO vious occasion fine batsmen. both Norris. with 134 to 64. magazine of this col missed have English Theannual and Australian as though lege was issued in December, and Leo Bott's Brilliant Batsmanship. the bus and have feltruns were for as a climax to the year's classroom making for days their Nothing quite so brilliant as Batt, ever past. Joe Wiling, in the Eng- work it is not only an authoritative against lish but Ill out of 186 in the mathlies tour of 1899. made a pair in a record of scholastic progress, been on Monday last is one Fremantle who against also a detailed history of the col Barnard, half century. one match, then got a single gave He day. a many for embracing CRICKET students solitary the this life of lege followed and Scotland, of the oldest players in the game. seen the early in the innings in got 26. Arnup 24 not out, Cove 21, chance run up with a pair in a test match the religious, athletic, and sports It wan .1 curtly eiisteke at ely "WATTLE." The maga. Noble in England in and pastimes activity. Strongman 17, and Menkins 10, gave deep field. Sheffield 5 for for the Portonians. The East Perth- one stretch played WWII knocks for zinc is perhaps more attractive this Saturday's Play in W.A.C.A. Games, appreciable help. Sornerford the with liked he as did dissimply ite contents-a successful most year Catholic innings in its one 66, was North's and not in any There was n -it a shot eleven, "A" Grade. trundler. Norths lost '4 for 20 be- bowling.to batsmen he look like getting any runs, so teal feature in all its predecessors that wes not lid the known by for accounted double --this being but in playing, Subiacte 6 for 257, v. North Perth.3 fore time. he was brought into play. His late cutting badly West Perth, 146, v. Claremont, time that pair of world-beaters vieit of His Excellency the AposWest Perth v, Claremont. was perfection. His favourite shot, quick wonderful New to and tolic form again, Delegate, scoring for 73. their found for Played at Claremont. The home the "pull" was greatly in evidence. But besides the vast enNorcia. Midland. 110, v. East Perth. 4 knew it." side batted first, and hit up 122. It was the champagne of cricket. England long134. "Jonah," fielding at mid-off for tertaining narrative of thatarticles Davies was scorer-in -chief with 23, and those present applauded again Fremantle. "B" Grade. visitation the ball pate. a -for let wished not did He scored the century The old veteran 2 then followed Jacobson 20, Semen and again. who had that fill its hundred pages are essen. Perth. those gave West v. 122,, that BOANS FAIR ovt, figClaremont, 11 not three a 18, Yelland 13, Boyes in 83 minutes, passing the It is not only in one Class of Merchandise him in his prime a slight tially Catholic and extremely interEconomising, but Prices for 122. " and Cavey 10. West Perth has ures with a beautiful ".fixer." Ilia never seen offers the Most Wonderful Opportunities ofDepartment field he esting. The Principal contents are of our Vast EmMidland, 51 and 4 for 68. v. East made a splendid start with 2 for 122. ful score of 111 was made in 93 min- idea of what a brilliant Every in have been Enormously Reduced has tin- made up of the Life of St. IldephonEvent of l's must have been. Australia Perth, 121. 2 for Brumby showed a return to form in utes, and included twenty-one porium. It is, without a doubt, the Greatest Money Saving earthed few better fieldsmen than sus, O.S.B.: A Few Impressions of wicfirst Subiaco 166. v North Perth, in wept He six. one getting 53. Styles played a charand of Captivity, Year. Years the bowling Fifty the opened Rome, He "Jonah.' R. and novled '20. COUNTRY ORDERS. acteristic knock for 31. ket down, and when he was ii. et in the second innings. and caused a The Benedictine Mission at Drysdale Performances of Note. substae Clark is 30 not out. by Castinelli the score was These splendid literary getting Meek caught Mission. All Country Mail Orders are subject to exactly the same he had contributed sensation byhall, by "A" Grade. which number supported are was narBott sold over the Counter. then contributions goods first as behind tial reductions Selectors Appointed. State 71 oi,t of the first Meek scored He Are IS., 131; Ill. "An and when and "Notes on Education" in the Battin: Healy hit six- rowly missedbrought (W.P.)1, hundred, and in so doing he hour opposite to Fre- preciation" of Robert Louis Stephen Messrs. Rowe, Christian, and Evers (E.P.), 5 unfinished; Guy at Evans was (g.., have During his first been chosen to select the State teen 4's. he was clean skit- COO The College Chronicle is decidedskipper. mantle's tee43; Kent (E.P.), 38; Robinson His unfi 70. 35 the the scored Aeswickets he XI. for the match against Alan Evan, 'neje a new lv interesting. while the general tied. 35 unfinished; Banks (CI.), an Howard tralian XI. on March 19th, 21st., and ind inning's effort was also responranks it He record as far as he is concerned-he make-up of the magazine fished: Veryard (W.P.), ),--; 29. sible for dashing batsmanship. in Au, - 22nd. "pair." amongst the best of its kindmust a got hit (S.), 30: W. Watts (Mnel.), 4 for 2a: and minutes. be scored 45 in 30 Games. Test The illustrations a bad had The day Thomson Howard liana. "Tim" Bowling: double. 2 great a was It (Cl. whole 4's. the eight Carter while 29: first 1. In the scores, for in counted with the hat on Monday. UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, Meek (E.P.), 4 Perth NO. 1, v. Fremantle No. Leo was warmly congratulated 2 for 10. and by is a work of art, reflect bowled clean production was he innings Inold for 10: Miller (E.P.), the at Those who assembled "Ernie" Jones, the at the Hogue for a modest six, while in the mg the greatest credit on all effort. Innen. "B" Grade. Wellington and Murray Streets, Perth. W.A.C.A. Ground on Monday wie ternational speed-merchant, (W.P.), 53; was run out for two. It literary and mechanical, that had Batting: Brumby 00; nessed bright cricket throughout the luncheon in the members' stand, second he (S.), Hogan it. on has played 52; spent Tim since a time been quite Harrold (E.P.), not out: Barnard day. On all sides the opinion was spoke in very high terms of Bott's is such a small part in a test game. Arnup (S.), 24 expressed that such test games Performance. cing found favor with the majority. St Joseph's (Marin) College IRISH NATIONAL The captains of the sides playing (S.), 26. COOLGARDIE. Songs were rendered during the (M.), 4 for 13; should take place more frequently. Sydney. in Perth on Monday last were as Bowling: Clarke approach Cricket. the nearest . is FORESTERS cricket uch Interstate 28 rest periods by Misses Butler an i for Harold 4 XI.. of brimful pages (E.P.), follows:-W.A.C.A. 80 of we magazine A Meharrt Bat and Ball. to Sheffild Shield games that Browne, and choruses by the girls. ANNUAL REUNION A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. N.S.W. V. Victoria. Rowe: Fremantle XI., E. Jones: scholastic achievenlent and sucthough was move Fremantie, in general R.A. a get p.m. 6 can about At Cheapest Oen Fee. on W.A.C.A. "B" Grade, F. Clarke: cesees and a chronicle of college life, fell for AT COOLGARDIE CONVENT. made by the company to the dining No Initiationtributions. When N.S.W. and Victoria met were by no means disgracIn "A" Grade 33 wickets on the Senior Matting XI ., F. B rennand of just on 22 defeated. and sporting. A Cathoa sumpof partake In the first innings the locals the Sydney Cricket Ground to there 720 runs-an average Grade 47 wise eel. room. meetins; Branches: Hugh O'Neill, Perth, "B" (Contributed by an Old Scholar, tuous tea. The tables were laden lie spirit permeates the whole proof for 157, of 25th. ult., it was the tooth. Great Scoring at Petersham. per wicket; in runs-an in the average of were disposed With a first The photo- plates depict - Only those who have lived be with delicacies of all descriptions, meets alternate Thursdays, total Bott's contribution was 111. of these two ofStates. kets fell for 670 Some astonishing battirg by the duction. and out. neath the hospitable walls of St. and -1 for 75, the 4611 (Room 14), Beaufort and Trades classroom, 434 religious, ing batwicket. the score Bott, those per of North on innings 15 Sydney credit the exception great against on With reflected just 176 home team Branch, well Boru Brian and Victoria, Perth. profuse street, are defeatei Centurion. activity car was men decidedly Mother State A New the city Convent. Coolgardie, Petersham Oval. door -Sisters responsible for the catering. plated ting ofand The main was witnessed at every Alternate Tuesday, The magazine is in keep. Anthony's had the chance given by and 331, by six wickets. "Tim" Healey. of Subiacce weak, appreciate to the full what delights The scene of the spread vacated, Fremantle, 470 runs being scored with the loss printed. 64 Adelaide Hall, against batting Societies the Friendly 131 was commendable sematch highly for the the whose of with atbeen those ing innings was in claimed feature again in his 0. S. Smith music and games a dishing innings are conjured up before W Secretary's address, who witnessed Bott early 135 not out, and of five wickets the result doubtless would success of Ryder second being not out example of St. Joseph's dispenses privilege it is to be invited to meet tention, and a merry evening sped street, North Perth. Those 23 Burt -street, Fremantle. innings of from start ito finish, in their praise cepted, each year to take part in the quickly past, bringing one of the Keating, the effort are loud have been in favour of the visitors. Park 100 in the Botli 233 to his credit, and J. D. far and wide. there with Boulder. scoring Parnell, a players Stuart Charles these not is referred the Victorians. There was enjoyable days of the year to Secretary's address, Court of it. who is known as a hurricane ANSWERS TO CORRESPOND- annual reunion, For days beforeHotel, exploited by Elsewhere Bott's innings 13. have greatlyimproved their pros Scott, no amost The display close. stroke that was not heal- has al- to. Bonhwick got 16 and Rowegethand anticipation is rife, but the is not out 110. alternate Fridays. ENTS. pests of being included in the team hitter, man. was Boulder; meetsMidland struck with fine effect, did height it soars note sad bowled the innings what only of The to Hogue the Subiaco batsman part early matter avthe J. in Junction, the Dillon, retains' John thus above that J.O. (Perth): Your question means most sanguine flight of imagination that which accompanied the F. O'Malley, Quebec-street, Midland for 25. He spins them well, for England. N.S.W. ways been a not foreshadow the excitement Wen selectors have ting 5there is missing something of the Sheffield Shield. Shea dismissed a must needs fall shorteof reality. No tlfought that since the last re -union Junction. erage, but somehow come. argue see- but to was miracles not when Q.-Do over this: with could do justice a double loss, in the deaths of CIIIT too often passed him teams. He the "zip" that was associatedCastinEnglish XL V. Geelong XV. hole and G. Thatcher for 2 and 1 re Money to Lend on application to in an unchangeable God? pen, uninspired, Rev. dearly loved teacher (Sister M. years back. ecting representative and made spectively, then Smith and Andrew?. change in giving the praise due to the Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. at all. The ordinary ap same line. as his bowling some England batted first, Hobbs for their lov- Evangelista), and our former com- the of their A.-Not Sisters taste the a as made and performs on muchsettheis just as bril- ells, whose inclusion in the Frcmanwell as Shoremen the Mother nature Maxwell, Barrack -street, 457. gave of of and laws score of the the good that panion (May Noonan), had been Perth, R.or the Bott, and when been somewhat un- tde XI. caused much adverseby criticThe latter batted stylish- Lion therewith. ing forethought in so arranging General Secretary, care 98, Rhodes 69, Wad quality. interference nlakepeace divine 13S, the capcould howus, with We have lacking which be sustained. 20 not ly for 69 (90 minutes), and hit alike lent. He tohasanyone who has seen ism, justified his selection were Howell Barrack-street. nothing Snigg, 22, J. J. miracles. in Hitch 53, evidenced enjoy- ever, a host of pleasant memories got 2 foe dington the Jarman to 27. off for 3 caught being all contribute turing Wilson for lucky, but 14, before 4's God by twelve anyway his undoubted 38. The ground fielding of the out. Hendren 17, Woolley foreseen and willed charges. To and, though we loved Sister M him in scoring mood, Fender 0. King. 12 and There is do past and ment of their erstwhile This fine interest in the Evangelista dearly, feel 'tis not a was all that could be de. 16, Strudwick PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG abilitymust be apparent. It was when A. Thatcher joined eternity. an oppor. Portonians with Him. He is the Eter- their whole -hearted were only eight sundries. at There future was the time for repining. Her work was made Bott when attributed be Especially MEN'S SOCIETY. partnership hasbeen may -keeping fourth score Smith for the proceedings good wicket nally Present. Human intelligence selectors can hard- sired. with which the done, and we who miss her most can many fours were cut off which denotes Thatcher At success forces commenced. batting reply. the tune time. Thethis fun the was control wonderful splendid that He and a 604 HAY -STREET, PERT. made suspend can time. to pay her tribute best by continui-sg Geelong and fence. tut crowned: the for 6's, on 10 three adhit ly pass him by right was go and always himself temporal is let day nature to its own twenty selected with time of writing the record of those participa along those paths she urged our (Under the Patronage of His Srace got was twice missed by the wicket- of Fremantle made a good start were not even one of the the Englishmen. Hogue Sharland, a :.outh of 18, vantage. Why then insist that the them the thanks 261. Archbishop Clune.) by the zest feet to go. To one and all she has and Carlson. This pair to practice against keeper, and once in the outfield. Creator of the world must be entire- ting are made visibleenter style. lie was at the grand in 102 beinto the left as legacy the hope of a future Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, running when 17 Play, watch to they hit scored a treat arid He Himself with which followed suit, and laws Smith "A" Grade hours, the to four for subject ly Cricket Club, Harwickets Room, reCard -in this union As the threshold meeting-one grand last re ... tween the wickets, and spirit of reunion. cares This is a splendid per- out of 18 off King in one over. has framed? riers' Club, Debating, Musiop- eleven 4's. West Perth v. Claremont. and anxie- one final assembly, from which the, spect were streets ahead of their be hoped that Thatcher was merry and lucky, and to is crossed outside is it W.A.C.A. and ;ociety. and Dramatic cal formance, 49 calm wicket out was the is shut score the and of separation Played on we\t batted first, and ponents. When will see to it after a brief spell was caught for "Consistent": Rubbish. William ties are left behind,old associations thought ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. the Victorian selectors ests hit Packham's first delinery forever. Groud. is given a place in 32. This was at 5 o'clock, and the Pitt, an English Prime Minister, said and restfulness ofplace. CA"find" were the Hogue this A SOCIETY THAT EVERY to that had and Greetings Blundell leg. square and at Eng score stood at five for 2e7, made in that "British policy in India is come to take their to Evans Edmondson XI. when they meet a liberal education a man THOLIC YOUNG MAN SHOULD gave the side retire. The 49 runs bed been made the Statethe so goo+ the clasp of friendship is With opening batsmen, and return match. Speaking about 21 hours . So far.Once trade." As it was in Pitt's are hearty, the BELONG TO. power in whatever work he may getting 27 a for British land unon -union former went re Carlson of minutes. fast a fever 24 start-the agood Power has Ws energies. top .scored in his score had reached 51, when from memory, I think Isiddieutt, J. D. Scott came in. with, even in time, FO it is now, but in a more dear. andour veins. Full particulars on aplication toExcitement employgained; the latter 10. Gusand and this power, in of the til was well caught or. the rails by now playing so well for Victoria, bowler to be reckoned W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary . pronounced form. Surely you will warms laughter been _ore.. 1 43 . It was one he wi it, will a similar match first-class cricket, he seems to have net deny that what Pitt said of In- mounts steadily higher, turn you in direction whatever unearthed was enthusiastic He batted stilled be to Wests' off Peckham to lost some of his dash-as a bowler. fill the air, Others Halliday chatter with known, best efforts thathas XI. and results have to desired the forth. English an ought he produce dia, and YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY Or yet put influence for 69 minutes, and hit eight 4's. He against hon. secretary scores were Just With the bat he can hit harder than can reso be said now of Mesopota- only under the soothing ease and speed. WESTERN AUSTRALIA. player in the Planed all the bowling with confid- get double figure Pi. ever in his revious three Smith of of the music which SO magically David nothing say There is nn keener out, to not 17 sucPersia, his Grenfell and 39, nasty parses Gue.nind Under the Patronage of His Grace He received. several 12, and innings this season, had scored 2, 1, mia game than Harrypopular. whiles awa. the hours. Time Veryard ence, for Baker 12, Essen 12, Ryland fielded fly SHEEHAN W. Poland. J. moments the Archbishop. substitute a and . arare precious a always knocks, inly his The is in and 1; Scott cess rapidly. Rankin 11. way% His score too quickly the Objects: Th Study oil the LanguPRIME BEEF BUTCHER, during the home side's second had notched 2 and 9. Their got 33 in a unique 4's assumption is correct. before us, and all and a single, !tr.! Your first Has the Team for England Been ces is in K.C.: went gate History, Literature, and who the Music, eight age, Fry, said: of is on Saturday, innings. Kalgoorlie. partnership Street, "goodbye" wonderful Hannan consisted' Leader Says can prove we are not prifiteers. last whirlwind effort, as wicket down, was scratchy for a Dancing of Ireland, and the revival Selected-Victotian and we once more Telephone 488. and it was not awickets therefore, when they added 213 runs We ..1*.,, a matter of closed behind us. up for the best sonic fine of an IrisJa-Ireland. ideals of the our responsibili iii the But it is not so much take somewhat to hour, came an out he was at the but when he picked start, but later executed in step our Street, nor PiradillY, Maritana "disloyalty," A. thirteen and was The Societ MEETS NEXT MONstrengthened. part of an hour,he made no mistake. shots. He reached Iii the Leader cf 2'2nd. ult.. "P. nature of a surprise. It was gime- price. nor ourprices remain-unchal- ties-refreshed and short Telephone 474 sojourn by liettsworth. DAY EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. our McAlister) writes: "The out hitting. Smith hit 15 (including policy. OurOur from the ball to hit, out when attempting then clean bowled (Peter however, military record in SCHOOL, batsman fifteen players chosen to make the a 6) off an over from Hogue, and in :engeable. PATRICK'S BOYS' friends of He was finally well caught in the Clarke was the only other Peckham is one amongst the scenes and -STREET. very strong the following over from Armstrong service for king and country but reach double figures. a big hit, being trip to England. are a and re. our earlier years. BOULDER WELLINGTON Hogue 11. to Ladies PELLEW'S bscripti place MonthlyS should scored 23-a 6, four 4's. and a single: quite unique-if necessary, 2 for 1. and Butts- combination indeed, took year Meek 35, this for 6 union re The deep field by Peckham. out also did well. worth 2 for 47 secured the wickets. prove a great success in the Old Scott landed three 6's off consecti luctantle, we may publish our mili- on January 26th, and, in keeping For BOYS'and MEN'S SUITS, and Juveniles, 6c1; Gentlemen, ls. and Seed 10 anot}ening who seeover MERCERY. Secretary late Hon. batsman also HIGH-CLASS J. P. DOHENY, the clerk cf the was not brought on until He then veer on to dis five balls from Shea and thus the tam careers, extendingback. The latter is Our with holiday mood, of Country" various School in his Meek ' generations P. CLIFFORD, Asst. Secretary. .. I .players. Accord - game went on, 6's nd 4's being as eras did his utmost to pleasee, -did well for Hi eh possesses the a very mosttit ones plentiful as 2's and 1's. There were policy cannot be altered-no circum- weather was over bowled. cuss ReButtsworth conditions. ideal us & CRUSE aye ' P. A. M.,' the selectee school days. to MANNION in put might well bowler, has much are Collins Gregory Mai:ey Kellefast a as Meek, f of St. Vincent de Paul sound defence, but his Society scoring shots. THE GOLDFIELDS UNDERand n ge Trish p .. more power behind for 146. Thom- better figures than the North Perthweek, the garden looked greenalong Western Australia (Incorp) TAKERS. sfhaorllthaediropotwanlsrvernATM. of, but altogetherit .vas (N.s.n., passed we as Taylor and and inviting, .... The innings closed Cartney or .. m for out 18 HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE. much sooner. mademost 180ex- inert, thatespou.see son bowled in fine fo and its paths, the plants breathei near strong, Ryder, Mayne, Park and hilara ti lig . imparts 'a worth This Society exists for the purpose Why Do We Lead? Because we unsecond innings of the W.A.C.A McDpnald (Vic.i, and C. E. Pellew out of his 233 in boundary hits-ten From far and welcome. He is a left bander, He is Therealised Your theirgirls playGill: families and ball. again Worikng the ia Bott has 3f assisting worthy to derstand our business. Catholic early 228. A spin team the quite of out deal XI. danedlevSrntt4.898. assembled Evidently nthhi,retN6good 6.'fs the (S.A.I. your bear Claremont. played not including inmates of public by does others, Buttsworth an till 'Phone, 327. on nermuenunication well for 45. selected. but no official 110 --nine fn's and not used enough the morning. and from then for 32, ed 1 in indigent circumstan. for 57 not out. He been institutions, Doubtinnings enjoyment made. worksplendid a been bowlers evening the has Sydney North into Nurse 2 for 37, Peckham The late nouncement 2 for 10 other good ces, and engages in r hit two fine "sixers," and by the way "1. A el " ot tile its height. Greetings, gannet, Banks 1 for 37, and Carter hard against such vigorous on P. J. RUSSELL To augment the funds of the Irish was et If ed quickly carried THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR.works. It is governed by a Counaccounted for the3 other la " and so P ubli:hed it from slaughte . Armstrong proved most War Band, a moonlight river and reminiscences Pipe SceceninfepreeSnrwthcaesn for 73 on the when it comes to dealing with a the dire howl awl a for of onward, rate the hours moderating Claremont has prepare in successful this be so, be held on the M.L. the morning soon with us. exhibiFull The Latest inGent's toss." No wiee swipe, butthea Eastern papers, which have had to scoring though he faile d to secure a excursion onwillMonday. board. Banks gave a sound February 7th. ner time was the repast aldana. Underwear.33Ettc. S and Hedge "full , quick flick of the wrists and Shea (two for 92) had the I,The tion fur 35 enfinished.Rowe wicket. wait on the official announcement. Walter. justice was done Point at not call was will tehroughout the State. receives boat HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE. 14. invariably pro for ball quite was made is 'tched it overepi an adjournment Other hand, record. shaped well then the best and On Those Bay. Lucky to Fix. cruise unfinished. will The calls on its funds are many, two and 14 punishment. His (Opposite Post Office). cool of the shady verandah,. at his best in getting Senior Matting Association. bable that "P. A. M." has been mssslips merited this excellent outing are to the some the Nurse and with a view to supplementing in patronising balls. missed -toss" "full off 'Phone, badly competitians were A1474, was interesting ere He of Clubs., where informed. leaves Valdana on the resources, the Society invites _ that its put reminded of Buttsworth got 49, and with Sundries. when 6. s. Barrack -street at 8 pm. sharp. An were carried out, the winners L. persons when making their wills to He batted ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, East Perth v. Midland. 