The Record Newspaper 19 February 1921

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Day 10th, Thursday night. Februarymeeting in France " The German -Irish Plot Foolery St. Patrick's 1921 Wedding Germans the Like " ordinary committee Celebrations --present term this attendance thirteen. nominations presented it Sir H. Lawson's Report on Exposes There krrangements Valera De General Wednesday, January Eamon Patrick's are with that night, but connection Iligligats election ,tration Church, Heart Sacred wee, Or tine final

was held, and the for the occasion was the on possible for the coming demonno St. we on in for Day were further trivauced this Com- pleased to learn that the new committee is likely to have a large list presentfirst by a meeting of tile Concert which at nest meeting. night, its at Monday ed for election mittee on (OFFICIAL). a decision Nominations for office for the new though they many matters were discussed, The Dublin Freeman of January General Lawson, "thatregions being arrived at to have the admission term closed last Wednesday, and the into Go- the signature. This call be seen if tickets for the Grand National Concert number of names received by the reEnglish the ago days 8th, 1921, says:-General Sir Henry have terrorised some ( A few at turning °nicer was Indeed very gratifyprinted and distributed forthwith the papers the original be examined. Lawson, who recently came to Ire- quiet, they have done more tothan of 3/, 2/ and 1/. ing. The election night is March 2nd, in- vernment published (3) As for the document on corn. the popular prices with the alleged G:rmanland as the envoy of the Peace -with- has happened for centuries The second instance accounted for by and we would like all the members who who dislike Eng- dealing of 1918. The "plot," as munications, it was given as a basis more than ordinary enthusiasm was can possibly arrange It to come along plot Ireland Council, has made a report crease the numbers Irish little we all remember well. was faked as from which I might start to work the general committee meeting held on to this meeting and elect the men they to Lord Henry Cavendish Bentinck, lish rule. In this way-a wish to have in once for the next six of communications, Tuesday evening. The sportsby pro. excuse to imprison the Sinn up a system Chairman of the Council, on his im- dreamt of way-they have served the months, as well as vote on one or two previously drawn up Ire- an Mansion gramme, in of self-government cause the four after Fein leaders and to get them out of which was needed by the responsible. was submitted notices of motion that will be put bepressions and conclusions committee connection in Other im- fore them at this meeting. the way for the general elections. House Conference in view of the for adoption, and approved. days' visit to Dublin-December 20- land." To those who have not yet paid up portant questions wore discussed. Much A Greenwood Theory. But it miscarried woefully, for with their work, 23-fully occupied in conversations centred upon the desirability 0. their subscriptions due for the term put threatened enforcement of conscrip- debate Government English the while with persons of all shades of poliin the procession on February 28th, or any other quesparticipant the every with connected Closely In all probability I would adopting a more composed attitude in ending the tion. money owing to the Society, we make tical thought. Everyone he met, tion of reprisals, he says, is the the Sinn Feiners into gaol, that the marching. This In a timely suggestion one more appeal to pay up before the was theory put forward by Sir Hamar Irish Nation retaliated by putting have altered it so much says the Press Association, An Improvement new term direction. commences. In the right Of system when actually set up would kindness itself, and one and all wish- Greenwood, that the murders and 73 of them into Parliament! Last Sunday the inaugural meeting certainly be made, and so serious slight relation to the might the cables have given you have but was the discussion that the marshals in connection with this coming seabridegroom, and Miss Nora Normoyle, ed for peace. anent. the Crown Forces have course upon attacks proposal. in this I scheme outlined so already appointed are to be requested son's football team was held in the Sosister of the bride, the former being He directed his attention, in the been in the main the work of a few all of Lloyd George's fables,Valera's It is with sincere regret we have daintily to see that proper decorum and the ciety's rooms, and great interest was and tastefully (rocked In shed. send you Eamon de Sheer Lying. real spirit of the day be evinced in the displayed by all those who came along to chronicle the death of Mrs. Brid- pink crepe de chine, trimmed with main, towards: hundred desperadoes of the ruffian merely comments-C.0'B.) bearing and marching of everyone iu in spite of the very hot weather, both of (a) The question reprisals; and death has whose report whole as this Hayes, so far black beading, wearing a In and black the otherwise get Elizabeth terrorised who class, In the proceedings of the meeting sad hat. The latter looked very be(b) The Sinn Fein position and peaceful inhabitants of Ireland, and no such thing as this reference to incidents subsequent to the procession. was "There at the age of 52 years, occurred on picture the possibilities of the team for Mt. coming in a sand -coloured crepe u» It was intimated that Mr. Gumbleton Several asof view. have poirA I it is Mrs. that inst. of 1918. I know July, 9th. Plot the the 17th promises have been received killGerman had been Wednesday, once these men chine, beaded with black, and wearing that, had undertaken the management again after same of the refreshment booth, and the sec- from ex -members of other teams to Hayes, who was a native of Kapun- a black picture hat also. Both carried "No Question Whatever." up Ireland would be serted this in America time From simply of a piece with the rour.ded or ed throw in their lot for this season with here. which the it in lying, repeat resided in dainty bouquets of pink and cream now audacity sheer retary was empowered to finalise probtime-I terror, reign of eta, South Australia, the P.C.Y.M.S., and the committee apHe discussed the question of the released from roses. The duties of best man were intimately in present British Ministers have given ably such arrangements regarding the the last Sunday, we reel sure, wit, South Australia and Broken Hill, ably carried out by Mr. F. C. Bogue, raprisals in its broader aspect with and would gladly put into force the July 1917 I was luncheon booth as operated last year. pointed do its utmost to secure 4 team that wiu N.S.W., for 27 years, and came to brother or the bridegrom, whilst Sir. as many people as possible, and re- measure of Home Rule which had touch with all the major activities evidence of, in respect to Ireland, in The intimation from the Police De- take a hot of beating. Last Orday year's secrePolitical by day Fein Leo. Sinn Normoyle, statements brother of the public a cenof the bride. lied, as regards the general facts, on just received the Royal Assent. It both their West Australia a quarter of partment granting full permission, tary (Mr. P. Davidson) was present fulfilled the duties of groomsman. A and of the Irish Volun- -statements which are designed to without any reservetton whatever, was at the meeting, tury ago, the last 22 years of which and read an extremely but very dainty and appetising what was said to him by people was, doubtless, in this belief that ganisation knowno less with received people with general I speak own sausraction. so their satisfactory and balance teers, deceive of South -sheet [Or the cast quiet rekfast was then partaken of at Ins whose reliability and veracity he the Government directed or winked she has been a resident Lord Wim- than the peoples of foreign nations. The next general committee meeting season, as well as a very comprehensive of the bride's parents. and Fremantle. Her funeral, which -"as residence reprisals, ledge and authority. of the team's doings. A rumour the usual toasts and healths had was able, by previous experience, to at the policy of collective Lloyd George-told tn.. We who know the truth 2nd see will be held on next Tuesday evening report largely attended, took place on the after had gained ground some time back that and the more sanguine among them borne-not been given, the happy couple left by thoroughly trust. at the Parochial Hall, Archbishop's gentlemen these matter. how deliberately this year the Society would not have a The cortege proceeded motor for the South-West. the bride Palace. 10th. inst. "I may say at once," says Sir thought that a month or so of this truth on this team, and that last year's secretary and it, do not forget this fact Orient - being (rocked in a very becoming navy Henry The general character of the "re- distort estimating from her, late residence, olicy would have the desired effect. Lawson, "that there is no other players were linking up with an. the probable hontalleta and georgette, with hat to when street, to St. Patrick's Church, blue team but our president quickly doubt in my mind as to the general It was only doing a little wrong that port," its total untrustworthiness, match. The bridegroom's gift to the offers and proposals ST. PATRICK'S DAY SPORTS. other gave a denial to the first part, and Mr. where the first portion of t.1_, bride was a single -stoop diamond ring, accuracy of the report of the re- a great good might come. So far and the obvious purpose to bring to esty of so-called them. Davidson has flatly denied the last, so from emanating of and the bridesmaids a silver hand- prisals which have reached on the side of the authors play service was read by Rev. Father bag to facts, howhe could get at the as this that it is Is now proved beyond doubt St. Patrick's of each: while the bride's gift to the country The approach The case of Cotter brothers with the present military frightfulness in another Casey, O.M.I., and thence to the bridegroom was not the slightest particle through the Press, and ever, they fitted in no way of was a pair or gold sleeve instance of how eagerly, Day prompts a few remarks with there The chief links. truth in either side of the rumour. SeIreland, all the prejudices and hatFremantle Cemetery. there can be no question whatever this theory. of any In the of evidence sports. to the reference veral members present at the meeting war, can be infer- in the absence mourners were Messrs. E. Hayes, that this form of remedy wan exThe Sinn Fein organisation and reds of thethepast up his spoke in eulogistic terms of Government picks British one the when plot, place, the real first good that have portions Maggie, from red Kate, sent. (husband), done by Mr. Davidson during .he the lush Republican Army seemBROTHERS' OLD tensively and generally earned out, Fur press into their service every chance programme, a great array of names work reference to me personally. season, and hoped that this year. Betty, Hannah (daughters), Eddie CHRISTIAN especially by the Black and Tans ed to be particularly free from example:BOYS' ASSOCIATION. and document that of committee men meets his eye, last occurrence at least portion, If not the whole, of and Mat (sons), M., J., and P. O'Haland the Cadets." ruffians of the professional type, be at all if it can that way comes their the thought his energies would be devoted towards comes at once_ and Forged Letters. loran (brothers), Mrs. Stephens (sisHaving stated that it was pleas- and the killings of police and advaticement of the P.C.Y.M.s. Annual Smoke Social. made suitable for their purpose. with such numbers available there the ter), Mrs. J. O'Halloran (sister-inteam. ing to hear that even now the na(1) The document on "Army Orothers were almost certainly done de Valera. But, -Eamonn helpers. lack of iso be will Next Tuesday night is the lest of law), Mrs. T. Giles, Mrs. Egan, Mrs. tural, mutual goodwill between civi- by members of the I.R.A. acting ganisation" attributed to me and, unfortunately, a big percentage of the Society's river excursions for this The Christian Brothers' Old Buys lians and soldiers serving in Ireland Press, Okley, Miss Rosie McGough (cote under military orders, young men according to summary in those whose names appear on the season. The last three have not been is sins), Mrs. McKiernan, Mt. Guide:. held their annual smoke night at the was very far from extinct, Gen. MAYLANDS. hells ied w th no personal feelings said to be in my handwriting, well attended as they might have' as programme are conspicuous, as far been, as they Mrs. Brosnan, and Mrs. Ingraham. Savoy Hotel on Thursday week, the Lawson says it was very and all those members sad different against the victims, with no not in my handwriting, as the sports are concerned, by their friends of the Society who have been The coffin bearers were Messrs. E. 10th inst. The president (Dr. J. W. with the Black and Tans and Cacould easily have seen. Further, it crimes their to record, and probCorrespondent). The work year after year conspicuous by their absence from preabsence. Our chair, and dets. (From nor me, by O'- Horan) occupied the Gallagher, P. J. Murphy, E. composed neither was It probably would have been ably then shedding blood for the or this nature should of about four. vious functions suggestion, nor The pall- about 130 Old Bova were presene. Loughlin, B. Devitt. During Mass on Sunday last, the falls on the shoulders composed at my impossible, had he tried, to find out this opportunity of redeeming first time in their lives. Sports com- seise not be. themselves and be present neat Tues The opportunity was taken to bid to what extent the policy of collecbearers were Bros. D. P. Sullivan, was it on my person. I suggest that sad news of the sudden death of This should should with be selected night. day men "No," observes General Lawson, mittee in Fm C. who is morning to Mr. L. Reedy, or ConJ. J. Bendon, M. J. Cullity, J. Cana- farewell her mother that tive reprisals so widely carried out "Sir Hamar Greenwood's theories representative American The final match, before the playing Then conies L. Brady, and B. McCloskey, of leaving Australia, tinental pressmen ask Lloyd George mantle was conveyed to Mrs. Piney. more discrimination. of the team successful is rtuntlits by the Black and Tans and by the encroaching of off, seem to fit in with the facts, It appears that the matter of the running into the four will be played between let them see the original docu- of 9th Avenue. the Star of the Sea Branch H.A.C.B. a prominent member of the Asso Cadets was suggested and approves do not ground. the two cricket teams at the top or on the do remedies seem to spectators nor his likely ment, or the photographic copy of Mrs. Mullane, well over the allotted society, ofe whirl...air_ Hayes. is a cietion since its ineevtion. from above. That it received somethe list, and our own to This is the worst feature of all, Not "A" team,theonCosmopolitans past president. We extend to Mrs. references were made to Mr. Reedy's thing more shah tacit approval was restore his patients to health." it. It will not need an expert to span of life, was on her way the Esplanade to -day. A the competitors it to is unfair only she mine. great game is rorecasted, but we reel decide that the writing is not Hayes' relatives our sincerest sym- many sterling qualities by the presi- obvious from many public utterSpirit of a Nation. Mass at East Fremantle when officials, but also to those confident Jack M1ntban's men can prove the and to full a is give It will done I died. that is and dent, Rev. Bro. Nunan and Mr. Wai- ances. When collapsed pathy.-R.I.P. suddenly The plan adopted was, of all himself,' least "No one, themselves equal to the gaining of anright on the keep who spectators supported presented poor We are always pleased to hear of ter Dwyer, and he was a consolation to learn that the other victory, on top of their previous when the Irish Republican Army says the General, "wished to excuse history of the document, that will be conclusive. soul, being an exemplary Catholic, side of the fence. With this defect record for the season, via., she success of our oxen people in with a handsome cold watch, sub- had Committed some offence, gene- such acts as the that of not Dublin murders, by proofs one match. The way the British Cabinet has im- was not altogether unprepared for very pronounced in past years, the losing matters outside the Church, conse- scribed to by the members. rally killing, in a locality, to burn be their guide, or if justice was to but The Society's great benefactor, and farce. Other toasts honored were "The destroy things which would hit the it was essential to realise that they pressed this document into its ser- death, so we hope and pray that the sports have simply been a quently it is with much satisfaction the one who alone was responsible for standard hand of God will not lay heavily More men in blue are required to its re-formation and the securing of we learn that Mr. Pat Brady, who College," proposed by Mr. J. P. Dur- community generally in the hope had their counterpart on the side of vice might be taken as aplots are this matter. Last year two its present premises, his Grace, our betook a lively interest in the old Fre ack, and responded to by Brother that the fear of such punishment in the Crown, and that such a State of illustration of how such the British upon her in eternity. The sym- control loved Archbishop, to on returned to the city their way found individuals meet to proposOld Boys," be prayermanufactured "Absent will mantle C.Y.M.S., has been elected Nunan; of parishioners pathy the during future would the impel often week, the comit was and we can assure his arisen that had affairs "making commenced the arena and needs. and Government's Finey Grace to Mrs. that none is more pleased extended president of the Fremantle branch ed by Mr. R. J. Marmion: and "The munity to make the I.R.A. desist. to see fully the necessary to ask which were com- family in their bereavement. R.I.P. a book," with the result that "jokes" him once more amongst us than are the Mr. Brady, who is Old Boys' Association." nroposed by of the A.N.A. (2) The Press has already murders and which were the reprisWhence Their Instructions? were worked, and what is worse, members of our Society. although that fact on the mented gifted with unlimited enthusiasm Bro. Nunan, and responded to by als? He had gone into this at finished by repudiating their bets. C. Gallagher. without reserve He was not able to discover wheand earnestness of purpose, has our Dr. Horan and Mr. because it was important to names are givenreport, Not that writer has any sympathy MIDLAND DEATHS. a letter An excellent musical nrogramine ther the Black and Tans and Ca- length, best wishes for a prosperous and bring out that this business was throughoutmythepossession with those who patronised these W. Messrs. to by referred is was contributed dets instructions in received their from something more than the work of a found successful term of office. posit was quite because pests, but 1921, and 13th, P Boyd, On February 3rd, a very creditable the Castle or from the Irish Office in to as from a known member of the MILLANE.-On February The newly -formed Catholic Men's Ginivan, J. Stunner. Cabaret Honors sible that a disturbance would be concert and dance was held at the BelleOrches- London. The instruments of this couple of hundred of unscrupulous Irish Republican Army. It will be at Fremantle (suddenly). Society intends to secure if possible J. Beston, while the selections, mother of caused by such actions. Unless vue Mechanics' Institute, the object of Mullane, dearly loved which policy, as a whole, had no previous ruffians, that there was the spirit interesting to know the reason for many a fairer deal for Catholics it their tra renderedappreciated. D. Finey, of 84, Ninth Ave- wearing the distinguishine marl: of winch was to raise funds to enable a E. behind organisation Mrs. a nation the of Mr. Harry touch with Ireland. They were esSunday School Class to be opened in handed to nue, Mayiands; and grandmother o. It is to were much business and employment. not indeed in favor of murders, but this. This letter was an official, no one should be allow- the district. Up to the present Melt was a every efficient accom- pecially enlisted for a specific Nellie, Stella, Frank, Vera, Kenneth job, on the whole, believing that those me when presiding at a meeting a have had to walk In to Midland on be hoped that this excellent and Sheen and Honors.-Age, 75 years. R.I P. ed on the ground. Then, although ones (It arrest. my panist. before hours few the most them, and, in eyes of of Sundays if they wished to attend this the with belonged to the I.R.A. are might have come from Lloyd George much -needed action meets they were engaged in a campaign who at Narro- entries closed a week or so pre- very necessary class. The beat ant. lath, February FLYNN.-On the cause of the Irish himself, or from the original success it deserves, as the number for fighting diswife of viously, entries were accepted from the long distance naturally prevents against the Irish people for the sup- people. gin, May. the dearly beloved children from doing so, no matof unemployed Catholics in Fremanmother of various ones on the day of the many Owen Flynn, yearling;Kurri, coverer of the German Plot-Sir pression of acts of violence against bow anxious they may be. HowN.S.W., sports. tle -at the present time lends supThat kind of thing should ter Mrs. Ilamson, Kuril I glanced through to remember ever, an energetic committee, composed it was well "Lastly, Carson). Edward J. police soldiery. Mrs. and rumour Arrnadale, circulated R. GOVAN. MR. Hanlon, THE LATE Mrs. A. port to a much the never there of Bellevue residents, decided that is occur. Also appeared though later, John and for Fein had done much Sinn Patrick, that contents, its No far as could be judged they W. Lee, Howathaoc that a different state of at that the Protestant Federation ns The funeral of the late Mr. Rob- seemed friction between was time (deceased). Most to be constant Owen and Michael to have treated the whole the Irish people. It had helped its document seemed of no particular existed. So they set to work, Jesus, have Mercy oil those responsible for the running of fairs determined to oust the R.C. from of Heart genuine) (if Sacred being and literature, and the its result revived consequence, of their labours culture, Parnmentisstreet, of Govan, population on the same lines, and her soul. every possible position. However, ert_ writer's the athletic events and those who very gratifying Indeed. .4 number was of took place on Fri- their point of view seemed to be developed the spirit of National- nothing more than the local artists contributed various conwe cannot hope for much headway North Fremantle, as rewere responsible for the dancing. cert situation the on views 1991, 4th, and possesatown well developed was had February and It inst., ism. 21st. day, the that of military forces operating in humourous and otherwise, CALLAGIIAN.-On in this airection whilst we have with Cathe Now the above has been written whichitems, of organisation. gards conscription, and the steps at 77 Chaffer -street. Boulder, were very well received by the who was in an enemy country against guerilla sed great powers The deceased, teeded. aubrief little a daughter in "drest elcleit those it, us to meet with the sole idea of improving the large audience, and formed the tirst rine (Kitty), beloved 73rd. year, was born at Dunbar - warfare, very much like the Ger- No settlement for peace in Ireland that were being taken 12 C. and N. Callaghan.-Age, of the progranune, whilst the sethority" who will ruthlessly sacrifice his sports. In the East there is no bet- half the writer from of Scotland, and had resided in this mans in France in 1870, and in Bel- could really be satisfactory which as a safeguard ofto the years and 4 months. May her soul ter conducted half took the form of a their co-religionists at the time of a ton, British should sports meeting than cond attentions the Peace. of in which, notwithstanding the heat, dance, The co-operation rest 25 years. the the last to secure for failed State 1914. was gium in off tea -cup crisis. If our new society funeral cortege moved from the pinched I that letter held in indulged conjunction the with the get in by a large number. A they "It is quite easy to say," remark, the Sinn Fein movement." beautiful supper provided, and attended does nothing else but educate our above residence, and proceeded to St. Patrick's Day Celebrations. So MEMORIAM. IN to by the ladles, was quite a feature of own people to a sense of their duty St. Anne's Church, North Fremanit should be here. But until such the evening. It is understood that a to each other at this crucial period, tle, and thence to the Fremantle defects as those enumerated above sinWar entertainment is being organisit will have conferred on Catholics Cemetery. The chief mourners were loving memory ot los are removed, the sports part of the ed for the evening of St. Patrick's O'RKE.-In dear father, day must always be considered far Day. lasting benefit. To hear some of Mrs. Govan (wife), Mrs. Buchanan, deal' husband and our 1920.. 23rd, February died -like parrot who ior people handing out from satisfactory. Amongst the (niece), Mr. F. T. Buchanan (nepSacred Heart of Jesus, have Mercy HEART HIGH SCHOOL effusions anent standing together to hew), officials who do work on the day SACRED on his soul. and James and David BuchHIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. face the common enemy recalls a anan (grand -Inserted by his loving wife and are a number who have had a life The pall-nephews). children. few pregnant words of a well-known bearers were Messrs. D. McFall, J. long experience in such matters, and BOARDERS and DAY poet, "Or wad some power the gifte Moore, J. Harman, J. Courtney, P. questioned will bear out all that our if SCHOLARS. BUSWELL.-In loving memory of Julia gie us, tae see ourselves as ithers Lacey. and F. Smith. has been written above, and finally Numerous grandmother, and mother dear every himself, to Pupils are prepared for (Juniversee us." In fairness wreaths, floral tributes and other Mary Buswell, who died at Bunbury, it has been written not simply in a sity, Commercial, and Musical Ex. Catholic man should be a member tokens 1920. fault-finding 19th, mood, but February with the of sympathy have been reSacred Heart of Jesus. have Mercy better motive of helping to make arr.inations. of this society. It is only by speak- ceived by the bereaved relatives. on her soul. ing with a strong, united voice that The service in the church was conFor further particulars apply to loving soil and the St. Patrick's Day Sports some-Inserted by her anyaccomplish to hope can we Tood and Maggie. tent thing better than they have been in REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. ducted by the Rev. Father John The society meets in St. Flynn, 0.M.I., and at the graveside grandchildren, Jack, Mary, and Cecilia. thing. the past. Tel. A3810. BOGUE--NORSIO (LK. (From Our Correspondent! Very Rev. Father Callan, O.MI., 19th, 1951, Ott was met at Victoria Quay by a large or the and representative concourse Highgate 11111, was the scene orwed-. Europe from arrival but very pretty and effective people on his The quiet ding, when Douglas, eldest son of Mr. by the Narkunda last weekis-end. of "Beltip Mis," looking and Mrs. F. A. Hogue, Perth, Superior of the Oblates and Agnes, -street, North Hyde 14 well after his eight months' absence. third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Norgranted Harold -street, being of "Sarsfield." in moyle, forthnate He was in the holy united H111, were the Highgate an audience by His Holiness bonds of matrimony, Nuptual Mass using celebrated by the Rev, Father CrowPope, when he was commieeioned the ley, and served by the bridegroom's by the Holy Father to give youngest brother. The bride entered Papal Blessing to the parishioners church on the arm of her father, A large, congrega- the of Fremantle. who gave her away. She looked very in an ivory crepe de chine tion attended evening devotions on charming let in with georgette trimcreation, devothe Sunday last, when, after mings and gold tissue, and wearing a tion of the Stations of the Cross, dainty wreath and veil, also worker tissue; she carried a very Very Rev Father Callan bestowed with gold pretty tube of white roses. The bridesthe Papal Blessing, followed by - maids looked very well in the persons Benediction cf the Blessed Sacra 01 Miss Maggie Bogue. Sister of the

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Patrick's Hall every Thursday even- by the Rev. Father O'Callaghan. ing. The funeral arrangement were St. Patrick's Day will be fittingly fled out by Messrs. Arthur calk E. celebrated at Fremantle by a grand Davies and Co., of Fremantle and smoke social under the auspices of Claremont. the F.C.MS. An important meeting of the H.A.C.B. SOCIITY. United Irish 'League will be held on Sunday, the 27th. inst., when busi(Promoted by District Board A SOCIAL AND DANCS ness of a particular nature will be A large attendance will be held in the Hibernian Hall, Pe: En transacted. be will The meeting is requested. ON THURSDAY, MANCH 17, 1921, 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. held in St. Patrick's Hall after last

Musical Programme. Sheridan's Baud Mass. Alex. McCallum spoke soundly Proceeds In aidEngaged. or Scholarship Fund. week. last Beach and well on South Refreshments. TICKETS-Gents., 2/: Ladies, 1/4. He should have no difficulty in winJ. J. O'FARRELL. for Labour. Fremantle ning South District Secretary. Alex. possesses those statesmanlike

attributes which raise him far above SACRED HEART LADIES' COLthe level of mere politicians. The

LEGE, wealth of knowledge he possesses of TUCHFIELD-STREET, the Labour cause in W.A will help EAST FREMANTLE. him considerably as member for South Fremantle, and will be to the Conducted by the Religious of advantage of the electors in no less Notre Dame Des Missions. a degree. BOARDERS and DAY The latest song success is entitled SCHOLARS. "You're in style- when you're wearPupils are prepared for Cur, suit} ing a smile." The selected Labour and Examinations. Musical seat, Fremantle the candidate for For further particulars apply to Mr. W. L. (Ben) Jones has set that PRIORESS. MOTHER REV. recan the writer since ever style Tel. B199. member. His genial smile has made him a popular figure in Fremantle and affairs. Nor does it retract from his nature, cheery ofdisposition a determined ability to work, as we all know. large heartedness cause. people's the of champion Rather is it symbolical of the good

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sisters and brothers. of PRUNSTER.-In loving memory our dear son ar.d broatar, Gun,ier Charles Joseph, 3rd Army Beigade, late 17th, A F A. Rs.inferee meets, who died February 19th, 1919, of pneumonia. at Glasgow; second son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Prunster, Fitegeoild-street, Gerald ton, beloved brother of Guss, Alberta, Leslie R :a, and Roma; age R 25 years. "His duty nobly done" WILLOUGHBY.-In loving memory of our dear mother, Mary Willoughby. who died at eeedervine on February 20th, 1920; also our dear brother Henry, who died at Kalgoorlie on February 10th, 1905; beloved moth, and brother Of Mrs. E. Douse, Kalgoorlie; Mrs. S. Holt, Canterbury, N.S.W., and Mrs. A. E. Kirkwood, Leederville. Sweet Jesus, have Mercy on their souls.

