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PERTH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 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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for the GUHL.-Of your charity,of pray our dear repose of the soul mother, Agnes Cecelia Ouhl, who deFebruary 22, 1013. feated this life Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament, have mercy on her soul. -Inserted by her loving children.
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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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GRADES for PIANO, and are prepared to send on appro. to choose from to all RECOGNISED TEACHERS-Thoee who can call personally are kindly invited to spend a little time in our pleasantly cool business premises in Murray -street (No. 180), near Boans only. Further, we have Smallwood's Johnstone's, Homy's, Wicken's, Roland's, Herr's, Bennet Scott's, etc., Piano Teachers, as well as all Imperial, Royal, and Conservatoire Editions, etc., and others of Teacher's Music --for all grades.
ALBERT 6 SON LTD., 180 Murray Street (near Boons onig) Kindly Note: WE HAVE NO SHOPS IN BARRACK-ST., and please address all Letters, etc. to BOX 57, G.P.O., PERTH. This ensure., safe delivery of mail to us and prompt attention. Special Liberal Discount to Music Teachers, etc. Fresh supply of Bb. Cornets, Best Strings for all Instruments. with attachment, guaranteed. French make, solid brass, complete ONLY E6 6s., the cheapest and best Cornet sold in W.A., only from us.