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St. Patrick's Day Celebrations 1921

win most cordially with the most Tribute Paid to Archbishop Mannix, this great meeting is not merely a Ireland's whose great favourite he is in the tribute to Archbishop Mannix's eloquent exponents of t-atitude in testifying our deepest Episcopate. You will have heard wory, but it is still more a protest North, from the Archbishop of Melbourne galns t of the thanks to the clergy STATIONS OF THE CROSS. The Stupid Tyranny and more especially to that wonder. of the sentiments that we AustraDuring the Penitential Season of Father secretary, energetic fully liens have with regard to the posi- to which he has Organisation in connection with Lent, no better method of performbeen subjected. I ltloylan, for organising and carry-, tion of Ireland. Perhaps it would ing the Stations of the Cross could the forthcoming St. Patrick's Day ing out to such a remarkably sue- be well for me to make just one re- don't know anything more scandal- be adopted than reciting with the demonstration was further advanced ous than such treatment of a great issue this magnificent tune- mark that will place that in its rest the prayers adapted for each by a meeting of the sports committion got up to honour our proper setting. The Archbishop of encgcletsllaestwica. rSraffoseseizGeerrnn To do this to the best ad. tee held at the Parochial Hall on upon apno Car PStation. Melbourne is Chaplain -General of idiesel Mercier, say, as hed was Stations of the Cross vantage Most Illustrious, our Beloved, return- Booklet, the came all the Forces that Catholic published by ARYANS SIN, spots programme was drawn Mannix. to England; ArchbishopClune was ing from Rome, and carried him off and intrepid chief, Dr. at threepence, RECORD PRESS, over to scattered Germany, how the world Though would (Cheers). the visitor the battleelds of to will greatly assist. Each Station is . . the different parts of the country, we .all tront Catholic have been made to ringwith to organise the are i be- Chaplaincies and see to the needs of brutality of the Huns! Yet such illustrated, and the prayers used responded to the call of duty, of St. society representative will kindly beautifulmind those by the action on the part of the Germans cause we felt that our place was to the peoplein those t note that the general meeting will i d stand in line beside him. We are they expressedthis sentiment, they could have been alleged in defence Alphonsus Ligouri-the one usually be held on next Tuesday evening, honoured, and our hearts have been also expressed the sentiments of at that it was a war measure. And the February 15th, at S p.m.e.at the Par. Ileaetahundredthousand soldiers cruelty of the case would have been usMedri Maurice Tully, who is an ec- ochial warmed by his eloquent words. Hall, Archbishop's Palace. O ' to the have only to say that his Grace of The concert committee appoint . that came from Australia, who came clesiastical student at St. Patrick's, case, where has Melbourne is opposed in Australia that England might live. Today's ed, consisting of Very Rev. Dean To -day's has been spending his Christreturn THE PATRIOT BISHOP OF KI LLALOE. by the same elements that have op - celebration in London is. one [At the reception tendered hies Rev. Fathers Moss, Hayes, at and Pace, posed him here, but he is beloved is fall of sacred thoughts, not only and friends after an absence en- miss vacation with his parents b the North of England clergy et Messrs. P. A. Bryan, L. Maurice has ad by the priests of his own church, by for England. but the whole of the forced by duty of eight long years. Victoria Park. Ilarrowgate on Armistice Day, and A. ild(:irwkirmriecelci rapidly since he left the 13aws.r all that is best in the democracy of Empire,when that unknown war- Look at the whole episode as you vanced at which Archbishop Mannix declarTully j. and McDonald, ago State four rears in knowledge will. It would hard be to squeeze Australia, and anything the English slot whose ed.4amself to be in "cold storage." on next Monday evening, remains, transported in height. He returns to the 14th., at 8 p.m, in the February Government has done, or can do, from France, are laid to rest.I ask into one episode a greater Mtn. and eperoes were uttered, of which the Perth Caplaint of tyranny and stupidity. East shortly. following is a verbatim report sent shall not smirch his reputation or vou, whose 'remains tholic Young Men's Society's are the} What did they hope to gain by pre render him less true to the direct. Practically the whole of Dr. Rooms, iO4 Hay -street. A full at May they not havef been the re- venting him from landing in Ire_ Conan was reported as beDoyle Mannix's speeches on this occasion Ilan hearts. (Applause). I am in mains of one o tendance is requested. he the Naldera, a passenger en Did they think to lessen his ing have been published previously in dined to think his greatest All preliminary arrangements are route to England. The boat arrivArchbishop Mannix's Own Men, influence, t'iese columns.-Ed. R.I was to tell well, and everything ed at Fremantle yesterday. The progressing. to complete success. points who have his Presence received benediction. Though His Is, OF Impressive BISHOP THE PATRIOT creator of Sherlock Holmes and the The Truth About Ireland. May he not be one of the Munster KILLALOE SPEAKS. advance of Revelaagent the New pointed as his speeches are. I tion, which That was his crime in Australia and Fusiliers, from the diocese of the and hasn't sent Australians ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDThe Most Rev. Dr. Fogarty (the and his Bishop of Killahoe. who died in or - believe his presence in Ireland America. and what has been ENTS. Bishop of Killaloei, in proposing a his eloquent speeches would not into sublime frenzy, will it is underhim endears all, what after principles enunciated is der that the crime stood lecture to local spiritualists vote of thanks, said: "It is a bad his exclusion the influence have had is nothing the by Dr. Mannix might live, and be to our hearts. There while the mail boat is in Port. We wind that does not blow good for him. The has won for (Perth): by force C.J.D. Archbishop present Government hates as to let put into practice? And to add one treatment of the great Archbishop shall probably hear later that the Clone's new -coined Yes, somebody. It would be a good thing regarding the light of truth shine on their mss- idea -more; the Archbishop has been of Melbourne is of the piece with spirituality of the West, outside of Sinn Feiners as "notphrase it Mr. Lloyd George would arrest murderers, but management in Ireland. You read very modest when he says he was its treatment in Ireland. To the th e. spook zone, is below the average, the cream of their race," an Archbishop from time to time. was uttered speech of the of freethe that boasts morning in this country, the other and we are a dull, unimaginative. within a fortnight of the shooting Only for him we should not have of Killaloe and the good Premier after indulging in turtle dom. against his will. Let us add 13ishop unintellectuel Conan of British officers in Dublin. had this magnificent gathering; if Bishops of Australia, for their sym- and he where the against Guildhall, is here the that he at to that D. soup at any did rate people.d Austraonly for hires we should not have had and support, we shall be for liens J.W.F. (Bellevue): Women do not of Australia, against the will of pathy painted a beautiful picture enoughh gaping fools.. the noble address from the ArchNo man or pen ever grateful. and cannot receve the Sacrament of * to attract any unfortunate people. New Zealand and America, and in could enable you to realise the con bishop of Melbourne. This is a e when Holy Orders. We suppose yam mean be that should principles they of the grateful violation the the past week we have of hovpleasant gathering, pregnant with that prevail unless you went Duringthrough what is reported to to ask can a childless widow enter at last they were being allowed to France and Belgium went out to ditons significance. There is no doubt now there and saw it for yourself. It passed religion? Empire It would 1 e. props!. to inconsolation greatest is any in the If that for. partners die be be the hottest February snap on re about the heart and sentiment of great anniver- is a Disgrace to Civilisation, cord. The readings at Perth Gar- terv',:v one f the clergy. in the world in the days of all its to England on her `this great Church of the North of belittle to she for it, wish have can don't We she day, nary for Saturday, Sunday. Monday glory. G.S. (Perth': Yes, we can give England, who admire whole -hearted. the greatness of the British Empire a-ill have it I want to and Tuesday were 102. 107. 106. 108.6. two further incontrovertible opinan absolute disgrace. ly the great Archbishop of Melnor to condemn its laws. All Ire speak about things nearer home; Everyone was limp and ices were in ions: "Clive left no government in bourne, and resent with deepest inLs Silence and Shame. partner dissolve Bill is to parliament. great demand. The politicians Bengal, but merely the tradition land wants this before dignation the outrage committed on and I see here a distinguished body of about ship and be allowed to retire in relation to Ulster, in have been extraordinarily quiet, and that unlimited sums of money might him by ['rem the min especially leave the honour and glory to Eng- English journalists. I sin deeply concerned. They the sea and river bathing spots ex be extracted from the natives by which That Piebald Thing here uttered censure of criticism ute land and allowed to work out its selected six coun- ceptionally animated. the terror of the English name." may I he have arbitrarily known as the Coalition Government 4) s s own political destiny: to work out against the English people Sir Wm. Hunter, British-Indian offidecided to cut them off the great, Eng- ties and of England. To those who arraio Mrs. Harapeet has much pleasure cial. own ideals in accordance with permitted to exempt its Ireland. The body of (2) "The fiscal policy of In the from over of ged this magnificent gathering But lish Press: the men who went (Applause-, in ideals. thanking own the ladies its so nationalCoolup are of dia, during the past thirty or forty three counties other living there and the clergy of the North of England, who contributed towards the pur- years, has been shaped far more in gathering here to -day shows us to Ireland and are this Cabinet Coalition even the ist that silence Lynch into Provost bribed Rev. from the Very cannot be the Church of the North of England whointimidated not feel like throwing them in chase of the rite picture of the Sac- Manchester than in Calcutta." -Lord into leaving Ireland.. did down to the energetic and. very is behind him as is Ireland. And al- or other six. Of these six red Heart presented to hr last Curzon, former Viceroy of India. as they do in with the two Father Moylanable secretary. himself as a pri- And standing classed he FOGARTY. MOST. REV. DR. though are predominantly na- Sunday. counties are and it was a gatheing of immense and the iiiidst of burning homes they is cherished of war, he I setter the tionotioe-Fermanagh andis Tyrone. MARKET REPORT. success in its organisation and in among you, the stalwart able to write their notes byof Ire generally it endeared whether know don't WIRT MAN. worse then the gates which and will to is one thing be There open for tender that. to its entusiasm-I beg I glare of burning homesteads of the North. priests of Speaking sturdy and England. in kiiown o f Engpress the being the heart of Ireland a most sincere shocks Irish hearts more than that: luni. And land. cordially most you The lArestralian Farmers: Limited, wish to thank alone: In Fermanagh Throughout this time of change and press of the Coe& Catholics and deep expression of gratitude. As It is the lies and falsehoods talked ARCHBISHOP CLUBS SUPNrell,iinaletoietrcieneetdaPye,rt;!t,h ereportru fur this magnificent reception, the land and not the there are over 56 per cent., in atand featr, d for myself, it is a great honour to about in the House of Commons. It sign, they yet PORTS EMPHASIS. WITH never have tier which And the of cent. February, 56 per all events happen day by and Tyrone over proposes to take these be invited to come amongst you. It is a greater disgrace than the murdays I have inanace of the Black and Tans The the all 1921, as followe:-during tended Bill The Dr. Clune (ArchMost 'Rev. day, Present canand childP You our poor women der of they see and know. was not easy to get over. To every person, be he who he of Perth), seconding the vote been in the world and in the lands I write what two counties and throw them in Chaff. -Prime samples, £8112/6 not march one mile or foot in Ire- ren. Is there a man or woman in bishop Irish People have Decided of thanks, said: "In the ante -room have seen. I will may, with the other four, to coerce them per ton. land unless there is a bayonet pre- England who could get up and de- before and we Parliament, There The in asked Belfast duties of his manhood should be Oaten Chaff.-;Best quality, £7 per coming here I was our Petiole government. into the of Tell form and on their Back Go sented to your stomach. It is not fend it? You have never seen an where I had spent the last month. in Ulis no coercion clear, is no argument to that position ex- are told there ton. to give expression to my own per- Irish village or town sacked by Eng- And I was tempted to answer -and how you have responded, how nei- cept In the six counties, includ- To every honest man is should ap the argument of Cromwell's ster! Oats.-Heavy feeds, !.1/51- to 3/61 I don't know what race sonal feeling I am speaking. I am lishmen? pear I answered I don't think I ther distance nor expanse were con - time. The people have absolutely ing Belfast, there are over 36 per per bushel. speaking in the name of heroic and thee belong to, but they have been had of showwhen the question sidered The of the population. That way. cent. in the own Catholics, himself he holds should have very far from their power been to go the decided Potatoes. -Prime, £912/6 per ton. for Engyou the of to thank hirelings by the sacked persecuted Ireland, e but it And you have to take account of to sway truth tempted to answer ing the English Government that was is difficult the kindness to the great Arch- lish Government in dishonour and way All men, to fight injustice, because Protestants who are not Unionists. that I spent the last month in Ar- though they may Dr. and and freedom, light is into all the world over, bishop who, Mannix, it it is a question as to whether the The present Bill proposes to coerce thus play Execution of British Policy. menia, for I have spent it in Ireland cast indignity on APPRECIATION must be admired. He is champion the weuld only endear him more warm - Coalition Government is to be this 36 per cent. to go into the Bel - A noble part- in all that happens a long absence, and in not only of her rights, but of the They come along roaring in armour after our hearts. (Hear. hear), buried first' or whether truth arid fast Parliament. ,To realise the in lv to journey world the all "I consider THE RECORD a rights of humanity ed cars, firing shots into the trams. Thank you. a thousand times, on justice is to be interred before it. justice of that you have to realise To make an dun this power with first-class Out of Armenia to Here There was never an age They take possession of a village on paper -fearless, educative over. behalf of Australia. (Applause). all his might that they have refused to coerce the (Applause). and with a truthful ring -such a when there was so much talk about both sides, and go right in, and the I have had experience of the diffito counties six of these Are duties which to every man Unionists ARCHBISHOP HOBART'S DR. MacRORY GIVES SIDEpaper ought to be patronised by al: democracy. There is no democracy first place they make for is the pub - culties and indignities that every Parliament! Dublin belong, into the MAKES TELLING POINTS. LIGHTS ON ULSTER'S POSITION go liberal -minded people. God Save as far as we can see, and there was lie house. When they have drunk traveller is subject to in Ireland at They have been allowed to reduce. For every voice raised boldly in the Ireland! I wish to God she could in never a time when the proletariat, themselves full they fire the houses. the present day. No wonder the Archbishop Barry (Hobart), Dr. McRory, Bishop of Down and fight the same Government say they the common of mankind, was more Ix; when it was asked in the nous Bishop of Killaloe thought it was supporting, said: There remains very Connor, said: I am delighted to be and Against injustice, must make jue gain her freedom." coerce the 36 per cent. to go They enslaved. more the in or helpless it was asked miraculous we get here at all. belittle for me to add to the complo here on this great occasion to join will when And I Parliament. Belfast tice strong, the into have been left no alternative ex- House of Commons who had done cause we had barbed wire fences to ments of this occasion, merely to with the great assembly to do hon. a peal now to the people of Eng- And all who fail to help the cause of LORETO CONVENT, acquiesceece. They these things, it was said to be some meet with. The wonder is not that say that as one who has just been our to your illustrious guest. cept slavish I to a sense of justice, whether ADELAIDE TERRACE. lassoo them with conscription laws unknown men. Is this frightfulness some have been murdered, but that called from the ranks of the junior hid the privilege of being a friend land,p B By theirneglect must aid the will tolerate that sort of thing. and order them to the slaughter - going to succeed? (A voice: Never) in the present state of chaos and clergy of the diocese to serve in the and colleague of Dr. Mannix before, they SCHOOL RE OPENSON power of wrong. this gathering of priests of house of Big War for the liberty of s It will not succeed in Ireland, you lawlessness of Ireland that many higher responsibilities of the Epis- and I am rather proud of the fact Ithethank of England for the noble TUESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY J.J.A. that. more have not been victims of this copacy, I may be permitted on bethat I recognised in him then what was North mankind. It is to the Archbishops need have no doubt about Belfast in they have helped us 5th. to Brute force will never conquer that form of mis-government. Notwith- half of the priests of Australia to most of the world recognises to -day glory that he has had courage in : The classroom where a devoted Three Term System (Each Term our persecuted work 13 "` come f6rward and plead the cause spirit incarnate in the Lord Mayor standing the experience I have gone thank this meeting of the priests The professor of twenty-five years era. supporting These, with their dependents. Brother or Sister presides Weeks). of the weak, the defence of the help- of Cork, who went deliberately into through this last month. I stand of the North of England for the ago was a worthy father to the wives and children, were thrown tuary no less of religion is a sane than of For particulars apply to the less, to plead fearlessly before the the hands of death for the sake of here with very great pleasure to splendid great Archbishop of this day. Now upon us for support -there were close lear ning. MOTHER SUPERIOR. world. justice. It is incarnate in that boy For the last upon 25,000 people. That is His Crime, student, Kevin Barry, and the hangsixteen weeks we have been obliged a like that hang will done boy has he that for of life because ing of is it and to find the necessaries the necks of that he has been followed over the millstone round theThere them. Thanks to the generosity of was nothocean to the everlasting disgrace of men responsible. the people of Ireland and England. to and go in arrestto was as He ing so common the English people. tee have been able to do it until ed in tie open sea, warned off, kid- bring young girls out, put bayonets now. It is a gigantic task, as you Great blame nap and carried away at dead of into them, and put them up against see for yourself. can LATEST get SONGS MUSIC night, which, by the way, is the fa- a wall and threaten them to rest somewhere for the whole inust off .. vourite hour for acting. He was secrets out of them; or to cut the been deliberately organishas thing into them Ireland, PROCURABLE FROM US. their hair and throw at present not allowed to set foot in POSTAGE appealing are 24. We EACU ed. Manchester, Liverpool, Glasgow or river. That is to America, and I am sorry we did other parts of the world. As he himsooner. You may have appeal not of Savagery Sort The self says. there is a God in Heaven seen the statement in the House of "Sunset on the St. Lawrence," "Where There's a Girl, There's going on there. Is England going and brute force will never conquer Commons that a settlement has waltz. a Boy." Will English justice, truth, and right. It is as to tolerate that? been arranged, hut owing to the "Zealandia Waltz." "Abe, My Bov," and "Abe, Belfast in well he has riot been allowed to go people allow these things to be perpoliceman shooting of a "Sweet and Low," Waltz and Talk to us no more petrated in their name? I see the Belong to Me." to Ireland. was not carried out. I don't know the whole thing. The of atrocities in Belgium, Bulgaria or secret of are prepared to believe "Naughty whether vou Waltz"-the Waltz In An Oriental Garden." could English people know nothing about Armenia. I declare there of the Season. that. There is "Swanee"-Vocal OneStep. never be such crimes committed on it. They have taken care that these in Town " "Rocka-Bye Your Baby WithIohnny's Not a Word of Truth the face of the earth as are perpe- people shall know nothing about it. "First Love, Last Love, Best a Dixie Melody." I made enquirtrated over there in the name ofis When I came over I landed at Holy Love." in that statement. "Paddy McGinty's Goat." There head, and taking up a mornin pa civilisation. ( Applause ies within the last few days of our "That Wonderful Mother .1 "Micky" --Song. hardly a town or village in Ireland lieu pinote Sato purpee ui uo Buioat committee, who would have been "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles." Mine." that has not been sacked. When per began to look round. There bound to know if any such arrange"That's "Widows are Wonderful." What God Made England to fled saw there .I people headlines. to. It was were big the Belgian ment had been come "Love's Melody." Waltz. Mothers For." they were given rest, but the poor was a jumper competition. There given out in the House of Com"Songs of the Hawaiian Island" "Kiss of Spring." Waltz. women and children were dri- wee a big trial, and I thought our mons apparently to show that but ' Irish into "Bells of St. Mary" (in three Album for 2/6, (an postage, 4d). to And the hills and bogs. Chief Secretary was at last being yen for the violence of the Catholics "Garland of keys). Old Fashioned talk of the blood they had shed. tried for murder. (Laughter). I be arse) the resorting to the murder of "Little Miss Melody." Song, Roses." policemen the whole thing would Men and women were turned out licve if they only knew what was "If You Look Into Her Eyes." "Four Sacred Songs": Album There was anhave been ended. of their houses. They bring out the stand it for one week. Whether they "Let the of Rest the World Go containing: "I Hear a Voice," Kevin other statement in the House of By." father and shoot him: they take stand it or not there was "There's a Green Hill." "A Little Commons by Sir Edward Carson, particular pleasure in shooting right Barry, the Lord Mayor of Cork. "Till We Meet Again." While," "Harbour Bells." All for and those poor creatures down in who stated that the trouble in Belinto the poor man's mouth down in"Dreamy Alabama." 2/6; postage, 4d. of Cork gaol; there are 900 hunger fast was not due to religion but to to his stomach. That is the sort "Album of Eight Musical Monologues," composed and performed Have you strikers there to -day whose agony politics. Nothing could be more al . thing that is going on. by Mildred Carey -Wallace. Price, 3/-: postage, 4d. women? of variance with facts. Not only were is prolonged for 91 days now with "" read of the slaughter the Catholics and Sinn Feiners exWhen ordering more than one of the 2/- Songs, etc., add postage There is Mrs. Quinn, a respectablea outif food. It is almost miraculous on of the outside followers Catholic only sitting pelled, but Id. each. and please address. letters as to BOX 57, G.P.O., farmer's wife, Parliamentary party, and Catholics summer evening. Then these PERTH, f,,' ALBERT and SON, LTD., MURRAYof 180 God Was With Them, who had no politics at all, and STREET ONLY, near Boans, and Note: No Shops in Barrack Black Demons Out of Hell bidding them to live for truth and nearly 2,000 ex-service men who hail street. served in the Army. And they rethat is what I call them-came fair play, and that it should be and inside more impressive for the eye, New Supplies of Swiss Mouth Organs, Best English Banjo, Manmain expelled to this day. 1 would along, and screaming, firing dolin. and Violin Strings, etc. Italian Mandolins, Cornets (French and shy to the Archbishop of NIelbourne shooting, and the poor people run- of the world. Kevin Barry make) ,etc., etc. that whether he be allowed to CC/Mining in all directions in terror. She the Lord Mayor of Cork represent t') Ireland or not. he is already deep was within two months of her con- the spirit of that land. I will tell in our hearts, and Ireland is deter finement, and the men shot into her the Archbishop how to get over to mined to place him among the galbosom. If she has a relative that Ireland; let him assassinate a cou& 180 Murray Street [ir,,1 lery of her immortals. has a spark of manhood in him, will pie of people in England, and then :: Short Postal Address 'Buz 57. G.P.O., Perth revenge let him go as a Black and Tan with he not rise up and take for an act of that kind. There is a dagger as his side to cut the NO SHOPS IN BARRACK STREET Christian education is assuredly a nothing worse in this world than throats of the Irish boys and girls, divine work.

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FREMANTLE.

MIDLAND JUNCTION.