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THE W.A RECORD, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 19, 1920

PAGE II

LENTEN REGULATIONS

KALGOORLIE

IRISH -AUSTRALIAN BOULDER. have a heart and a soul. There you are. Weave whatever romance you SOCIETIES. held be them let but The K.C.Y.M.S. Model Parliament them, Wedding. about -Hickey may Mathews Monday, the 14th its second sitting on FOR THE ARCHDIOC ESE OF PERTH, W.A. BRANCH H.A.C.B.S., ANNE'S human. There is a story to be ST. good attendsolwas., wedding very pretty February. There was aand NORTH FREMANTLE. aenmes the shaped from everyone -king or beg- emnised members, hon. O'Hurley ance of Dr. Rev. the by lipn. The vilInteresting. every and keen gar: there is a romance in While the Laws of the Lenten the Lenten Regulations regarding of the above were moved All Hallows' Church, Boulder, on The quarterly meeting (Mr. C. Carrigg) son the Premier reading lage, city or school if one only had at held in the nechabite of the Anti -Pro- Fast remain in full vigour, the ful- fasting and abstinence may apply to February 7th., the con- branch was last, The the second February 14th.presided the gift of observation and the wis- Monday, He explained that nee lowing regulations are made in this the priests of the various districts. Monday Bill. Emanuel on fiteering Mr. being parties Hevron, of the Government, in introducing to write it. So now, Kathleen, tracting President, Bro. D. in accordance with re- who ore hereby authorised to die The minutes or idea and Miss Kathleen over my short note. With love to dom to relieve the distress Archdiocese a good attendance.were pense if there be a just cause for read and the Bill,bywas have given you my belated J. Mathews Dear Children,-There is not much close"wee to cent legislation of the Holy See: profiteering, and to tryfirms ones" and yoturself.-1 out dear, I -Your Hickey, of Boulder. The bride en- the previous Ameettng. for member- caused loving, certificate and news for me to tell you this week. the opinion. concerns longer forbidden to use doing so. 1. It is no profiteering brother, bring confirmed. her Mr. J. F. tered the church with from in Governthe Bill handed this AUNT BESSY. was By account. same meal. The best bitt is that the Archbishop loving niece, ELSIE COWLEY. to at the ship The Paschal Communion. that tie tri- fish and flesh meat Mr. Gus Hickey, looking very dainty Harman. Bro. Corkhill reported ment would have power to create price, is expected to return on Thursday, o thethe cost of , 2. What has been known as the intor you, Just and equitable Every Catholic is bound to receive in a beautiful gown of ivory tucked u bunals to fix a any Very pleased to hear fromfollowJuveniles Monica and the Snakes. and will be amongst us when you person or firm taking Black Fast is abolished. Hence on Holy Communion within the Pasfin- scarves scinumade and and to punish beaded, 3/ prettily at letter georgette, quote Your a reception swank by Elsie. fixed my dear profit ove and above that read this letter. A that he hadthe received Ash Wednesday, the Wednesday of chal time, which begins on Ash 2.5 Tuckfield-street, Fremantle, asmembers were of the athe trib.als. ished with a swaithed belt of white each. The second reading As ing your return to school is anreguis to be tendered to him by the lay was not oppor- the Billmwas carried by the Speaker Holy Week, and Good Friday, eggs, Wednesday and ends on the Octave January 28, 1921. a The bridal veil was very opinion that the time glaice. them, the matter was giving his casting vote in Its favour. cheese, milk, and butter are allow- Day cf SS. Peter and Paul. people, and great preparations are surance that you mean to be purchase blosto very was orange tune Bessy,-I with year. Aunt Dear the arranged nicely over Indefinitely. A new member The Howie then went into Committee ed. being made to make his home-I lar correspondent during sorry when I read your letter in the som and pearls. A beautiful bou- held Marriage. the first clause or the Bill, which the person of Mr. James F. Harman I am glad of that. I want my litis on 3. Lard and dripping are allowed coming a very pleasant one. The in This young gentleman alvisitors to Corner last week, and saw you did quet of roses was carried. read as follows: -"By virtue of this instead was initiated. some of butter whenever butter is will tell you all about it in my next tle friends to be regular the note, and has Marriages may be contracted at sister, a physican of Bill, the Government shall be given I week. by her that any letters not get attended gatherwas bride betterwarm bigger very the the for plans the Corner; Local custom in AustraWe are having to cause the disclosure by an allowed. formulated talk. time of the year. It is only sure you are anxious to know Mrs. J. J. Moore, who looked very ready the mem- power of the profit derived from trad- lasia allows those who are bound to any ment of the branch; therefore know ing the better I like it. There's a am weather, and so much of it that that arms the solemn nuptial blessing that bird- how your nieces and nephews are nice in a pretty frock of white bers are looking to him, and ing or barter exchange for any stated bigger twittering amongst the them. do his utmost period; or, in other words, the Govern- fast to take, in addition to their full may not be imparted from the first there is little energy left even for to him on and rely hat, can Well, holidays. tulle they their black are spending smart of georgette, lot a sound ment shall have power to cause inspec- meal, two light refections. one of Sunday help to place the branch on has sleep. One wants to be young for heens when there area of Advent to Christmas Day a, - tion of all balance -sheets." hear of your pro- Aunt Deasy. I 'vent for a picnic to carried a dainty poaey of pink roses. to The great drawback members. about eight ounces, the other of a inclusively, nor from Ash Wedneshot days -and yet I am sure they do I Um delighted to also my Me. Maurice Walsh fulfilled the footing. of new ways been the dearth and I wish you the the Zoo with my Aunty, the Opposi- few ounces. At the latter refection day to Easter Sunday inclusively. of (Leader Oowans Mr. very was it not appeal to any one of My little gress at school,wishes formed first was had a it When duties of best man. for progress in cousin from I.eederville, so I said he objected to the inspection a little butter is allowed; at the The Bishop may, however, (or a mostly comprised of tion)balance Send me more letters: best of good friends. strong in numbers, -sheets. He thought Inas former, butter, cheese, eggs, fish may one by one, of Easter is not far companion. We left Fremantle at young men, but gradually, just cause, and provided the Liton 'they help to make me forget the your school Iwork. remained such an action was an encroachment dinner, and they drifted out, until there hope year holiday in o'clock. First we had liberty of the people, and be taken, but in small quantity, as urgical Laws be observed, allow this personal the My love to you all. -Your away ,and Then C.Y.M.S. heat. or five young members. around looking a rest, then we went four only pleasant and allowed to in- part of the eight ounces. the Government be cool will a if Perth AUNT BESSY. blessing to be given within these the Juveniles -increased spect such balancewere from loving, transfers birds. saw at animals and We probably It the -sheets, attendance the number by two. The members have 4. Those who are not bound to We are having a spell of hot Monday night a large one. big brown snakes; the sight of wasOnpresent inen could get an idea of the Intricacies and fast may eat meat at every meal on periods, but shall warn the contractto take part in the "Sports tried to persuade the young weather, and I don't like it -still it three item often business methods of firms, which rival- the days in which meat is allowed ing parties to avoid undue external syllabus branch, the the Join to was frightened. Do one makes you feel which Fremantle North FAVOURS RECEIVED. of Night," Again, a lot display. The clergy are requested must be suffered-the heat &emit you like snakes, Aunt Bessy? Those inclined to- but without success. There has always led Its trading concerns. To- fixed for the night. expense would be necessary before a at the principal meal. I have M.P., Boulder City, sends 2s 6d for get less by complaining to remind the faithful that the marusing their fists donned the a "little something" that has pre- of of been is very het. I cannot find a coo! wards 5. Meat is allowed at the principal riages of but it Is mares profiteering methods were found boxing gloves, and although none vented them from joining,whatever the "wee ones," in gratitude -for fay- sent your love to the "wee ones,' day Catholics outside the that the Government's Ile affirmed play, out. to it I suppose this hot weather harry Stone's taettes that the obstacle, and declared that meal on all Mondays, Tuesdays, Church are null and void before' ours received through the Sacred and I have kept my share. Thanks, place. some or Denip- hoped been some may be, will be overcome, and that Bill was inefficient, tires you a lot. I also suppose there must have opposition were to In- Thursdays. and Saturdays during God and the Church. the hits, if one was there will be, once more, a big and a if his majesty'sa measure, Heart and St. Anthony. very much, from your loving, behind torce eel's such undue profit,' Lent. Tabby is very disagreeable. My unfortti branch at North Fremantle. troduce judge by the moans Of the (Loud would be cut out altogether. AUNT BESSY. Aunty took me for a nice swim at to Others in- nourishing 6. Meat is forbidden on all Fridays Collection for the Holy Places in hates who bad collected. Opposition applause). toluene ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Palestine and for the Aboriginal themselves in quoit the H.A.C.E. SOCIETY. and Wednesdays during Lent. On the South Beach this morning at 7 terested and form from evident Is It Leader Opposition Easter Saturday the law of fasting The Deputy of the ments, reMissions. o'clock, and I a fine Tree. had time. It Clunedale, twat Christmas a and champions Thompson, Mary local how he our the Premier Mary (Mr. Moore) asked shown by was Board to bind at and abstinence ceases after for be District to the have of does one the world of in A meeting collected good the will 6s. I wish to remind the clergy that Intended to find but from what particuKalgoorlie members turned her card and Clunedale, I'dooliabeene, to beat us nest held in the Hibernian stall, Murray -et., lar date a firm had profiteered; he us- noon. By special indult from the the annual collection for the above early morning. Do you ever come their best lf they want Many thanks, at February 7, 19?1. 14th, the "wee c.nes." younger February Perth, on Monday. them. The clared that profiteering was going on in Holy See, the faithful of Austral. down to the South Beach for a time we challenge played bagatelle, and by the p.m. Bro. T. J. Ilynes, D.P., In the the sale or all products, and wanted to asia arc dispensed from the fast on rained funds should be taken up on Mary, dear. Dear Aunt Bessy,-I am sending swim, Aunt Bessy? I am very glad members enthusiasm shown for this game It ,s chair; also Bros. Edwards, Creighton, know how the Government would deal the day on which the Feast cf St. Good Friday, either at the AdoraMiss Kelleher, per Phyllis Kinane, my card and 6s. for the "wee ones." to know that our two new novices absolutely certain that the introduction McAdam, O'Callaghan, Dwyer, COoneY, with such a state of affairs. tion of the Cross or whatever other would be Kenny, Parker. and the District Secre3s. for the "wee ones." I am sorry I didn't collect more, but who have joined St. Joseph's used of a small billiard by table Premier declared, in answer to Patrick is celebrated, that is, March sacred function is held on that day. tary. Correspondence was dealt with, theThe all. greatly appreciated first question, that ofnclals woula 17th., or the day to which the ec- Due notification will be given to the I will try and do better this yeas.. it to belong of £300 to the Corner. the amount Jack to I accounts will not and and Maxwell Laurie Messrs. enappointed to inquire Into the posi- clesiastical feast is transferred. They faithful on the previous Sunday, passed for payment. Approve. be I hope you and the "wee ones" has A Little Canadian Girl. forget to pray for them. Well, Murray are once more In our midst, 'were given of to the opening of a new tion of any firm under tosuspension also dispensed from abstinence and the offerings My father joyed Christmas: Aunt Bessy, I will have to bring my after spending an enjoyable holiday as vas each parish the semen are (By Madge Parsons, Kalgoorlie.) branch of the Society at Arranmore. On profiteering.he Insaidreply strained unless the feast be celebrated on will be forwarded from coast. slaving the doctor, the to been letter to to the Chancellor once a questions, close. With love and there who was secretary of sunday, the 27th Inst., matter for the would be wpointed. Royal Commissions Friday or on an Ember Day. Butler, Father Bessy, Aunt In the wilds of Canada post. a of the Archdiocese, Father M. Hallihimself lifting for agenda paper for A.D. meeting was conkisses study to he left to yourself and "wee before Dolores Society ones."... this named girl 7. Only the law of fasting has to nan, as soon as possible afterwards. sidered. and will be finalised at neas lived a little The lion, the Minister for Works is it very hit down at Pertb; it is Your loving niece, the priesthood, is at present onP. a visit But- meeting of the D.A., to be held on the (Mr. Ryan) stated he was in sympathy be observed on the other days of Her father owned a cattle We went to a to his people, Mr. and Mrs. J. May. up here? Wherever the Stations of the MONICA FITZGERALD. 31st inst. It was decided to hold a with the Government's Bill, and he Lent. This law of fasting binds all Cross but Dolores, ac- terrible ler, Wittenoom-street, Boulder. ranch near Calgary,parents, tree or. Christmas Eve. I are erected, the Christmas and on Thursday, March Me. social dance Mr. Charlie gone et, heard thought last the Premier had eiTry rignt to had When My dear Monica, am very Cartby was enjoying himself at Al- 17th next (St. Patrick's Day) In add ot cause the inspection of balance-sheets. from the end of the 21st. to the be- should be publicly performedStations Eve-bag. hand a and companied by her set tea three a got After rush. to hear that you spent your bany by "mixed bathing," fishing an,, Scholarship Fund, Sheridan's Ban,l heMr. T. Gowans (i)pposition) cited ginning of the 60th. year, unless ex- times each week during Lent. The to Alaska to a gold Dolores' a skipping rope and a hand- pleased got lyn father engaged, musical ing a programnie to empt through illness, weak health, Indulgences are manifold, which InHe wishes to be remembered the Food Commission of the Federal staying there a year, spend Christ- bag. Le,-, got a watering can and holidays pleasantly. A picnic at the rowing. included. he The members of the Government, and held all such COMMIS - or laborious work. members or the Society. The law of abgot some Zoo is an interesting event to a little to all the said that they might Harry Johnston Is at present on a Society in the metropolitan area are storm were of no use for improving the stinence binds all who have com- dulgences may be gained also prilived on a little gun, and Benedict building girl who loves animals and birds. vately and at any time. to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyon cordially Invited to support the District conditions of the country. From one' pleted their mas with a gentleman who and machine gun outfits and seventh year. Albert, Board in their efforts to make this en- he could see from the Government's Bill -street, Boulder. Ii, Prince of Burt near better Johnston, I had leave the I snakes and the island monkeys I suppose an 8. Persons requiring a dispensa44 PATRICK J. CLUNE the course of a few weeks Harry tertainment a social and financial suc- It was levelled at one class only-the of a fur com- blocks. . With lots of love out, for I hate both. I think they leaves who was the managerarrived good-bye. say is study- cess. where he for Sydney, manufacturing class. (Here ensued tion there, from the strict a observance of Archbishop of Perth. a doctor. pany. When they bested discussion between members of end kisses to yourself and the "wee are horrid. I sometimes go zoning ing to be snow but YOUNG nothing IRELAND SOCIETY. see passed through KalMr. Joe Lynch the Government and the Opposition. Gojust to see the big, soft eyes of the goorlie loving niece. Dolores could Christmas ones." -Your MARY from Berta a few weeks ago on vernment cries of "one class -the proTHOMPSON. and ice everywhere. very stags, and to watch the various his way to Perth, were he intends to An exceptionally large tirsd mingled with Opposigathering of fiteering clans," morning found everyone LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. for Mr. Gowans. Members When made last Monday evening a tion cheers Thank you, Mary, dear, for the tribe of beggars, from the long-leg- stay. niteht. The membership of the Society is In members the quiet precincts of the after the previous first meeting-night to be remembered. The forgot tor- creasing -out- collection you have made for the ed flamingo to the sleepy old glanced week. every but are there "House," she and individual Government awoke Dolores & done, toise, who want something always still many who refuse to Join up. diversity of talent displayed being the members hurled abuse at their something is It stopped ones." had "wee "via-ait side and found that glanced at her and I know it was done for them from the visitors. Tabby has found Parents should see that their sons come great feature of a most enjoyable eve - vis," who were not slow In returning as membership in a Catholic soTHE MURRAY-STREET MUSIC SELLERS, It). After much trouble the Speaker snowing. She then ones" a new friend, and I am getting the along, "wee The heart. them good found a with and ciety Is the best way of keeping them at last restored order, and Mr. (Iowfather and mother, quietly dressed had a very enjoyable Christmas, and cold shoulder, I'm afraid; if Bessie loyal to their religion. Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. REPORTERS WANTED. ans continued his speech. Him opinion both asleep, so she Wrapping her- looked splendid. I am sorry to hear asks rue again to give him a stroke NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET (near Boons). was that the Government would bring and stole outside. about a fixed price on all articles withbut unfortunate, she so Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. was Correct Officers the of H.A.C.B.S., that father I'll do so with a birch. I am sure if out any consideration for freight or el, PELLEW'S BOULDER self in a warm fur coat and hood, to a place I hope he is quite well again. So I were near the water's edge, and as For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, Foresters, C.Y.M. Societies, and kin- cumstances of Inland towns. NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. walked briskly down Prince heat? the of Albert complain dred Societies, are requested to astoo, Write for Free Catalogue. The Hon. the Colonial Treasurer (Mr. where she could see her surprise you, Mary dear, I have given tip privileged as Monica is, I would live also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. news THE RECORD with sist A. Carrigg) attacked the statement Why, of water. in the have never enjoyed I imagine but BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. Island; of,, it. hopes of ever feeling cool again. I a dip at South Beach, but I must of Any suggestions that tend the Leader of the Opposition, who said items. when she could see nothesign BM would infringe upon the liberto improve our usefulness or help in the ice. am nearly wasted away with the cultivate an acquaintance with your ties of the people. The people would be ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, She stood staring over waving there been has of society development any which the heat wave only Suddenly too sienesptehcattedt.h e balance BOULDER, watering place before the had happened? hadcladbeeton Turning its hot breath over us for so long. pretty should be written out and sent in to they ABUSE. summer mooches away. Thank you, YOUR EYES WERE MADE FOR USE -NOT came a low grinding sound. would be able to find out where a part Your Christmas tree was a generous little this office before noon on Wednes- then the root of the profiteering quickly, Dolores found that and friend, the love and kisses for H.A.C.B.S. evil lay. she one, I think, and I am glad yourself, officer should see that When unions were applying for IncreasEvery days. piece intricate mechanism, the best results from any of To get of the ice had given way, ones" and your his or her society has a properly con. ed wages they were obliged, flguratIve %was -Rending above a dark patch Exelyn, and Leo were so fortunate. you send the "weeAUNT reasonable care must be given it. The Eyes can certainly REMEMBER BESSIE. loving speaking, to show their balance etituted reporter for THE RE- ly stand a good deal, but when Nature warns (by headaches, etc.), Suddenly realising what Thank you for the love and kisses sheets; that is to say, they had to exof water. to your be inst-acted and should ones" is Next Friday who scream Your Meeting COP.D, a "wee the it is time to act promptly. gave send you she plain how much money received was the matter, only Night. BE THERE, and bring a send n news of toe branch regularly and how much they paid they AUNT BESSY. out; so big of horror, for, although she wasa sen"SHAMROCK" concerns should be treated similarly. the PREMIER Friend to Join promptly. and was Dolores age, CO, of ten years Mr. Salter (Government) mild rear BRANCH in the State. TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, Kathleen Delighted. Opposition members were of the opitisible child, and she knew thatforwhat P. CONWAY, Secretary, an -STREET. PERTI WELLINGTON AMA Manager W. J. taken Ion that books could had be falsified to dethe proinhabitants opened Doherty the 286 Picadilly-street. Kalgoorlie. 7 King -street, Boulder. 'ning. Miss P. an overture, and Mr. R. ceive the Government. of M. SHERIDAN, ProprietreHe contended ceedings with - - PERTS:1 island was nothing but a sheet 120IESATFILD'48 ARCADE February 7, 1921. no manager dared to do such a E. \Valsh followed with a recitation In that ice, which been joined for some so deand Town- thing for fear of Incurring the dis was Doherty Misses style. Bessy,-I great Aunt bad Dear Island pleasure of his company. Ile thought time to Prince Albert with a pianoforte then obliged send RECORD by the I saw when as lighted when Government officials rxan, duet. Then followed the two great that now broken off. Running as fastthe the the books they would only that I had won the first prize in recitation by fined items of the evening possible, Dolores soon reached ine the profit and loss *counts -examof the God, Story Competition, and it Miss Seymour. which was enthusiastic- various of jOhN New firms. cabin. Her parents were in a state Christmas selection a mandoline ally encored, and AGE. 12 YEARS for mother, too, when BOYS UNDER FOR surprise SCHOOL a was Mr. where BOARDING Boylen then rose to support the wondered they for was acSPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. 817B/A00. of panic. by the brothers Wallis, which I it. won Government. had I He that was of she read corded a tremendous reception. A sting that the Opposition aim the opinion Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition. Stations. she was. Close to Subbsco and Leederville Railway was to show she was only joking till I by Mr. Doheny, and a step -dance by Mr. how much expense 'Dolores, what ever is the mat- thought (Under the Patronage of His Grace the Archbishop of Perth). Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. I have Roland were the next two Items. Mr. in the examination 'would be incurred the RECORD myself. occupies the finest position in W.A. It is Establishment of This balance -sheets. audience ter?" cried her mother, as she notic- saw Brennan favored the R. then AVAILABLE. ROOMS PRIVATE MODERATE. TERMS thought was inclined to think that In such a not received the prize. so I with one of his fine recitations, and He built on an elevation, surrounded by acres of land, within six mined her white face. of world-wide interest -as proFor Terms Apply to OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. write and send you my actwas followed by Miss P. Doherty, who matter utes' walk from the Railway Station. In frightened gasps, Dolores told I wouldKalgoorlie -no expense should he spared Rev. Mother. was heard to advantage to "Eyes of fiteering is very quiet since dress. to a popular tourist resort, is 1000 feet above sea eradicate Kalamunda, the evil. her story. Irish Blue." A recitation by little Miss of out Hospital at Equipped are a Splendidly men also conduct The Sisters many The for cool, invigorating Leader delightfully of strike, for its the talking the be child surpassed cannot Opposition level, and Sullivan was exceptionally well receiv- tacked the at"What ever is the Kalgoorlie. ed. Mr. Courtney also gave one of his (Air. Salter(hon. member for Beverley work. The team cars are also on climate. A splendid opportunity is thus afforded to children from about?" asked her father. on the question of comnew usual fine exhibitions of Irish step' the for start the bad a climates, to enjoy it is country strike; enervating breakfrom be and and cltx City, the o He himself thought that a firm It vas now six dancing. Miss Seymour was then pre- panies. Aunt Besse? We will consist of one man only. mountain air in this beautiful locality. vailed upon to give another of her fine could fast was ready; but is, one could cat. year, isn't it,school Salter here Interjected, and asknext Monday, and be starting. For terms apply recitations. A letter was received from ed Mr. AkA.,noe,oelo.e.t.9.,:ireA-Aitta4.4A-tiktA.-4..*.i..4..4kikt. It woe quite try.:. They weie the Leader of the Opposition what after back be the Lord to Mayor of Cork thanking glad the drifting out to sea on a block of ice I shall be very meant by a "company." Mr. (Iowans CONVENT :: FREMANTLE. JOSEPH'S Society for their letter of sympathy, he ST. as I had. we have holidays by long said bit the and he thought noon, till a company drifted and deeply They appreciating the fine Sentiof number of persona who consisted like school very much. Dear Aunt ments of patriotism conveyed In that afours had bit the ice broke away. for the purpose of carryingjoined my letter, which letter. out 41 Dolores crept to her mother's Bessy, I did not seestory. some commercial project. NCT-LOLA Seac Report Patrick's The REDay hon. Committhe in my her accompanied 11"'"""t11. side, and looking calmly into tee received, received, Sand and the appointment of member for Beverl ey accused Mr. GowNEW NORCIA if you Messrs. Condren, Flynn and Walsh as ans of contradicting his statement that said, "We will soon be saved, CORD, and I arra wondering VC,NILK, a company could consist of one man. notions, for Judges of the dancing was confirmed. ,POCMfor this is Christmas Day, the. day thought I had too high (Ironical Government Next laughter). Monday I evening McTavish's Mr. Jazz Gowans asserted that he not answer my question. Conducted by the Sisters of Stjoseph litittlAsa that Our Lord was born, and if we you did Band, of Maylands, will perform. Memhad not said think I will have to close now. With bers desirous of enjoying themselves such a thing. What he had said was. "a ask Him, He will save us." firm could consist of one man only,. are asked to roll up. The mother clasped her darling lots of love to the "wee ones" and not a company, for the Education of Young Ladies The following ladies and gentlemen (Opposition cheers). The lion. the Premier, in a vigorous child to her breast, and said, "A lit- yourself. were nominated as members. SEWING Misses speech, Later. I received my prize safely, {M aHowrts tinged with not a little Morris (2), Dyson, tle child shall lead them." Then Seymour, Seddon, For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR I much for it. Patterson, E. Ryan and M. Murphy, and warmth, said that if a big firm were 41 calling the men together she told and thanks very Messrs. Newton and Hetherington. This caught and convicted of profiteering. It not rec.nved it them what Dolores had said. So wcnderci why I had would be continual a MACHINES lesson to 41 Increase small firms. In the ranks Is very statement Tile arrived I saw gratifying, as it shows that kneeling around a statue of the before, but when itaddressed the Irish rivals to that private firms who were .A:1"1,12612895;113C76178F;F7i3;26CM;ROW'T;iFir7iFOCMC to St. spirit is still alive in this far-off the State could be harmed by cry Divine Child, the men bowed their that it had been State. SIMPLE, SILENT, STRONG cf the ConWe again appeal to Irish men and wo- Government inspection of their hooks heads while Dolores, in her beauti- Tslary's School instead men In this State to .10111u11, and Bell, was not correct. If such were the case IRISH NATIONAL the Sisters of St. J. W. SHEEHAN SEWING STANDARD ful, sweet, clear voice asked the vent of Mercy, sctook State trading concerns would be to keep alive the spirit orrish i ausnre- the care of it till Her Mary's evidently PRIME BEEF BUTCHER, situated similarly. He declared that lia. FORESTERS IRIBTERS MACHINES Divine Child to save them. hack came criticism school our at of the Kalgoorlie. Food Street, the Nuns Commission inHannan for was soon answered, prayer was FOR not rah., as that Commission had been having LOCK STITCH and CHAIN Telephone 488. Hibernian stantly they heard a loud crash, and from Coolgardie. We are Branches hampered at Cricket. by the Federal Government. No Initiation Fee. here in aketes91 Maritana Street, Picadiliy. The first law of economics-that or they were washed against Parry Isle. dreadfully hot weather up STITCH .0.1USTA8L8 tributions. that it is Telephone 474. euply and demand -was destroyed by The inhabitants were hunters, and Kalgoorlie, but I heard PiNION US a companies. Branches: are having We in One Hugh Perth. in SENARMO Last Perth, worse C6817818. Machines Iwo Sunday teams O'Neill, from St. Lawvery comfortsoon was everybody The clause being put, to the motion, alternate Thursdays, In the TradesMeets _see Hall sure rence O'Toole's and' St. Malachi's was 'loom 14), Beaufort -street, Perth. Dolores placed the statue of long summer, aren't we? Iforamwinter eaarmete..... able. carried. & CRUSE Brian MANNION opened. just Hibemians journeyed Boru Shipment Glenda Branch, to New The second Fremantle, clause machine made. was introduced every round shuttle by the Divine Child on a little altar, many people are longing, perfect most The alternate haven't Tuesday, I the UNDERthat Speaker Friendly I am afraid (Mr. societies to come. Lawler). and lough to explainGOLDFIELDS try conclusions. THE As there and together the hoarse voices of the st Adelaide -street; Secretary's by the Premier, who waxed sarcasWrite for illustrated Catalogue and particulars of Hire Purchase tu Aunt Bessy. TAKERS. is a healthy rivalry existing between ed Address, W. Keating, 23 Burt men mingled with the clear voice of any news this time, for -street, over the brains of the Opposition. my prize. both these branches of the society, tic Stuart Parnell, The second clause was to prevent spe- 18 HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE. Boulder: Dolores as they gave thanks to the Again thanking you Secretary's address, Court yourself and the "wee everybody looked forward to this culation and to fix a price on all articles Why Do We Lead? Because we unDivine Child for saving them from With love to loving meats alternate Fridays. PERTH. St., Imported MURRAY Into W.A., and hence niece, 209 stop -Your Agents), ones." business. Piano our Beale game with eagerness. derstand (The St. LawJohn Dillon. Midland Junction, J. F. such a death. profit they made. KATHLEEN DOUGHNEY. ley, Quebec -street, Midland Juno, rence O'Toole's were captained by anyMr.Illegitimate 'Phone, 327. Moore Informed the Government lion. Mr. J. McDonald, while Mr. J. Ed- that It was the Intention of the 0M/oElsie Begins Well. Kathleen, Glad I am, my dear Money to Lend on application to the the Hon,the wards captained St. Malachi's. The nei°rn on) trepPs7cOnil clause. RUSSELL J. P. Tel. A1540. Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. Loftie-street, Bridgetown, that you got your prize safely and latter won the toss, and sent May - there had been some opposition Though to the THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR, 3taxwell, Barrack -street, Perth, or the February 13, 1921. that you were pleased. I hope General Seerelhary, care J. J. Snigg, lands in to bat; but preceding clause, he thought, as did they could only to down settled has Hats, Shirts, in Gent's last E Kalgoorlie erratic -street. Dear Aunt Bessy,-Since the of his party, that The Latest manage to put together 29. High- the other members should be firmly put dawn, Ties, Underwear, Etc. time I wrote to you we have been work and its usual activities again gate replied- with 79, and thus won profiteering and that the middleman should be cut HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE. having very hot weather. The after the holidays. I am sure you DENTAL SURGEON. by 50 runs. Following out. were the PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG school opened again last Monday, will be pleased to re-commence your The Hon. the PreMier, in explaining (Opposite Post Office). across: Maylands.-j. Martini, 2: MEN'S SOCIETY. 148 BARRACK-ST. (Upstairs). Clause 3, which provided for the esand we have all settled down to our studies. There were so many letA1474. 'Phone, Hetherington, 2; J. Prindiville, 3: 604 HAY -STREET, PERTH. tablishment of tribunals, stated these I was put up into ters to be printed at Christmas that studies again. J. McDonald, 14; Jackson, 0; Hinds, courts would Impose is a legally qualified and Registered Denwho any necessary Mr. W. BOXALL, the Patronage of His Grace ,Ender we as soon as story standard your the seventh I felt sure in printing ST. MARY'S BRANCH, KAL0; T. Prindiville, 5; Tampalini, 0: penalty. Archbishop Clime). tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully draws the Mr. (Iowans, In supporting Clause 3, went back to school. Of course I you would not mind your letter nut Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Card GOORLIE. Crooker, not out. 0: McEvoy, 1: declared attention of the public to the fact that his practice in Western that the Government was Room, Cricket Club, Harriers' Club, fool myself into the belief that I being published. I had a doubt, the sundries, 3. Total, 29. The wic- wrong when It thought the public Australia, during the last eighteen years, has been built on Debating, Musical, and Dramatic; am very big now. My sister went however, that you intended it for H.A.C.B.S. recommendations kets were taken by Markham, 5; could not be easily fooled. He Winton solid foundations of meritorious skill and back to school again last Tuesday. printing in the Corner. I have 1,,okhe to know how the Government that would 6"leACCY'OUNTANCY so much CLASSES. V. Prindiville, 4. from gratified patients. He appreciates this St. Malachi. with such a case, as follows: A. in .t SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOLIC I miss her very much; she is going ed it up, and as your story won the He has Fortnightly Meeting on Tuesday Edwards, 3; Cooney, 0; Collopy, 0: deal wishes to prevent mistakes regarding his address. chemiet, though not In practice, preYOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. Mary's Hall. Members are earnestiy to be a teacher. I am going to good opinion of the adjudicator you only the one establishment in Perth, and employs no agencies, Barrett, Full particulars on application to 0; D. Gallagher, 23: G. scribed for a patient and got his drugs St. Up. to Roil Perth at Easter, and I am looking The Press praises, a practising chemist, and then W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. touts, or canvassers in Town or Country. Cain, 7; H. Gallagher, 11: Mark- from Contributions reeeised any weekday that it had much the medicine at 100 per cent. pro- from forward to it. 1 don't know how should be assured 9 a.m. to f, p.m. by the secretarY. the Medical Profession recommends, and the Public endorses ham, 16 not out; V. Prindiville, 10; sold I would advise fit. S. J. HILL, Secretary. long I will be away. There are a to recommend it. of removing teeth is daily demonsystem that this marvellous The sundries, Hon. the 9. Premier Total, your contended 79. Bowling: that of St. Vincent de Paul make Society to and lot of bush fires around Bridgetown you to persevere a question was beside the point. strated without pain. Martin. 5 wickets; T. Prindiville, 1; such NORTH PERTH MOTOR Western Australia (Inoorp). Mr. (Iowans, however, heatedly declared just now, and they make the heat a stories interesting and human. Don't Our beautiful sets of Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth are withJ. Prindiville, I: Hetherington, GARAGE. lost 1. that get it and was relevant. don't stars; (Members again lot worse than it would otherwise try to reach the out doubt the best in the world; the contour of the face Everyone concerned expressed their became very excited, and cheers and a ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. Well, Aunt Bessy, I must in the clolds: let your characters be. mouth being reproduced in such a manner as to defy detection. this society exists for the purpose babel of voices created pansatisfaction at the day's outing, and confused taste'lilt phones, A1837 and A4598. demomum. The Speaker called them of assisting worthy families and others, Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly many expressed the wish that it would to order and after some difficulty quietBOGUE AND SPERRING. I have including inmates of public institutions. less, and permanently wholesome and pure. fitnot be long before such another ness once more reigned supreme). Mr. In Indigent circumstances, and engages CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND imitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. Teeth not and In °ther good works, It is governed concluded his speech by de would take place. Members of both (Iowans NIGHT. ting can be remodelled on my new system. At least, call is by a council, office in Swan Chambers, that the Opposition would vole branches are reminded of the quoit ciaring Cream Cars for Weddings. Barrack -street, Perth, and has branches for the clause. see my dentures, before going elsewhere. My workmanship many parishes personally In time tournament to my take Or conferences all Messrs. devote place I Casson and Harrup because on Wed(OppOsImy best advertisement, the State. nesday. February 23, in the Parish lion) supported Mr. Gowans, and Siessrs YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF throughout to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right where I am The calls on its funds are many, and Wynne, O'Leary and Horan spoke briefAUSTRALIA. WESTERN NEW NORMA. Hall. Highgate. its reto supplementing known by my reputation. With a view ly to the clause. Society invites persons Clause 3 was accordingly passed, Under the Patronage of His Grace the sources, the their Country patients can be attended to in one day; consultawills to remember its when making CONDUCTED BY THE MAR/ST BROTHERS. Archbishop. and the Premier Moved the first reading tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who conBequests may be made in favMISS KATHLEEN TOWNSEND, of the amendment to the Licensing Objects; The Study of the Language, work.of the Particular Council, or any sult me and entrust their work to me. Act. This having been supported, the Music, History, Literature, and Dancing our A.T.C.L. or the Society. ccnierenre Take a note of my address for reference, and call before deBill was read for the or the ideals first time. revival and the or Ireland, ciding to go elsewhere. Dentistry in all its branches by SkilOn the motion of the Deputy Lea- Of an Irish -Ireland Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. Teacher of Pianoforte, Organ, and! der of the Opposition, seconded by the The Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY ed Assistants. Harmony. Hon. the Premier, the House adJourneq EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. PATRICK'S York, First Saturday in the Month. Beverley, First Sunday. DINES G. to Monday February 21. BOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON -ST. There bi no doubt that the Model Monthly Subscriptions: Ladies and PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, reps., Preparedl ter .511 ExaminatiOna. Parliament BORALL,' W. ts. Juveniles, 6d., Oenuemen, has proved itself a success, BROTHER DIRECTOR. For Particulars Apply to the and the remaining sittings promise to C. P. D OITENY, Hon. Secretary. Terms In Adlvanre. 955 HAY -STREET. 148 BARRACK-STREET (Upstairs). as r t C iF e s be e

