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VOL. XLV

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26, 1921 PERTH, 'SATURDAY, F.L;BRUARY

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No. 2013 (Now Series)

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C.Y.M.S.

IRISH -AUSTRALIAN

St. Patrick's Day

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p was s But NI 110. from branch 10 branch. Next Wednesday night at meeting SOCIETIES. ine for the fielder's The total reached fills sann minor swim/flux should gni to the ball-a seemingly h..' W. Bryant and Clifford opened, but the there will be the half -yearly If lurk should halms. IIIs he for the forth nee omens Prenlier... and Hirst over. of held the In aisi election real. Peeethie lilriappeared team Toe tatter that every will he a eeeelar win.ur :t000g- mayet H.A.C.8.11., SURIACO. It i,,stgliy,tbd. uigraonfer greateI wichei-keepers term cattit seen all three good men left main -ran in the There were ofStill inlitleieed In thevests, __---Ken.i.,., rBorratit,ighte meeting Thursday. member blocking for a time draw play cricket most nem could Mee and Australia but iii place it 'lltes ale gooe Th.. side and Lligialid his particular business is will led, alld OMI,11,. ...".'...1 Storer. t..b4a..1111.17incidt.da.ls:mitiaad ttis.,ixttiltstey,,,esut....b;r1:?! Metiregor, is advertised die she business of to Make It at do his After and the time column all Met. Tvleiiite, I7th another she meeting, here. In this out HUMANITY. perhaps their trolls.- and !Alley, or England; Kelly. Jarvis, and of. .'ather be present their team wee!: a thoroughly repreWITH WHOLESALE CRIME AGAINST the closing date for nominations for tee meeting was disposed -ris.to ianrions tneeriaitty ,.st asset. It was my privii suit. present, spoke to bit towards electing pleased and Byrne Mae - the venous events on the sports pre.. lecArdle, who was at the Johns. or Austalia. London, February 17. preoil eatinday Clifford of Cricket" may have a dayts eut and urged i :I', 10 pen me first Isle titans, Ole,mx.ttgrl the charm ege, too, greatest McCabe and Bryant the pee, and side-that Iley rierelnelTn!,1%,;ovrne oval. with all, she the or them 'el at the etlien.., of connection "eommritfunhi';. of in Me gramme at members under s=ent with British ovapialCrlirerg.i ail many who have proved them. to of pastime-but did yam names summer addressed PISZle.ge. the has CeleBlaekilutn, about stet:artily ttaut,hde Day Valera iss, the J. oissi President De committeemen in times forthcoming St Patrick's Tht-Ml'opining the troops in Ireland 01 having anytiting like form In evident., tutitIrs"rtIrg?c-hm7momulititioArCi NeIves capable HIM constituted him a wiz/tr.! batted brations. et Ppemeed herewith is for the present and we hope that the mernHouse of Commons letters accusing end boys, murdered women and surely there will be joy in the ramp thiees But I never have separated at 67, and NV. Bryant year, It Is to be hoped gone past, with tie. gloves. Carter's be men a few committee will be cetmade Lis will new before, and Ile the which or assassinated rate!) Stie.iiiiii hers Jack or century events or will bear fruit, "crawlfor his as tortured prisoners, was an seen ter like -at cArdle's words batten the list of an ma II was ei. flogged civilians, enforced in slave as attentive at the meetings, 1,....i n.,,,,,, ,,, hand there all branches of FI,Ins.' Iv.eak strokes,. b ut int the whole and ilex, expert to again. At anti that a record number of members all ehildeee, outraged women and girl, and matte] the retiring one. was allout for nearly found to include Nf, Trots lit Iheident at the compelled men to work example (a unerring all- Wm approach Holy Communion. Last were those ofheld good orders, lieleeerible A 'MT." not degrading seems that will. athletics. other during the last six It unravels' go. and given to and sport above. A .. reseed agility, Was the meetings picnic amazing and only ten minutes enjoyable very etinet, 2041, a sunday occasion distasteanticipate a decision ea, master. from thanul a more or Cii ninpires round entry is confidently It wee the work asor still me draw was the only possible result gangs." skill. heti:l.nbyibtpherimvigrersTgd Itiahritrallfariewndass mo ornosnleer 47I which Archbishop Clunc subser.bed ful to Cosmopelitane, and Ille reptalit Carter therenthsliasohlhemeloi V. Byrne made second top ed. demanded that and proclaimed (To every word and charge of Me sticks." the play. 21. of the dIssalisned side should end not a single meetitig """ pub- chartered for the occasion, and shortly initteettien,through the world's greatest keeper of scored the ecore with additionpersonnteol toile ipreviously waat of a quo, toss, for the in his recent speech). flardsley won the umpire ha dictionThen the leave and Bryant liunhas fallet Collins little over a a College, with the It a.m., Cotes At C.Y.M.S. of Dwyer, and Tills iti. did. ileid. The first wicket listed Our president. Mr. J.have, hundred runs in the first innitige t nat. met put McCabe M. treed passengers on board, she dimmed III re- first we are rupiah' made a similar aie the "...Mit Test match in 65 minute:, hour and the rest fell ,Hitter., the followingnames have for Point Walter, which was reached secretary, Mr. W. Webb, nominated for gat.d es the unite, that had been Tine Thie Is exeeptionally fast see:Whig for fell after half anMcCabe got IR not out, again apnote, to gentlemen an enjoyable trip. Here the ma- pleased Club. eier very quickly. pbzeinnteadddaesdo,ffiactraist:h_e °politeg for so our vice but pointed by the Cosmopolitan positions, cricket-especially Test their respective partyi were totalcaste .. 