LENTEN REGULATIONS

NORTHAM. pleased that !sou are so frank in (Flom Our Correspondent.) your judgment of Lilly. I rememSt. Joseph's Girls' School, herber she was always very frank that of FOR THE ARCHDIOC ESE OF PERTH, WA. A specially pretty and bright wed(From our Correspondent). The following are the resultsheld self, and I could never think was solemnised by Very Rev. ding Examinations Commercial Church, she would hold an uncharitable St. Joseph's school room ona the Brigid's In St. Parry at regarding Dean Kiely at St. Joseph's Girls' Schoal, she Monday evening, January 21st, While the Laws of the Lenten the Lenten Regulations thought of any one of us, though en the Idth. De- Midland Junction, in the early afterfol- fasting and abstinence may apply to The Fast remain in full vigour. the might claim the privilege to rate us farewell social was tendered by St. street, Fremantle, limi- noon of Monday, 31st. inst. in this the priests of the various districts. made are regulations Differences of Joseph's Branch of the H.A.C.B. So- eember, 1920, by the National lowing Vim. on many thine s Mr. were contracting parties ness College. Sydney: in accordance with re- whc are hereby authorised to dis/pinion, Bessie, dear, should never ciety to Bro. B. J. Stewart and Mrs. cent Cooper and. Miss Gwendoline Archdiocese pense if there be a just cause for Intermediate Bookkeeping.-Winhighly cent legislation of the Holy See: Gwen Goes to Highgate. make us bad friends. All my Corn-I Stewart, who, after two years' resicent., May Brown Haynes, a very popular andMidland per 98 My Dear Children,'up Smith nie though take and to longer forbidden to use doing so. cousins," leaving no "dear is are It er of 1. here, were couple 13eve:-.sy, Satie dence young -street, Mena 94. respected Grady Dawson for Semper 91, Corner, meal. due appear a cranky their abode in Perth, being The Paschal Communion. An adult reader of the Gil- Junction. The bride entered the fisitand flesh meat at the same February, 5th, 1921. might sometimes the 95, Mollie Stansfield 98, Eileen writing from Leongatha, on the Dear Aunt Bessy,old maid, I our not one really and promotion and transfer to What has been known as the Every Catholic is bound to receive 94, Mary church on her father's arm, to the 2. Lewington Ethel 96, publication bert the tried. if I attendance on be suggests good I couldn't trans -line, March. She Black Fast is abolished. Hence There was a Holy Communion within the Pasby I am returning my collecting card truly. Woolmington 93, Mary Moore 97, strains of the Wedding a bottle of per- city. of the sums of money collectedlast robed, and looked Ash Wednesday, the Wednesday of chal time, which begins on Ash and the evening passed off very be a Somebody sent me will Bro. Rene Smith 96, Josephine Doyle 94. was beautifully crepe oxide the other day, and told me pleasantly. During the interval silver my nieces and nephews duringa list with 21/, which I hope de chene with Holy Week, and Good Friday, eggs, Wednesday and ends on the Octave white in am lovely I Shorthand.-Eileen ones." "wee Intermediate such a the use it. I don't regard the Stewart was presented with little help to blossom cheese, milk, and butter are allow- Day cf SS. Peter and Paul. year. I used to publish Heart how ofto my per cent., Mena Satie 94, silver trimmings; orange veil, to board at the Sacred unknown friend as an im- coffee service, and Mrs. Stewart re- Gilbert 93 and ed. and it is through no disinclination 92, Ethel Lewington wreath and tulle (worked) Marriage, so going Hill, next Mon- gift but I just think some- ceived from the ladies a handsome Winnie Smith Doyle on my part that I have not donebut Convent, Highgate she pertinence, bouquet Smith shower gorgeous 3. Lard and dripping are allowed me Rene a carried 93, take will chair- 92, Josephine age. my year's work, Carroll, is know to M. J. day. Mother says anxious is Mr. at the close of our undue body attended bowl. was She Marriages may be contracted at salad instead of butter wheneverinbutter while 92, Mary Woolming- of white loses. ones" Brown "wee n May liberties 98, the statis Board, see to vital Road the Austratake in to it find round I hesitate of the Northam bridesmaids, both allowed. Local custom any time of the year. It i5 only sa been very They willapplication paid high ton 94, Semper Grady 96,94. Mary by two pretty to the proper man bound to the solemn nuptial blessing that she is in Perth. It has five with the space of THE RECORD, making the presentation, weeks tics by costumed similarly in pink crepe de lasia allows those who are last 95, Mollie Stansfield much. so the Moore for evening. bother the full trenched to of here hot up their too to have it's I hot guests ;1'6mi:es; on which to the picture hats to fast to take, in addition may not be imparted from the first Elementary Typewriting.-Eileen chene and georgette; of the pro. or so, but still I suppose we have more about it. But do you think tribute one of Sunday of Advent to Christmas Day in flattering manner to But for the generosity carry match, and shower bouquets of pink meal, two light refections. on the not had all the heat; it is very hot that when one has golden hair one ana referredof the departing gentle- Gilbert 96 per cent., Winnie Smith a of other the of prietors, I could not ounces, (sister WoolHaynes inclusively, nor from Ash Wednesabout eight roses. Miss Grace 97, Josephine Doyle 94, Mary in the in- in Perth in the summer. All the Ca- should interfere with what some the worth work I set myself to do throughout both as an officer andofcitizen. day to Easter Sunday inclusively. few ounces. At the latter refection preNor- mington 93, Mena Satie, 94, Rene the bride) was the chief bridesmaid. So I put man, of Beverley are busy the at have? to residents tholics delight the allowed; of is would of the terests of little children Mary (brother butter behalf 94, Cooper little The Bishop may, however, for a On Sydney a Smith 92, Ethel Lewington 96, Sem- Mr. "wee ones" at paring for Saint Paatrick's Day Ce- the peroxide down the kitchen sink, the State and for the man, and Miss former, butter, cheese, eggs, fish may just cause, and provided the Lithe conveyed the best wishes best was tham, picStansfield a bridegroom) Mollie thanks 95, holding and Moore are them Tabby of all to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, as urgical Laws be observed, allow this approval. quantity, winked small Tabby After in and organist. but St. Vincent's, and I owe our Corner lebrations; they L., A.T.0 taken, be O'Rourke, the Grady 94. nic in the afternoon, and in enjoying the heat immensely. He hoped that their future would be perElementary for giving me the space blessing to be given within these Business Principles.- the ceremony the wedding break- pari of the eight ounces. more when so evening they are going to have a is has contracted a positive friendship right and prosperous, expressing calls fol. To ask for 4. Those who are not bound to periods, but shall warn the contractGilbert 95, fast was served at the residence of made upon it ball, which we all hope will be a for a little gir' next door, and he the on day Northam Mena Satie 96, Eileen meal every some at Mrs. that meat and eat (Mt. many demands are and Smith hope may parents ing parties to avoid undue external fast Aunt Mollie Stansfield 93, Winnie Smith the bride's contributors great success. Well, dear to delight in the amount of at- would see the sergeant re-transferred by correspondentsunreasonable. 96, Rene Chas. Haynes. Harper -street, Mid- the days in which meat is allowed display. The clergy are requested Howto take up too seems A cat may be to Northam to fill a still higher po- 94, Semper Grady him. to paid meal. the tention though Ethel and principal would, I feel, be wishes of my in- Bessy, so as not 94, a the at to remind the faithful that the marJunction will land I space, Mary Woolmington but he will aloutside the than the one he had just been 96, May guests were the immediate relatives ever, to meet theI shall publish in much of your precious 5. Meat is allowed at the principal riages of Catholics to as old as Mathusela, Lewington 93, Mary Moore 95, with much love reTuesdays, Church are null and void before with a little child. sition kitten a and be Mondays, to. ways all bridegroom on terested friend, the list of moneys have to close, the 98. and promoted bride meal Doyle of the Josephine 95, senior Brown "wee ones."-I during Saturdays and the wedding And Tabby, silly, sleepy old Tabby, W. J. Stewart, as the district, was with Church. short instalmentsmy little collectors ycarself andfond niece, the Mr. exam. Thursdays, God and others connected A gold medal for this been a kitten for many days. I Justice of the Peace in the past ser- awarded received from Lent. to Rene Smith by the function, quite a large crowdinof gay the name main, your the Holy Places in GWEN BOUNDY. has the the am just thinking the oldliferascal 6. Meat is forbidden on all Fridays Collection for during the year. To give also spoke glowingly ofand good-wishers participated be too Rev, would with the College. my On his Palestine and foruLthe Aboriginal you, of joy Lent. to Oa: during contributor Stewart, have grateful Mr. and addl. would The usual Wednesdays very vices of of every and repast. air I dainty donathe give He'd Inspector Missions, fasting of O'Donnell and for your nice donation Joan. Kathleen, and Joyce. much. I shall also tional complimentary toasts were Easter Saturday- the law of in the Mo- dear Gwen, cheque lie in pleasant company. I sup- Father to hind after I wish to remind the clergy that tions to the Two Beds received, Houlahan took the opportunity honoured, after which Mr. and Mrs and abstinence ceases and to the "wee ones." Your for this year. pose I'm too prim for him. Perky, publicly wishing the Sergeantin and fund 4.30 noon. special indult from the the annual collection for the above the By for the motor thers' Ward; favours by left Cooper commences which the be time one Gapes, Binco, and Saucers are to first Austral. all the moneys happy of the a is faithful the card named funds should be taken up on Stewart to Albany, See, your en route Mrs. Holy an account of me express rather Albany to the Foundling or do so. So you are to be a board- congratulated en the good fortune future. Mr. Stewart, on behalf of the fast on Good Friday, either at the Adoracame through where they will spend their honey- asia are dispensed from Feast reading to all cf St. tion of the Cross or whatever other School? I which gave them such delightful himself and his wife, thanked the which Convent will reon day return their the on Home. It will be pleasing Highgate and it at moon, er and nephews, and for the and mistresses. I hope they'll be good is, March sacred function is held on that day. the handsome gifts to my nieces and side at '26 James -street, East Guild- Patrick is celebrated, that of have several little friends there, my friend ec- Due notification will be given to the --your obedient kittens and grow up well for expressions of good wishes be sure to meet them will relieve me and ford. The presents, including sub- 17th., at the day to which the His the future, if you will cousins. will instructed and well-bred cats. I kindly presentation. They faithful on the previous Sunday, you the transferred. hope is I feast and numerous were clesiastical much anxiety. I For accompanying cheques, stantial into Corner Norin introduce alo imaginative time will you little abstinence from when dear pleasant my a inand the offerings from each parish been are also dispensed space permits,short story.-Your lov- call on the "wee ones" sure you will hope, valuable. A musical evening, to quar- had celebrated on will be forwarded to the ChaIlor he end Mrs. Stewart friends will have no reasonthere the Corner a terspersed with wine, wedding cake, unless the feast be come to Perth. I am pleawill tham, and with that Day. Vincent's and remember St. Ember in them, an happy on a or with always rel of the Archdiocese, Father ateWs-allifinalised Fridaywould ing and refreshments, be greatly interested work of the SisAUNT BESSY. time he had been stationed be no scratches to mar the sweet 7. Only the law of fasting has to nan, as soon as possible afterwards. time at the bride's parents hospitHome and the good per- sure the Dancing filled in the major Patof "Demi" St. days other the tires. the their on to Mr. I hope of it clue observed Wherever the Stations of the tenor be credit Much there. Mercy. home. able ters of binds all Cross are erected, the Stations of the evening, and refreshhaps is jealous of the invaders, and Syd. Cooper, who was an euthusias- Lent. This law of fasting rick's Day celebrations inI Beverley am sure I suppose the Dragon is not too portion ACENOWLIDGEhtENTS. end of the 21st. to the be- should be publicly performed three were dispensed by the ladies. (the the his brother of from ments behalf M.C. on tic of will be a great success. keep pleased either. You can't blame The occasion was also availed ginning of the 60th. year, unless ex- times each week during Lent. The You must not failtheto Cornbridegroom). of it will. the four-legged for the presentation to Mr. Lynch empt through illness, weak health, Indulgences are manifold, which InMcGuire, "Fermoy," connection with my little them. I think even Bessie jealousies and of a diploma for his past services for the "wee up eour their 2/6 how have or laborious work. The law of ab- dulgences may he gained also priknow creatures sends to Hill, like I Broome er. SoBesas and they Hibernian have, Thanks, how we the as just of and letter. up BOULDER. stinence binds all who have com- vately and at any time. friends are growing Wishing you a preferences ones," and a nice You as secretary Hay undoubtedly has. pleted their seventh year. are progressing.profitable scholastic Ian sie, dear. He ciety. PATRICK J. CLUNE seriously.. too Ian take returns 8. Persons requiring a dispensamustn't and C.Y.M. Society. Beverley, Archbishop of Perth. Gwen Bouny, 21/. Walvery successful Heart School.-- doesn't, I am :lire, as a young lady Point. tion from the strict observance of to Sacred Thanks the at exrursion of members and career river night 60 Last Monday The "go nap on BESSY. day, her card other is the AUNT me Monday to on said donation held Bay, The hear Your loving. to Rocky attended Society and above the ter unconsciously mach, Gwen. be though Irish anything," funds of the to the Golden Mile. He contended the debate on "Does Prohibition re"The oppressed last in aid of thewas gratefully received. naps very often. KALGOORLIE most successful Besde's Still Interested. that the goldfields had never receivmis- War Pipe Band, commend itself to this Society," and of the fact English" might not be a very have hill. view In Broome forward ed a fair deal, and the Government brought enjoyable. the arguments Pets, and by "Fermoy," Winnie's 106.2 on last leading term after all-they 1, 1921. members, and the the younger by A very large number of members should make some effort to improve still op- that Old" Sol touched 1921. February are it 28, and oppressed Jan. Monday, been the Goomalling, 106 on and delivered the conditions of the Bronwhill-Ivanthey meeting bein which weekly usual old manner the Sunday, attended an of tyranny the pressed by the Dear Aunt Bessy,Dear Aunt Bessy,rest is hardly understandable how them, it is absolutely certain that of the K.C.Y.M.S. on Monday even- hoe district. overbeginning the year lief in their superiority over the said I'm afraid I'm fashion, was not packed to down Mr. O'Leary (Government) in THE RECORD some very ing last, February 7. After general my produce will Society Hughes this Valdana Mr. where pity. a I saw my letter having It's trip very hot rather a lazy concerned, for it of creation. George have a thought in flowing. However, the good debaters. The sides were as business had been concluded, the that the Menzies dam was in need the again. We are now. I was sorry in is Lloyd The "'fish" had died, Fitz- syllabus item for the evening-the of attention. I and Eros. Prus- the river proved most delightful, The follows:-Affirmative: since way. time weather up here my photo. in the correspondence same the numerous long a ccarnion seems quite War Pipe Band providing gerald (leader), Ryan, and Tyers. first sitting of the C.Y.M.S. Model and the dam which should have I did not see I'm sure my cousin thought themselves supermen Father Crow. I saw my other wrote to you. Negative: Bros. O'Connor (leader), Parliament-was held. It is the inbeen an ornament to his outback what has sians Most of their stirring items. Rev. exChristmas number. ani special creations. sister Kath- Lilly will be wondering present on board, andwith peowas ley Swain, and Hallinan. In summing tention of the society to have four constituency, was really an eyesore:" perhaps common is the and taught four cousins in it. to My Fa- happened to me, professors delightful as now. you himself the in pressed writes know up, the adjudicator (Mr. R. D. Lane) sittings of its model parliament, and He complained that his colleagues send They leen never ple they were. to the enjoyable me a doll's again waiting for me to found that the affirmative side had the success which attended the first were prone to still further pollute I once had vanity of their delusion now. Hay the support given ther Christmas brought a skipping- something interesting. Lilly and pasa be Outing. stocking, thought won by a few points, and after a few of the series augurs well for the re- this landmark whenever they visitmay a sun shines pram, that the when holifeeling our uneasy an having I The "house" is edmhris town.Cass,, We are remarks on the subject congratula- maining three. a nice cousin- time, but at 107 in the shade rope. puppy; its I was anything buta Corner (Opposition) evoked stretchcousinTabby ted the younger speakers on the im- modelled on the 'W.A. Legislative at look days. I have a little rather only should Toby TANGNEY. though SPIGL kittens, J. even two DOROTHY their in and Now. made a Speaker, a considerable Government amuse rehad MISS they and has Assembly, provement name is Peter; Well, I think this is to own, but since I find she has ed in the shade and blinking. is a pupil debating. At the conclusion of the strong Government, and an Opposi- merit when he announced that the often PERTH, very Tangney you cousin." from Dorothy "dear hear and Tricky. Miss to her TOBACCONIST, hope as I my love to the ferred to me State institution in his coastal condispelled. and this year, and 1 am sure Lilly will all the news. Giveloving of St. Joseph's High School, Freman- debate, Mr. D. Sullivan, an advocate tion of no mean calibre. The van niece, my fears have been in rest ond with another interesting let- Will be pleased if you would call for tle. and at the age of thirteen has of Prohibition, delivered a few words ous offices in the Parliament are stituency was a fit and proper place "wee ones."-Your pleased with the world quite money. for their abode. am were Mr. I for save remarks I (Speaker), following awler his J. and Mr. SLATER. much and the of it, by tabby. favor held very in passing old you in WINNIE your requirements ter. Thank succeeded How is dear The Minister for Works said he 1920: listened to attentively. A vote of Cliff Carrigg (Premier), Mr. Austin am so sorry general. your donation to and remembrance examinations during the yearTheory Shaving 4d.; Haircutting 9, We have some beautiful is Carrigg (Treasurer), Mr. J. Ryan had listened attentively to the comAuntie? who My dear Winnie,-I you, Lane, R. D. the Mr. thank to and thanks and Division!: ones," W.A. Christmas eight, "wee of the the (Jpnior part in of Music less than any to sent plaints of members, and desired to Gowkittens-no and G. along to Orders Mr. come your photo. wasn'tsee, marks; to for Works), wishes willing 97 (Minister names good always Winnie, dear, are a few of the have Mt voumeen, for yourAUNT BESSY. by V.P. Post. No remittance need- (Trinity College, London), you their fears by introducing at Number, but send adjudicate, was carried unanimously. ans (Leader of the Opposition), and soothe date Joyce yeti! loving, us one, and how following Alliance Francaise, Division Four; in Perth. and Kathleen andthe several hills dealing with Cheapest Joan Tues- Mr. J. Moore (Deputy Leader of the a later by ed. left you did not in Hickey litGreg. Mr. Nevpoor Examination otherwise? bestowed upon Pipes, or Junior University He inform. The Speaker read the members' sTimplaints. could we print you including Al- day night's express for a few weeks' Opposition). Razors Set, Watches, Gapes Blinco, bigger and wiser kindly Upon education the age stakes all Repaired, with English. Mathematics, tle creatures:-Perky, Mr. Boylen edthe Leader of the Opposition er mind. yau'll be and articles coast. the at eyes) Address-in-Replv, other holiday Arithmetic; you'll large relies any it its and perhaps of education hopes ; upon gera, Geometry, its started the to that when Government have Speaking next Christmas, and Why doesn't Saucers (because O'Malley J. and adoption. its Ryan much W. snot-ed Mr. of its strength and all its glory. guarantee. English History and Geography. Esperance Railway it would. and "Jazz" (because .send me one then. returned to the fields looking well his motion, the hon. member made on the Kathleen for all its is the matter. coloured coat). Joan, imaginative, He use light rails. be able to the only at Kathleen write? What Government to the weeks' holiday appeal five strong a their after tired not is Joyce are rather LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. NOTES, with her? I hope she the to improve the capital of the State. also stated that it was his intention coast. the Corn- and you think? I only hope of me or disappointed with don't his constituency, to improve the suburban railway teas which Perth, queer Correspondent.) wish Our I their From that Tell her to write, & er. I kittens appreciate think in was in a deplorable condition. The track and the capital city. will. J. W. SHEEHAN "Demi" seems to A move, which, if carried out her to, aind perhaps she didn't Mr. J. Wylie '(Opposition) spoke roads were too narrow, the streets for- names. horrid little creacan have no other than are MUSIC SELLERS, PRIME BEEF BUTCHER, entirety, its kittens am glad Father Christmas MURRAY-STREET the THE we were in a state of disrepair, and the briefly to the address -in -reply. if Toby Catholic effect on Satisfaction. gets very cross he beneficial Guarantee vry for and a as Kalgoorlie. such get you. I hope Peter and Attention tures, Street, was Better track Messrs. George and Bartlett, both Hannan Who give suburban railway near him. newlyto each (near Boans). affairs at the Port, is the Society, a kitten anywhere and Tricky are friendly Telephone 488. would make any Government hide members for outlying districts, no biting put NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET Men's to get me a photo. Catholic tried - formed Govother, and that there is you the Winifred If Picadilly. the Government to take nofor shame. urged Perth. Street, head Maritana its with for the of Demi for you auntie, but Demi, Correct Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., which celebrated its formation and scratching. Thank the plight of millers in their ernment did not attend to the state absolutely Hall on Telephone 474. NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. a fine social in St. Patrick'senjoyable not districts (Mt. Margaret and Leoought love yeti send your loving, and also the "Dragon," it city, capital the will of I A most week. Thursday Catalogue. railway AUNT BESSY. refused to pose properly-so Free mad for Write such nora). worry over sure you time was spent by all present. This get one later on. one,I'm Esperance Railway, The Colonial Treasurer was the BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. wouldn't you? PELLEW'S BOULDER schemes as thethe opinion a society has beer created to supply would like to see reading, of the hon. next member to take the floor. He auntie? Rhoda's First Attempt. Fremantle, where For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, which inwas at fond of want -felt you long a Are likely to be a pay- asserted that it was incumbent on not member book little 1921. MERCERY. continual30, are Jan. ridiculous men HIGH-CLASS also Subiaco, so many Catholic I read a most the Government to beautify the ing proposition. VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. The society ly corning and going. to -day, entitled "The Oppressed He was well aware Dear Aunt Bessy, Mr. Salter, another Government city of Perth. I suppose sojourn as one English," by Ian Hay. you intends to make strangers' will the motion that the streets were too narrow, CRUSE seconding in MANNION & not? supporter, Please will you accept me forward take and it, have read possible, as -in have pleasant congested, Address as the I look you was therefore of traffic nieces. adoption and many the of your be full of "dry THE GOLDFIELDS UNDER- for JAMES KEATING. He and he trusted to see the necessary such action in the various Catholic every week, and It is supposed to but Reply, spoke in a similar strain. to THE RECORD children's the humour is TAKERS. Mechanics' Institute). as the Catholic was improvements carried out at an matters Corner. Scotch humour," (Opposite civil Perth PERTH and of -STREET, condition the HAY 340 that the said enjoy reading the States 18 HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE. Dress Suits Our com- so dry that I am afraid to take One Federation takes in the other bad advertisement for the early date. Mr. Fogarty had stated N ery I am writing a story for tothe A Special Line of Scotch and Irish Suitings. Why Do We Lead? Because we un- aState, be suc- book near the kitchen fire. of the Commonwealth. A detailSpecialty. that the lumpers were not earning and *rusted the Government petition; I do not expect queer sense of humour society's social apa business, the our the of try. need Application. derstand on report would would Sent ed I Forms something to remedy the enough money in proportion to but thought do but -Measurement would cessful, afraid. and Self I'm Samples Hay, columns. Ian our in 327. am elsewhere 'Phone, I appreciate and to Hand. pears to dangerous nature of their work. evil. I am eight years of age, Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just after having read the book Collier, Leader of the to draw St. Phil. soonwished Hon. moattend And I the on Treasurer) he (the speaking standard. first are Gowans, the in Mr. we I fail to see how the English Opposition (only until May next the hon. mernl)er's attention to the P. J. RUSSELL enJoseph's school, whichis ismyconducted the tion, made a vigorous speech against let- "oppressed." But I've written with pol- miners of Boulder, whose work was hope!) fired the first shot in last by the Sisters. Thisyou, so first THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. the Government's centralisation time, so will close campaign this am for election I ough EsperFremantle the much more dangerous, and whose sthat written B to ter I have a The Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, icy. He contended addressed my love and best of good wisheslovweek -end, when he pay was far less. sure you will excuse any mistakes. ance Railway merited the Govern"wee ones."-Your rose in the Town Hall Ties, Underwear, Etc. the "wee and meeting the The you and crowded The Hon. the Premier then yourself consideration. to love strongest With ment's HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE. He said he ing niece. in support of Mr. W. L. (Ben) proposed route was to address the house. Premiership the ones." along ;and FreMcGUIRE. for BESSIE member to the elected Post Office). Jones, the sitting considered (Opposite he been had mean RHODA O'NEILL. and B's Three valuable, The very conconstruct- to drag the country out of the rut mantle city. Labour isinfully 'Phone, A1474. I am glad that you haven't forthat if the railway were You are very welcome, Rhoda, all three of one of the into which his predecessor had alfident of holding the fort Mr. that gotten us, Bessie, dear. Soinfew the ed the district would be Jones dear, and I am very pleased Fremantle. remain at W.A. It lowed it to slip. He thought it natnow divisions in I clubbies areas Corner. the the to HOTEL QUEALY'S best agricultural you have come complain is deserving of a solid Catholic vote, you Corner that I -vetch for their coma means for settling ural that members shouldconstituenbe would KALGOORLIE, also solid Hall, am glad you like it, and that You Town letand Next your and the about the state of their if only for his attitude ing with great ;nterest, andpew immigrants on the land,would Accommodation. are fond of reading the letters. Jerger Excellent of his year Father id the no rethe or of in had put they opening but work the cies, Rhoda, at ter immediate construction are rather late, aren't you, not only Mrs. QUIALY, Proprietress. due to own troubles. Now whet e he landdeportation question, anddemonstragives me very great pleasure. per-I for the competition; it dozed early UNION BEER ON DRAUGHT. lieve a lot of the depression that huge constituency), itself (his the thinking at been but Kalgoorlie in a just whose ed by that, Esperance have written story unemployment. in December. A though golda sleepless night in his State tions of protest against the arrest standan haps Kathleen and Mary, was the natural port of the more after little authoress in the first by from us, car (playing poker), he was metwho of Archbishop Manna, by the chamthey have withdrawn apart are fields, and as such deserved would be a feature, and perhaps with Government, the Chilreand of nations' President brewery magnate, forget, small elected been been of local really has pion it the counot will than Your consideration Rhoda can tell a story. they at with the activity at proceed as to known letter is well memnot Lilly's wanted him know us in spirit. he displayed considerable by organis- dren of Mary, and He ridiculed the hon. sins will, I am sure, when statement that his new Licensing Bill. So they refor it close of the year was also a great the Shaftesbury Theatre overflow an industrious worker in all charit- ceiving. ber for Perth for his you are writing one, watch you the able ventures at Fremantle. so pleasure. I must get 'Lilly to draw spent on the capi- tired to the buffet to talkleftthings ing and addressing be should money with two big eyes. Thank ones" the is Ben it Great activity is taking place at tal city, to the detriment of the in- over. Scarcely had he meeting 011 the Esplanade. another memory sketch of me; to the love you send the "wee would I am sure be interesting fearless in the interests of Truth and present in Hibernian dramatic cir- land districts, which were keeping brewery man when the Prohibition Tel. A1940. and your 'ovine. there him very told I am an and The society is preparing clesl. orator met him, Justice. AUNT BESSY. my nieces and nephews. capital going. Fremantle is fortunate in posses- ether cf its successful offerings for theMr. Moore then addressed the were too many "pubs' in Hannan man a presentation shortly. Success has "house." that no place street. After the Prohibition secresing Mr. Arthur Nash as choirmassaid He BEACH. serOOTTESLOE ter. The singing at the various to attended its efforts since its incep- had suffered so much from centrali- had retired, the local A.W.U. "IONA" PRESENTATION CONVENT, woe DENTAL SURGEON. tion some four years ago, and the sation as had his own constituency tary brought him a tale of work. vices at St. Patrick's is a credit example set in this district by this (Albany). He affirmed that Al- about the "poor, down -trodden of his his able tuition. 148 BARRAGE-ST. (Upstairs). Assuring the secretary All Fremantleites, as nen as thea talented combination could be copi- bany compared favourable with any ers." to ed with benefit by others. The sosympathy, he was at last able the It had a beautilarge circle of friends throughout Denof the ciety has been responsible for much Australian port. Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered capable of reach his car waiting outside the State will be pleased to learn ful harbour, and was vessels, of the Australia, respectfully draws Very yet president of the Port, and tist of Victoria and Western the the There Narkunda at the intercourse social by station. return largest Western the fact that his practice in They Father has incidentally contributed to Ca- sheltering attention of the public to Fremantle har- Chamber of Mines was waiting. in. Rev. Father E. Callan, O.M.I. has been built on the some tholic charities a sum running well very few called Australia, during the last eighteen years, monopol- got into the car and went to Han-Callan has been in Europe for recommendations to bour, an artificial eyesore, asked the was visithe he where solid foundations of meritorious skill and time which because Club, figures. three nan's durng into months, so much that he the trade simply to it. refrom gratified patients. He appreciateshisthisaddress. reduce the miners' pay to 10s. a day, Fremantle folks will regret to hear ised handy He has ed his old parish of Leith, and old So capital city was.(Government) Parliament. supof Act from wishes to prevent mistakes regarding Ryan, Bro. Rev. welcome of special a warm the departure by of a agencies, ceived no Mr. Deacon bed only the one establishment in Perth, and employs they could see his life was not a lion. friends. The parishioners of Fre- who has been stationed for a great ported the remarks of the previous The Press praises, touts, or canvassers in Town or Country. number of years at our High School. Government speakers, and stated of roses. He agreed withthethe mantle are tendering theirin Soggarth the Public endorses streets length that Patthe Medical Profession recommends, and teeth St. at Perth Brother for time house welcome considerable some For member Aroon a public is daily demonhe would address the that this marvellous system of removing should be widened; though the onlya rick's Hall on Monday evening, the Ryan has been in indifferent when the amendinent to the Licensstrated without pain, health, so much so that for a period ing Act would be occupying its at- way for doing so would be toheusehail -14th. inst. Porcelain Teeth are withof Our beautiful sets of Natural Gum contour his In the meantime, lever. he was forced to relinquish The engagement is announced of the face and out doubt the best in the world; the Ile has now recuperated tention. much pleasure in introducing hisa supporting the LeadMiss Eileen Dabs', only daughter of teaching. as to defy detection. Fogarty, Mr. the Bill." mouth being reproduced in such a manner his of Richard allow urged to Mr. as -Profiteering "Anti to such an extent perfectly tasteCr. B. T. Daly, and time, er of the Opposition, of Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, The bill was read for the first I have many Jolley, the well-known tailor of Fre- being appointed to the staff of the Government to consider the case to Febadjourned less, and permanently wholesome and pure. ardent people students his "house" the young where the fitwere these College, not and Perth Teeth who mantle. Both of work. bumpers, the the imitators, but no rivals, in this classsystem. in will benefit by his kindly adminis- supporters. Contending that ruary 14, 1921. At least, call and are well and favourably known ting can be remodelled on my new dangerous workmanship is trations. Ad multos annos! Catholic circles at the Port. were engaged on see my dentures, before going elsewhere. all My a minimum is well repro. being the first Sun. Jumpers Sunday personally Last that time Fremantle my South stated devote I he because work, advertisement, my best "SHAMROCK" of our day of the month, the customary I am tented in the official ranke Among of £1 was their due. to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right where (Government) TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, procession of the Blessed Sacrament wage Catholic societies at present. Mr. R. Wynne of the "house" known by my reputation. -STREET, PE RTI list was held, after which Rev, Father called the to consultaadditions day: WELLINGTON recent one in to more the attention attended can be the Country patients M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress.. who condistrict. He reckonare Mr. Frank and Miss Eva O'Con- Ahearne, O.M.I. gave Benediction. Forrest the to tions are free, and many pounds toareme.saved by those large inquire a and heat, In spite of the intense nor. Frank is the enthusiastic ed the Government should sult me and entrust their work for reference, and call before de. the energetic secretary of the newly congregation assisted at the devo- regularly into the condition ofcomBeach, overlooking the SUBIACO HOTEL Take a note of my address Ideal situation on the height of Cottesloe the timber the InF.C.M.S., and is a fine speci- tions. in all its branches by Skilon outlook formed Dentistry splendid a elsewhere. possessing to go railway trucks of prevent and ciding River, ROK EBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. such fearbeautiful Swan -Australian. Catholic young healthful of thus such men under and conducted panies, ed Assistants. raildian Ocean. A Boarding School First Sunday, Emu Beer Always on Tap. Frank intends to supply one thing addition to the curriculum G. F. YEATES ful catastrophies as the recent York, First Saturday in the Month. Beverley, conditions is a decidedly advantageous Good Accommodation for Country which at present receives scant atOptician, for all examinations in Musical way disaster. Visitors. the imparted. Pupils are prepared at denouncmatters society in (Opposition) tention W. Mr. Harrop for the University. -STREET, PERT. WALTER WING, Proprietor. and Commercial knowledge, and Presentation Port, namely a good Australian semi. 37 BARRACK Nuns, re -opens on ed centralisation as being inimical 148 BARRACK -STREET (Upstairs). (Opposite Town Hall). just The School, conducted by the has O'Connor Miss to timent. apply particulars Wednesday, February 2nd. next. For further the Mo

Aunt Bessy's Corner.