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commencundoubtedly the son, with different teams, Dawson again in, played these matches areof the season, as ed another match. McDonald, the last man rnonopolisfor important most dismissed was and first, decide the minor batted carefully, and Armstrong not 109, Wallace 29, and Kistel 19 McDonald was they will definitely and the final four. At out ed the scoring. Young bat. premiership the with best -10-2-389. doing Woolley by fight for.inclubowled bowling honArm- the present time the 105 runs. is very keen and Jones shared the Young replied Australia leads by unconquered for sion in the final fourteams are cer- ours fairly equally. Three strong remained exciting. 11, and and Diamond He hit Cosmo- with 79, Jones 32, 122, scored in 214 minutes. the bat. tainties, viz., C.Y.M.S. "A," while Aus- Grogan 9 doing best with Railways, nine 4's. and of the politans, most 56, did for wickets, for Gill, with 8 Fender 5 for 122, Woolley 3 did are in a favourable position to win the howling for Dawson. atDawson effective and Parkin 1 for 64 were the wicket trals have but Midland's place, second 14. fourth his well so and Ashton position not do quite Welsh 3 for 53, getters.Engla next match to make their CRICKET and score of 97 still left his but Hobbs trundlers were Lucas knock, with beaten, Moseare 40, opened 2 for England secure. If Australs win-a by no Clark 2 for 23, 26. 'Rhodes. or Hospi- Young with 128 tc W. 1 for When the former had TENNIS letACKETS. (By 'WATTLE.") Lithgo, with he then either C.Y.M.S. "B" CRICKET BATS. ley 2 for 43, and Thomas easy task. so far has real,scd reached the "devil's number," from tal for Insane Club will obtain their means for Daworeffort scorer highest Midland's the was 27, appeal Games. This Sykes E.D.B. model, de Luxe;Fair l.b.w. four. an wickets. to price, W.A.C.A. in five premiership succumbed ordinary of the Play in equal Medal, Gold loss place proved Sykes Saturday's fol83 for the son. Young, however, dinary price, 95/- Special 23-both not Mailey-1-13-32. Makepeace Price, 47;6. creditable after a hard season the Fair very when is Special and 60s. him, unset "A" Grade. Groves 36, and Moseley task stayed the to 80/. Price, it proves how sto:sessful bats- lowed, and with Rhodes ordinary 168 he was left Both of cricket, because 6 for 227; v.. out-were the most Sykes Facile Princeps, ordinary of play. Sheffields Monarch; competi- last wicket fell for Illin&worth Subiaco-Leederville, play 80/. Clarke showed good form til the conclusionand are putting up even and interestingthetheenthusiasm men. victor by 39 runs. price, 57/6. Special Fair Price, 45/ price, 90/- Special Fair Price, and been, played carefully, has East Perth. 8 for 299; v. Midland in getting 11. tion retired, 67 ordinary his for The Victory: has ed a fine innings Slazenger's Sykes Yorkshire Driver, ordinary XI. a great fight for their side. rivalry of the various clubs The West Perth, and Price, 75/well for a someFair Australian played v Young 45/ Special Mskewhile Price, 85/Fair 66, price, Australia finish. Rhodes 123. price, 55/-. Special been maintained to the Junction. Perth, 5 West Chris- total was Spalding's Greenwood; ordinary the great- what lucky 34. 40. Claremont, 111, v. North matchpeace that is attracting 12th. Defiance, Ordinary Price, The selectors, Messrs. Rowe, Sykes 39/6. Saturday, Price, the Fair following the Special On 45/selected price, have est interest is that between C.Y.M.S. inst., the captains were elected, and for 102. Special Fair Price, 3.5/tion, and Evers, to 45/. Fourth Day's Play. practice with a was "A" and Cosmopolitans, who are proved to be Young, Dawson, 'Lith"B" Grade. following sixteen State XI. When play was resumed, itabsent the minor premiership contesting 123; v. East view to inclusion in the day next was The teams go, and Illingworth. .SubiaCosLeederville, COUNTRY ORDERS. car- 'on the Esplanade. Both these to meet the Australians:-Howard, roticed that Armstrong started between The scare was was sea- a match was Perth, 5 for 76. Perth, 1 Robinson, Healy (Subiacol, Chris- -indisposed. when remain unbeaten after a hard Makepeace Satisfaction with all Country Mail Orders. Buttsworth vied to 145, for Young and Illingworth, amid no lit Every other and Claremont, 136; v. North each Guarantee We meeting Halliday, are and F. son, tian, excitement. Illingworth batted and Meek out in a similar fashion to- Hobbs. for 144. 5 for (North Perth), Bott time next Saturday. For tie first the Midland, stroke, v. jubilation the 195; forward was a great Perth). and West Perth, He fell in making past week or so much comment first, (East Perth), Ever; (West of Young's men when he was disBanks, and and the ball hitting his leg, on ap- the 83. and criticism has taken place in of Rowe, Peckham, Nurse, Performances of Note. of missed for the very small total T. Hogue and peal he was given out 1.b.w.-2-54chances the to as circles (Claremont), cricket soon Mundy being Ming "A" Grade. The exclu- 145. Hendren followed, buta ball these two clubs. Both teams are 59, the only scorers Carlson (Fremantlel. Young's J. 19. 117; Baldwin and quite "chased" 22,. (S.), worth who of Borthwick has caused who lost Rhodes, Batting: Heindrichs and evenly balanced, having no batting therefore started Rowe (C1.), 42; sion Another going away from the wicket,in the tail, and possessing a good variety opening batsmen Clark (W.P.), 99; Evers a deal of comment. were very soon selected to prac- was easily caught by Gregory team is cenfi- confidently, but been Each have bowlers. of Evans (N.P.), 44 unfinished; might departing disaster, four of the Edmondson Ar- slips -3-74-152. The UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, of Subiaco. consequently a overtaken byfalling (W.P.), 39 unfinished; for 7. The re 29 unfin- tise is Hennah, minutes, amid dent of success, contested game best wickets being made to allow batsman batted for 185 followed, are evenly splendid (W.P.), 32; Hennah32 (S.), rangements but betslightly did not out. mainder, however, practice toget- hit four 4's. Woolley Wellington and Murray Streets, Perth. ished; Brine (C1.), (N.P.17 should be witnessed by the big the selected men toattempt went for 48. 5 for 55. to fore- failed to score-4-0-152. Doug- crowd who delight in ter, and the last wicket enthusiasts Here is an of Bowling: Bandy her. pail and out, not 14 the reserve las joined Hendren, and The following Horrigan 17, Hevron cricket. "B" Grade. cast twelve-the XI. and 10. were the only ones Nurse, and carried the score past 200, when matting shows the position of clubs on O'Halloran 59 unfinished; man: Rowe, Peckham, e, will b I and Kelleway, with the new ball, sent tablepremiership to reach double figures. Kelly did and ester, and there quarter, McNarnare (N.P.), Christian list:VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. (W.P.), (Claremont), Clark the Henthe ball, obtaining each of a mile and a for horsesIncluding with scattered Howard and splendidly Serisier (C1.), 56; R.46 unfinished; Banks Pts. Perth), L. handia trimmer, P. W. (North down Buttsworth Handicap. there State Fender As runs. the (W.P.), for 28 20 7 wickets Meek and dren's sticks-5-23-201. 52; Mann 7 no better winning 7 with (Subiaco), . and . . Taylor "A" 2.57, Robinson capped and C.Y.M.S runhad only been 11 hours of play, it record than 2.47. Some good sport is Groves (M.), 36 unfinished; p in . and a good This 34; Ras- Bott (East Perth), Evers (West tofined 1-1 s pt Cosmopolitans .. .. 7 7 JAMES KEATING. second in- promised. (E.P.), 42; Allen (W.P.), 8 5 3 15 was decided to play a Institute). getting partnership followed. Perth), and Hogue (Fremantle). "Ireland for tsar!" in TasThen Railways .. 292. to 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' score nings on Wednesday. man (Cl.), 35. 11 the Match. 3 8; T.1.:1; 4 7 carried .. 3 for pair The Fourth Australs At a trotting meeting held were a are won we matches new and Irish Suiting,. Dress Suits Our two man Scotch which Money of Bowling: Heath (E.P.), Line (capt.), to On something A Special 9 4 collapse, recently Armstrong 3 7 the mania Pascall came "B" 23; The Australia. C.Y.M.S. for 4 and second. Specialty. and the Fergie (N.P.), race and Erin Leas was 9 started-Dawson v. Illingworth, 3 7 now getting accustomed.315. Bardsley, Collins, Gregory, Malley, Mailey Hospital for Insane On the top pitch name of the pilot of the third horse (E.P.), 3 for 14. Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. 8 Young v. Lithgo. 5 2 Carter, Kelleway, Ryder, whole side were out for bowling fig- Wheat Scheme .. .. 7 Tops the Cen- Pellew, and in first, and at time of was Moriarty! went of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. Lithgo Stock 2 remarkable Varied 6 and 1 the Large 7 .. McDonald. "Dcdph" Heinrichs secured Taylor fury, This is a new Sandovers writing the score was 4 for 89, J. SAWN& 7 (capt.), Hobbs, ures of 9 for 121. 7 .. Douglas England: Riversdale not out. nice position Woolley, record for test cricket-most wickets are the fixtures for Campbell being 47first Subiaco was put in athanks mainly Hendren, Dolphin, Parkin, Laver The following on the lower Goodwood meeting to -day. Dawson batted CosRhodes, Wad- taken in a single innings. v. for the races C.Y.M.S. "A" B against East Perth, The lists of acceptors comprise B took to -day: by HeM- Fender, Makepeace, when stumps were drawn a reKelleway and pitch, 31. C.Y. for S 2; took No. Howell. and once Esplanade to a three -figure innings to be held., at Goodwood dington mopolitans, one, score the slow play, stumpa Nine races are on was Carter afternoon's the for wicket. innings Belmont; cord for the club. remaining the Riversdale, richs. The v. rest "B" can Flay. M.S. Day's racerroers First and very played doing added again the Programme, Heinrichs was 7 for 49. Kelly ed three in this innings, and but nevertheless side. of a splendid outing and an enSandovers v. Australs, Wellington was subthe ball. The only ones assured The Three B's mean Johnny-Won'taHlt-To-Day" won to this the three catches in the first sport. H.F.I. v. Wheat well with double the game for his deal He figures were Wal- joyable day's of "barrack- the toss, and reseTved Armstrong's innings, constitutes a remarkable Square, No. 1; reach to bye. a to a good Railway, jested Claremont; Scheme, tac- congratulations on his change of cricket. 10. and Seaman 10 match 11, Dawson - -ing for adopting Kelleway-like lace Test in re-appearance READ THIS! occasion demanded luck. Hobbs and Rhodes were the not out opened with Bardsley - tics, but the FOOTBALL. The Australia shown. pioneer batsmen for England. had Juveniles. There is in our midst a curious that patience should be and Collins, and at stumps Howard entrusted two in was of loss Irishman. attack of the the type of the 92 runs for Two other stonewallers The annual general meeting of will On Monday of last week, a match that opening 39. McDonald. scored Kerry Ice is Bright, to speed merchant wickets--Bardsley 38, Collins out and Robinson fell cheaply,hadso much Club (W.A.F.L.) teams led by between Football played Perth was but the Price is Right. And confidently, not spectators at out 12. Gregory Rhodes opened whose the dissatified Edwards. The lat- YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. be held in the Literary Institute Gre- Ryder not All McInnes and when eleven touched one of Cartel to be thankful for. 6. 8 p.m. on Wednesday, 23rd. inst.and ter won the toss, and decided to bat. Ring A8255. and deliveries, express Day. gory's Sixth first. members, in went intending Fulton "A" Grade Play, and members, Mansfield catch at short stop took a brilliant end Ryder, 12 not out, and Gregory, supporters of the club are cordially Fulton was caught out for 12 runs Subiaco v. East Perth. BRYANT & WATERS 1-11-18. Makepeace followed, new skipper stayed with Hobbs until the half 6 not out, continued until the neces- invited to be present. by Horan, but Mansfield batted well 90 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH. Leo Bott, who is the the and century mark was passed, but then sary runs for a win were secured. when 40 by Hevron. caught toss, until won NORCIA. COAL MERCHANTS. NEW Easterners, AT of the hit was CRICKET scorers for Edwards' WOOD and Howof McDonald's The score when the winning 78 not Nor - The principalMansfield, Orders Promptly Attended to. sent Subiaco to the wickets. all the Hobbs touched one in:ident Fulton, and St. Ildephonsus' College, New were to that made was 2-211. Gregory, team similar 6,6 A3938. Tel. fastones-a aid's men had possession 80. had 6 for which caused Rhodes' downfall out, Ryder 56 not out. Australia Lynch. The total score was afternoon, and at stumps The opening pair for McInnes Heinrichs, with and once again Carter took a good thus won the Fourth Test by eight A3945. Phone, round come 227 on the board. has The He The new year Moffit and Hevron. Hendren joined wickets. our ranks team was 117, was. the star run -getter.careful- catch-2-27-51. was HARROLD & MURRAY he rapidly, and finds us with made 29 before very MURRAYAustralia v. Wellington. Makepeace and commenced a parttook no risks, playing We have never had as former ROBERTSON & MOFFAT'S OLD BUILDINGS, filled. stolidPRODUCE MERCHANTS, well by Lynch. The princiof Henout runs. display 53 the caught good yielded in a XI. string nership that second College ly, and gave the STREET, PERTH. of MofAustralia's were percentage a McInnes figure for for great VICTORIA PARK. three scorers 41 minutes pal New batted in had who tour captain, On dren, ity in compiling his his cricket, year's 15. Chaff, of Last and Rush back before. effort can- his.30 runs, snicked a curly one from world Have on Sale Bran, Pollard, Ph7o0ne are fit 29, McInnes 40,match score. The value of Zealand, commenced a game against by 15 runs. Hay, Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, is Clune, and Brother Wilfridhand McInnes won the Malley, and Carter took his third Wellington on the 11th. inst. ,The Jerry not be overestimated. 29.Hennah were Linseed, and Maize. losses. On the other Edwards main for Others the great was bowlers with This The compiled -3-30--104. and XVIII catch still unconquered batted first; TERMS CASH. a consiaerable number of the 3 wickets, Lynch 2, and 17, Healey work on the part of Australia's home side to do well were Hewson Mudie Middleton 70 run out, Hedtlle- are gone, and we must look for more Mansfield, 13. Edwards 6, while on She5 opposing Woolley followed, and 218. 14 did best with keeper. 15, Robinson 13, and Warne and 46, ston places. wickets, their All youth to captured the on side McInnes Norman Ward, East Perth'strundler another nice partnership wasadded the bat, while the successful trundG. F. YEATES EveryThe Mission played the Plains the 4, and Moffit 2. Sixty runs were ful and promising left-hanlRobinson, outcome. Optician, were Hornibrook 4 for 35, Iron,of the January, and although well Hevron body played hard in spite the and when Woolley had lers of Howard and 3 for 73. 30th. of pair, the by Liddicutt PERT, 55, stands for it 2 only finished, monger not is 37 BARRACK -STREET, sun registered doubt Subi- reached 29 he got his leg in front of both clean bowled. Notheir Without heat. The replied with 293. Bogle match Town Hall). former. Australia the PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SE[.LERS, AND ARTISTS' of -get(Opposite favour run in day. and the of on Kelleway, century one from followed straight Then aoo will continue 84. points 2 with had club -scored top each COLOURMEN. match, this Woolley hi" three and 37, tang to -day, and should set East was out l.b.w. Richardson V. 50, Liddicutt credit. GOLDFIELDS CItICKIET. HOTEL SUBIACO 3 for 18 was to its 4's, and batted in fine style-4-29-- Ratcliffe 21. Col. Special Prices for Convents and Schools. Perth a fairly decent score. Barclay the Retail. of and captain is Wholesale Byrne Kevin WelEngland's skipper replaced the most successful bowler. 164. ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. B.C.Y.M.S. met year. The other this North Perth v. Claremont. for afternoon XI. lege Sunday a Last forme.' on pair the and make Woolley, Oate Stragglers with a leeway of 75 to Emu Beer Always on Tap. and defeated Golden captains for the Colour Go ye tiby 60 runs. This game was played at Clarethat was rich in runs. lington, Launceston Ground, first partnership was did poorly in the second innings, former Good Accommodation for Country are T. Clifford, R. Bryant, P. the n increaszd by 108, up, mont, and the local sideofbatting the (ionMcCabe. The score Hornibrook, a Jack McCarthy. be Visitors. bi 158. to only seems idt4 Rowe dere 111. scoring There score Telephone, No. A1011. J. poor one of fell for the disastrous WALTER WING, Proprietor. who when Makepeace spooned Queensland helf-hand bowler, securof bowlers although per- !S nretoteinhegstolookeeasvery At R2s:91' three of their was in gool form for 42. Brine, Mailey's "googlies," and Collins at ed seven wickets at a moderate cost. scarcity some Young Men's, the for bat forward his bring will small carried this the haps for innings, opened the short leg took an easy catch-:: Australia was left with 84 runs to new lights. best wickets were down litre erovez, Brennan QUEALY'S HOTEL asrdreGoAdVde for 32. Keith Hodge, 10, was the This was the Lancashire get to win, and accomplished the stoppedris. the 117-270. century The first fixture for the College the to- Next Town Hall, KALGOORLIE, in a test match only other batsman to trouble carried first lad's Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. to spare. cricket wickets good, Misthe forceful eight versus "lobs" with was Sunday's match, Excellent Accommodation. Bandy bowled his the latter batsman was bowlers. He had batted for 2G') minutea-a. task tat to 54, whencompiling rather 23. Proprietress. a been had kept useful weather a "The Famous "Snigg's Corner," He QUZALY, The sion. Mrs. judgment. fcr after one Sundries. run out with sound slow innings. hut a valuable cheap - UNION BEER ON DRAUGHT. The next few wickets fell verybetween Wal- The selectors who ommitted Arm- warm, but for the occasion it cooled gool length, and secured the nice3 his side. He hit four 4's pre- 1, but another partnership A thunderstorm 103. Buttsworth, to down 35. situa for the 5 beaten of was saved figures came in, but He dington strong from the Victorian XI. must Hotel THE PLACE TO GO FOR the match with very little Brennan and Curtin Newcastle Club for 17, was also in good form. Her1b0s0. and bowled by Mailey for a "duck" feel most uncomfortable these times. ceded the grounds were 1,1:pdr:shAesenwas..csarrsie'sdreir itrenFremantle. FASHION secured the wickets of Rowe, Douglas was 50 not A Victorian.weekly makes the mat- warning, and South Terrace,and PANAMA HATS, SILK and 6 0 270. Joined VESTS, Smith -Pate. FANCY wen', wicket. -to who the Up Mission, hind bowled. The flooded. Newly Renovated partner bert, and Mundy, all clean the re- out. customers for a sub -leader, amid fielding, were determined to make nan, and this proved theAt best ETC. and north-west subject TIES, a ter SOX, of Goldfields SHIRTS, close the captured 31, Beach for 2 South afternoon. Play. the Christian, of Second Day's catered for. went out with ship does not spare the unpopular trio. inclw430 batsmennot remain- specially tile 4s01 n no/s theseout maining wickets. North Perth has of College bat. They trams stop at door. RYAN (late secreThe sensational collapse of Eng "Atticus," a Victorian writer Evans, 44 the earliest signs of a break and Proprietor, T. H. wickets for 5 for 102 on the boar.l. of the humorous stuff, makes copy out of changed the matting, then set to Steely, with the score at feature Club, and Wyndham). the was EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL tail Celtic out, land's tary not 16 "Henin his true out hit not out, and Buttsworth, Smith 191. 149. not Telephone did thus:to about the incident, Chris- second day's play. Douglas with a wet pitch. The wicwork helped most appreciably. e balls increase his acare; he was o it c and fell fast, most of the men being 771ginfnotreit sCiRriPogurhiCionTenct He was the "one what knows," 4's tian got 17. At this stage it looks NO. 10 COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. scored 18, consisting of three his GLENORAN BEST. by Mailey-7-50 -273. A single and was making himself conspicuous caught close in, but only two bowl- he as if Norths should win. If this b. and a slier. Brennan registered then and meet Dolphin. protest order by the the SCOTLAND'S scored at were was scores ne,n,virg; Claremont Small crowd ed. bring will the in should occur, it scattered his Limbs,:--8- ing on Saturday. PURE MALT WHISKY.to the DON'T FORGET THE of the day, and most of the men re- ter his batIrergitnhneins:atri much closer to Subiaco and East Kelleway the As supplied sunder contract Medical 70 runs, made off strokes anandround Fender got three and then 1-274. people only knoo the ins and turned under double figures. W. wicket. Government driving W.k. Perth. Either of these clubs may-glancing leg Hospitals and Railway . His ADDRESS brilcaught they Dining cars for he Department. Also Bryant batted from first wicket If of this only knoo ,A1 outs were a treat to watch.In Although with Claremont defeated-go to the was sentat pavilionwards, Gregory game nra and the Leading Hotels and Clubs by slip the first Guhl, bat. J. early liantly his chance carried table. 18, and one gave premiership and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTHBARRACK head of the state. " CORNER the indeed, innings wiclast throughout inc creditable very -275 a score to vas Kelleway-9-3 his first game reached P selectors, said he. Sole Agent: as if hP has struck his West Perth v. Midland. tough one. with 21. The pitch was perfectly amid it sseems ket added 9. Pagoda got ten, and "A selectors's life is season's form at test, when he PHIL COYLE was then run aut-10-10-234. free selector mesclf," inter- dry towards the end, and the Misa of the best bats In the AssoPlayed at Midland. Wests kept bin the The bowling for Australia was jested the stray humorist. ,ion 'on went fn to bat, with only a criaasetvioignnue the local men in the field for Jack on, but Stragglers then followedSeveral Kelleway who score to make and a good seic. were of afternoon, scoring 8 for 299.to miss done b Mailey, 4 for1 115, "Any'ovv," added the man than dismissed for 109. a stand, but HOTEL for 45. Gi"eY- knew, THE PALACE Perth. They started the batsmen 3 for 37, McDonald, "there's more in this ken to make it on. tried to make Clarke, 99, was unlucky W.A. proved figures. McCarthy Jack three 61. for men of 1 the bowling coveted gory best three St. George's Terrace, the their disastrously; the heye." reaching meets In a most the were with situated finished up fie Is AIM and PALACE effective, -getting The Collins and Bard ;ley getting only 22 between them. R too to Banks and "Secret diplomacy, 'Erb!" from Others who were innot run McCarthy Is charming position, close six wickets for 34 runs. Howell and Verralia. out, nest out, for it pair 19 Theatres, 39 opening for and he well Evers when "Come, batted and were then Houses, - Taylor humorist. mood Commercial a fast left-hand bowler, plays havoc with is largely patronised by the principal 22, opened the bowling for Whatever ., ois, we'll When stumps were drawn the score gets on the "spot" he sport. yard 39, Edmondson 32, Guy boopstifiescIntri.ellbat=1: Farmers and °rasters In the State. Groves, Australia was given a grand start old !heuz,,icitieotosreoraitshoe 14 has men The Mission like 67. it was 6 for 14, and Blundell 10. bear and MODERATE TARIFF. The part- try"Well, the 54, was the most successful by its first two batsmen. it may even be secret dip- to make with four wi kets to fall; I J. T. SLOWEST, Proprietor. broken until the lomacy," Ilan. who good chances for both sides. A tigferrge vgiVrsinforbi'ftt s;uns.1For went on the trundler for Midland. Wests should nership was nos1-36-117. Zyie. list0srriamw11:: Telephone A1496. Bardsley in hcirlii2A,araidsoieli3p, board showed ' Any ow, there's bin great deal will depend on the alertgather in a "three pointer." was the first to go. He pulled Fen- knew' The bowling for 14 she young Toy fielded splendidly: tress of the field. ftuences at work." "B" Grade. UP TRYING A CREAT SUFFERER COMPLETELY GIVEN played He HAVE wic'eet. his the MEN on to said Biggs der the Mission was done by D. "Oh,. he knows. all right, a, Y. TO FIND A BETTER DRINK Thee was nothing ap- humorist. J. siecartry.nfi McCarthy,. Subiaco v. East Perth, carefully. aunt scrubs out and T. Taylor the, former getting are "His Conway.' THAN UNION BEER. The home proaching brilliancy in the effort. Billy Hughes's' office, and often 7 for 45, and the latter 3 for 17 For riedard and CURED BY ZAM-BUK. Played at Subiaco. Sunday the B.C.Y.M.S. play Collins did nit picks up bits of valuable informs- the College, R. Bryant got 2 for ran up 123. He hit one iour. Lakeside, at Lakeside. side batted first, and knock mate. 38. of his loss ORIENT for long the survive }3rother HOTEL and T. Clifford 3 for 25, and sem--s. . Amup played a good ZAM-BUK manifests It. wonderful antiseptic He was caught at deep leg I., tion." The match you be surprised to eat Theodore 1 for 19. He scored his runs mainly inhisfront HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. healing powers from the very first application. Wan!ley-2-59-128. as "Would off Rhodes off Lloyd George has 'ad a fin- should result in a good finish, alhow Farm, Sri. New St., of the wicket, and some ofexecuted. Country for Weleby of Kato°, T. tl.e In Accommodation Mrs. Good Taylor made r. shoot stay. It ger in this bizness?" inquired the though it is undecided when drives were brilliantly Visitors. Coming Events. bane, says " I had an outbreak of Eczema. and the execution of. an an drive he tramp. all-knowing. "What if the selectors it out. P aY 28 ) , pimples With Watkins 29 he carried Next Monday week (February Tel. BUS, appeared first in the form of small his wicket dewn-4-2-133 Pel- gets a message from Downing-street. Easter the MONAGHAN. J. Junior Cricket, for close agony The score from 3 for 18 to 4 for 100. led will mass. nominations mention the lew, who follows' ;riot an even dozthen merged into one complete Easter Handicap. Asweek,b00 old England a charnce. Leave Thereafter a rot set in, 123.and Heath 1 was bad for three The first match of the season, nat. Cup andthesetp tel by Fender "Give en, and was then .1)3,t 1e I suffered was frightful, and to whole side were out for Armstrong out." s o et tar, ease me, but they urally a scratch one, was played obe - Edasgir vTiurgeis wICtirstth joined was Gregery I tried several things 1 -5-12-154. rat," Meharry red 14, little for a mouths. 3 got of aate Pascall you've at qualified 3 for 8, oat"'Erb, on horses and for Young is night I would toes and Dawson tween after night wona and eccived who reby Armstrong, "There's rabbits urday, 5th inst., and resulted in a nomination by a winning or place were not successful, humorist. the said for 24, Elliott 1 for 25, were the suenot get any sleep. East Perth has derful reception. There is no doubt in yer 'at." in agony in my bed and could cessful trundlers. and I did so fairly easy win for Dawson. Young =1.9,,I;A2,6estind,4ritsteeras ar:n,;fist (If, Taylor about how Melbourne cricket cans At length I decided to use Zam-Buk, of is there' Well, what's more lost the toss, and had to bowl the stake. distance 5 for 76 on the board. the Cup, The Although I had "Oh, in regard the action of the selectcrs in likely, tell me that? Here's En a mile and three fur with pleasing and surprising result. played his best innings to date Jones which will be 2gcldedmoen benefit, it batsmen, any the opening against without "allfinest world's rtrhienciorraelnr. the treatment leaving chance, matches doctors' been under getting 42. He gave one effort rounder" out of the Victorian XI. in land bin licked in three test her in. and Gill. The innings lasted a lit- longs, (741roir that I got respite from was not until I tried Zam-Bukpain, and, following up and one State has done but notwithstanding this, his when the nighiio on the second and concluding and two hours, tie under England. aga'nst game the recent 11, throbbing two to think of Meharry handicap, she got her prestige the awful burning, was a splendid one. night-the Easter ititen gsscwoorre stood Zam-Buk's soothing Gregory and Aril's:roe o hell the Ain't be for horses handtcapped she be without Isret. wicketones fell the treatment for a few weeks, and Harrold 11, both negotiated th32, and miles-will Gregory of? Where would and purifying will be worth 1 2.28 and better, and v=re Hill who secured fort until stomps -5-210 time like this?" a at prestige the influence manifested itself by healing her double figures. than scorers. highest were the Gill 17 natural condition. its the skin and restoring it to "What is this prestige, 'Erb? Is it four of the five wickets, kept a nice 87, Armstrong 54. Young followed on, but could only -giuenoovtaitoclirra5c0e itiZts. ZamBuk." charnce?' recommed Day's Play. any Third by I heartily a halcoholic drink length throughout. To-Nialit's Meeting. manage 82, Jones and Gill doing you mind. But it's up to most of the damage with the ball. on Wednesday. Mr. Downey to de. North Perth v. Claremont. for Cuts, Brut.. Gregory added a further ten stuns the"Never be Zam-Buk is invaluable old country not to get licked by Kelleher 20, Lithgo 17, and Camp. dared the handicaps for toevents Pimple., the Clareat tly caught emu Oval. to was then and held be Perth Burns, Scalds. Boil., Eceema, at the meeting will be the Played at What would America bell 12, were the only ones to reach contested The and and Injured Serisier 56, wickets by Dephin off Parkin. He Victoria.What Sores, Bad Legs, chief event think! of the skin. Prance conditions mont compiled 136. would diseased a hit eight 4's in his stay of 162 min- say? double s:le figures. the Chemist. Swans. all r gave from 35, griffin Obtainable straight the giritcaan3erithrro-o and Rosman comes along and So pot, eliateig,ndrigptio?fie: per 1/8 at On Wednesday Young and Dawjoined Stores exception Kelleway and George, 'Out Warwick good start, but with toe of the side utes-6-77-298. 3AI family AZ., or poet free his captain, and the play quietened. from Lloyd and out he goes, and from C. K. Fulford, Ltd., 88 of Cavey, 18, the balance Armstrong,' North 23, well Sydney. skitfor bowlieg Fender, who was Pitt Bt., Secret diploniit. failed badly. Fergie, 4 1 for 33 ac- tied Kelleway when that player there you have 5 for 52 and McNamara Association The West Australian Norths had reached 27. 7-27-335. Carter acy done the trick." humorist, the said counted for the wickets. pity," great "A set them Mc- received a great ovation-a remem. bloke with the (Incorporated.) easily passed the score Mann not brance of his fine keeping in the "that the only ain't on the platform Namara, 59 not out, 17, all 16 ... scored Englishmen's innings, but he failed straight wire out, and Mansfield him." at with the bat, being clean bowled by Up withthe well, and the score' now stands one who knew fled. ApHere Mailey came. Fender-8-0--335. 1 for 144. parently there was a limit to his canhis reach Armstrong saw in and publicity. for craving West Perth v. Midland. and tury. The crowd cheered loud SOOTHES & H Played at W.A.C.A. Wests consIT According to reports to hand long. R. 195. of score good rewill be that piled the something it was Association. Matting Senior No doubt Clark who has been doing wellto with for all time. A. R. FLINT, Secretary. "B" round of matches of the bat since dropping back Allen about it, Armstrong is Australia s The final out short.' Metro elite run Grade, top-scored with 52. was Mails idol by followed 34, with came next