94 for the last wicket. 17 enjoyable evening is promised. The which proved to be Miss K. Browne . and C. E. Pellew. CX.MS. No. 1 .. 6 6 its work. Bequests may In A. Richardson remember most. of surprise the Consolatioa BOULDER, to -AL A well, 17 secretaries are Messrs. J. F. Waldron and Miss K. Butler. 6 6 crack batsmen, are e Played on east w cket first, teoseriopolitans .. be made in favour of the Particubut the morning writer and a friend South Australia's I. Noonan and Those who ad- prizes went to Miss Council, or any Conference of the Ground. Midland batted form. In club cricket recent- Kee ways lar fine G. F. Bogue. that in fans and cricket few later a moderate telling the were A competition Ensor. 3 4 H.A.C.B.S. were dismissed for Wally" Watts Nurse was quite a get) i bat. In a ly the former got 177 for East Tor. Australs MS , No. 2 .. 7 Society mire and cheer the Irish War Pipe Miss M. 8 Band on St. Patrick's Day are re. in the day resulted in Miss P. De 3 for 'North .. 6 3 total of 110. Veteran . Be shaped game against three. "A" Grade ,-ens and the latter 16C 6 minded that by 4 vidson carrying off the trophy, while 2 REMEMBER the was top scorer with 29. smart catch recent patronising the Wheat Adelaide. while fielded HOTEL PERTH her writer 6 above function they will be doing Miss L. Smitheran contented 4 2 well, and was eut to a Albert Wa s bowlers A fact that lends colour to the Hospital Insane .. 6 Your Meeting is Next Friday J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. Claremont man made a failltlees ne 2 athe tourists for Eng- Sandovers .. .. 6 1 by 'Weeper McWilliam. in the way of self with the booby. of love and ape Night. BE THERE, and bring a that practical impressed, rumour something that innings this Hotel is noted for its footsie s"' It was This 6 As a tittle token 6 been selected is Riversd "followed in his father's enlarging and keeping efficient this to Join the PREMIER Friend laughed the idea land have already of Drinks. -ails" thoughtfulness. Purity an a 4's but the "know her all four of for Eastan preciation are:-C.Y.M.S. from composed -day 17, to extract for for Fixtures excellent band. Nurse came out the following case BRANCH in the State. Cleanliness and Civility. of the No. 1 v. Riversdale, at Belmont; the girls brought with them a Rev Jamieson 13, Borthwick 14, to scorn. 49When single. P. CONWAY, Secretary, by first class batting ern exchange: "A meeting a. gift for as out all reached and made spoons at Eswas silver of Railwas Committee v. marble, the Parian Cricket is and Barton 10 not pupil Each Cosmopolitan 7 King -street, Boulder. 4 for 29, did the laugh was the other way. Nurse Collingwood considerable Newcastle Club Hotel the afternoon, and it planade No. '2: Wheat Scheme v. roughhewn and unformed, and Mother, who evinced when double figures. Meek, handed 2 for 10, should be given a chance with the held during a meeting of all at Wellington Square; every word, every act of the teacher surprise and pleasure best with the ball. Miller South Terrace, Fremantle, ST. .MARY'S BRANCH, KAL31 bat for his club. Peckham got 38. was decided to call citizens of Cot Australs, Sandovers, a for Ward Woodward. and Miss 17, by Claremont: for at them 2 falling and Renfrey is the stroke of the chisel H.F.I. v. GOORLIE. hut never appeared set. It wasa sporting bodies Newly Renovated and Up-to-Date. the afternoon a dainty tea Town CX MS.. No. 2, bye. During reveal to Collingwood block also were successful trundlers. the the animate at upon lingwood Hann effort. Goldfields and North-West Cusscratchily compiled teas handed round, and then dan Bests ran to 4 for 134 before time, Diwing the season the following in it the glory of the angel. Hall on Thursday, 20th. inst., toH.A.C.B.S. a posy dai got 20 in a very good style tomers specially catered for. South of present players have passed the century are now in an excellent advisabliity the 62, for 4 consider Hogue trams stop at door. 32, Beach unfor 57 3 for ones lion. Meek played wellchance. for 33, ing J. Ryder with a suitable testi- mark, viz:-Padsy Raphael, Jack (late secHis Trotter 1 for 19, tarnian Fortnightly Meeting on Tuesday Proprietor: T. H. RYAN finished. He gave one class. Late commemorate his inclu- Mayhew, and Joe Canny (CY.111 S to inonial . Celtic Club, & Wyndham). are retary wickets. Members secured the Hall. Mary's in St. first ter Pocklington (Sandovers shots on the off were -ice the day sion in the Australian Eleven Telephone !97. past 1 arrangements 'No: shots The Association Up. to Roll requested Col_ earnestly first the (Railways). Australian alternated is West Kelly The cuts About Es sat down England. J. Ryder gain the high and Otto of his in- were splendid. to point were the bettye (Incorporated,) is scoring most to luncheon, which was presided lingwood player SUBIACO HOTEL Contributions received any week rings. Kent, who He has been a wonderful. T. Draper. M.L.A., honour. Hon. TROTTING in over the by gathered season, this day from 9 am. to 6 p.m. by the ROXEBY-TOAD, SUBIACO. for the Colconsistently performer both ly successful welcomed words few and a 12, who in Renfrey Secretary. re following seven the the as a valuable 38. for Club, As. handicaps lingwood The Emu Beer Always on Tap. Matting Fremantle and the S. J. HILL, Secretary, Gaynor 14 not out, reached double the markable record testifies, viz:-First Good Accommodation for Countr:, events to be carried out to -night sociation teams, and strongly urged 1912.13, indicate good sport in all the ram. seasons figures. during Visitors. PROGRAMME in team in batting a place to INTERESTING the Portonians Subiaco v. North Perth. QUEALY'S HOTEL 1915-16, 191817. 1917.18, 1918- The 44th Battalion Band will play WALTER WING, Proprietor. next seain the W.A.C.A. competenon president 1913-14, 1912.13, 1913-14, selections during the evening. The KALGOORLIE bowling, in Hall, 19; first Town Next Subiaco kept the Northerners McCuteheen, R. Mr. scoring son. .1917-18. 1918.19, and events will be run over longer disExcellent Accommodation. the field all the afternoon. the Fremantle Association, when 1914.15, 1915-16, Healy's fine effort of 131 of He is a most unassuming tances than at last Saturday's meetMrs. (111EALY, Proprietress. 6 for 257. said that in all probability 1919-20. A. R. FLINT, Secretary. and thor- ing. so the fields should not he so the innings. replying, cricketer. in BEER ON DRAUGHT. play painstaking UNION would and was the main feature of Robinson side 35 a Fremantle sendoff The elimination of the Others to do well were Mudie 15-- W.A.C.A. ranks next season..-an an - oughly deserves a bumper admirers. congested. has and ground friends with the many from his received from bookmakers was not out. Howard 30, and that AUSTRALIA HOTEL nouncement has increased business on the totalisarun out in a most peculiar Mr. Albert Riley spoke The Collingwood Cricket Club LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. thinking he applause. KALGOORLIE rolling with a dona- tors, acid the public seem satisfied ball the Association. started Matting He played a ball andcommenced the of behalf to on H. Edmondson, on behalf of the tion of 50 guineas." with the experiment so far. There P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. had got it well away Mr. & and of Claremont, is doing is not the slightest doubt that the for Travellers Mundy, Committee, Accommodation run, but the ball simpiy bounced Good Cricket W.A.C.A. now -a- innovation will go a long way in hands, who for the W.A.C.A. Ex - splendidly behind the sticks into the wicketkeeper's of the Mr. J. Farley, THE MURRAY-STREET MUSIC SELLERS, days. Against West Perth on Satur- solidifying trotting, despite the talk had an easy job to dispose spoke also ecutive, Satisfaction. and J. SPIGL Who give Better Attention awl Guarantee day he was in grand form. Guy of interested parties. batsman. Buchan 2 forfor30, ChrisGrade v. Senior Mat Blundell were caught behind-and The principal events last week lion 1 for 38. Bandy secured the W.A.C.A. "B" NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET (near Beans). TOBACCONIST, PERTH, ting Association. both were brilliant efforts. while Saw were won by lownit and Warrywin. 57, G.P.O., Perth. Buttsworth 1 for 25 Box Address: Postal Correct win was stumped. The finishes in both cases were inwickets. Will be pleased if you would call for This game resulted in an easy first NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. Cole Queen war "B" Grade Play. In the first innings of the English- tensely exciting. your requirements and save money. for the turf players. Batting Armstrong decidedly unlucky in not winning for Free Catalogue. Test. Write Triafe Third 187. the in up men Perth. ran XI. Shaving 4d.; Haircutting 9. East v. W.A.C.A. Midland the McDonald the second division. This grand BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. display for 40, which opened with Gregory and Orders sent to any part of WA. finished a gave local The Midland. has at now. Australia Played well just 26, -two fast bowlers. extremely Clarke is 31, mare Saw Post. No remittance needby V.P. score. top 51. was fur side batted first, and fell were the Ranford 21, and Jones 20, an got never before opened in such man- Alfred Donald was fancied for the ed. Cheapest in Perth, Mosely 15, and Sefton 10. Meharry amongst the runs. The bowling ner, but England used to open with first division, but closed up at the Razors Set, Watches, Pipes, or batsmen first heat. most successful any other articles Repaired, with was done by Booth 4 fen 46. MeCom- two speed merchants-Richardson business end of the 4 for 28, Green 2 for 14, and Pascall fish 1 for 9, Gordon 2 for .56, Mayhew. and Lockwood. The evening's sport was most enguarantee. East to reports, is joyable, and a good crowd witnessed 2 for 6. did well with the ball. according Collins. 1 for 22. Beasley 29, for 1 Harrold Perth replied with 121. V. batsman. An eye wit- the stirring events. Mr. Flint, as The Matting XI. made a feeble a great "on" innings 15, WHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER estimates that usual, hail everything running -.led with 52. Heath 21. McLeod century. ness of his out, reply, scoring an even half TO Pascall 10, and Sullivan 10 not 7, quite 120 of the 162 scored by him smoothly. and with the exceetem 7 for' was record the time one 4 At yet and shots, nothing event reached double figures. J. Clark of final "on" from in the figures came a spill of had bowling HOTEL Ranford TOWER and bowlsuccessful most the man an extra for 13, was happened to mar the success of the 6 for 5. Booth 14 not out, was the Douglas did not place CHARLES ST, WEST PERTH, er for Midland. Going in a second to reach double figures. on the "on" side to stop the scoring gathering. player only getbetter, much Ernie hands did old friend your And time Midland bowling figures were Ranford 7 shot of the N.S.W. batsman. out a welcome to you all. ting 65 for the loss of four wickets. The Referring to Russell's signal failure for 28, Styles 2 for 5, and Penrose 1 V. P. McCARTHY, GERALD Armadale. TRYING UP Telephone, GIVEN HAVE then MEN and 2nd. Tests, and 1st. Pirst-Olass Residential Home. Sabin:* v. North Perth. for 16. In a second knock the Mat - in the the 3rd., Clem TO FIND A BETTER DRINK Subiaco ting did much better, getting 3 for his return to form in was Played at Perth Oval. dow "Russell 37 writes: Hill up the nice score of 166. Hogan 130-Mansell 59 not out, Beasley

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CALENDAR. timely interest in the forthcoming may beis made a multiplicity of figures in Preparatory Grade - Misses L. WEST PERTH. Opportunities have al- There elections. Purple Ile talks in speech. old friends and well -wish S. ti, Quinquagesima Sunday. White. Dunne, M. Buggy. N. Yuille, E. the All ready been given to weigh the poli- Mr. Hughes' zeros or eye:, ers of the Home of the Good Shep- M. 7, St. Romuald. EXAMIE. Coughlan, A. Robinson. 3.USICAL OF O'Brien, RESULTS cies of the contending parties, Lab- millions; he employs White. just plain noughts) ad lib. herd, Leederville. will have an op- Tu. 4 St. John of Maths. D. Mercer (gold medal). E. Tomlin. NATIONS, 1920. our v. Liberal. The opening speeches hers (or of Purple. the individual wealth of portunity of 'pleasant re-union on W. 9, Ash Wednesday. L. Thompson, G. re- tic tells Royal College for Clifford, food and D. provide son. Academy leaders both Royal of White. is a Pariah is a Parpetual the immense ad- tu-morrow, Sunday, February 6th, Th. 10, St. Scholastics. 'A Cathalls Ns l'ismfield, E. Chappell. of Music, flection. Of the Premier's, whi'e it the community, oftrade and menu. having been invited by the Mother F. 11, Our Lady of Lourdes. White. pol- *vance in overseas tangible no optimistic, is grossly Public Examinations, in White. Successes on touches Prioiess and community to spend S. 12, Seven Founders PERTH, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 5th., 1921. icy is evident either in wore er facture and soofon.the He LA.B., Solo Performers.-PianoW.A. University. afternoon, from 3-13 at the that threatened deed to right the affairs every aspectthe people circumstances Singing: Lynes. Eileen Miss forte: Return. counChine's this of ' Archbishop Matriculation, 1919-1920. for the purpose of devising of the State. It is a Government's that beset vital question Convent, The reception committee will meet Miss Rosie Leonard. arranging a scheme for the usual stereotyped method of assaue- try except the most times Miss Eileen McDonald.-Junior: Pianoforte: at so press- and Advanced Grade. Fair and Drawing again on next Tuesday evening arWestralia Grand ing public discomfort, or perhaps that these abnormal History, French, Latin, GerElMiss English, Singing: Miss Irene Rice. attention to of Prizes, which it is proposed to the Parochial Hall, to further It is simply a record of what ingly demand giving man, Mathematics, Physics. Leavcheaper hold next May, to relieve the Si, rangements in connection with the sie Eatt, Miss Poppy Broderick. concern by professing Chris. fear. or wrongly, and rectifying, and that is rightly What should be regarded with grave done, been has French (distinction), Divorce English, the Arching: the in his Grace Grade.-Pianoforte: itself wily of coming Our Intermediate that manifests tern of the Good Shepherd of their home tians in this country is the evidence and every chance of placing the living for the masses. A full representation of Miss' ily Allen, Miss Marion Gardin- German. of a growing section of the community toit blame for its failure is as usual Prime Minister camouflages the distressing debt (over £5000) still bishop. Courts of the vicious trend contract EngMcGerr.-Junior: reRita disregard Miss to is earnestly O'Dwyer. M. people delegates Miss and bond, the parochial such Singing: a civil is er as leaves on the Home, which lightly treat the marriage of. Faith in the country whole situation, Yes, owing lish. History, French, Latin, Mathetie which death alone can availed Violin: Master F. Davidson. boon in cur Western quested to be present. altogether as a Sacramentaltheandoldirrevocable is emphasised, and a progressive and just as they were-cajoled? English's Leasing: occasions rare but to Physics. Miss knew matics, enough generation silly Division.-Pianoforte: are Higher they State. arecognised policy of development and more, disrupt. Fifty years ago Father P. J. Smith, of the Cattle. M. McBride, Miss G. Tyler, Miss H. (distinction), History, French, the bond made by the constructive are duped. I3e. Fcr more than eighteen years when the Courts were appealed to break is to be put into operation, or at he led by him, they In those old days the men and a vicious attack on tthese Sisters have struggled under dral, has been temporarily trans Carter. Violin: Miss I. Pallier, Miss Subjects Added to Matriculation plighted vows of husband and wife. places of least demands serious consideration. fore concluding foundations to Greenbushes. the methods laid ferred and his now from M. McCarthy. Certificates. this heavy burden, and and expenditure figures are those who differed women who pioneered the untitled his politics, respect for religion and for the Revenue appeal to a generous. Lower Division.- Pianoforte: Miss voluminous, and the losses on cer- -mind, not himself or settlement, brought with. them a great earour though com. James O'Grady was a visi- E. Bright, Miss N. Yuille, Miss G. Miss May Dunne.-Leaving: Phyto Father primitive much. resorts the frequently for and people his methods-he by but charitable are aggravated concerns sanctity of home life. Rude tam durand Coolgardie from sics. them in with city of God was tor to the succour. Although there Bright, Miss L. Campbell, Miss B. reiteration of the paring taxation in Australia lief Australian homes were, the knowledge Master Ernest Eddy.-Leaving: countries many demands upon the public and ing the week. the days when Christian overburdening Hughes, Miss D. Sheridan, Miss M. Latin. of such. In our State poli that of Allied European marriage was held in honour. Those were atmosphere, and when fathers causes does not weigh heav- times are exacting sacrifices-still in Syd. Moore. argument any ae are of That only matters two education helped to create a Christiancontrol tics of Busselton, Malone. Violin: Master Pianoforte: entrusted is an appeal like the present one McCormack, youth the What Father Miss Marion Gardinee-Leaving: ever think. who those exercised upon Grade. the ilv Elementary First, the position, and mothers. and guardians do- count. of Australia how there is a special claim for sympa- was in Perth during the week, and Miss M. Cosby, Miss H. Cosby, Miss English and History. pulsed with the charms of thedoes to them, when the home at eventide status of Western Australia within it tc the peopleelse Cross when thy that should create a correspond - celebrated Mass at Maylands last Southern the taxed is under progress of anybody Thompson, years L. Fifty much Commonwealth). Miss circle. (the Tomlinson, Junior, 1920. 'nestle leather I ynch, of May - E. full well, and ing spirit of lively interest, and at - Sunday. future of religion under the aus- Federation Violin: Master the removal of the other they themselves know are N. Malcolm. not inspire us with great dreams for isthe being rob- tract a splendid rally of friends to lands, went iv Busselton to relieve. Miss impregnated with secularism and second, they Miss Doris Tomlinson: English, sorrow, increasing their Colquhoun. ever to D. State's of the Master causes G. Bisley, pices of Government whose policy bond. It is an awful good cause, on the occasion of Nistory, French. Mathematics, PhyWith reference to bed by the continuance ofandexhorbiwhich winks at the secularising of the marriage cloth - the Changes in the Christian 13ro- Singing: Miss N. Malcolm. down the traditional respect indebtedness. to -morrow's general meeting. can pre- tant prices in foodstuffs Minister's reflection that in 50 years, having broken Primary Grade.-Pianoforte: Mas- sics. cases the former, who and what State staffs have resulted divorce teaching all there bond, invite marriage Prime cordially the the on Sisters for The Master Cecil Alcock: English, His. acwhich had into inthrust ing, E. Federal which the past generation be ladies and gentlemen willing to co- in Brother Redmond being trans- ter E. Silva, Miss G. Jones, Miss to 103 in a month. There vent French, Latin, Mathematics, Which of the two entities own figures could and should have gradually grown from three in a year permits such tivity? a ferred to the High School, Frestan. Coughlan, Miss M. Weston. 'Violin: tory, that nation reduced! a enterprise of the making substantially in morals weighoperate the in be that Physics. very rotten Let forthwith most? suffers Massomething the (distinction); IS Master R. Hull sets no high stand and huge and popular success. tie, and Brother O'Gorman to Cullen: History, healed, Why aren't they? Mr. Hughes pity Miss Eileen "breach" and the solved, Miss Lized, license with the marriage law. Certainly Australia RahilSinging: Ferguson. Brother ter G. respect College. due a Kalgoorlie citizens a its enforcing on to an his Government know. What French ards to the nations in regard to Fremantle, while eie Smith. to props of fam- and our troubles areit nearer goes the also ly surely confirm and not do people Gradually the ceonnt: of Drawing. be conaetntceururtahgaetm O'Connor: mote Miss Angela Allin, for the sanctity of marriage. by irresponsible hands, and the domestic end. Of the latter, must Rudiments.