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ALBERT ALBERT

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KEATING

Bug di BRENNAN'S,Boulder

Bargains Can't be Beaten W. BOXALL

BOXALL,' Dental Surgeon

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12, 192C SATURDAY, FEBRUARY

AT SPECIAL BOOT BARGAINS

Mrs. McSwiney's Doleful Story

GOLDFIELDS CRICKET. met Sunday I3.C.Y.M.S. last Horshuc Inn Moonta Turks on the winning the B.C.Y.M.S. ground. very of toss batted first. Runs came overs, Before slowly for the first five or six beLaffin and Kelly of the bowling in PatInn Ladles' Bargain Table ing very good. The Horseshoe Court, and Men's Marshall's Tan Derby is a very sandy ent Court. Glace SHOES welts. Usual ground at any timeand Men's Solid Box Calf Derby -27/6 heavy BOOTS, Court shots many Suede Price, withBOOTS, welted soles. George Jamieson ground in placee, price, 45/-; To -day, 29/11. stuck in the grades for 14/9. was arrested and held a month cheaply for 83. most. that looked like fourersMoonta Dec. 9. To-day, 19/11. in all shots 37/6: Calf arrested from again Black was and Reductions Washington, scored He Tan Turks Great 31, trial. Big with of out Children's led CRICKET He was sand. The fielding held Lines. Marshall's Glace Wallaby Dertrying to Bar SHOES, welted to -day Mrs. Mu - after the Easter Rising and White player Kid each hours and ly in front of the wicket. excellent, three or Ward was I Lace For by raised trial. 6/11. 10, deep field by or Lace BOOTS, soles. Usual Many fourers riel MacSwiney told her story before until Christmas without a Wake Best Grade White Buck (Ity "WATTLE: caught in the Reynolds soles, 4 to 6, 5/11; 7 to played the outdo his neighbour. on Condi- used to go to see him in the welted soles, long vamp 1-Bar off just on square toes, welted Canvas headed SHOES, off Renfrey. and Commission White stopped Games. elle were American C.A. rim of Children's the 25/ W.A being 6/11; price, 37/6; To -day Calf Derby During her re field Jail where he and hundreds -42/- grade for 29/6. Saturday's Play inGrade. rock for 16 before the only other the boundary. Joe Brennan batted tions in Ireland. and Derby SHOES, 7 to 1, "A" Men's Tan Willow Strong Soled BOOTS, 4/11, other. were confined. It seemed Borthwick, 11, was double figures. very soundly for 44. In trying to cital of the vicissitudes of her brief 2 to 5, 8/6. round or square toes. reach his the final that the whole of Ireland was in to to boundary SHOES, 5/11. the up Midland over batsman Butball leading Ren. the put life, defeated Canvas were 18/11. In February, Children's White East Perth. '232, 83, outright by an Bests' successful bowlers 22; Ward pegs got rattled. Sid Goddard bat- married of her husband's hunger jail a't that time. price, 32/6; Now SHOES in Tan or White, 2/11, Usual 1, Derby Junction, 110 and ton and Lace BOOTS, 7 to Men's Top Grade Tan welted 3 for 15. Meek 2 forEast Perth ted well for 42, but had two or three tragedyand death, she was: easily the 1917 he was again arrested without 3/11, 4/11. frey in runs. 39 toes. 0. strike England. At charge, and deported to 1 for innings and 7/11. a good Plimsol Tennis SHOES, BOOTS, raised in the room. stood (declared), and 1 for 12, anBott, lives. Nevertheless his was batting 18/6. 7 to 10. 3/2; calmest person long to the Usual Price, 37/6; ToSubiaco, 7 for 279North innings end 19 runs. soles. Grey and White, story she Ladies' Bargain Table, On March 3 I paid a visit was Perth, 195, won by Jock McCarthy's display. her of 4/6 and 5, end on the to defeated 2 Court, 43, it 1 for 11 to 1, 3/9; day, 23/11. He ran up 33 in a up suddenly and said: Cork prisoners there. and Consisting of Patent. was brilliant. SHOES. Subiaco v. North Perth. to win that:!:, occasion we became engaged. by 84 on first innings. Marshall's Hand -Sewn Grade 0 for 19, Suede Lace and Court very short time. Jim Moore was BUY BOARS BOOTS TO-DAY. Usual hope you will helpis us Claremont, 4 for 261 and what my 9, in that English jail, 127, 7 for 279. Rob- dismissed without scoring. Hickey price, 30/. to 42/-. June Box Calf Lace SHOES. at On and That Usual 147 declared ese Perth, Republic. Subiaco 27./6. ten' defeated West wickets. died for, and we were married. We had an Irish price, 42/-; To -day, with characteristic 12, and M. McCarthy were the not inson ran to 70North husband lived andcome outright by 10 if there is priest and a ceremony wholly in Perth replied out men. COUNTRY ORDERS. slow scoring. that is what inmust war still held for junior in 151 husband "B" Grade. My exactly the same substancompiled Gaelic. promising Tirke, Ireland." A Moonta 195. Orders are subject to be peace to de- with Mail then and was 112, that was It after for 79. Earle Country 4 weeks All few with wickets. a and for the Counter. lose of eight over the Relief. sold Before goods East Perth, 12154 and 174, outright Buchan top-scored the as to went we hitting Recognition released and tial reductions in which hard top scorer with a very sound 40. a good innings, the in view he was otonglyethpeerr,iodinwe feated Midland, main feature. The Others to bat well for Moonta's18, were Senator Walsh asked her, by six wickets. 281, defeated Subia- on the off was junior and is pleasing. He 26, Hendy condition of theingreat Allayed for three months. This and pitiable the of IreNorth Perth,runs on 1st innings. success of the up 181 in an after- Hawken 28, Short The bowling was very mass of women and children co, 266, by 15 6 for 224, defeated it was who hit for North Perth Kelly 13. and blockade, together. under the terror good, but the fielding took a great last season West Perth, ew.etlelefdor 120, by 102 runs noonagainst East Perth "B." Notte is deal of merit out of it. Jock Mc- land, and 122 Their Only Christmas Together. "B" Claremont, reliefAmerican average than bowled extend Rodda more to of Harold and also a bowler on 1st. innings. and good field. Carthy kept wickets oifrgitanwisaoutlidonnsot Hickey rattling and Note. a well, of "After that we went to Cork very and inediately. ability, she -UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, Perth. Performances that should in a very telling manner. welcomed," he was arrested again. ThisHebrings That would be"But This is the sort of player "A" Grade. or was between one as in Streets, 1917. of place Christmas to quickly. not easily have found a us 125 replied Irish (Cl.), a 31st. the that, after Wellington and Murray on the Batting:-- Rowe101 not out: other of the test games who released just before and Vein, food and recognition, Humorous In was opened recognition that (Cl.), strike, choose short hunger out; Banks 83; Buchan (N.P.), 79: ult. Arthur Christian, beople would being we had together the strains Meek t E P.), 70: Saw (W.P.), 62; the innings, got 31 before The following clever skit from the the only Christmasarrested Barrack -street at 10.30 firrt.' my husover Others to pen to Mrs. MacSwiney, In March they Ireland" echoed hearts of "The Twinkle" author of Robinson (S.), addition IRISH-AUSTRALIAN "God Save In her He had ne32; Jamieson stumped by Hewson. 13. Stokes finished (E.P.), were Irish The charge was wear were not for his the again. made Oil," etc.. is well worth re- Miss Mary Mac'Swiney McWilliam band and 'Dinkum water reach double figures how 12, dangerous In told really SOCIETIES. broug Randell uniform. it as women out, Republican pride, not anything Both the 16 with 51; done (M.), 31. for producing:swell ver board A. Halliday him back testimony. (Cl.), 7 of tho to the end of ing The bowling 12. went back to Cork and our They always kept Bowling: Packham 15. The first idea of cricket happened to their minds the thoughts and F. Halliday from the beginning strike. the prj. June Igirl he was so imSt. Joseph's there on before. Robinson many shed thei horn by Anwork; Society, was who the when done Moira ago, H.A.B.C. ours was hunger of dangerous centuries Renfrey (E.P.), 3 for heroes baby from was grand for Subiaco this MacSwiney's invitme Cock the had Northam. wanted told and on 52, He he Branch, stood freedom. Grade. for But 3 Jutes twenty-third. "B" gles, Saxons, and portant. blood for Ireland's for 82, Hennah semi authorities constantly his wife the he was glad to picnic tho (W.P.), 76: 6ram 1 for 35. At a second effort dangerous andIreland JTh'tain's shores and the huge limbs child to be born in Cork, for he said, at his bedside, and tempted The usual meeting of the above All who went to the He had an do veryable Batting: R. Clark lost 1 for 43. of trees warded off the slingshots ing food to do it for for his country. branch took place in St. Joseph's oughly enjoyed themselves, horn were constantly him, and There it will have its work to was 46; V. Harrold be sisters with the bat Subiaco and not 19 Fer23, baby do the feed the Taaffe (W.P.), 41; by coming Hewson them to at only regret in he School, at 8 p.m., on January the physicians tempted to take for Ireland.' Afterwas removed to but one idea-to Rosman (Cl.),(N.P.), 30 NIudie got 14 and by 84 on the 1st. which were hurled thing was thatwas Ste- their that J. (E.P.), 49: 33; Channel. by worst Bro. over. the English husband the was won from my enemy president, it North constantly born think The I Subiaco F. was 1921. was he to sincerel gie (N.P.). 25; Groves out. over a fair attennot see our baby. He In spare moments our ancestors Belfast. The committee desire the that he wart, presidedminutes innings. food for their sakes. to be could not out: Carson (N.P.), for the pre- thank from emaciationbring would practise among themselves in (M.), 33; Lucas "In September he was due the ladiee for catered splendi Troops. the dance. The "B" Grade Play. he so changed to English for th of would the ) , 33: McMahon mons he cruelty and The feared bs ( war. Tactics read, we they for and would were preparation it which MN, (M., 29. Ghoulish released, said way in vious meeting They als with. West Perth v. Claremont. of how rearrested on the prison steps and child to see him. liths of Stonehenge are the tomb(E.P.). 4 for 9; large number present. his delirium usual businessJ.proceeded MacSwiney also told who hay when D. pracSo, Miss week A. Bowling: Heath 4 for 8; Penrose at Roy C. while to killed England. members men last of 224. to Hegarty, all stones the to for W. 6 "In deported he Messrs. appeal Tans attempted Wests declared at53, Styles 31, and tice. Somerford (N.P.), A slingshot thrower with a the Black and funeral arrangements the baby was cis weeks old, I took came on, and most of the time and J. Finnigan money and tickets to let Ile seer not know Cook, H. Quinn, members. tary of the social committee (Ist Clarke 76, Brumby (W.P.), 5 for 29. could knock as many heads break up theLord Mayer. At Hol- her to Belfast to see her father. was quite mad, and would was laugh- were initiated full benefit were the principal run swerve 27, Centurions. took he dead I next Mo Scortime Clarke the stay be Stewart New days. my F. J. those for in a of liked Bro. he during as for of Two off Every day us. Much The resignation Brennan) have them on was held up ma Claremont wasanddismissed and Bert Banks, 120. In ing was not in the form of runs, limit liwcll the bodythe railway station her to the jail and I suppose she ing horribly and talking gibberish. was received with re- day night, so that a full report side, getters. scores of 122 Claremont as son Harold Rowe in ever for him delirium, he as president and being been Society of by Claremont done twice time, human the damage having the midst to to the according the the him in youngest in to of the drove was handed owing Once, be gret, 'Muriel, des a not said, two membersthree figure mark on the second innings of Cavey 23, the bowler. For instance, Jones Black and Tans forciblyaway T. was it them and Bro. sure me give and from in that place. I'm looked up at stuck to me.' I liked transferred from Northern. family trip at a I passed the the match against West Rosman notched .41, in as possible, Pen- killed 5, wounded C, stunned 10-21 members of the 16. good for a baby. you've always field for running a river Lynch was elected as president MacSwiney's brothers Saturday in was a welcome return to Davies 17, and Jacobson success- was considered a fair performance. the bier. ' were to "Lord Mayor MacCurtain, who was Bro. Stewart. There being ter date. of that. permitted place not Perth. It part of the State skip- rose 5 for 29, was the most was the End. no further business the meeting a man were killed lie was consid- and sisters the body to Ireland. elected at the ensuing election, the \Vests won by 102 If Forcible Feeding Hastens form en the trundler. read accompany fans hope for ered out. was told the closest friend of my husband. Aus- ful days of endur- closed. Rev. Father O'Donnell IRISH NATIONAL per, and cricket the Mrs. MacSwiney's story manner. My husband was elected to runs on 1st. innings. "He died after 74days As too many people were being form until the that the closing prayers. such of a before was af- ance. For several retention His v. Midland. terse, straightforward eand refined down a was FORESTERS time, Perth pastime in us. this the killed at East Council visit crowded unconTown in the while fed, women Mac tralian XI. "in form" knock. He the realised of forcibly the comparaMayor was into Most evolved it Lord innings he until were ter the murder of H.A.C.B. Society. proA SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. 33, tively harmless game of "Oh Crik- room, and many of the men, characteristic throughout, giving Midland's second was scious, by the physicians. This Cheapest Groves husband 35. my Fee. got March, tragic in Initiation could the I No Curtain McMahon told face 174. scored freely this ce,s gave him terrible pain. 13, Mose- eyl" (a favourite ejaculation when moved to tears as she above tributions. down the full end. Sefton 20, ClarkePerth The District Board of the meeting elected in his place.veryDuring was a player "copped" one on the shins). story of her husband's ordeal and everything sentThere is no doubt Lucas 29, bad with see, and I think it hastened his Per East or were fortnightly O'Neill, its 10. things held Hugh faltered morning. Pearce period Society bat. 10, Branches: never ley of the was not "He died on a Sunday get. This task The name was afterwards altered to death, .but she "The when in run-getting Thursdays, in th there in the Hibernian Hall, Murray-st., women of Ire- us, and. though my husband thus left with 104 towith about it, Rowe 7th, meets alternate the loss of "cricket," as the former sounded like broke down. able to sleep On the previous Wednesday Beaufo never the most dashing February 14), was said of he Monday, she him on (Room prison, in Hall one in Perth, now," is accomplished played change Trades was moel the State. Banks land do not weep swearing. baby had scarcely wee such a treathave known him. 1921, at 8 p.m Bro. T. J. Hynes, street, Perth. Brian Boru Bran V. Harrold topscored at home. The but in for his 101. four wickets. It took several centuries to evolve proudly. she was unusu- that I wouldn't 24 not out, Mcalso Bros. Tully, Fremantle, every alternate Tuesda behim at all. told that none of D.P., in the chair; D.W.. who scor- with 49. Meffarry 13 all the stumps, the ball, the umpire, but solidly and correctly began by telling how shemat- seenfond She Rows, heath insisted on try- On Friday I was any Cooney and Friendly Societies Hall, 64 Adelai and and than him out, of 66 not all Republican more. I mana- D.V.P., Creighton, Leod 19 him He was slowerwhile Bank" scored Heath interested established hear see was to har the refreshment came could Perth us address, telephone East at the the District Secretary. ing to snatch the street, Secretary's did well. For ed Ill runsafternoon. The pair carball, get- at the beginning. In the year B.C. ters: able to ged to get the head doctor Fremanr. was the he with I underform whenever for and never voice good the 3 his this, Keating, 23 Burt-street, in could was life I reverse to by during score fr.em 3 for 52 to the my high, and won 20ft. were "All Bout hospital 21 stumps gaol Perth telephone. Parnell, East peothe on Stuart rich me up Rowe ting 4 for 9. Charles to go in for half ried the REPORTERS WANTED. wicket keeper had to climb them in stand why there should be here is a call of 209 runs. of Court Hote naturally a do- was finally allowed was address, bit husband the "My little a Secretary's partnership wickets. people. six poor luck He smiled 261-a and Friday knock off the bails. been to order ple hour. had an 6-the alternate Ireland if and meets and to when Cork, man Subiato. I.N. Boulder; was missed North Perth v. I kissed him, and I like In perusing old works on "Ye great deal of poverty in naked and mestic betOfficers of the H.A.C.B.S., Dillon, Midland Junction, glimpse Foresters, free he would have liked nothingMoira when C.Y.M. Societies, and kin- John Midlan game. he knew me. A brief the nice score of 166 game of criquet," it is interesting to one could see children -street, got think with Quebec Stand. home Subiaco did at O'Malley, stay asF. Clubs charity to last. than to was my thanks mainly note that up to the last 80 years or starving. I saw that an imper- ter How the Grade. dred Societies, are requested Junction. in a first knock, but was a great writer, and of him Saturday "A" wicket partnership so it was the invariable custom for no good. It was merely that this and me. He many poems and some as End Draws sist THE RECORD with news on application 1st. last Visits Lend good of to a Won Money to Deprived and tend written realised I had that see And 30 not out, players to wear full flowing beards. tinence. items. Any suggestions or help in the Society's Solicitors, Messrs. Near. between F. North, exceeded P. In. W.O.W. Pts. He was self-educated. "Subi's" The custom commenced in the early was the business of governments. to dramas. 13 3 2 25, Norths morning. to improve our usefulness and he had R. Maxwell, Barrack-stree 6 His family was poor, 11 Carson any society and who has been days, when beards were warn as make real adjustments I saw that "I collapsed on Sunday 3 1 Taafe, help the 15. to the development of and Claremont .... .. in by schcol but that Perth, or the General Secretary, ca 6 bed, tally from in sea- chest protectors against the bowl. English rule was perpetuating .. stay withdraw in to to to this sent 10 had and out Perth 2 written consistently be but for 2 most East should J. J. Snigg, Barrack -street. batting support the younger children, I went to the hospital, 6 7 son, was responsible for slingshot. So long were these sort of thing and that the first step 1 2 Subiaco this office before noon on Wednesof he worked at his home at night and afternoon 6 . from er's it must be nearforthea ono. see that 4 a batsman toward establishing conditions sethat knew dropped I should grown whiskers officer Fergie, 2 long 46. Every North Perth .... .. 6 days. degree. compiled thus got his university good form They kept me waitingoutside his his or her society has a properly cote frequently be given out b b.w. equality in Ireland must be the PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG West Perth . . . 6 the "A" Grade, batted 12in and Wood. would in the corridor W. G. curing of our own Government." for THE REMEN'S SOCIETY. i.e., beard before wieket. Midland The Murder of His Predecessor. time for 33, while Fewster they told me notI stituted reporter fig. Grace was perhaps the last great exwell-to-do distila finally to was and double father room, insteucted topped Her be "B" Grade. should also 10 I was f..:01P.D, who in 604 HAY-STREET, PERT.. Lord Mayor MacCurtain's could not see him at all. of the full bearded style. In ler and she was sent to school brauch eegularly Won 1st. Pts. thorpe tae a second knock Subiponent "After of days, news Given .n last send not urea. those was Patronage of His It the election came. even allowed, during (Under P. In. W.O. 13 aco lost 5 for 33. North Perth .won my early youth I saw W. G. sccot- an English convent. she murder my husband's the hospital. anJ promptly. Archbishop Clune.) 3 2 15 runs. ing between wickets with his flow- until after she graduated that poli- He knew it was a dangerous post, to use the telephone atmorning at six, .. 6 .. Lounge, Libr, 11 on first innings by next es had Room, Republcan the Perth 3 the men in Billiard 1 West "He died ing "ziff" parted by the breeze over became active but he accepted. Armed Har .. 6 11 - but my friends were not allowed to England v. Victoria. 3 Card Room, Cricket Club, 1 Subiaco each shoulder. If a man now ap- tical movement, with which she had knocked at Lord Mayor Mayor Mac 6 I Correspondence was dealt ofwith, Musiand try .. 8 gaol, Debating, the the Club, and His from £25 Perth tiers' 2 first me full in.a field midnight. extent batted 1 sympathised. one the North on the cricket telephone to door peared always Victoria 6 Curtain's Of accounts and Oociety. .. hours. .. -scortop Dramatic some and 3 cal Davies The D.S. 1 East Perth 268 runs. of whiskers he would be consid- Her First Meeting With Ireland's wife answered and they seized and did not know for 6 But were passed for payment. 3 realised 72, while Hitch was the set ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. C. initial 1 MacCurtain course he did not want to die. Midland ered out of date. ed with Martyr. bound her and shot hie reported being present at theDay .. 6 Ce- A SOCIETY THAT EVERY bedroom he was willing to make a supreme than bowler for England, popular from is more Patrick's Claremont . effective came Cricket St. he the as of most at SHOUL dead illethe meeting MacSwiney 4 for 28. "I first met Terence was a com- door, in the pretence of his wife sacrifice as a protest against English lebration on behalf of the Society, THOLIC YOUNG MAN To-Day's Games. business, and almost as popular as securing the nice figures of He BELONG TO. Perth v. Subi- England had 5 for 445 on the board pleasure. The zenith of present- Christmas, 1915. My husband did not gal powers exercised by the several resolutions that sisters. and stated forces. aplioation on and Grade.-East southern SaturFull particulars "A" dealing (west); Claremont when play was concluded on in Ireland." day cricket is a test match, which mandant in the to quit office alive. in- were unanimously carried W. J. WEBB. Hon. Secre aco, at WA.C.A.at Perth Oval; Mid- day. Hendren was then 262 not out, is more important than a war, an About a month after I met him he expect husband It was Mrs. MacSwinev told cf the "For six mouths 1mystayed with the forthcoming event. On Mon- election, or a strike. with quest, where, when asked her husDis v. North Perth, Midland. the of at 112 not out. meeting position. a Douglas Perth, call this and to held "An decided SOCIETY 0 colland v. West of the city. band's occupation, she replied: Perth v. Subia sensational English When a test match is being playnext Monday, 14th YOUNG IRELAND some friends just outside came at day cameThe TROTTING "B" Grade.-East to see officer of the Irish Republican trict Board for WESTERN AUSTRALIA. North Perth, innings closed for 486. mind is unsettled: public husband v the ed my lapse. Sometimes inst. Gra not Perth, 135 aco; Claremont v. West wobbles, and the office boy for a few hours, but I Army." Under the Patronage of His Hendren 271 and 6 Douglas and Ry- business INSTANCE OF ASSO- me secretly Claremont; Midland the Archbishop. "But what did he do for a living?" McDonald, for 145, the takes command; the man who can ANOTHER saw him at all. The only Branch (east). out. scarcely O'Toole's Lan most GENEROSITY. the of W.A.C.A. Lawrence CIATION'S St. at Objects: Th Study quote the latest scores is a great der, 2 for 94, were easily meal I ever had with him was break- asked the coronet. H.A.C.B.S., Maylands. Victoria's sec- success, and the player who makes a "A" Grade Play. if you can understand what I age, Music, History, Literature, successful bowlers. fast. Perth. for 295 century is regarded with as much Complimentary refere::ces were of Ireland, and the reviv a little water- mean, he has 'never worked for to Dancing St. I went of August "In Claremont v. West and Banks ond innings was responsible the at meeting -Ireland. record was favour as a winner of the Vitcoria made on Tuesday morning The quarterly for a few money in his life." she said. Rowe of the of the ideals of an Irish runs. At one time the by ing place with my babytwelfth made Branch efforts for Ryder the to O'Toole's 3 Hotel in. its to that MEETS NEXT From 3 for 74, set leaves Palace Lawrence rot Society a population The The Cross. and it was on the 5 for 280, but AssoClaremont tally English Secretary's Brutality. Society was held on Tuesat 8 p.m., at S for the Hibemian carried the the EVENING was applied. compiled a valuable 108. Sandford, desk, its sheep station, its farm, its the West Australian Trotting insti- days, arrested DAY was give the to closure to husband my last. Owing con- orchard, and even its motor car, to ciation in behalf of deserving SCHOO The coroner flatly refused 261, when E. PATRICK'S BOYS' innings of the two a new man in Sheffield Shield for burial, day evening 'last time. There were three charges of the President, Bro.toA. the, had her her husband's body Reference towillthebe found elsewhere. tests made 72. Mayne 33, Keating witness a test match. Indeed, the tutions. At the invite tion of the WELLINGTON -STREET. Ladi mat- absence who J. agkinst him. One was thatofthy had to go was informed that the has she Subscriptions: averages 28, Davies 20, and Ponsford 19 also housewife (more from curiosity than president of the W.A.T.A. (Mr. asinhis and centurions Arthur, Monthly copy a Bro. bowling desk of Mr Shortt, found in his ls. Parkin, from knowledge) leaves the domes- Tyler), a number of gentlemen and the vice-president, The Westerners' and Juveniles, 6.1; Gentlemen, This had been ter was in the hands speech. showed run -getting form. was doubtful country; who dealt with.for Edmondis likewise situated. 42, and 4 fur 76, Rhodes 2 for 20, Fender 1 tic duties to see it, and the men sembled to witness the handing over augural six Home Secretary, and itremoved J. P. DOHENY, Hon. Secre were severely 1 to Dalton, McDonald There Re- published in all the papers pre,ided. be the to 3/ could Secrete Asst. £1,023 Wilson of body dinner. H. and the J. wickets. 63, a cold cheque if to a chargCLIFFORD, son, 1 for 28,36Thorn of for Bro. P. the 1 home also folk return 51, Woolley secured Men's months before. He wasof the secret Cork. She had to go to Shortt's was a fair number of members preHogue 1 forEvers tried eight trund- for the wicket getters. Left As an example of keen interest in turned Maimed and Limbless of 1 for 33 were the ed with having a copy Ile replied office. "He was the most brutal sent. The business of the meeting "Skipper" He came with 73 to get, the Englishmen lost cricket, a squatter in the Northern Association, the net proceeds rifle Society of St. Vincent de Pau last. a code used by the police. of the town man I had met, and he treated the having been concluded, November on Saturday held to that on hand meeting Makepeace, a hired lace lers trotting once sent Territory said wickets-Rhodes, sticks-a three the that as chief magistrate politicians, at a great joke,"know item) was gone on Western Australia (Ineorp) 600 27th last. The Premier, matter (syllabus whole papers. from behind filled by Hparry Ed- and Hendren. such match the nearest telegraph station, test to right had a 'I don't A team from St. Patrick's Mrs. MacSwiney. was capably had a couple of overs military men, and other representa- he to ascertain the to saying. with. Exclusion from Vic- miles away The third charge was that the local returned a tive gentlemen were present. came out to Maylandschamanything about it," he kept mondson-and 3: runs an no wickets. Armstrong's torian This Society exists for the purpo match scores. When he had XL meeting Council had passed a resolution pled. 'You can't go moving a body with- branch the that forgot. said local up-to-date evening of assisting worthy families he Tyler Mr. the that produced knock West Perth got afterwards down fortnight I Eireann. but Dail causto laws, was such fealty fair but ging certain very second sensation a successful for a a of inmates of p very At out observing had been Somewhat scores. Final- pions. AfterMaylands won by 132 others, includingindigent that the tenIt the "After his arrest he immediately test results were not obtaii:ed at ordincircum Saw played aggressively know about it anyway.' 127. has been truly said that bated when it was announced us to of shooting. scores were as follows: institutions, in somewhat scratchstrike. He was don'tsecretary out told hunger left been a office on the been had started had went in the meeting He on in other g The won gave captain The engages been fixtures. a 62. ary ces, and matches have to 108. several days ly improved and puts Australian side to play Eng- tlefields. to a request from held incommunicadoto for him later, and we got our -Maylands: T. Hinds, 22: T. Mcto is governed by a Co response It in ily-, but quickly Victorian held come He the works. the of At A. hie!. exhibition. B then the Premier, acting for the soldiers. and then brought has been written and permit eventually. to Cork for the Donald. 20; A. Jeffrey, 26; 24:E. J. cil, office in Swan Chambers, AV& first class Cricketers are first born, and much into his strokes, and land. Much The br courthouse a lorry drove up packed I could not go at that time that Croker, 24: A. Jackson. `plenty of power severe -street, Perth, and nasparish They are made by Mr. Tyler deprecated the fact that ever on anything spoken about the incident. Branch: rack is that the sel- made. was many obliged to pay with more soldiers than I hadjumpin practice. Patrick's It were St. nutshell more his a in then association or conferences is particularly in 16. funeral. and his ches position practice, Kenny, Included before They 18; E. Cunside. out, and I was in State. on the leg eleven Rock, 19: W. Rock, ectors rightly or wrongly considered Nothing must interfere with prac- tax on meetings held for deserving seen in a lorry P. throughout the 4's and one six. my husband. my health gave 14; are man up to the time I came P. J. Armstrong could have played in the tice, except meals and sleep. The objects. The claim for the amount ed up and there sat score were The calls on its funds ningham, 16: T. T.Hynes, (extra and in great pain, bed almost in the deep field. Wales. weak howvery to Hynes to, South was He to supplementi begins referred view New meeting and a champion than the with He was caughtmore against on 26: cricket here." and due match average O'Hehir. hunger restraint the of a of days he about invi few when first question conclusion Society that entering the for a the the At In reply to resources, Clark showed when he is about ever, had been waived. the W.A. Guy 11, and They also considered 18. MacSwiney shots), 15. Bro. O'Hehir, who cap- its the worst. It was terrible their wills he did not blossom Mrs. is that usual in compiling persons when making Bequests The Premier eulogised complying strike are double fig- had decided not to play,know into business. The position not spirit of Ireland, the shooting and way the myself reached of m soon that that there is also business him "It thanked in 10, his see work. to its up manager readiness give visitors, Hogue T.A. for their them in let the team he must either After said quickly: The people want tained theBranch for the pleasant remember Packham wheeled be able to give him anything. Fc,r these reasons he was or cricket. Very few give up cric- with his request to hold a meeting ures. splen- enough. be made in favour of the Parti Eng- Maylands they kept and my husband. lorry want of play the Varying his pace for responded to of they Conference funds out and any considered got eleven raising Kenny or is he it of the Bro. Council, of great style. turning both purpose lar Australia independence and out the In left ket. the ball were spoon for Limbless him standing there for a long time land out, and there won't be any evening, didly and of Maylands. Cheers and Society. continual- against England. the Returned Maimed and lucky to be born with a silver luckier give him that. At pre- on behalf before I could get them to leith the winners ways, he had the batsman Men's Association. -Like other memPeace until we have finished up in your mouth, but infinitely - then given for to and expected especial he had me terrible, told orifice. is offensive, He they said the the suffering eerie. 1921. in a ly on of the community, sent the losers. with a cricket bat Melbourne, Feb. 4, match figures of 7 for 51. at asked bers help to re- be allowed to lie, and when I heard lv among the women end children. theThere with the goodPerth is to he a cricl:et Malachi's When a school elites was Austen. performed noble work tocivil of the crops, innings closed life. He The true and basic causes address to the court, I was recoil. against St. The West The military are wrecking when establish the soldier in Sunday that who is the greatest man in so not next Armstrong keepis six, even contest Warwick Members past we opinion Our and of of cited to that. two minutes burning creameries, buying things Branch at Glendalough. 2.15 p.m. instanced the debt of gratitude England, lia, there was ahedifference interval was cut omission the match Victoriais v. suspected is Armstrong, Gre- owed to the men who had fought for one of vengeance but of endurance,' the people from the ten minutes' as to whether to play-that from are requested to catch the It rewas his ing d. Andis then therein of the Empire. He hi-sLaige out, left three minutes 14 are hard to find. in shops." preservaton or Pellew. the gory, required selectors the Cork: who follow" ex-Maylands. Claremont reasons of "barrack- had great pleasin in handing Mr. for private toh MacSwiney, home that Mary the is one over. is Miss and Australia cricket-pointer," re stand, to the champion of the ing"-a peculiar type of cricket Wright the cheque. runs to earn a "three 'W hen we are doing work for ed her sister-in-law on the Young Ireland Society. the try are hostile or else that the manager held amidst intense excitement This is little understood Mr. Wright,. in expressing the land it should be done not in tears, gave details of the hunted "Ifugitive Pacicham and er, should Young Ireland SocietySunday. in Sydney (Mr. Alb- criticism. than The was he brother. team her which of joy.' of Victorian Australians. in body wes opened with the but existence of others thanks years say ninety-nine and one-half per cent their annual picnic last hot, was the bowler. ert O'Brien) had a difference with by but coat of a champion president, said that they would "When the sentence of two Banks, and TIVrne the off, hold trifle To a keen scored was was are don't not "I there weather Ireland said: of The On all sides to a youthful make good use of the money. The first ball was was read to him, hewe diminish of the young menrun," failed to not play- batsman is ecstacy heat was, and nine- him. declared, months the on she ball Armstrong's hair even at other the the on of touch hearingb earngit,for every to resentment but mind similarly in the Australian, but the the ardour and the enthusiasm Banks getting noneithina of free.'e in Sydney, for with him teen runs were scored, shall "and about ninety per cent. of of a champion googley bowltheir friends One of the features of to -night's Banks hit one ing 8. month. will thought a had a respectable theisarm 178 members and last the which could Victoria of he " ones. team day proceed a 11 and Packham old the the heaven. have fixture, to Sheffield er factor in Amof winning the left IA report of Miss MacSwiney's who joined together to England. fine 6--the deciding be devoted to the St. beJohn reaThe Valhalla exciting finish, chance the race Secretly Removed trial, at four evidence before the 100 Committee on the river. Jetty And at the time, nodown game. It was an bulance Association, willhandicapped at 11 o'clock. TRYING well to get the Shield. the standing UP after did -street his night for GIVEN week)] Barrack batsmen "The given next HAVE the was pacers appear son MEN and re- will on board unhoppled for secretly everyone wantwee of and he hearts "tired, the was lady morning, and in the The race for except that he runs. good nato 2.31 and better. TO FIND A BETTER DRINK for other moved from Cork and takenI fol- WHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER were bubbling over with of an enMidland v. last Perth. ed 'to preserve himself engagements riders should prove a great draw ture in the anticipation important THAN UNION BEER. Brixton Prison in England. TO in- more first were not its ate they could I and completed though as that, soon East Perth it is felt joyable outing, lowed there, as Meek made 83, ahead." But Cricket Association HOTEL nings for 232. disappointed. TOWER range about the baby. by the Victorian Pepper. made at score day, of every from highest partaken the Brixton at PERTH, was is 'Lunch which "I saw him left He might demand explanations since my CHARLES ST., WEST Grove; then the launchPerth. selection committee this player in W.A.C.A. games. and it was the first time West Australian Trotting Association The with a pre- Armstrong, the to And your old friend Ernie hands mint from able best trip been had Victoria's I second that its chosen played careful cricket, shots for marriage all you to on the should have aside all matters of a Mosat welcome in a (Incorporated.) arrived out I scoring indulged of day The first Swimming was ponderance do that. team, and put Home. the picnic the me to get my First-Class Residential His late cutting was splendid. off. man's Bay by manyasofthe nature as being outside Certhe prison doctor told because weather chance. Meek is personal a long Cleanliness and Attention. responsibilities. to take food, He gave only one ems. and after tea. their of husband scope rounders."' which "all given the ld have E. McGrade, Proprietor. now one of our finest grew cooler, games, our ofwere Obhunger strike dis- tainly they should have extraordinentertaining an chiklren of of amusement Aid gave and In health their fun the for on McWilliam much effect reasons bad public a first hit I He The 32. unthat. after tained, were started. play in compiling and in endeavour- ary action. Thus each side has it. that might be born HOTEL PERTH ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION 630; the seboat left for home atComing "sixer" off Watts, dost miss-hit, and derstandable arguments behind told him I knew that. but this was Ryan, Proprietor. J. J. home FUND. DEPOT the disastrous o'clock. NEW be cond at 9 ing to repeat a matter of conscience. But just as it would to This Hotel is noted for its was rule the the sin in of Irish son w was caught by 'keeper byBorthwick. "In the prison my husband Purity of Drinks. W. Watts to allow the soplayers I couirrn't happy it would be unhealand The bowling was done peaceful game, Secretary, whole for 2 FLINT, R. A. Groves game in the hands 3 for 55, Pow 2 for 57, Jamieson thy to leave the free from 36, Wooler, 1 for 18, and of authorities who are not partiali of 1 for 19. suspicion the In a second knock Midland fell