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THE ELECTION'.

PERTH. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 19th., 1921.

The election campaign is proceeding There Is a multitude of canquietly. didates in the field, but the ti eial issue, Labour v. "Liberal" is at stake. 'the "Nationalist" candidates deplorably ex-

ST. PATRICK'S DAY

The Queensland Loan

Archbishop Clune's Paris Interview

Superior of Oblates Welcomed Father Callan as Eyewitness in Ireland

"I am now in a position," said Mr. pose their unconstructive, questionable Almost everything Is talk- Melly, the Queensland State Treasurer, atrlbutes. that ed of but what the State really needs on Wednesday last, "to announcefully." is feasts the cf of annual day festal round be candid, the To in Celt the loan has been subscribed The national for Its resurrection. The reception accorded to him at and that the British Government holds to the the the lady candidate is the only one be- The result Is very gratifying A ats least day, the parishioners' welcome must have a questionable reputation concerning Its nearing. when the Irish race will foregather in them, final figthe our best known Labour poinicians Government, and though for some days, As far been very gratifying to the very Iles treatment of the Irish people. various places ot tne world wnere destiny and exile have castWestern side as yet has put a decent case iiir ures will not be knownis assured. who Callan, 0.M.I., Superior of the north as the North Pole, in the Diocese Father It not al- the success of the loan Ana commemorate tne Canstiamsation of their little immortal St. of Newfoundland. the Irish situation Is support. We are, neverate!ese, Oblate Fathers In this State. limas. Her will be remembered that Premier Theothe her on of enamoured together together slave nieety bOY bring been the had and discussed. The which IlLehop surely Ball, well known ratncis, will Patrick's Isse Dy at. dore went to the money circles of Engpolicy is nothing knew-social reees decorated for the occasion, presentee a of that diocese-whom I taught MS It tn. 01 next month an wno are teat and true to Faith and Fatherland. Until our politicians note land some time ago to float a loan, but crowded first English-could converse With me [On or about Monday. January to ne, his Grace Archbishop Clune arrived -very pleasing appearance, has Ireland struction. of Catholic teaching concerning, st n take mainly owing to the machinations eta: re.a111%, ahatieparAit-f with expectant faces, when at O'clock regarding It at our Congress in Rome. Piot since toe stays ot Cromwell and Murragh of the burnings inaugurated Jaorfisuirorozr to detestation -Walsh regard -Cowley the Philp from Papal encyclicals that warning report appeared Journal, La amid a saner to London's lie factory Is busy cabling IY entered Callan Father passed tnrougn bucn terrioie nays as those which have been parwere efforts hie hope for Street, can Lombard the people met- ing society any Re was accompanied by a hug propaganda to the North Pole, the following day, January ittii. very thoughtfully, one of our many telends applause. State handed secular-fast becoming alysed, and he returned tohishis object. unaer tne aespotisin of tne present Government of England. By from little hereunder we give our readers the full translation large number of the clergy of the met- down to Die tropics, to !milt, China, paper, and me us against nut to re- without having achieved Ili It bluffs Whitehall and nous as venue truculent and merciless as any of those allegedforces in unschristtati-programme. ropolitan area, Including Rt. Rev. Mon- and Japan. ques- There was considerable enthusiasm in of the important intervttw. vert to other important material signor Verling, V.G., representiog his keeps the truth from the Eng:113n pee tne rrusslans in tae worst days el the great war, the Crown occupying politicians' attention. Tory circles over Mr. Theodore fail"If this war continues, Ireland will soon become an ash heap?' Don't believe the papers. There are tions Grace Archbishop Clune, and Very Rel, pie. of government: ure and prominence was given by the failing ireituni, wan tne approval ot a majority of the British Parliament, the outstanding Mr. with Lloyd Clune,negotiated of the Is 110 truth In Archbishop who C.SS.R., Rector them concerning IreSo says his Grace Father Treacy, ex- that which leads to internal strife and Tory press to the Labour Government's the insh people and doing the dirty and In spite of all, A land. goes on Redemptoriste, and Dean likely. niudgentung ana geirotting Subsequently when It George and the Sinn Feiners. Is the appalling diversity discomfiture. Her spirit is unbroken rein unfine musical programme was present- still. worse in order to cow them into a disintegration, locally, and ecrame work 01 paid bullies and raise money the to exist, snit In decided that was yesterday Hall statutes In the During Father Gallant The few Parisians, who were in the Lyon Station ed, Mr. J. Monaghan conducting pro- breakable." alien Government-for alien it is to them iep-IslatiOn Treasurer Melly put a two -and -a -hair that is drawn re to niece slits/Asa suojeetton to iSritain s cheekTjae artmee brief discourse the atmosphere wa: ruddy as chairman. ceedings a personage smooth countenance, escorted 5 a.m., of the about ap Queensland the local It is mteireitiv loan on The records minion modern exigencies. Definite rci.,i.ttrees tbe contributed to all enjoyable pro- swnhre. in we most conservauye meaning of the word. clergyman who Is market. Mammon tn Quensland kept 1113 ed, of unaffected deportment and style-a characteristic of public- parent that one set of politicians gramme, in which Irish items were de- si eeker to certain savage atrocities by Crown turces of tne brass's Government, when the full light on sustaining out-of-date statutes money -box locked and frowned severe- on tour. Archbishop than other bent quinquagenarran no Forces to a was of This the Crown were reeeived with Misses Fitzrendered, were enough lightfully beans have shame We civilisation. Everything that Tory cunna,uc the time of their enactment ly. at which ity is locussect on them will horror and disgust, iu,d Is Byrne, It qaite cerknown figure Male Cooper, well astatti, a gerald, Archbishop Clune is now W.A. bar- considered and protected only one clans rould devise was secretly done to ,le - Clune, of Perth, eye-Witnesses of the depravities of England'srevolt Swain; Mrs. tain that many prescot, If they had are during tae week Iron.sicken that It was among us. When the "guerrilla" war was pursuing its murderous and mmernan, Hanlon, and Aherne minority-set the peo- feat the loan, and we readTheodore -an atinfinitesimal to the true posttloo of Ireland, a strong man and make his sour and doubt and bloody course throughout the whole of Ireland, it was ascertained that Shannon, are Messrs. barians in Ireland to the all-round expense of the doomed to be a failure. men, thev references and words w..re incie than sat:shed He is ple, swain.kindly wretches. they and such weak nypoct.sy diare not of opposition Fihelly a force breed themeless while can use masses. that agauisc George to ar- of welcome were extended to Father heard from their tried and Lloyd been had selected by Mr. of Perth Archbisnop Tory the the when or at the situation down up thoroughsized crawls break to its energy that public rects through our Callan by the chairman on behalf of the frit IA as an nett:, eye -witness of the worse than tne meanest cur Its failure in range a lasting peace with the leaders of the Sinn Fein movement. least amend those anomolai.s laws and press began to featurehint which that as more than hi guilt, parishioners, who comfortsuch tnen cause a knowing that the to woo, and e'poased more equitheadlines, lareS, big seek power to substitute "1 have been in Europe," his Grace told me confidentially, "since ololyrorflot ddeatOe hall which in fact was Irishni barking certainly modern, legislation which Labour Government hadofnotthetheSlate, in Ireland, and which it subsidises Ct coanurcsiteuxd:heredm 'a' tne Driusu Lroyerninetit champions (ai furt ay::1/41P1:1"7t After a stay in Italy, I reached Ireland, where all my fam- overcrowded. and June, 1920. who able, would not only not penalise that In- (.4 the monied Interestsplainly the' evidence on the condition of lie ther by bulbous 01 Within money. Yet there are bare-faced mouthers to the ily live. One day several of my friends, who knew the British Prime unduly, nut would when Melly put it Mr. Monaghan called upon the Rt. teed would be given lly his coa,c minority we finitisfinal because tae Empire cnalleitgeour loyalty to the amid leseen money -bugs that the loan would have Rev. Monsignor Verling, V.G., to stress wee the petvasety and punnet), relieve agreed. greatly I him. to AeehhIsLop very suggested me to visit on his intimately, Minister arrival, arid wine Tans" the handicap that the great inajority to be subscribed, even If compulsion come the Oblate Superior back to Frethe Dental11x1 aii-L'aristian practices of the "Black and remarked how pleased he was was in- Mr. Lloyd George explained to me his desire to make peace with. Ire- mantle on behalf of the Archbishop and Maltythere to, decades be resorted savagery couple of had to last and The "au'ule their suffer. bad in to le; back sa srain are that Re:oust his people. so devilish in /retsina. aney The Monsignor was delighted He asked me to negotiate between the leaders of the Sinn Fein clergy. and rightly earned al- dignation in financial circles, and the land. The ball, winifi was tastefery de years have seen needed was condemned as monstrous. to witness, as he said, "such evidence tney paradel tne worst features ot tiic Turkish Ape in Armenia by the lad -es, was They teration, but much has yet to be done. threat or goodwill and affection for their par- e ise.cei When the Commonwealth Anti -Labour movement and himself to arrange a'truce.' horror and hatred of them. ornmented tier e. with 7 e Irging ago, /Yuen strial'en was proposals set myself the loan me aim, I to its course seeming to to ideal launched "This be an not ish priest that the is Government afforoe,L it AND CONFIDENCE. gathering FEAR 0' ..God Save Ire:an.l" terminated ine and good fame, C wegrace the ranpire, and to: its honour the organiser did not experience the task of attempting the problem. So I left for Ireland. Here subse- All classes and shades of politics were evening. ot the fallen Turkish monster. the soon niMculties that were met with in- quently I had opportunity for negotiations with the officials of the represented. Father Callan, as all merit ire sname and reproach entertained, fears just are There Crown the sins of The Labour unions themselves in the operations knew', left Fremantle eight or bite that In the evolution of seem Queensland. et toe Donumons interest and hnwever, scribed well to the loan. but the big extreme group." months ago to,go to Rome to attend the matters of importance that the mark-the savageries of thebe "Black Forces in sresana, and particularly support neneral chapter of the Oblate Ore,. be financial houses gave little that far Britain's the happy, reasonable medium-may What impression did they give you? perthem upon dawned it until had He sat in conference with stem or lam" Ape, ana put a chese upon them the better it willprospeee for ready the people Are overstepped. of such be compelled to un"An excellent impression. They seemed to me very :noderate in every race and tongue, and he also had West- haps they would name ana tame. but Ive do 11°1 see an immediate fro.n the stupour she required somersault? Mustthe Mee bit their aims. privilege of assuring the Sovereign ex- loosen their purse strings. I left again for the They accepted the principle of a truce. Australia--or Australia-he Captain interference. The phaliaiover lips of ia's have not yet awakened which) they will ern from Me came satire of Pontiff of the unswerving loyalty of his local In flee, in perimental ground? the Prussian, the cost of organiser, when he ad- London, and again interviewed Mr. Lloyd George." people to the Chair of Peter." The ot tae great victory won politics, does abour "eally wish Dash, the loan Royal insurance company. Vicar General, in mincing further felicito the Motherland; they State What do you think of his Irish "policy"? be entrusted with the respon,ililli- dressed the have to sweat themselves for years to recently: "I understand," their Im- to tations references, expressed Ms gladA contributor ties of administration Kuhn present Limited, the Great Southjust now, and drugged by of positive of it, funds I am are too drenched with Imperialism He yearned, policy is honest. "I think his said, "that the accumulitted companies ness In having Father Callan back again, ern Advocate to(Gippsland, elmuld time he and Or cIrcinetetances? happen, about might it botner to but Vic.) Ireland, prayed that God would bless hirn perialistic leasers, equally as I myself did, for peace. Unhappily several members of his andthe Toe outlook could not be worse your and your subsidiary Imperialists who are dominant in the The electors, his capable administra- says: In work of however. are to Peal their total somewhere in the nelabbourhoeu Law, this view. Bomar it will we think nappen, if those other M.P.'s did not share and Government fur your apThanks independthe tion. osr nor 146,000,000. wither Catholics on Neither of can fate. own shackles country put It wasn't always money that government ot this £5,500 reeelved yester- among others, expressed the opinion that the British people would not Unfortunately, Dr. W. P. Birmingis getting. Irish are wedded to any particular plication of interesting of inforcommittees ence, that Australians may yet get a taste of what Ireland which satisfied with a 'truce' arranged before and until the Irishmen ham, who was next asked to speak, a! - came to the party. But it Is useless for them to day." isAnthat the firm piece of Burnie Philp remain though he was present earlier In the whipped up the gift to Billy Hughes. If the militaristic bosses of Britexpect redress from the eNationalista,- mation MacReady, Commander in evening, lreiand's light is for sell -government. weapons. General their had surrendered Sir Robwhich to Ltd., of much was t ry Company, obliged to leave suffer Coui the meet way to and -Liberal., Conservatives. .I their ilk, ert Philp is a director, made a 31112. Chief of the British Forces in Ireland, was in favour of maintaining the fug. we may yet have For instance, from the far north the ish Government can have their we now renegades, an To Australians the Party. Labour possess. application for loan stock. Betcanvasser got this:retain the bit of independence Mr. Lloyd George, no less (in a different tone), warned me that I.abour has a straight-out. construc- stantion Father Neville, speaking on behalf of Brisbane prevailed In fight. ter counsels seem to have interest, and particularly and 5 "For five years tive so to Mr. policy, be agreed to long as failed Hughes has struggle in Ireland should be. of vibrant could the Irish had possible truce no was more his fellow Oblates, pleased by the Philp the circles represented concerned in it, since they should our returned Australian soldiersbe and the Theo- surrender arms. The Sins Fein officials, who did not demand the with- than anyone with his Superior's return. run the Commonwealth; for the last elestione, all Cowley -Walsh delegation, and Egypt sult of the forthcoming did his best to respond to the task are to be congrana. drawal of the army of occupation, refused to submit to disarmament Ile went into the zones of death in France, Flanders, Gallipoli. that may be hoped is that the coin- dore Government that Father Callan's absence had thrust two years hs has preached and pratnationsloan. Persmall the of destroy success militaristic to the of a on is only hated Power not might strong be so will the laination They rejected my upon him, but he also weaned to sty that tled about White Australia and thell without an agreement with them as to its scope. to contest Street Lombard rn financiers comrades haps the dead MTG. non:scat they their legitimate that to withstand and settlement of the Empty North-the And therein lies the cause of my fruitless task." they have repeatedly declared some regrets for their un- proposal. eition, but also the onslauehte that will haveattitude bhreehen Ihmatilosdsolbnre assnTttlhiciinugt IhtewiTillitledhaeV-, 'Achilles heel' of the A lesthey are sincere in their avowalsfought that Freedom might live.warIf was -Industrial unionism has (un- friendly been readto toTheodore. What do you think of the Sinn Feiners? forts of the people of the parish, the Each of the last five Commonwealth. the wilfulness ot waged on the Allies' side for politico for the victorlotte onward son has years has made fortunately if tney really believe the great of Fremantle. cane:ors of Reunion would who capitalists When of my equipgallantry. during the negotiations "I admire their those Queensland the principles movement In the interests of the people :Le people as was the eith..rirg bar sre the Empty North emptier and empsuch a holy cause-they cannot by any cavorting withfor sprats In the wheels of It Labour agamet its put I him which they as a whole) of late levelledtram was for ths rood of the Catholic tier. was age stopped before their doors, I was exposing it to certairt death. Another five years of the whom Government, merely because logic shut Ireland out from a share to that Freedom representatives nccreditrd community. Father in Is saw no of trepidation. I admire the ideal which has caused Ciiia,i sign iyaS war a opinion Our !ouch Is always expected. but whose Labour Government. helped to wage the mos; terrible war in human history, "Last night's c6n- same sort of government and it will own s,/,t+ them to act. When Mr. Lloyd George termed them assassins, I was sincere andinhearty. and be- chances Hat when we rely upon our of acceeditur to requests are the church to receive the be empty altogether, for patriotism enough to give which 80,000 of their dead comrades made the superb sacrifice greeping, too -when we are patriotic reply to him: 'No; not murderers, but the cream of their gregation people of Aus- greatly minimised by tootherefore Father blessing of the Holy diree. and enthusiasm have their limits. to Australia, we needn't content to best our imof queathed a debt of ninety-four millions of pounds tobytheSenator multielinoure frequnet, through Father Callan Instanced the Millen foreign capital which race!'" Succeeeful 6(1min- vorry about that been demands. tralia, a debt which has been "funded" in London unanimity and Faith or the people," We in the gulf have had our £6,000 lent In the best And what of the British troops? who in 37 possible, not always :straiten Is fractured and thwarted at has subsidy for running cargo_ and mails Father Neville. said progress. very much to the disadvantage ot the Australian taxpayers, Australian of interests tee people ,ares fought for, approx- its birth practically "I must speak without resentment. Let me shortly tell you that (once a month) taxen away from us found for the proThe Very Rev. Father Treaty, .- years will pay to the Motherland, whose safety they fteein loft lanteeting Money was freely Surely -tLe country--ts it should else, they have shot by poor young defenceless nephew. When I detailed was pleased to Join the peopie tile this year. For Burketown port C4' Keep urdoniem withei bounds; (met re,- secution of war. imately 204 millions. peace. of needs the show you for for "rejoicings your beloved alone this has added on a yeany will cialistic element; supplant industrial he available pathetic of his death to Mr. Lloyd George, he simply said: priest. the facts Day Feast Saints QueensIrish that to the expresn I Inclined am to toe belief congratulations The hope was confidently by reasonable, honest trades Anyhow, "It is awful; tell me no more of that. . .1" seems to be very tyranny that there is a magnetism about Fre- £8.460 to the load of the poor fools justice Government. land Unfortunately Goer-in/mint People's Ireland. a to and unionism, coming was justice because when a Superior goes who are trying to keep a portion of Are the British troops and the Black and Tans so savagely barbaric? amantle, Saints Feast Day will will achieve much of what was expectlong distance to such a meeting far away and there is every indication that Irish needed so much the ed of it-what it set out to aceoin"The soldiers and their officers are ravaging and shooting at ran- Chapter, those in high rank In the asOr-a this Empty North of Australia open break in a most sorrowful Ireland. Irelandas never plish. section every From der simply ntake their decisions where and white, besides curtailing and have been imprisoned without -day. Irishmen trial. to thousand Two children dom. prayers and fidelity of her exiled and so must go. Father Callan is wiping out odd and post and should be anout-pouring THE WEST AUSTRALIAN AND !RE They disin- so Some time since a Carmelite Convent was 'dealt with.' high In rank, and his influence regard- telegraph depots.mails of the civilised globe on St. Patrick's Day thereunqualified protest against Repatriation metare LAND. They a newly -buried inmate. to documents), terred (expecting find her and Ireland ing his own destination must have ca love and prayer for heroic cinder and a and firing the crops. If they continue, Ireland will be yielded to the magnetism the Fremantle hods, the opening of Canberra, the burning houses cranes which are making the land a shambles those iniquitofis delay of the North-and The West Australian treated with soon only a cinder or ash heap." last Thursheap. "The Tragedy of Ireland" inWish PecINPfri.e.ip.or.eDsoilvi"Illig dealt at length, an- South railway, and last, but worst oh ENCLOSED NUNS' PAINFUL clutchHow so? day's issue of that paper. ticipating the guest's remarks, con- all, the enormous debt ORDEAL. centre of the Commonwealth. on the 17th. to Mace not yet corn opportunity Those It seised Somme. ing hand the and those of cerning battlefields the Belgian state of In this city, as in every "I seen Ireland, have feast the sufferwill celebrate their great national Sinn Fein through a recent pasings of the Irish people at the hands of pieted that the Prime Minister is gothan certain parts of Ireland." of next month our Ir.sh people years guard toral by his Eminence Cardinal Bourne, the unspeakable Black and Tans, and ing to leave with the Commonwealth Armed forces carried out a search scenes are not worse have been made in recentcitizens charIt is day. Desperate and mean attempts the GovWestminster. not by British Were you asked of confuses me. Archbishop Your evidence concluded In Irish characteristic vein in ap- stamp him as. the greatest political to prevent our of Tory organs to blast Ire- lasting almost two hours at the ernment to negotiate for peace? preciation of Father Callan's priestly by narrow-minded and bigoted cliques the Joseph's, old established custom of acteristic St. to land and the Irish through an English Carmelite Convent especially In so remembering curse that has ever hit the Commonfrom honpuring the day according "Up to the present visit I had remained in ignorance of the truth I qualitlee, indignation that in an prelate. The journal prate, on a passSunday with his people at on the feet of the Holy wealth." We Dublin, notice Co. avail. Ranelagh, without. but race, the age from the pastoral: "In opposition to was an impartial witness. I shall tell the Pope what I have told you. Father when he asked for the Pontiare attempting to create strife by Lava, end. of January. laws of God and the Catholic Eastern State mischievous persons blessing for the Fremantle parishot St. Patrick's Day by the inch, se- I pray that Home Rule may soon be granted to my hapless country ficial the most the is a celebration through Now, Order possible, if Church." She Carmelite ioners. frustrate, to seeking God's Church has been propagated, and cluded one, and the of sentiment and enthusiasm whicii object of thb similar to that of the Dominions. It is the o-dy way, in my idea, to get waOsng.TreIsettnedg 1,,oithrespond, Fatheurivicisalaen a public procession, and that body known land, add Only cowardice on it flourishes, in every in previous years. prolonged fruit- peace." wholly and solely at visit, which proved entirely has characterised its celebration as bad, that practically just is what or His mournful report will be After expressing his pleasure at being people, The Archbishop entered his carriage. Inetrumen-Australian the Irish and thron] instance remains a mystery to the Sisthe part of the Irish and back, and renewing old acquaintances, connotes, the tality of the Irish clergy and religious. less, in the Vatican to -morrow. heard the grand traditions which the feast HOW IRELAND GETS said lie that while abroad the Southern a wilful indifference to all our Irish ters. cele- Hence God loves the Malt! Do the lrisn and Catholic people iii a worthy come sun was calling him continually. Ti, FLEECED. armoured do anything contrary "to the laws can lessen the interest of Accompanied by an his reasoning the future of the British Feast Day. Should the day trea- really the Catholic Church?" car, the forces entered the grounds f God and bration of the Great Irish National wrapped Empire is up In Ireland. lightly are and freedom Day rights, human notwithSt. Patrick's God created are wanting that with tions not associated were to tell you," he said, "of the when the memories His Church protects these, at 10.50 p.m. The officer in chargt rot will have set ii: in the spirit and liberty. standing the savagery of their op- things that I have seen perpetrated tn IMPERIAL CONTRIBUTION. who sured by our Catholic people, a dryeffects to God, mankind's Moil sacred first questioned the caretaker, 3ou would not believe me. tie of indifferentism will certain- next pressors, our people are playing a Ireland For all the opposition possession. its temper of Catholicism, the bad no monks was history the that tells us of Nero's doings et there him devotion During the past financial year informed Feinvalisnt and there is to Republicanism-Sinn winning game, and in this crisis and of the crimes that the Coliseum Ireland contributed to the British ly become manifest, and the grand faith will The caretaker and faplace. a memory of the past. Ism-in Ireland, the country is practhe be country if to our ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. be false Australia we should witnessed, in has records nothing at all In Church the of The spirit of the mily were ordered not to stir frc,n old pioneers unanimous. tically from everywhere, revenue £50,615,000, of which Q9,and the to English 6overn comparison home at that race they we did not show them people to -day is unbroken, undaunted, The call of the blood of the Irish merit's cruelty and brutality in Ireland 221,000 was expended by the British farthest outpost o f civilisation, individually and collectively more ne the lodge gate, in the vicinity of St. Patrick's Cathedral, have our sympathy and support. Take all the atrocities of the Treasury on Irish local services. to -day. China, the new battleground, to the St. with for The ConIn their fight ciated than ever as; let mined posted. was 1921. 7, guard Feb. memories a Meloburne, genhas its duty the The West done old Roman Empire towards Christians comes to us to be lea[ and true to Those of us which political independence. from all Mr. J. S. Dowling, striking while £21,394,000 was retained for eiously, o sd when all the returns when Christianity Was Just iepuleive who wish to know the truth know more vent was then approached Patrick's I:ay, and, please God, we will. add to them all the Imperial services. and societies and than muttons in England are allowed to sides the main body proceeding to Hon. Sec. Irish National Associa- are to hand, a very substantial root; schools of the actions of William and Mary, together mustering great a see to hope We of WA., tion ainount stand to credit of -f he oc- know, irrespective of their station in the principal entrances will the city. These figures were disclosed in a this the monstrosities or Cromwell, in with Day St.Patrick's And they will never know unitas the general Catholic public on effort on the part of everyone who life. gratemost to as thouhave multiply the result by many Sir,-I the Irish sympathisers Australia. Dear in White Paper issued on Monday, 3ra they live amongst the barbarous EngSearchlight in Grounds. casion calls for the best possible of the With renewed thanks, I remain, sands of hemispheres as you care, and .1anuary. the receipt acknowlelge keeps fully We still Ireland. ilk-in Of the Irish total of who or lish soldiery-their mother, or father of realise nothing the horror, the letter of your executive, with ac- yours very faithfully, you will treasures the memory of an Irish A searchlight played on content with the Irish Bishops' tee. being perpetrated by the English Gt v- £50,615,000, £48,403,000 came from join in the procession on the are with Bishop Fogarty's view's In grounds, whicn were carefully exam- companying draft for £1,558 15s 7d, in his heart a love for his Motherland-to life timony, In Ireland to-day-horrors direct taxation, the balance (£2,212,the JOHN BARRY. ernment with sympathy his and eyeissue, and front an Ireland our week's to last which Lloyd George. holding up his 000) being derived from non-taxable 17th., and so show his fidelity Father Callan. ined. The main door was forced for the Irish Race Convention for their Faith and Freedom. witness just returned, hands In holy horror, pleads .gnsrince sources, as Post, Telegraphs and death struggle of his heroic people Irish people are fighting for their open. Startled by the unwonted Fund. I desire, on behalf of the and NO AM'. Irish and Catholic The means. These horrors I have witnessed of! It is a matter of life disturbance, the Rev. Mother hur- hon. treasurers to congratulate you very existence. For that it what the struggle in Ireland solid and with my own eyes. Were I to tell you Telephones. potential a should make de and death with them. They have dethe would not beto on Australia on next St. Patrick's Day where beyour efforts the success of Thy on simplest child can need no art of things I have seen youconsider the hallway, naked bar- cided their own fate. to ried Britt,a against The procession in the it BOIT& presence would You me. protest by their massed of Occupation is an enemy in in charge she offered every half of the fund, and to thank you To move and win its mother's heart. lieve If a boy a coward's part of keeping in Army terrible nightmare of mine. PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S their land, just as the English were to officer barism in Ireland, and should not play nothing in- and the generous sympathisers in Her tenderest love, her pity mild of 17 is drenched with petrol, set on SOCIETY. to be seen with the men tb, French In France and to AnierlearS assurance that there was the background as though ashamed and afraid fire, thrown In the roadway, and made establishment. W.A. for the magnificent response He has, because he is her child. the in Unfortunately the Irish, in for America. criminating a target for lorry loads of Mack and who wear the green. theirs is a long -drawn out struggle. However, the party entered and that had been made to the call of Nor I, dear Mother Mary, need dash as they into RIVER EXCURSION. pump lead to Tans that to thank iirevieence. England has Or art or pains to make thee heed. past, it is considered as nothing. This Beds, our race for assistance. in Scot- another Joan of Arc has not arisen in made an exhaustive search. presses, is only one means of amusing the In- ..TUESDAY, FEBRUARY :end, Your generous assistance in this Thou hastest ever when I cry, lie also paid a visit to Leith Ireland. England perseveres in a "strat- and the contents of all i. years. for IteWnhe laboured Tans. Any and Black where famous ARCHland, one of egy" In Ireland, such as she W:13 ivont drawers, etc., were examined, as time of stress will afford some con- Because thy little child am 1. NEWS OF which dares to publish the will be recalled that he was pier to wipose on America before 177'f. The -Edward F. Garesche, S.J. paper M.L. Vablana leavee flarra-etieet solation to the unfortunate people the throng on the Liverpool truth has Its premises burned next day, Jetty and DIOCESE. S p.m. for Paint Waiter from which \Vest Australian's "knowledge" Of the well as private letters and docu- in Ireland who are enduring an unthe caretaker being thrown into the Rocky atBay. the arrive' of the Baltic.kidnapped Irish situation Is directly refuted by Its the burning building to satisfy the craving Archbishop Mannix was ments. the Schools and colleges where heard persecution of at hands the items on cabled news another page alntos., that He says outThe for human life! military of the troops TICKETS, 1/6. night before. of CALENDAR. groups Meanwhile wherein the issue, same admissions cannot suffice by mind only is trained Livor of those who, a year or two ago, No in Lent. wherever ones goes in Ireland, Empire Is bound up In Ireland. W. 1: WEBB, out Lloyd George, tantamount to defeat. side entered the outhouses by for- paraded themselves as the defend- for the education of the children of one S. 20, Second Sunday or in London, one runs intoCyril can travel Europe without realise. Purple. erpool, absolve Sinn Fein from the Cork burnHon. Secretary Another ers of the little nations. ing that Ireland's tase Is a world topic, Dublin Special Correspondent, Indica- the land. ings by the refusal to publish Gen- cing the locks of the doors. Purple. the to refers Callan Father Feria. in Bryan. the Of cemetery M. 21, eral Sxickland's report concerning party visited the little Antiof Father Griffin, canon MagTu 22, Chair of St. Peter atWhite. shooting as eonly in- mein, and in another Instance where the grounds, where the grave of a ner, and Mrs. Ellen Quinn campaign of "the uhilormed forcer were guilty" or och in the English White. cidents" Pertinent examples of Nun interred on December 8th atby the outrage. terror, and one treated as such even W. 23, St. Peter Damien. duplicity, cowry: Hon, distortion tracted attention. Providing thempeople. The Black and Tans shoot British (Fast and Abstinence.) Red. the press propaganda and of Me truth tninHe thus berme out implements from the "for fun." be multiplied, and the end of per- selves with this Th. 24, :it Matthias. what our correspondent coustst- could Purple. utely endeavour to blind the Issue tool -shed, the visitors desecrated it was during the sistent enny refers to. F. 25, Of the Feria. be no nearer. The Invincible grave. Chapter of the Oblate Order in would (Fast and Abstinence.) Purple. General of the a pri- Ignorance of the West Anyrailan under sides secured all Callan on Father area that Rome A large the circumstances neithe adds to nor S. 26, Of the Feria. closely vate audience with tile holy Father and sinitracts from the campaign of despic- Convent and grounds' was Pontereceived from his Holiness the parishand able misrepresentation. guarded by armed soldiers while tidal Blessing for Fremantle Archbishop Chine's Return. cars armoured by ioners. patrolled progress. At tinse of writing (Thursday), in was raid the many friends of Major The T. L. is expectThe Rev. Brother Foley, who 'lids McAdam, who was well known in West the mail steamer Osterley Bro- Perth circles some years back,' will be Quay at 6 been stationed at the Christian ed to reach Victoria His High Scoot, Fremantle, Is now at Grace the thers' to learn of his appointment by ARMADALE. o'clock this evening. Patrick's Boys' School, Perth.. Bro- pleased St. Cabinet to one of the three popua fre- the Federal accorded be at again back will is Ryan ther Archbishop Inspectorshlps in the manaated in the mantlu, and Brother Dean comes to tLe District territory New Guinea. The position of lar demonstration of welcome union in aid of the Aroma art The College from Fremantle. carries £550 per annum, with quarteis, date Catholic Church fund came off Cathedral grounds on to-morrow etc. Major McAdam left W.A. In 1913 Acevening. in spite of (Friday) evening at 8 o'clock. Saturday with to forces A.I.F. to garrison New last brilTHE GOOD SHEPHERD APPEAL. Guinea. companying Dr. Clune is the Mac the intense heat, there eras a g-,od ASSAM. COATS the social and dance liant young Irish cleric, Father at attendance A crowded audience witnessed the The drawing, which wee supervised Travelling in the Mahon, M.A. The Rev. Mother Prioress and production "The of Victim" in the Dr. Rev. Most the resame ship is Community of the Good Shepherd school grounds at St. Brigid's on Tues- by a representative attiendance, Spence, O.P., Archbishop of Ade- Convent, Leederville, hope that all day night. sulted as follows:Beautifully tailored and well -cut Garmentr, in S.W., Woman's It is also understood that their friends and sympathisers may laide. First, Mr. Coote, care Railway Miss Rose Hardy, of west Perth, is and 0.S., trimmed, cable stitching, for tha Cut Pri e of the Lord Abbot of New Norcia, find it convenient to favour them holidaying Arraawith friends In Melbourne. Hotel; second, Mrs. Fowler, Rt. Rev. Dr. Catalan, is also a pas- with their presence on to -morrow Chisholm, Don Mr. third, dale; usually sold for senger, who has with him fourteen (Sunday), February 20.1h, at 3.45 The many friends of Mr. J. A. forddale; fourth, "Lucky £5 and E6 young novices and religious for the p.m., at an important meeting to be Boor, th, T. Fitzgerald; of will Bunbury-, care be sorry to Feiner," Norcia. Benedictine Mission of New held at the Convent in connection learn that Mrs. Boor is at present Mr. Willie Sutton, Pinjarra. Fair. with the forthcoming Westralia very seriously ill, and grave doubts A dainty supper was arranged by By the R.M.S. Narkunda which arAny friends that helpers may wish Mesdames Scanlon, Maher, Allsop rived from Europe last week end, to take with them will be cordially are entertained for her recovery. and Davidson, and the Misses Fowand Sheridan P. Fathers Tay the Rev. welcomed. MARRIAGE. and it was thoroughly enjeyed. ler, J. O'Reilly returned to the State, MURPHY-MARTIN.-On December 20th, after a sojourn in Ireland. 1920, at the Sacred Heart Church, Sergeant Fitzgerald, Mrs. FitzHighgate Hill, by the eRev. more MISSING FRIENDS. liallinan, Patrick Edwin, son of the and children, who have been Although Father Callan, 0.M.I.' looks sorry gerald, late Mr. and Mrs. P. Murphy, lialwell, his host of friends will lie The MR. DANEHY, of the Gold since Christcoast on the holidaying ranald, N.S.W., to Catherine, Baugh- fields, who advertised for his family to learn that he was In ship's hospitala mas, returned to Southern Cross on of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Martin, late from Marseilles to Colombo with to in "The Boston Post," of Boston, His voyage Their holidays were of Burbidge, Southern Cross. Friday last. touch of pneumonia. Europe from Fremantle wss marked very pleasant. Mass, U.S.A., M or around 1912, *ill safe aron but conditions, by monsoon something interesting by corn hear to the faith be losses will The to Engrival in Europe he journeyed with J. J. DANEHY, municating land and Ireland, where he saw his Upon education the age stakes all immense unless much more he done sisters and brothers, and many college its hopes; upon education it relies for our little ones than is being ac- 48 East 48th. Street, Bayonne, New companions, many of whom were on U.S.A. erse tuall done. the "wanted" list and "on the run.. for ail its stre. h and all its