-11Lsses Lily Brother Kerrigan departs for speech- their knowledge, too-at the ballot iBsodoetserrvepinagirofisevaernly ily life are being pulled away From Kalgoorlie Bro- Mary O'Dwyer, Poppy Broderick, Secondary Schools, Three Years' innovations ceded that in Mr. Collier's Queensland. pestilential and poisonous with Chrisconschool from tainted policy-was yearAllees box. £20 a Party's circle is being cerns every individual Our divorce the Labour ther Kent comes to the College in Elsie Eatt, Frances Stuart, Millie Scholarship, of the State. the remedy, or undeniable sie Bourke. which menace the gocd order and odour child upwards. Give the Clontarf Perth. as also does Brother Ryan Cameo Master Frank Davidson. license is given to the animal tained a and amended. party IMPERIALISM being That benefit will remedy. You of the continually are elements work! laws ATTEMPTED boys your Ninth Comwho set no value on the that, from Fremantle. AND ITS PRICE. striving for the opportunity to instincts of an irreligious section the the orphanage, and, more thana trade Group of Gold Medalists and Scholarship-holders, 1920, St. Brigid's moral sanctions of Christianity. It is needmandment, and who repudiate you will set each boy up in Convent, West Perth. Instruction apply it. A change is badly Public The Rev. Mother Stanislaus, of First the of the of introduction the feature comsince could through him No administration most blatant to ed. Mother is significant that stand The Rev, will people. and the which Osborne, of tone Loreto, moral the in the was utterance than obconfidence respect or worthy less Minister's a Termand is Act there has been a steady decline that Prime Adelaide counSurely Loreto, life. of guiding the Xaveria, For when The circumstance is not extraordinary. and the present Government. A public place-the audience he chose-the race, are expected to return from the school life of our youth, is therefore excusable opportunity he took to propagate ject. sels of religion are eleminated from over The Receiving Depot, Ballarat by to -morrow morning's religion and the moral law, it somersault There ColMr. Imperialism. circumstances. the scheme, under pet secular knowledge has precedence next and his Trans. train. be a lessening of respect See to it therefore that your is only a natural coroligry that there will It would be an interesting lier's speech contains a straight-out was nothing vague about his langii has Space Clontarf. to go repairs about religion. if it hasn't ege. lie made open boastwool reverence for the essentials of the this office for The Rev. Mother John and Rey. of our history and admission that society,going availablein years made fifty to been last review and to the to wheat of moralist is fast the gone, study for the huge sales depot, to which your Mother Alocoque, of the Presentaof our public schools; it would already Governments, a receiving people's the Allied party, and his and devil, to note the effects of the secularisation The British re be Cottesloe Beach, re the study. will mended melancholy when tion and themselves- but let it not be forgotten that by footwearexpeditiously. An import turnedConvent. people also, we are sure, be a most disappointing in- party --the from the Eastern States by Church who saw in our public reto be made feel they are the these very transactions he sold this turned ought Christian bodies outside the Catholic last Sunday morntrain eventually Trans. will happy announce of the this intellect of feature ant to freedom instruments of their own national country, Australia, in the bargain. structions acts stepping stones Mother John, whose health is that repair work is only one ing. time is coming when those Christian The world's aspiration, When America and Canada, at one 'rent salvation. train journey to the gard them with aversion. The the Madeooreligious the necessitated for industry. fight the of branch their existence, of the Qrder. bodies, if they must retain they are the freedom of Democracy, will thus third our distance (be itthenoted) same order footwear is a speciality. More Foundation House slip -shod and imperfect way is, mg of their youth, not in the the Redeem- win out. It is, moreover, encourag- from the markets, sold toand New South Wales, by IndusWagga, down another laid of later said precepts the three will he to considerrecord, to being trained, but accordingmust, if it is to make for the preservation of mg to note £hat. "Labour stood not buyers, they got twice pleased are Brothers we the that (*.apartment trial products their youth of for nevertheless but revolution, training price for red result. The but the a ae er. tidies in the home, anxious to establish at Clontarf ably improved find its beginning not alone clear morality in the nation,The vision of so- for a complete change in the existthat our growers received for theirs. are be ready to assist when the call is Catholic Church, with a the school WANTED KNOWN. state ofsociet y. " Th f urth er- In wool deals alone Australian first as in the school also. , has needs it bY bad tnecle-Shortly. i the to hod understandingunderstand out Catholic Widow lady like to meet refined time, but est support that the ciety and an growers were to the evil tendencies of the Imperial hood in the de? 1.13000poot give An aged person, companion. can conscientiously middle presumcloysthe greatest and surest corrective of means sections mind An educated and disjointed the good home, small salary. No. eyes sired reformation of society is that. even of that sort did not reducelittle there are amongst the quarrelling 11 Lion of ideals and purposes, and re- l-elp; One Fold of Christ enviousgovernin the famous Enc cli cost of clothing, etc. Such 1 Colin -street. propounded ably Christian bodies outside a the manner. control and to thought of ambition finement designing who only see in her wisdom notion, and so cal of Pope ILeo XIIL of pious inYe - deals kept W. M. Hughes inIt good ignoble an is It was ascendancy. to circles. Catholicsmment and the avenues the wool of sectarianism pulled over their eyes ory. Within such bounds favour in certain to re long as they will have as typified by the must be urged to assist in prevent. worth his political honour business animalism and concubinage, to run its ing the head -long crash to disaster spect the wishes of British ty their bitter prejudices, a license have will calendars crime imminent. The autocrats from whom the Bditisli Divorce Courts and the unashamed. Said the late Pope Leo X.III. of which appears £190000.000 tether unmolested andone of sound mind compare the age in which We Church stands head and shoulders Government extractedexcess profit She lovingly (or thereabouts) by those happy above the tunnoil. holy memory, "If any and the Church of Christ,bywith recently r directs twelve-month guardedly, a and less beno nations, during the live, so hostile to religionwas Mother a as such revered her Vicars of "diplomacy," Church one children through times when the he will see that our epoch is rushing wildly ended. It is such Standing (left to right): Lexie Campbell, 92 marks, Matt' Buggy, 100 BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS. Leo's "Rerum. Novarum " which "set pagan methods of commercial agyond all question marks; Chrissie Bourke, scholarship, 5th place in the State: Eileen McAs a people we should not lightly of robbery destruction." the Missions. to sheer des erudition such Dame road profound Notre fear forth with of the straight Conducted by the Religious Donald, Alliance Francaise, Grade I., second place. the hour, and pass over without by for divorce. Christian principles bearingon thegrandi.sement, view the corrupting influences of the masses, aided and abetted Sitting: Mary Lyons, diploma, Commercial work; Rona Kenniwell. 97increase in the cases set down that ere Pupils are Prepared for University, and misgiving the abnormal the Kalgoorlie relations between Capital and Lablong-distance co-operators, marks; Dorothy Kenniwell, Commercial Travellers' Scholarship, £20 contemporary, culGoldfields and our that fear, ima vigorous strike notice our, and which gave Examinations. takes abhorrence, Musical We are glad to notice and ate question, Commercial, annum, this per of review pointed re- pulse to the social movement along tivate doubt in any exigencies conMiner, in an excellentinand MUSICAL EXAMIsociety, and we close with its concluding Christian lines" (Catholic Encyclo- nived in the interests of Imperial- UNIVERSITY RESULTS FOR 1919 RESULTS OFJUNE, Cominercial Travellers' Scholar of this insidious evil JUNE, 1919; octopus NATIONS, Trinity College of Knits. Christianity itself is at ism. To what extent thiS marks:ship -Miss Dorothy Kenniwell. Leaving Certificate. for its sac- Pedia). not 1920. is contract, it Practical. civil endenictself mere tentacles a as its' regarded be stretch will "Marriage cannot Alliance ?rancid" 1920. 2 full passes, 8 passes in English. Associated Board. by anyone professing Christianity. extreme, socialisticdissociateLaouries easy to judge. but as "Empire means L.T.C.L.-Pianoforte: Miss Cissie red aspect must not be overlooked it was confirmed by the from 5 French, 3 Latin, 2 Mathematics, 6 Grade I.-Miss Eileen McDonald and the masses, sensibly led, must Trade" (William Pitt said so), the 'Licentiate (Singing): 2 passes. in Genesis as instituted by God; McDonald, Miss Rona Kenniwell. Even one. It is mentioned performed of To celebration rights ominous. the at legitimate is 4 passes; their History. Piano, assume a miracle Miss :distinction), silver-gilt medal; Miss Advanced Grade: immediate outlook Senior Grad's.--Honours: He Sae iour it is at least a surely of Matriculation, and place in the affairs of the coun- compensate, however, for most and recognise its religious bearing, or Violin, 1 pass. Lily Allen, Miss Connie Jones, Miss Frances Stuart. worse, and it try to the aw who may not better for twaddle and life, for to whole. a I pass. as Minister's Grade Ill.-Misses Mollie Met Intermediate: the Prime 1 pass. Mary Holt. Pass- Linda Barber. home, and solemn undertaking, agreed of party Marriage is the basis of the Higher Division: 4 passes. Lower Intermediate Grade.-Pianoforte: Bride, Rita Wardrop. his disgraceful introduction Junior Certificate. should not be lightly regarded. Mr. is done to weaken the "AUTOMATIC" TELEPHONES. function. whatever and a nation, such passes. the 4 at of Division: Grade IV.-Misses Cecily Stuart politics E. Cass. The more the home is the basis 9 full passes, 9 passes in English, the Federal the whole social fabric. Moore, Isabel Elementary: Piano, 5 passes. Miss Frank Tudor, Leader of First Steps.-Pianoforte: Miss :distinction), Iris Bourke, marriage tie tends to ofweaken re- 8 French, 7 Latin, 9 Mathematics, can be effected, the lighter Royal stinging Federal a bonds a week 3 passes. the Violin, delivered marriage During 1 pass. Eileen the Singing, Chrissie Opposition, Thackray, Bourke, Sadie Parrant, Miss Bertha easily the dissolution of marriage, and the greater the indifference Commission, or some such auxiliary Mr. 4 Biology, 6 History. 7 Geography. Piano, 4 passes. by refuting outright about Primary: Gerald Hogan. Master buke McDonagh, rid can Thompson. Elsie will be the view taken they Miss EXAMINATIONS. that evidence Hushes' specious argument COMMERCIAL will feel the parties by the discovered 1 pass. for Singing, it, 4 passes. body, undertaking 1920. divorced. Theoretical, June, shown in ask1919. whenever they wish, by getting it that in a certain period the wealth of the community, peoRudiments: 6 passes. and serious- tended themselves of the obligations Senior.-Miss M. Holt. MAYLANDS. and 10,000 telephone ing "why it was the Australian Shorthand and Bookkeeping. marriage losing all its solemnity- and Hon we may between 9,000 Trinity College, London. Titus there is a danger of Advanced Intennediate. Anyone ple were paying so much for comof Australians, generation -effective. _Junior: non were passes. coming calls 4 the Intermediate: of advocate Miss V ness in the eyes magMcDonough A. reformers 1 honours. ours: Miss most telephone social Singing, the Licentiate: absurd that passes. "automatic" 4 some the The district hems Ime.s robbed oft 4 passes. Elementary: modities. seeing reach the state of affairs athattemporary arrangement, and all children using Kenniwell (gold medal) 1 pass. may safely reckon those fig- nificent harvest in its history had good practical parishioners in FOR 1920 Piano, when marriage becomes State. In West Australia the bulk of the pub. system Miss C. ' two also RESULTS Via The --Honours: Tudor 3 passes. Piano, estimate. UNIVERSITY Intermediate. Mr. Associate: low a be to persons of Mrs. Casey, of Baysores reaped?" the are taken care of by thethere is hardlya session in which some bill is present system is certainly unroll just -beento the Prime Minister's Bourke, M W. Inglis. B.A. lin, 1 pass. completed and Mrs. Ferguson, of Maycandidate water, One that referred realise attain. of lie scarcely of Higher Local: 1 honours; I pass. Advanced Junior.-Honours: Miss lands. Both deaths occurred under peeeed, to make divorces still easier increas- able which, perhaps, is accounted for statement that the last shilling,had Degree, having passed in English I., not biough forward and overworked which so much has been spoken, and Mrs. Senior: Piano, 1 honours, 2 passes. H. McDonough, Miss Bel Thackray. distressing divorces are thus continually circumstances. by congestion I., II., 111.: Greek 1, Latin III.; II., The facilities for securing ment. easier-and disof making divorces 1, Logic and Violin, 1 honours, 1 pass. Advanced Junius.-Honours: Miss Casey was seized with heart failure plant. The system, moreover, "not been given. instead, For those who do not doapprove a Mathematics 1, Physics ing. is the time to closes a more ominous failing, and not onlyincreased." was passes. it-now 4 Campbell of honours, 2 Lexie "There sur Miss only Intermediate: and not approve Yuille, 1. accouchment, during had Ancient Philosophy the great mass of the people at the com- that is its non-privacy. It is not it'stirking Junior: Piano, 2 honours, 4 passes. (gold medal): Pess: Miss Connie vived the attack eight or ten days, fish' party in Australia it. Each candidate for Parliament Leaving Certificate. take action to prevent conimmeon the matter." 1 honours. time views confidential Singing, his in others' from 2 passes. two express Violin, with indulge to existed to child Pash. the asked safe leaving had be ing elections may wall be- which concluded Mr. Tudor, and G. His- and their father to mourn their 3 full passes, 4 passes in English Preparatory: Piano, 6 honours, 4 Junion-HRoy versation, a common occurrence morial," .Misses Eileen loss.-R.I.P. (2 distinctions), 5 History, 2 Mathe- passes. Violin, 1 honours, 2 passes. ley, Master Hull,, Misses ing interruptions. "cut-offs" and in- in this he is essentially correct conDraw. 2 (deliberLatin, 2 speakers French, 5 honours. 4 Steps: K. other protestations matics, First by Hamilton, W. trusions O'Brien, M. Carter, dis- "Wily Willie's" of the Empire ing. ate "listeners" perhaps), whose The other sad occurrence took Guerin, E. Tomlinson,- M. Buggy TheoreticaL cerning the grandeur link, Matriculation. Imperial the of Moore. Syd. graceful language at timesto reveals Master place on last Monday (tit: holiday) wonder !gold medal). and 1 honours (Gold which that Teaching: Art of object level low the Ferguson being 2 passes. the disgustingly morning, Mrs. W.A. will ultimately defeat Rudiments, 3 Pass: Miss Rita Seery. to kill Medal), 1 pass. during the FOR THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH, Junior Certificate. human nature descends, especially PreparatoryGracie.-Misses Gladys thrown from a vehicle he and his ilk harbour counidentity. passes. this of and only concealed horse, safely a spirit of the under Mona Connolly, stampede national 6 full passes, 6 passes in English, Higher Local: 3 passes. Senior, 2 Jones, 9. Kelsall, system re. the Her child and have the key to "automatic" minutes. few whole people a lived The Lenten Oates. Communion. The the Olive Paschal of Giraudo, try. Mary The Laws Mathematics, passes. While the until (1 Gold Medal), 3 5 French, 8 Latin, 7 Not honours her are -adjustment. re accompanying a lady fedthe another quires the position. receive Fast remain in full vigour, Advanced Intermediate: 4 home10 Biology, 3 Drawing, 2 Music, 8 Theoretical. 1919. Every Catholic is bound tothe The deceased was a is carried out will the a con improving. this this in made are PasGeography. 3 pass. regulations within fair 1 Physics, Medal), 3 lowing be History, Communion ours (1 Gold telephone Holy Mc - quiet, unassuming practical Catholic, the Cissie of reTeaching.-Miss of venience Art with Archdiocese in accordance Intermediate: 6 honours. Advanc- Donald, Miss Veronica Kenniwell. chat time, which begins on Ash return for its rental. COMMERCIAL EXAMINATIONS. and leaves three sons ancteei huscent legislation of the Holy See:1920. ed Junior: 11 honours, 5 passes. ednesday and ends on the Octave Hon- %and. The parish extends its symAdvanced,,Intermediate. to use ° N% SS. Peter and Paul. ior : 16phseosnours (five with 100 cf runs). 1. It is no longer forbidden Day IMPUDENCE. Bookkeeping, and Shorthand Gardiner, M. VISITORS' Rosen, pathy to the sorrowing relatives in Misses B. aj fish and flesh meat at the same meal. Marriage. Pass: both cases, and hopes the cross will Two Diplomas (One Gold Medal). been an as the 21 honours, 1 pass. D. Elliott (gold medal). Preparatory: or may not have was may It What has been known 2. Mcat A. Coffey, be borne with resignation-R.I.P. passes. V. contracted the REPAIR 2 C. Jones, be Grade: Misses Advanced Marriages may Hence on anyway it BOOTMAKING AND Black Fast is abolished. London College of Music. It is only advertisement; Mr. leonough, of any time of the year. Intermediate: 6 passes. Junior: 10 ING DEPARTMENT. of an interview with a report Ash Wednesday, the Wednesday that blessing Honours: Mr. Tim Davidson, who has been 1 pass. Grade. honours, nuptial Thursday's 2 Intermediate Associate: Friday, eggs, the solemn that appeared in visitor is in Few people realise the potentiali- passes. Elementary: 10 passes. Holy Week, and Good Pass: Miss C. Bourke. visiting the Blue Mountains in New may not be imparted from the. first Gange, Cloninstitutions, date all schools Miss S. Rosen.Junior.-Honours: Miss South Wales on a health trip, recheese, milk, and butter are allow- Sunday of Advent to Christmas Day West Australian. This which on 7th., Catholic cry Febru of commences ties 1921 As Term First entertainer. the by as a musical ed. His, or any tarf Orphanage, conducted Ilene. Pass: turned to the West on Tuesday, connected with the Sacred Heart Cony ent will G. Tyler, Miss N. are allowed inclusively, nor from Ash Wednes- Perth atshebemcoemtreopwoeilil. such he is welcome. 3. bard and dripping Barrow, C. having benefitted considerably by FinhoriwsinianesBrctfyroi,h, Misses T. Smith, S. butter is day to Easter Sunday ioelusively. criticism is -also welREV. MOTHER PRIORESS, visitor's to apply articulars Further other l'er a instead of butter whenever be for to the change. however, may, W. Inglis. The Bishop adjudged Bourke, be brass can it Local custom in Austraexcellent --if its come AS810. allowed. TeL bound to just cause, and provided the Lit- uplifting or constructive. But when tan area, through entirely of boys. . lasia allows those who are authis allow observed, brazen composed full be their urgical Laws to the band, or his likes. hasand allow to /(,). is in itselfa fast to take, in addition one of blessing to be given within these he, That combination to express meal, two light refections. all-round conditions A other of e periods, but shall want the contract- dacity an opinion as "La criterion of the such print ideally situated into about eight ounces, the this at external general A ing parties to avoid undue were not it it, that prevail A 1 few ounces. At the latter refection our Governments requested isolated-institution. are The clergy the at' culture,' display. though with allowed: associated whole estaba little butter is REAL Does he stop description of the fish may to remind the faithful that the mar- ly former, butter, cheese, eggs, in these columns coming to something. "cultured and -Cull SALE the outside as appeared Catholics riages of quantity, lishment small between in noted it was be taken, but SALE are null amid void before to choose admission fees to his retie months ago, whenwhmch obtain pari. of the eight ounces. boon-) to Church has God amid the Church. He, like others,in Aus that the circumstances 4. Those who are not undoubtedly viseresseas concerts? an on spelled travels mend his in there Places every at Collection for the Holy waxed fat during fast may eat meat meat is the ed for the orphangood future not only Palestine and for the Aboriginal trails. "Cultured" slander of individuthe days in which a Lc,ibomuarioArido,mintisn- age itself, but for the boys, all meal. Missions. wihtso at the principal whom it she'. collectively, and at the principal I with to remind the clergy that 'ration necessary all 5. Meat is ourselves for should State We have seen earn meal cm all Mondays, Tuesdays, the annual collection for the above carry on the affairs.of oil him or ters. that the lads were sincere and Thursdays, and Saturdays during named funds should be taken tip on be made to boomerang Foster Fraser est in their various occupations it. speak who Morathem Lent. the at other exam apart from the classroom. Diligence Fridays Good Friday, either whatever 6. Meat is forbidden on all other and Conan Doyle areand effrontery Lent. On lion of the rossis or their efforts, and their wiland Wednesdays during in held on that day. pies of stupefaction sacred function to surpass, marks fasting of difficult law the be Saturday lingness to succeed is manifested Easter given to the which would will be to notification Due taken be after to Perhaps the foremost bind to least the not achievement. and nmstinence ceases while Sunday, previous on the faithful engaged from the out -of-place comments industry the boys are now noon. By special indult and the offerings from each parish task for his Booth, and repairing. Mr. whose references Holy See, the faithful of Australis be forwarded to the Chancellor was Generaldirectly anti-Catholic. If in is bootmaking the fast on willthe O'Neil (the bandmaster) more asia are dispensed from Feast were M. HalliFather Archdiocese, of -ins" Max expert St. cf "blow and under him is the tutor, these which on that the day their as possible afterwards. it is culture soon as this lads nan, in stay March persevering is, their Patrick is celebrated, that the cca group of happy, will be remembered Wherever the Stations of the exhibit during will be talked about. The Sale is simplicity itself to deThe Sale promise to finish uptoexcellent 17th., of the day to which Cross are erected, the Stations country, it under-Diggers'" es- who DOUBT OF They seem SHADOW SLIGHTEST clesiastical feast is transferred. They should be publicly performed three scribe the recent "ex THE tradesmen. WITHOUT from to opPueienity a motor car are also dispensed from abstinence seen since the kind of each week during Lent. The capade in stealingHouse. London. as stand that uncommon times amazing effithe most be to on is going Sale thoroughly this celebrated be become and unless the feast Indulgences are manifold, which In. outside Australia But are Gov- learn their career of the -most condreams wildest the intercepted has beyond Friday or on an Ember Day. has to dulgences may be gained also pri- a gentlemanly act. Labour Reductions dent, days. old good Govis 7. Only the law of fasting ernments other than for young in life, so that all it needsand to wait time. you any pay and at than will more vately of seeker. days bargain other firmed be observed on the ernments cultured? a continuance of interestedness all to assure a OP PATRICK j. CLUNE This law of fasting binds beLene. adeptness in the work each the CRITICthe to in 21st. the Perth. of for of TUESDAY NEXT end Archbishop "SMASHES" from the HUGHES comfortable living SALE DAY exTUESDAY NEXT thing can ISM. ginning of the 60th. year, unless 8th Feby. days to come. Only oneEverything health, Febywaexn be 8th re.. e shtae progress. empt through illness, weak MEMORIAM. IN stop their treTaleediittiotatifi eo Australiafi41,iei law of a hind prevent to or laborious work. The have done be my of should memory loving corn- BURKE.-Iii banquet in ranee of that progress, and it can be stinence binds all who mother, Mrs. Mary Burke, ing warm at the A.N.A.through their seventh year. the dune by keeping the A whodear passed away at Boulder, 7th Melbourne on cr. .8. Persons requiring a dispense A ' HIACTE NSTTRRAE LE T e . Y P Clontarf Boot Department. Februar 1914. REAL tion from the strict observance of Eternal Australian, were "conWest her, 0 the unto said give no rest is There swing. regarding working REAL the Lenten Regulations apply to Lord, and may the perpetual light founded." The Daily News styles in full about the quality of the SALE fasting and abstinence may in the criticisms that W. M. Hughes question A trial order will convince shine on her. May she rest SALE and work. the priests of the various districts, "slanderous," as earned has and Amen. peace. tuition of merit the of anyone Mr. whc are hereby authorised to disemulates ink same daughter, with the then, -Inserted by her loving pence if there be a just cause for 'tughes' optimism, What is it workrnanship. This factory, , Mrs. Ryalls (Parkerville). -