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THE ELECTIONS. distributive. The Penians in their time, like Sinn Feiners to -day. News of the no religion in their cause, i.e Australian electors have recently knew combined with Catholic,. Society seen an exhibition of the power of Protestant CALENDAR. Catholic with Protestant, in the their National Parliment in the ex- and ___ S. 13, First Sunday of Lent. Purple. for the political independ pulsion of one of its duly elected struggle SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED. AT FREMANTLE. FORMED once of Ireland. Leaders in the M. 14, Of the Feria. Purple. members. Now that such a usur- Fenian movement were Protestant. Of the Feria Purple. pation of power is a precendent, who so also are some of the principals in Even a shade temperature of 106.4 RELIGION TRIUMPHS OVER Tu. w. 15, Function. Inaugural 16, Of the Feria. Successful Quart. Ten. of Parlia' A Cabello NOWIPP.Per is a Pariah Is Pseisaul Mialisia-L20.es111. the functions (mill rot cool the ardour of over can tether SAVAGE STATE OF NORTHFein. Ireland's cause has Purple. Catholic at our chief port forty well ashers of the Sisters of Matters More important still, who Sinn ment? NATIVES. WEST been and is being fought by Catho- have taken a aecided turn towards Th. 17, Of the Feria. Purple. 1921. 12th.. Pre power? new FEBRUARY the to wield who appealed shall the Good Shepherd PERTH. SATURDAY. and Protestants alike. It is F. 18, Of the Feria. Quart. Ten. lay organisation during the all their friends to be present on vious to the episode under notice, lies to be quite expected that effective Purp'e. past few weeks. The parish of last Sunday afternoon at the Con- A Benedictine Missionary's Letter. S. 19.Of the Feria. its one feared F aliament. Indeed, therefore ally Fenian or Sinn Fein "oath" been well Quart. Ten. Now that the Blacks of the Drys_ vent to inainsinate the first public Parliament had lost in great mea- would not betray the religious intel- Fremantle has for months sure the confidence of the people. ligence, especially of the Catholic organised, but as is chronic amongst appeal since the foundation of that dale River Mission will be depicted Mass in Armadale Sunday, FebruNow it is an autocratic institution. Catholics there is that attitude of worthy institution at Leederville more black than they are, and utter again. He has Used for certain purposes by cer- party. in drawing. up such oath. In stranger" towards one another. sonic eighteen Years ago. Were it savages and hostile to the civilised ary 13, at 8 o'clock: Gosnells, 10 Whimpering Ned Carson has been on the rampage which we art the pamphlet with such familiars, and his briefs his with might the a while is for Parliament people, Catholic men are out to not far the intense heat that pm- life of the North-West on account o'clock. tain Fremantle been in cold storage concerned, its deliberate concoction his and hopes on his vanished if veiled, it is perfectly certain that at of the recent murder of the two Rather and barrier, that Test weapon ever known. down break as they are, in London Town, reflecting proved several times over by the read his doom written than acknowledge that to be a fact, least three times Sunday's attend- white men committed a year ago in The art union in connection with political vices. Like the biblical tyrantan who of the first three their initial effort betrays any lack ignoble cause, has had time but a fact it is, it would be much very wording itself of in ance world have responded in per- Vansittart Bay, the work of the St. Francis Xavier Church debt will by a shadow hand, this storm petrel The introduction of of enthusiasm and determination rewished, deduced more preferable for electors to be or. four lines! he had have, it Benedictine Mission will be looked be drawn at a social to be held in might son to the Sisters' invitation. Aa he which from impossible reviews then direction that mental for propaganda serves the runs: "There's no fool like an able to say they no longer looked this bestial No, for energy, was, the meeting was very enthusias- upon by its enemies as unnecessary, the Armadale Institute to -night. instructive lea:ons. But as the saying to by to Parliament to settle the social Purpose of catching some iinthink- sults are expected. and result considerif not altogether useless. tic, its must be 12th. inst., under the auspices of and success, social real old fool," and this knightly old humbug, so long kow-towed cheerfulness, during officials, persists in the de- and industrial affairs of the country, mg people off their guardcommon pan Scanlan, Maher, and I am pleased to send you a brief with aims and objects unquestion- ed highly satisfactory. andMany Orange grandmasters and tin -tagthesectarian although councillor, guide, and familiar It would surely be more pleasant to election time. Australian ishes were represented, of another affair, in which idson. lusion of believing himself to be sense may surely be depended on to ably defined, there should not be the business was a little late corn- account similacrum a not With unof Ireland. adjustment are Blacks Northern for also the on hoping implicated of keep people commending in friend of the condemnation of such any hesitation masquerades as the Chief der the "old" Parliamentary regime se.ice its methods Very Rev. Father E. Callan, splendid progress was the Drysdale Mission. showing that of interest in Ireland Has anti-Irish Irishman when the time abroad the function it was our pri- mencinil, career of misrepresen- than for the people to have to ap- scurrilous which means that the work of if it is not always that the Catholic O.M.I., Superior of the Oblate of the Northern Irish, and continues in his unbiest on last Thursday made, to attend vilege people, the Irish divide to arrives* adjourned meeting (to be held the con- Fathers in Australia, was to arrive proach a tribunal servile to their tation, bigotry, and mischievous slanderings Patrick's Hall, FreSt. at evening to -morrow week at the Convent). trol over the Blacks. the fault is in Fremantle by the R M.S. Narwishes and fancies at election time and, if possible, to keep them divided. CHRISTIANITY AND THE mantle. kunda yesterday. The widely known facilitated, will rnsoirnssieotinmaerisesducaentohasst-erapngerfe offered him the leader- in fear and trembling. This can BLACKS. It was the inaugural social of the already soto notch Recently the Ulster Unionist Full Council his the entire satisfaction of cropping up. I will not try to ex and highly esteemed Soggarth Aroon Federal as of the be said strength truth with declining and old age pleaded he Men's Society, Fremantle Catholic ship of that body, but left Western Australia to attend a white the enthusiastic the two be said both Sisters and of it ever the murder perMay cute his Parliament. sacrifice foAd a and on entering the hall one could helpers. will be Elsewhere an excuse for rejecting the offer. He is unwilling to cause, men,.bislauctkfIeiwioiLlssa. rauthitat it is not all General Chapter of the Order in which he of a State Legislature? The worst belated nar- not be but struck by the cordiality interesting but sonal interest.; or his comfort to the Irish Unionists and Rome about nine months ago, and met The visitors were by the Rev. At rapidly. most spread disintegrating diseases thepart g played rative of good fellowship displayed on all Mother Prioress and Sisters in the knows, as at present constituted, is a crumbling last September, subsequently visited the Old Land. On the 26th of always was, he is the moment there is an avalanche of t the blacks of the Drysdale and sides. There was an air of plea- Convent hall, and graciously escort- while Sir W. M. Vaughan Lewis. A warm welcome by the Oblate one, but like the dog in the manger that he is, and he Toryism that many for denote to hay instances which in in the River Benedictine Mission sure that foretells of success for all ed to the large community room. Lieut.-Commander of H.M.A.S. Ger- Fathers and a large gathering of not prepared to withdraw from an arena the decline of and Imperialistic tendencies are be - tracking and discovery of the rerears been a discordant and disrupting element.whoNoting reunions. Tables in T shape which would certainly have not been anium, was spending a holiday in citizens awaited him on arrival. pay tribute to the ing treated as on the decline mains of the late Warrant officer such jiis baneful supre-eacv over the Northern crew were well laden with refreshments, large enough to accommodate the the Benedictine Mission of Drysdale Father Callan, who has greatly benethat and he July, the Dominions, throughout on the 12th of the H.Ill A.S. Ger- liquid of Davis, name of William of Orange and curse the Pope the and edible, and nicely -arrang- attendance that cooler weather con- River, a party composed of the crew fitted by his sojourn abroad, was decult which has main- apparently one immense final effort anium, us by to sent is foreshadowing the approaching senile decay of No accommodation ditions and the cause in which they and officers of that vessel landed at Ighted to inform us recently that his distinction he en- is being made to Sustain capitalistic the Missionary. ed decorations. Benedictine tained his political life and gave him whatever poltical to and was spare in this the provi- were invited to assemble would en- the entrance of Napier, Broome Bay, Grace Archbishop Don n we 1! Belfast domination which has been part Father Aubero, O.S.H. It will certain joys, makes a last stupid rally to enlist the support of the amuse theselyes, but, unfortu- O.M.I., Superior General, who visited parcel of Empre building, not ly come as a surprise even to the sional committee were minute in sure, Laborites to prop up the tumbling fabric of West Britonism in Ireland. and amuseMonsignor an this Right Res% Veras State calculations. Indeed, it was The they took in 1913, entertains a their what the of nately in the interests however for well-wisher enthusiastic most Parliament Ulster the of days these war The golden V.G., addressed the gathering, meet ended in a tragedy. memory of Western AustraWe are not hearing anything "National" goys Australia's native race-fast becom- stated that one of the first and prinBill "for the better masses, otherwisesubmit and lia and its people. Father Wheeler. created under Lloyd George's so-called Home Rule ing extinct-to realise that many cipal activities the society would en- explaining the objects of the meet- rant officer (Davis) got astray that it will ernments couldand absolutesomething government of Ireland," but the cables lead us to suppose way members of this despised race can gage in was not only to "renovate ing, and mentioning a desired course no more was seen of him. The party O.M.I., Superior at Inchicore. Dubby tangible more loyalty the of surely, poor lin, and Father McCallion, O.M.I., There can be no question, soon come into being. but to the ag- yet be looked to and depended upon the present hall, but also to enlarge of actice. 'ho enable the art union did all in its power to find the territory of the O'- of essential reform, and devotion of Britain's garrison in the stolen Judging by initial member. tickets to be put into circulation, it man, but without success, and on Professor of Philosophy at the Oh to perform great Christian and en- it." reactionaries in grandisement of the few rich-now Neill! to British interests; nothing to alarm the gang ofthose Tory common human acts of chivalry, ship figures and the attendance at had been decide] to organise a the morning of Tuesday. the 28th, late House of Studies, Belmont, Co. interests vested richer-whose unionists to stampede "Conse- the Geranium came at full speed to Dublin, have kindly memories of the the Coalition Government, and nothing extinction risking their lives-and life to them that function, it is quite within grand Westralia Fair. of the aspirations and Premiers and politicians must toever Father Callan wiil to is as sweet as it is to the rest of men bounds to say that a large meeting quently," said the. Vicar General, the Mission for help. A little before Golden West. whose great dream is the crushing and respect and be subservient re- be accorded a public welcome by the busi- midday she was steaming her first, the most important "the Matters ideals of an Irish Ireland. a being, extinction. a fellow hall will quite a be necessary ad--in the search of most favour- dodgeaspolitical ness fir us to de is to name stall- turn for the place where the officer Catholic people of Fremantle in St. scrutiny. close comparatively The conditions, we are assured by the Tory Press, are demand until junct to these who the society in assured its such man, white the on holders."' General discussion en- got lost, carrying three blacks and Patrick's Hall, on Nfondsy evening when we reflect able in the North. We have our doubts, and State affairs the people at pre- recently they looked upon as their advanceinent. Unionist parties in the In cued, and at length it was ascertain- one half-caste from the Mission as at eight o'clock. .Ad rnultos annos. strength of the Nationalist or Republican have an opportunity to study enemy, the robber of their terriWhen the formation of this new ed The Ulster sent situation State. that no less than three stalls had trackers. Five days later about to 12th custheir March on or. and encroacher six counties which will comprise the the Ulster future the tory, the Catholic bedy was mooted (in which of Governhold Holy Mass will be celebrated at its been allocated, the ladies concern- 20 of the crew, with the LieutsCo.mof certain too not is is impen welcome Full Council It a decision. Unionist their toms. The story offers record Father Neville, O.M.I., and mans, of Craig, James Sir leader, new ed having cheerfully accepted the mander at their head, accompanied the places mentioned as follows:everyone with a vote sidelight on the Supreme Court Capi- the best-know n men parishioners responsibilite ment in the Northern Parliament. The searched for the Sunday, February 13, Brunswick. 9 of the King or the ative that of necesmaking the trackers, by these of the natives which influence of the one to in spoke with reserve when he referred to the coming resort tal cases, took prominent part) many quesarrangements and organising lost officer, which was not only a.m., Haney, 11 am. Sunday, he hoped, the Southern should Prince 'of Wales to open the Northern, andbehind ballot box to bring about a much were concerned in murdering in cold tions cropped up regarding the scope sere the Unionists, and desired to aid their collecting cam- fruitless, but accounted for so much February 20, Waroona, 30 a.m.:, a majority "Nationalist" goy- blood two Broome white men, and of its operations, etc., but foremost functions Parliament. There is not leader change. in reall at optimistic paigns. Amongst the gentlemen pre- experience from thirst that one of Yarloop, 10 a.m. too not are Sunday, Februnew in the charged to man been looked the body supporting hese in the other a white ernments in organising that the was the unanimity Unless On ary 27, Mornington, 9 a.m.-; Bruns was Mr. J. R. Campbell, whol the trackers drank sea water. parliament. sent harmonious re- with the murder of an aboriginal. discernable in all quarters which for gard to the future of Ulster under the new which Lloyd vain to bring about of the wick, 11 a.m. day that fifth secretary. of the than in the capacity of the morning acted independence more much the were of very accused the has All sections Bob. Parliament any misgiving as to the pre - As far as practicable, the appeal will search, the party found that the offiapproval of all latiovs betweenAt the cost of one Big sentenced "for life," but this was bade George intends it to have unless its works have the community. sent time being opportune or other be organised direct from the Con- cer had passed a certain place the A general meeting of h Society the franchise to be a liberal one, they sections of the six counties, assuming have indulged the other. The commuted to a lesser term of im- wise. and short a and That the time chosen was vent leader n hat s therefore reeuired day before, but the signs were om- of St. Vincent de Paul will be held Ulster new for the causThe latter case we prophesy a stormy time must remain as they are-or prsonrnent spot was so grassy that' imnorito.wJostrn'sdaCyh7cchom, Smuebnicaicnog, to opportune various of the people is a liberalan a en- inous. Carson is a spent force in Ulster poli- people have and eel coil interest exploiters their sudden shrift for Carsonism. were-while drums on the tofollowthetracks, on Thursday week left no thusiastic cooperation. Judgingbythefailed partyThe The noisy, insolent gangs who beat their Orange channels whose estab- verse in the Press, and in the light speeches tics. be a constructive recourse to this will surely be and was forced at sunset to give for doubt. preliminary Sunday's meeting* nodoubt cif this story there can 12th of July, and break the public peace, will not lishment as public utilitieshasclear-.-they day again the tracks linking when forthcoming. of hope was all meeting called, which elected the in But useless state. expressed utter then that the opinions element in the Northern Anglo-Irish ly demonstrated their ' The Victim." the great flan At the concluson of the busine ss, lost in the morning. On the other Messrs of the an executive committee. could muster and masquerade in full brutal force has passed. mess, but whose political significance favor of the tamed natives 3w.t1,5ichp.mat.tracted so much attenti sr tea of the afternoon. Gfand than Frank Collins Frank justice and for O'Connor, justified. insistent were less end. an West is not "wild" to North of Ireland a means is obvious as Labour in the North w throughout partakers subsequentlyrefreshments 'the and was calling of Commonwea'th. bonds same had reposed will in them the The confidence for the future eco- and claim respect Labour in the South of Ireland and in England.with the Southern Ca- Modern politics is economics: pen badly be shown in St. Brigid's Church ei7er nern:tgru When treatment of the natives, not only of the meeting, and are the p resi. tchoen,veiVorsanweated "business." nomics is"business" fellowship unite the Belfast Protestantworker of 3rd Grounds being in the morning on Tuesday damaged: the int. and 15th. Febunity its inclivident and secretary respectively the of by maintains but also in Ireland it by the State, ply elect tholic worker, and whilst Labour rut ' The have Putting made to the front balcony to enjoy October she brought back the trackis for the people to ask themselves duals under whose influence these the new organisation. Ned Carson knows that the Ulster Parliament will of th h tcool t popu ar man. democracy. Ulster will how they can expect reforms while unfortunate beings happen to the wheel at once marchh in step with the aspirations of the Irish by Mr. Tom Madigan, the Children nf On the panoramic view the magnificent for Sydney. and steered fected, the by or posiKing proof the the committee decided upon a soplaced. This narrative is they elect such representatives, have its Parliament, and it may be opened the Convent's unique situation previous day, however, still hoping Mary's candidate. that As the results extract can the of of Ulster nature people function the susceptible cial as the first step in of hard-headed the tive unless . but Prince of Wales, to arrive in time we sent another w'll help the Children of Aftr5 prosperity to their homes Black towards the Word of Gen, bringing the men of the parish to- affords' from it measuies that will give comfort andlife friends and sympathisers with expedition, composed of two coolary Stall at the forthcoming basaar, we -in Northern Ireland A TRIBUTE EARNED AND and the mere fact that the certain gether, which resulted in an atten- theAllSisters' and a lessening of the burdens under which Appeal are in- and three cdoeny, on board of a eeaPe to see a good audience' cordially preeent. Fathers be tribulations will there Benedictine Ireland the APPRECIATED. mastery dance of about 160 men or varying has been no better than in Southern up in Ireland by the Unionists. them age, which sea; considered very en- wiled to be present at the adjourned canoe, to begin searching from the of Dia'sdale have won over crew many for the new Government set the general meeting to be held at the side opposite of where by sheer example, loving kindness seeks to enlist C.Y.M.S. In his opening remarks These five With that uncanny gift he has for mischief Carson We are humble enough to prefer and succour is borne out by obedi- the chairman, Air. Frank Cllins. Convent at 3.45 p.m. on to -morrow of the Geranium were. people by aspersing (Sunday) week, February 20th It men crossed the Napier Broome the sympathy and fellowship of the Belfast Labour praises, and for knee and the display of at least a cer- welcomed our to sound others English the of report The all present and 'dealt must be also borne in mind that if Bay in less than two hours. and set Don't forget to-morrow morni, Labourites. the intelligence of the Enzelish have no objection to tame amount of intelligence and con- briefly of British rule in Ireland has that matter matters of first im or- the amount asked for be forthcom- to work in the same day, calling Sunday, 13th February, at 11 a.m, Labour Commission on the administration underrated by- saleration for the safety of another ance. our efforts underrate having apis Carson and the first football meeting for 1921 reactionaries, English the them in ing, it is certain that another ap- more coolary people to join had a stunning effect upon In the matter of the human being. Who will say, then, Orangeism as a factor in Northern the few. all will be held in the Society's rooms. He stressed the necessity of pre- peal by the Good Shepherd Sisters their task. For several days garently nervous as to the future of worth of our Irish contributions by that our North-West Missions are tenting 'Labour of Northern the eyes dust in We led to believe from what we threw of the officer. are of a were the tracks to not heard for front, offence, will probablybe not in a solid after politics. He attempts in Dublin, not a success temporarihe and may paid hirelings who our special correspondent but in defence, against the attacks period like to that which has slaps- till on the 8th October they came to have heard that there will be a good by minimising the cruelties of the auxiliaries-those lies about the we also allow others to judge. Cyril we hope no less spiritually? he attendance pirate-and of players, both new and the and founded tracks was where the assaesin at institution creek of the present ed since the a being made the of against vices bank the the have all letters are written by him and discredited political humbug, whose Bryan's Crossing the old, as well .as a number of support. Catholic community. The siprit of in W.A. 18 years ago, the present were lost sight of. Republicans.This old beaten in Ireland. IF IRELAND WERE NONPromises have been received blatant appeals to the pas- as an Irish -Australian ers. them the first, the pick being could appeal they if general see to speeches delivered that evencreek all the reputation has been built upon bigotry and comparis CATHOLIC. several that were not C.Y.M.S. had no constructive His position in Dublin occupied in ing was allied to a determination of one and only to date. up again, one blackfellow (Miron) from sions of an illiterate and unreasoning faction instead he stupidly de- able to that which ashe an players last year to link up with the saw at the bottom the leg of the policy to submit to the Labourists of the North, artillery Egypt and France a recent appeal to his emigre- offsetting the scurrilous, uncalledbetter In had they Society's team this year, and we be found could creek alternative This belt. an a also until and dared that The West gation for prayers on behalf of Ire- for tactics of tne enemies of the Ca- mistaken, the British Government fiver, of the Tory Hum- officer with the A.I.F. with alligators, and there wish the 1921 team the best of luck stick to the little Welshman." How very like the cry a Australian public was charmed with land. an English priest said the tholic religion, and in this nothing has been found out in too many is infested Welshman through right little the season. The only poor the Australia's made that have but who doubt no be country, could this in bugs his spirited effusions which were trouble with that country would but united effort, Catholic unani- things lately to confirm: in it. prehis shocking death by way that it will be possible at the political Joss. published in toto at the time by long since have ceased if she were mity, could stem the vigorous.sec- sent prozrarnme of reprisals and des- officer met end of the season to acclaim the blacks the other for out and souls Miron their them. sweat should also They the West Australian. Though Northern Irish Labourites non-Catholic. Were she Protestant, tarian propaganda and hostility now truction much longer." leg and brought the belt P.C.Y.M.S. team as premiers for 1921 they. should witness their native were written as from an Australian or Jewish, or professed no religion at directed against Catholics in theta Mr. E. J. Dunn, in responding, buriedtothe British capitalists in Belfast; though the the Mission on the 9th of is by every member interesting him interests of the governing in both those countries. in He was all, she would long since have got employment and business. of humour to the pro- back a touch lent land exploited and and pauperisedand of Many other aborigines re- self in the team, right from the first the portion be October. poverty should always one to face the facts, Accompanying the President at ceedings. the wanted in the way of His method of enunciatclasses of England: though misery for the meeting and doing his best to induce mark the future of the piebald make- neither climate, ,circumstances, en- whatever But, being the top table were Father Neville, ing the claims of the Irish people mained at the place looking political freedom. their children. and ruin and decaythey those playing with other teams to cattle the body. obedient of like rest down must lie shift Northern Irish Parliament, whose uncanny genius has earned for vironment nor risk was a deterrent. Catholic, she was denied such con- O.M.I., on his right, also Oblate Frs. and other peoples in subjection was this join up with our own. received we The day before The Casey and Ahearne, Messrs. James followed closely, which, interspersThe truth he must always tell. As cessions and persecuted. and stick to the little Welshman, Last Saturday the '!A" cricket to arrest arrived fierce policemen following news, the Ireland in affairs a one can public no gave of regards his Irish letters, Dwyer (president of the Perth ed with many stinging reflections on the coolary murderers of the Britain's administration Father in these few words two team met Riversdale, and once again surely separate truth from the sin- synoptical view of the long and bit- C.Y.M.S.), H. Townsend, vice-presi- Empire growth at the expense of white denunciation of the English Labour Commissioners, We placed Jack Mayhew got past the century, Broome. of men been contribution has which occaeach Britain which Ireland many Great cerity with ter struggles which dent, Jas. Dowling, Jas. Monaghan, small nations, provided their at the same tune putting up the "Things arc being done in the name of the whole of the affair in world The atmos- rings. He is the wonder of those forced to undergo in her efforts to E. J. Dunn (editor of the Sunday sions for serious thought, and again the individual score of any memmust make her name stink in the nostrils of and hands,' suggesting to them that our highest It is desire the provocative be- who know him, for hardly any one secure her rights. There is no na- Mirror, present by special request), for outbursts of laughter. could ber of the team for the season. Joe body if the phere of terrorism which has been created was that from specific of his admirers could realise that tion in the world more generous and P. A. Bryan (Editor of THE characteristic of Mr. Dunn to alappears, also, to be right up the Canny at buried be should haviour of the Crown's armed servants, quite inapart it found our hearts feelings month in and month out he is a sick than England in dealing with Pro- RECORD). ways provide his audience (and be accepted the to form, and we were pleased to see reprisals, are in themselves sufficient to arouse of Mission. The police mart (as a result of war services), testants, Jews, and other non.Cethoof Octo- Tom Outridge had a bit of an outtoasts were honoured readers) with a good assortment seven 12th or the Six on and of deepest horror and shame." suggestion, that the when perusing his breezy letters. Be- tics, but despite apparent regret far during the evening, and speeches ap- his big stock of wisdom and wit. his Roy Gordon registered ber they sailed to trace the murdering. But Carson has barefacedly told the Belfast Labourites Mr. Hoey, in an effective speech, ers of the two white men. I accom- greatest performance with the ball ignorance. There sides his work of giving to the ex-, her past in the quarrels which arose propriate to the occasion were made. British Labour Commission's verdict is the result ofcreated aca truthful Australia Reformation, in v. -ell -known failingflee Irish so-called our reof the wicthe seven by out stressed saw for season, by taking 10th the facing situation the Dowling proposed the October of J. S. Mr. panied them. were two ways open to him in over- kets for seven runs, included an honourable man. The one count of the happenings in theira she still preserves deep in her heart toast of the Archbishop and Clergy that of Catholics being strangers to us back. Miron was sent port, as a British Tory politician. or as He wished that our land to Napier, Broome Bay, to the which was the "hat-trick." The next and to accuse them native land, and he treats this as a hatred of the Catholic Church with characteristic sincerity, employ- each other. was to challenge the findings of the Commissioners in she work as and which doing special another he is one duty, is implacable know Cosmopolitans, was the adwhich should match, against to openly other was discovery' where the creek ing earnest language to stress the people of partizanship with the Republicans, and the policy of administration. medicine, and hopes to finish up indulges to her own hurt. Some necessity of regarding the Hierarchy they come out of the church after made. At sunset we anchored at to be played this day week on the mit their veracity and to construct a better then, Catholics do not recognise the fact, If not of at the creek, and found Miron April next. and Wellington-street ground, should be True to his in guar- Mass or at any time, insteadand as fathers and and priesthood He took the easiest hurdle and chose the former way. irreconcilable movethat His certain, in September. certainly the less as but it is none passing out unknown present waiting on the beach. very interesting, as both teams are other blacks as well temporal whole political career he played the part of a mischievous, in matters dians he himis sufeven that not Ireland after ments time present should I was on the top mark as regards points at the society report the men's shore. discredited The He On thing. strangers. ignoble went the police did The political humbug and Vhat we do fering for her Catholic faith. In as spiritual. Father Neville ably be the means of bringing all the greatly surprised to learn that in- scored during the season, but we long associated self knows -as yet. and put the blame on the Irish people. He has beenof soIreland fully, however, and what this any Catholic journal is more responded, and after detailing his people together. He would not be stead of only the officer's leg they want our team to have its nose well appreciate that the North in the element Ortinge and fu with the reactionary affairs, we wish to acknowledge on his be- than justified in challenging English ideas fur the preservation the had brought, his emaciated body, in front after this match. yellow streak shows right through his every utterance on Irish paid tribute to satisfied until every man in roll. Back again and looking well, after bigot. Few half, is the real compliment paid political and economic aspirations tore of the society, the membership except the head. arms and one foot, and his judgments are twisted with the kinks of the Orange and secular press repre- parish was on in the Catholic and esand very worthy by our the people him of East, we are please4 expense as at the him regard now circle to the toast, diminishing reply and his rifle, which were found in his trip to theHennessy, outside of his narrow, peevish and Mel- industries of Ireland: and not only sented there that night, making spe- The president. the who went with teemed contemporary, from the to see Loy a mile half creek, and Fr. the same Mr. Hoey's supplemented a serious and militant politician or one whose word has any weight On February poor Ireland, but in India, Egypt, cial mention of Mr. Dunn. 'ha an Advocate. time as the other bourne same away at the in Nahe is an situated is More or less creek This of England. a sea. people wanted of the remarks, and Neville's the great majority and of justice resense whose journal editor that Watts. editorial, Poland, Lenny in an 3rd., Germany, bowler, fast Africa, Lewis "A" South team behind -paid -up membership of one pier Broome Bay, old Babbler-a blast from a fiery furnace that withers and destroys. ferred to Cyril Bryan as the "chief Mesopotamia, Greece, Hong Kong, fairness in ail things was exemplary fully MisThe syllabus item for next Wed. Appealing for the re- Island, facing the Drysdale seven Father thousand. "Stick to the little Welshman," says Carson to the Belfast Labour correspondent ha Ireland for all the or the Arctic regions for that matter. and worthy of imitation. nesday- night is a social evening, but sires fifteen miles distant, and We people, and we fancy we see them wink the other eye. Stick to him! Australian Catholic papers." Neville, in a fighting speech urged gular contribution and payment of miles from the entrance of the Bay. at the request of the social commit the subscriptions, Mr. Collins said Hardly; they'll be damned if they do. Catholic co-operation and solidarity are proud of the tribute. and can PERSISTENCY. sailed tee, it has been postponed till the work the society had in mind, Next day, 16th October, we and expressed the hope that as no first arriving in the following Wednesday night. 