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.3* time. Hence they ever looked up" must not be used to disarm the r of i wards to the 'mountains from which Irish people. Your assertion that cometh help, not downwards into killing the British military is mur- 1 1 I the lowlands where shadows flit and READ OFFICE BYDNIT. der is a libel upon the patriots of reeeseeeeeee..1 pass away. Theirs was a noble view 1776. who shot down from ambush t, OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF of civilisation. The contributions The London Times' correspondent the military on their return from CIVILISATION AND THE RE- which they made to it from one of General Business Lexington." in Palestine says the Department of NAISSANCE. the heirlooms of the race. The Bishop of Cork replied to In the Principal Citles and Towns of Australia and Rabaul (New Britain); London (2). is zealously investigating this telegram as follows:The centre of the civilisation der and safeguarding sacred monuments. (By John G. Reville, S.J "Nonsense! I desire Irish indeing the period of the Middle Ages Notable discoveries include two at all Branches, and Savings MBank Agencies at 3049 Post Offices throughpendence as sincerely as you. Wher. The Renaissance is one of the was God, that of the Renaissance early Christian churches in out Australia, and at Papua. New Britain, Solomon, and other Islands cents) Peel ie. the an army able to with you come Hence the name fre- Garden of Gethsemane. One of these in the his- was man. striking phenomena most and Si% Interest on Deposits up to 41,000. Vicaries, and Cures both priests, QUILT. THE PATCH-WORK and defend the fight the enemy quently applied to in one the movementdates It is of civilisation. tory has 3 Interest on Amounts over £1,000 up to /11,300. from the thirteenth century, churches. This close the weak and unprotected, I will act eanse a step forward, while in an- which it embodies, "humanism." t and beneath municipalities of the this the most are remains of brought JAMES KELL, Sir DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.O., pinks It is scandalous for other it marks a decided movement pretended to have discovered man, Bring to me white roses, roses, as chaplain. yieldthey have probably and the oldest church in Pares to their senses, Deputy Governor July 1st. la 5i Governor am- toward" a lower ideal- than that of and the world in which he lived. and lavender, You to defend touch -an -run Bishop. of the tine, firmness dating the ed before from the fourth cenpopgillyflowers, and no political good Sweet stock bushes that do the Middle Ages. Its very name is Has not John Addington Symonds tury. Portions of the walls, columns, in persevering still however, is One, of the defencethe lives It said: pies, mauve and red, and expose "The Renaissance of a usurpation. was the libsomething with its evil intentions. This is the Coun- less and unprotected to the danger seems to imply that the literature eration of the reason from a dun - apse, and the original mosaic floor Bee-flowers and mignonette. cil of La Tour du Piu. The old rent of murder in reprisals, and intact. The Franciscan Fathers the blue forgetenemotthe arts to which it pretends to geon, the double discovery of the are the Presbytery since the Law of homes of the city and country to and been entrusted with the erecI would make a coverlet for my of The have have given a new birth had entire- outer and the inner world"? They have 260. was Fcs. Separation lion of a new church on the site, in ruin The from the world, and dungeon irradiated with the serene narrow bed. and destruction. ly disappeared now quadrupled it, and are asking reprisal order to preserve the ruins, which your policy. of light result of is the under the wand its wizards, the Angelic Cork of of that Doctor, in whose The Bishop has ordered 1000. Some bring me silken cloth, velvet aFcs. not get the Irish Republic re- they had sprung to life again. Noth- darkness Dante glimpsed such splen- extend to the rocks associated with letter to be read in the Church ac- Why States?" sheen or satin shine: ing could be more untrue. The first dours, cannot have been so narrow thePrintagony of Christ. A giant's foot parishioners with the cognised by the United a yard long has been discoverGossamer of woven lace, gold and quaintingthethecase, stirrings of that revival had lone or noisome. As to the discoveries CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. they will that and of facts embedded in sandstone, at Assilver thread, Divorce. To go no further of the outer and the inner world, es been felt. left without the Sacraments if the Italians and cal n one the great of the Dante, Florentine pecially ,lye chief of Purple deep and dove and grey be the cities than latter: of those A serious decision has just been through my idle fingers fall, municipality persists. of had soended an unmistakable note, which humanists like John Adding- the ancient Philistines, lying north Note the Address: given by the Court of Appeal PIER Bidding me in patient hours make introduces but with no base harmonies ming- ton Symonds so ridicule, had, in of Gaza. Milan, which actually An Englishman's Opinion of Irish a patch -work spread. ling in its echoes, of a genuine hum- most instances, in some shape or into unknown, 'Phone, A4303, Private hitherto 'Phone, A2938. divorce, Misrule. Italy. The evil thing comes from anism, yet with St. Thomas, he is es- other, found the key to them. Since I must go forth alone, far beWriting his Christmas letter to a Fiume, where two Italian spouses sentially the interprteite&i,etfhtche.Mtee: But, in spite of its follies, and Dublin, shade, , December 3, tree's 1920a -The yond the roof Ages. Eeen in t e friend, an English resident in Irethough it does not by any means British coartmartial been granted a divorce. The die of Countess Out into the open soon all alone to land thus refers to the unhappy con- have of dials, at which. the Renaissance was measure up to all the claims made Markievica case came before the Court Member of Dail Eireann lie. to direct its gibes and sneers as if of the Irish people under Milan as though the parties ditions had it, the age of the Renaissance is woven St. Patrick's Division, Dublin, was What want I of silken cloth British "Prussianism":-"The condi- obtained citizenship of Fiume, the they were the relics of a barbarous one of the great epochs of history. fur OBTAIN PRICES FROM The Countess by the hands of men? true humanistic note is What is best in it it owes to the concluded to -day. tion of Ireland at the present moof the Tribunal of that City age, thethough part Christian civilisaton that preceded was charged with conspiring to or the most for Time would soon despoil me there ment won't bear thinking about, and decree found, it. Deoutside good hold not ganise branch of Fianna na hEireisas he passed me by. the root difficulty is its religion. It would against subdued and in a minor key, that it, and to the fostering care of the ann, or aIrish spite lengthy arguments Republican Boy Scouts. ef the appealing figures seems to me a settled policy of our Ch' urch. It is impossible not to be In an eloquent learned counsel, the Court of some and the. portals speech the Countess the from Bring to me white roses then, roses, 'Prussian' Government to drive the by down beam SUBIACO, and the decree thrilled by its accomplishments, declared that the confirmed Appeal marvellous pinks and lavender. those Fianna was start the of by glass country into open rebellion The TIMBER. and HARDWARE PEOPLE though the admiration its triumphs ed in 1909, long before gave it in the name of the King stained genius. and faith of the Irish Sweet stock and gillyflowers, pop - present system of terrorised repres- of be it should that cause is rather dulled when we re Italy, ordering WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION WITH and, according to English pies gold and red. sion. That effected, Lloyd George The Renaissance was bound to member the sorry use to which some unteers, on the Statute, entered on law, it was not illegal to drill boys Bee -flowers and mignonette and blue and the rest could with a good con- entered THE BUILDING TRADE. Register of Civil Statutes. This come. Every law of civilisations of its most accomplished scholars teach them forget-me-nottheir history and some the Crom- the re-enact science It it. put their gifts. In spite of the disnar- wellian episodes. The anarchic re- will have very far-reaching conse- and progress called for So I have a coverlet for my and is, moreover, extra- to be regretted that when it came gust with which much of the work lag row bed. pression is certainly a sign of poli- quences, seeing that no Law of it passed, not entirely but in many of Poggio Bracciolini fills us, we folThus the door was open for the -Dora Sigerson Shorter. in Studies. tical bankruptcy, and the sooner we ordinary, Divorce exists in Italy, and that it of its most st,riking manifestations, low his journeyings through the get out of Ireland the better if we has yet to be introduced and pass- under the hands of men who debar- libraries of Europe for the rescue worst excesses of -the Reformation. a the Renaissance in its most as reputation Bros. our retain are to already ed its ideals end turned its waters ,Clemenceau and the Christian old manuscripts with something Thus The Catholics are reckless became a CruAs it is, we have ed. M. Clemenceau, during his stay in first-rate power. action in the matter, and it into channels overgrown with weeds- of the romantic interest with which sade for exponents taking cover and the restoration of the flesh try to a left paid rags a few only move The Rangoon, says the Voice, we follow the wake of the be said that divorce of corruption and death. Santa Pray for Ire- may truthfully Even in those who of the Renaissance, says Gode- Maria of Columbus to the West, or and paganism. Italians, most visit to St. Paul's High School of the ourselves with now. helpless to repugnant is itself over We seem so land. at the that of Magellan's Victoria in her did not go the full length of the reFrench Christian Brothers. He was whose family affections are strong. froid Kurth, in "The Church was against Christianity, there was in journey round the world. received by Bro. John, Director of here." For volt ly developed and very sacred as a Turningment Points of History," diminution of faith and reverence. of accelerated the laws 'genewith for keeping the Institution; Bishop Perroy with saturation Poggio was discovering untravelled aThe of their result mind was divided into two com HunMark motion. it was but the "natural, highlands of the ancient world. We "The Little Welshman" and the some of the priests; Mr. rations in Catholic principles. one reserved to art, progressive and uninterrupted devel- greet the rescued treasures of the partments, ter, Director of Public Instruction; Greeks. science, literature, of the other members Middle the the societyof Op meat of and other distinguished past, statue and manuscript, with to religion. The culture, As a student of politics (says an latter,, however, MISS T. L O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L fo ctehn something of the enthusiasm Agestury unfoldingd that department. The cadets of the Indian contemporary) we are sin. with warpoorly stocked and seldom honour used. of guard opening of Perth. to thefrom the West -street, v. hich Sadolet hailed the finding of school formed45 Clever cerely sorry for the debacle of Mr. All Wool Patch's best Yarn, the present age, The seed was cast in the marble masterpieces of ancient It is an historical fact that through in the entrance hall, where arehung George's Greek policy, but, with the Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, most satisfactory Bathers made. Renaissance The Ages. the Middle her Popes, her the portraits of the Paulians who instinct of a Catholic street-boy, we Greece artists, her and Rome. that priests We know Harmony. and Organ Pipe Plain colours for ladies, plain navy the The cengave the perfect flower. fell on the field of honour during :,eonardo da Vinci, Pinturicchio, and Bishops and Cardinals, through are awfully glad. A Presbyterian, cr navy and white for men. Medium TERMS ON APPLICATION. tunes that preceded it had been Rapael, Michael Angelo added "a ,sew every agency at her disposal, the war. From there the visitors were a Wesleyan, and an unregenerated sizes, 35s.; out -sizes, 36s. 6d; extra where to and ground, intellectual is prepared accumulating slowly led to the recreation lustre to the artistic crown of Italy Catholic Church took an active past Miss O'Connor heathen cut up Europe into lumps large sizes, 37s. 6d. artistic capital. That capital had and that they were greatest when in the Renaissance. Men who, like the 1,700 boys who form the populatake Pupils for the Pipe Organ. Protestant Germany slices. early the All Wool of Bathers, at 25s. the Fathers from come Manetti, Ambrogio tion of the school were arranged by and Traversari, Vitthey carved or painted not the gods Telephone, A2946. they let stand; Catholic Austria is which of Olympus but the Pieta, the torino da Feltfe , Lionardo Brune ,from the Wool Mixture Bathers, 14s 6d to sections, each under its master. M reduced to atoms: Hungarian Cathosolitaries in their eastern lauras, Mother of Sorrows. and the Babe of Maffeo Vegio, were in life and ideals 22s 6d. Clemenceau was asked to mount a lics are placed under Tsech tyranny; and Benedictines and Dominicans in Bethlehem, not the nymphs and worthy representatives of the old platform adorned with flags, Dime are tied to the - Catholic Yugo-Slays TRY their cells on Alpine heights and in the goddesses of Pindus, but the Faith, were also in the front of the. there he sat between Brother yoke of the Servians; Catyrannical to listen to Perroy southern vales had gathered the Lily of Israel, the Virgin -Mother of humanist movement. The reproach tor and Bishop tholic Poland is treated on lines of Byrne's Handy Foods treasures of the past, from the chairs the World's Redeemer. The age of has been made against the Church an address which was read to him by the strictest economy: anti-Catholic in which Abelard and Thomas had Bembo and Vida of the classic verse that she favoured the movement too one of the boys and to which he re. Greece is given to swallow more and DAIRY PRODUCE. plied in English. After the address than she can chew-and she burst! (Over William St. Bridge, Perth). taught; from the- schools in which and the Ciceroliian phreee, might much, and that to some extent sic TAILORS E. MERCERS. HAY ST. Bede, Alcuin and Rhabanus Maurus have been in every sense of the word allowed paganism to invade the sancthe boys were made to march past "Where Oho Good Data Aro" Serve the politicians jolly well Our Special Line: had laboured with cowled monks or noble and great in front of the platform to the right. It cannot be denied that Ca- tuary. It had great and Pasties. Pies -Made Home Emperors tholic scholars like Hegius, Wimphe- there were scandals in the sanctuary -clad courtiers. sounds of the "Marseillaise, played Proprietor. purple BYRNE J. PETER like Alfred kings lik Charlemagne, band. e school by the ling, More, Rudolph Agricola, Vit and in the cloister. But they never The Way of the Robber Powers. and Alfonso the Wise, Popes like torino da Feltre; Popes for leaders went by unchidden or uncondeninThere is more than one Ireland in Sylvester II., Gregory VII. and In- like Leo X., Nicholas V., Pius II.; ed. Savonarola was not the only C. H. SMITH & Co. Death of a Prominent Church the world, and Korea is ormispf thefh. the noble to nocent III. had added Saints for painters like Fra Angelico, one who protested against them. RAILWAY RECHABITE Musician. The following dates and events give UNDERTAKERS, deposit their princely gifts, poets for doctors like Antoninus of Flor- The protest came from Pope and The Very Rev. Dom Augustine us an insight into the methods of 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. like Dante and the troubadours of ence, for preachers like Bemardine Council and Saint and holy person Benedicmodern politics: Gatard, O.S.B., Prior of the Provence and the minnesingers of of Siena. But it had on its muster age in the most authoritative ann Coffee 1904, Japan undertakes to ensure 'Phone (Day or Night) .. A1231. Germany had given of then golden rolls men of evil influence and evil solemn warnings. time Abbey of Farnborough, and one Church MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. of the most learned masters of eccle- the safety of the Korean Imperial mintage. Every artist, every doc- pie such as Vella and Beccadelli, the was far too wise to scorn the movesiastical music, has just died in his Flouse, and guarantees the indepentor and singer in the long file of the wry titles of whose works brings a ment of the Renaissance, for in its 3. B. GEORGE The most suitable for Visitors to Perth. They are right oppo-abbey after an unsuccessful opera-a dence and integrity of the country: great men of the past had contri- blush of shame to the reader; Ma- substance, though not in the metPHARMACIST, site the Perth Railway Station. Best attention and Mo4erate Korea undertakes to accept Japation. Dom Gatard returned only buted a mite to the growing pile. At chiavelli and Aretino, high-priests of hods or in the persons of many of its Prices. 642 HAY -STREET, few weeks ago from the United nese advice in respect to administrathe close of the Middle Ages, about the art of deceit and mockery; protagonists, ;t was worthy of the PERTH. of the Fall of Constanti- elfo, sneering apostle of infidelity. support of every lover of civilisaStates, where he took a prominent tive improvements. the time 1905 (August), Russia and Engpart, with Dom Mocquereau, in the nople, 1483, or the founding of the We need not prolong the roll-call of tion and culture. Had she not PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST. Vatican Library by Pope Nicholas misguided genius. Gregorian Congress in New York, land agree not to interfere with supported it, she would have allowand V., the world' became fully aware of besides giving lectures on the Gre- Japan's measures of guidance, procivilisation to leave her behind. If there is an element of beauty ed Ameriother VETERINARY CHEMIST. in various tection and control. Chant the immense store of resources at its gorian She kept abreast of the times. She it is and worth in the Renaissance, 1905 (November), Korea places in It felt its power. It can cities. Prior Gatard, who was command. led the age in what was best and naturally wished to use it. Unfor- found in its highest expression noblest in its endeavours. Some of a native of Brittany, was a member Japan's hands control of its foreign T. P. HERBERT tunately it did not always use it where the culture, art and literature of the Benedictine Congregation of relations. her rulers and her priests and and Provision Family Grocer 1906, a Japanese Resident-General well. While the more prudent mem- which it fostered and which it might Bishops were led astray by the false France. He was one of the original Merchant. bers of that admirably equipped have lifted to the loftiest heights, light that glimmered before them. founders of St. Michael's Abbey, of is stationed in Seoul. SUBIACO. 398 ROKEBY-ROAD, 1907, Korea undertakes to submit civilisation invested wisely, others are under the control of a genuine But in approving the movement she Farnborough, and came over to Eng(Near Nicholson -Road). The Church was Lever by any authoritative enacttheir resources in the Catholic spirit. land from France in 1895, at the in- to him for approval all measures Goods carefully packed. Families squandered pursuit of false gods and were lured not afraid of the movement. She vitation of the late Empress Eugenie and appointments. ARMADALE. of her legislation countenancorders Country waited on daily. all that was good and up- ment this fostered endowed and the to Japan of adventure. paths delegates dangerous established 1909, Korea into -who its follies. Still less, in upholdlifting in this efflorescence of genius ed pri- attended to. Telephone, 8 Armadas. Monastery after the monks had been administration of justice and GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, Middle ing of the humanists and humanism, did the civilisation In talent. But it soon broke frcm expelled from France by the French sons. ever betray the Faith entrusted Ages at its height, the point of view and Proprietor. the restraining bonds of religion and she He was responsible 1910, Korea is formally annexed to O'KEEFE Government. M. J. which to her keeping. the age The angle from In that was correct. and, by one of those sud- immediately followed she even used for the re -discovery of certain au- Japan. artist and doctor, poor and rich, morality BUTCHER, of history the returns which den church issues ancient Japan of 13), 1920 (December thentic texts CARE -ST., LEEDERVILLE. king and peasant, surveyed the civilisation presents, veered around the weapons furnished her by the music in the British Museum. a communique with regard to the 246 Prime nee!, Mutton, Pork, Lamb world, led then gaze up the mount to that paganism over which the Renaissance to defend her dograaa operations against the "rebels": -- always R.I.P. A civilisation and the arts and letters of pagan Corned Beef and of vision to God. on hand. 375 Koreans were killed, 177 captur- Small Goods a Speciality. All Meat that bounds its vision with any Middle Ages had *so splendidly tri- Greece and Rome proved to be, in ed, 1,558 have surrendered, 193 Kota kept in Cool storage on the Prenii,es. other concept is doomed to failure. umphed. the hands of a race of genuinely CaAnglicans to Unite with Greeks. Telephone, A3297. 13 barracks, 2 churches, It is not true, as John Addington In the Middle Ages the world had tholic humanists, powerful means to The movement for unity between can houses, were burned. of Plumbing, Gas -Fitting, Symonds would have us believe, witnessed the triumph of the super- bring back other generations to the For all Kinds the Anglican Church and the Ortho- 5 schools BARRACK STREET, PERTH. Nation! Small Korea alas, is a and Galvanised iron Work, that in the Middle Ages man had natural. The Renaissance in its principles of the Gospel. Petrarch, dox Churches of the East appears One can see it. lived "enveloped in a cowl." It is worst features, and, unfortunately. one of the first in time and in acDUNN to have taken concrete form during MARK not true that he had not seen the in some of its most influential teach- hievement of the great humanists, the recent deliberations of the newly Sudden Death of a French Deputy. 332-334 Wellington-street, Perth. to nat- beguiled for a while by the false the set up National Assembly of Licensed Plumber and Drainer: beauty of the world, as that neo ers and leaders, was a return To many glitter of learning, found out at last During the debate on the resump- To the Metropolitan Water Simply, pagan states in the same place, "Re- uralism and paganism. Church of England. The first sign and Drainage Department. Mrs. S. E. McCARTHY, Proprietress naissance in Italy," or had seen it it meant free thought and freer lives, the truth, and echoed in one of his of this newer development was the tion of diplomatic relations with the Sewerage, of Dairying Utensils, Baths, Bath treaters, only to cross himself, turn aside and that is, looser living. For the most letters the sentiment and the teachmoving of a resolution by the Arch- Vatican in the French Chamber Taoks. and windmills Made and pray. If St. Bernard may not have advanced of its exponents like ing of the Catholic Church when be Repaired. bishop of York, welcoming the En- Deputies, Deputy Perrollax, an arfor been thrilled by all the beauties of a Marsuppini, Filelfo, revealed religion wrote: "We must first be Christians cyclical letter of the Lambeth Core dent supporter of the measure the Swiss landscape in the easy fashion had seen its day. Man, so taught then we may be what we will." Too ference, and expressing the earnest resumption, died suddenly in THE J. BENDON J. question the be may in which a modern humanist look- these ultra -humanists, had no need many of the leaders of the Great Rediscussing steps while lobby preliminary hope that SHOE STORES taken as soon as possible to initiate with Mons Heriote, a Radical Social- 130 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLL ing for artistic sensation might be, of a Redeemer and a Saviour, for vival were humanists, Platonists or it was because he was intent on nature was all sufficient to itself. Ciceronians first, and anything but conferences on the proposals of the ist, who was opposing the measure. 'Phone B425, great problems too deep for the es- Hence it was all good, and it was Christians after. Petrarch added Bishops. The Archbishop Mons Pedrollaz was to be the next Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors special. thetic distractions of a mere tour proper to follow its dictates and its that philosophical, poetical and hisd that the different churches speaker on the subject. He had long ly Catered for. Under Owner's Personal Supervision University, the characat ist. But the eyes of Francis of As- passions. There could be no harm tcrical works should be read in such a Professor been could be so united in certain SPIGL J. sisi were not closed to the beauty in these. for they were part and par- manner that the Gospel should al61. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. teristic and fundamental ties with was a man of a deeply religious soul of his lord the Sun and his sister the cel of man's being and he fulfilled ways find an echo in the heart. PogTOBACCONIST, PERTH, (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) one another that they might hold and supported with resignation the At death of his only son on the field of Moon, to the loveliness of the flow- himself and his destiny when he gio, Valla, Aretino and their followcommunion with one another. Will lie pleased If you would call for ers and the inurmurings of the yielded to them. Convenient an,s ers read such works with pagan honour. During his election cam- your the first session of the National requirements and save money. streams in the Umbrian hills. The flattering theory! Life- was before hearts dulled to the lessons of the sembly, the Archbishop of Canter- paign he affirmed publicly his CaShaving 4d.; Haircutting Bd. of the Poverello to the them. Antiquity the men of Greece Gospel. sermon Petrarch wrote: "On the bury, in replying to several ques- tholicity and did not hesitate, when sent to any part or W.A. by birds and that of his disciple An- and Rome had taught them how to Gospel alone eIedeide as upon the one imstatement be entered the Palais Bourbon, to V.POrders seeseeiee tions, made the definite Post. No remittance needed. :rade. tony of Padua to the fishes, tell us live. They had recounted their ex- movable foundation can human dillin the call himself a Catholic Deputy. He Cheapest lu Perth. that steps had been taken Eastern his col most intimate and tender by all of the eence the wonderful literature build all the periences in true learning." esteemed The with greatly was Razors Watches, Set, reunion Pipes, of or matter any other articles Repaired, with nature. But fair with guarantee. communings which then was everywhere coming history of the Renaissance, in the Church, and in addition that it was leagues. The body lay in a room of possible that steps would be taken the Chamber all night, watched by WHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER TO as was the earth, the virile race of to life. Why not follow them? In errors and the follies of its protagonthe Middle Ages would not let their the hands, therefore, of these neo- ists who tried to paganiee the movetowards a rapprochment with the the wife of the deceased and a little gaze be riveted on its beauties et. pagans, pagan art, pagan letters ment, shows that Petrarch was not Roman Catholic Church. But the Sister of the Poor. In presence of TOWER HOTEL extent as to close out the taught the secret of enjoyment. mistaken. In the Middle Ages a Archbishop asked the Assembly to several priest deputies it was remov- CHARLES ST., WEST PERTH, such an nobler things. The Middle Humanism, not Christianity, was to favourite text -book in the schools leave these matters in the hands of ed to St. Clotilde, where the funeral And your old friend Ernie hands out a sight of F4 were not flawless. Dark pages be their religion. They did not al- had been the work of Martianus Cahad welcome Ages to you prior to the all. pronounced negotiations oration was the whom to those First-Clam; Residential Horns. 7till/Q31 are to be found in their annals. ways speak so openly and unreserv- pella in which were celebrated the entrainment of the deceased Deputy been entrusted. Cleanliness and Attention. Depths of depravity and savagery edly. But that was their theory in nuptials of Mercury with Philology, for his home at Bourgoin, where the E. MeGRAIA, Proprietor. are occasionally revealed ek which life, and the virus with which much not an insignificant index that that place. R I.P. The Head Lot of the French Army. interment took ... frighten us. But the compass which of the movement was tainted. If age held as sacred the bridal of litWICe .ate The Abbe Leinire, the celebrated HOTEL PERTH e Only those who have lived in Mayor of Hazebrook,.who has had guided them was set towards those nature was all self-sufficient, author- erature and religion. The -Renal:, 43' J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. France (says ''L'Hirondelle' in a trouble with the ecclesiastical authopolar truths without which no civili- ity was useless and a tyranny; mor- sance, in its more worldly tendentvet ist. This Hotel is noted for its Catholic exchange) can appreciate dities but has since been reconciled sation can live. For them the soul tification of the senses, self-control, cies, tried to divorce the wedded tP bye Purity of Drinks. the present condition of the long suf- with them, took the place of the dewas snore than the meat, God more chastity, vows, the sacredness of the pair. From that dastardly attempt and certain ceased deputy, and splendidly supCleanliness and Civility. fering French clergy than man, eternity was more than marriage tie folly and madness. the world is suffering still. municipalities are endeavouring to ported the measure for resumption. This has increase their sufferings. called forth a letter of protest from Dr. Coholan and His Critics. the Bishop of Grenoble. His GranThe London Daily Telegraph redeur says that the renewal of the leases of the Presbyteries fall due cently published the text of teleP1:-:,,e)14\1.\ (since parishes exchanged between the Bisgrams several in this year (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia.) ,0N,1. A.A.':..e.r4,,e,ec,:i,:. 1X(' the Law of Separation the Presbyter- hop of Cork and the American Asissl,,,..its`V:IN Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. or,so.:::ct:. ies are held on rent by the Clergy sociation for the recognition of the :ess .,...,,:or....,;:, The incident arfrom the municipal authorities who Irish Republic. e one vtee ,,d, a.c::,..sasj,,otl,li?.. c-c.',O t'''' es It is essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Specially Appeals to Catholics (males and females), demanding confiscated them), and that some of ose out of the statement of the Bistheir SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will be established in any Locality on receipt by the the municipalities have taken the hop that he would place under tore pee° DISTRICT SECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS, sanctioned by the PRIEST of 1'1.1.''' oppotunity not merely to increase ban of ex -communication all per...1 0the DISTRICT, the names and ages of intending members being fully set out in the requisition. P's% '''t..''''et". 1/4'. 0:: of Cork who the rents of these properties, which sons in the diocese `::s"*:3.g.s,%tis:7;01 550 BRANCHES enroughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand: 50,000 members and £300,383 in Funds really appertain to the Church. but take part in ambushes or shoote Financial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. actually do double them. The Bishop ings, from which ever side they .xV''` ,ca, In reference to his says, categorically, that such increase might occur. MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. or any increase, in the present neces- action Dr. Coholan received a LOANS ADVANCED APPROVED IN OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON CITY LARGE AND SUBURBAN ,,, the inin is States cable from the United sitous situation of the clergy, FREEHOLD PROPERTY. supportable and quite unjust, for all following terms:the communes are in receipt of re- "We protest against the use of )95. venues actually belonging to the your spiritual authority in British parishes at one time. The Bishop interests. You have no right to ex Hibernian Hall, Murray -at., Perth. Full Particulars on Application to J. J. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, defendstates that if the demands are in- communicate Irishmen for Irish priests sisted upon he. will remove his ing their country.