111istifir.tiiithsp3l.entyltroyrancthbanacttetes! ,vas only right, and this umpire, too, not al has Hayes, J. l adles, after president, Mr. F. vsZirr Now this Is a Most re- batsmen. of athletic furti, replaced. wee feature_ a amateur for any of forward to go Accurate bowling Handicapper out. Guhl followed with Association has 'Port rest, busted themselves preparing lowed his name gretlable affair. and the The. Wtioilese Teti rem.. yet he got notwickets had 1.irae.lici. Its the .Fourth Test. London. February 17. After lunch the party fejoined position this time. season's river trips luech. events: Mr. P. J. Ryan. tt, blame. !DI Valhalla, and went for a cruise The las: 61 this mgisee'utit'e a[ pfrsrur, r MTh"' Stereer: Mr. H. Brown. Messrs. the miles of Skibbereen. Cork. night, but the rilllel Roah:Itis r:tannil:_2Lyarnt 1,.',", Tuesday last HarFremantle 25 tar as. held dome the river as was maidens. All of the bridges within a radius of eight lo outrages aproriit alit which ineluded all that Judges Athletic Events: ' to Bleton for ottendmice was far from being powerful explosives. Similar of Cork. matter how much above reproach the overs, 1; Byrne, 1. two and bour, and then returned Clifford, 2; McCabe,the experience have been destroyed by means ofand runs The oval, the Plains F. Crowns, P. J. Ryan, I,. Ryan, tea. Tea being over, a start was made could be desired. elsewhere ill the County Ve'''''?'' On Sunday at Bantry in C'Wt'iti'd°.""'lliTir the running of perpetrated . team in cost and J.P. society been a strong which were the at some enjoyable games, have u lir. by gained Doheny, t's.i.riegtrniNaYwiirt. (3 maidens), J. overs and rim-eaten a fairly met -ter The military authorities have "commandeered" men in the district, will secutive The season L. this not not offered. did during had when Me Messrs. In !edged In till 8.30 p.m., The latter these excursions the slightest opportunity task or pro- or only ttvo runs, although he from Bolgart. junges of Dancing: must face the ton Journey to Perth was cortimenc- no doubt greatly assist towards makEven Malley, woo quite a full muster, and batted first. and P Condren. in. a wicket. ordered them to repair the bridges.the same day's issue of the West Association is generally ed. Singing helped to pass the time ing next summer's events of this letan indepetelent set or umpires. secure B. O'Dea, who Flynn, R. E. Walsh, viding wickets vas performer getting of not Item n in when Their Members but Job, maidens) reached 47, and M. Fiereesapt, a mow Colour Stewards: It may be that It will be a hard tere far more successful and possibly (The above cables appeared bowled el overs (5wicket. At least let the A. expensive, arkelnil the engagement of one of the bigger sowretay; hbaiptriihYtipanpyd gte'raldp incl saearnbaw It can be done. 45 runs for one his bulk, bowler, did all the nilechlef with the C.Y.M. Society. . Australian last Saturday., See that applies- at a cost of Armstrong, for all sociation do this. The BeIgar 'total boats wltl be one of the principal reMessrs. J. Monaghan, P. al Barrack -street. He ball for the Plains. Stewards: for umpires for the Is Warwick wickets. and the lions are called followed between forms introduced. slouch Pliable no J. 01.sill/Lau. reached 150. let those at,1,, the recent premiership games, -mid YOUNG IRELAND SOCUITY. T. Fitz- A. Bryan, W. Brown, We sincerely hope that the members Wiled his half century for Mr. M. Lanigan got out, well, ates. run. after and -knoWled a 4-all Campbell, minted be men wilco r. g ood Fender A. till elected to the new committees who have confidence Test by cutting Is from the pen of gerald and Joe 1,Sn'itaa went Davidson Jas. Tully, J. J. of the frame, and with the Messrs. Last Monday evening the President the requisite time, as well as the naThe following Mr. Stewards: to Tommy was caught. Result reference Then let these umpire s Peter making of players. in McAlister, (Mr. R. E. Waisit, presided over tee tural social ability. will allow them. the, later added 16, and Jerry chin- a simi- Minihan and P. Clifford. be appointed to the different premier- the innings of Warren Bardsley in over that has selyes to be nomthated for the incomlarge eight wiekCommitnumber. and with about was ship games by an Association can "In Fender's next 7 Ne ing social committee, and thereby assome time. Test ee yards. been present far paseed; Fourth clubs eket .'lar total wi on S. Rolgart the then his to eta down and Then. tee a hall on played lbe to the merOonm" testified(jr RRTaeSe,PautTenrAM16M,E;e Y odd. Bardsiey 70 for that sure the success of the various items 1. --Boys' off feel reti-ed play adnuiri,-. Inc Lanigan then Joe participating in rree from such inc1 . 1-56-117. .1, The. tot erowin or the -nebership drew t4e that will come under its jurisdiction and though game will be M. Fitzgerald and J. Thompson by 16, 76 yards, lowing new members R7 minutes, an under were elected, for Race, ably last. 2.-titrls' won 30 during the term. Saturday and s" the total up to ISO, dents as happened on In good form be- scored only one 4 he executed inanS. Fatale.(rAelll, M. b. Quinn, Misses Mrs. lowed es with We Gm, more appeal to members to mid leg plane The Boapart bowlers 1.5. nee. H. Healey, E. Arthur and Mr G "Bob" liewson was under runs. drives hildren C off (a) qubsite Reels Ire 3.-Irish 20/, do all in their power to start the new sticks on Saturday. the a time. and the lieldine wee Mild roc well 0 b confidence. 01 at great Perth. Franklin. Vogs,n,e Subiaco v. East prize value Irish term by eernrine tor the society three of the East Perthitee- the most confident Pals..deVs.cY1 :lumped (a)Patharen nee :) Mr ea.:Ill connate' Before 7... CRICKET and colnew member each, ann thereby leant Is tattle 20/, good afternoon's work. anted (rota 5 for (b) Open. O'Doherty, an In teresting and clever feast one combined Association Hills bast Perlli ad, A shall over forget tile cool . next mid er 15. prize value 20/-. the membership roll, as Associate). Is about to Ilecied he faced the scheduled to swell help There was one abseuteit Umpires' which The Wonsan to meet with Hornpipe: 9 for Inv. hale to manner hls bleb gave of the Irish lang-uage, teacher Mite of their number prise value 20/i-. 