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THE W.A RECORD. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5 1921 off from her communion, as the During the conclave the delegates branch is severed from the parent lied a special audience with the tree, not only those who murder or Pope. who delivered a touching adlay violent and sinful hands upon a //.7SPIRING PANEGYRIC BY MOST. REV. DR. 0 DOHERTY. dress in the French tongue. priest, but even those who treat him new As a result of the Chapter to any gross contumely. PRIESTHOOD. STRIKTNG TRIBUTE TO THE provinces have been created in AlExcommunication. I could not bring sace Lorraine and Italy, and two-in Loughrea Cathedral share their tears. Preaching "Such a malefactor by his very raising the total to four-in the on Sunday, Most Rev. Dr. O'Doh- myself to believe that one who, like good act ceases to be a member of the about doing his Master, went United States. the paid a glowing tribute to the heathen and the The elections of the various ins- erty of the late rather Griffin. had 1.ccit murdered in this land and Church; he is as he repents, makes due until century. publican iti this pJrtant offices resulted as follows: memory enthe Cf., and emphasised reparation, and is absolved. FurMost Rev. A. Dontenwill, Archbishop P A., crime sacrilegious Agitator. the No Wild of mity The Work of Thieves. ther. even those who command such of Ptolemais, Superior-General; Fr. t: hi: h has deprived him .1 his life. EASTER WEEK. "Peiitical views he had held, no a cr;ine or advise it, or are consentFr. Ca., im Thieves who are believed to have Dazois. Fr. Belle, Fr. Blanc, Fr. "Notwithstanding the dread SunLe doubt, but as far as they were con- ing parties to it, or do not prevent Vincent of St. Nssistants-General; siepe, Church Joseph the list. of in memory hidden Gospel" in the of (Written prei-siveness his active energies were de- it when bound by their office to do Ferrer, N.Y., before it closed recent- Innis ( Joseph), Procurator at the day of Advent), said his lordship, cerned Mary Plenket, and in reply mainly to the preservation so, incur the same terrible penalty ly, forced the door of the tabernacle holy See; Fr. ()stolen, Postulator "I cannot allow this day to pass voted to W. B. Yeats'. and spread of the Irish language. of excommunication. vessel sacred No trial, no of Onuses. the the dead from nearly stole concerning end Immortal patriots without a few words deserving of sentence is necessary. also They The penalty sad- Was this a crime And ye that bled in bygone years, jewels worth £1,000. boxes tragedy which has shocked and death? He could not be described is attached to the crime. took and poor eyes? the the but your open not a is before pried rise of religion Catholics, teaching banners The not only What by the most envenomed, as a at between function of the State; but the State dened, "God forbid that I should suspect On Wednes- even world. What is the tune that greets your the contents, estimated civilised whole or a bitter partisan. He wild agitator any Catholic of the murder of Father £4 and £5. The precious stones were should, for the sake of its people, day last we laid to rest the mortal ears? had received no death notice, as Griffin, or of co-operation in it in wrenched from a pvx, which was and for its own sake, permit and remains of your murdered leather many of his brother priests had. any of the ways I have mentioned," smite the gift of a wealthy woman of the facilitate the teaching of religion Griffin. re1 know your feelings The young Republic's banners troops Why, then, should anyone entertain added his Lordship. "I do but garish. by the Church. For many a mile where garding this awful crime; they were serious fears for his safety? But bring before you the law of the on convene. manifested in no uncertain way the people of Galway were right and Church in order to prove, if any -one sweet Ceremony. Your loudly is Historic funeral. Woman. of the Street A Valiant O'Connell's the occasion was wrong. Human nature had needs proof, that this murder is not were frequent Isunk With Strains of Wearing of the A historic ceremony took place re Twenty-four of twenty-six orphans prayers for the denol- heartfelt to lower depths than I had to be classed with any other which symYour Green. cently in the Campo Santo in Pisa, whom she had raised from child- and fervent. yet fathomed. Father Griffin was has been perpetrated in this evil widowed Emperor when the remains of the hood to self-supporting manhood or pathy went out to the murdered, and there had not been time. It is a horrible sacrilege. It The soil ce. Ireland throbs and Henry VII. of Luxemburg were re- womanhood were among the mourn- mother and her family as they stood even a Pilate to sentence him. stands out by itself, a fearful thing a is not the Cathedral There in glows moved and placed et, in the Church of St. Rose of by the open grave. "The story of his last hours has any Catholic mind. Such a With life that knows the hour is af Pisa. The ceremony took place Lima, New York, when funeral ser- priest in the Diocese of Clonfert who not yet been told. Perhaps in this to crime has not been committed in personal Einof Victor sense King the of here feel not in the presence were held for the late Mrs. does life will never be known, although Ireland since the days of the priest -Secretary of vices one experiences on the Godit has Under as the and such To strike again like Irishmen loss anuel parish. of that O'Brien Mary strange ways of bringing May it never be repeated. For that which Irishmen hold Fine Arts. The Emperor is men - Mrs. O'Brien had three children death of a brother. For myself,noI murder to light. All we know is hunter. "Your prayers have been offered, dear. tioned in the "Paradiso" by Dante, by her first husband, two of whom may say that my sorrow can find I that he was called from his bed and will be offered for Father Griffin. words. "Great in as the him of expression was speaks there adequate who while but her, resting survive a gale was howling; that he lest by any chance he should still Lord Edward leaves his with Father when henry, who., hailed as Augustus by room in her house she never turned first became acquainted place. a cheerfully and hurriedly obeyed the need your suffrages. But whether the whole world, must coe to child. Children of Griffin when lie entered Maynooth decoying summons which seems to in Purgatory or in Heaven, I am For boy. . And Sarsfield's face is glad and Italy before the day be ripe."m The down a homeless promising innocent, bright, have taken the form of deceased relatives. of dear friends, claim convinced that his gentle soul is fierce. of the Emperor were bur- and of members of St. Rose of Lima seven years I watched his course upon his priestly charity. some remains troubled from would even now pleading for his murderers, See Emmett leap No superior, no professor do more than that.' he was 'I ied in the Campo Santo at Pisa af- parish who had died, were taken to there. heard to as Christ did for His-'Father forsleep check in the say. Then ter his death at Buonconvento, near one after another until had ever occasion toMichael he disappeared into the give them.' Let this be our prayTo grasp the hand of Padraic Siena, in 1313. The monument in her heart Griffin, particular smallest they totalled twenty-four. and the storm. Nearly a week er, too. Pearse! more than three night the cathedral was originally intend Seven of the boys were in service of Clonfert. Little College later his body was discovered in a No Hymn of Hate. Emperor, great the of that left remains he ago the years for uned out came song, one every os erseas and bog with the marks of the bullet rope can strangle "The Gospel of Christ is not Thetis no for now lies in the place ptepared scathed. Four of the adopted ones a priest for ever' to take up tem- which had passed through long death takes his who his brain. gospel of revenge. All its true folAndnot ago. in the Diocese of Gal- They had buried for him so many centuries found their romance within the hos- poraryandwork . him at dead of lowers seek not an eye for an eye, a toll recommended I who was it way, pitable walls of Mrs. O'Brien's home, Bishop. night and in a lonely spot. But Div- tooth for a tooth, a life for a life. No prison bars can dim the stars The memory of the classroom are now engaged. Three other him to Dr. O'Dea. of The Providence directed the discov- We sing no hymn of hate. Modern No quicklime eat the living soul. never fades in later years from the and Galway have ine who married outside the priests, and people orphans to ery, and thank God we have had the paganism may not understand, as recollections reason the smallest souls of the pupils; Mrs. 0'. never had the from wedded were old; -ircle not melancholy is consolation of bringing ancient paganism could not underIrelani iaomantic complain of my selection. of a Sister's classroom are ever laden home and burying him outside stand the amazing gentleness of the For years untold her youth will with the fragrance of virtue and Prien's house. Priest. Devoted A there in the cathedral grounds 'with Early Christians, which they misunshine. of faith, they ever remain as a power Irish in China. "All of them knew how unceas- full ceremonial and amid the mani- derstood for poltroonery. But you tier heart is fed on Heavenly to strengthen and save souls. festations Father of universal Christian son and I will sincerely pray that God enthusiastically, bread, how ingly, News of the Maynooth Mission work; night tow. of martyrs in her may have mercy on the man who firThe blood comes from its vice-director, Fr. J. Griffin did his Master's Why Father Griffin Was Killed. of service the at was wine. is he day A Special ed that fatal shot, and on all those and Shock. sidelight Yang, Hong significant From O'Doherty. A very who were guilty of any co-operation of Father Hupeh, he tells of the reception of those committed to his charge, and death the on "Outsiders may thrown say that after and all Ireland,'s dead epidemic terrible New when '"'Romantic the specially by ever that missionaries this is but one of the many trage- in Father Griffin's death. You and Griffin, of Galway, the first Irish gone, was a man," reached that area. They got there brought sorrow and desolation into dies which are occurring every day I will pray that on the great Ac"Here Nation. York grave." the not et the end of August. Then began many a home. No wonder the peo- and with increasing frequency. Even counting Day, described in the GosIt's with O'Leary in Eat- says the Nation, "assassinated, loved him; no won- so, the murder of priest causes Then. Yeats, what gave that for this first Sunday of Advent, as a reprisal for murder done or the study of Chinese under the tutor- ple of Galway a pel ter dawn Sinn ship of a native. Curious to state, der the people of Barna idolised special shock evena to non-Catholic the murderers-whether the hand of his of because but planned, in particular, and minds. poor, to The him! A hue so radiantly brave? human justice has touched them or perhaps language the knowledge of the Irish His character Fein sympathies and and his dearest his proved invaluable in mastering Chin- the little children were work have a certain sacredness for not-and their victim may meet in that prevent his answering a summons There are tears. there are the most bigoted There was a rein of blood Soon after Christ- friends. to The Nation's Commission in Was- ese phonetics. of them. We have eternal friendship at the right hand day, was kid- mas the priests went out among the prayers for him in the workhouse and read that when political and religiof God. This. and this alone, will Griffin Father hington. weeApril little The Galway. of he as Red rain in gay blue hospitals just witness bears home report his The people. ous passions raged furiously in one be our reprisal." napped from ther. for the trip; now he to the virtuous character of the na- ones on the streets sadly miss the of vas preparing the cities of the gave North, the Oranit, American till Journal and the Tragedy. reIt blessed the earth But a natural sadness arises boy-priest, whom they almost and gemen ceased fire while the priests is found dead in a ditch with a bul- tives. The following extract is taken birth his forehead." Still Bri- in the missionaries to see every hill garded as a playmate. Gentle and in attended let hole the dying. of Even they blooms as New York journal, The Nathat dotted with its pagoda or pagan simple, rich and pour, young To valour thick admire the heroism of the Ca- from the tish Ambassad,or Geddes insists of December 1, --"The tragic and won esteem can heather. tholic priest and the motives which tion, no obstacle is being placed in the teeaple. sometimes 3000 years old, old, he has merited death of Father Griffin, of Galway, Nation's while by the wayside there are and affection of them all. And if inspire it when he faces the whom Irishmen of way dies! the rain of brings home with peculiar horror the Romantic Ireland never ground, Commission has summoned as wit- countless smaller shrines where in. popular canonisation could grant bullets or enters the house of pestilof Ireland. Here was a maa O'Leary lies in fertile cense is continually offered to idols. him the title he would now be reto bring comfort and spiritual state nesses. It ence not as a reprisal for And songs and spears throughout observes Father O'Doherty, garded as a saint or a martyr. 'When,' aid to those in need. They cannot assassinated, Galway, in murder spectacle or planned, but bethe years moving a was "will these be replaced by temples are Father Tim Dempsey. their tribute of admiration cause of done class hour withhold his Sinn Fein sympathies Rise up where patriot" graves one of the thirty men who to 'the unknown God.'?', Catholic when people of every Not to the man who is willing at all and perhaps to prevent his answercoffin the open past found. filed hour Tim. after Rev. Concluding, the answer. can to Ireland have been paroled to sacrifice his life for the his body as a most sac. times a summons to The Nation's ComDempsey, after their conviction for he says, "The people of China are and touched people confided to his care. And so ing mission in Washington. Father GrifHonouring the "Saviour of They are red thing with their hands and with many non-Catholics .-arious offences, have ever subse- much misunderstood. have regarded fin was kidnapped from his home the that belief in the objects, Warsaw. trouble iot a gross people. On the con- pious serious into got quently this the crime of as one apart, some a portent, The Poles are using just as he was, preparing for the sen- trary, they are very human. kind, touch would gain for them an added a horror. to serve his by their army or been forcedrecord Who knows? Perhaps the now he is found dead in a gun-metal taken is just now the end responsive, with a haunting blessing. This 'But Catholics have a deeper in- trip; Bolsheviki to cast a tence. the will one day make manifest sight ditch with a bullet hole in hie forefrom St. women Church in The Unseen. the of seine comment of official subject Warinto the meaning in and sanctity head. true. was instinct their Meanwhile a general orgy monument to be erected the --the devout that and modest, are gentle, Louis. the priesthood. We know that the of murder the news of Father Griffin's of saw to Father Skorupka,called heroic and reprisal is making and energetic. is pastor of St. "The I went, priest is another Christ; that his soul Dublin and all of Ireland a place me. reached young army chaplain disappearance Faith of the founder influence the the and Under Church, was Fa- Patrick's People .s stamped indelibly with the mark of terror. We excuse the killing Saviour of Warsaw." led. Itslit.-will be loyal children of the as you know, to Galway. *hey charitableinstitutiens arveral -ef of -first Christ's Own priesthood. who That thee Skorupka Our aim is to make this there suspected the worst, though mark gives him the power ti he of English officers no more than we Church. the men, women and children. His in cling to to endeavoured successful charge that turned still condone the atrocities perpetrated they all as as Catholic of China helping corner in little at terest and success I' could not God's agent in the forgiveness of sin by the soldiers, police, and Black tide when the Red Armyon was any strand of hope Ireland." August manner of unfortunates has promptand the sanctification of souls. And and Tans. Both sets of crimes are the gates of Warsaw Bolshevik offen many put to courts ed the in the holy Sacrifice of the Mass the inexcusable. He fell before 15th. But we know withders in his keeping. priest is as it were identified with God, bullets, but his regiment advanced. further investigation that the New Father Dempsey conducts a day Red reChrist since he uses the very words out From that moment the Skorupka, way to put a stop to this state of nursery, a home for working girls, of the High Priest Himself: 'This terror is to withdraw SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. Father SUBIACO. treat began. the troops was a school for the children of immiis My Body, This is My Blood.'" Stations. Railway Leederville and to Subiaco Close who was only 27 years of age, scoutfrom Ireland. That step and not loda Rest," grants. and the "Exiles' Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. Enormity of Sacrilege. a former Boy Seout and 'pacification' of Ireland by force is charitable His men. for poor ging Red PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. master, and was an active to the efforts in behalf of his various char TERMS MODERATE. Catholics know all this and more. the necessary preliminary to any For Terms Apply to Cross worker before going OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. They know that Jesus loves the solution of the Irish question, other do not cease with their death. He took particular inter- ges Mother. front. Rev. Instead the Calvary in priests section with a special love, just as than extermination. a large has He Red est in the organisation of theintro'to He loved His apostles, unless thee British Government promises The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at for the burial of those Cross in Poland, recently Cross. cemetery send large reinforcements Kalgoorlie. of troops have means. utterly die without fallen away who as Judas duced by the American Red to Ireland.' This is worse than 15 years last fell. And even then, He would fain In the course of the regiment, Among the men of hiseither recall them as He tried to reclaim folly." his Father Dempsey has served as arbiI ll111111111)111 1111111 11(11i11i1 11114 141U1111 1111111111111111 many of whom were of the school Judas. Catholics are aware that ter in hundreds of disputes bet - rR /I till Id schoolmates or pupils In anyone who deals sacrilegiously with GLENORAN NO. 10 was sveen employers and workers. in which he was a teacher, he lie has settled instances a priest will have Christ Himself to several SCOTLAND'S BEST. To -day his name is idolidolised. reckon with in this life, or what is strikes, after the State and Fedecompetition PURE MALT WHISKY. A Poles. all by iscd more terrible. in the next. History of the ral conciliators have failed. As a As supplied under Contract to the among the leading sculptors was Dempsey Father and man, tradition have told them that WA. Hospitals and Government country will be held to choose the ayoung , Christ's hot anger has scorched and Medical Department. noted athelete. He is of titanic Also Raildesign of thismonument. blasted full many a time those who way Dining Cars and the Leading His height is above lift., mould. than 2501bs. weight more have his dared and to lay unholy be will hands Hotels and Clubs throughout the faith the to losses The Exiles' upon His own anointed. he done No unruly inmate of the Less State. immense unless much more clearly, perhaps, because Rest has ever been known to delay priests Sole Agent: for our little ones than is being ac- for themselves are reluctant to proclaim long obedience to Father Tim's PHIL COYLE 1("l,iin tually done. * 1111n111 111 11171111 i, their privileges, are Catholics aware order to behave. * that the Church has thrown her Coffin. Elizabeth's Robbing St. manger; the a device in G. for dog F. YEATES a choice asked powerful Were the blame protection and Don't around the humTwelve unusually large pearls of to adorn the classroom and inspire blest of her priests and minor clerics, Optician, he may have been suffering from 193 other precious other stones from teacher and pupil in lowliest rural as well as around the loftiest dignipried 87 BARRACK -STREET, PERT "nerves " great value have been setting on schoolhouse or in stateliest univertary in her Hierarchy. She cut, (Opposite Town Hall). gtncrustatione of their be this: motto should sity the pile, Hunof Elizabeth at everything, St. like growling feel you coffin of of the Devotion to truth for truth's own gary "the greatest woman and barking at everybody, then you're taken sake. German Middle Ages," and you would sufferingfrom"nerves,"and church the by thieves who invaded in Maribor, The Wilful Czechs. be well advised to call in at a chemist's and In thanking her friends for past favours, wishes to inform them which bears her name, Those priests who have refused the to TONIC addition CLEMENTS a bottle of In purchase and the public ill general, that she has Jugo-Slavia. obedience to Archbishop Kordac's jewels many costly ropes were sto- demand that they withdraw from CLEMENTS TONIC mistastalliskaeici thirty years Trataisfeirroidl. For over *scp en. the 13th the Priest's Union are receiving ElilltAirt451101 has proven a positive restorative and This church was built in beautiful praise or encouragement from little a debility, cases of nervous contains in s....dative and century, HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). of the saint the "liberal" press, which at other shrine and sarcophagus For insomnia, loss of appetite, and similar the oet- times would have been sure to hail SECOND DOOR FROM PIER -ST. whose name it bears. of business Thousands ailments. as heroic resistheir recalcitrance excenturies, six last ter part of the TEL. A1125 of tance to the Papacy and well worthy and women, too -- have maintained their cept when President Landgrave inof John Huss. The explanation of poise, power and vigor through the FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, AND ALL CATHOLIC Hesse, Philip the Magnanimous, con- this attitude of the organs which assistance of CLEMENTS TONIC, coupled terfered, this church has been REQUIREMENTS. might be expected to approve and stantly visited by pious pilgrims foster with Ilalthy outdoor exercise in their the spirit of revolt is inter"Ordo for 1911 has arrived, from all quarters of Europe. of Lud- esting. leisure hours. St. Elizabeth was the wife Thus far, the press has been conand wig, Landgrave of Thuringa, Every ailing individual is invariably a tent with a conservative report of for a time Regent of Meissen onand pessimist -- you don't want to be one, so The newspapers a the controversy. while East Mark, who died Land decline the dangerous c =plain of keep your health and keep in good " nic" Frewith crusade to the Holy Disof the authority of the state. with CLEMENTS TONICderick II. Elizabeth died in NoPICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, AND ARTISTS' to exist. ceased say, has they cipline, by canonised vember, 1231, and was COLOURMEN. re- They sound a general call for a Pope Gregory IX. in 1235. inHer the Vital' puts the into Vitality hand in the afgovernmental strong placed 1249 in mains were Wlsolesale and Retail. Special Prices for Convents and Schools. fairs of the country. It is for these church erected in her honour. -J New Series A reasons that the action of the rebelClements Tonle Ltd. lious clergy is not applauded. Charlemagne's Reliquary. The Bishops, meanwhile, have re The late Empress Eugenie, a short tarried their authority and will tolto Telephone, No. A1011. 