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it is worthy of note that which had are supplied officially. to the Black on the imprint of a heel February 4th, 1920, Miss Helena been impressed on it to enable the and Tans. How do we know? In this way. Johnston was shot dead by R.I.C. bayonet to be withdrawn. Green22nd, wood, by the way, stated in the Only a few week ago, Sinn Feiners in Limerick; and on March 1920, Miss Helen Hendrich was shot Commons that it was "an infamous made a raid on mails and secured a dead by soldiers in Dublin. falsehood" to allege that a boy had haul of official letters and plickages. The Seotald Poitp. .1 a 13«autiful Portrait .1 been bayonetted to death by these One of the packages contained "16 A Set Plan of Muter. goggles for night practice," so it was pclice at Croke Park. None of the unfortunate victims inscobed, and was addressed to the at Ballythree men of murder The shown in the above list were armed macelligott, on November 12th, af- "Officer Commanding the Royal or engaged in any conflict with the forded an instance of the lengths to Irish Fusiliers, H.Q., Carrickfergus, pclice or military when they met which English propaganda will go Co. Antrim." On opening the packtheir death. They were murdered to bolster up the anti-Irish case. The age of "goggles for night practice" on a set plan. The agents of the found to be black masks committed at the they were. Government figured out murders were English in the shape of goggles. The the victims being the made that if they shot prominent Sinn creamers' eye-holes are without glass, and are a cus-driver, and engine manager, have Feiners down it would not The mask is The edged with metal. were unarmed. of, and may be had at such a great effect on the nations tomer. andThey three inches deep and six Tans rushed up to them about at large, as all recognised that such Black inches in length, and has attached the to set fire dead, them shot and CATHOLIC BOOKSELLERS IN ANY PART prominent Sinn Feiners were ready the lower a to end small loop of elasand rode merrily away. for it. The diabolical plan was creamery, made to fit under the nose, and first intimation the world got tic OF (bp cecipb411 o bituim) AUSTRALIA therefore put into force of deliber of Thethe hold position the thus it in on face. official lurid affair was a ately packing out innocent Irish strips of black tape are sewn from Dublin Castle, giv- Three men and boys who had taken no statement to each side of the mask, and by details of a "bloody battle" on ing and of any kind, in politics part means these it is tied round the Postage 3d. extra had been fought between head. ofThe it, ed by R.I.C. and soldiers. By the police. If you doubt them so as to spread terror which and of the mask is On the Irish Front. Tans and Sinn Feiners tieated with reverse Again, the Sinn Feiners attempt . killing Black 26, them and cause the people amongst or direct from rubber, and on this December 20, 1920. look up the Irish papers of June (as They shot none, and in which "reprisals." no Kerry, ed County how in of read will The there you and 1917, the Republic. down" to "turn grey surface the official Government As I sit down to write, Dublin is Allen was burnt no barracks, attacked no fools have only succeeded in inten- we might expect when men of the stamp appears. placarded with posters telling us an Irish civilian named they engaged) Say it again, are type on the patrols. If I may sifying the spirit of independence Battle of Jutland The Clincher. that seven Irish civilians have been brutally bayonetted to death in the streets were in 1918. also, "constitutional re- and the determination to be quit the English armed forces had won a snot dead to -day by one or other previous day by police, One of the letters contained the glorious victory-, and killed three of While you are about it, bels." things. such breeds that nation a of of the brands of police that Eng- of Cork. the To bolster up the consignment note for these "goggles Towards the end of 1918, three weeks laNeither youth, nor age, nor sex, the "rebels." land enaploys against the Irish pea look up the papers you will "rebels" had a good chance of advan- is spared by the murderers. The grotesque story the statement went for night practice." It is on army To -morrow morning's' Irish ter. and on July 14, 1917, plc. in another "consticause their several journalists form 1028, and is numbered "B132." that cing say to on at Ballybunion police the Michael PERTH real how included victims June papers will give us details of these at the Other details on the form are: Seccrowd and tutional" manner. The e General Walsh. of Waterford, aged 13; and were in the police lorry latest murders, but the English pa- fired into an unarmed Elections took place in December, Cornelius Crowley, of Bantry, a time, and also a cinema operator, tion 15. Goggles night practice; course Of dead. Scanlon Daniel shot a in tragedies dismiss the pers will the latter had, with the sets, 18. Case W.P. Packer: Wm. the 1918, and on a platform containing who was shot in his sleep. and that small paragraph, and will, in effect, they were highly amused when Witness, Wm. Mullen. Semple. brought one plank-an Irish Republic and cripple, Richard usual coolness of the British of race, CONNRADH NA GAEDHILGE July they murdered comment on them: "Well, what else coroner's jury subsequently the And yet the military inquiry return. separation from Eng- In straightout in getting a film succeeded against murder wilful of Rearcross, verdict at in a 60, aged Lumley. could you expect after the murder (GAELIC LEAGUE all carried Sinn Feiners land-the murder of the verdict of "wilful ed "battle." aged 70, Feery, Thomas Tipperary; of District Inspector O'Sullivan in them. for them, and out of 105 seats The Altair Travestied. Patrick Hanley" against "some perThere was a lull during August. before at Ballycommon: Patrick Duggan, Dublin the previous day?" 73. Incidentally captured Ireland all How they son unknown." well was this M. 1917, 26, Miss Simultaneously with the publicaaged 10, at Bruree; and English but on September Of course, these same Andrew tion of the foregoing typical official play up to Greenwood! the killing of Tom 33 out of the 73 Sinn Fein members of Limerick 'h papers did not excuse or explain the made up for by Dunng of 1917, John were enjoying the hospitality A Nation should guard its language more than its territories-aim a 70, of Shanagolden, was statement, we in Ireland were pro Grime Stock Rises. aged Hynes, shooting of this District Inspector, Ashe in prison. mirer barrier, and more important frontier than fortress or river."the when were e I ec prisons English m. Part) Ward Wm. vided with the true facts of the one of the August victims. James by suggesting that he was killed Wallace, Bernard Davies. You have seen that during Aug.result tel. as a died was Stokes Thomas Kinlough, tra. and of the ridge of 70, given by spectators aged case Connolly. in retaliation for the murder of, say, ust, 11 Irish civilians were shot Republic-Nothing Else. IRELAND CALLS ON YOU of prison treatment in EngBut the people in England, down a September victim Father Griffen. Oh, dear, no! in cold blood by police and solthe to Help to It is hard to see what else the havainugd bteesn siervedi up with Bloody List. The shooting of the District Inspec- land the previous year. in September, 18; in OctoIncomparably An obv ous reasons not bey, 26; whilst in November the "rebels" could do in a "constitutione,.i tor was "a cold -blood, horrible, calSven Murders in 1917-1913. n 26. numbered IRISH LANGUAGE SAVE THE victims October The English f the at" ng been een corrected manner to a\ a secure for themselves hay lous, unreasonable, wicked murder; What the number jumped to 63! During the next year (1918) the the rights which. on the words of Patrick Carroll, shot dead in the contributions teem Ireland's friends in Australia will be received and forcrowd were forced to the work of a gang of ruffianly Sinn R.I.C. warded m. oaelie League, Dublin, by Rev. J. O'Dwyer, Coburg, Victoria, managed to murder four more wEenrgelishnowCcaleabirnleyt euAtlitiiliedistetrus, Ttblieeyy }steraerests of Dublin, was a lad of 15 fake a set of pictures of the alleged tally will be for December, in spite Fein murderers, who gloat over the Irishmen. On 1918, President; Rev. P. Lynch, St. Mary's, Dandenong. Victoria, Treasurer; P. 26, Talk," dare not I February Derry. battle. The outcome of it all was of all the "Peace John Clifford, of S. MacEogham, 82 Budd -street, eoningwood, victoria, lion. Secretary. murder of unarmed, unoffending, they shot John Ryan, at Ennis; Re And let me repeat this: only 17. Michael Griffen, of m luaicrous that certainly no one estimate. All Subscriptions Acknowledged in catholic Papers. peaceable, law-abiding, gentle, kind, died on March 2. On April 15. had put up with every kind of op- was one men, women and not of the old man of 60. Daniel in Ireland felt the indignation that . and refined policemen," or words to 1918 the shot dead John Browne Pression without retaliating in any Cork, was anLahnic ed in thesefigures L i en inc u . ,County such a scandalous procedure should that effect. After 18 months in- nd 'Robert Laide, at Gortallen. On way. Thirteen of them had gone Lehane, I have quoted was engaged in 01 old man of 65. Charles have evoked. were The i tures timacy with the English Press as a June 4, 1918, they shot Pat Duffy, cheerfully to their deaths; 1,500 of was another - Tel. A1665. of MilltownMalby, was 70 re any attack on the English Govern psc thro.ug h out the cinema v: hole, it appears to me that all at Castleblayney; he died on June them had endured forces; nor were they engag. victims the of houses had been ransacked; years old. Four and if the propagandists shootings done by English soldierstheir t he ' i ac o defi ance against , meanwhile,the houses. England, own 7. their in dead probably their meetings with this content proclaimed; been their . and police in Ireland are ment; nor were they their the gross deception might hadsteppedand signalised theiren. have suc- English. Govern suppressed. Four times Eleven were taken outside affairs since the shooting is before the General Election s vacatehouses at night and shot dead. Two in any way, when they met without any check. But armed 534 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB, done "for fun"; whilst the shooting As I have shown deaths. their heir information give to refused s had occurred in various they thought they had such a good edit- fathers !Opposite King Edward Hostel by Sinn Feiners, on the other they were either pulled out of stituencies, and each time they as to the whereabouts of their sons thin*/ on that theyhanded photo are dastardly murders, since they dead, or . their beds shot shot who and MISS M. J. MoDERMOTT, Proprietress. brother A dead. shot and Dublin) were registered and thrill. their Republican sentigrapns of some of the most meets are done "in earnest." It is a deli- (By Lafayette, London little 8 on like the dead the streets against candies' 65 per cent. pure Beeswax, in Pure wax conformity with by rejecting the old National- refused to give information the on incidents pictured cate difference that only a patriotChurch requirements: Tapers. Wicks, Sanctuary Oil, Charcoal, Intense, of the Most Reverend , year -old Annie O'Neill, or shot off a ism Party and putting the Republi- his brother was shot dead. William screeni to the Englishpapers for 1 Holy Oil Stocks, Missal Markers, Priests' New Ritual. Pictures a Spetic" Englishman is capable of recogTipseas as whilst nursing leeby, County fence a Finaghy. of cialty. Stations of the Cross, Acts or consecration to The Sacred Heart: can candidates away on top. Then Gleeson, purposes. lustration rising. and Tans :tiro Ellen Quinn, the expectant Irish Horn and Mother of Pearl Rosaries; Silver Children of Mary Medal.; the General Elections had taken perary. heard the Black Pictures of Bishops' Conference; Photos. of Dr. Meninx; Books by late By the last mail I sent you one mother. How many members of The Shootings Reviewed. place, and the result was a land tell his father that they were going Canon Sheehan and Father Benson. Good supply of Irish Music and ReadHe rushed into the of these photos as published in all the I.R.A. have been killed in sting matter by Fr. oasance, Sir James Butler, and Francis Suppose we review these shoot- Patriot Bishop of Killaloe slide such as no Na nos ' has ever to sheet him. "If Thompson. It tacks on barracks or on patrols, I you must shoot the English illustrated papers. Agent for Catholic Directory, 1921, Record, Sacred Heart Messenger, said: and hall experienced. ings in Ireland? The time is opporof seveOffice scene with the a roadway at showed Lady's Animals, St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Press, Advocate, St. our be had my ascertain. May leave have not endeavoured to and me, shoot Ansomeone tune for such a review. There is thony's England's Annals, Ave Marla, Benziger's answer sprawl to and Tans Magazine. this constitu- father alone. They took him at ral "dead" Black Irish, American, and and can give no inofrmation further great talk of "peace" just now, and English Literature Stocked. Circulating Library. St. Patrick's Badge., tional THE RECORD challenge was the old, old 1.is mid than the figures given in the early Large Assortment. word, and he was rushed out in- ing in the roadway, and in the more the English Government is seizing , English answer of Repression, are of the picture several and die of this letter at 2/6 each. yard and shot dead. the opportunity to push the "peace stillRepression. And Ireland to IntheNovember, And now let me round off this re 63 unfortunate and Black and Tans-live ones this time negotiations to a successful issue BRYANS RECORD PRESS, did not have to wait long for this innocent Irish men, and -with their revolvers to the head of cital of shocking outrages commitwomen that Sinn Feiners by demanding answer. It followed close in MURRAY-STREET, PERTH. the were shot dead by what the a civilian who stood with his hands led in the name of freoni and libcease their "murderings!" Besides, General Election, and Irishmen felt children Tel. A3264; A3467. papers politely call "the armed for- in the air and a scared look on his ert and bythe paid soldieryof the . events move on fast nowadays; we convinced that, since constitution- ces cf the Crown." The month open- face. Underneath the picture the very men who made the world ring live from day to day, and even the In thanking her friends for past favours, wishes to inform them Thomas Russell al" methods --even the new "consti- ed with the shocking murder of letterpress stated that this was a with their fine phrases about the best of us are apt to grow a little try by bayonetting and the public in general, that she has The tutional" 1918. methods-had 24, on March no effect to death who was within common incident in the life of a rights of the small nations, by Quinn, Ellen Mrs. hazy on the events of a few years politicians completed the year's bag on the English Government, they two months of child -birth, and who policeman in Ireland, and that this quoting a few details of the very lat. Irrisraoresxriaci Isar Old ago. would have in prison. to adopt Coleman the Dick illustration was an actual only outparticular mekilling est fence outrage these by the committed by was, whilst sitting on We could well start this review Etaassizsosess We thus see that during the two thods that England understood. her home at Kiltarton, County photograph taker, during the recent fiends in Black and Tan-the too of "Murders in Ireland" some 750 The new methods began to be put side the R.I.0 managed Galway, nursing her 10 -months' old battle in County Kerry. Now, this terrible murder of Canon Magner, HAY years ago, when England first years. 1917-1918, STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). into The force at Feiners. once. The sixFinn Irish Re- baby, shot lead from a passing pie picture was re -published in the Irish the 73 -year -old P.P. of Dunmanway. tasted the pleasures to he derived to murder only publican Army was to be put on a lice lorry. SECOND DOOR FROM PIER -ST. aged Independent, together with the EngAt 230 p.m. on December 15, CanMiss O'Connell, But soldiers were more modesttheandpoliticfrom killing the mere Irish. proper footing and properly papers' one. armed. lish description of but, was same; on Magner was walking along the TEL. A1125 15,of Ardfert, County Kerry, we will not go hack quite so far. We murdered two outright in pri- But there was only one way to get so unwise as to go for a walk down underneath it, was another photo. road, and passed by Mr. P. S. will only go back five or six years, fans murdered FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, AND ALL CATHOLIC marms-take them from the police. the street one day, and was shot absolutely identical with the one Bracy, R.M., who was mending his four others to 1914 in fact, a year that a few of son, and fixed.up so only At that time, that they the R.I.C. were armed REQUIREMENTS. rticular from the English papers with car. The Canon offered his assistfor- these some prisons, reason in forno us have cause to remember with rifle. bayonet and revolver. La - dead important exception that ance, and passed on after a short O'Neil, a dangerous Sinn Fein- the nany reasons. Carson and his re survived their release a few months. ter they "Ordo" for 1921 has arrived. were armed with bombs, in Annie a Having proceeded was shot dead no figures, dead or alive, figured conversation. of age, years 8 es' of bc:s had succeeded in landing A Pertinent Question. addition. Now, with the advent of in Cheri emont A And where, think you, was about 50 yards further he turned, Avenue. Dublin, by in it! huge consignment of arms at Lame. N ow, how many officials. police, the Black and Tans. machine guns a gallant officer. This brilliant ofti- this second photograph taken? It and on his way back asked Mr. had met with no interference soldiers, spies did the Sinn Feiner's, seem to be the normal equipment. taken was by the Irish Indepen- Brady if he had the car fixed. Mr. the explained to the way, by cer, from the English Navy or Army, years two those during kill or shoot In Dalkey, own photographer in dent's Brady replied that 'it was nearly all apCustoms. A Comparison. was child's mother that as he the English police or Let it he set out in the corner he observed a suburb of Dublin, and was noth- right, but said he would require fact they had all looked on and --1917-1918? The first attack on a police bartype:black than the corner more nor less ing help to start it. His success talking together. or four boys patronisingly. three smiled Insurance Company, Limited. racks took place in January.1919,proaching Naroads! The inDuring the two years, 1917-1918, but it was not until served as an example to the Bwave Bwittishers. 1920 that these The boys then walked oc, and he of Vico and Victoria SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRAGE-STREET, PERTH. or soldier, of and is a commentary South, policeman, cident quaint no the official, in one of shooting at Volunteers the act of was in teem! attacks began to be carried out on a vcung named A lad Thadg Crowat by Sinn shot spy was killed or soon the Redmondites had landed a FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, large scale. Or course, these attacks them on suspicion when-beastly the mentality of the idiots who try ley was cycling from Dunmanway at Fathers, in spite of the fact that -in which lives little to govern Ireland from behind the similar consignment of arms both sides are awkward, dontcherknow-the the moment, and Canon Magner and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST during those two years they were almost invariablyonlost-were, But this time the EngHowth. child got in the-er, line of -er fire. barbed wire around Dublin Castle. at and CURRENT RATES look on and E MIDWOOD, Manager. the victim of unparalleled agree are still, declared by the English Of course he was beastly sorry, .Aeparently it never occurred to one requested him to help with the car. lish forces did not Just then a lorry load of Black amid Vothe arrests, met of raids, have the shape that it would they in people sion of these Instead, smile. Press politicians to be "treach- and all that sort of thing y' know. been just as easy to have faked their Tans came along and passed by, back and proclamations; and in spite of srous and galthe one of time same lunteers cooling peacefully At the and murders," but the fact that, as shown in the fore- that is onlycowardly in fool -photo. in County Kerry as in followed by a second lorry load of succeeded from Howth, and we know. what a little way England lant officer's men. little the same gang. When this had going, seven of their comrades has. Let us make girl, Teresa Cminty Dublin another happened in Bachelor's Walk. In wounding gone a short distance beyond the were murdered in cold blood by Ireland, when thesea comparison. But, theresix. aged It is worth while remembering Kavanagh, Greenwood's Extremity. attacks began, Ft.141.'s motor, it stopped, and one campaign two that and "murder soldiers, police and then, that in the the police were armed with rifles, there are lots of other little girls HANNAN-STREET. KALGOORLIE. 'Phone 481. I think I can take it for granted of the men jumped out and came of their most beloved leaders had bayonets and revolvers. so we will hardly in Ireland," the first "honours" fell in the Empire. They knew that the saw to it back to Mr. the Brady and Greenwood questioned that that their prison ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. in soldiers-and to death done forbeen not to English miss one of them. I must they were in a hostile land-the fact to his as to Australia him to his business and identity. resort -man sent cable cells. Irish Volunteers did not Splendid Accommodation. Best of Everything Kepi. of their being armed shows that get to tell you that on the morning Mr. Brady replied that he was the in the House charging reprisals. What was this unparalleled ag- the English Government had no of little Annie's funeral, Dublin statement with most of these mid- R.M. for the district, but the auxil- Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/8; Weekly 27/6. After Easter Week. Castle sent a policeman to the mo- Sinn Fein gression" which I allege was direct doubt on that score. At Amritzar, night murders. The fact that the iary professed to disbelieve this, JIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. Two years later Ireland made her ed against the Irish people during however, the unfortunate Hindoos ther to warn her that if more than murderers are wearing Black and and threatened to shoot him. Mr. the two years -1917.1918? Of course, had neither rifles, bayonets, nor re- 150 people marched in the funeral Tan uniforms, etc. is easily bid for freedom. But the Easter ex- Brady tried to assure him that he supflags, they carried "promptly that or if up to was procession, "unparalleled" Rising I meant Week volvers. -attacks on police or plained by Greenwood. Sinn Feiners, was one of the principal Govern much then are If tothese pressed," and then "rebels', w"'": time, for in these days as be called "treacherous etc., she would be burnt alive, His he declares, have captured a lot of ment officials in the district. oppression is crammed into a morn- and cowardly murders." will some- something like that! had not been shot were put 'safely' they wear papers were then called for, but the D police uniforms, and English Michael in of 22nd, November -key forces On lock -and in 's work by the "armed one fitly define Amritzar the affair? murder expeditions. auxiliary wait for these to did not their on these Engwatching sons. But the troubles of the only the Crown" as was spread over the I have before me a list of casua, O'Reilly, aged 14. was as to throw the blame on the pa be produced, and going over to lish Government seem to have whole of 1917.1918 together. At least ties following on the attacks on po- a raid on a shop in Capel-street. "Up so points him proof he Crowley began to question conclusive As lice! prisoners Irish was begun now, for these in those two years the authorities lice barracks and patrols, to cover the rebels," he shouted, and the usual custom of the murderers Then he struclehim in the face with refused to acknowledge thator they the decency to charge their vie the period from January, 1919, to promptly shot dead. On the same to goggles; this, his revolver. any had however October 9, 1920. It was compiled day a journalist named Crowley, in wearing masks and convicts criminals or convicts, some offence, thus with Sinn The Resident Magistrate thought us prisoners. trivial. Nowadays, Irish men, wo and published aged 63, was shot dead. On Novelle Greenwood tellsspot. weregelse but political RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. by Sinn Fein. Its Why should it time to get out of the way, and on the intoe Feiners raided Governors Irish of soldiers into a party the her 29th, flung are They sent and children men publication was remarkable, if walked across to the lorry in which 29 since themselves disguise toe of police gaols without the for the first time the public-and the Clare Lunatic Asylum. One of the English hysterics, broke the morale and Irish DANIEL MULCAHY, watch CHAS. I. GOSDEN, really corn- Black and Tans were sitting threareference to a charge. It Dublin Castle-learned' the Repub- the lunatics, Martin Walsh, aged they were the men who warders, and by their defiance ing their galant comrade. Sudden of the ?lightest Proprietor. Manager. 63, not understanding the challenge mitted these murders? are Irish. tened to awake in the breasts lican casualties in these attacks:ca lv while he was talking to them a they is sufficient that they This "defence" is so typical he was dead as shot was to halt, English criminals, with whom Irish "Crimes." against went off, and one of the auxias shot Secretary Chief Police present spirit and a soldiers killed 132 the such yard. Patrick across the walking horded, had been He shot God! Republicans killed .. 58 Hanley, aged 17, was also a victim. Ireland that it is worth while quot- hence said, "My said However, let me quote you some. threatened the very existence of the he was wound Another Police and soldiers wounded 267 of the dreadful crimes that the Sinn A middle-aged man named Barnett, ing the case of the murder of Pat- him!" English penal system. man replied, "No; but first on the ed, the Go. 17 years, Republicans aged Hanley, English wounded rick in 1917-1918. .... 309 to Feiners committed in business in Dublin, went out In desperation, the 17. He was shot he is shot through the head." of the Scores of Irish men and women and vernment ordered the release The statement pertinently goes get some milk, and crossing the road night of November 4 Magner time Canon this At During Tans. and had Black whom of bed by in in criminal put two dead many girls were met Square and on to point out that 441 police and near Mountjoy Irish prisoners, was standing close by, and when to boys prisons for speaking the Irish fan soldiers had been captured up to drunken Black and Tans. Without an official inquiry held by English been sentenced by court-martial long young Crowley fell dead, the Black have inquests officers-coroner's Felon's that date, and that in every dead, shot him one Of them guage. For singing "The a word penal servitude for life. Of tocourse, inon No- and Tan murderer strode over to give one man was sentenced to stance they had been merely disarm- and the two went off. Greenwood, been forbidden-in Cork widowed it was out of the question him, forced the old man to his knees, re- two years' hard labour. On October ed and released. Sometimes the boy's the real reason for the wholesale they of course, is unable to trace them! e ember 23, the mur- struck him across the head repeatedthe of story made they told so one sent fur mother 3rd, 1918, a boy was had been congratulated on their lease of the piisoners, Horrors. Unspeakable ly, and finally after a quarter of an by month to a criminal settlement "fog stand. But in every instance, any der:the best of a puzzling situation men. On November 20th, two grace'carrying "The boy's mother stated that hour's questioning and bullying shot a Sinn Fein Flag.- A few of the attacking party attributing such an 'act of captured a him twice through the head! returning in were and O'Neill, smashed was Blake to the fact that they had "stamped weeks later a young man was sen- was promptly arrested, court -mar. home after having been acquitted after the door The Resident Magistrate, before man in policeman's uniform with tented to five weeks' imprisonment trailed, out rebellion in Ireland"! Incidenand convicted. Kevin by court-martial on a charge this, had disappeared, and a search of enrevolver, a the invited and carrying goggles, for "being in the company of boys Barry's hanging is still fresh in our tally, the Government The boy was made for him, without success. murdering Constable Oakley,. At tered her son's bedroom. world to throw bouquets at them carrying a Sinn Fein Flag."On Oc- memory. a crowd of said, 'Don't shoot me; I am an or- Meantime the first lorry returned, Limerick Junction by announcing that arrangements sober 17th 1918, an Irish boy was A "Growing' Record. friends met them, and they set off phan, and the support of my having heard the shots, but not feelsent to prison for "whistling derisive had been made to have the prisonAlthough the police and soldiers they mother.' The man in goggles, how- ing much concerned over the matSuddenly homes. for their hasbut 349 1917. Christmas; for During police." home at the era lv killed these in attacks far out -numof a lorry -load stopped by were killed her son ter it passed on. The murderous and ever. fired twice ing published this broadcast, their Irish men women and children were ber the number of Republicans killTans, who demanded to on the spot. The man then left, brutes in the second lorry now flung officials took care that no red tape arrested for political offences. Dur- ed (132 against 56), it must .be Black and which which was Blake and know exploded in the two bodies over the hedge and was a bomb one rose later not and that of arrests should be spared to see ing 1918, the number ,printed out that, in the same period We are told O'Neill answered for the hall, making a deep hole. Search- returned to Barracks. of the ex-prisoners spent the festive to 1,107, whilst the system of house- whichthe above return covers, 78 was O'Neill. but Blake's brother quickly himself, on the house that the first thing these cowardly 260 playing were family. and lights of his bosom earner, raiding began in season in the swine who had sat Sinn Feiners had calmly in the been shot in cold and for Blake. Both were replied the real killed, The year 1917 had opened before private homes were forcibly entered blood by soldiers and police; that is, instantaneously shot dead in the while her son was being and watched the murders did she heard a lot of voices in the car and raked over from basement to they had been dragged out of their cart! they reached their homes. on their return was to report the street." roof RIC. Begin the Murders, beds and shot dead, or else they The November list also includes A few days later this inquiry pro- matter, and that the chief murderer A Minute Survey. was put under arrest at once. We were shot down in the streets Father Michael Griffen, BA., of its finding:mulgated Six months later the murders beIn whilst unarmed. Let me repeat a few items: Whilst it would Galway City who was enticed out That Patrick Hanley died from can fully realise that if they could gat. But by whom? By the Sinn 1917 the R.I.C. murdered two Sinn be too long to traverse the whole of his presbytery on the pretext of shock and hemorrhage caused by have got the Resident Magistrate Fein murder gang. beloved of HaGovernment English the period, month Feiners: by month, it is sigTans, and it. and of a sick call by Black bit a gunshot -Not wounds, inflicted by an and shot him, too, there would have mar Greenwood? murdered Toni Ashe, and directly nificant to note the striking in. was shot dead on November 14th. unknown person, and that such un- been no report, and no fuss now. caused the death of four other Re- crease in these cold-blooded mur- His body was not recovered until krown person was guilty of wilful Dublin Castle, it is interesting to know, actually "guessed" that the publicans; and 349 Irish men, wo- ders since the English Government the 20th, when it was found buried murder." man was insane, and said this in its men and children were flung into decided to mobilise the gang known in a bog. Why and How. official statement. So was Colthurst as the Black and Tans. Here they gao' for being Republicans. Amritzar, at Croke Park, Dublin's EILISTEFIS The Sinn Feiners attempted no are,_ You will note that the boy was after he murdefed Sheehy Skeffingtook place on November 21. SevenBut this assertion that the "reprisals." They shot none, burnt june 1920 . 3 civilians wounded teen lorry loads of Black and Tans murdered by "a man in Policeman's ton. no barracks attacked no patrols; July 1920 ... 15 civilians wounded dashed up to the Park just as the uniform wearing goggles." But why murderer was insane. before any they were. if one may just put it, Aug. 1920 ... 11 civilians wounded football match commenced, and was he wearing "goggles?" Well, the one had ever seen him, roused even soothe, The herbal juices of Zam-Buk Sept. 1920 . 18 civilians wounded without a word poured volley after "goggles" are fastened to a mask. some English M.P.'s to protest, and skin in a "constitutional rebels." strengthen and refresh the the peril. natoral way, and ward off In 1918, the R .I.0 murdered four Oct. 1920 . .. 26 civilians wounded volley into the huge crowd. Thirteen and thus the murderer is complete- so at the fake-inquiry now being and discomforts of hot weather.1/6 Zamthe soldiers Feiners: Nov. .. . 63 civilians wounded They know that if held, it is being sworn that he was more Simi 1920 were killed outright . Miss Jane ly disguised! Sid SE Bnk is so cooling and healing. murdered one: the English GovernThese figures are taken from the BoYle, Wm. Robinson (aged 11), their features can be described swift in the D.T's.! Oh" ment killed Dick Coleman in pri- Irish daily Press, and in each case and J. Scott (aged 14) were among vengeance will fall on them from of the particulars of the tragedies can those son; Dublin caused the arrest shot dead; whilst John the Volunteers, and so they find the AUSTRALIA HOTEL 1,107 Irish men, women and child- be seen by anyone who wishes to O'Leary, a little boy of 10, was ac- "goggles" most useful. Who hit on KALGOORLIE ren, because they were Republicans;c heck my figures. While I have twill? bayonetted to death, and his this brilliant idea we do not know P. PRAWLEE. "eroprietor.