20/, (ity ewATTLE.") declared with be reformed. well as the tinancial prosperity of I' 'googly' bowler Ceti' in the ante saturday. and the Assoc Union matches open Four -hand usual education/it Lesson Sublet:0 batted again, and Met Here is as 2 for :te prize value Any Member Of the comsat "A" Grade. SOCIPt. met a conunittee from the W.A. East Perth Sunday. I u. match al the oval Ps 1909. In Carr, G for ds 30/-. Sta nand cpportunity fur c VOW:: desirous came on. the will be continued on in emlneclIOLI With te-t in W.A.C.A. Games. meet Jig, prize yalue can vouch for the bevy expense. Saturday's Play 253 wonderfully sneccssifill a eccomi Smock, when rain consulting disellssed Matters I r 40/-. learning the tongue of then foraerathere tee value -11-b" a good :Ilene, and had been prize is (declared). de- fit This Englighmen Reel, the chalets Irish in the running of the society, withOut and their sublaco, 9 for unwires, and the count.; matches, to romp Rldrlq. 10 the en.etins and be Incurred good. p.m of secured 5.35 at last productive at be Fung: stumps had SPORTS. Is only by having the cash in It feated East Perth. 137 and 0 for 10. by the drew should they DAV and ST. PATRICK'S lac captains, tobe heard or tIll4 matreckoned that Mis. K. Townsend playe4 (b) Persons over Instructed. the AusThe sehoolboyei Competition. 111111.r. prise value 10/-. I he 1,11 let. Maings. would terroriseremarkable More is likely Mr. Quinn after a toes lime, that these can be met at their Sheen Trous: the overture. Sublaco guested by the W.A.C.A.. Is now in full a bowler that West Perth, 8 for eel) (declared:, began lit a 15. prize value 20/, If proper time. As the matt!) now stands lad ter. Indians. the ranks. 'returnee up our from outright showing drawn and absence are rues. and t sport. 101 e boys of Gregory, the S. and swing. The irogramme Children derealed Midland. 1 lit runs. This term has been for the society won on the first Innings the members The fashion by bowlineArmstrong Ma with the frames. for the 17th. Is a ta) Pereons over 15. prize value 20/-. meeting and delighted by an inning. and arid keenest interest Incaning by the committee ehould North Perth v. Claremont. Miss Phyllis Poe- one of the most prosperous It has enit the ".late gentler Noble and for 11, dewith an Irish Jig. North Perth, 1e6 at a cost of 19 runs. plemilid one and racesrl'aanra euarlils Post entries. t/-. are not to dairy teeter!, e, ( decisions ler some considerable time, but game 120 1.b.w. joyed rd this for or `Si, ya I that 50 ft.a..yilgtaigitiloiclictLyger and Seeing' play43 ;11 Particulars . Competition." ere arc There feated Claremont, runs on 1st. innings. astts. 4.- r . However. Bardsley, who had never r by the displaying of a little more ins It Is 1,110W11, However, that tn. Schools' race. hurdle Mann. Post entries. Patrick's Boys' School, Perth, and ei age (declared), by 15 re and proressionals; a bikeand terest. particularly in the manner reColleges' Handicap._ Trophy. any. Northerners garnet] a three-point ens. firlitne.M;c4tehrierspiiipFgrtti,tiet.naredx.r-. Schools' Bicycle Race, one mile. puzzling' deliveries, Catholic race. "11," Grade. ee-Halltlicap de richly Kenny J. to above, and also by the pitying at home to his doubt Mr. E. ferred numerand ningbam about the break Champlonehip Relay Race, andclose on Cash prizes -63/-, 80/, 10/, in 109, dem, promptly of any money owing to England v. New South Wales. been itrt to titr, State was never Entries 130 served It encore. Mr. R. Brennan recited West Perth, 195 and I for asked him after- ous other events. matter I Handicap. Day the lair Patrick's start. the 6. --St. 10e, great and of the the society, 100 schools from a period of far greater ProeGround Schools', League, neither of the 'wrong tin' the 7th. pros., at J. 1. snigg's clothing 10/6. "Rory O'HanMan," a story Ewell h cur clared, defeated Midland, Cummeuci:d on Sydney Cricket Trophies-63/-, 21/, Schools how he detected the perits must or necessity ensue. Rapparee chief will defied be did not fmtablisliment, corner of Murray and yards. 10 all England batted first mentionN above would have been also easily. outright by 11(9 runs. of Catholic On 18th. Inst. and he replied that moved jubst out Last esturday our "A" cricket team bribery mid so-called Our pedestrians should OpenColleges, pupils Subigco. 123, defeated East Perth, and Compiled the good score of 427, lowed in. and, moreover, the competi do so, he merely and to tnembers of Irish ruption, is always and Ids beloved coun'syl!tiell!. met the Coentopolltans on the Esplanalbs,: liarraek-streets. of prizes' 102. makeha evidence to -day. attempt to be interests the "Good century, not the 102, by et on 1st. Innings. would topped freely. enter liendreti lion Boys' of !Support Or Catholic Societies. Jump, trophies, S. Boland. es mutat. delighted the audi- ade to decide tile minor premiership. u time St. Patrick's North Perth defeated Claremont out- peace 73, ender 60. Rhodes 50.41141os the motto of the eosin-mite, 7,-Running Ifigh Mr. Doheny Jack Minihan won the toss and sent the. measure .le tee Once upon Trumper ence with a Step Dance. was admitted Into a football forthcoming in big right. Ones. tee_, 41, Douglas 46, and Waddington Dish COsMOpolltans in to bat. of the short or to,. shouldallhegood SHIM break overcame The after e. eirpremes Performances of Note. which the leading Pat', Malley with 7 fur school spores, who are being so ene... ably recited "A morning on the else from competition participating. out all did well. successtul s.-.140 yards Handicap. Trophies, Ile "St. words anit music mien.; he bowler. before play opened disastrously, Alec for. and Coast."The beautiful Night" were . catered schools "A" Grade. bowler qulekly, liberally 172 was the most Ihis 10/, were telly at20/-. the then and 'goOfely' Stilly Mar40s-, the of In brunt "Oft conquering, a very nasty knock tardlty-by In School Handl- doneJustice to to the duet remised byy Campbell receiving taken till' -rather on the board to Boys' not had to shoulder thewhen he was -tired proved all "sr. VA. that Patrick's es-St. discovered Batting, iletintrichs (S.), not128 Out); suddenly the eve Seem the first hall of the often bowling hies. Laren. 