23rd The reprisals continue to shame internationalism and the deeds of a,stire its sponsors that it will cneer i.e., renovations, etc., could not be for the Mission, that his heart in championing, in the in the afternoon the February, when an evening and in Dub- previous attempt could compete clone without funds. morning, the Huns in Ireland make us ashamed of British justice. correspondent special Our face of such mghty oppression, a lin has time and again pointed out with the present one in banding the will equal, if not surpass, the cricA contemporary writes:"Kindred Societies," was proposed remains of the. officer wereWeinterred cause in which, notwithstanding our the differentiation persisted in by men of the parish together, so he success of last month will club's ket put a Cemetery. Mission a small the in only that fallen Empire of the all people who wished the Townsend, by Mr. "So low have buoyancy and determination to upthe cable forecasted a successful career for success to the Perth Catholic Y.M. small cross on the grave. Besides be held. percentage of the loud-throated hypocrites who condemned Prus- hold, seems at times almost lost, but British officialdom, and February 22nd is the last of the society, judging by the gathering Society, whose 'prseident was beside the Missionaries the police and nasia when such things were said of her are at all ashamed of what which in Ireland is being won as mongers regarding murders aryl the in the He him. concluded he saw before instance An fives were present -Father Aubero, river excursions appearing Ireland. in shootings is being done to a small nation by England." him. syllabus, and we earnestly surely as day follows night. present in point occurred in Wednesday's by expressing the desire that the Mr. Dwyer replied, echoing the Yet, Carson, in his impotency, tells Northern Irishmen to stick to to each and every member appeal should jump to nothing mover's shown membership it was when Australian, West remarks, and guaranteed to be present on this night, and, if the Little Welshman. They'll scarcely forget that they are-IRISHKAREL/ACM VILLAINOUS PROPAGANDA. that a youth was "shot dead" by under 500. relationship at all times by possible, we would like to see this a MEN. The toast of "The Old Land and cordial Crown forces, and in the very next the men with the Fremantle COOPER -- HAYNES.-On Janu- much greater success than any of Perth Murderthe New" was placed a "constable in the capable ary 31st, at St. Mary's Church. the previous ones held. There is no telling the depths to "news" item. Society. Michael Collins, we were told hands of Mr. Jos. Monaghan, who Midland Junction, by the Very which bigotry and sectarianism drag ed." "The Press' was also toasted. to While on river trips, some memkilled, and in treated with the subject in convinc- which Rev. Dean Kiely, Vincent Cooper, bers certain of our fellow citizens. Times during the week wasinformation Mr. Bryan suitably, replied. have not yet paid up for the was ing language. He claimed the priof William -street, Midland Junc- picnic or the last moonlight excurand circumstances seem to make the same breath the The was by function concluded of system the whole Thus vilege to denied. reverse the order of A.I.F.), to the 11th. Batt., (late tion of joyful the nefarious practices the singing of "God Save Ireland" and the secretary is very ansion, "Lands," and, like Father Neville, and "Auld Lang Syne." Gwendoline, daughter of Mr. C. They fabrication is worked. these small-minded .people. to have all money for these Due to Arrive Next Thursday put "Australia first and for ever Haynes (general secretary Amal- xious delight in an election campaign to before the end of the term. in hand attempt the spread of their SACRED HEART LADIES' COL- best." The speaker bade his hearers SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL gamated Railway Employees), A matter of which we are conand Mrs. Haynes, Harper-street, stantly reminding members, but of to be careful regarding the coming intolerance. HIGHGATE HILL, arrangements shameful doctrine of PERTH. LEGE, his Grace the Archbishop is ex- will be given to theThose papers (Eastern Junction. Midland elections. the distribuHe advised them above collectors The latest "stunt" ismeans which we have still need to issue ancted to arrive by the Osterley at for his reception. TUCKFIELD-STREET, please copy.) of trail all to beware of the influences that places, BOARDERS and DAY their report. tion in public other reminder, is the non-payment 'age Roads on the 17th. inst. at who haye not yet made requested EAST FREMANTLE. to were being propagated in their to sit, etc., a pamphlet purporting SCHOLARS. subscriptions. Last time the of It will be. some time and all collectors, are Tuesday even idday. be the "Secret Constitution of Sinn Conducted by the Religious of midst by a few sectarian mongers IN MEMORIAM. crossing off of unfinancial members terwards, probably, before his meet at the Palace on Vein-The Fenian Oath." We hay. and irreconcilibles. "The present Notre Dame Des Missions. Pupils are prepared for Uuniver- PAULEV.-01 your Charity pray came round, there were very few ,race will come ashore at Freman- ing next, and submit their reports. been tempted to narrate a few of had come to be a time when we city, Commercial, and Musical Ex- for the moose of the sou of names to be removed, but some of BOARDERS and DAY le, and the reception to be tender. It will be the final meeting, and it is the schemes of the Protestant Fed must stand tip for Australian na- aminations. SCHOLARS. Bridget Pauley, who passed away those now on the books will require d to him by the laity, will take expected that the collectors will be ration of W.A. had in recent opera tional principles," said Mr. Monagpresent. in the February 10th, 1920, at Boulder; to pay up very shortly, or they will evening, ersity following for Una For further particulars apply to the lace Pupils are prepared unnecIt is present. at and tion As for the Old han. Land, the until his days remain beloved mother of Edward and be in very serious danger of helping REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. ;athedral Grounds, at 8 o'clock. Only a few essary, they are fairly well known. and Musical Examinations. continuing, said that the Thomas Pauley, Mesdames Con- to swell the list of this term's crossTel. A3810. 'his arrangement will give the Arch- Grace will be amongst us, and it is Our desire is to warn Catholics to particulars apply to speaker, further For most fitting way to propose a toast On ings off. nolly, Robarxii and Maher. 'thop a little rest after the voyage felt that the best efforts of the comREV. MOTHER PRIORESS. only sufficient heed to rememto her was in tears. She was on LORETO CONVENT, OSBORNE. mittee should bb put forward to take Jesus have We are very sorry to hear Jack whose soul sweet rior to meeting his people. Tel. B199. ber the treachery now being sponwelthe fitting rack, torn, and in agony, our Archbishop a but Raphael is not very well, and we give certain for mercy. Now that it is known -citizens fellow FOR of their BOARDING SCHOOL by some sored the spirit of the men of Easter hope that his trip to Albany will hen his Grace will arrive, finality' come on his return. YOUNG LADIES, for certain political ends. Our eneto health. Week and her present leaders buoys WANTED KNOWN. RYAN.-In loving memory of John completely restore hintAccountancy inies will not succeed: they will be ON -OPENS RE who 12th. The Intermediate died Ryan, of Maylands, Will anyone knowing address of us up. Ireland must win. People ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. utterly routed if Catholics take held in the Society's he will Class It is deep injustice to parents and 1920.-R.I.P. are to see through beginning February, the FEBRUARY NEXT, TUESDAY IR14 of late timely action. Such has been done MRS. MULVALE, o children to invite pupils in the of British propaganda in spite Sweet Jesus, have mercy on his rooms on Monday evenings in the 16th. Little Sisters of the Poor. regarding the pamphlet under re- WIN-STREET, kindly communi- mist future at 7.45, and all students are ame of religion to a school a whit soul. Billy Hughes' War Precautions For further particulars apply to It was specially brought to cate with A.F.S., 238 Beaufort -street, of Client of the Sacred Heart for- view. asked to attend punctually. nferior in methods and results to Inserted by his loving wife. SUPERIOR. 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The Holy Father and China. PI tions her thoughts and doings. She NOGGERUP t tells her own story, dispensing in Pope Benedict's fatherly interest print with the disabilities of the in Chinese missions-testified on va1 (From Our Correspondent). She is "one out of 5 printed page. READ OFFICE i ious occasions-is attributed by SYDNEY. Sunday last, Mr. A. Ag. Wily ten thousand,"for she is nature; , is ,aasass as many to the fact that his great son,On M.L.A., OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF motored to Noggerup. a gift repaid, of a What sense of della Bernardin uncle, Monsignor the stunt, out for on a political not A LITERARY CAUSERIE."' chapter closed, led her to abandon iThiesa, a Franciscan, was Bishop of sake of sweet charity, to inaugur poetry? Ten years ago a collecPekin,.7ina. and consecrated the first, and In th Principal Clti and Town,. of Australia and Rabaul (New Britain); London (E). a movement to aid the widow LOUISE IMOGEN GUINEY. II tion of Miss Guiney's poems aopearthus far, the only native Bishop of ate and family of the late Mr. Wm. "Happy Ending." entitled ed, III Duperanzel, who died in a private Catholic Essayist and Poet. at all Branches, and Savings Bank Agencies at 3049 Post Offices throughFriends and critics protested, but to Monsignor della Chiesa was born hospital in Banbury on the 21st. out Australia, and at Papua, New Britain, Solomon, and other islands of th PscIfte. no.avail.h She replied fthat she hal laws, Protestants, £3,434,400: Jews. in Venice, in 1643. and at an early ult., as the result of an accident In Miss Guiney, the literary world sgi% Intereet on Deposits up to 41,000. The Law of Adjustment. ine o verse: an er ast Rite. age joined the Franciscans. He went whilst fellingtimber for Messrs. re k Oriental suffered a% Interest on Amount. over 4E1,000 up to emsoo. g:zaritterisloyssetIsanlesist she kepther word.wtiiiired.poeSthrye toufrnoedthehresr Said the Man with the Hoe to the i.G1 Budapest the spolia- to China in 1680 as representative of Bunningtimber Bros..ut JAMES Sir DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.CL, KELL, the Pick: Mac with illinatcoNnungecgteiruonp.wAitdh. widely read than it deserves. There tion of churches was not so success- Pope Innocent XI., with the title of their and of my knowtedge" to the best Deputy Governor July 1,L, la '2, Governor "I may be a most unintelligent hick. NI as it was elsewhere, because the Administrator General of China. dressing a large meeting of the residoubt that in the future she she herself has written no poetry But, frankly, I envy the money seople organised themselves to deMr, must rank high among Catholic since, unless we except the rhymes When the See of Pekin was erect- dentshere andthedistrict. you've made, fend the sacred edifices against the ed .in 1690, Monsignor della Chiesa Wilson explained his mission. He charming essayist, a care- and occasional conceits with which For the has that you labour, the agents of Bela Kun. An apostate was appointed Bishop, but be could spoke highly of triolate Mr. Du P et ful historian, an excellent literary she amused her young friends. more yon are paid priest, Oskar Faber, was put in flat makehis residence in the city, alizel. whom he had known for 12 critic-. it is. still as a poet, Behind all this we glimpse a very His because of the hostility of the Em ye as and no more conscientious above' all as' a Catholic poet, I'd like to know how yuu accom- charge of the "liquidations.' that lovable personality; and, indeed, -as Jews. the trick," plish assistants were nearly all workman he had ever her name will better only and visited the capital and peror, are very many to whom her there Said the Man with the Hoe to the seeTpyiecveersteiminspe absent. The known. lie asked the gathering to when the ruler work wasse practically unknown,ufantitkritiojaw,n,auntz; Man with the Pick. No White Terror in Hungary. ir.ftruyaleasarigiaitr Chinese Bishop consecrated by Mon- give tangible proof of their for the widow and eight seYS: breaks through. She stands, strong- dear. Visitors to Oxford during the Gregory Dr. Funder's .testimonv with re- signor della Chiesa was took CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. Said the Man with the Pick to the place dren --the youngest is two ears cold ly girt with the greatest of the vii°. Lopez The conaecration twentyyears who have spent spect to happenings 'in 1-1"ungary Man with the Hoe: the eldest 18 years old-by lib- toes-with Faith, with Hope, with last and 1685. in Pekin in the anytime at the BodleianLibrary regime and ch 'fund, the to "The way of the toiler is tedious and der the BelatheKun contributing erally With these-her sword must remember Louise Gainay at died in Christian GovernMonsignor della Chiesa conduct of slow, Over£28 and her defence-she he then started. Note the Address : laboured and her desk. surrounded by the manuPIER that reign of 1721, after 40 years of his life had whichsubscribed.. Just close up your farm till the went which followed at once. This is achieved, for in faith and hope she scripts she loved. The sixteenth terror, is fully borne out by Dr. .i been spent in missionary labours was cause. middleman begsnoble a beginningg in the only 'Phone, thought and in charity A4.308, Private 'Phone, through made A2938. in fact, song, her, tour century a had claimed made who Chinese. among the He'll soon pay five shillings a dozen palters, Oa Thursday afternoon, the 20th. setting her song on paper to increase from the time when she began to just alsections of Hungary and hasobserfor eggs; tilt., at 1 o'clock, the deceased was the joy of her fellow -men. and and made her an think for herself, experiences written of his production For prices go up when visited in the forest by several chilFaith gave her a mystic depth and Elizabethan. There were few who vations in the Swiss Liberal RepubC. H. SMITH & CO. gets low," dren of the family, and then was insight. She possessed a soul that knew more of that century's contri"A merciless reign of felling a tree, tell- realised the presence of God, and bution to Said the Man with the Pick to the lican Daily. engaged UNDERTAKERS, whole the through literature, who could say terror raged Man with the Hoe. t he children that he would not that realisation home to that they were more intimate with OBTAIN PRICES FROM country for four long months. At 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. ins home. As he did not relate be It took her out enslaved, of and herself -trodden the life and character of the period. down the "I'm last or Night) .. A1231. turn at the usual hour in the even - ubatnhtflrss'he So the Man with the Hoe said. They swept away Phone (Day She never tired of describing the repeople awoke. of . consisting through with fatigue," ty par ing, All else for use, One only for desire, sults of her research. angry gesture those .. Shaw .. Tilbrook , Jar.. And proceeded to join the Non -Par- with a single se ors. Magnus, Messrs. Thanksgiving for the good, but Little by little she began to think who denied them free thought, free J. B. GEORGE tisan League; Sl7BIA00. Farrelly and Jots. Kelly was organic thirst for Thee: Out liberty. in terms of the spacious days until individual and speech, yieldwas middleman PHARMACIST, he that result And the obdurate the with eel, Upfrom the best, The TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE left_utt,e, whereof no man oppressors one morning in 1916 she realisecl that of the ruins these condition eci at lengthHAY STREET, 642 unconsciou, an in found need tire, and painr a she was dating her letters ied9, a WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION WITH For it seems that in union there nation is now aslowly sitting with his back to a log which PERTH. Impel Thou me . fact that is not surprising when we reconstructing government of las. sometimes is strength. THE BUILDING TRADE. he had prepared for the mill, and Hope gave her the mood of laugh- think of the love and labials that The Hungarian Chrisin measua engaged An,.....,the Man with the Pick, on the and order. . . people was which he PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST. ter and love. The daughter of a man she put into the anthology of Recu in the country tian common daenhtr. following day, at the timeo ef the aaccident. when he felt the hand of death sant Poets which God did not per e peasantry in the branchhe the head Saw his grocery bill-and then and the Christian VETERINARY CHEMIST. wasilg struck acinedhimw, sank. upon is knees and mit her to see in print. they together; In short,p risen have country the pay. more and tree, struck for adjoining an from with a certain all to have and a whatsoever was able to do good trust her hand for settled compound fracture of the skull put rn Gros!' and His merees . look- she did earnestly, living up to the Conununism, and incidentally with T. P. HERBERT /11_01 Young Artist recovery out of question. -Medical ed to HiminHis in her cares, left the advice given to one of her young the Jews and "Freemasons, whom of out aid was immediately summoned, future Grocer and Provision scarcely Family girl, Catholic hands, thus having friends:A for all their responsible hold they Duperanzel Mr. . recogsubsequently Merchant. and time to devote to others; she was her teens, is already being My own observations. "How dare one deliberately abanSUBIACO. was removed by motor to St. Clair 's called on the day s nised by American art critics as hay- r"serY would have don any gift of God, howevar slight what I have been able to learn 398 ROKEBY-ROAD, He lingered . Hospital. Bunbury. (Near Nicholson -Road). a high place amongst and the ing Day 'attained of Ales me that there cula hoy e so-e rg.gtreaant,. wsohroe nput.hoeuseliacni convince others, from without hours, but Goods carefully packed. Families there for severalihours, She was the truest of friends, the in the younger school of American labour in Hungary." I th.i it t CI Mc- is no white terror waited on daily. Country orders gaining consciousness, death occur- m t painters. She is Miss Noretta who tokeep t, are the As het ni Friday on attended ring at 6 o'clock body was Cormick Smith, of New York, carried to have its means we of showing last only resting The deceased was born in York, place, there were few whose eyes were gratitude to the Giver? Don't play established her studio in Washing- Lloyd George in India. WA., 45 years ago. He leaves a- not dimmed with tears as they gave with a faculty for literature. or for We are reminded by the New Zeaton last winter, and who has painted said MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L widow and eight children, the old their last and best return for her any art: that would be pagan." such distinguished men as Pres. land Tablet that Lloyd George he was Cox, Goverhe felt that est being 18 and the youngest two friendship. war the Governor during 45 Clever -street, West Perth. dent Wilson, She was a delightful comps -lion. . All Wool Patch's best Yarn, the years. He was an expert axeman- Such was the secret of her success, How nor Smith of New York State, Ma- fulfilling his ideals when he seized many and enjoyable were the of Pianoforte, Violin, Teacher hold most satisfactory Bathers made. and City, bully Cqual to two ordinary men in the and we find it borne out in her poe- weekly walks which she organised a powerful York" throat New of the Hylan by yor Organ Pipe and Harmony. an favourite people, universal Plain colours for ladies, plain navy prelates. bush-a big down by force a weak try; in her two prominent American description of dubbed-the S.S.P.P.--the a and "Sat London or navy and white for men. Medium TERMS ON APPLICATION. highly popular. Out of respecitiiti street, with "cabs like glowworms urday Society of Peripatetic Pap Miss Smith, who attended the Con- and then read how his Government p theso sizes, 35s.; out-sizes, 36s. 6d; extra darting forth," and Miss O'Connor is prepared to vent of the Sisters of the .Holy is fulfilling his ideals in India. The fists.' We would set out in tne early faithfullyoggeru large sizes, 37s. 6d. wherehim India Labour Union of America take Pupils for the Pipe Organ. Name in Albany, is now ambitious afternoon old to some world visage, by one, and two wasand by two, 11 years, and for of XV., worked benefits gently the follows Benedict as up sums All Wool Bathers, at 25s. to 'paint Pope with Miss Guiney trudging in the Telephone, A2946. ed down on Saturday, and a large The hatless urchins dancing through van, describing points of historical with that end in view will travel to being governed according to Mr.Wool Mixture Bathers, 19s 6d to number followed the remains of The level paven square"; George's ideals:-Education: Nei Europe this year. She has already 22s 6d. interest. much and causing laughter place to the for comrade their esteemed or in the Ode to a Mariner Ashore: by her quaint descriptions of acaemis done one likeness of the Pope The ther free, nor compulsory, nor unicent. of interment in the Sunbury Ceme- u give him back, before his passion effigies. TRY the Cathedral in New York. of her versal. Illiteracy: 93 per Death No walk was satisfactory on Saturday afternoon. young artist has found much great Length of Life: 23.a years. unless there was at least one dog to and The al Byrnes Handy Foods teryThe residents of Noggerupmaking rate: 32 per thousand. Average in inspiration in the works of the stinging cordage and the hollow the party, for dogs were always ad and farewelling among are are head. district per cents 50 works 9 dollars whose come: old masters and DAIRY PRODUCE. milted to full membership. Incleesl, to Mrs. Dunn and And sail) the glory of the medieval age. Leo- Average taxes: 1 dollar 60 cents a (Over WilliamSt. Bridge, Perth). a presentationNoggerup level with those aged eyes let one might almost say that aisove all TAILORS & MERCERS, HAY ST. s Hail on the family in the year per head. Average wages: nardo and Raphael are her favorites she loved dogs and young boys, "Where the Good Hata Are" Our Special m Line: family have been The 12th. inst. studies unskilled About 11 cents a day for and se has made close while her heart was big enough to Home -Made Pies and Pasties. work labour. To the war India gave many years here, and are universal - The bright, unsteady sea"; their masterpieces. Her first find room for young girls ace for and J. BYRNE again, PETER Proprietor. in the years. lovely ten ly lyric, esteemed. million A of age three-quarter about one and was done at the kittens. Friend's Song for Simoisius: At the age of twelve she had already men, over a billion dollars, million, liilNeeri si.,ntiE,fnagc-The of tons of food and stores. "The breath of dew and twilight's land;F tawnecla,typeyrheaarpssshthe attracted widespread attention. The Tel bereward for this loyalty was fresh National Academy of Design -- RAILWAY tion, England not appreaiate did her. -- .RECHABITE Be on thelonely battle -place, stowed on her a gold medal in 191's. coercion acts, machine guns to dis- I-1 She remained anonymous except to And to so young, so kind a face, By special permission she was al- terse unarmed crowds, imprisonthe few, thereby gratifying the wish Coffee Coffee The long protecting grasses cling! 'she expressed in an early essay: ROBERTSON & MOFFAT'S OLD BUILDINGS, MURRAYlowed to copy the celebrated Co- nients, deportations. death sentences. in Recent legislation deprived suspect lonna Madonna of Raphael, hung "Surely, surely, to be Anonymous is STREET, PERTH. MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. 'IsAh'rilaasurt'oanwlaeesinexodrabqle.ttheinag, the Metropolitan Museum of New ed persons of liberty and empower Alexander, better than to be end to Phone w * York City. Her work for the first ed officials to do as they pleased have no care is a more sumptuous The most suitable fcr Visitors to Psmati. They are, right oppolid)" 70 few years has been confined largely in the name of law and order, Inten from her poetry and find the same wealth than to have sacked site the Perth Railway Station. Best attention and Moderate to life pictures of prominent living die's cry for freedom was answered and her prose Her poetry cities."_ beauty in all. For she wrote as she Prices. the in studio little by bombs and machine guns, and men. In her are somewhat scattered and hard to simply.. Citizens have been Arlington Hotel in Washington, she by Dyerism. told. but we have not lost them. supreme notable of scores of a crime in the streets. It is paintings flogged has has left us have Though she is dead,hershe Americans of to-day who have sat to ask for what Lloyd George said mind and her New the outpourings of mastered it, SI. God, England fought for. India has been far her. "We keep said: she has heart. As She loved the world, but this did SUBIACO. SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. converted into a graveyard. . . not debase her love for God; for she the names of those who seem to Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway That is how Lloyd George takes by Sister of Cardinal Gibbons Dead. Stations. to the sound of spiriexit make their knew its true significance, its true Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. Miss Mary Gibbons. sister of Car- the throat a powerful bully holding relation to Him; one sees this in het tual trumpets, and who fling cur toTERMS MODERATE. PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. dinal Gibbons, died at New Orleans down a weak people. beautiful Christmas Carols, and in morrow's innocent gauds away, to 94 OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. last December, at the age of For Terms Apply to clothe themselves with immortalthe mystic "Beati Mortui": Rev. Mother. years. She had been a parishioner The War and Religion. ity."-Edward Jackson Macdonald. "In spirits risen anew, of St. Joseph's parish for 70 years. The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at does not The Manchester Guardian Like larks in air Simple funeral services, in keeping think that religion has gained anyKalgoorlie. To whom fiat earth is all a heavenwith a family tradition, were held. thing by the World War. "Look M. J. O'KEEFE ward stair." In addition to Cardinal Gibbons, the where you will," says our contemTelephone, 8 Armada's. BUTCHER, GERALD V. P. McOARTHY, Her essays are witty, scholarly, deceased is survived by another porary, "there is no sign among the LEEDERVILLE. OARR-ST.; 245 and full of charm. We follow her brother, with whom she resided. masses of the people that the reProprietor, Lamb Pork, through Mutton, Beef, Boston's Prime "cowtrack" R.I.P. streets ligious idea has advanced one foot . after "a pleasing encounter with a always on hand. Corned Beef and during and since the war. The pickpocket." We feel with her that Small Goods a Specialty. All Meat Four Catholic Mayors. war, which, according to some in though the purse is gone, adventure kept in Cool Storage on t Ise PreFour Catholic Mayors have been genious minds, was to re-establish rehas compensated for its loss. We mises. munici various by office ligion to in the people's mind, has left elected Telephone, A3297. wander with her through "Quiet no change of heart, no spiritual impal councils. London," and find with her One of those so elected is a lady, petus, no generous aspirations. It Ma". a music in this place, has left religion where it was, but a Mrs. Chapman, who becomes For all Kinds of numbing, Gas As in a minster choir." yes of Normanhurst, a little town surrounded by a great public spa Fitting & Galvanised Iron Work, BARRACK STREET, PERTH. The England. of coast south on the thy." A glance at the current war Or with a lighter humour, we reaMARK DUNN borough of Lambeth, south of West- literature confirms this pessimistic lise that there is nothing more suitPerth. 332-334 Wellington -street, minster, has a Catholic mayor this view, thinks the Fortnightly. The able to be done than to write an Licensed Plumber and Drainer. year; and the town of Sudbury, in human race has not drawn from the Open Letter to the Moon. To the Metropolitan Water Supply, Suffolk, has elected its first Catholic war the lessons evidently intended Whether in serious or in lighter Sewerage, and Drainage Department Mrs. S. E. McCARTHY, Reformation. "To the healthy every mayor since the by Divine Providence, and hence vein, she holds our attention. Dairying Utensils, Baths. Bath We The Mayor of Sudbury is an army there is reason to fear that greater day is a feast day" feel that she is really close by, deand Windmills Tanks, Heaters, military distinguished a wall officer chastisements are in store. scribing with inimitable interjacula Made and Repaired. career of some 44 years, Major Goat, iii..., on who, in addition to his civic duties, A New Ireland. SUFFER not the daily fag and evening Mass finds time to serve the daily The Most Rev. Dr. Walsh held a weariness ! The meagre appetite that in the town of which he is the chief reception in connection with the asegistrate. Major Goat's first pre opening of the academic year at In thanking her friends for past favours, wishes to inform them makes fasts of feasts and unpleasant halfRenovated Throughout. N.W.and Goldfields Visitors specialdecessor in the mayoral chair was University College, Dublin. Suisse and the public in general, that she has installed in the year 1262. hours of which should be enjoyable meals ! ly Catered for. Under Owner's Personal Supervision quently. the staffs and students atTratessfeirriod UniverRed Mass in the the tended M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. Take a reliable tonic. Secure the full Death of Ex-Jansent Bishop. 13111111241111111 A sermon was preach Church. city (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) The death is reported from Ame- eel by the Most Rev. Dr. O'Doherty enjoyment of good health by taking HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). rica of Prince de Berghes et de who reminded the students that all CLEMENTS TONIC. It promotes appetite, Rasche, O.S.A., D.D., LL.B., Ph.D., around them the nation was throb FROM PIER -ST. SECOND DOOR the former Jansenest Archbishop bing with such energy and life as aids digestion. Strengthens ! Builds! TEL. A1125 and Metropolitan of the Old Ro it had never displayed before. Up man Catholic Church in America, and down through the country FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, AND ALL CATHOLIC CLEMENTS TONIC lightens the burden of ,,, authority to the who submitted young and old were prepared to do REQUIREMENTS. imposed on you through age, overwork, or the Holy Father in December of everything and sacrifice all for C e the was in full name His year. Ordo" for has arrived. last 1021 land they loved; and, whatever en illness. Purchase a bottle to -day and you'll Most Reverend Prince and Duke de comics might say, their people were Landes Berghes St. Winock et de imbued with a spirit of Catholicity that find CLEMENTS PatSt. Rache, Rodolphe Francois well as patriotism seldom equalrice Alphonsus Ghislain de Gramont led in the annals of any nation. A Hamilton de Lorraine, D.D., LL.B., new Ireland would be the result. the Vital ' into Vitality Solemn Requiem -Mass was and in that regenerated Ireland Ph.D. PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, AND ARTISTS' soul. they, the flower of her children, offered for the repose of his COLOURMEN. The distinguished Augustinian no would be called upon to plot- a C011 vice was laid to rest in the commun- structive part. Wholesale and Retail. Special Prices for Convents and Scbools. ity cemetery. R.I.P. Clariesita Tonic Ltd_ New Soles B Washington Hasa Catacomb's ChapeL Under the Rule of Bela Kun, 1t5 ecof is which Poll! 11 11 HI An underground chapel, 111/11111111111 1111111M11111111111 11111 1111111111114111/111111111111f1111P10111/111 More than £16,400,000 worth Telephone, No. A1011. clesiastical properties was confiscat- an advanced reproduction of the Bolshethird the and by second of the catacombs ed and "liquidated" vists of Hungary during their brief centuries, is one of the features of the Church of the Holy Rosary in but bloody reign in that country this city, the main edifice of which under Bela Kun. Convents, hospitals, orphanages and asylums, in will be finished within the next addition to churches, were among mouth. RoThe chapel has a distinctly the institutions which the Bolshe(Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia vists seized and sold for their own man atmosphere, but is minus the The facts disclosed damp and dank odours and the Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. enrichment. by an inquiry have just been pub- crude drawings which are characterIt is essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Specially Appeals to Catholics (males and females), demanding This total of £16,400,000 istic of the underground passages lished. their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will be established in any Locality on receipt by the brildoes not represent all the losses that and chapels of Rome. The DISTRICT SECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS, sanctioned by the PRIEST of the various churches suffered under liant colouring and artistic presenthe DISTRICT, the names and ages of intending members being fully set out in the requisition. this Bolshevist regime. Great sums tation for which the Italians are p*741:1 benemany from faithtaken been reproduced were have 550 famous BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand: 50,000 members and £300,383 in Funds. in cash Financial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. volent, social, athletic and chant- fully in the work within the church. One of the distinctive features of able organisations operating. under hiataitL NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. The Catholic the church is a grotto which afreligious auspices. LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN iiMild111111011"' Church fared worst of all in the fords a splendid example of the and outrage. It artistic is which effort manner in period of plunder FREEHOLD PROPERTY. is now calculated that the "liquida- utilised to show the history of the tions" of Catholic property in Buda- Church. The Church of the Holy as' pest and the provinces aggregated Rosary is located within a stone's Full Particulars on Application to J. J. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, Hibernian Hall, Murrayst., Perth. The losses suffered by throw of the United States Pension £8,946,880. other religious bodies were as fol. Office. III