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Victorian Letter The Drink Question

The "never -touch-it" people, male Melbourne, February 4, 1921. and female, in this State are ',repels for a big forward movement ing deal good Latch there has been a of activity on the part of several Ca- against the holders of licenses who In the fore- sell intoxicants. Already the murtholic organisations. front of these is the Australian Ca- inur of their voices can be heard, It has secured and the swank of the white summer tholic Federation. the whole of the Grand Hotel at skirt of the lady advocate of "no Ryan, James Father Adrian The Rev. Father Very Rev. of the brother summer QUEENSLAND. annual its for Quecnscliffe knocking at the front door E. Hughes, of St. Patrick's, Kilmore, P.P.. Elmore, left Melbourne by the school, and will have there from 150 license" The is becoming a commonplace. R.M.S. Orsova, on a 12 months' trip to 200 members. Victoria. The complete "drys" are out for the scalps of the rewas who to Europe. Mr. J. Kirwan, M.L.A., been not yet has of lectures syllabus elections the coming "wets," and of CommitThe literary activities of the Rev. cently elected ChairmanState but one of the certainties should furnish us with a noisy carParlia- Father T. A. Fitzgerald, 0.F.M., con tees in the Queensland The late Sergeant Maurice Buckone from the Rev. Wilfrid Ryan, in which the "drys" of the tinue, despite the work of the large ley, V.C., who died recently from in- S.J., of Newman College, who holds rival ment, is a Queensland native, and is and the "wets" of the His success is parish of St. Charles', Waverley. and juries received through being thrown the rank of a Fellow of the Geologi- W.C.T.U. a "self-made" man . and Licensed Victuallers Association will natural abil- four stories translated by him from from a horse, was laid to rest in the cal Society. He will lecture upon be most intimately due to his industry ig,terested. The at career of his H. Pearse, Irish of Padraic sdry. the military some aspect of the Church and ity. He commenced cemetery with are all lightweights and agile, a furni- Easter Week renown, will shortly be Brighton The new pastor of the the "wets" are mostly over the 124 years as errand boy in honours. A Requiem Mass was cele- Science. apwas he by Australians, in Dublin. Father later published Rev. the parish, ture warehouse: in St. Patrick's Cathedral by Queenscliffe standard weight for age, and might trade, the way, may not know that popular brated prenticed to the bootmaking the Very Rev. Father J. Barry, act- A. Coulon (who some years ago paid find the pace too hot tom Franciscan, who is recognised as a ing Chaplain-General. Father Peter a visit to West Australia), is arrang- perhaps In 1907 he was in the Queensland them. The issues between the Nalayears Railway Department. Five in the leading Gaelic scholar, has already O'Brien and Father M. I. O'Brien (a ing a garden fete for the week dur- tionalists and Labour are sufficient. School will ly clear-cut to provide a good interhad published by Gill and Co.. of ter_ te are was a general strike Chaplain with the A.I.F.) ing which the Summerbeing in Dublin, four or five volumes of de- former a holly The parish, serVeee, and 400 men came out were in the Sanctuary. Included ;n be held. battle between the politilightful sketches of Irish and Austra- the congregation was the Rev. Bro slay zesort. is a poor one as regards cians, but support of the tramway men. The introduction of a redthe its fixed population,. and it looks to herring by the leaders were dismissed from the De- lian life. (representing O'Driscoll ther the Lem ern to support its needs. partment, and Kirwan was amongst Christian Brothers), a number of re- visitors is likely to "crool the pitch" People this, the recognise Federation recently of the at the afterwards passed away bers There the victims. Soonq turned soldiers, and past and prssupport each and to fill the air with swear-woras. general elections happened along, Lewisham Private Hospital, in his sent pupils of the Christian Brothers' and giveOnegenerous particular attraction The "drys" hope to save the alleged year. 62nd year, the Rev. Brother William School, Abbotsford. and Kirwan stormed the ConservaThe R.I.P. public perform- 2i million spent by the "wets," and a will be tive stronghold in Brisbane. It was Fabian Scott, of the Christian Bro- funeral procession was .elf-a-m;le this year it to other La- thers of Ireland, fortified by all the ance in the Queenscliffe Town Hall presumably to divert regarded as a forlorn hope for and long. derisocinane dgry.Srtatlees.s. Society. channels. The Dramatic Federation the by rites of Holy Church. Thirty-one bour. Kirwan won through, had by years ago the deceased Brother came staggered was Conservative the Fathers T. English (Yarraville), T. sons taught them, and are disillula- I. Cusack (Newport), and D. Gleason his victory. He retained the seat to Australia, and, till recently, A specialCnlerenDeiestraictigibmewniansetingOf the sinned in regard to saving the west ever since, and is one of the most bored indefatigably in various parts (Surrey Hills) left on the 15th inst Hibernian Australasian Catholic ed millions of the "wets" for national of of Australia. Symptoms of heart en a visit to Europe. They expect Benefit Society was held at Rich- progress. eloquent and zealous advocates It ' is safe to say that the people in the House. He is trouble compelled him to slacken his to he absent about 12 months. mond to consider whether the soAmerica zealous efforts for religion and edulooked upon as a future Minister. should re-enter into an agreeciety ofearis glenreis. cation, and a year ago he was a Very Rev. James O'Dwyer, rnent with the British Medical Asso- j..'. The brought to Strathfield for a commembers viously to its enactment. A sysThe Catholics of Beaudesert and plete rest. Three months ago he S.J., has been appointed to the ciation regarding lodge district presented Father Hayes entered Lewisham Hospital and, not- charge of the Preparatory School fo, and fees. Delegates were present tematic course of evasiop is pursued from 66 branches, and they were by the "wets" to defeat the intenwith a token of their esteem for his withstanding the careful conjune. in to conducted Boys, be nursing tion with Xavier College. at Studley gratified at the information that the Lions of the statute , and pursued good work in the district on his de- of the Sisters, he gradually sank 20s 13d. in most successfully parture to a new field of labour. The passed awaypeac:fully. R.I.P. and Hall, Kew. It will be remembered Society's assets stood at Falsehood, trici. The H.A.C.B.S. had attempt- kery, and deceitfulness wallet handed the good father congtown that this magnificent building and the made up in the dry areas Thehave claims certain withhold ed to !pined £132. Act is be the to presented were grounds After Mass of the Holy Ghost, forming medical B.M.A. by the by Mg so flagrantly pracBurke. which was celebrated by his Grace Jesuit Fathers by Mr. T. M. This tically it is a dead pools in certain districts. The Mr. James. McCawley, father of Mr. Archbishop Kelly, a meeting of the scheme, however, was not loyally sdra%ss may have closedletter. saloons, the the of Justice McCawley, President priests of the Archdiocese was held Speaking at the reception giver supported by members, and the sothey haws opened up other Arbitration Court, died at Wynnum at St. Mary's Cathedral on February to him on his return, his Lordship ciety's numbers were decreasing. So but less moral recently, at the age of 84 years. The 2nd to select three names in connec- Dr. McCarthy, of Sandhurst, refer- the District Board regretfully made places The Universe, an English newes deceased came to Australia at a very tion with the appointment of the ring to the reign of terror in Ire. the proposal that the B.M.A. terms paper, writes: drunkard has al. piothe of one early age, and was land and the bad government of the be agreed to, and after a keen dis- ways been the"The best neers of Queensland. He resided for country, said:-"If the troth of the cussion this was adopted. The con- argument: and Prohibtioniets' if we were a nation where Toowoomba, were at ference was officially opened by the a long time present situation in Ireland tipplers there would be someto his distinguished son first began for adequately known, I at least am of Rev. Father McGrath, S.J., and was of to say for the complete re. display his ability. He was opinion that the present reign of ter- further honoured by the nresence of thing inoval of temptation The drunksome time a resident of the Valley, ror in the country of my birth would Cr. Joyce, the Mayor of Richmand. ards, have dwindled to less however, Chester-st., to Midday on Wednesday Grand Secretary of the H.A.C.B. removed the The of he whence be swept away by the fury than one per cent of our population; Wynnum. about four or five years outraged public opinion of the great Society, Mr. J. W. Ryan. will be vis. and Each Week is the it -is surely better to focus attenthere. resided as an envoy Ireland this year, since icing of Great had and of the people ago, honest masses upon this unhappy minority Mr. McCawley and a grown-up famBritain and of her powerful Domin- from Victoria. Before dispersing, a tion to drag the whole community ily survive. The late Mr. McCawley ions. The spirit of the majority resolution was passed affirming the than a long and bitter struggle beinto a Nation: of Ireland and disposition. -* was of a quiet, retiring that Contributions, Reports, Etc.. of the Irish people is unbroken, and principle 'wets' and 'drys.' If certain tween following cable was despatched the Nation.' a is-Ireland and he made a close study of many their demand for the and Advertisements cur gzeuaelsottisonhaud,outihdeirbewtahye eramdoriunnkt questions. I will not harry your feeling with a to Archbishop Mannix: "Hibernian rent week's issue of THE paramount in- Society of Victoria, representing almost and of atrocities recital RECORD be taken. may issue at the conference every election of members, in as10,000 for years to meeting -yearly At the half numerable acts of 'frightfulness' sembled at Richmond, reaffirm their come, to the irremediable neglect of Ipswich branch of the Irish National which terrify and torture women unswerving loyalty to and deep sym- more substantial social problems. resolution following the Association, Coadjutor Archbishopof Sydney and children, but I say that if the with your Grace, and wish was carried unanimously, the mem- The electionwas by secret ballot'. statesmanship shown in the case of Pithy you a speedy and safe return to AusFreedom Reform,' bers standing: --"That this meeting The.. final selection, it is generally un- the Boer Reyublics was exercised in tralia." of members of the Irish National As- derstood will be made by the Holy behalf of Ireland, and if, instead of drunkard Libertye an Rector at Hall." "Studley beRule sociation of Ipswich, views with hor- See. of Home a paltry measure ' roe the actions of the British Army The Rev. James O'Dwyer, S.J., fitting a Crown Colony, an Act of as New of Occupation in Ireland, and they such Rule, has been appointed to take Home charge Farrelly, who has Dominion The Rev. Dr. sympathise with their people, eve. been appointed secretary to the Zealand, Canada, South Africa, ano of "Studley Hall," which is being league, weand among the vice-panreeesgwil observe the names of the cially the women and children, in Apostolic Delegation, was farewelled Australia enjoy, were, without con- opened this year as the preparatorydents Rev. Francis Redwood, Archtheir trials and at Smithtown, and presented with a ditions placed on the Statute Book, school of Xavier College, Kew. of Wellington (N.Z.), and of would be Father O'Dwyer was Rector of Irish trouble Dr. Family the present handsome cheque. has Among the bequests left bythe bee.n at. Smithtown for 12 months, pear solution, and the two countries Xavier College for nearly ten years, the Earl of Denbigh. In a letter to Very Rev. Father Matthew -Ryan. being in charge of the parish during would live in harmony and good- and was acting-rector of Newman his clergy, the Archbishop has pointFor the past two ed out that while 'temperance is the College, in 1918. of Stanthorpe, are the following:- the absence of Father T. O'Regan, will." Ryan ofia trip. to America, Ireland, and years he has been on the staff of St. development of man's righteousness £100 to each brother (John and sisters to College, North Sydney. and self-control, Prohibition is the each Aloysius' £100 acincluded), Recent examination successes the continent. widows of deceased brothers, £1,500 !sieved by St. Kevin's Christian Bro. When he was previously in Mel- reduction of man to a position of Fund. was member of the compulsory national total he a Building bourne, abstin. Cathedral the the to By the ialoeraki which arrived in thers' College. Melbourne, for Stan- Sydney and also once by the crimnal law." £500 to the parish priest at on Tuesday, there came the University Leaving Certificate, in. Council of Pubic Educators, Board of the Appontments of the School at Thu- Rev. Fathers Flaherty and Corridan. of which ' thorpe for Convent passes, complete elude 43 of Melbourne. One of his limbah, £200 to the Lewisham Hoe The Rev. Father Flaherty has been 12 were of first-class honours: 27 Unversity the Rev. Thomas O'Dwyer, G. V. POWELL,DEtaILig.S., B.D.Sc., pitay, Sydney, £100 to St. Vincent's appointed. to the staff of S. Patrick's second-class ho'nours, and 32 third- brothers, of St. Ignatius' Col is Rector priest S.J., parish the to Orphanage, £100 There were three Ecclesiastical class honours. College, Manly, and and another one, 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, lege, Riverview, at Stanthorpe, 150 each godchild, Rev. Father Corridan has been ars honours distinctions unclassified. In Sir K.C.S.I., has PERTH.or O'Dwyer, Michael College, -Missionary £50 All Hallows' addition to the above three exhibe been one of the most British offipointed to Bulli parish. Stanthorpe, by appointment. £150 General Hospital, lions were gained to which prizes by cials in India during the past 25 gouts: 10 to 5, Mur(Julia housekeepers LSO each to 'Phone, A5038. of the most notable features the University were attached for _years. phy and Mary Ronne), £500 to in One Incenior honours first lace in Irish politics, said Mr. Grattan P Foreign Missions Supported, the Sacred Heart Foreign Mission, Esmonde to a Catholic Press renre- eluded in the subjects for these ex The Very Rev. Dean Martin, VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Sydney. Reality has been roughly is that the sons of what' hibitions were Geometry, T.rgiono. PP V F sentative, £471. F. (K 3' neton), and the Rev. personality £8,500; at estimated HARVEST TERRACE. ., might be called the Castle families metry, and Geography. This magNorris (North Meloburne), achievementputs St. Key- John MISS M. O'CALLAGHAN. . now nearly all Sinn f einers. For nificent issued the following report of have A new Convent, dedicated to St. are 's in the first rank of the public the appointments to "c'1,l the years office Surgical: Medical: Maternity. the past year at during receipts their opened Monica, was blessed and of Deputy-Lieutenant of Counties, - oo s of Victoria. an behalf of the Association for the Telephone, A1080. Oakley recently by his Grace Arch- and the hundreds official of posts Faith and the of the Propagation the of The Sisters SOUTH AUSTRALIA. bishop Duhig. Holy Childhood Society:-from open to professional men and people who come - Good Samaritan, were of a certain social standing, HOTEL It is to be regreted that the reFather P. C. McCormack, of the Point, Sydney, have already given to what known were as Castle of both these societies, which Splendid Accommodation for Counwon for themselves golden opinions, hacks. Quite a number of county Maitland diocese, who is returning ceipts the Catholic mainstay of are the A want. great to spent a from a visit the Old Land, try Visitors. and.will supply families trained their sons for these a week in Adelaide with the Sacred Foreign Missions, are less, in one TARRIFF MODERATE. sum of £800 was receved at the open. jobs. It is an indication that the Heart Fathers, Brompton, and with case notably less, than last year. GEORGE AUBURN, Proprietor. ing. At the opening of the church fact that the is due partly to This policy has a big self-determination 112 Bourke -street, Kalgoorlie. and school a sum of £720 was done- chance of winning when the scions of Father M. Hourigan, of Goodwood. the directors did not wish by press MURRAY-STREET. ted. ing the claims of these societies to Thoroughly Renovated Throughout. the county families go over to it. A strong committee has been form appeal special the hinder in any way Dunsanv could be ed In his address at the opening of The case of Lord to make arrangements for the for the Irish Mission to China. An in many a Unionist the new Samaritan Convent at Oak- duplicated Telephone, B277. reception of his Grace on his return other cause of the falling -off was ley, his Grace Archbishop Duhig, re. county. to the Archdiocese. A pprsonal pre- that the amount received by the * CathoP. J. HEVRON ferring to the progress which for not a self-denial sentation, but monetary one, Federstion Catholic Dr. O'Connor. Bishop of Armidale, lie Echication was making in Queens. expected to arrive back in his Ca- will be made to Dr. Spence. Address- week came too late for this year's CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and FORland, stated that in seven years no is es will be presented front clergy statement. WARDING AGENCY. the city early in March. Arrangeless than 30 new schools had been thedralare However, the directors hope for GENERAL CARRIERS. being made to give his and the laity. opened, and into these schools had ments present the results during PHILLIMORE CHAMBERS, better been received 4,000 pupils. In Bris. Lordship a suitable reception on his The partial stoppage of the sine- year. The appeal for the Irish MisFREMANTLE. bane alone they were educating be- return. tors has had a hardening effect on sion has awakened Catholics to a tween 14,000 and 15,000 children.. Several have left the dis- sense of their duty in spreading far Father McMullen, of Greta. has Wallaroo. and wide the blessings of the Faith. Witffin the last seven years they had holiday to the Old Land. trict for other parts. got from the south 100 nuns to assist gone on farewelled In the long rum all Missions will by his parishionin carrying on the work of education He was TASMANIA. benefit by this appeal, and especially those in Papua and other islands and charity. There was, continued ors on the eve of his departure and - his Grace, no work of greater im- presented with a wallet of notes. A younger brother of Archbishop for which Australia is responsible. portance than the education of the L. MARTIN, Barry, of Hobart, the Rev. Father VICTORIA. young, so that there was no work Patrick Barry, CM., has gone to JOHN NORRIS, that repaid the Church or State China as a missionary. Prior to his Diocesan Directors. better than the work of educating On his return to his Cathedral city departure, he paid a visit to his nathe future generations. The children on the 1st of this month, Dr. Mc- five town, Middleton, to see his disThe figures appended to andt stateof to -day would be the men and wo- Carthy, Bishop of Sandhurst, was tinguished brother, the that £488lOn £237 show ment Coadjutormen of to-morrow, and it was due met at the City boundary by the Archbishop of Hobart. Father Barry Ils 6d were raised for the two sothey should prepare Clergy, a mounted escort, and the celebrated Mass in the parish church cieties respectively. To this must se to them that them for the great work they had president and members of the recep- of the Holy Rosary, and made an lie added £41 sent from Victoria to before them as citizens of Queens- tion committee, and escorted to the eloquent appeal on behalf of the the Rev. Joser.h Brennan, S.J. (Sydfor Top floor, directoramounts the Australsundryian After functions at the Irish Mission to China. nmissiey)ons, land, and as members of the Church Cathedral. W A Chambers several of God. They must not only pre- Cathedral, he was received at St. * * di sent away individually, and also the pare them for the civic and religious Kilian's Hall. where addresses of wel. The is reported the death of oeRs given pounds of thousands several life, but also prepare them for the come were presented by clergy, laity loved Archpriest Hennebry, P.P. of George's Terrace, Perth Appeal. This after life to which they would return and Hibernians. His Lordsrip was St. Joseph's, Hobart. On January to the Chinese Missionsupported, and STOTT & HOARE, Proprietors. last is stll beng well house, entertained at dinner by the clergy one day-to their Father's . 17 the deceased was overcome with its magazine, 'The Far East," has the Kingdom of Heaven, of the diocese in the Catholic Ladies' and was conveyed to a well over a thsusand paid-up subThe board of management Club. The Catholics of Tas- scribers from all parts of the Comand members of the Ladies' Crab hospital. NEW SOUTH WALES. SUCCESS in Business -F. J. C. mania heard with great regret the monwealth. when he and Lordship welcomed his news of his illness, and with deep comes from TRAINING The Rev. E. Pigott, S.J., of St. the clergy were entertained at tea sorrow that of his passing. PracticalIgnatius' College, Riverview, went to at the club. His Lordship was sub - ly his last activity was his attenWEST & GARRETT Melbourne to take part in the meet- sequently welcomed at St. Aidan's dance at the recent retreat, contuct- WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMBWe Coach ining of the Australasian Association Orphanage. ed by the Very Rev. Dr. M. J. ERS, ETC. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, for the Advancement of Science, and O'Reilly. He was failing then, but Pumping EnOur Specialties: Commercial BOOKKEEPING, Speaking at the annual meeting of he went through the exercises with he delivered a paper on "Original gines, Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, ENGLISH, Etc., an? 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hamlet tered hollow; some offishing winter the ca built out of reach was the a good photograph because silence the Parishsparstorms. Over all We want Parochial news. May mesa cannot catch the subtle "the friendly night, we sweet whole calm, the news. of which in kle of the eye, only By Father Cobb, in the Catholic ioners want local to g broken moon," the some regular contrisilences of forward look not individuality lies. Thereat are the waves, THE OPTICIAN, means of the or Tianes. call lapping lady the first by enthusiastic not an from would butions whom you on the you rustle of the long grasses each parish, who, by in gentleman the handsome, whose faces grow on until through rush sloping cliffs, the 2.