97 runs were Brien and Mr. Fran above cap. 100 yards. T Hendry 1 'for League was not eligible, and debarred. Ile bowled out (continued from (17 (CI.). .17 nit tack, However. after havteg Is attend- e' Run Miss PhyllisMr.0 Courtney Gregory did notforbowl. be- the credit of Australia. gay, a epire- day. Para" Spr tit Handicap. mg, 10.-75 yardsW.A.A. Rennet, (S.i, 33: Hodge 50, and Punch I for 'and half without testa Murphy. *am i1,1 10 reFootball League, who wereway. I the Sc, Ire Dr. Horan ed and Andrew* hour 03, Harrold one League. V. for 31; eagerly etcweakly wiJ Under Rules out: Johnson (E.P.), (CI.), 38; Hill 28, accounted for the temettnng witii hind the eompetillett, that the W.A.C.A. change. and WaR WO' tired for the and pipe" grounds, but not turn to Misses The 25/-, of1/1171S WV-, 130 to See (E.P.), 25; Herbert Butteworth (N.P.). kets. tears.% to by the members. IgetavYlecktente, Bards', madecreated The New` South Wales replied In view of the fact that followers the day. a me Tar. ItAttogeasing yards handicap, trophler,. O'Sullivan's actions and delivery of and again. night's 11.-220 (Cl.). 24 not out; their tee is handling the coinceilleea M Bardsley of ceased for the C 73. p.m, play etacartney led with 5.45 deprived at were 447. could sport that the Tramper out. Punch I e f compiling 130 in the "The Wind" was everything last OWIllir to the 30,-, 20/, 10/, Drill Dimple, ,cord by The day eight of the Cosmopolitans' wickets 5 TOP 23; for was next Willi. 105 not pity that Arthur world's Innintre. 54 al! di instance of enjoyment on Saturday for. *eat $6.14owlIng Blundell (W.F.), a only be wished Andrews to 12.-Children's arid really be is It meeting We feel the 103 runs. for fallen Gregoiv star having 65. the second with 4 Richardson, South Australia's versatile Rate, half -mile, century scores inclement weather,evening next doubt Veryard (\V4'.(. 3 for Fa. SlacTavistee Jazz band were Animist) I3.-Teams Relay Douglas, woo finished the to R batsmen getting two well. sure that our own team can secure tine to relate, held on saturday has not been seleeted11111 value 42/ peril-nine, of the esening. "B" Grade. Saturday. secured for 6 f cm Monday, cod- "all rounder,a large attendance. The open, prize Patrick's Day Trotting HanClem In one test match.priorStrange attract and heard noted other two wickets, and put up a larger of less will start seen Hendry, England. the have to to trip menthe, getting the ar14.-SL Ferme that on make mianimotie score than their opponents, but totn season and out. he Informed that he ronndently ex- progranune will be the same as Batting: McNamara iN.P.), 7a;54 nos trick" Jaz. bands In Perth. the vatn censecutive balls. has sung his praises tield and Mulles- the. OIl many occa- each innings comitared to MacTavish e. day's play should be very Interesting, gie (N.P.), 53; Styles (W.P.), ranged for last week. Innings were 7 for dfria,r..--Running Hop, Step and Jump, matelot' was,only Ile has proved his worth Me perted to reach the century:. figures tot No woes especially If It is a fine day, and we oae in it." out: WimBrIchre (W.P.), 39; etcMahon litmentber of thes Fender I for 31, Mons. and whereas many' pf the there ':was trophy value 2I/-. New J. Handel!. who Is aQueensland, $8. Parkin 't for 105, and and ac - wish our men the best or luck as well is music balance. the yards. dress, Victorians iac by 440 describe (M.). 29. Styles (W.P.), 3 for 18. Handicap. in can 47, secured scores compiled have been made again- N.S.W. team now 17.--C.B.C. to as centuries for several of them. Wilson I for eonsid, 10/-. ;Iona of the 1;.n411, ehose object was Bowling, south Welshmen expert. whom many s second knock Boys under 16. Trophies, 30/-, Handlattack, \Mr England egooelle" ambitheir 1909and Australian the present, 138S'and. DougIn everyone south amuse How the Clubs grandly for Race, 120 yards, to Wallies. --Hurdle st the weak le. scorinferior has Woolley played for little hand Syd Hendren other In out. 82 not on the grade cricket 10/, "A" 30/-, in trophies, Richardson the cap, of season -A" Grade. las stubbornly Fender pick 10 teat seNartoonase Rhodes the seedn which 27, and College. va.talsentif a.elliyierdealbei his rune againstand Australia. Schools and W. In ney, he captured 78 wickets, Malley has 66, WilsOn 30, of their dress Andrews ed SUCCESSES IN SWIMMING in eetahlished a record. though bowling of England P. W. 1st. In. Pts. 17 all got amongst the runs. ChampionehiP. 120 yards, Boys tinder viewing or even thinking THE DIGGER, The heartfelt conhe is doing big things for On, Hendry It was off his 130W113 agtridatiitillettiroutetion,i. EXAMINATION. 2 3 7 Saturday' toner eclipsed it. for 44, Gregory 2 for lee, were the club cricket Claremont On one ati:Itilieitanks of the society wieket-keeper. ,I 121 ROKEBY-P.0An, SUBIACO. 12 3 2 Fee, Australia. Long, 2/. 3 Acceptance 2 Malley south E.J. and anti Start NPormial'ihitGloond ..7 50, nis that ". for of Subtitle° not bat afternoon he lilt up 177 age Ins, against Ire right artists getting dId 11 extended Hobbs are record, 7, with sifSMALL GOODS, Ete. la March Orphanage GROCERIES AND on Monday. 7 a w'orld's Boys' close .. weiket-getters. made Perth 711e Clontarf Saturday Five la troupe. lost 2 for 66 151. I River Ellirk? the following Catered 3 Country Patrons Specially .. 7 the banks of the CanningDuring song New South 'Wales not and then the ten hatsMen. Ste e. J. Siege, Snigg's Corner, Bar- elacTavisles North Perth scored 202 in dashthe evening. hatsinass Lama oilVictoria 2 then delivered that fine stirring out, and Hendry Adelaide. he 1 for at Lowest City Prices. Goods of Park District. Herbert Collins, Punch 63 nottheir earl: and Murraystreets. Teeth. Crie- in the ovens he hit 52appropriate West Perth ... 