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the Tel. A1655. "Hell has been let loose by and forces of the Crown in Cork, been has BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, city the of a large part (By Lafayette, London destroyed." 309.11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, CLUB, MELBOURNE. of the Most Reverend In the teeth of this unanimity of 534 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC the stress of all parties in its own "The Homiletic Monthly awl Pas(Opposite King Edward Hostel Hamar Greenwood country, Sir a magazine for Review," toral Proprietress. TT, McDERMO M. J. Decem MISS stated on Monday evening,not disthe Clergy, price 22/6 a year. Floats, Sanctuary Oil, Wm. 13th, that he could Pure Wax Candles, Charcoal, Tapers, "The Other Life," by Rt. Rev Patriot Bishop of Killaloe ber in Statuary, edited by and cover who the incendiarists were, revised Beads, Scapulars, Medals, Speciality Rosary Schneider, Crucifixes, were the Foot of Jesus,' "At price arrived: S.J.. just but he suggested that they Books May be had at the Office of Thurston. New H. Pictures, Rev. Framed in Bethlehem speech "From Jesus," The on Sinn Feiners. 21/-. "Treasury of the Sanctuary," "Looking RECORD "Suffering Man God," "Watches of Progress" by which he made this suggestion was, to Calvary," "Jesus Crucified," "Lenten "Evolution and SocialS.J. Passion, that the on confession Sermons a 11/-, itself Price, Homo," however, at 2 6 each. the Passion," "Ecce Rev. J. Husslein, of the Holy House," Books by he knew the incendiarists to be his (bp ceapball o bpicon) Holy Week and Easter," "LoretoReligious post free. -book for Re he Prayer Life," BRYANS RECORD PRESS, Isabel on own Constabulary. Although was "Thoughts Father Lasance, "Lady Trent's Daughter," -book, With God, Sunday professed to believe that Cork HURRAY -STREET, PERTH. ligion, Blessed Sacrament Book, My toPrayer Clark's latest book, price 8/5 enthe Blessed Sacrament, Visits Tel. A3264; A3417. the burned by its own citizens,thehe maMissal, Roman Missal, Short Visits share in free. post for of Ireland, by servitude History penal In that Ireland, prove New writvery funny. deavoured to to Jesus in the Tabernacle, Rebellion: documents "The Diary of Opal Whiteley,' 1920. Castle report is of Ireland by A. M Sullivan, the con- Easter Weekpurchase jority of the fires were unintentionSomewhere in Ireland, Dec. 12, Darcy McGee, Knocknagow, Story of arms found spite of the stories of all tween the ages of 6 and 7 years, A Good AsBodkin. to finished, had it in McDonnell relating When started by Castle began. outwhich Judge the ned, fires an Irish Recollections of raided: has preface by Ellery Sedgwick, was al. The This morning, as I steppedlorries, course of onlookers, Story Books. Sacred Heart Mesbag of when his house was £3,000,000 worth of property Patrick -street he said: motor sortment of English and American states that only oneButsmall price 6/4 post free. Joseph's Garland, 'on the run.' ride my door, five and St. long 100 houses and been over Madonna, admits and Annals, tore it other of and Lady's destroyed. Tans, Our a number Francis to sengers, "Spread Book of St. Brennan, mail was takers! in loaded with Black Ave Maria. "Councillor J. Michael Battalion, City "A Little shops were wholly or partially M. Wilhell-fire speed. that the lorry has disappeared. Also including the Australian, St. Anthony's Annal, buildings, 3rd His Brethren," by E. post past me at the usual Orders Promptly Attended To. captain and adjutant. free. machine-gun in that the men who help up theintrafprice 4/9 Hall, -the Carnegie Library, and Republican ruins. us now demonstrate the ac -Buxton, mot Irish Each lorry had awhich anBrigade off a Dublin drove preLet by Pere fruitfifteen other large business on the four roads Military "The Christian Faith," post the front, behindwhile thecrouched Army; was in Rebellion, 1916; remainder fic five co-operation of the free mises. . . . . The City Hall other car! Suan, S.J., price 3/9 Black and Tan, these erer and tobacconist by trade. -AI Headquarters in Cork City in this rifles over the Fein will publish the Free Library were not "The Path of Humility," by the auand Sinn If persons sacking arrested of them poked their the the good of deliberate on letters, there will be some and "One by path down protracted burned Progress," were rebut fired, "Spiritual been of since thor commanding sides, by. derman Lawlor -has of a city of 80,000 inhabitants. us. We will hear somethe spread of the fire, which the price 8/- post free. the Antieither side as they swept new: in readingoffor and leased." On November 23rd the loot these Black local forces and the fire brigade "Search Lights of Eternity," by Rev. thing all over -known away with. Truth. Society Now this was nothing getting The Fein if Sinn stop." been to new unable have were THEICHINA HALL Tans something well W. Pardow, S.J., price 5/9 post a lot of queer fact it would bethat "from Ireland by English officials as The City Hall and the Carnegie as I stepped out And we will hear tree. above records supplied Dublin as by the Irish people to be comThe I were to write thinking! 5iecnot I'm disSeumas a mile too, of by did quarter a are things, Street, Perth. "Ireland's Case," Police and Black Library official sources," otherwise side my door five lorries 236 and 238 in the justify the ar- posed of Auxilary from Patrick -street, and upon Manus, price 4/4 post free. We Know all About Them!-"It Castle, were used topublic Constabulary -posted in tant tear by. But something J. Tan as Rev. GOODS, E.P. to and by FANCY men, Lee. River seemed of the Lourdes," side of other today: the crowd EARTHENWARE, "The Logic CHINA, GLASS, Irish Bulletin recent occa- rest of these Irish also supplied Cork City the following notice: appearance of this I reached the hasThebeen intervening houses were riot J. Clifford, S.J., price 7/3 post WARE, Etc. claimed upon other information has been used Fein Society. -No- The strike me, and when mentioned -Sinn it! "Anti Greenwood, Sir Hamar Government burned. sources" free. SETS, TOILET Captain "from official hospital I actually sions by the English tice: If Captain Green.Watts the city GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER something out of personnel of the to justify the murder of other are however. is aware that forces, It must have been to that they knew the and Lieut. and FRUIT SETS. the SETS, and refers Chambers own his and by one sacked was when Army 48 hours, the ordinary However, I was right Irish Republican MISS M. McMAHON & LIST. the arnot released within the impor- Irishmen. minimises the damage WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE by almost every Hamar I.R A. he. therefore, The truth with regard to such a thing. leading members of stunt was rank held 'Referring to the attack CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS, Sir rested men is as follows: with. Ignore caused. member of it. every CENTRAL. in surmising that some dealt tant A4270 us suitably tells be preTELEPHONE out speech will which CONFECTIONERY. Police, just Auxiliary the on Staines: almost may afoot. A stop-press I saw Greenwood in during the last three Alderman Michael this at your peril. Vengeance ceded the fires, he said: 32 Pier-street, Perth Staines is not all about it. The crowd the 1. Alderman Michael slow but it will be sure." usual, too he has made (Near Hay -street). "The murder sif individuals was has asserted that all offiin the 1st Battalion, be notice was followed by three tearing along were, as months captain a The more important than the burnlate for the show. MOIR'S CHAMBERS. officers and non-commissioned I.R.A. name, an increase in the inby and Mail. him murders not to is Tan an houses -not 300 as 40 of and ing known Staines cers were MOTOR CAR PAINTING. The Black activities. Nothing was Further, Gene- 2. AldermanofMichael hon. member had stated." Trade and Com- cendiarists' us gasp. rank and location. McCARTHY Minister the military or police auHARRY by done This latest haul makes and their ral Sir Nevil Macready has twice really Hamar Greenwood Eireann. Sir notice be- If merce to Dail interviewers that Established Over 20 Years. was thorities to prevent the On Press opinion Here are the politicians to expressed own Staines his believed Novemdeclared themselves Michael effect. 195 PIER -STREET. ing carried into detailed information 3. Alderman Black and Tans pluming who it was the Sinn Feiners and out,and he had similar PAINTER. the tenants living over the that not a tailor. to officers of the Repubthat Sinn Fein is down his record proves PRACTICAL COACH - - pre- ber 26th premises the city, burned concerning night O'Connell, an Mr. the is of contemptuously, sleep He did not suddenly, silently, along, comman- lican Army. The following figure in a hay - licensed this 4. vious were served with that he would have left the of arrest The Very Latest English and -street, his Main to accuracy North the BEECROFT Sinn Fein comes and makes of 300 S. at 40 example houses destroyed of the been have notice: mail, men following the shed. deers their Butcher, the end of his speech the lot of claim. Defenceless murdered ammunition was not Warning.-You are here- Towards 5. Hidden horse -power fools of the address. by"Final taken from their beds and Chief -Secretary gave himself com- 181 ROKEBY ROAD, SUMAC() on American Models notified to evacuate the prefound in his permanent them. Killed Meat Sold. the Fresh and by military and constabulary away: 55 Prime of pletely Black Only a viz., Circle 9.15, at mentioned, Thousands Inner mises herein as this. This morning, 6. There is no 'Phone 1341. Ignore to the Balls - such information imagainst the hon. protested and Cork. "He -street, Main Headquarters. arrested North been I.R.A. TO HAND JUST Tan lorry drove theupBeggar's of Bush of men, have gentleman domparing the burnthis note and you will take the L.D.S., B.D.Sc., bridge P.O. for without trial on similarly 7. A copy of the Constitution Baris already . ing of the City Hall and the Car- G. V. POWELL, . Volunteers Now, Beggar's Bushof the prisoned Insh consequences. the mail. information." DENTIST. Go"accurate In negie Library with the burning of 6th, the "(Signed)- B. and T. in the hands of the English racks is the headquarters Black and is no other On Monday, December and AlderLouvain by the Germans. There 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, "God Save the King." vernment, and there with Black and Tans. Two at the door, following six Councillors miliPERTH. in fact, inof no comparison be could dealing premises "the meeting a 27th, machinery REDUSOS, at Tans took up a position W.B. On November into the were arrested the tention or result. The sacking Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment in were burned tary matters. while the remainder went After the men herein mentioned" the Dublin Corporation M. was of Louvain was an attack on the WARNERS, post office for the mail. 'Phone. A5038. Councillor Joseph Clarke: down by constabulary. Nothing on the lorry, City Hall, Dublin: -Alderman put were not whole city, with great loss of Clarke, is authomarls of Clarke Police bags to Staines; Councillors Joseph Lawless, done by the Military 1. Councillor Joseph LA DIVA'S, again, presumably life." Telephone 739. I.R.A. them. Vincent the they went inmail, J. protect in to when rities Lynch, courier a Michael and then from There would be no necessity for sign for the the J. Michael Brennan, and T. I.awlor. On November 30th, the following A's, HALLION 2. He does not carry letters D M. mount to out Greencame Cork Hamar this protest if Sir they all was posted through Michael Collins. shock of their Greenwood Knows All! not head of r:otice wood did, in fact. believe, that the MACHINE BREAD FACTORY, lorry, they got thebomb IZODS, Etc. Hamar City: 3. Michael Collins is fell among Sir 7th. smoke city. FREMANTLE. Cork Army. burned the A had Reiners December NORTH Sinn lives. On "Anti -Sinn Fein Society, the Irish Republican a yell they bolted Greenwood in the English House of which Bread Delivered to all parts of Fre Louvain, with membership analogy Lynch: The them, and withpost Circle, of Michael District and arrest Councillor office! the Brigade, he contested as inaccurate, would hack into the Commons, explaining growing. intis-aeaseas., mantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. 1. General Staff, Dublin has no 2.000 and still said: Take not have any application if his own Malt and Brown Bread a Specialty. How is This for Nerve? rang these men, Irish Republican Army,Lynch "To all Cork Citizens: will, no doubt, wish is House of the innocence of the "The assertions Brassieres from 4/11. Councillor shots householder Shipping Supplied. men: any meaning. that these notice of Immediately several records the HeadquarNor again the Crown Forces were true. a hail of to know not attached to I.K.A. known to shelter any rebel or who out. and for some seconds Michael Staines, captain Abdominal Belts made to Order. mini to seems need be any the there Alderman of any would 10 to Irish Staff Then NO. subscribe ters is known to GLENORAN BEST. was lead flew about. man wear- in the 1st Dublin Battalion, Minister 2. Councillor Michael Lynchof the rebel fund or to assist in any way mise the destruction caused. SCOTLAND'S Army, so-called to too monstrous! -aa young employ across the Republican in slung Dail assassins clerk of rifle a fact gang not demonstrable The simple and the murderous PURE MALT WHISKY. ing a trench coat, a revolver in his of Trade and Commerce Gaelic League. a tailor. He has is that in the opening weeks of Noknown as Sims Fein had better his shoulder, and As supplied under Contract to the the Gaelic out of a lane Eireann, previously'on the run' since Only Address: 3. He has no office in increase his or her fire and life in- vember it was decided to make an W.A. Hospitals and Government hand, coolly walked continuously jumpbeen headquarters. lorry, It Also RailLeague the night surance, as it will be needed. example of Cork, and on December Medical Department. nearby, cranked up the drove February last. and slept Court-martial held Arcade, Perth. , and Baird's District spurious seat, a Leading -shed. At buying the of sacking hay 4. a than plan and driver's in wiser deliberate Cars be the the will 11th ed into way Dining Courthouse previous to his arrest was found in Remember the city was officially carried out. at old Kilmanhain (Treasurer bonds. throughout the Eireann Clubs Dail and of off! Hotels ammunition and Barrett Hidden He is on Stephen Remember 1796. -By or1641. Meantime, the heroic Black State. was stathad tele- his last permanent address. the Gaelic League). it of the Inner Sole Agent: der of the committee, J.P.H.D., Tans in the post office genebut they known to be a member KATHLEEN TOWNSEND, ed a gun was found in thestated Secretary." SUSS Republican Irish phoned for reinforcements, the COYLE a of PHIL Not Mr. Barrett Circle A.T.C.L. course. office. of ral late, citiCork too all to se arrived Again the advice ammunition of the raiders. Army Headquarters. Clarke, courier that this gun and and fire her or his was sign was to be seen increase He "to few Zeus a Joseph there. "Alderman were "planted" THIS! mail! Only and READ carthe Organ to move Pianoforte, Army, failed of AGE. the lorry, or thewall, OF Teacher 12 YEARS life the casing to the Irish Republican discharged. BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS UNDER Harmony. Collins, the bullets in the -bomb and path. ries letters for Lynch has Military and 'Police Headquarters. on the 5. Councillor Michael of St. Joseph of the Apparition. Army. of the smoke There is in our midst a curious Three principal shops were destroyConducted by the Sisters His action of head of the Irish Republican the run." of Perth). the "on as Archbishop been cool the Grace as not of this of Irishman. almost Harcourt But Group. ed 12 hours after the issue to 6, (Under the Patronage Pupils prepared for all examinations type ofKerry Ice is Bright. in driving off with By trade, caretaker finest position in W.A. It is 6. There is no Extremist the young man This Establishment occupies the some street, the Sinn Fein headquarters. Councillor notice. Nothing was done to prosix minJ. Vincent Lawless: within Right. land, action of of is acres by Advance. Price in the Farrell surrounded Terms And as elevation, the car was the off Irish an in the built on tect them. young men who Tried to pass himself 1. He is not a captain Station. three or four other YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED utes' walk from the Railwaytourist 57, THIRD AVENUE, On the morning of December 10, in the main arrested. is 1000 feet above sea Republican Army. a cycle reresort, A8255. Ring by popular Lynch. capa raided coolly took up positionson to Balls when were Kalamunda, WOOD. Michael newspapers INGLE Cork "Councillor delightfully cool, invigorating 2. He is not by trade atArmy. roads which converge level, and cannot be surpassed for its Auxiliary Police and compelled up the trains! tain Irish Republican pairer. is thus afforded to children from nobridge, and held climate. A splendid opportunity arms they held tached to General Staff. Dublin has not been "on the run." them to publish the following climates, to enjoy the He 3. country Army; enervating from With rifles over their and the City, tice it would ap- Brigade, Irish Republican of the Councillor J. Michael Brennan: up all the traffic, andtock is not a G. Horgan (armountain air in this beautiful locality. "NOTICE. them for was clerk in the employ gun 1. Councillor Brennan Republican was on apply pear that everyone shot police terms For a It was Gaelic League; rested by Republicans in mufti! member of the Irish been Black and Tans daring Insurance Company, Limited. neither cap- December 8th) is not returned by for anyone in his office there: has Army, hence he is in ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT :: FREMANTLE. too ridiculously a second that they found any Batmember of Extremist adjutant 4 p.m. on Friday, December 10. run'; nor the BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. 'on tain SAMSON'S for believe to Brigade. Cork beware. as one Dublin of rebels the of Group. talion Lawless, were Volunteers. FIRE, MARINE. ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, man and one shop will disappear "Councillor J. Vincent Army, by Councillor T. Lawlor: LOWEST Dublin Castle Report. Black captain, of the Irish Irish Republicanhunger-stri after the given time. 1. Is not a member and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at that the T." and repairer, B. "(Signed)cycle Army. It also appearspost a E MIDWOOD, Manager. trade Republican thought RATES office Wormwood CURRENT the from in and Tans This was in fact a public warning 2. Is not a Sinn Feiner. off with the car ker, released 20th; got 10 years' to the man who drove HANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE. 'Phone 481. that the City of Cork was about The Dublin Scrubbs, March was "one of them"! Nothing was done by be sacked. OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. UNE to the Military or Police authoritiesDeBest of Everything Kept. Splendid Accommodation. prevent the sacking. and on made and Murray Streets, Perth. Barrack of Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/6; Weekly 27/6. supervision under Room cember 11th Cork City was cities Dining "The Famous "Snigg's Corner," JIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. an "example" to other Irish 'Or which render allegiance to the Irish Government. its and Republic THE PLACE TO GO FOR In view of the suggestions made in the English House of Common, SILK and FASHION FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, by Sir Henry Hamar Greenwood, its SHIRTS, SOX, TINS, ITO. that the city was sacked by the own citizens in order to enjoy somewhat costly luxury of "emACCOUNT. the EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL OFFICIAL barrassing the Government," IRISH BULLETIN'S following definite statements by the iii held up and English Press correspondents COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED_ RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION, Fein Head- wrecked.andPedestrians Ireland are noteworthy: beaten. Nr vember 25th.-SinnPa,ade, robbed Novetn of December of fired Chronicle ally days The lask-Pedestrians 7th. CHAS. E. GOSDEN, In the opening by the English quarters at 56, Grand December Go Coalition MULCAHY, the DANIEL stredt, 13th- an of the Fianna Pipers' DON'T FORGET THE ber it was decided with whips in the public Manager. in Ireland to and destroyed; Proprietor. in the North-Ea, t, ed John Flem- vemm -says:e situated smashed. Military Government windows C.ub, ADDRESS The shop City. dc and (i.e Cork fired pro"Ha f an hour afterwards *make an example of in its alle- N'i'ard, Sinn Fein Club, ing mortally wounded withoutyoung 12 Auxilthe on PERTH. attack the pre-eminent after MURRAY-STREETS, Men, and was city CORNER BARRACK vocation or warning. walking with of Ireland, :At oyed. iaries) the city resounded to refor giance to the Republic November 27th. -Mr.is McGurk's /Ma a Sinn and old, assaulted Bands of the capital city of curio volver and rifle fire. and was as well Munster, shop, over which tenements, in their pockets. hands pool., their the constabspecial with of fired some Auxiliaries and -Worshippers the province Club 9th. the Fein December of forces Messrs. O'Condevoles cleared the streets. All males lation of which the when leaving evening At.ck14).t 0.e.sqette,:sfee4m4rrtfee.4).v.,fiAe.111)..1.4k-A...tilttil::Pelfistfi4 to terrorise fired and destroyed. premises, North upon were held up and searched, while Crown had been unable at St. Peter and Paul's Church demand for nell's licensed and destroyed. tions Murin some cases they were roughly 41 fired Michael into surrendering the -street, -street). A Main Patrick (off Ireland. ejectFtt, of Forrest's were Passengers Messrs. with. dealt wounded. Independence £25,000. the of auxiliary Damage, Patrick-street, phy shot dead. Several in the ed from tramcars at the point of 41 concentration it; Cork R.) done cau big drapery store, damage FA0.- Many citizens assaulted women while and revolver, the destroyed: police was begun. notIt was and streets. to arouse eels- fired and girls were allowed to go unNORCIA law proNEW tiously in order -Martial 10th. 000. teachDecember of principal challenged. men and boys were County. picion of the official plan November 28th. -Threeowned by claimed in Cork City and At 6 p.m., on -street lined up against the walls and ing Cork a lesson.Sergeant imposed for possesO'Dono- shops in Patrick Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph 17, (drapers); Deathof penalty . At 10 o'clock . Co. asand searched. for and November Cahill uniform or Messrs. arms the sion dead in and Company, of Shoe the extensive drapery premises ghue, R.I.C., was shot On American i.e., supporters the "rebels," same sisting the ietricy city. le fire." on Grant's -was set streets of Cork Tans forced an the ieleekthorn House for the Education of Young Ladies Republican Movement. and destroyed; theThis night Black and The English Government's own 41 terrorism, organised at Milihouses, warehouse), fired private three into and entry in Dublin, and organ admits that Auxiliaries For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR with a notice damage over £100,000. Transport tary Headquarters the 29th. and, in accordance official November out with gradually increas- Special Constables at cleared Weekly carried :$s and the Quay, in 8.30. Camden about published '29th, shot Workers' Hall,house fired and de- ing intensity, began with a concen- streets of civilians Curfew Summary of October forces (Auxiliary At 10 o'clock, when the whom an adjoining jewel- tration of terrorist and was Barriscales fire first The the dead in bed threebepersons Messrs. Tans). comes into force, supporters of stroyed. in Bridgestreet. and Mr. Police and Black they believed to movement, and at- lery shop act of the terror was the mur- started. drapery shop in first the Republican The London Times of December der in their homes of two men and two others, T. O'Gonnan's of lootmurder and the raided tempted 13th says: t7VCA.VINS a boy of 17 years. This was folwounded. From MacCurtainstreet, by both of whom were and ,PCIOL murders deed. other by six "The reprisals began at nine TENs,oe. the wholesale 30th. -The large Thos. lowed were that date until RELEASE in which streets the November incendiarism. when and of 11th nights o'clock, 12 MatDecember of Father struction £1,000,000 worth of City an Ashe Sinn Fein Club,and crowded and the shops were full destroyed. approximately 12th, the making of Cork Lorries drove rapidly thew Quay, fired damage was done. Yet the citizens of people. "example- to otherout Republican and Cork, fired, and subsethis Hall, answer not City did City SEWING systematicaround the principal streets, theit Cork of centres was carriedof the series of quently saved. Messrs. Egan, je- appalling violence. with violence their occupants discharged There e 07V7 NETEDI.. ally. The first culminated in the wellers, Patrick -street, looted, fired The Auxiliaries then adopted a intervals. short at rifles the great fires, which central part of and partially destroyed. Later MACHINES of cowardly assaults upon was a scene of panic, and people destruction of the on November 21. City Hall was again fired and par- policy Men mar indiscriminately. fled in all directions citizens the city, occurredan instructive list: tially destroyed. the in whips with SIMPLE, SILENT, STRONG Before the Curfew hour at 11) were flogged O'GorT. -Mr. The following is 1st. night. December at o'clock the city was deserted." on the streets and in their homes November 20th.-Jehr. O'Donnell tfe". STANDARD SEWING killed The Manchester Guardian -of De-street man's drapery shop (lootedMr. Dal - Church-goers were fired upon,penalty shot in his home in Blarney MACHINES 28th), fired and destroyed. The death of the Indepen. organ 13th, cember and left for dead. -Messrs. Dwyer ton's restaurant and the offices of and' wounded. upon large dent Liberals, says: 21st. Society, was officially decreed LOCK STITCH and CHAIN November Assurance Liver Royal then the was It city. worst also de- numbers in the "This is a reprisal. the Ireland and Company, Limited, Washington STITCH warehouse also in MacCurtain-street, the evening of December in TABU DANIMILIIL street, largest wholesale looted that has yet occurred Two spectators of the that, on and stroyed. doubt that 11th, a party of 12 of the floggers little be morcan -one there in the south of Ireland. and wounded &HORT MOM and Two Machines in One at shot CENT.. olf....3 from fires returning partially the is fired; 57..p10 incendiarists Ramo. and destruction systematically appalling then tally. to their this of ..ionmer=. the their exploits into the city destroyed; damage £10,000.Fein Club crowning sequel of a long seriesserjust opened. December 2nd. -Offices of bombed on the way, The most perfect round shuttle machine made. New Shipmeut November 23rd. -Sinn fired and Irish National Assurance Company, barracks were them incendiary fires by which to termortally was -road, of sought one and of Hire Purchase to at 3.5-36 Watercourse of the Crown particulars raided, looted, and vants Catalogue illustrated fur Marlboroughstreet, Write injured. Three others wounded and all the and crush its milialmost wholly destroyed. and rorise the city and fired and partially destroyed. After curfew bell on that night members of the I.R.A. bombed tant Sinn Fein." December 6th.-Messrs. Cudmoro driven without the Auxiliaries had Patrick -street when Mr of December stores) killed in fruit Herald and Daily The the 209 MURRAY St., PERTH. (confectionery from (The Beale Piano Agents), a the last of the pedestrians warning or provocation. Fein Hall Kenny (tobacconist shop), and the 13th, organ of the Labour Party, fire, Washing- streets by indiscriminate November 24th. -Sinn in store jewellery says: plan small at Shandon-street fired and destroy. ton -street, Cork, raided, looted and sack of Cork City. previously ed.