111111111111111111111111a WI time before her death, presented il J11110110 1111 011111)11111111101111410110111(11011411111H1011111 III Cathe- erate no exceptions to their orders. the treasury of the Rheims known with the compromise will not They jewel magnificent dral. the Union and will demand its as "Charlemagne's Reliquary." The Priests' dissolution. They may pruimperial gift, which is now in the absolute action for a time postpone dently of keeping of the Archbishop the clergy to relinquish Rheims, Cardinal Lucon, was found to permit in the Union, but membership their Charlemagnue, of neck around the (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia.) there is to be no surrender by the and given in 1804 to Napoleon I., by authorities. ecclesiastical is It Chapelle. la Aix of the clergy Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. withwho priests of names The with a round gold case, adorned from the union will be publishprecious stones, and particularly draw It is essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Specially Appeals to Catholics (males and females), demanding organ. diocesan the official ed in sapblue with a splendid hollow their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. 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another and greater cause, the foolish things of the world were chosen to confound the wise. and ! the weak things to confound the strong. Pearse and his men knew that if Ireland was to be saved Melbourne, Jan. 19, 1921. Popular success of the annual Ca- blood was necessary. So by the Steheld on St. An interesting anniversary occur- tholic excursion, magnificence of the deeds, the heroracethe Aspendale red yesterday, January 18th. That phen's Day(Soatarranged ism of their struggle, the glory of this was course. date marked the passing of exactly Fede- their dying, they watered again the 52 years since the first school of the function that the Protestant one for Flower of Patriotism that was well is arranging a similar Christian Brothers was opened in ration they nigh dead, and they re -lit in the do nor month: of this end the It is a little remarkMelbourne. even in engag- soul of the Irish race the lamp of able that of the four members of refuse to imitate usfor Nationality, which burns brighter revels. their a racecourse ing the Order who came to Australia -day than it has done for seven yet, judging from Protestant to from Ireland so long ago, two are And hundred years. They saved Irewas it think would one sermons, still living-the Rev. Bios. Bodkin land." comany have to sinful and Lynch. The other two-Rev. positively with such a demon's I was told by one wh i was a pas(bp ceditball o bpliitm) and Hughes-died munication Bros. Treaty senger from America on the same as a racecourse). about nine and seven years ago re- play -ground as Father O'Donnell the story every year, the boat Brother Bodkin, I be- About this time spectively. of an amusing incident that occurbusy, very kept are officials A.C.F. lieve. is in Western Australia; Bro. red during the voyage. An offisevethem. There help these much -wanted prisoners to Lynch has been for many years making full arrangements for cious man. "British" of course, beOn the Irish Front, Dec. 29, 1920. tract information from Although the "prisoners staying with the Community of ral functions in February, which is an buzzing around saying to the is not yet evidence that Mr. Conor escape. during month." that as "Federation It will be remembered de known Clune was tortured. Both McKee were allowed considerable freedom," Brothers at the St. Vincent passengers: "That priest there is the German occupation of Belgium and Clancy having refused to give the only guard on duty "had his Paul's Orphanage, South Melbourne. The second week is occupied with a Father O'Donnell; Sinn patriots information were done to death. back to them," and the two other I called out there on Monday, but summer-school of members, at the Feiner. That's no he's a a small group of hunted good to us, you Federation know; I'll go comes published in secrecy, and at extreme McKee was first bayonetted and guards who were not on duty were did not see him; I was told that, end of which up and tackle him Then Cathedral. in the Sunday risk, La Libre Belgique. Under then shot. Clancy was shot through "sitting reading" while the Comars of age,he is about it." Father O'Donnell had 4/11 4/11 somewhat similar conditions, and the temple and twice through the mander of the Guard had thought- row very feeble. and is bed-ridden. there is the annual general meeting, been quiet all the time, THE GREATEST VALUE and he con4/11 4/11 conference tinued with the same patriotic motives, back. Both bodies bear marks of fully withdrawn to "the doorway of The Orphanage itself is a monu- followed by the annual so, although this man had 4/11 4/11 The This, of course, issued. is the three delegates. In addition, branch the Irish Bulletin treatment prior to death. All the passage." ment to what has been achieved by ever given in seen to accost him. So he 4.'11 4/11 Belgique cruel since it is the been publication of La Libre the bayonet and bullet wounds are prisoners were provided not only the Christian Brothers in Austra- is most important, was asked what had happened at 4/11 was illegal according to German law. such as would have been inflicted on with the ready -loaded rifles mention- lia. there conference which considers changes Melbourne, South At the interview. "Yes. I did ask po4/11 The Irsh Bulletin is illegal according men in a sitting position. The bul- ed above, but also with the means are no Ewer than 280 boys, of ages of the constitution decides the him about it," sat I. "but he's 4 111 Attempts have let marks on the walls of the room of knowing when "most of the gar- ranging from four to fourteen. This licy of the Federation, and elects a got the gift _of he to English law. the blarney, and he 4/11 been made to suppress it. Some of in which the three prisoners were rison at the building were out on institution is quite full, and so is State Council to carry it out. talked me round." 4/11 4/11 those responsible for its publication done to death establish it as a fact duty " The story is overdone as is .lie Orphanage at Geelong, where Appeal for Wonthaggi Branch. Father M. D. Forrest, M.S.H., reimprisoned to exand invented 4/11 stories 6/11 have been arrested there are close cn 500 boys. Hence that they were fired upon when sit- usual with South turned a week after Father O'Don4/11 4/11 without charge or trial. The fact ting near the fire. Clune's body plain away the obvious. The reit le zit a fortunate tinte that the The parish of Wonthaggi, of nell, and his testimony agreed with overburbeen never has Gippsland, 4/11 4/11 port continues: that it has continued to appear in had many bullet wounds. Brothers have been presented with a of the other. He is now in three prisoners suddenly 1..lock of 110 acres in Preston, an dened with cash on the credit side. that "The 4/11 spite of the efforts to suppress ft, Melbourne official an lecturing on his observe "On Tuesday evening 4/ 11 rose to their feet, and the sentry cuter suburb, where their work of The par.,* includes the State coal - lions in Ireland. explains the violent denunciation of report was issued from Dublin Casturned round on hearing the noise. social welfare can expand. On this mining area, and a district where 4/11 it by Sir Hamar Greenwood, the tle which to describe the A The Irish -Ireland League. a Mill's new site it will be possible to teach there are small dairy farmers. had prisoners 4/11 of the One 4/il4/4/ull English Chief Secretary, against Ire- deaths of purported these men which it attribomb in his hand, which he had the Orphanage lads practical farm- debt of £2,600 for these people was 4/11 land. A few days ago Greenwood The Irish -Ireland League, which to an attempt on their part the organised of bombs ing-a thing which is impossible un- somewhat heavy, and when a box from abstracted 4/11 called it "the murder gang's publica- butes an Irish Race Convenescape. It is an account bearing went on strike, it seem- tion, held last December, has beunder a bed. This he threw at a under 4/11 tion," and frothed at the mouth in to conditions coal-miners the cramped in every line of it the sump of the ed to the priest-in-charge-Father come particularly vigorous lately. rentry. The bomb did not ex- existing at South Melbourne. his attempts to express his hatred- guilty 4/11 4/11 which concocted it. The no there was 1'. B. Walshe-that the to (unknown because plode, and fear-of it. Of course, Green- Englishmind 4/11 As land soon as arrangements can be The donor of the block of 4/11 military Government in Ire- prisoner) none of the bombs had prospect of lifting the load. He has, made it intends "Murder wood should know a 4/11 most one of the bringing T. M. Burke, out is Mr. a 4/11 to refuses consistently land, which been detonated. The sentry jump- devoted philanthropists in Austra- therefore, made a public appeal monthly Bulletin, which will keep Gang's Publication" when he sees the BLACK 41.1 4/11 information detailed any public papers, and the Catholic orthrough the prisoner, the originate and not side, Did he ed to one one. 4;11 the salient points of lia. He it was who gave "Studley Ireland's case 4/11 inof public matter every on almost for before the public, and which will WHITE gan of the Black and Tans, the terest, issued in this case a statethrowing a second bomb, dashed Hall," a large mansion, to the generous help is forthcoming 4/11 4/11 behind a pile of mattresses when Jesuits to serve as a preparatory the parish. Money is being snb- combat the silly errors perpetrated Weekly Summary, and does he not ment of some 1,000 words, although 4/11 4/11 CHAMPAGNE slowly for the war memorial the sentry fired." proudly acknowledge it as his bench- r f the massacre at Croke Park. in He also ,ctibed by the secular press. 4/11 school to Xavier College. It is also set4/11 which is in course of erecting up an Irish Information TAN work in the Commons? 4/11 BuThe invention of "a box of bombs gave a public park to the citizens church, 4/11 which over eighty persons were killfrom tion at East Malvern. Apart dereau, whose director will supply up4/11 A Lie-And the Truth. 4/11 ed and wounded, was dismissed in an under a bed" is not altogether a of Heidelberg, so that he has NIGGGR cases. this is a quiet time in on request full and up-to-date one. The rifles in the guard monstrated his public-spirited na- these in4/il 4/11 I send you herewith the Irish Bul- official report of some 280 words. happy circles, but the pace will Catholic bombs, the picture of but -the ture. To complete formation GREY loaded, regarding Irish were history, room 4111 of report 4/11 official It half the 1920. than 26th, Less November letin for probably be soon quickened in ex- music, art, literature or only have been there his all --round interests, it may be pectation politics. 4/11 4/11 will show why Greenwood and his the death of the three prisoners is de- which couldemergencies, return of Archof the NAVY were not added that Mr. Burke has offered a bishop Mannix. A sub -committee is compiling a list 4/1.1 describing the manner of for sudden 4/11 gorillas hate and fear it. Not a lie vo.0,1 for every run of Irish goods anon sale in AustraSo much had to be bonus of £1 per PALM BEACH 4/11 4/11 is mouthed by the Castle propa- their deaths. The major portion of detonated. that lia, and if there is a sufficient scored by the Australians cricketers Retreats for Priests and Laity. in this official report de4/11 4/U ganda staff but the Irish Bulletin it is an enumeration of the alleged explained WHITE, with evidently found it dif- in matches against the English team 4/11 The secular priests of the Arch- mand for these direct trading be4/11 unmasks it in a few hours. An in- activities and positions held in the the inventor cover all the points effec- on the Melbourne cricket ground. Black Clocks 4/11 be. 4/11 '4iocese have been in retreat for the tween the two countries may stance of its truthfulness has just Irish Republican Army of the three ficult to The prisoners are declared The Orphanages at Geelong and past two weeks at Xavier College, come an accomplished fact. 4/11 4/11 been startlingly verified in the past victims, and is obviously an effect to tively. knowledge. always been with military Melbourne have Upon men South a question to be of policy it has 4/11 hew, the exercises being given by Some months ago Dub- create the impression that even if 4/11 few days. con- the Rev. James O'Dwyer, S.J. Dur- reached a decision, and promulgated soldier with the most element famous for the brass bands, 4/11 4/11 lin Castle issued a statement to the they had been rhurdered they de- Any experience know must These have of bombs sisting of the children. a resolution which is ary hardly in ac4/11 ing next week, the Jesuits will go 4/11 effect that "whilst the residence of served to have been. one in a room means ever been declared, by competent into retreat there. when the Rev. cordance with the notion of "Austo throw that 4/11 a Mr. Nunan was being "searched We 4/11 have for Three Men. Fifteen Lorries of death to everybody in the room. Yet judges, the best boys' bands in the Dominic Kelly, S.J., MA., of New- tralia First." This resolution in4.'11 by military, young Nunan, a boy of 4/U one, report part of the official threw "The only connection with these, world. In the prisoners nut man College, will be the preacher. structs branches of the Irish -Ireland 4/11 lines in our Hosiery Dept., 18 years of age, was shot dead try4/11 which purports to describe the at- but two. The sentry contented it is sometimes hard to realise that to During this month retreats for League to refuse membership 4111 ing to escape." 4/11 made by the three men to es- 1.iraself with jumping to nne side. their composition is always chang- women have been given in the con- anyone who shall have left Ireland BUT IS 4/11 This statement was flatly denied terapt 4/11 is singularly ingenuous, especi- He did not fire until the second ing; that is. older boys are convents at Ballarat and Malvern by after July 24, 1920. without receiv4/11 by the Irish Bulletin, and the true cape 4/11 the of of the fact that in the one ally in view and stantly it, their places being leaving thrown, ing a passport was signed by the bomb respon4/11 version given as follows:-The sol- other parts of the report McKee and prisoners-a military man the offi- filled by younger ones. But an il- the Revs. Jeremiah Murphy, S.J., sible Minister of 4/11 the Dail Eireann; and John Bourke, S.J. A retreat diers burst into the house and seized Clancy are stated to have been officover taken of this occurred recently, lustration states-had further, it urges report the cial discountenance for men will be given early in Febthe old man. Young Nunan then cers of high rank in the Republican matsome when the Herald published a ruary by the Rev. W. J. Letcking- in every posible way of emigration fire behind appeared on the scene and remon- Army, and Clune is described as a 'from rifleThe lengthy and laudatory article con- ton, S.J., who is very popular in all from Ireland to Australia as "a report continues: t esses. strated. The officer ordered him to contravention of the decree of the "Another of the prisoners mean- cerning Mr. Les. Hoffman ,once a quarters. be taken out and shot, and accorTian, and thus equivalent to treachwhile had seized a rifle and fired member of the Augustine's JuvenVisiting Priests. dingly he was taken into the yard the of members ile Band, and now made conductor other the to the Irish nation and deserat Quite a number of interstate ery and forthwith murdered! The offiAnd priests in the hour of her supreme criguard. Both ducked behind a table of the St. Vincent's Band. cers and soldiers then went on with (By Lafayette, London and Dublin) have been in Melbourne this tions HAY shot the and apart from this, he has a record as upset, was sis," which full well that my the search, until suddenly the officer Father Pigott, S.J., the opinionKnowing a bandmaster that few can match. month. will not gain the support of lodged in the wall." the Most Reverend well-known picked up a letter addressed to Mr. scientist of St. Igna- earnest "Irish-Irelanders," Here is a splendid example of the priyet I he other this by name?" The rifle seized Nunan. "What is your College, Riverview Sydney, value of the training given in one tius' here to take part in the meet- give it, that this resolution seems demanded of the old man. "Nunan," soner was evidently an army service of the Orphanages conducted by came ings of the Australasian Association prompted more by love of Ireland rifle, which contains a magazine and the Christian Brothers. was the reply. And I have Yet he fired only little doubt that the Advancement of Science, than by eagerness for the welfare of "Good God!" the officer exclaim- Patriot Bishop of Killaloe has no cut-off. it is quite equalled for As "Australians first." one shot at two men, and these sav- by the achievements which lie attended in company with Australia. se ed to his party "we are in the of the Boys' to submit that we should beducking both May be had at the Office of the Rev. Wilfrid Ryan. S.J., F.G.S., I venture ed themselves by wrong hostel" Whereupon he Orphanage at Clontarf, W.A. a desire for Australian immigralodged shot the Put "and a table, hind of Newman College. without He read a very BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS UNDER 12 YEARS OF AGE. called in his men and Reorganisation of Catholic Women's tion before any were feelings CI) the matRECORD bombs the As in the wall." valuable paper concerning his own apology or regret, leaving the murConducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition. Social Guild. not detonated, none of the soldiers researches into the origins of Pacific ter Of Irish emigration. at 2/6 each. dered boy's body in the yard! (Under the Patronage of His Grace the Archbishop of Perth). was wounded. The only true point Australian Novel Competition. Since its establishment, four years earthquakes, and received praise on Court and This Establishment occupies the finest position in WA. It is BRYANS Journal RECORD PRESS, no Freeman's in the report is that there were all sides from the scientists present. ago, the Catholic Women's It was most unfortunate that in built on an elevation, surrounded by acres of land, within six minMartial. MURRAY-STREET, PERTH. military casualties The inventor Guild has quite justified its Social Professor Benson, in introducing the prize-winning book in the De existutes' walk from the Railway Station. great a to go tragedy Tel. A3264; A3457. of the report has had Now, this version of the ence by the solid work it has ac- him, said that Father Pigott had at Garis Australian novel competition, Kalamunda, a popular tourist resort, is 1000 feet above sea way round to explain how the troops hieved. Except for a few branches Riverview was published by the Freeman's the best seismological there should have been passages level, and cannot be surpassed for its delightfully cool, invigorating mothe The at results. outnumbered actually in the Ballarat diocese, its astivities observing -station in the world, but aimed with veno against Catholics. Journal, with startling climate, A splendid opportunity is thus afforded to children from directors, manager and editor of the lieutenant in the same army. The ment of attack escaped scratchless. have been directed by a central the latter modestly stated that he But we can be pleased that nothing City, and from enervating country climates, to enjoy the the notificaa continues. with report served The would prefer it to be ranked simply f this nature is likely to be found Melbourne executive. paper were report says: This has, mountain air in this beautiful locality. "The third prisoner lifted a firstly, been responsible for publish. "among the best." The Rev. Dr. in the novel winning the tion by the Army authorities to the "These men were arrested on second For terms applyshovel lying near the fire, and aim- ing a monthly newspaper -with John Nevin, a professor of theology prize. The winner of this prize effect that they were to be courtSaturday night, but owing to lack the is were who men ed a blow at the ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT : : FREMANTLE. title, "Women's Social Work," and at St. Patrick's College, Manly, of prison accommodation were demartialled for publishing a "false is a well-known Victorian Catholiccrouching behind the overturned that in these difficult times staying in Melbourne. He was tained in a guardroom adjoining statement" calculated to burst up J. M. Walsh, of Geelong. He was is an also table. -The shovel crashed into achievement of no mean merit, a chaplain with English troops Mr. the Empire, or words to that effect. the entrance which they shared a student of Xavier College in 1911 esthe wood, but missed the men." pecially since the managerial with a guard of four men." A few days later, the Freeman's and throughout the period of the war, and 1912, and therefore is still a Journal received another such noti- It is evidently felt at Dublin CasStill no military casualties. That literary work put into it was volun- and last year received the Croix -de- young man. Since then he has cation in respect to another state- tle that some explanation is neces- point must be sustained somehow. tary. Further, it has seen to the Guerre from the French Govern- contributed many short stories and ment they had published from the sary of the presence of prisoners in Therefore, it is that the third pri- establishment of a hostel for wo- ment. serials to English and Australian lapse HANNAN-STREET, ICALGOORLIE. 'Phone 481. Two Marist priests from New Zea- magazines; these include serial storIrish Bulletin; and, after the and girls in the city, and it the guard room at the Exchange soner with ready -loaded rifles to men ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. of another few days, a third charge Court. Kerley and Quinn- ies in the Leader and the Advocate. The explanation given i9 his hand. seized instead a shovel and founded and saw to the mainten- "and-Fathers was made against them. hit a table with it. The report con- ance of "Santa Casa." a rest home are staying at Geelong, where the His book will soon be published and that the fact by ridiculous Splendid proved Accommodation, Best of Everything Kept. for delicate children by the seaside former has relatives. They are both put on sale. Monday last was set down as the subsequent to the arrest of McKee, tinues. Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/6; Weekly 27/6. "The Commander of the Guard, at Queenscliff. Once such an or- members of the staff of St. Bede's day for. the court-martial on the Clancy and Clune, close on 160 perThis month there has is en a spehearing the firing, at this moment ganisation as this is backed by pro- High School, Christchurch. three charges, when suddenly the sons were arrested in Dublin for JIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. cial publicity campaign on behalf of We have also had in Melbourne De Garis' solicitors for the Freeman's Journala whom there was found ample room rushed into the room and fired. per enthusiasm, there is, of course, scheme of settlement at two priests no This recently sudden limit diversion received a scribbled note from to returned enabled the from good work Mountjoy in and it Kendenup, and a special the Bridewell office has in both his companions to rise from achieve. There is plenty scope can One junior official at the Castle to the is Father T. J. been opened for applicants and enfor Ireland. Prison. Further, a fleet of fifteen O Donnell, the well-known Tasman- quirers. the table, and firing together the women to cover just as much work effect that the charge in regard to lorries and armoured cars were From now on the position ian chaplain. second in the and He Nunan's case had been dropped! third way prisoners of fell social of welfare to effect the arrest as is connection with explained that in of agent in Melbourne has been brought simultaneously." performed his arrest in by men in the St. VinIre- given to Mr. T. J. O'Brien, a They protested against this and McKee and Clancy. Four staff offireal and imprisonment in the estate agent. who formerly was the Before the Commander rushed into cent de Paul Society. But so that land, demanded, both before and at trio cers were present at the arrest. One Tower of this London, work he took the ac- first general secretary ui the Auscan be attempted, a parcourt-martial into the other two of them told the landlord of the the room one of the prisoners had a ish organisation is necessary, and tion he did in forcing a trial so that trelian Catholic Federation. charges, that the Nunan case be house in which these men were ar- magazine rifle in his hands, from is to be pushed on with. Then he could show up the methods of tried, so that they could prove rested that they were "two of the which he had fired only one shot. this parish guild can direct its ac- the English garrison in Ireland. For, RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. whether they or Dublin Oastle greatest ruffians in Dublin." Yet Two of the three guards were under each For All Kinds of the Latest Foottivities e of according to the needs of As he says, what happened to him, wear, at the Lowest Prices. account false a the indicates table. had issued He had only one man to although the official report happened in greater degree to thouDANIEL MULCAHY, shooting, but it was of no avail. that it was officially known that deal with. Yet he did not fire its district. while there is a greater sands CHAS. I. GOSDEN, Repairs at Current Rates, The Military refused to face the McKee and Clancy held high rank again, not even when the Command- number of workers interested in the Easterof others. His opinion of the Proprietor. Patronise Manager. Risingsof 1916 is expressed in truth! in the Irish Republican Army, it er rushed into the room and fired. upkeep of the central institutions -- these words:-"That BEN JONES episode seemthree prisoners allowed the two the hostel and the rest -home. If the ed to most On the second charge, it is inter- pretends that these important cap- The of funds us soldiers, as are absurd; obtained, but, as 310-12 WILLIAM -ST., PERTH. it is intended to who had taken refuge beesting to note, the Freeman's Jour- tives were guarded by only four men know in a room from which escape was hind the table, to rise, and were establish a night -refuge for women I don't nal won the case. the city, and later, subject, of Not straightaway shot by them. For in what happened to the third case, as supposed to be especially easy. `.tge of high military rank, festooned course, to further funds being obI was not very interested in it; but only this, but in order to give these men had with loaded implements of war, they tained, it is desired to establish a '4A I do know that during Curfew hours Republican Army leaders whoevery mode a poor fight, although they Catholic maternity hospital. The last night, the office of the Free- been sought after for months of all these activities will man's Journal were set on fire, and facility to escape, the report con are supposed to have known that if progress the guardroom they defeated their four guards- be chronicled in the "Women's Sothat a number of Government petrol times to state that detained: two of whom were sitting reading, cial Work," which we are sure will ti.is were found about the place by in which they were NEW NORCIA "contains a large quantity of one of whom was out of the room, keep up to a high standard of Cathe fire brigade. So I presume it army material and equipment- and the fourth had his back to tholic journalism. This, indeed, 41 was the third case as well, and that will Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph be them the beds, a table when sole in piles, method mattresses the attack of get their opened-they propaGreenwood's pets tried to and bench, rifles. ammunition, would have been free men, for the ganda in those parishes, where for own back by burning the place down reason or another it will be 41 official report ends etc." with It> these one Don't say "Nonsense" to this. It for the Education of Young Ladies found impossible to set up local 41 is most probably the exact truth. There were three prisoners-all words: Greenwood's Gorillas would think trained military chiefs, according to "The whole affair lasted only a guilds. 41 For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR nothing of that. I have told you this official erport-and four guards. few seconds. It is presumed that Australian Catholic Federation. before, and let me tell you again, of No doubt with a chivalrous desire the prisoners who had seen all the The organisation of the Catholic '7--A;t0:1PW(iP:iF%-0.?"(FiFiFtiv%F.713t:'8'%(PW-13cWij."'"i3s5:f., the murder of James O'Neill and to equate the numerical strength of movements of the garrison since Michael Blake. On November 19th the captives with that of their Saturday night, had observed that ,ederation is improving every year, ijuet a week or so ago) O'Neill and. guards, they were placed in a room at 11 o'clock most of the men and it has now over 300 branches. Blake's brother were court-martial- where they had at their hands were out on duty, and that they The branch organisation is constantled in Dublin on a charge of murder "rifles, ammunition, etc." were practically alone in the build- ly supervised In addiby Mr. W. P. Mcof a policeman. Both were acquit. tion, as is made evident from the ing with the guard of four men." Mahon and Mr. W. Smith. the counted, and on the next day set out for further paragraphs of the report. try and metropolitan organisers reThe Facts. a these riffles were read loaded for the home. At Limerick Junction spectively. The management of The story is, of course, an inven- the joint concerns is in the very caparty of friends and relatives met prisoners' use. Although forced by them, and they at once took the road lack of accommodation to place im- tion from first to last. The facts pable hands of Mr. J. H. Kennedy. to their houses. Suddenly a party portant prisoners in a guardroom are:He was largely responsible for the SEWING of police appeared,, and said, "Which thus generously equipped with the Messrs. McKee, Clancy, and Clone of you is James O'Neill?" "I am." means for escape, there was no were arrested at 1.30 am. on Sunday were done to death. said O'Neill. "And which is Patrick thought in the official mind of hand- morning. More than a dozen lorries MACHINES In the guardroom in which these Blake?" they then asked. Before cuffing the three men. The report of troops arid constabulary were men were detained were no Patrick Blake could answer, his bro- says: SIMPLE, SILENT, STRONG brought to effect the arrest. Mr. rifles, no bombs, no there matresses, no ther Michael said, "I am." In a flash "The prisoners were allowed Fitzpatrick, the owner of the house There were a table and a STANDARD SEWING both were shot dead where they considerable freedom of movement in which McKee and Clancy stayed, beds. ember of benches. Now for the Irish sat! . MACHINES and were seated round the fire at was arrested with them. They were They were guarded, Bulletin of Friday, November 26th, the moment of their attempted es- brought at once to the Exchange and were givenadequately no opportunity to IRK STITCH and CHAIN 1920:cape. The guard on duty had his Court in order to be near the head- escape. Torture. back to them while the two men quarters of the officers of the English STITCH ADJUIFTMO,. The prisoners were defenceless HUD who were off duty were sitting 22nd, Secret Service, who desired to ex- when they were done to death. All "On Monday, November Two Machines in One reading. The Commander of the tract information from them. Mr. Peter 1920, Mr. R. McKee, evidence points to the fact that they Guard was in the doorway of the Clancy, and Mr. Conor Clune were Fitzpatrick was removed to Beg- were sitting by the fire when they The west perfect round shuttle machine made. New Shipment just spentA passage. Most of the garrison of gar's Bush Barracks shot dead while in military custody at 6 o'clock on were murdered. the building were out on duty, and Sunday evening. During Write for illustrated Catalogue and particulars of Hire Purchase t" in that part of Dublin Castle known It is with this knowledge in its Sunday this must have been evident to the as the Detective Office, Exchange and Clancy were frequently possession that Dublin Castle issues prisoners as the only exit from tMcKee Court. ortured and. threatened, its long official report, which does and this the building is through this room." torture and threatening continued not bear even the most superficial (The Beale Piano Agents), "Messrs. McKee and Clancy were 209 MURRAY St., PERTH. Everything in fact was clone to inn' Monday at 11 am., when they scrutiny. first tortured in an attempt to ex -

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serious accidmt by being thrown from his horse I./LS learned by Victorian Catholics with deep regret. One of the most romantic figures of the war, Sergeant Buckley was awarded the Distinguished Conduct HOW CHURCHILL'S MINIONS Medal in 1918, and six weeks later HOLIDAY IN IRELAND. Serhe won the Victoria Cross, geant Buckley war one of the V.C. s Father J. Kennedy, C.C., KillenPatrick's St. in the took part who ena, County Clare, has given the Day demonstrations last, year. At following account treatment tion, and his book-an Australian the time of the :Accident Mr. Buck- by armed forces ofofthehisCrown to a REPORTERS WANTED. QUEENSLAND had story-will shortly be published. ley, whose home is at NI: Ivern, Weekly Independent representa. contract. Board Roads LN. Country serial --"Gold Recently a That Glima H.A.O.B.S., the Officers of tive:Ark hbishop Duhig, busy Churchand kin- mers"-from the pen of Mr. Walsh, near Iloolarra. "They visited my house about man though he is, finds time to in- Foresters, O.Y.M. Societies, to as- was published in the Melbourne Ad730 a.m.," said Father Kennedy, terest himself as a citizen in the dred Societies, are requested AUSTRALIA. news SOUTH vocate, and W..1,3 favourably com"and told me they were about to progress of Brisbane as a capital sist THE RECORD with tend mented upon. Mr. Walsh is also shoot me. They rushed in about city. "If vigorous effort is not put items. Any suggestions that Stanislaus Father Rev. Very In The help or the author of "The Captain Spain the house and into the sacristy. I forward here 'in the way of providing to improve our usefulness any society Stories" and other works, and sev- B. Hogan has been appointed Prior went upstairs to complete my dressinstitutions of art, etc., Brisbane will the development of sent in to eral of his short stories have appear- of the Dominician Community at ing. An officer and a man in unibe left very much behind in the should be written out and the to succession in Adelaide, noon on Wednes- ed in English magazines, the editors North next decade," said his Grace on his this office before He form were searching my room. A of which have written him aprpe- Very Rev. Father S. A. &Kelly. containing a photo of the late return from Sydney on the 11th. ult. days. Every officer should see that in Adelaide, and will book eon ciative letters. Widely read and a was formerly Most Rev. Dr. O'Dwyer and some The Archbishop said that whilst in his or her society hasfora properly THE RE- dose cbseryer of current events, Mr. return from Ireland in company of his letters were taken. the south the comparisons he had stituted reporter be inst-ucted is also (who Spence Archbishop with to Walsh should have a highly success "They then placed something, made in the matter of public parks, CORD, who should of th.2. Dominican Order) which was a bomb, in the literary career. His father. Mr. a member art ealleries, and museums was nos send :n news of toe branch regularly Father centre Iofthought time next month the kitchen They floor. T. P. Walsh, is an es -Grand Presi- some at all favourable to Brisbane, eves anJ promptly. of Catholics to the is known gave me half a minute i! nt of the H.A.C.B. St,ciety, Vic- Hogan aiter allowing for the different age lecturer and went out and A beautiful and impressive cere- toria. and a close student of Irish .tustralia as a brIliant contribution to clear. I removed the vestments ant' population of each city. Conhis and by preacher, Convent literature. Mrs. T. P. Walsh is on and a few other things from the salering the natural beauties Bris- mony- took place in the cf pamphlets to the Australian on the morn- the council of the Australian bane possessed this city should be chapel at All Hallows' Catho- Catholic Truth Society. which deal sacristy into the sanctuary, expect. when his Grace lie Federation. ing an explosion every minute. ahie to hold many of the visitors ing of the 14th. ult., Mirof Sp:I.:Lim, with the subjects receiv"The place became suffocating IP 4, who came from the north at Christ- the Archbishop of Brisbane acles, and Etenial Punishment. rewith a kind of sulphurous smoke, CONVENT OF MERCY, TOODYAY. * Mr. J J. Clancy inas time and always made for the ed the first vows of sevenofyoung has been appointlarge a presence the in but ligious, nothing resulted. the provide ed organising secretary of the VicSouth. Brisbane should First Class Boarding School for Young Ladies. Sleeping -out accom His Grace Dr. Spence is expected of the latter. torian Irish Ireland -They returned and removed the sources of amusement and interest gathering of relatives at the end inodation. prepared for all examinations. The Sisters also League, Osterley Pupils by the and arrive he to names of the newly -professed is in touch with leading Irishmen of the month. cause of my anxiety, telling ine I that attracted those visitors to the The conduct a Boarding School for Boys from seven to thirteen years of St. Joseph, Gal- throughout Victoria. was lucky, and had a narrow esSouth. There was no reason why are:-Sister Mary Cephas, age. Commodious new buildings are now under construction to cope Several branConroy; ches of Mary the magnificent waterway of the vin; Sister with the hitherto too numerous applications for admission. League have been formThe Premier of Queensland (Hon. cape. Mary Ignatia, Kehoe; Sister ed, and the "Other Indignities. visit on a has been Brisbane river should not be utilis- Sister G. Theodore) is proposed it E. to establish Mary Sister Of course, they Mary Alonso, Nihil; Sister Mary others in the Western District and to South Australia tc see his "Some of the party went then to ed for outings. at search houses in the neighbourhood, could not compete with Sydney har- Petronilla, Connolly; Mary Malice country. Arising out of the mother, who is lying seriously illBrisPhone, A3945. to returned He has and bour, but they could certainly do St. Agnes, Carroll; Sister recent some remained at my house Aldgate. Irish Race Convention held and on the road. They helped HARROLD & MURRAY .eoreetbing to bring before the citi- Helen, Egan. in Melbourne, the League has organ- bane. themselves and visitors to this city the ised an educational campaign to PRODUCE MERCHANTS, NEW SOUTH WALES. HOBART. "When the general party rebee ies in and . around the metromake the public cognisant of the VICTORIA PARK. practurned I was called out in the politan rea, the true position of Ireland. A circular Have on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, eather P. Carey, in charge ofArchare considerof Burnie people road The to be shot. tically hidden from themselves. They will be issued month]. , ontaining since parish Hay, Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, Murwillumbah a reNEW NOROIA. erecting for Southern nays and means "Many charges were heaped on eulogised too much the about 12 months many telling facts abot,' the reign ing Linseed, and Maize. the grave over monument me, and I was asked suitable to them deny sorts, and did not give their own deacon Quinn left of terror in Ireland. been CONDUCTED has BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. Ireland, to CASH. a visit TERMS on ago, Xavier Mary Mother due. late if I dared. of the I did not attempt a what was their just transferred to Grafton in place of Hearn, of the Sisters of Mercy, defence. I was then ordered on a tvocationthe toin stth eexparil year's a on goes who Lawton, youth Father a little the reported was death school whose the double. I called the officer's In the Christian NORTH PERTH MOTOR hoVodarilisy, the exalted, attention to the indignities offered receives an education of mind and holiday to the Emerald Isle. GARAGE. the most fruitful within the bes- while back. Terms: Forty-right Guineas Per Annum. me, as I had called his attention ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS, heart that teaches him all his dutowel of Him who is Master the of of announced is rumourThe death is Startling disclosures it during the search to breaking the Telephones, ties, and fits him for all the purA1837 and A4598 earth and of Heaven. Rev. Mother Mary Magdalene, of the . ed will be made as to the operations of my bicycle and the knocking of e poses of his existence. BOGUE AND SPERRING. Ursuline Convent, Armidale, at the of a gang engaged in a sugar steal- my clamps of turf. This only acThe annual conference of the For Particulars Apply to the BROTHER DIRECTOR. CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND ing scheme. It is alleged that sev- centuated matters. His Grace the Archbishop on Sat- age of 70 years. The Rev. Mother wrier, Irish National Foresters Vicwill parents her be conthe will at and men business NIGHT. 8, big Austria eral January from Caine ukday morning, be held in Ballarat, con.mencing "Collar Torn Off. on nobilwas, Cream Oars for Weddings. £3000 worth of sugar Rose Bay Convent, officiated at a were members of the Austrian Monday, March 7th, at 10 a.m. Good cerned, "I was invited to fight, and had profession it ye. is said, stole's in a year, and in She arrived in Armadale 32 religious reception and has been made by the Fors it interest to years ago, and was one of the most progress the most open and slipshod manner. my collar torn off, and after a sewhich was of much esters during the year, the board vere handling I was rushed into my Queenslanders. Three of the young accomplished nuns ever resident in will present a highly and encouraging the credit lists published by house. I was put through the ladies participating in the ceremony the convent, possessing rare gifts in report. In Ballarat marked pro- theIn Tasmanian University the name church and out again. and then originally from Queensland. music languages,, and needlework. greet has been made, and the mem- of a St. Virgil's (Christian Brothers) shoved in again. well Theywere were Miss Mollie Wheeler, bership of the branch in- College boy figured prominently, "One of the men suggested that known in musical circles, and Miss The child is not educated unless creased by over district a hundred per cent. viz., Master R. G. Osborne. This it was illegal to shoot me in tLe as Nloorooka, of goodness, to McGrath, Gertrude will be attuned its during the tw elv e months church, but he was overruled. young boy obtained pride of pia& who both received the habit of the its mind is to truth, unless its store its s in English language, literature, and "I was struck lightly on the head Order, and Miss Isabel Oxenham, of virtue be even richer than its St. Patrick's Day Celebration Cone ancient history. In economics and several times. One of the men put who made her religious profession. treasure of intellectual wealth. mittee at Bendigo hope tc create place. rifle to my back and rushed me re- Latin he got*second His Grace, whilst in Sydney, had * * . figures this year in connection down the aisle, dealing me a severe Very Rev. Dean Norris, P.P., V.F., cord the the pleasure of welcoming back the festivities. This will entail Most Rev. Dr. Barry, Coadjutor - blow on the ear and face. two Queensland Bishops, Dr. Shiel of Cooma, had a very narrow escape with something special in the way of or- Archbishop of Hobart, was present"A Consultation. and Dr. Heavy, who had just return- from a serious if not a fatal accident, as last year's credit stood ed at Middleton with a valuable ed from their ad limina visit to on New Year's Day. It appears the remising, the "I was then left alone in at £2,206, of which 11,128 were con- chalice, specially made in Cork, by church the rings Rome. boy who usually ex -pupil: for a few seconds. and church classmates former his tributes, by the ladies, being the bell was not present. and the Dean "They returned, and after conof the Christian Brothers' schools. Drs Shiel, who has returned to went himself to toll the bell. After Proceeds of a bazaar. decided their of sultation, unanimously Middleton, as a token Rockhampton, in. an interview with pulling on the cope for a short space Archbishop that shooting was too easy a Archbishop Meninx has visited the esteem and affection. a Catholic Advocate representative, of time the bearings in which the studio old his thanked for me. warmly death Barry of had Sir John as Lavery, the fa said: "There were no signs, bell was working carried away, and "One of them drew his bayonet, Irish painter, to view the in- friends and school-mates for the gift. been suggested by. a certain section, the bell fell in the ground, just graz- mous picture which Sir John which he treasured now, and would and rushing at me, ran it past my that the great Irish leader was losing the Dean's shoulder. As the teresting far -.,It Tasmania. in An order came to take me in future, side. painted of the interior of Southing his popularity or was not fully bell weighs about 301b. and the fall out. The man with the bayonet Cathedral during the funeral trusted by his colleagues. He was eves about twenty feet, the narrow - wark to my back and forced me MADE SOUND. put it LEGS BAD obsequies of the sartyred Mayor of Dr. Shiel stayed ness of the as great as ever. from serious, if out of the church into the lorry The picture shrewn the mo- ae for the most part in Dublin, but not fatal, injuries can be imagined. Cork. might outside. The drive I got Wonderful ment when the clergy Irevets of motored through the whole Healing of have been all right in warmer seaThe Dean received slight but pain - terough the aisle behind ;hedefiling cruel land, which generally pretented a- his injuries. son and with friends more judiciousSores. and Wounds v. and the light was falling on the Obstinate appear prosperous picturesque and flag -draped coffin. The For sores which defy all ordinary ly chosen, but leaning against the sues-that is, apart from ofplaces The net proceeds of the bazaar and 1 is assistants in theirArchbishop remedies Zam-Buk should be tried. front part of the lorry, dressed only the held where the houses and some in aid of the presby- z.re isible in do centre ofvestments Ballina at old wounds, varicose swellings in my pants and shirt, confronted In the plcmen reviewing the present position of the woollen marprincipal buildings had been- burned ten land to.talled. 