7 a very Dust North Test very two a at off "Liberty," regards runs as emitted Is there boys style. 150 hona-fide any description sent to any address in only accepted from One would for Australia, spell the out, scored hot has Entries wie ing Hie recent CunningHe steers. Mrs. Midland both time. two present the seciii.ed and consisteney. at of one much. save money. Save worry. Waddington In the kit. a model in swimneng very rate. Amateurs for all events other than Nos. ham and Mr. Quinn. two members of the State. The game ten four's given a chant, Auetrathus 70. 101, hate revelled .18.* Grade. like to see him at a cost of 30 rune. practice the many :, erect is. maths 41) I runs In date, an interesting Send Cash Order. Joe Does the Rest. 15 kets drawn. This Is ensile ere! have put into Ile was tile first Materavish's troupe, rave In 7 21, and 59. Fifth Test. West Perth against the ref, 16e, record points they have received Mr. Tibillyr,.. Fillt4,kulety4 11 was by any Australian in excellent tesitlayi of ,Ivil:. Ilan to make a hundred Instructor, the best North Perth .. . 77 2 are from their that 3 13 help to make the ill.play worthy of the Enidiehmen. Test Cricket. recitation, During the last week Mr. NuSubteen recently, A batsman Wells. the members, and his occasion. New South Wales v. Queensland. 2 is re7 A full attendance This happened Life Ste and his betEast Perth .. .. gent, the Examiner of the Royalvisited Oral, and drove 3 I a ball straight hack. encore, "The (treat Flood at Maslauds" at next meeting. when %Mut,New South Wales batteda brother of his head: from his quested Midland 3 CRICKET AT NEW NORCIA. Saving and SwiinmIng Society, stopped it with tiefortint1 rounds of applause R. Bardsley, 7 brought Partner teers will be required to take chalet, of SOCIETY ran up 202. examito ting an Claremont .. eoneucted "stand handec, the sang off and l XI., left Mr. 0. Reardan ball imenced Competition comAustralia!, veluable banner the hearers. the soelety.1 clurMg the langnas but Colour Senior tile presented,of The of Games. wood fleldernan's a hearts the into To -Day's The capcranium and Your Guns," and warmed the list with Si).28, Other proCession, and also to see it safely rethe menced on Wednesday. 16th. East heeded were V. Russell 25, ate's Quarterly Minors/ Meeting. Two were "out" with Gostelow ;hr result be- Brotherllie.ntthe whole had3atheb°s3asti,,ra the members with this fine war home. turned. The collectors electerl to col"A" Grade: North Perth tains tossed for ;mowers, .15. Kay haw's. or them pass and gain West Perth- v. awls St. Vincent de Paul Mr. R. Walsh thee, gave one of his usu-. lect donations and trophies, In order to seeing. of play The Society ball! Love 17, and BrownMcAndrew should 20, same Perth. at Perth Oval; (west); Bryant Ives and made in been ing that Byrnewicket, and the other two the Elementary Sertilmete, whilst Midland .5 for 77, Marsden 2 for 42. centuries haveseason-that held their quarterly general meeting at ally Poe recitations. entertain (Le children et the Sublaco, at W.A.C.A. this Sunin Ihe College and enthweastie suitably for eft raptured In Fifty-two the Proficiency Certilicete Examination St. Joseph's Church, Sublaco, on Right A very enjoyable first class cricketmatches 51. and Rowe V. Claremont. al Midland. a close annual Melee of the society, reported and eleven teams on the oval. The Perth v. East 1 hefor Shield Queensland replied36 with the whole, with the exception of one, day ,February 13, 1021. was then brought to Ireland Thr .1eiey IreIler0115 help. "B" tirade: North(east); wickets. " receiving not Is In Sheffield Perth EllfrilRillnell C Metre wicket Byrne hatted gained Ilie diploma. the feel sure Rev. Monsignor Verling presided over an melting West the We On ' God Save McAndrew which ef In 30, Sliming the matches have made s special effort W.A.C.A. with years at O'Connor past la Perth. 170. He went very cheap, however, that the results obtained last Saturday attendance of 55 metnbers, and extendMidland 5. out, Rowe 14, aside first. children &errs to, Fennelly 15, 10. to give aboutp v. Sublaco, at Sublaco; have figured. V. Clump thus fielders. helpscribe, the all and Welts, present. elated Mr. all FORESTERS. Victorian on to s which credit Farquhar welcome NATIONAL Claremont. To,. great hearty g iflork*at!(ho"121.: at and a IRISH retiree "Onlooker," promise Claremont. Oxenham 13, we ed Reports were received from the reference. to Cert- male It stand but W3:4 me, eel. Russell 4 for 59, Ran- expresses hinteelr Brothers, arid we are satisfied A splendidly attended meeting or tee tend the picnic on Sunday,v March e, a ed appreciably. "A" Grade Play. Retell' Test, tall end [mewed in the Engels!, rash's.) the the praises or the readers ladies' conference's showing steady pro fetich O'Neill branth was held In the programme of sc )ete, etc, Nero to In, Ives 3 for 43, and Thatch"' catch of Meets iti the dal for 46, happened and ten wickets had fallen for 54 runs, are voicing wickets. The if.'s Sublime v. East Perth. The veitous public Institutions then an amazing thing A pleasing feature of Cie "Anil or THE RECORD in congratulating the press. Hail on Thursday evening, 1eth violas years. I for 22 divided the er rrades and stroke. luck, second hie or The a 1n plenty at late last distributed. with of 268 D. meeting was the installatiee or two new were visited, and Nicer as Itobbe, a shade. hist, when the Chief Ranger (Bro. Cornstalks lilt up batted McDon- Bryant hatted with lads on tile magnificent success they branches Cricket was spoilt nit Saturday brilliantly for however. knock. an off -side hall from are earticularly active in as- Bolster) presided. ram, The deem-ate to members, and several nominations. Besucceeded in passing the score O'Keefe achieved. touched have ball 31, week by rain.and The the and Clone J. Love was heard. the "flannelled fools" 73. then followed Ives 38, sisting cases of dIstrees. only three wickets down. and J. Guth St. Patrick's Day Committee faro. P. J fore the meeting, closed, the Chief 27, ald. A Mick was welcome, resent it. Su- Thatcher 31 not Out, Bardsley in its swift night,slip.travelled Report of Men's Particular Council. presented a very satisfeerery re- Ranger donated a guinea to be won Ned made runs come rapidly, engaged locally did not went Queens - deviated Foundling Ryan) the to 9 for Brown 25. and McCoy IC. 23. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. During the year 1920. the a flash towards first for 930. port regarding ire usual celebrations,. by the member who introduced and also helped with McCabe blime, from first. applied. land's successful trundlers were Ayres like Carter, glovedJumped a lively activbatted was think. to (or eisplayed Branch closure oval 5/iinme waning sends the On the Wesmnia, then hopes were expressed that the For- most new members during the next six "Thankful" and for padded heavily Minch he was. :!53, with 7 for 88, Kay 2 for 77. Marsden 17, the Brothers and for or two down occasion utteonquered wickets return one in ity, on three Poor the were of remained Sisters %vomit nisn int In full force and months. esters I ittle the Hew There Flettideleits 2:11 to with extended. showed a cheque left arm to handed was !cluck wilt and Itennalt Horne eat McCabe the a but Is, visited credit. like for Queensland Ills six .128 to received. Lie seemed and The nowt - 30. start fell for 189. he did it none -rued tell. in charge, belrnr 33. for £50 to the Sister boxes. Matle 55. Sundries claim - for favours will, but afterbya good dice form in getting Oxentunn A 3 for 54. Ward 10? runs. through the air like III oppossten his guns and proceeds of eollection won log was done by Evans Mr N.S.W. line 22, Ayres Ill, In fly for 35. Renfrey IEast Tree was arranged for the of Sheppard 40, Fennelly the for 47. Meek raln-spolit successful a wicket, generosity were the 13 to thanks elms, On the and McAndrew 5 15. "Grip Randell DAYS OF THE ROMANOVS" telegraph' A while 137. Nesth-West. get friend In the Perth del welt toof the worries of cafe Oneeneland batsmen, for Russell donation a and 13. for money order, representing rot. 57, Ives Jennison. relieved the of form with the .wickets. from the sportmg community secured e8 rl seain the at 34. North-West, provided a day l'at In compilingVern Harrold, promotSundries. side for the children. two ettixers. made a promise A month ago all the Reviews were cull with glowing accounts of the Idol-WarThe Rev, Father Hayes then preached ed front the int" team. lie k.ipt the soWhen Australia's cricket 25. score first authentic history of the ex -Czar and his family from the time of his line a trey instructive sermon on the nig start In getting Yen ---made hit wick Armstrong carpet, and he Hitherto, this darkest work. Test, ciety's Fourth to their foul murder In Matiev's house. from the In abdication ball well along theanother recruit revealed a or 123 not out very notable achieveNow The Treasurer's report hard. lia,nmonci. made some Monsigunr Yen chapter to Russia's bloody history had been impenetrable mystery. grade, played a good14,knock ran to 4redit balance of L30. and also the lower Kent, In the Best place, he and of the "Times," ROBERT McWilliarn ments. correspondent PcliVerS, closing special the 14. of three the the investigations read Only then !mg for 28. 10 negotiated double figures. 2.020 runs In Test matches. the -2,009 es followed lit family were Imperial which of the life the harrassed Profutelits, reconstructed DP nas Me ran other cricketers have topped WILTON, Renfrry Blessed Sacon, East Perth by Benediction of the Most Compelled to follow their exile, and their dreadful murder in a dungeon, as if it had happened Clem Hill, the greatest left of Our Pahneoss le and mark. Inns. rament. and the hymn, "Faith 6 for halide', the world has ever seen, seemed tip 20 without yesterday. Robinson Subteen, For un- 9,660. Fathers." Ward 5. Victor TruMper, the peerless. 4 for .52 howled The soul -stirring narrative Is proved authentic by the depositions of 63, and Ifennah, Howard, who leads ed- 2,263; and S. E. Gregory, the greatest to the Tim many eye -witnesses, and numerous photographs of the personages and changed. barracking batsman for his inches known has ELECTORS' OF FREMANTLE. yet in for a dell of the game, 2,193. Altogether, no beak of recent years has No Englandee blue, "sine the death chamber, etc. scenes, eitneirce not Securing Your Interest is Invited to lid quite passed the 2,000 -mile post. but Archie because he would stirred the conscienoe of the whole civilised world to the same extent as Methinks Timto the abuse- McLaren, the stylish Lancashire mat. bowlers.his faith Engthe Return on MARCH 12th. NEXT LAST DAYS OF THE ROMANOVS." "THE leaders best East of the of right in pinning. one and to dispom CANDIAND SON, Is close up, having 'Minuet cur, mentioned trunler!, A nrst supply of this sensational big work reached ALBERT OF THE SELECTED LABOR -land has produced, moderate total. Perth for a Ise The second notable acThe few' copies not already bespoken can be had at Scored 1,931. DATE, LTD., yesterday. arming, by I le rims. "W.Wes"sixthpartnership won nn hievement Was for wieket. M15, Claremont. 