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the Catholic position regarding eduenthusiastic audience in the Hindcation are so compact that. I give marsh Catholic Hall, on the present them in full. I often wonder whestate of Ireland. The proceeds bether the Catholic laity know the full ing its aid of the church debt. Father Midday on Wednesday strength of the Catholic claims. O'Donnell supported conscription they know that they are paying the campaign under first the during next sectarian campaign is started. Do Each Week is the efelbourne. January 26. 1921. twice where their non-Catholic belief that it was necessary for the Forrest's statements eel -Father are neighbour pays only once-and this St. Patrick's Day, 1921. safety of Australia, and that the tautly straightforward:for something supplied by the comAllies were sincere in their claims Melbourne can hardly hope to (1) "If it were murder for the of the State, and which should of the objects for which the war was have such another St. Patrick's members of the Irish Republican mand that Contributions, Reports, Etc.. fought. In that belief he came Day is it had last year, when the Army to shoot the English sol be equally available to all citizens? and Advertisements for the curI, therefore, commend Father over from Tasmania to the main- procession was held after bigoted atdiers who form the army of occu- So Ile would approval. rent week's issue of THE i.n articles utterance, given at the openQUEENSLAND. part in the "Yes" cans. tempts to stop it. and it was itself pation within Ireland, it was mur- Barry's RECORD may be taken. send O'Neill down in half an hour. land to take ing garden of a fete at Woodend:to paign. Subsequently he went But the Irishmen and a triumph. der for our Australian, soldiers to later. giviii% arrived man A young The impression is gaining ground as a chaplain of the A.I.F., Irish-Aestralians here are determin"While the Catholic people of shoot Germans. And because it O'Neill. called for the England Church not only permits, the name of 1:16 that his Grace Archbishop Duhig to Ireland. While afterwards was not murder for our Austra- Australia supported their schools ed that their celebrations, if a little 5s.. seven articles), and will be a favourite in the selection but exhorts all the faithful to prac- goods (value lian soldiers to shoot any of the with unequalled generosity, any opWe there he was arrested on the infon less exeding than twelve months ago for Coadjutor to the Archbishop of tise devotion-after, of course, God and signed book "O :Neill." Father mation of British spies on suspicion will be just as enthusiastic. A other side in a just war, therefore portunity of protesting against the that discovered since have is undoubtedly Sydney. Dr. Duhig Himself has shared the adoration, Murphy never rang up at all, and of being a Sinn Feiner. He was committee, under the presidency ci it is not murder for the Irish sol- injustice under which they laboured a streng man, and a young prelate confidence, love, and homage creathrown into the Tower of Londe'', the Very Rev. John Barry, Adminisdiers to shoot members of the could not be dismissed. While they robbery, was a thing whole the and soyinitiative His of wonderful with tures owe Him because and after considerable trouble man- trator of the Archdiocese, has met contributed their proportion to the army of occupation." priests' knew all the "O'Neill" energy. creignty-in its scores of ways in names and their doings. This aged to clear himself before a Court- several times, and considered arran mem- general revenue, part of which was (2) "If it Is murder for honouring our Blessed Lady, the should be a warning to other jewel- martial. He went to Ireland again, gemeots on the ustal lines. Re bers of the Irish Republican army devoted to educational purposes, as of Bishop Dr. Shiel, the popular Saints, and other objects of venera- lers. and from what he saw there he be- garding the procession, it was doubtto kill those policemen, then ft IS far as the education of their childHad it been a business firm came Rockhampton. returned to the tion. To simplify and spread this a pronounced anti -militarist. murder, if a criminal were to ren was concerned, they received ful what the attitude of the Melrequired an order in State on the 18th. ult., after a ten holy practice BRYANS Series of v. e would tohave at be, so Council would break into his house, for a young nothing in return, so that they conbourne City but message, the 'phone months' tour in Europe and Ameri- Devotional Leaflets. Cards, and addition deTaa merely to put a bullet tributed, say, one -fifth of the cost of of it was man in Australia Father T. J. O'Donnell, the last meeting all He is in the best of health, Booklets, are of great he:p. These being Father Murphy, whom ca. erecting and in that criminal." maintaining the doubted the genu- mania, who recently lectured to cided that the secretary (Mr. J. H. and has already resumed active productions are the best of their know, we never to or a Black schools in their midst where the request "When a policeman of Ireland, should send a on the position Sydney Kennedy) of the man. The matter is work. kind; printed in red and black ink. ineness was in Adelaide recently as the the council that permission to hold and Tan was killed in Ireland it children of their neighbours were police." of the hands in the now was not indiscriminate killing. but educated, but when it came to in clear type and of a size that will guest of the Sacred Heart Fathers it be granted. a The Executive of the H.A.C.B.S.. fit nicely into a medium sized prayFather O'Donnell Hindmarsh. W.A. Chambers The City Council met yesterday arose from sheer self-defence, or else their own school they had to bear lop floor, His Excellency the Apostolic De- of Rockhampton, on the occasion of er book. The range is being conwhets the shipwas the punishment for a capital of- the whole burden unaided. No' one, to return home hopes Patrick's St: of the request the Sydney. with of Archbishop his departure from that city for tinually added to, while in course of legate, the member of he ventured to say, would be rash ping resumes. Day Committee, and one also from fence committed by a here, Cairns, tendered Mr. John Hayes, preparation are two series of twelve and the senior clergy concluded how- enough to defend the justice of such St. George's !efface, Perth College, the Eight Hours' celebration com- those bodies. People P.D.P., D.S., a farewell social, and !in each) of holy cards, which will their retreat at St. Patrick's a position. For conscience His Grace the Archbishop cele- mittee isefore it. Before these were ever, did not grasp that fact." sake recently, and the junior brated presented him with a gold watch not only be exquisite in finish, but Manly, they could not accept the educa- STOTT & HOARE, Proprietors. his 61st. birthday on Janu- considered, the council discussed a Daily. A Catholic beafterwards clergy immediately or a memento as suitably ingraved tional than to leaving Englower 13, just prior means provided figure ary at a by the retailable State except procession, that no proposal was conThe retreat Once again someone has suggested for their children, and as the State Mr. !laves was an most of the like imported produc- gan theirs. the occasion. He was born it be a military, police, or funeral, for Adelaide. by the Rev. Father O'Sul- landCork, a fund to establish a Ca- was not prepared to give them ardent worker for the Church and tions arc now selling at. Leaflet ducted C.SS.R. professed in 1878, and be- should be allowed within the see-tin-i beginning in the SUCCESS in Business livan, daily in Australia. This par- educational his society. programme they desired! came Archbishop of Adelaide in of the city bounded by Flinders, tholic stocks have been and are being reticular idea is a modest one, and is it ought either to refuse to take range is there1915. comes a good from TRAINING and and Spring plenished. Little Bourke at the Spencer, Kelly presided marthe Archbishop that essound if a condition were to be It is folly to think their money or hand back a fair A complete specimen annual conference of the clergy of Streets. i.e., the area that is most of the fore offering. fund giving its proportion tyr and the saint are bornreligious Michael Kelly, the 15 -year-old son accessible, and most favoured by the tablished with the use to them that they might Set will be forwarded to convents the Archdiocese in the Chapter Hall superficial trustees power to the money and We Coach inperfunctory educate their children according to of Mr. AI. A. Kelly, of Minters), a shop keepers. and school principals upon enquiry on February 1st. The old plea that if at the end of ten years the dictates of their conscience. It instruction and superficial religious SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, nephew of the Rev. P. L. Kelly, of processions interfere with business otherwise But was said that to do justice to the BRYANS RECORD PRESS, the project were not feasible. instruction which is usually given pupil Lincoln, a brilliant Port and BOOKKEEPING, Commercial was coup. but forward, was brought the Bar outside on the whole question of a Catholic Catholic schools would break Mr. J. D. FitzGerald, M.L.C., by parent or priest MURRAY-STREET, PERTH. of the C.B.C.. passed the Senior up by over daily, I think we should ENGLISH, Etc., asszl All "hasten the national system of sducation. mister at Law. is being copgratulat- Public Examination in ten sub- tered by a statement signed Catholic school that proceskeepers shop Telephones, A3264; A3457. a hur,ared Business His Subjects. a a grandson. slowly." For America. at least of ed on the birth jects, with seven credits and four sions were actually beneficial to century older than Australia, and The answer was that, if the CathoFreedoms daughter, Mrs. John Clark, is in first place. He holds a JuniorEx- business. A branch of the Irish One councillor suggested with fifteen times as many Catho- lic schools were not part of the naNEW SOUTH WALES. England with her mother, having hibition, and was last year also that all processions Our Special FULL BUSINESS League has been formed at Darwin. be pro- lics, has only one Catholic daily, ional system, then the system was cancelled her American operatic en- awarded a Senior Exhibition, which hibitee, but was ruledshould guarantees to fully (mat. out of order and that not yet 12 months in exist- not national. If one -fifth of the COURSE Another of Goulburn's pioneers, gagements some months ago. About he did not accept. Of the twelve teacher scholarships in ONE YEAR. ify were educated outside the by the Lord Mat -or, who said that ence. There must be some reason children in the person of Mr. Michael Me-Cool, a year ago the Australian singer to the University of Queensland, State schools they could not truly "regulate" only years. of Hillview-street, died recently, the married Mr. John Clark, a young the council could for this. Possibly insurmountable with a currency of three public further, called national. But IMPORTANT.-We are having inHOBART, proceetions, and could not prohibit difficulties would arise in connection be veteran having attained his eighty- tenor, who has added to his fame awarded at the recent senior maintained that their schools stalled, to be ready for March them. Eventually the proposal to with the secular policy of such a they examinations of the Queensland first birthday on Christmas Day. by his success in the opera version of the system were part national in (1920), a Long Range Receiving Apsucwho Brother Bradley, Rev. Mr. McCool was born in Donegal, of "Monsieur Beaucaire," still being cessfully conducted the primary restrict the routes of processions was paper --for without such a policy it everything except in the payment paratus of the most modern type University, six have been captured to carried of one was though names defeated, The when to Australia hardly prosper. It will come, Fitz Mr. and came could by Catholic schools. played in New York. work done. Their buildings Valve and Crystal Receiver, taught of the Christian Brothers in are:- Ireland. that all processions must of course, in time, but meanwhile we for The Araluen gold- Gerald intends to leave for London school a young man. the successful candidates Power. were erected under the supervision by Expert Instructors. Students Hebert since its inception, left Ho- the effect fields were then in full swing, and shortly to see his family. J. D. was bart by the Moeraki for Sydney re- be headed by a Union Jack, six feet must educate Catholics to support of a department of the State. Their qualify for Operator's Certificate in Thomas Felix Washington was very Cabana Bristheir existing periodicals. The week- teachers were examined and declar- 12 Months. Christian Brothers' College,Forbes, the new arrival made for the dig- in his young days a working com- cently. Brother Bradley will be square Alderman gings, where he met with varying positor on the Sydney Evening missed by the sons of the toilers. Ilis perturbed that councillors could ly papers are not yet in every home ed fit for their profession by State bane; Buckley R. Vincent bring themselves to "turn down the -and the A.C.TS. has not a thous- examiners. fortune. Later he came to Goul- News. Christian Brothers' College, BrisState inspectors visit- Terms on Application to: work was done unostentatious flag" by voting against this latter and subscribers in the whole of Aus- ed theit schools to see that their bane: John Selmour, Nudgee Col- burn, where he had since resided, good y. proposal, but. out of 24 councillors tralia! At present, too, it is at children were being taught accord. T. S. HALPIN, BA., Principal lege; Timothy Dalton Mulry, Chris- being engaged in various pursuits A handsome new school has been to thing Brisbane: until a year or so ago. His health completed at Sandringham by Fr. eleven tought it a foolish times a blessing in disguise that Cation Brothers College, standard required by the (Late 16th. Batt., AI.F.) The Rev. Father M. J. Dowling, It was also decided tholics have perforce to read the ing to the Gordon Hamilton McCaughey. Nud- recently failed, and on New Year's Mangan. MA., at a cost of 12,700. P.P. of Ulverstone, has commenced insist upon. and, finally, their children 'Phone 2357. Margaret Day he was admitted to St. John's The school will accommodate over that sectional processions should be secular dailies. For this habit State, gee College; Kathleen received the State certificate from a his the towns in a campaign in on It Hospital. He leaves a widow and ie-00 children, and used as a hall it only on Saturday afternoons. shows them what others are think- of proficiency. Solutions had been Banks. All Hallows' Convent. parish to raise funds for Ireland's held of two unmarried daughters. council then granted permisit gives them the opportunity found for similar problems in other BRYANT & WATERS will thus be seen that 50 per cent. will sera 800 peeple. cause. On the morning of the 16th, aioiThefor a procession to the Eight ing: eduof seeing both sides, and if they are parts of the British Empire. the winners were trained andrecord Why 80 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH. Mass in the the 11 o'clock Sacred at discuswithout the Committee to read up with a desire Hours' filled T. Hayden Fathers P. Kerwick (Erskine Monsignor Rev. cated at Catholic schools, a WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. Right should not a satisfactory solution heart Church, Ulverstone, Father of which the Christian Brothers and vine) end E. Gell (Rydel, were ex- (President, St. Patrick's Ecclesias- Dowling appealed to the congrega- sion. But the leave for the St. Pat- Catholic side of every question, so be found in Australia? Orders Promptly Attended to. He was pected to return by the Ormonde, tical College. Manly), has received tion to rally to the cause of Erin by rick's Day function, though surely much the better. The opportunity confident that, when the electors of Tel. A3938. Nuns are deservedly proud. which arrived in Sydney recently. a letter from his brother, the Right giving her financial assistance to of the same nature, was not given is none the less efficacious because Australia fully realised the injusheated discussion. For, it is compulsory. When a paper is tice under which the Catholic pet> Were a choice asked for a device Rev. Dr. W. Hayden (Bishop of her struggle for liberty. As without aa letter AUSTRALIA HOTEL inspire and was read from the founded, it might be possible to ple laboured, they would see that classroom the Very Rev. Father V. Peters Wilcannia-Forbes), who is at present continue to adorn the result of the appeal £20 was rea- indeed, KALGOORLIE secretary of the Loyal Orange Lodge have it issued in several localities their servants in Parliament gave teacher and pupil in lowliest rural (Adm.. %Vest Maitland) met with a in Ireland. In the course of his let- lised. P. FRAWLEY, i-roprietor. objecting to the procession, because simultaneously. That is, each cen- the redress already long overdue." schoolhouse or in stateliest univer- serious accident during the week. ter, his Lordship writes: "The counAccommodation Good for Travellers. this: be quota of local "thousands its pain to could have tre When on his motor cycle a collision try is very disturbed. Poor Father sity pile, the motto should The beloved Archpriest Ifennebry, it would cause There was an news, with the Catholic editorials Devotion to truth for truth's own occurred. and he was thrown to the O'Gorman, P.P., of East Maitland, P.P. of St. Joseph's, is lying in a of loyal citizens.' the from carried but 'die solid matter that nobody and insinuation sake. ground. Immediate assistance was had a very rough experience last very rcitical condition in Highbury YOUR EYES WERE MADE FOR USE-NOT ABUSE. * citizens would be pleased if it one editorial office either by telegiven, and it was found that Father Monday night, November 29th.. in Private Hospital. Archpriest loyal were granted, and if by its refusal graph or by aeroplane. This scheme Two was overcome with The Mr. J. J. Leahy, late C.P.S., Too- Peter's leg was broken. Hotel, Cork. To get the best results from any piece of intricate mechanism, Imperial the complete prosa Catolic daily, for to proposed it served was at tration on the 17th. woomba, has been promoted reasonable care must be given it. The Eyes can certainly policemen came to his room and taken they were "pained"--well, Years ago Mr. C.P.S., Brisbane. The General Chapter of the Pre- about twelve o'clock to question immediately to the hospital. With them light. This was an impudent but I do not know where it has stand a good deal, but when Nature warns (by headaches, etc.), One his characteristic firmness the Arch- suggestion. when it was remembered worked successfully in practice. Leahy was a prominent member of sentation Order of Nuns in the Lis- him about his business, etc. it is time to act promptly. the C.Y.M.S., and later an active mote diocese was held recently at held a revolver to his back, and priest went through the exercires of that thousands of returned soldiers, The Education Question. member of the Queensland Irish As- the Mother House, St. Mary's Con- Father O'Gorman thought his end the recent retreat, conducted by including fourteen Victoria Cross Durihg the absence of Archbishop CO, sociation, before which he read vent, Lismore. Mother Mary Stan- had come. He has not quits re- Very Rev. Dr. M. J. O'Reilly (Rec- winnerr, took part in last year's pro- Mannix, Father Barry, as his substiBut the protest was dis- tute at religious functions, has prosome very instructive and interest- islaus D'Arcy has been elected Sup- covered from the shock yet." W. Atillik1V341:h of St. John's College, University cession. Manager tor . "pain" of doubtless to the regarded. ing papers. erior -General for the coming term of of Sydney), and this was probably our loyalist friends, and the proces- ved himself a most effective public -543 A.MICAJDE - six years. Other changes have takThe Rev. Father T. A. Fitzgerald, much for him. Regret at the sion will be held on Saturday after- speaker. His latest remarks on Another old-time secretary of the en place in the personnel of the O.F.M., of St. Charles', Waverley. too of Archpriest Hennebry noon. Minch 19 C.V.M.S. in the person of Mr. J. E. branch houses. Mother M. Gertrude, has translated from the Irish four condition and on all sides, He has formerly in charge at Coraki, has stories by Padraic H. Pearse, the has been heard Landy, is forging ahead. for his recovery have gone Bishop McCarthy Returns. been promoted from Ipswich to been transferred to Ballina: Mother leader of the Easter Week Revolt. prayers Toowoomba as C.P.S. In the ab- Conception, from Ballina to Murwil- The book is now in the Dublin press. up from the hearts of all classes. Bishop John McCarthy, of Sandthe of magistrate police sence.of the hurst, has returned to Australia afIn iumbah; and Mother Ursula, to Cor- and will shortly be published. latter place, he occupied the Bench, aki. ter an absence of -12 months. In that Telephone B162. Ireland Father Fitzgerald is recog* and was congratulated on his pro* * time he saw many countries, and of the leading scholars one as nised FARRELL BROS. motion by the senior sergeant. stayed long enough in each one to The memory of the classroom in :ancient and modem Gaelic. gather a good deal of useful infor never fades in later years from the Merchants and General Produce Of Monsignor Fouhy, P.P., Too- souls of the pupils; the recollections mation. He gave the Pope a deCorn Crushers. VICTORIA. woomba, Archbishop Duhig said at of a Sister's classroom are ever laden tailed account of the state of things HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. the dedication of the new Holy with the fragrance of virtue and one of the The only Firm who Specialise in in his diocese, and found his HoliLynch. Brother Rev. Name Church and Convent School of faith, they ever remain as a power four pioneer Christian Brothers who ness was well inf8rmed and dearly Crushing. Grain and Salt at Toowoomba: "Monsignor Fou- to strengthen and save souls. interested. "I am convinced," he left Ireland on the invitation of Dr. hy was the first priest who spoke to said, "that there is a warm corner of MelArchbishop first Gould, me when I landed in Brisbane, and in the Pope's for Australia. being several weeks a "pri- bourne, 50 years ago is living in reAfter WEST & GARRETT With Bishop Shiel,heart he invited me to become one of his soner" upon the Makura, Mr. Os tirement at the St. Vincent de Paul of Rockhampton. altar boys. From that time up to mond T. G. Esmonde. the distin- Orphanage, South Melbourne. Ile WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMB- Dr. McCarthy spent six weeks in ERS, ETC. the present we have been friends. I guished young Irish visitor, who the United States. Ile sums tip his over 80 years of age, and has been Our Specialties: Pumping En- impressions in the words: have learnt a good deal from Mon- was prohibited from landing in Aus- is "The for many years. He was a signor Fouhy's wisdom. Perhaps if tralia, is making arrangements to blind Americans plan on big lines, gines, Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, and great favourite with all the children, I return to America. Steps I were a mere humble priest they look for big results. Their bed- Tanks, Bores and Pumps. now have is but the orphanage, at would approach with a tremendous been taken to secure a passage for ridden and very feeble. country is the most progressive on Address: Note the emount of reverence one who had him by the mail steamer Ventura, earth." But he would not place 10 LANE -STREET, PERTH. been so long in the ministry and which was to leave Sydney recentAustralia below America in its eduSt On Sunday, the 6th. inst done such a lot of good work. Mon- ly; but hidebound officialism pre- Patrick's cational achievements, comparative. the Melbourne. Cathedral, a only not been HOTEL had SAVOY signor Foahy ly speaking. exvented this course being to the adopted. It was raised F. Kent Rev. The Savoy is the Acme of Luxury great priest to the Church, but was is learned that the authorities have alted dignity of the priesthood. In America he gave to the Haiti and Refinement. a good and spirited citizen. more Catholic Review a summary permitted Mr. Esmonde to make arof facts he had observed: will be by rangements faith be reserved for his early the may Accommodation The losses to The teaching of religion is not a and it is expected that departure, "We arrived in Ireland May 1st., wire or letter. the immense unless much more he done function of the State; but the State Makura sails he will be a when and found conditions bad at that acbeing Licensee. is J. M. QUIGLEY, passenger. than ones for our little should, for the sake of its people, Mr. Esmonde time, but they have been growing settling his tually done. and for its own sake, permit and private mattershas inbeen worse. Terrorism is becoming more * * the Commonfacilitate the teaching of religion wealth under the supervision of the The Royal and more menacing. G. DINES The Rev. Bro. Sebastian, of the by the Church. Irish Constabulary and the Black Customs officials. PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, instructional staff of the Marist They infest every place. and Tans CONVENT OF MERCY, TOODYAY. been has 966 HAY-STREET. Brothers' School, Bendigo, Monsignor Fouhy, P.P., was remdo not act as guardians of peace or the comparatively early age of ntreaypsferred to Hunter's Hill, SydFirst Class Boarding School for Young Ladies. Sleeping -out accom at the dedi- 611 Atyears, .scent when speaking They of property. the custodians Mr. A. G. McShane, late The Sisters also modation. Pupils prepared for all examinations. , eition of the new Church and examiner of the VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. are guilty of shooting innocent peo Chief Revenue conduct a Boarding School for Boys from seven to thirteen years of School its West Toowoomba last Branch of the Audit Department, ple, of burning and looting houses. The bigots of the Municipality of HARVEST TERRACE. age. Commodious new buildings are now under construction to cope to month. Speaking to the large gat- passed away at his sister's residence Melbourne possible everything doing of to still working with the hitherto too nunierous applications for admission. MISS M. O'CALLAGHAN. The tiering he said: He had been 25 at Katoomba on the 18th. ult. Mr. vent St. are spread their reign of terror. Patrick's Day Procession a years in Toowocenba, and before he McShane retired from the Public through Surgical: Medical: Maternity, Black and Tan soldiers are purpose the streets. Offensive con They came to Toowoomba was about 20 Service two months ago on a pen- ditions have hostile. and aggressively ly Telephone, A1080. been proposed, and alyears in Brisbane. He liked both sion. do everything in their power to irre Phone. A3945. lie had completed 45 years though ex -Mayor Cabena's motion places very much, but he would tate the Irish and to goad them in he in the Public Service. less offennot An attack a defeated, has been only Brisbane left have BEDFORD never HOTEL to excesses-efforts which for the HARROLD & MURRAY of influenza carried. eighteen months been ago has amendment sive was invited to take charge of Too- undermined his constitution, Splendid Accommodation for Counmost part are unsuccessful. PRODUCE MERCHANTS, and woomba parish. He could not find lately, when an attack of pnete try Visitors. "Bishop Sheil and I know from VICTORIA PARK. The Very Rev. J. Ryan. who has these that a finer people to deal with than monist laid TA RRI observation F MODERATE. personal on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, cbsHave him Elmore aside, his strength been parish priest in the those of Brisbane and the Darling was unable to combat GEORGE AUBURN, Proprietor. charges of cruelty are true. The day Hay, Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, was years, NEW NORCIA. past eleven it. The late the trict for not did he saying that cases In Downs, there were four 112 Bourke -street, Kalgoorlie. Galway I left and Maize. Mr. of Linseed, McShane gathering was a staunch large a Cathoby restrict it to any class or any creed, lie and a prominent supporter of all honoured MURRAY-STREET. of looting. The names of the vie CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. TERMS CASH. parishioners and well-wishers at a Thoroughly places the because he had been in his differ- Catholic movements. Many and reprisals, Renovated Throughout. time of such of his conversazione held in the Presby ent missions on first-class terms with leisure moments burned and looted, are available. were devoted. to tery grounds of Our Lady of the NORTH PERTH MOTOR them. He recalled, how 40 or 50 literature, and contributions The English Black and Tans and to his prior Telephone, Church, B277. front Sacred Heart Western in the burn whets GARAGE. years ago. deliberately Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. Constabulary his pen frequently Counold trip to the in Ca- leaving on a order in ANGOVE-ST, TRAM TERMINUS. P. bush, he had to depend upon Pro- tholic publications, appeared J. HEVRON factories and creameries Ryan Telephones, A1837 and A4598. testants very much. He had to read in the history ofliethewas well try by the Orsova.withFather CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and FOR- to throw the Irish people out of creeds all Popes, was very popular camp with them, and had to par- and scholarly WARDING AGENCY. work, to bring them hunger, power. BOGUE AND SPERRING. on this inter- and classes, says the Elmore Standtake of their hospitality. Very esting subject articles GENERAL CARRIERS. For Particulars Apply to the tv and other ills. It is a terrorism BROTHER DIRECTOR. appeared over his ara. All parts of the parish were CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND often they did a great deal more for name in the Australasian brutal." PHILLIMORE and CHAMBERS, wanton is that of and members NIGHT. Catholic largely represented, he He could point out in the remedy, him. possible a FREMANTLE. for Asked Record. Cream Cars for Weddings. His untimely death de- other denominations, including some Western district one piece of land prives then said:the State of a valued citizen, of Elmore's most prominent cite on which a church had been erected, "Put Ireland on the same basis the Church of an enlightened zens, came to do honour to the MOANA CAFE Irish and to this day he could say there and as Australia. and then the and faithful in the adherent. his residence During guest. of Catholwas not a single sixpence HAY-STREET, PERTH. would be settled, not only question a EFFICIENT & EXPERIENCED parish, Father Ryan has evinced For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. for England and Ireland, but for the ic money in the whole of that It is the educated mind that in keen interest in every movement for RENTS COLLECTED. MONEY TO LEND. church. The Protestant people of The Irish question whole world. ages has advanced mankind, the advancement of the town and the district undertook to build the all We are happy question. world is a own our HOTEL church for him and bey the land. lifting it above sordid aims, bring- district, and every phase of healthy, ORIENT make We in Australia. They bought the land in the name ing to it pure and ennobling enjoy- cleats sport had his warmest praclaws and administer them. Why not HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. Father Ryan left MONTHLY STATEMENTS. AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. of the diocesan trustees, and built ment, prompting its highest weed- tical support. " Good Accommodation for Country Ireland?TheRev. M. D. Forrest, M.S.H., every single stick of the church, and tions by holding before it exalted on the 26th. of last month. Visitors. it existed to this day. In no corm ideals. upon his new ex lecturing been has The Very Rev. Prior J. Stokes, try could he find a more loyal, deperiences in ,Ireland-which must J. MONAGHAN. B533. For deeds that are dark and nun- P.P., who has ministered to the Estb., 1912. 'Phone, A3370. cent, or self-respecting people than have been pretty thrilling if we are to be found here in Queensland. ningly contrived, go to the thief spiritual needs of the Catholics e.f judge from his statement:-"I have who knows his fare THE business. 20 years, was PALACE for The folKyabram but the HOTEL the fine Catholics, of were They been proud to, meet soldiers St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. Republican Army, and I travelled people generally loved God, hated lowing might be a warning to the welled recently previous to his deHouses and Businesses for Sale. The PALACE is situated in a through the country with a BrigsIf you have Money to Lend, we iniquity, and were broad-minded." people over anxious to do business: parture for Europe. The guest was A Sydney jeweller writes to the presented with a wallet of notes most charming position, close t$ dier-General of that army, whose can Invest it in Good Security. City or Suburbs. Cash or Terms. Unfortunately, in its ardour for Freeman: "On Tuesday week, at (L160), which had been subscribed Banks and Commercial Houses, ailik photograph was in every police barPROPERTY MANAGEMENT Theatres, and is largely patronise( rack in Ireland." Two of his state education the tendency of the age 4.30 p.m., we got a ring on the 'phone by 'the parishioners. by the principal Farmers and Gra- merits caused the Sydney papers to is to think only of mind and to purporting to be from Father Murziers in the State. SOUTH AUSTRALIA . overlook the will and the con- phy. St. Mary's Cathedral, stating get uneasy, though so far they have 'CAT "Y^ T_T science, to cut the human soul in that they were making a small prebeen unnoticed in Melbourne. Yet MODERATE TARIFF. M R. J. L. O'SULLIVAN, 41 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH ,twain, bestowing all care on one- sentation that evening, something Father T. J. O'Donnell, of the Ho I think I should be safe in betting J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. 50s. Town from to £4. Would he suggest bert Archdiocese, who on (Opposite Hall). has been a Representative. half while leaving the other to that they are filed away in the something suitable and send some visit to Adelaide, lectured to an struggle for itself as it may. Telephone A1428. Argus office ready for use when the