1711.. turc which promises to be cane of and ulcers, poisoned wounds, etc., by one of the party making feint ket Shrewd in England as indicated by the newspaper reports can only come down. In reply to a query concernthe powerful medicinal pro- jabs at my face with his fist, my to one most interesting Zam-Buk's painted in conclusion, and that is that Suits must advance still further Distress Re - modtrn times. Sir John is a good ing the state of the popular mind, Hill Broken the f o position was far from comfortable. root of the to the perties penetrate Fein lief Fund, Monsignor Moynagh has in price in the near future. The one way to avoid these rising costs Bishop Shiel said the Sinn most "During the drive some searches instance of an Irish lad who without trouble. They cleanse the tissues is to provide for your future Clothing requirements without delay. leaders desired a Republic, and sent a cheque for £764 4s 6d, and favour has reached the of inflammation and disease, and en - were made, and a prisoner was taof the people were behind them, but. ieight Rev. Bishop Dwyer, of Wag- prof( ion in Eng-And. height of a sure perfect healing. ken up, whom they referred to as none knew what would happen next. ga, £10 10s. I asked Mrs. M. Messervy, writing from 74 my 'subordinate officer.' "Yes," said Dr. Shiel to a question Secularists and unbelievers will Highsted Rd., Pananui, Christ - the officer to allow me to give the met 'I Mannix, the class - demand their rights. We concede church, New Zealand, says:about Archbishop so dominate ministrations of religion his prito religion Let him in London and Portsmouth, and room, that its precepts and prac- their rights. We will not impose upon attending to my business soner. He told me, 'Go to Hell.' he looks remarkably well and cheer- rises shall permeate the souls of the them our religion, which is Chris- I "Whilst from The purchase of a Suit or two over and above immediate needs When about 12 miles away veins, due varicose from suffered From Southampton his Lord- children, even as the air they tianity. But let them not impose to long and zontinuous standing. home I was told I could go, and will assist materially in carrying men over the high price period ahead. ful." and. breathe perermeates their bodies. ship travelled to New York, .Ve are not taking advantage of this favourable woollen market. was put down from the lorry. upon us and our The fellow in my legs, -Christians swelled up lumps Large He margin of profit we retain on Brown's Better Suits is as low as posspent six weeks in America. "Desecration. their religion, which is secularism. and later on five ut the veins burst, Baltimore, Washington, visited 'When I returned home that sible consistent with present-day conditions. At all times we aim at The claim for f5,000 damages, in blood. My leg loss of great causing He Paul. St. and VALUE FOR THE PURCHASER, and Brown's Better Suits still Cleveland, Chicago, respect to alleged wrongful arrest. "My visit to Rome,' says the was bound tightly, and whilst the evening the last of the forces had met and dined with Cardinal Gibby Miss Bridget Partridge (formerly Bishop of Sandhurst, "wee made ad- bleeding was staunched, the limb gone. During my absence they embody the same sterling value that has made them famous right We buy materials as heavily as it is his Lordship ditionally enjoyable by the kindly remained very sore and painful. eatable in the throughout West Australia. from had eaten everything bons, considered by many to be the Ligouri), Sister giea,est living man in America toof Bishop Dwyer of Wagga, will, in all hospitality of his Grace Archbishop -Though advised by friends to go house, and had taken away a leg possible to do, and tailor our Suits for the lowest possible figure that were GOOD TAILORING can be done for, depending on the immense turnday, and that grand old Prince be heard before a Sup- Cerrettt, formerly Apostolic Dele- into hospital, I preferred to treat of mutton. My clothes Probability active of over and the satisfaction that our Suits _give the wearers to make Everything the Church was remarkably reins Court Judge and a jury of four gate in Australia. He called on us myself at home. I did by trampled upon. our business a commercial success. and alert considering the. great burtheMarch Civil sittings. Plead- -four Australian Bishops-on the means of Zam-Bu.k. ThisI freely ap- value in the house was taken. He also met. tugs have been filed. "In the church all the vestments den of his 86 years of our arrival in !Serve and in- plied Zam-Buk with wonderful reBuy GOOD CLOTHES ONLY, and buy them well ahead of your * on the * thrown * and a chalice were Archbishop Hayes, of New York. vited us to dinner at the Vatican. sults. The balm soothed the irritaif you would save money on your Clothing outlay. Buy Corporals needs After a short stay in Vancouver, the Dr. O'Connor, Bishop ,i Armidale, His Excellency has the happiest re- tion and quickly reduced the swell- floor and trampled on. Brown's Better Suits, and you have Style, Quality, and Satisfaction were taken away, and into and purifiers capital of British Columbia. Dr. expected to return ,1,,,me in the collections of the time he spent in ing. the bargain. stronger and My legs are now December on Sydney for also a pvx." Stile left Australia, and he asked us many latter end of. Feb.ruary. ever, for, thanks to 17th, calling on the way at Honoeuestions about e-arious persons and healthier than all trace of the old troululu, Suva, and Auckland. At AuckThe death of Miss Eileen O'Con- places in this country, and especially Zam-Buk, VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. gone. has recently ble land he met Dr. Liston, He in or, foundress of Our Lady's Home, about our respective dioceses. "Some years ag i, when we lived at HARVEST TERRACE. crated Bishop of that city. Coo gee, a remarkable lad; , occurred has a very retentive mereary, and it c my little girl, then only to him Wcolston, kindness Arextended every MISS M. O'CALLAGHAN. recently. Requiem Mass was eels- is very evident that he is still great- 18 months old, started with sores all art Dr. McCarthy, who accompani- brated by her uncle, the Rev. Father ly interested in Australia. He was Surgical: Medical: Maternity. over her body. I applied dressings ed him. D. Kilgallin, for the repose of her eelighted to hear that Catholicity is of Zam-Buk to the little one's tenTelephone, A1080. scut. He was assisted by the Very continuing to make great progress in der skin. As a result the raw places The most sacred principles of the Rev. P. Treand, M.S.H., and Father the Commonwealth. Australian BEDFORD HOTEL Catholic Church impel her to ally Bryant, M.S.H. A large number of visitors. to Rome can count on re- were speedily soothed and healed." Zam-Buk simply draws pain, irri- Splendid Accommodation for Counherself with liberal education. The the clergy was r resent at the abse- ceiving a warm welcome from Archtation and disease out of the skinbishop Cerretti. knowledge of truth is the know- quies. try Visitors. O'Connor's to Miss Prior OUR MAIL ORDER DEPART it ensures quick, clean healing. Inledge of God. TARRIFF MODERATE. death, she appointed, and the nurses MENT. On the 19th alt., at St. Joseph's valuable where there is eczema, heat GEORGE AUBURN, Proprietor. McLoughlin Miss Theresa accepted, adminHall, Stanhope -street, abscesses, Malvern, rash, bad legs, poisoned After ten years of active an -street, Kalgoorlie. 112 Bourke This important Department has Mc Miss head of the Home. interesting, well.illustrated, sore feet, piles, ringworm, istrat:on of Blackall parish, Father as and wounds, been organised MURRAY-STREET. with a view to givLaugh:in holds full trust, power, and well attended lecture en "America, cuts, burns, scalds, etc. 1/6 and 3/6 Thoroughly Renovated Throughout. ing country clients, who cannot call Masterson has been transferred to responsibility. Miss O'Connor pass- Its People and Its Ideals," was of all chemists and stores, or C. E. personally, benefit of the G. the full Nanaligo. The news of his approach- ed peacefully away on the 10th. ult., given by the Rev. Edw H. Gallag- Fulford (Aug.) Ltd , 39 Pitt St., R. BROWN TAILORING SERing departure rallied his large circle Telephone, 8277. years, fortified her, C.M. Fr. Gallagher is. an Aus- Sydney. VICE. No matter at what distance of friends, and a splendid send-off at the early age of 28 Church. P. J. HEVRON About tralian, but was orcHrieri on May rites of Holyyou live from the city we can fit and presentation was the result. Dur- by theyears CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and FOR. ago Miss O'Connor estab- 26th, 1917, at Philade:phia ,in the you to your entire satisfaction by ing his many years of zealous mis- eight the Home, WARDING AGENCY. with the object of Cathet ral of SS. Peter and Paul, by means of our Mail Order System. sionary efforts in the extensive dis- fished the sick poor, GENERAL CARRIERS. and since then the Must Rev. Edmund PremierThus you have the benefit of Cit trict he made many friends in other nursing PHILLIMORE CHAMBERS, and glori- gast, D.D.. his first Mass being celeTailored Clothes at sterling value circlee than his own, and his de- the sts.ff has done grand poor FREMANTLE. and the work in helping brated prices brought right to your door. ous in the chapel of DurSt. Vinparture was much regretted. Send to-day-a postcard will doSome years ago Miss rent s Seminary, Germantown, Phil ing the influenza epidemic he was suffering. and had an lor our liberal parcel of patterns adelphia. visited Rome O'Connor the amongst work his in tireless MOANA CAFE home -measurement and simple afflicted people, irrespective of creed audience with the Holy Father.PERTH. -STREET, HAY If in the past we laboured with chart. These are sent free to your or nationality. He goes to his new R.I.P. Tea and Suppers. Afternoon For zeal B152. address. and energy for childhood and Telephone parish with the best wishes of all It is folly to think that the mar- youth, we must in the future labour WRITE US TO -DAY. who came in contact with him in FARRELL BROS. tyr and the saint are born of the for them with energy and zeal inHOTEL ORIENT Blackall. perfunctory and superficial religious creased a hundred fold. General Produce Merchants and HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. Corn Crushers. Dr. Heavy, O.S.A., who spent two instruction and superficial religious epecial die -tact conference of Good Accommodation for Country HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. months in Rome, had two interviews instruction which is usually given theA H.A.C.B.S. of Victetia Visitors. at the outside the or priest parent by only Firm who who imparted The Specialise in Holy Father, with the Australian Hall. Church -street, Grain and Salt Crushing. J. MONAGHAN. Tel. 8533. his Apostolic Benediction to thle Catholic school Richmond, on January 19. From pecple of the Vicariate. His HoliEFFICIENT & EXPERIENCED Says the writer of "Tittle Tattle" the conference tne following cable ness, says Dr. Heavy, looks young RENTS COLLECTED. MONEY TO LEND. THE PALACE HOTEL was sent to his Grace Dr. Meninx:WEST & GARRETT for his years, and has a most kindly in an Eastern exchange: "The apacme ,- ci Victoria, "Hibernian W.A. Perth. St. George's Terrace, to Churchill of Winston pointment WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMBand benign disposition. He has an in representing nii.mbers, it.P.000 The PALACE is situated in a ERS, ETC. astonishing knowledge of matters be Minister for the Dominions is a conitrence as esmbied at Richcharming position, close t4 Australian, and is well acquainted big step in the direction of ImperOur Specialties: Pumping En- most MONTHLY STATEMENTS. AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. unswerving Banks and Commercial Houses, asii mood. reaffirm thei with the amazing progress of the ialism. Churchill's administration of Windmills, gines, Hydraulic Rams, en I deep sympathy royalty to Theatres, and is largely patronise: unmarked by the War Office was DurFaith in this great country. Tanks, Bores and Pumps. with Grace, your and wish you a by the principal Farmers and GraIn order to Mg Dr. Heavy's residence in Rome scrupulous autocracy. Note the Address: speedy and , afe return to Ausziers in the State. Socialistic activities were not in evi- carry out his Imperialistic schemes Estee, 1912. 'Phone, A3370. tralia." 10 LAKE-STREET, PERTH. MODERATE TARIFF. dence. and the people generally he deliberately lied to the House of It was also decided to reaffirm I. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. seemed as contented and prosperous Commons about the Government society's adherence to the prinSAVOY HOTEL as could be reasonably expected policy towards Russia. With Church- ciple of Irelandz a nation.I Telephone A1428 The Savoy is the Acme of Luxury Houses and Businesses for Sale. after a great war. The people apt ill in the chair, and Hughes in the If you have Money to Lend, we and Refinement. pear to be more prosperous than in meeting, the Dominion? Conference A handsome can Invest it in Good Security. school Telephone 739 City or Suburbs. Cash or Terms. his student days-about 30 years next June looks ominous for Austra- copleted Accommodation may by be reserved m r'idririgha bybeen Fr. MANAGEMENT PROPERTY M. HALLION ago-although only paper money lia." wire or letter. Mangan. MA., at a cost of £2,700. NIACHINE BREAD FACTORY, was in currency. J. IL QUIGLEY, Licensee. l'he school will accom-nodate over VICTORIA. NORTH FREMANTLE. 300 children, and used as a hall it For the masses of children the will sect 800 people. Bread Delivered to all parts of FreMR T. L. O'SULLIVAN, Mr. J. M .Walsh, of Geelong, has G. E. DINES home and the Sunday school do not 41 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH mantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. Representative. supply the moral training denied to been awarded the second prize of The 4ews that ex -Sergeant MauPIANO and ORGAN TUNER (Opposite Town Hall). Malt and Brown Bread a Specialty. thenaih.richnols and collegeE.Y £150 in the De Garis novel coenpeti- rice V. Juc.kley, V.C., had sustained 955 HAY STRICICT Shipping Supplied. a

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their mark on him, perhaps more "An egg is nicely boiled in the than they had on Mary. As he was time it takes to say five Our Fahrought to her, the doctor hovered thers, five Hail Marys, and three discreetly in the background; some Glory be to the Fathers" attendants seemed very busy in the In rural places, where clock time Thomas Kelly). (By vicinity. At first the wife showed is less observed than "God's time," no sign of recognition, then, after this method of egg-boiling prevails. (From Chestertons New Witness, THZ OPTICIAN, means London.) vision of a man now kindly and a long gaze at the man, she exclaimI. Priests allow the tea to draw while Come anon with troubled face, a recollec- ed: "It is John! repeat a "miserere" very slowBut you got ter"Come here to me now! the church, seemed to bless herself, they A certain THZ STUFF. Chancellor remarked here me here to Come tion of busy insects rible grey, and now! you me in a little garcut yourself shavly. to genuflected, knelt a moment at the a certain empire of happy den, a fleeting glimpse of a dimpled ing in the morning. The Rhine peasants, by the way, concerning . " P.I.O., F.S.M.C., D.B.O.A., augury, "We have not a friend in now!" The test of man is the fight he last pew, then glancing around from boil eggs by the Lord's Prayer. Yabioola! Yabioolal" child, a sound as of someone shriekside to side, figured out that no one makes, the whole world." If the Russian "Yabioola Freedom of City of London. 'Tis I'm ing, and then-blank! English III. literature of the Catholic ' 'Tis I'm the Queen. was confessing. So taking up her period nears evidence Bolshevists The grit that he daily shows, win, they will not rethat "the gard England as their friends. If the Queen! 'Tis I'm the Queen!" A neat little cottage nestling at After a time one of the attendants The way he stands on his feet and handbag once more, she hurried into space of a Paternoster" was THE over forwards, and once in Backwards the foot of Hill had the confessional. takes Poland and France and western civ- the well-beaten clay paths, three came to her again, saying in a kind- just received Kilmacronan an ordinary measure of ilisation a new coat of thatch. HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS "Father," she began, "will you England win, they will not regard women hurried uncertainly, mutter- ly voice, "Come down now, Mary." Its freshly white Fate's numerous bumps and blows. time. -washed walls stem And Mary Hennessy walked down hear my cc nfession?" blows. her as their friend either. AmeriIN THE STATE. their monotonous and meaning- the path by the side of the asylum to drink in the sunshine, its trailing "Certainly," said the priest quietca does not regard her as her friend, ing A coward can smile when there's jabber. They took no notice attendant, never once entreating creepers were being nailed into new PATRIOTISM. By Exam., London. iy, but seriously; "but remember, and least of all when we periodically less naught to fear, ill in women of other dozens of the A couple of the neighsome imaginary person to come to positions. When nothing his progress bars, God will hear it, too!" ASK FOR MR. B. Patriotism is something more order her to regard us as her relablue garments, squatted on her. They reached the female quar- bouring women had come to give a But it takes a man to stand up and The hurried penitent was struck than love of country-it is the love tions. Greece has turned against made the sloping ground about them. tet s in silence. After handing the hand with the interior of the cot by the answer, and after a mo- that serve.;. us; cheer Moslems and Jews, for all their in the of these had their unkempt patient over to the depute matron, rage! little nine year old Sheila HenBlind love cannot Most tion she replied: stars. reent's hesit: fellow other may yet combine against hair hanging down, and one or two While some Only intelligent love can quarrel, toe attendant went off to fetch the nessey was jumping about with deplease serve. "Then, Father, will you us. We, who depend upon foreign ARCADE, ROYAL on boots rough kept their light as the hour drew near when doctor. give me just a little time while I serve. have no foreign under- of them It isn't victory after all. A true patriotism will see and supplies, ground beside them. Opposite Town Hall, After some time the medical man she was to see the mother whom standings; we who collect our fond theWhite-aproned But a fight that a brother makes; go out and prepare better for this cherish with wardresses every fine and beautiful she had never knowingly gazed have distributed our bunches of keys dangling from their appeared. The man, who, driven against the confession?' peculiar to its own land; it everywhere. "Well, Mary, and how are you to- upon. Probably that confession was thing wall, everywhere. And on top of belts will revere its heroes, moved among the women. day?" he queried brusquely, looking "D'you know," remarked one of its foes all this, we must turn the negative Still stands up direct and takes somewhat different from her usual statesmen; glory in itshonour achieveNow and again one of them stopped the women, when the child was not closely. 'Phone A1794. The blows of fate with his head ones. ments; it wilt above all, have faith isolation into a positive infamy by to say a word to an unquiet patient, at"Iherthought of hearing, "I'll be half afraid to 'twas him was at the the race of raving madness in Ire- or stopped to recover the book or held high, in its possibilities. meet her. And I wouldn't like to Thos. ANDERSON & Son plough, but it wasn't, doctor. 