-THE ABIDING PRESENCE. arranging with the priest concerned with constant acquaintanceyou. air of a panic-stricken homebound to- would undertake the writing of news they become beautiful tosoul shining FLO., Pluto., D.B.O.L, "Jesus Christ, yesterday, and(Heb. bird. items, reports of parochial functions, For you see the Irish the evening in of the Mackay, same for ever" quiet the Mary the and (By a of day; Freedom of City of London. Through splendour the APOSTLE. see is a pleasant occupation, It etc? through; you the scarcely of first S. MATTHIAS, pages at the Rosary.) Over BREAD. sounds, 8). xiii, feawork. came other THE CONSECRATED character glorifying every from the whisper. Gospels, which vividly show us the and a useful and valuable THE February 24. noble will soul the distinguishable in Thursday, beauty Feast, true A ture. the wash of Jesus of yesterday, write these glorithe the It was one of those wonderful logs of the grasses and and as of After our B. Lord's Ascension, Long, day by day I watched come out in the sweetness, HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS more in- ous words. In letters of gold in- kindly, merciful, pitiful Jesus conour met together, with brightness, the quiet glory of the evenings in the late autumn which the waves, then louderThere Friend, wheat, true disciples Our His old. loomed IN THE STATE. scribe the same text over the Cathothe eleven face. Friend. sistent as nearer. inspire an exquisite and unutterable To see the fair spray grow; Mary His Mother androom people, lic sanctuary, where dwells the stant Friend, our powerful by at Jent misthrough the dusk a crowd of are lost sense of yearning. The sky, these It bore with rain, with wind and Apostles, in an uppercompany By Exam., London. numgrey- walking steadily two by two, with Jesus of to-day. The mind's eye Other frieedships not so this one, the with but SMILES. unclouded, little AND days The weedWORDS salem. KIND an attitude of might well sec these inspiring words understandings; fault of ours we lose 120 souls. They ASK FOR MR. R. of winter changing its full-day their heads bowed in It felt the sickle's blow. bered no more than a ness blue tint grief, their hands clasped in front over the portals of Heaven, through for, if through where to find Him, the promised comtranslucency from a cold azure, "A smile can glorify a day." were waiting for Ghost, loosely by their which we hope one day to pass, that Him, we know smooths had perin the gathered -broken the half hanging that a lovely or and to more mere! them path hands the perhaps of word a the to kind so readily How rude ing of the Holy have And then,- as they came Meanwhile heart. we may see Jesus, who is the same who How many smiles with approaching dusk anda sides. prayer. Death will loosen it! reconciliation. severed in per- you scattered in your way to-day; now fields to the cliff's for ever. fine, sense be dark AROAD11, both flour to the which to act faithful ROYAL across before most the solemn beauty of threshed a 'Twas the handicap there was The edge, it might have been that there you spirit were awed to worship. Faith and Art. suffered so of the Church hew many kind words have our human friends. Jesus "hay. Then shaped again-it Opposite Town Hall. formed on the part postponed. The spoken. kind words sun had set; to the west, over the were men and women among them: Eppstein's of and longyesterday. no Smiles of now be Jesus The dieth not once, in died Before it was Divine. could ing which Judas must be were the precious alabaster boxes ocean, which was a motionless lake out one man walked somewhat bust of Christ is the very negation On a thousand occasions and place of the fallen number o! of the Saints. And the poorest of of glittering gold, stretched a sky front of the others, and on his shoul- of faith, the most recent blasphemy er." other friends are powerless to help. It taught me faith and hope rectangular filled up, that the elect little S. golden a a selfishly from carried we the complete. he Outside but be gradually God. der Man them, changing the love us have He is the Almighty, the Master of 'Phone A1794. be of white against the Apostles might could; object that seemed to strangely as Vicar of Christ, store them away; we are too stingy tint at the far horizon caught from A man by his in pale of the Church, Holman Hunt life and death. I think as nothing with out the my cross Peter therefore, in shone treasures & Son decree. reflected our and Him, of fires divine painted wood, have the share sunken men patient to the lesser me and mean reckless, selfish, and sinful life may Thos. ANDERSONProvision behind It made it kissed its rood. man arose to announceHoly Ghost had and lemon in Another who delicate a ones to this twilight. For the less fortunate waters beneath Family Grocers and thing shorn of His divinity. lose all other friends, but there is The way That which themouth of David con- with theways, and tinted green over the furtherest hills, carried some unwieldly, heavyclanged eyes the in weary "Christ ear: Hunt's his Merchants. with in reason, very crying ever the for eiustere voice one times the rose, spoken by and Raglan must be ful- Ilveary hearts, trudge along under where a crescent moon was just ap- -a his hand, that ata metallic to Me all you that labour Corner Fitzgerald-st.Perth. sound Temple' is a shock to Catholic faith, Christ passed the beautiful, cerning Judas, he said, of the on the ground with cold despite its "Come rd., North had been written, burdens of grief and pearing in the faint distance When on love's errand bent, and are heavily burthened, and I a stone or a and leaves oneback He filled. Of him it another against A their heavy when south the them to Daily. stumbled on take' Down for Golden he as the Waited pity sky. to wholesome away have Families the eastern Go Come let We beauty. you." refresh And chose 'His bishropic was to be made of care. a morsel the outline of hills and sea faded mound of earth in the uncertain Age of Catholic art, when consum- will Country Orders Attended To. made dead, but not even for from the jeering, sinful, blasphemchoice therefore north light. the been when to them went had shadow; faith purple boxes few unfaltering who into and lonely skill the mate alabaster join those our throng ous and His wondrous Sacrament. quickly from cne among reThe little group walked hand in hand. Da close to the altar, the new Calvary: from the begin- whilst living. Father Faber bids us more distant hills stood out in they came to triumphantly -Mary Allegra Gallagher. their companionsbear GLANVILLE'S witness to the remember that "kind words are the lief. fainter purple against a green along the cliff untilbreasting out to Vinci's "Last Supper" has been 'made ning, who could Jesus. steeply were it tin. of sky. Two Make part of homes, by Kneeling in tears, behold me at Thy LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. silver a and in thousands world." a small familiar Resurrection of merit, Joseph called music of theyou harmonious to this feet, WORDS OF WISDOM. ocean, walled apart, or colour. the The day was slowly dying, and of oleograph copies cheap about Great Australian Remedy for growing The equal world enof grass I the forgiveness named death stir- square field with Then Cure of all man have sad - Like Magdalene, Matthias. poor of the world the divine colour of its instant Relief and Speedy rocky boulder ed print. Time and treat. and will not, as Barsabas andto God, who knows music; make the Headaches, Neuralltla, Toothache, Lumlong in it, and huge loved the red one to the depths of pne's being. original fresco on the mutilated Christ ;y There are souls who by alone friends. your nature praying as Rheumatism, Sciatica, Spirit it Sacrament, it, Influenza. the after Blessed The which solemn beauty across and Mary in show strange refectory its scattered to dear In convent of the per box, or men, wall The the 1/9 Price, Remember, all etc. they say, be led, except etc., bago, them. all the heart of poor. of placed that ever cast interpretation have fancy have who mystic they close those a alabascould Gallery, happy they Brera Thrice powder. In the 3d. each of sod; and Magdalen and her precious quaint seemed many in- of these He had chosen, Such an inter- first man laid his burden for a mo- Milan. all life and death. H. C. GLANVILLE, M.P.S., at hand, may still be seen 'the pastel learned the great secret of life; hathings they imagine are so of the lots, and the lot fell upon Matthias, box, and remember His the anchorites of old ment on the loose stone wall. where numbered with ter MARKET-ST., FRESUIPITLE. as study for the "Face of Christ." The bitually to draw close to the taberupon her loving act pretation mustthe it spirations and movements forthwith frowned steal/lied counsel of the was by skies who hand them the changing of Dear. neighbour's sad, nacle and kneel at the feet of con- have read in a dignified, o Doors from Post Mee). recorded calm, is priceless a is noble, the face It poured Holy Ghost, Who takes without she when Then Apostles. them like child- the telling of the unreality he leaped across. up again and wistful, with a suggestion of the div- Emmanuel. We can scarcely envy elected to so hand, and conducts of her alabaster box on the the desert, do. In this Saint thus wonderfully word he picked it manner dif- those who saw and handled Jesus in he was above tents of life, and of the beauty of death, indefinable that rest in some inity Jesus. the ren in all they would of feet him vocation a sacred death After the high ahead. is real life; and that the flesh, we who have the Blessed for his mortification way they greatly deceive themselves. their way, fusing itself over the whole counten"Do not keep the alabaster boxes which soul strode little concern- all remarkable of the procession picked of the body but gives to that ance. One wonders whether art has Sacrament in our midst. He talks It was thus he made of your love and tenderness sealed It is wisdom toyousayhave of an Infinite the women knocking down inloose received. of the flesh. sure. desirous is dead. Which unattainable to the are to us, as He did to the two on the 643 GEORGE-STREET, SYDNEY. nearer come the ever injuries friends the your clatter ing up until more to be stones with a weird in the end his election the than in this picture. I venture to road to Emmaus, and behold, our pour out their Beauty, a life infinitely SLIZABETELSTREIT, MEL We are generally losers Break them now andsympathy the imaginings of its stillness as they clambered over the back-bitthan approached and has desired hearts begin to burn within us. We that Raphael think of BOURNE. perfume if we stop to refute all dreams. by fragrant passionate hear most good, and for our max his wall. in is we te what ideal purest are blind kindness to the vilcloser even gossiping the ing and and that They were fisherfolk from affection. Post mortem it is RECENT PUBLICATIONS. spirit. All this it seemed tooftell; a canvas picture and there He cures us. In like "Transfiguration," burdened gathered the they the way. They are annoying, cheer Prices include human not As smell Lielermentionea as does hollow. The so long words, the very thwarting right, all beau- lage in the the furthest corner of which most appropriately is enshrin- manner He cures those who faithtrue, but not dangerous, CROSS. Speak approving cheery and Devine. expectations were all good: that it together inon the side open to the ed in the Vatican Gallery at Rome. fully visit 1-i'm in the silence of. the %Vary of a Battalion, by W. STATIONS OF THE we do not stop to expostulate while your friends can hear them, greater field, Witb numerou, drawings and maps all for a church, of tee various spiritual disgrown bright- It was the artist's last profession of scold. spring the that Season of and while their hearts can be thrill- tiful, Lindsay, 0/2. good Dart moonlight. by the It greater Penitential this "And them. the for ocean, of distress was side which simple. the by eases is wet During Studies in on them, faith, and hung Benedictine Monarchism. performThe way to God By Rt. Aould come to the earth, and pro- er, shone strongly down and nothing Lent, no better method of colhis obsequies in St. as many as were brought to Him, Benedictine Life and Rule. Downside means just humility, Cross could THE FEET OF THE CRUCIFIX. mise, and pass away: and summer the women shawled and with their his coffin at the of Abbot of For Butler, C. house feel diseases." a their Rel. you of Stations cured He build picture this the In not Peter's. ing One could fruit: oured kerchiefs tied over the else. 25/-. come with blossom and with one can build be adopted than reciting with figure of Jesus trans- the Jesus of to -day is the same St. Abbey, sweaters central and Story the Life that The of Arc. dying woollen Joan each in days Chaffanjon. of straw on pride, but on for of with men (From the French humility. priest the prayers adapted and autumn comecrimson glory, and heads, the sou'wester -shaped hats. figured is raised from the ground by Jesus of yesterday, without shadow of the Maid vi Orleans. By Rev. D. the Kingdom of God best ao- Translated by S. M. L.) Lynch, S.J. illustrated, 13/10. and large We are shocked at the in a golden and led the His own might; and the whole ease- of change. had Station. To do this toof the the a delicacy of soul, who in O'bowd, 8/9 W. B. lies. Cross men By dying It requires humility, the fruit the Preaching. us. blossom and to reach Al- vantage the Stations ' BRYANS After contemplating the blessed laid on the ful grace of the body, emanating indifference that reigns around tell There of Help. By Marie St. S. which I call to golden days. And it seemed to winhun- Mountains others across the cliffs and tatters Booklet, published by threepence, body of Jesus on the cross, tryingHis about two glory, speaks to you of the Divinity Remember that for over threebreth Ellerker, O.S.D., 4/2. box though good, wooden was a 0.P., mighty God. Under rags Bede Jarrett, of By at winter a ground L iving Temples. that grandeur PRESS, has a perfection dred years our non-Catholic God Who is penetrate all theto model my inter- ter meant death to the young and feet in length, a little, snow-white of Christ. The face 3/8. we may recognise the be in rags RECORD off from that in- Out on greatly assist. Each Station great Soul, and winter coffin, and stood with uncovered of feature which only a Raphael ren have bean cut with to Win. Straight talks to boys earth-that of are made us, but we mustbefore we see will used to things even which prayers Jesus tender J P P. By Rev. J. tall young could give, and the Godhead gleams timate friei dship the way to manhood. His, I shall descend of illustrated, and the St. ior on the apparent pain and tatters ourselves head watching while a in through its ouster wrappings of flesh, alone is possible to those who beConroy-, S.J., 6/0. those by the beautiful mind of His feet. The foot of the crucifix- was like to By Francis J. Finn. which lies a more fellow, whose dark hair glistened Danger. Him. Such a even as the sun shines through the lieve in the Real Presence. It is Facing shyness is Alphonsus Liguori-the ones usually there is my place if -I have a contrite death, beyond grave. a 6/9. Si., dug Our Lord's beautiful trait. awakening. monlight, to wonderful He is used. Ask Catholic Booksellers. harder to excuse our own cold, sermons on the Mass, The Sacraments, and humble heart and if I wish grew on. The the gravel-but it was deep and mists of morn. Had I time, I might His most conspicuous By Thomas the Day faded, and dusk and the Saoramentals. by the seashore quote a hundred lesser pictures of worldly, and selfish lives, so far recontinue to have it-there is and to those who gazed colour receded little C.C., 14/2. like birds that livedull dark and terrible wild "splendour of the of hope, for Catholic art, which help us to visual- moved from the ideal that for ever Theflynn, faith, of surroundings terrible place crimson and abiding their little FORMS. dark Australian Children's Picture TWO imitate THE making, and sky, and its the at of Catholic Prayer from on the The us before simplest which is Tne yesterday. Book. pebbles of rode coffin Jesus Prayer the ise rounded of love. -the mottled, Beautifully of moon, more bright and silvery, And the poor little white Boot, ever published. or sea-wreck-so that story itself is the most pow- altar. So learn to cultivate an inIf the Head shuns the touch heavens. full -page illusthe beach and thethem, About once a month, in one the Illustrated, with 20.the vas to be placed in it. the better to Gospel itself to high and lonely in the ocean, Hidden nest, the on with are we friendship their surrendering timate here or and while this. to Card lips, stirred Mass. aid my erful weeklies, side inemaing see Lations, Catholic you cannot Kneeling at its dropped the coffin familiar ground. if respect against the rocks thelapped with a have left other of the We feel that the God, which, beginning in time, will cover, with picture on front. the piety of my eyes: the or their eggs, when they question is asked: "Why do CathoFace of by the night -wind, making a solemn reach down, they the For when at coveriteinity. before Home for endure and the pause under me Bethlehem, earth of makes Crib Communion dark the sound, the nest. into our inter- lics receive Holy be- bronze or ivory, so that I dare not new strange sweet-smelling Nazareth, the Mound of Calvary, are veils are rent asunder, and our Fa- 262 FITZGERALD ST., PERT?". own on life down How inspiring it is in all how effi- the form of bread alone, no oneLast ed it over with the least the insistent chant of its Satisfaction Guaranteed. at the touch it with my lips, at For this was the as well known to us as the noted miliar Friend becomes our Merciful . . course with our fellowmen, and the passing of mut- mould. ing able to deny that was death the upon is gaze and I increase me. to temptation, instituted belong feet an unbaptised infant: and spots in our vicinity. Our Lord's Judge, may we not hope tofriendship MRS. LARKIN cacious in resisting a child of God!" Supper the Sacrament love, and with love I able things. then birds passed heavily burial oftheir grief, a mingling of su- words and sayings are unconsciously the intimacy of our wine." with and them bread of forms thought, "I am was the and COSTUMIERS it Now which interwoven ir. our daily speech. As throughout the endless ages? demand of me inThe repeated question implies a touch and kiss them. There my winging their way perstition and reverence, bury hastily Does not the dignity and it (Late of Kalgoorlie), overhead, frequent virby could "unwise in some piety may seek dark illustration, fisherfolk passing a Irish before these cliffs purity of soul and body? strong desire for information made Wishes to notify her former for won- familiar contact, the sweetest sat- to distant them. A little inland at this hour, that the night might gin," "faithless steward," "Good Samquarters. It is not matter generally, that she iii my overtake in a she- be priest, and the stars watch over aritan," are common expressions of 'For All Kinds of the Latest Foot- and Ladies do not under. isfaction. I may lay them onheart, S. PETER DAMAIN. twinkle to began der that Protestantsreplies. lights Opening a Business at Gos- wear, at the Lowest Prices. the church the day. We If the lips, on my forehead, on my little corpse which stand some of the the it passion. 23. of And the Rates, Last storms intimately Current the at holy. know the as Repairs February at all to calm if we would Feast, Wednesday, Institution, originating might not receive law pels Patronise It was a woman who created in 988, a Sacrament only, as Jesus of yesterday. There are many and tears give tes- was, perhaps, their misery at a that S. Peter Damian was bornan early Supper, werehold it to be, we, as well and popularised the devotion to the ance. Bothahair PETERS 6 GILLIES and humbled which they did not understand real facets to this divine jewel. Two we BEN JONES contrite at of Protestants parents timony Gospel both the is lost In re. more and in Christ. on: His symof the gazing Jesus away some of Magdalen of feet tire hold of whose turn never in would head them -ST., PELTH. they, The 'WILLIAM brother, as 310-12 made story heart. His eldest the life of pathy and His loving kindness to tells to and which this age. free of are page We a is Master, so there the thought SCULPTORS him of the at treated MONUMENTAL plies as unsatisfying. sorrow this de- under the feet hands he was left, personality. It three days being ended than they A score of illustrations of the first manifestations of brother, a assert that if it were a Sacrament the words with it all herofpoor of one sinners. to is that cruelly, that a younger have abaselisten death us and the Sympathy never Let mind. would for the state, to votion. humility leap left Tfl A1111 Church .143,1 '11 piteous the ever hour only enter- was the priest, moved by his idol- had had lived long among them. rare and precious gift which makes of Par- allowed Communion under one kind. of the inspired Book: "Jesus and ment. What intimate, what DAIRY. W.A. a helpless a man-to quote Carlyle: "long to THE sent him to the university selected at ed into the house of a pharisee threw in who that were disthen grief, wine their great and Magdalen was bread The This things acquired table. A sin- ised WANNEROO-RD., OSBORNE PARK. ma, where he Neal Office Asti sacrifices and some among them, a clasp the whole world to his bosom, were sancti- the Last Supper as symbols of immo- took His place at thecity, like and make if the warmer for his emD. KEANE. hearing it, the dust! Whatof a brilliant and' child should tinction. His studies separat, ner, a woman of the The and yet not a soul they and prayers, till lation in sacrifice. immolation Twice Daily to Sbo Yard Pure Milk Delivered direct a humanbesoul and fied by vigils, fasts,that harWhat them, skilled a like was consecration of bread and wine typ, came also, bringing a vase of oint- what from Sympathy, this apart Our prosperity! brace." from all theirs, any pert of the City, voluptuous at last, thinking he re- fies the separation of Body and ment; and kneeling, she washed the descent from the heights of that scarcely knew why. And they went pist, knows how to sweep over every Owu Cows to Customers, MST SUMAC* halves, by God only serving He Blood on the Cross. This separate feet of Jesus with her tears and wip- proud freewill humbling itself even slowly homewards while the waves chord of the human heart, which Supplying the Convents and Colleges. world. solved to leave the rocks below, and thrills in response to that loving ed them with her hair; she kissed Three minutes Font-A vellano. consecration is the sacrifice of the depths of annihilation! the chanted on the stars joined the monks of repute, sang silently touch. by Mass. It is for the Mass that the them, and anointed them with the to the and at The perfect tact and prewalk west of moon and pale and fervent prayer to short A CLOHESY, COZIER, and CO., then in the greatest devothe essenAll this pitiful cious sympathy of Jesus shine forth are bs wine, even to cut and ointment." that Station precious suffices two forms, bread overhead, sanctity rose crucifix the Co.). of it Day & as foot & Carver, his wisdom and was unbut, Church Foreman and mer- Mate al tial. The priest always partakes mirth the of of proud thing was not in vain; of the children of the midst tion the employed growth in He deadly the of Superior. Mass for the crucifix is there, in its form, away one finds the were, a promise in the scheme riment of Cana'a Marriage Feast. and difficult misder both forms at Mass. The needs. There laid thoughts. SCULPTORS. the most delicate and MONUMENTAL. Manufacturers profound once traof at purpose, the reform in its expression supplies two different spiritual no less than in the wailful and dragood, the knowledge life, broken with a good. sions, amongst others, and Importers which It gives us our highest public wor- and affectionate in its salutary ef- greatest of all of One be- aside for a greater oneself. gic funeral cortege which He Office and contempt ecclesiastical communities, zeal. Seven ship, and it gives us Holy Commun- fects. of humility, matically :topped, close to the No, 46, 2nd Floor, A.M.P. Buildings. enamored almost comes was effected by hismade our feet of is a Sacrifice, the their Mass the bedews him the is, that That Magdalen Naim. of ion. necessary Work, gates not 739. Telephone Popes in succession and he was at part of which is also a Sacrament. Saviour with her tears. Thus do all and it is MAUL! dal say to us: 1139 Beaufort-Street, Perth. voice of another should and Our Lord's Attitude Towards constant adviser, . GI to be Bishop of Os- Bread and wine are essential for the 'W. A. HALE, Secretary. these whom innocence or repentance M. HALLION Sinners. last created Cardinal Henry of Sacrifice, but not both essential for attach intimately to the God of Cal- "Love to be unknown do IV. I No, MOH MINS, nothing." as accounted FACTORY, tia. He withstood sinners one for BREAD that kindness feet His loving in defence the Sacrament. on humility, MACHINE vary. It is at His IttADSTONfS,, Germany, and laboured sorts not know any treatise the Antihas been the alluring theme of the 49 FIRST-AVENUE, MT. LAWLEY that comNORTH FREMANTLE. -Vancouver Western Catholic. goes to weep. Doubtless all Those nor any thesis on pride. etc. of Alexander II. against It ASK FOR yield and feet of the Bread Delivered to all parts of Fre- preacher threughout the ages. the the of tears are not shed here. with power in pares pope, whom he forced to of decharged, weep, A GOOD HEART. shocked tho godly; it startled that are wrung from the eyes RYAN PHIL mantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. crucifix. There we must seek for pardon. He was word One jealousy, themselves. represunbridled ourselves. COONAN, the sinners J. P. -- spair, ambition,self-love, are not usu- there we must humblehas learned Malt and Brown Bread a Specialty. from Him, iind Levi the publican DODGE MOTOR CAR FOR HIRE as Papal Legate, withwas commisA good heart makes a good face Representative. the heart that DAY OR NIGHT, sion of simony; again or classic, but and wounded Shipping Supplied. And yet Happy amongst. perhaps not beautiful flung aside tl,e ill-gotten wealth to ally poured out here. 20& face devotion! 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