20a., V. or post from. JONES. the Perth EIEN North with Gregory which parts Knock Welled at This pair scored 145 together, record North Perth's first Meetings will be held In various Clarethe previous Test match run, in advance of26. reel beats of the Electorate, as advertised in the 126-fifteen Syd. Gregory and dashruns. Bettsvcorte 47. three by Evans rim ing Harry Graham were the deposed remont. daily papers. the princioal Cita, Fremantle.) at Baglin, A. F. 142 Christian whileer (Authorised by They scored brought boWlate far Pack- cord holders. Illade Of white metal, heaves getters, done tee 3 for 37, Our Silver-plated SPOONS and FORKS RN' to 1893. Then Armstrong to to wear white throughout, *3. Lords riont was 44, Isy scored this season inplated with sterlIng silver, and are guaranteed end Banks I forPerthhis total of anruns Tea SPOONS, ST. PATRICE'S DAY CELEBRAfor silver. .. Ilan) 3 were 105 per of sterling with Norte plated average heavily the is of for quality 3 No. on or tnree C. 1,051, TIONS, 1921. Table SPOONS, 53s. dozen. There dozen. Cia,mont collared This Is the second occasion Dessert SPOONS, 38s. rorcs, 20s. dozen. nes "run out.' seamed nings. he has scored over 1,000 runs in 53s. dozen. Table newt. lit tit Dessert FORKS, 38s. dozen. the feat 120. which tat! North Peen for Tea accomplished at lie silver. (Proceeds to Charities), deposits o; sterling not a season. and so gets or, knock, and 'declared" B. or No. 2 Quality, has two separate 47s. dozen. Table SPOONS, 67s. cos-ie.:1y for 47fOlm In the 1907-R season, onb Dessert SPOONS, Keith Hodge played Clem Hill, the to gee SPOONS, 2r,i. dozen. SPOONS, leis. dozen. tile same mark asbatsman Table perform dozen. Herbert e:so W.I.charaeterlsocal47s. POSTAL ADDRESS, BOX 57, 0.P.O., PERTH a.m. to FORKS, oat. Dessert dozen. played PROCESSSION THROUGH CITY 11 Tea SPOONS. silver. for 56, otherfeatAustralian for 38, andnotOMout. Hatliday Iwire in Australia. has three separate plating's of sterling SPORTS AND SCHOOLS' Quality, as Al 008th 88s. years. SPOONS, recent Table . ly for 24 1 ter ee seensed 11.e wic- thePerhaps . no game in SPOONS, 62s. dozen. . . DEMONSTRATION 3/s tel dozen; Dessertdozen. Association. and Bandy for 14, Table FORKS. ets. Purse in the senior Matting Dessert FORKS, 620. North Perth lest interest es the kets. NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. Pacritatti for 3. least spoons, 15s lid per case; 6 epoons and has provided so much bowledm by in eases, beAfternoon Tea SPOONS,case. GROUNDS, HAY -ST. EAST. Tsare being first insilegs by t Frame last Saturday "A." W.A.C.A. won commenced Perth f North and C.Y.M.S. pair of tongs, 10s tid per 17. cosmopolitans MARCH THURSDAY. tween knife runs. cake forks. avid) close with Roth these teams have "undefeated" West Perth v. Midland. Entries for Sports Events Afternoon Cake FORKS, In cases containing 299 (de- written against them, and their fleetSiege's Corner, Mur'In. J. J. SNICIG, streets, edge. se, ed per case. Perth's score of s for West P'ath's too nitwit of ing has been the subject Of diSel.SR1011 Perth, ray and Barrack he time well congregate." will do "most Department clared), Cutlery Mndites, and for the the after- Where cricketers Die game commencA Stroll Through our Electro-Plate MONDAY, MARCH 7, at 6 p.m., a stiff propoeition The West twice In A. Watts !Mtn elites before of success. C,osninspent. Who were dismissed 64, were confident When Programme of Sports Events or 121 andcricket. bowling to pun The ed noon for scoresaggressive (Incorporated.) relied Oil their May be Obtained. polltans they felt by 62 C.Y.M.S, getting hand through- them through, while and Acceptance Fee 2/-. upper In Nomination the rivals held their of trundlers 93 and Veryard were a little ahead Blundell 5 forhighly out. successful. every department of the game. Weather erteCONCERT. both for were 23, auspicious 3 for tisninrs and 110 conditions were not last, when CosmopoliWest Perth won by an MS MAJESTY'S TIIEATRE, PERTH, keton Saturday when runs. Postponed Frern Les, Si turday. to the wickets, and tans went caned olio Grad* Play. .-.1 9 18. GRAMFDRIDNAAaYtT,I:MNAPAVLCH was (de Hine 109 for bte and 1 Nor a big scorecertainly meted. West l'erth,it 195, 100 th. Stale, all over Midland, and the "tall" may Wag some, and if Tickets: Deese Circle and Front tiered). put eleven an innings 3/..; Back Stalls 9/-; Gallery 1/-. and 10e, winning by54 not out, and bowie, of the Cosmopolitan their supporStyles as good 105 runs. as in are Secretary. will JAS.Na DWYER, C.Y.M.S. 39, went for the bowling them, Wimbridge and the spectators ters believe rune. the W. J. WEBB, Assist, Sec. A R FL) VI-, Sc, retary delighted get to form style, true PERTH In fine Batsmen who need to bat scoring. deliberately, o. Perth C.V.1111 Society, 504 Ilayand ST. Gi:ORGE'S TERRACE, STREET With theirforfree HAY use the term trtle'' form McMahon 29, were Perth, tattle:' stree, Midland with that doubt well no did 13, and for there Is Lucas bowline out. no not Is 21 there Dobson 0011 SAVE IRELAND. form as a guide, West Perth trundlers that can safely Thomas 11. side in the ASSOeiatiOn were Styles 3 for C.Y.M.S. for anymein perfnrmed well 32. for Si,. speak of AIRrIligRITIR. 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lei it for the "wee ones." Here's a little ecimedrunt for Barbara: If "Pon is the short for Vlientra, what is I would like the short or Barbara?" (From Our Correspondent.) is only one to Know, because there sound more in Veronlea than in Barbara. The chief attraction at the Port in Thank you, dear, for the love Bud kisses You Send the "wee ones" and Your lee- Catholic circles last week was the AUNT BESSY. arrival by the R.M.S. Osterley of his nie,

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Aunt Bessy's Corner. -I

My Dear Children, promised you t tat I would tell more about the return or MS Grace the Archbishop this week. n the evening following his return to Perth, he was given a very nice welcome home In the ground); of his Cathedral. A big platform was erected for the purpose, and many coloured lighat lined the way from the gates to the Cathedral, and encircled the platform. A strong guard or honour was formed by the children or the schools. and the Clontart Brass Band during the wait for the procession from the -Palace played

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mailing, so your Corner cousins will no Do all you doubt be glad to meet you. can for the Good Shepherd Appeal; the Sisters are deserving of al, the help we t en give them. The "wee ones" are well. Thanks for the love you scud Mem alld your loving, niece.;

Bonnie and the Booby. Broad Arrow, Feb. 13, 1921.