'Tisn' land. Bleeding and bruised, and pale. TITTLE TATTLE. A true patriotism will see and de. knitting which had dropped unnot- :Thing. anyway, and sure he would live under the one roof with her. Family Grocers and Provision Is the man who will win in the by The danger of this dance of death iced from unheeding hands. plore the defects and evils in its And be ploughing till the spring. That sort is likely to go off at any Merchants. and by, There is nothing so delicious to own land; it will not delude itself to our country is so great that no all around was the continuous jab- not minnit again." Aye, back Corner Fitzgerlild-st. and Raglan in Kilmacronan, 'twas fail. to For he ain't afraid the great majority as tittle-tattle, nto believing that all is good; it words can be too strong for it. The ber of the patients, the hum of dis- always spring ploughing, never in "But sure she's certified sale be rd., North Perth. the religious will give itself to correcting what is danger to England almost makes an cordant and disconnected comments, the winter." is nothing there and the doctors." responded the other Families Waited on Daily. It's the bumps you get, and the dwarfs so like to expatiate upon, wrongesand prOmoting that which Englishman forget the effect on Ire- varied only by the sad laugh of one She talked on and Country Orders Attended To. on, while the woman, "and they're not going to jolts you get, as, in their eyes, the so-called judg- makes for the common welfare and land. more demented than the others. doctor nodded. He gave the at- let her out unless she's as steady And the shocks that your cour- ments and punishments that befall prosperity. We are building up an internsThe winter sun shone down on tendant some orders as he left, and as anyone else. The Lord help us! age stands, M. J. O'KEEFE If one has a blackened eye A true people. will display the tionar legend tgainst ourselves, ex- the glistening grass patch, and tried evening Mary Hennessy was tis near like one coming hack from The hours of sorrow and vain re- there has been a domestic brawl, flag, but patriotism it will not clothe a dis. actly like the legend of Prussia. The to dry the bare spots of sickly clay. that BUTCHER, to another wing of the build- the dead." gret, If one regard for its country's laws or an whole world will make an ideal of Down the slope hard -by trickled a moved something wrong. certainly 246 CARE -ST., LEEDER17ILLE The women talked and prophesied wing reserved for "good" The prize that escapes your hands limps or is gcuty, then has glut- exploitation cf its fellow citizens in our downfall, as it did of the down- muddy stream in whose waters a ing-a and bustled about the kitchen. OutPrime patients. She Beef, prove seemed suddenly and to Pork, Lamb mettle your test That If one's the folds of the flag. It wits be as fall of Prussia. Foreign nations may grey-haired crone was washing her have quite forgotten all about the sie, John Hennessey was harnessing always on hand.Mutton, tony been committed. Corned Beef and your wcrth; nose shines and is highly colored, careful not to violate the income not go to war with us merely to save face. In the little plantation five monotonous words which form- a horse to a trap, and by the will- Small Goods a Specialty. Alt Meet It isn't the blows you deal, certainly has he looked in the tax law as to the statutes Ireland; neither did we go to war bounding the female exercise ground erly she chanted with such plaintive ing hands of a neighbour. At kept in Cool Storage on toe ,4pree But the blows you take on the good glass, and his potations not loud, against murder;observe it will regard the with Prussia to save Poland, or to a few old men were busy hewing fire- hopelessness. miser. times he seemed quite cheerful, but old earth but deep. If one fails in busi- conservatise assailant of human save Denmark. But when once we wood, under the supervision of a Telephone, A3297. aion a shadow of troubled doubt That show if your stuff is real. nss then there has been extrava- rights with no less indignation than were at war, all these things were warder. Outside the asylum wall In her new quarters Mary Hen - seemed to cross his face. At last in it holds Genuflect devoutly gance. the radical assailant of remembered with a righteous and a pair of powerful horses toiled be- easy was besieged by a number of he set off on his journey, with many Let there be given in the Catholic church, keep your eyes on your property for rights. ruthless indignation. They made it fore the plough, panting their up- women who had one on God -speeds from the little knot of schools of the land the best and prayer boll( and the altar, and you easy A true for everybody patriotism to hate Prussia. ward way against a loamy slope. their lips: "Have you question love its own to people who had assembled to wish highest intellectual and moral for- are a hypocrite. See that the country best, but it will not hate and impossible for anybody to spare From the men's ground there came bring out?" For in thatanyone 543 GEORGE-STREET, SYDNEY. particular; him luck in his errand. mation of youth that human energy butcher gives you full weight, and and despise all other will Prussia. The raucous voices, countries. world of It hung on up a babel to her of min- part of the building were housed the The women adjourned the cot 244 ELIZABETH-STREET, working with God's grace can pro- you are a curniudgeon. If instead will covert for its own land not with a bulldog grip, and would gled shouts and singing, praying and patients who might hope one day tage to make the little to nut girl ready vide. BOURNE. of the honored penny, you drop a merely self-respect, but the respect let go till she dropped. jabbering. regain their freedom-provided against the arrival of her mother. RECENT PUBLICATIONS. dime into the collection basket or of all peoples. As the test of in- So will it be with Britain of the Suddenly ,there was an exclama- to they had some relative willing 'then they put the finishing touches WORDS OF WISDOM. The Undermentioned Prices inpoor-box-you are simulating char- dividual worth is to be found in Reprisals, whenever one of the tion from one of the female attend- only to take charge of them. Indeed. to the cleansing and the work of clude postage:Fidelity is what Jesus loves.-The ity-. Do as you may, the religious social service, so it will seek the countless foreign complications ants: "Look at 'Come here to me of those in the wing would tidying -up. The Story of a Battalion. By W. awarfs are all around and about, proof of nalicnal worth in world catches us in a net of war. The al- now!'" The patient who kept re- several Little Fower. Darkness had almost fallen when Devine. long ago have been discharged but With numerous drawings Never forget that God always and quick to censure. Finally, when service. liance against us will be an alliance peating that command the livelong for the fact that nobody outside was John Hennessey drove up the little and maps by Darl Lindsay, 6/2. gives to a soul the help it needs.- you at last die the judgment pro against the last Imperialistic Tyran- day had been so dubbed by the wilting to take the responsibility of . by -road. His wife sat bolt upright Benedictine Monachism. Studies pounced is: served you right. It The Little rower. What is to happen as the result ny. Governments will be able to staff, as had the 'The Queen,' and receiving them. Mary was at first in the trap. apparently taking little )n Benedictine Life and Rule. By About the most useless occupation was a judgment and a punishment. of the lack of moral training in persuade their democracies that they 'Yabioola.' The woman who had somewhat bewildered by the evident notice of the once familiar Right Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of land in the world is fault-finding. Who According to these actuaries of scan schools and colleges thronged by are fighting a monster of militarism. been nicknamed "Come here to me, anxiety in the eyes of her question- marks. The two women who were Downside Abbey, 25/-. have the multitude of the children of the ever heard of a happy fault-finder? dal statistics, you should Every little South African Repub. now," was standing stork still, her but she soon found herself talk- waiting came out to greet her, but St. Joan of Arc. The life and The way in which hours of free- reached the age of Methuselah had land? They who give thought to, Inc will plume itself on being count- eyes riveted on the ploughman, and ers, freely about the prospects of her she showed not the faintest sign of story of the Maid of Orleans. By dom are spent determines the moral you squared your life by their box the problems are affrighted; and ed in the increasing host of aveng- the pair of horses in the field outing own departure. Rev. D. Lynch, S.J. She had some recognition. Illustrated, worth of a nation. It raises or low- and compass. well they may be. ers. Men will pride themselves on side the boundary wall. Her right though, when asked as to "Don't you remember Mrs Rodi- 13/10. ers; it replenishes or exthausts.the pitiless patience with which 'they hand seemed to screen off the sun doubt, gan. Mary?" asked the husband. was to bring her out. By Rev. W. B. Maeterlinck. PUNCH THE BAG. refuse our terms and cut off our re- from her gaze; her left gripped firm- who O'PDreowscdhing, The following day she was brought "And Mrs. Lacy?" 8/9. Especially should our sympathies J. B. GEORGE treat. ly at her bosom. But no spark of recollections seem Mountains of Help. By Marie St. to a different part of the grounds for A novel English physician, who in practical ways go forth to the And somewhere in the world, 'per"What are you looking at, Mary?" t xercise, to an enclosure separated et: to come to the mind of Mars S. Ellerker, O.S.D., 4/2. PHARMACIST, weak and erring, to the unfortunate, has specialised in the treatment of haps, a fallen and forgotten soldier queried the attendant, coming be- by Living Temples. By Bede Jar. 662 HAY -STREET, a wall from the place where she Hennessey She stood outside the nervous diseases, believes to the sick and sorrowing. liberal will be raised and given a tomb like siae her. walked the day previous. PERTH. And house as if trying to force herself rett, 0.P., 3/8. their Many men are too small in and frequent doses of the punching the lion of Leonidas; because men "It's like him." answered the hula - without knowing why she felt her- to remember something. Out to Win. Straight talks to Then, boys outlook en life. They wish to bag would do good, notes the St. will need no other reason for rever- tic, "but I think he was younger. He self thinking that these women on suddenly she ran to on the way to manhood. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST. By make a mountain of trivial things, Paul Daily News. ing him, except that he had at hand wcs, he was, indeed, young, but they the other side of the wall were mad women had advised the doer. The Rev. J. P. Conroy, S.J., 5/9. little Sheila to and, of course, a mountain made of This wise doctor advises nervous in the destruction of the British are not the same horses." Facing Danger. By Francis J. -mad as march hares, every one of ,ay in the room behind the kitchen, VETERINARY CHEMIST. trivialities is hound to crumble to gatients to get rid of temper by Empire. Another attendant came up and She regarded her compan- lest the sudden encountering of two Finn, S.J., 6/9. practically nothing. hitting the bag, rather than beating (To which the comment of an Am- spoke to her colleague, and then them! Talks to Parents. By Rev. J. P. and herself as quite sensible many almost forgotten things should Conroy, The verdict of all the ages is that up the wife, slapping the child, or erican Catholic contemporary, which the two of them moved away to ions S.J., 6/9. GLANVILLE'S upset the returned wife and mother. folk-absolutely different from "man is born to trouble, as the licking the cat. It is a fine ideal is timely, may be added: where the group of men were squat- mad woman sitting up there on the Sermons on the Mass, The SacraThere was a querulous the sparks fly upward," and that no Makes the more pleasant home at- LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS, "England ends daylight saving ting. ments, and the Sacramentals. tion from Mary Hennessey, exclamaBy slope. Then, too, they were allow"Where's soul has ever achieved true great- mosphere. and does more towards just as the season of fog approa- "Come here to me, now" stood ed to do much as they pleased, while me child?" Thomas Flynn, C.C., 14/2. The Great Australian Remedy for ness which has not trodden the the building up of appetite and Instant ches; and fogs, of one sort or an- thus for a long time. The Australian Children's Picture The sudden the attendant in charge scarcely Relief and Speedy Cure of The man ran to the door, calling wine-press of pain and anguish, and physical strength than the old- all Headaches, Prayer other, were never so thick in Eng- sight of the ploughing team had seemed to exercise any supervision to Sheila, while Mrs. The simplest Prayer Neuralgia, Tooth. Rodigan went Bok everBook. bravely followed along the via- fashioned method of blackening an ache, and Influenza, land." --Ed. R.) published. Beautifully ilseemed to cause something to snap over them at all. Rheumatism, they were to the room window to call the child lustrated, delorosa of life! other's eye, or breaking out a few Sciatica, Lumbago, etc., etc Price, with 20 full -page illustrainside her head: she felt dizzy. After encouraged to do anyAnd to the kitchen. "She's inside, ma'- tions, kind of fancy Love of God will lift up our hearts teeth. the Mass. Card a vague memory came hack 9d. per box, or 3d. each they chose. given a choice in am," announced Mrs. Lacy, trying Cover, including C. H. SMITH & CO. ato little and remind us that Heaven is ouk If the dinner is not done on time, Is. H. with picture on front. her, a clouded mirage of jumbled work O. GLANVILLE, hiP.13., books they desired to read, and to still the beatings of her heart." home. Love of God will bring us or underdone, or overdone, don't recollections. She tried to remem- the UNDERTAKERS, MARKET FREMANTLE -ST., Sheila had run in rather a treated deceit fashion forward back the lesson of the "birds of the "jaw" at the cook; punch the bag. with outclearly, but failed-nothing (Two Doors from Post Office). stretched hands as her mother 281 NEWCASTLE ST, PERTH. ber air" and the "lillies of the field," If Willie'.; noise gets the better of Stepwould come but a haze -encumbered be the staff. into the house. But the woman and calm us in the thought that we your nerves, punch the bag. Phone (Day or Nights .. A1231. relic of fields in spring time, the Vowly the brain of Mary Hennes- ped If looked past her daughter, seeking BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, sey seemed to clear. There came -made in the image of the likeness house bills are too high, don't blame Tel. A4381. back to her memories of a pleasant something she could not find, a pe- 309-11 LITTLE of God-are more to our Creator the wife; punch the bag. Install a THE W.A. DAIRY. COLLINS-STREET. year in a neat little home in Kil- culiar hard light in her eyes. than these. portable punching bag in the house. Tel. A1655. MELBOURNE, WANEROO-ROAD, "Where's me little girl I'm askmacronan, a happy year of married Then, when the family notes the OSBORNE PARK, life. For John Hennessey had been ing ye? Where have you her hid "The Homiletic Monthly an,' PasNothing but the daily drill in the first rise cf temper they may roll all that a husband should, and they from me, John Hennessey?" toral Review," a magazine for teachings of faith, and the daily in- the punching apparatus into the D. KEANE. "Sure here she is, Mary. Look at had been a very happy pair indeed the Clergy, price 22/6 a year. fluence of an atmosphere permeated room and leave you alone with it. Pure Milk Delivered Twice Daily 634 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB, till a little daughter arrived on the the way she has grown up. Would- "The Other Life," by Rt. Rev Wm. with the spirit of faith, will sink It is, as the doctor asserts, splen- to any part of the City, direct Iron. (Opposite King Edward Hostel The woman had a vague n't anyone know her out of yourself scene. Schneider, revised and edited by religion so deeply into the soul of did for the health-especially the Our Own Cows to Customers. idea that somebody was to blame in any place at all. Rev. H. Thurston, S.J.. price the child that it will remain there health' of the family. Don't you MISS M. J. McDERMO TT, Proprietress. Supplying the Convents and Colfor something-a doctor for delay- know her, Mary?" 21/., through life unaltered and unwaverleges. Pure Wax Candles, Charcoal, Tapers, Floats, Sanctuary Oil, "She's not mine," jerked out the "Evolution and Social Progress." by ing, or a nurse for being carelessing. COOKING BY PRATER. Crucifixes, Rosary Beads, Scapulars, Medals, Speciality in Statuary, mother. "Don't ye be trying to she only remembered making a tranRev. J. Husslein, S.J. Price, 11/-, Framed Pictures, New Book; just arrived: "At the Foot of Jesus,' tic right against those who were hold- hide me child from me. How long does it take to boil an St. Gerard's Hospital post free. WHEN GOING TO CONWhere "Treasury of the Sanctuary," "Looking on Jesus," "From Bethlehem "Lady Trent's Daughter," Isabel egg? FESSION. Tais vexed question ing her, against the nervous-looking have ye her, I say?" has Surgical, Medical, and Midwifery. to Calvary," "Jesus Crucified," "Suffering Man God," "Watches of She pushed Sheila away from her, come up again. An Irish teacher 61 CAMBRIDGE -ST., LEEDERpoliceman who came with a car to Clark's latest book, price 6/5 the Passion," "Ecce Homo," "Lenten Sermons on the Passion, A young lady came hurriedly into of cookery has answered: take her away. There came to her whereat the poor youngster set up a post free. VILLE. "Holy Week and Easter," "Loreto of the Holy House," Books by pitiful wail. Next the mother went "The Diary of Opal Whiteley," writtoo a memory of a little bundle Father Lasance, "Thoughts on Religious Life," Prayer-book for Re tween the ages of 6 and 7 years, which somebody had held up to her to the room, carefully looked in all ligion, Blessed Sacrament Book, My Prayer -book, With God, Sunday preface by Ellery Sedgwick, while she was doing her utmost to sorts of places and corners for her Missal, Roman Missal, Short Visits to the Blessed Sacrament, Visas child, and then came back again. price 6/4 post free. remove the restraining hands which to Jesus in the Tabernacle, New Ireland, History of Ireland, by "I'm telling ye I -want me child. "A Little Book of St. Francis and S held her. . . . Darcy McGee, Knocknagow, Story of Ireland by A. M. Sullivan, She's not mine, pointing His Brethren," by E. M. WilAfter she had spent to Sheila, a few months Recollections of an Irish Judge by McDonnell Bodkin. A Good Asmot-Buxton, price 4/9 post free. in the new wing, the doctor came to "and ye have me own child hid sortment of English and American Story Books. Sacred Heart Messway. Tell me where she is?" "The Christian Faith," by Pere her one morning. sengers, Our Lady's Annals, Madonna, St. Joseph's Garland, "Sure she grew up, Mary." Suan, S.J., price 3/9 post free. "I believe, Mary-, you're very keen Australian, St. Anthony's Annal, Ave Maria. ,3:"How could she grow up and I not "The Path'of Humility," by the auon housework," he sail. "Would Orders Promptly Attended To. S.,y1 thor of "Spiritual Progress," you care to go up to my house some here?" cut in the wife. "How But where have price 8/- post free. day and give my wife a hand with could she I say? ye her?" "Search Lights of Eternity," by Roe. yr. things?" John tried his best tc reconcile W. Pardow, S.J., price 5/2 post This was just such a,, offer as free. Mrs. Hennessey was expecting. She her to the knowledge that her child And the two "Ireland's Case," by Seumas knew that it was the custom in the stood before her. Manus, price 4/4 post free. institution to allow. the "good" pa- women uttered soothing and extients do all sorts of odd jobs for planatory words, but all to no pur- "The Logic of Lourdes," by Rev. Mary faced them with a J. Clifford, S.J., price 7/3 post the staff. it being understood, of pose. 11111 free. course, that an inmate so trusted jerk: "Is me child dead?" she asked. "She's not dead, Mary. How was to all intents certified as sane. ' till 5 could she, and she standing beside so it came that new interAnd a 111114 MISS M. McMAHON est crept into her life She had al- you?" most a mania for cleanliness, and ley Sheila felt her chin being caught CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS, & her mother The scared, little CONFECTIONERY. spent hours each day in scrubbin face was turned to the light, twist32 Pier -street, Perth and polishing. To give the doctor's ed z== backwards and forwards, and wife her due, she tried to put Mary (Near IlaY-street) "She's no child of on more eongenial tasks, but the then left free. mine,"." pronounced Mary Hennes411 patient se&ned to find enough conterbium 11, geniality in a scrubbing brush or a sey. "She's only one ye've put in PETERS 6 GIMMES place of me child. Aren't ye -4; ammintalialii polishing cloth. Many r. time did the she reprove the doctor's young going to give me me own?" Ifusand and neighbours tried in MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS hopefuls for their want of respect for vain to explain the facts of the case glistening brass and shining floors, to the distracted woman. When HE. A1101 ending with the remark: "Ah, if you teati were my child I'd give you some- tries, were getting almost desperate, Mary turned to the door. One thing more!" Head Office and "If ye won't give ins me child," PERTH. Now and again the doctor would announced, "I'm going back.' Show Yard talk to her of her native place, and she"Back SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. where, alanna?,. sometimes of Kilmacronan. She Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College "Back to the big house." WEST SUMAC() gradually seemed to become interin'W.A. They coaxed her, they tried to ested, and after a while would grow calm her, to reason with her. but The moral and religious training of 'the students is earnestly Three minutes quite talkative on the subject of her without avail. When at last she attended to. walk west of past life. But she smiled at first made as if to leave the house they Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. Station when she was told that she was nine tried to finally appeal, but to no purAll Public Examinations are prepared for, including Univeryears in the asylum, vowing that her way through them with manisity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, Matriculashe was at least twenty-nine. tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy. Military College, etc. Manufacturers acal strength, pushed the women One morning the doctor met her Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive and Importers like children. Her husband our attention. Military Training is imparted in the Cadet with a smile on his face. "I've news aside of tried to final but to no purCompanies. for you to -day, Mary," he announc- pose. Then appeal, asked the women Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking ed in his abrupt way. "I had a to keep an eye he ARBEE and on her while he went are taught. letter from your husband this morn- to put the harness GRANITE on the horse. Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative puring, and he says he's coining to see A quarter of an hour later a trap MONUMENTS, poses. you to -morrow." was driven down the little by -road HEADSTONES, A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which "Did you ask him?" the hill of Kilmacronan. In pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of etc. "Not at all. He's been here of- from sat a man whose tears were hidtools. ten than lean remember, but they it by the darkness of the ngiht, den Three-Term System. New Pupils are received at any part of wouldn't let him talk to you as you and a woman J. COONAN, P. who had started to the Term. A liberal discount is made in the case of brothers. weren't well. But he's heard you're murmur to herself: "Come here to Representative. For Prospectus, Apply to THE PRINCIPAL. as well as ever you were, and so he's me now! Come here to me now coming to -morrow." MOIR'S CHAMBERS. "And so he isn't dead? They told MOTOR CAR PAINTING. For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gasme he was." & Fitting Galvanised Iron Work, HARRY McCARTHY "He's very much alive, Mary. Who told you he was dead?" Established Over 20 Years. 603 Wellington -at., Perth. (Opposite Railway Goods Yard). MARK DUNN 196 PIER -STREET. it.::A woman that said she had heard 332-334 Wellington-street, Perth. THE PREMIER LIME AND STONE MERCHANTS OF W.A. PRACTICAL COACH PAINTER. Licensed Plumber and Drainer. Absolutely the Highest Percentage of Lime in the State. "Don't listen to that nonsense. To the Metropolitan Water Supply, Write for Prices and Particulars before purchasing elsewhere. You'll be able to see for yourself to- Sewerage, and Drainage Department Printe an Pu' ed at the reWe defy competition. The only BRIGGS in the TRAM"... No morrow." Dairying Utensils. Baths. Bath gistered office of Proprietor connection with others trading under a similar name. Lime for ,s And so John Hennessey came to Heaters. 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