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In Home, in the fifth century, the II Lent lasted six weeks, but according to the historian, Socrates, there We want Parochial news. Parishfastactual of weeks out. three were only May we Clarence was dining local news. all these THE PENITENTIAL SEASON. ing, inclusive even then of the Sat- By Father Cobb, in the Catholic ioners want "Now, what'll I do with not look forward to regular contd Times.) THE OPTICIAN, means urday and Sunday, and, if Ducheslady or here forks and spoons and knives enthusiastic an from butions these trusted, be ne's view may No. 1. -DOOMSDAY. and things, Ma?" start at the outer were gentleman in each parish, who, by but The Teutonic word Lent, which continuous, not were weeks Clarence, days' "Well, arranging with the priest concerned This is the age of anaesthetics. no we employ to denote the forty the first, the fourth, and the sixth one and work in till you have painless opera - would undertake the writing of news fast preceding Easter, originally FLO., F.S.M.C., D.B.O.A., series, being connected with Painless extractions, Our very items, reports of parochial functions, more to use." deaths. than the spring sea- of the more no painless throughout the meant But lions, flesh from in the crucify worked ordinations. to the Clarence drugged live. We must from Freedom of City of London. So to be used occupation, YOUNG been needs a pleasant A it has few is It IN Still some etc? must son. he with minds time REFLECTIONS very first Hell and a useful and valuable work. that we may find spiritual gains. outside, and thearound period to translate the Orient generally, same arrangement render our thoughts painless. GIRL'S LOOKING -GLASS. at the other the Anglo-Saxon THE term exceptions, the looked up and Latin avoided, for it is too be significant to more gigthe topic a girls Athanasius's is St. pretty as of diners, he saw four wondered, and quadragesirna, meaning the "forty prevailed me, NEVER NEGLECT A CUT. THE CATHOLIC PAPER. QUALIFICATIONS us to have obtain - painful for words. The thought HIGHEST show Eyes of mine, 0 promise He Letters" tat one him. as at "forgling the the six judgment must be shunned, one days," or more literally Only what is good to see, stray or ed in Alexandria, namely, preparaIN THE STATE. can be a then found that he was the onlyused I do not see how one tieth day." :hulls a ghastly story by Bierce.And Use Zam-Buk And Make Sure of Not to wander, not to play: of Lent were only informed using a certain fork ordinarily sever- Nfaupassant's "Le Hourla." Catholic and not keep up Some of the Fathers, as early as weeks true exceptional picking of Exam., London. By Where the foolish fancies fast was a to Clarence tory history, man the AntiSeptic Healing. plead for salads. How can a fifth century, supported the view And yet! on the current events, of And should frowning envy maintained during Holy Week. yet! Catholic peas with it and found the proceps the ASK FOR MR. B. heed. this forty days' fast was of ity"Apostolic be a true Christian if the crossasbe the that and the knowledge by way finds a "infection" For a lodging, pay no enjoined easily How is a Des This of Drumm, easy. truth (says Bishop presupposed by not on his shoulder? Aimless poor boy Apostolic institution. Forhisexample: Look you not on aught amiss. in the Take one in the into the everyday cut, scratch, or hearers Constitutions," and But When he got home, the Leo (d. 461) exhorts the number rudderless ship drifting aboutguiding Moines, Indiana, U.S.A.). Eyes of mine, skin abrasion is again emphasised paper remonstrated with his mother.I got St. with no they may "fulfil with St. Chrysostom. that itself, life abstain a to O promise this. who does not. read a Catholic established is an' once ocean said, having by a recent experience of Mrs. G. you which forty, in what daily ARCADE, done instituion "I ROYAL secular judgment. Apostolic the It the last fasts reads the their of and other modifications. thought Adair, Lennox St., Newtown, Sydnews item ap- mixed up on the forks."fault if you of the forty days." But the best pronounced me, necessary that perhaps one Catholic Opposite Town Hall. 'Ears of mine, 0 promise Don't risk similar dangers! ney. Rousing Thought. it wasn't your week, and that unani- seemed to many "Well, almost are whole a scholars flattery duewhen in fasting modern how not be pears only know cut. Harken of that drama To deal instantly with any in there should not to win, generally false or garbled. The did. The hostess doesn't fast - The dread thought us the moos in rejecting this view, forfirst Tries with blandishments ing forty days, butforty actua into action burn, scald, or other injury or sore, institution in to set her table if she arranged rouses in; remains of the Church, the greatest It In the time of Gregory of doomsday Do not let him enter knocks ing days. is not knives and forks with no idea of the existing man, like the keep Zam-Buk always handy. it the him; considto both play find us we dead is apmakes gossip centuries were three and 'Phone A1794. the world, (590.604) there And when idle Great or lashes the ends pain, swelling, and inflammathe that moved not locks. courses. regardwind has the of practice six biting winter fast the of diversity weeks Clarerable six to in his world; it Rome at It purican. stingelse At the door, make comfort nothing like tion you parently some traveller, a was Meanwhile also ANDERSON & Son and belated That Thos. amiss, life. Easter, of before the days aught fast of the to signs the ing not thirty-six face under shown Harken in days each, makingGregory who is ing him into action, forcing him to fies and protects the damaged tisand printed ence, but he still squirmedgirls. Family Grocers and Provision geedual process of developmentThe Ears of mine, have collected, sifted means perin all, which St. for a final effort sues against disease pages of Catholic enjoyment of the pretty duration. its Merchants. of himself medevial matter sen0 promise this. the many brace by four, six or eight to used therein every time. be healing the one who Good advice must storm that divides Thihm fect antiseptic Fitzgerald-st. and Raglanof primary importance is followed activity, showing describes as the spiritual against thehome "While at Gosford," Mrs. Adair Corner rd., North Perth. night or sibly, for circumstances often upsets passage -fire ahead. me, days by Eusebius from a let- writers, the quoted one down on Saturday thirty-six year, from sits the a sharp Lips of mine, 0 promise of on my heel were cut writes, "I in tithing it, a marvellous well -laid plans. the ages of faith,of the piece of rock or oyster shell while Families Waited on Daily. ter of St. Irenaeus to Pope Victor Sunday and reads Speak true words or silentto be, being approximately the tenth part Middle Ages, organism that thought Country Orders Attended To. connection with the Easter contro. of three hundred and sixty-five. At obsessed with the revealed When ill -temper burnsshut smite, motion, and a living The wound was painful, to the bathing. This one JUDGE AND THE them to. THE there that belong Dante says to the portals, St. Irsnaeus realise to proud day. versy. wish your is the last Guard he A few a later date of time so I roughly bound it up. MOTHER. itself, can talk is not only a controversy about the exact number of forty days led to world his grandiose vision tight. if occasion presents to THE J. J. BENDON Men's days later I noticed the injury was has something the pride Easter, but also re- the practice of beginning Lent upon world beyond the grave. Catholicity; he has I.et not mockery orderide. sol- inflamed. My foot swelled and beto a time of keeping that SHOE STORES change in to appealed "For," fast. reflected St. recently were to other preliminary the garding Wednesday. the A mother Ash thoughts get Move you even not I could sore that say: present her came so our genius, character have of HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLZ to 130 strong they hymn think of emn and sombre , "some York court, asking subject. He is a Speak you never aught amiss, Gregory, writing to St. Augustine novi- he continues of which my boot on. Though I treated the B425. the 'Phone line who is not New from for others every Catholic day, "We in one removed for fast rule: great to the irae," Lips of mine, a ought "Dies and land down the by con- daughter the muffled injury with hot fotrientations, of a religious congregation. days, and others even for sev. England, O promise this. weaned away from faith inflammation and swelling spread abstain from flesh meat, and from one seems to hear assured the two secular papers tiate eral, while others reckon forty hours all things that come from flesh, as drums of death and the piercing The daughter herself stantly feeding on leg alarmingly. up into my prosatisArt of perfectly nothing trumpet. or fast." was their last to de WISDOM. she night This day and WORDS OF court that and reads little literature. notes of the "A friend who had great faith in milk, cheese, and eggs." and asked no- both also urges that this variety of cision was afterwards enshrined in gave the world Orcagna's terrible Zam-Buk advised me to try it, so 543 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY. fied in the novitiate, fessional Catholic allowed to Ile may be usage is of ancient date, which int. the "Corpus Julia" and must be re- frescoes in the cemetery atlivePisa, thing better than to be adcarefully bathing my heel with 244 SLIZABETB-STREET, MEL after Manners, as Paley says, are bewords The "trethat there could have been no garded as the common law of the which made the judgment follow her vocation. water I applied this herbal YOUR WIFE. "minor morals," but theyintercourse lawyer by plies In the days of warm BOURNE. Apostolic tradition on the subject. Church. Still exceptions were ad. fore men's eyes. dressed to the mother's Zam-Buk proved so soothbalm. Giegemendous trifles" in our Francs, Judge in justice, Eusebius churches often RECENT PUBLICATIONS. were Gothic who translated presiding Rufous, great the dispensations your sweetheart. and the dethat I was encouraged to persevwith our fellow -men. Even if they was mated, ing a with She case, of rich, who dismissed the stone, the of a in the close are Prices inmother making of carved towaids they the The Undermentioned Latin yet be into artist condition reassumed, upon a will the As are merely scene, ere with the treatment. She is or to many an- fourth century, seems to have puns- granted And ycur of some pious work. grim realism, the same awful serve to be passed on who, ini- clude postage: at least "surface Christianity." children. in disThis main sult there was -further daily went Ire- contribution prohibition and woman door. her. eggs By W. of as to make of of a Battalion. on passage main Story The this worldly multitude the a tuated over depends other covers The swelling general charity home This srovement. as Your from follow- naeus say that some people fasted am the too much, for couraging her children most With numerous drawings door, the Christ door-"I during Lent is perpetuated in down, the pain disappeared, and all Devine. sins before God, so does politeness probYou can't love her burden in ing the higher life, is Darl Lindsay, 6/2. We may then fairly milk by of blessing or door" -is the western door, and over inflammation was drawn out. maps days. and the forty for custom In bears popular childamong men. the woman her the attune Monachism. Studies conclude that Irenaeus, about the making gifts of eggs at Easter, and it is this thought in stone tothe ably preparing for both It is wisdom to say little concern- this world. sun, a fortnight's time the foot was com- InBenedictine her if she ren and herself an unhappy future. Benedictine Life and Rule. By 190, knew nothing of any East- in the English usage of eating pan- itself to men's minds when ing the injuries one has received. You can't quarrel with into them pletely healed, thanks to Zam-Buk." said the judge, year recalled same client," C. Butler, Abbot of The west, Rev. Right end days. Tuesday. the in the your of forty in fast losers er Shrove the "Tell generally on sinking you. revolutionised are has We Zam-Buk won't let work feel proud to have ference must be drawn from the Ian. cakes 25/-. of the Laden Fast. man goeth forth to his at the fools who pity "that she should of skin troubles. It de- Downside Abbey, if we stop to refute all the backGod, years Relaxations the evening." treatment give herself towomen said it will "that flea. herSheforlaughs St. Joan of Arc. The life and guage of Tertullian only a few and to his labour until having children.is worn out her daughter From what has beenearly biting and gossiping we may stroys disease at its very root. In story young wherein By other Montana Middle cometh Maid of Orleans. as of the many night writing annoying, she so When the "the are in They when later. are and then be clear that by the way. Some day, of eczema (dry or weeping), ulcera- Rev. D. Lynch, S.J. Illustrated, may when he contrasts the very slender throughout the greater man can work," the night of her age and attractiveness it is true, but not dangerous, so for you and the home, you tion, abscesses, ringworm, piles, poi- 13/10. to folly and ist, the Ca- Ages Lent con - no by observed Church themselves expostuto fasting stop Western of not her. term sores, do giving the skin we of as all other judgment. long soned sores, and have to bury B. W. By Rev. which your heart, pleasure." Preaching. tholic (i.e., "the days on which the Part late and scold. sisted of forty week days. wounds or injuries, Zam-Buk is ab- O'Dowd, Love her now with all Salvation and Good Humour. 8/9. Sunday, no remorse. was taken away," Never be The love of our dear Lord is not shroud- solutely dependable. were all fast days, and six SCREW. bridegroom and that day will hold thought Marie St. THE t. By Help. gloomy and the a of Mountains AND Friday not, is however, It the Say SNAIL period, passage. a meaning THE bably very early an emotion nor 1/6 or 3/8, all chemists S. Ellerker, O.S.D., 4/2. of ing men's minds with melancholy. without it. with the long- At a began to be tolerated of all urday of Holy Week),period seated in the will commonly called thought pre- and stores. that nearlysugP WISDOM RATHER THAN of a fort- Practice Living Temples. By Bede Jarhour Say rather, a healthy It is no doubt true er but still restricted the heart, which inclines our minds breaking the fast at the We corruption. been KNOWLEDGE. from have Mon soul rett. 0.P., 3/8. the learn by the kept serving human inventions objects. Fremont, night which was to coolly reason out that we ought none, e., three o'clock. buries Out to Win. Straight talks to never as Catholicsand natural Charlemagne, may by honey We that as gested tanists. particular sweet to love God. To love Christ is to in yet Mines, as end, words are boys on the way to manhood. By French School of example We may also note that there is about the year 800, took his Lenten the thought of our last gloom. wish Him all honour and glory and to My My teaching and of the Purilove who of J. P. Conroy, S.J., 5/9. Rev. those interesting Dionysius an ours is no religion points out an mention of Lent in St. every good, and to obtain it for keep my Commandments. repast at 2 p.m. This gradual Deforscrew, the funda- no Alexandria Facing Danger, By Francis J. or in the "Didascalia," ticipation of the hour of dinner was tanism was a spawn ofofthe of Him in so far as we are able. who despise My in the case ofofthe believes, many proud, the he the S.J., 6/9. to Finn, Henry But which, the Before about canto the about that mation. by the fact The valet knows so much make use of istheira mental idea to primitive man by which Funk attributes of the many Talks to Parents, By Rev. J P. of facilitated precepts and sin, wives, and Elizabeth dark was suggested of the edible snail. year 250; yet both speak diffusely hours of none, vespers, etc., the man he serves he understands My voice shadows to S.J., 6/9. Conroy, their there knowledge fix. flung than shape Further. hero of periods the fast. of little spiral rather paramours, the paschal that there is very represented of the shell history, this Sermons on the Mass, The Sacratempest that roots up the cedars to suggest that the ed points of time. The ninth hour, across the pages of known It was not thetheshape about him. The trouble with many By as Metments, and the Sacramentals. screw, but the seems much Lebanon. was designAge three country really strictly Apostolic do not suggested misforthe doubt in no Catholic they in that that GLANVILLE'S is none,.was Church people Thomas Flynn, C.C., 14/2. Iniquity triumphs only which it is necessary the Resurrec- o clock in the afternoon, but the ric England. Medieval humour commemorate to desire to be "appreciated" -that is, tuns, but justice triumphs in glory. spiral motion in ed Picture snail that Children's POWDERS. Australian the HEADACHE The LEMON not by an annual but ()thee of none might be recited as abounds in the many gargoyles that he to give to the bodyit of they want to pass for something Prayer Book. The simplest Prayer from the shell. tion of Christ,celebration. The sinner is exalted only If this be soon as seat, which, of course, cor- twist and gibe around the roofs of to withdraw The Great Australian Remedy for Bok ever published. Beautifully ila weekly more than they are; they are ,ot may huge, fall from a greater height, but order that an objecta by liturgy constituted responded with the sixth hour or Gothic churchess like some Speedy Cure of lustrated, with 20 full -page illustraSunday the satisfied at being valued at their the just man is humbled that he This at once showed so, in virile Instant Relief and and embedded strong Resura the none, of shape of Hence joke Toothscrew Neuralgia, a memorial finished. of Headaches, boiserous true worth. the weekly midday, was the Mass. Card that man all may be exalted. powerfully resisted attempts rection, and the Friday fast that of in course of time came to be regard- race. Truth to tell, onlyfeels and Influenza, Rheumatism, tions, including with picture on front. cock. ache, In vain will 'he proud man hear solid Christians ed as beginning at midday, and this can afford to laugh who withdraw it by a straight pull. of Christ. Sciatica, Lumbago, etc., etc Price, Cover, key the COST OF CHARACTER, My word; he shall not understand to The hint was enough, and the the Death hand weekly the his the by in powder of view is perpetuated sure he holds of were at one regarding St. ls. 9d. per box, or 3d. each it. the point strew became one of the earliest H. C. GLANVILLE, M.P.K. observance of the Sunday and word noon, which means midday, to the riddle of life. Therefore Only the humble man will hearkGIILIES PETERS Many people have fine dreams of which was primitive, but the and not three o'clock in the after. Francis had ever a gleam of humour conso- man's inventions. MARKET-ST., FREMANTLE therein Friday, find will he wouha it; to en which someTeresa beauty the spiritual was moral and was material and St. Festival more Still Easter inhiseye, Doors from Post Office). noon. (Two annual OF with rock of RECORD process never become anything more than lotion. a wholeconvent introducby by the PICTORIAL afforded SCULPTORS the superimposed virtue, thing MONUMENTAL. practise The Moreover, relaxation dreams, because they will not work The more youdelight PRINCE'S TOUkt. of "collation." From this small laughter at her witty stories. in My words. natural development. will seems non For All Kinds of the Latest Footthem out in pain, struggle and self- more you Easter Festival there serewittiest nation to -day is the most TEL A1101 beginning indulgence was gradually The more the learned man deStoughton, with thehave and Prices. Hodder itself small Lowest a restraint. of at the wear, :Messrs. principle established The Catholic. evolved. the less he underus that also to One day a little music pupil, an lights in himself, Sydney, have advisedfollowing as vet anywhere quantity of nourishment which was Rates, from Sleep. not at Current Ltd., Arise Repairs fast, to reveal. Hour liminary words The My what little girl, stands old-fashioned, sweet have received the Head Office and Patronise a week in -duration, hot not taken directly as a meal did not alone will understand Me well. they seriously, confidently let from London:-"Publ;sh- exceeding about nine years old, was playing He character, which the fast, was adopted by St. usCalmly, know that it is I who cablegram BEN JONES by authority very severe inthe Passion, or, more break Show Yard face the thought of the judgment. February, scales and octaves, When she turned he alone will theolomiddle other and jag Aquinas, aside Thomas Lensed putting pic- commemorated to him, who, 310.12 WILLIAM-ST., PERTH. master hand of Christ two Gots and said to her teacher: "Oh, Miss speak the Prince of Wales, big complete "the days on which the and in the course of centuries The painted WEST SUBIMO will hunger after the scene in the In gians, Australian and Cana- generally, has away." Graham, my hands are so tired!" all vanity, food, record solid taken of torial quantity of was virtue recognised and a last the and bridegroom the ve. truth of virtue The teacher sympathetically from the "Fes - which according to received authori- pel extracts read on dian tours by Renown. Minimum Three rinut,s of the Church's photo any case it isofcertain Tel. A4381. plied: "Neyer mind, Norma; just truth. three hundred illustrations, St. Athanasius that ties must not exceed eight ounces, the first Sundays day walk west Science will be profitable to him, by Prince of tal Letters" upon his has come to be permitted after the year, which begins on he first Introduction try to play them once or twice because enjoined to graphs. Saint witness the Station DAIRY. time to W.A. in 331 all truth bears THE St. the is behalf Now on fast of Advent. purchase of more. The longer you practise urging days more what But Wales of forty repast. wisdom. period midday a My of and flock sleep the goodness My Blind." from the for WANEROO-ROAD, inclu- particularly regards Lent, successive arouse ourselves Hospital them the stronger your hands will not but Dunstan's to, he will alone man preliminary stern The humble of Holy indults have been granted by the indifference and laxity, to the grow, so that after a while you will OSBORNE PARK. is understood the book will ba ing Mauufactin..is learned: the learned man, pure in It the sive of, the stricter fast of our heavy responsibility not feel it at all." available in Australia about price and Importers D. KEANE. Holy See allowing meat at the print- reality humble. Week. account of our exact an giving in and The gentle little face turned to heart, will beenlightens of April, and the retail Sundays, middle on first intellect Fast. the the meal, cipal Pure Milk Delivered Twice Daily Humility put on one Duration and Nature of the teacher, and the little girl of will be 9s. per copy. three, four, and five stewardship. We may than all the knowledge forty then on two,throughout the end of to any part of the City, direct from said: "Miss Graham, it seems as if more nearly the side the prophecy ofLord NAIR aid In determining this period of Elias, week days, interminOwn Cows to Customers. Our with laboured Our we Moses, which past of the Jerusalem recently everything that strengthens hurts." men. in If example Quite days the whole of Lent. faithfully to the Church. Supplying the Convents and Colenergy for childhood and and Christ must have exercised a Maunday Thursday, upon which gles with His vivid word.painting Dear little girl, everything that andListen and zeal by increase will knowledge S, your leges. wrath, day we must in the future labour predominant influence, but it is also hmaesactowmaes thoitshhaertreo ianIwthaeyssamforebiidnddeuni., of strengthens hurts! knowledge that has come down- youth, triIffAHSTONES,! "Andthe immediatelyof after the In the making of character every- the them with energy and zeal in- possible that the fact was borne in for God from and ages past in from days forty hours CLOHESY, COZIER, and CO thing that strengthens hurts, costs bulaton of those days," the etc. creased a hundred fold. mind that Christ layother S.J. hand, just genes:-Catholic Encyclopedia. thheeeleloettthwie leverilid'psoessndih,lewhf: (Late Foreman and Carver, Day pain and self-denial. We must die Rev. Gabriel Palau, the Tomb. On the a ten(SittilelgulmaotrieonmsofdoirfietdheaArercthhdeioleesen- even and Co.). enthe as Pentecost (the fifty days) was and were P. J. COONAN, period during which Christiansthough of Perth, which will be found on deceived by the false Christ's Representative. false prophets preaching hither and joyous and prayed standing, MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. another page thither, "the sun shall be darkened, they were not always engaged in light, her give not Quadragesima the shall A.M.P. so moon Floor, Office: No. 46, 2nd. such prayers, St. Gerard's Hospital and the BUILDINGS. (the forty days) was originally a Surgical, Medical, and Midwifery. and the stars shall fall frombeheaven." dashed The world will seemingly period marked' by fasting, but not Works: 169 BEAUFORT-STREET, LEEDER. -ST., CAMBRIDGE the the 61 "Upon chaos. elemental Printed and Published by into necessarily a period in which PERTH. VILLE. earth distress of nations, by reason faithful fasted every day. W. A. HALE, Secretary. 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