Special Bargains In ladies' Underclothing AT

Grace Archbishop Clune, after his memorable visit to Rome, and particularly to Great Britain, the latter rendered so vivid by his Grace's activity ill matters coenected with Ireland. He was met by a hest of clergy and representative laity of the metropolitan area. There accompanied hie Grace op the voyage Archbishop Spence, of Adelaide,

BOANS Great Summer FAIR

Dear Aunt Bessy,-Just a few lines We are nearhoping to 1111(1 you well. It must of been ly dead with the heat. I hot the time or the lire in Perth. suppose it has left a big gap in Perth. I was going to ask you for a collecting AUNT BESSY. card, but Barbara has asked for one and the place is too small for both of us Ladies' Madapolam NIGHTDR ESSES, embroidered in pink or sky, Theresa's First Letter. We to have one, so I will help her. scolloped neck and sleeves, kimona shape, good value; usual price, had a hook of tickets sent to us the Bishop O'Connor, of Armidale, New 8 Beaufort -street, Perth, 10/6. Special Fair Price, 7/11. of the Sisters Little from the other lay February IS, lot I. South Wales, Very Rev. Father Dear Aunt Bessy,-Will you accept Poor. We always sell tickets for then), Hogan, O.P. (Prior A Table of Ladies' Navy Moreen UNDERSKIRTS. with deep flounce of St. Lawrence's, There was a very nie as one of your many nieces? very nice music. I so I must sell them before the card and kilted frill. good quality: usual price, 10/6. Special Fair Price, 5/6. large gathering to welcome his Grace, like reading your Corner every Sunday. comes. We trid a social evening here Adelaide), Rt. Rev. Abbot Catalan who looked well, and seemed very I am eight years of age, and I am in on Thursday, and I got a booby piezi and Rev. Ladies' Allover Lace CAMISOLES. square neck, trimmed with lace: Well. rise, 0.S.B. (New Norcia), pleased to be back with his people the third standard. i attend St. Brigid's such a silly thing it was. very effective; usual price. 7/11. Special Fair Price, 4/11, again. Many of you have often heard School, which I like very much. We Aunt Pessy, I more say good bee forthea Father McMahon, MA., who has arrived to take up duty at Perth. his Grace's eloquence, but I think he are getting a new School built, and I short :Mee Love to yourself Lei Ladies' Calico KNICKERS, trimmed with self frills, good value: wee never heard to better advantage hope that It Vi ill be very nice. loving niece,. During the early part of last week This is -wce ones:usual price, 4/6. Special Fair Price, 2/11. titan on the evening of the "welcome niy first letter to you. so I shall not BONNIE MULLINS. the premises of Mrs. H. Roper, Frehome" function, lie told us about Ire - take up much of your precious Corner. to mantle's Catholic Good Value in Ladies' Dainty White Muslin CAMISOLES, with inBonnie, dear, I am very pleaeed stationer, were roblaud anti his story was a very sad one. With love to yourself and the "wee have a teller from you so soon after the bed of a small stock of stationery let of Val. Insertion and medallions, trimmed with Val. Lace; usual Poor Ireland Is being badly treated and ones."-Your would-be niece, So ear my nieces and nepholidays. cruelly used; but he told us of the price, 10/6. Special Fair Price, 6/11. THERESA McliONAGII. well, and Judg- and a sum of money which very Mrs. shaping are hews heroism and faith of the Irish people. open- Roper was holding on behalf of a or course, i will, my dear Theresa, ing by their attendances Since the have Ladies' Smart Striped PYJAMAS. with turn -down collar, in blue, It was a fine speech, and everyone came a year. we should friend. A sum of away (though saddened by the story and as you like reading our Corner i ing or the new money belonging pink, and mauve, striped crepe, soft quality; usual price 21/-. Special hoping I am long. contributm full Corner before of Ireland's terrible troubles) encour- hope you will be a frequentyour Fair Price, 14/6. lazy ones mem to the proprietress was overlooked cousins that some of those aged by the assuranee of his Grace that to it. so that others and last year will come and be by the marauders. the heart of Ireland still pulses strong, will have the pleasure of hearing what neglected me me I want friends, again. I ern glad to know (*Mende with and the spirit of the Irish people shows Theresa has to say. The Port was visited by peculiar MISS KATHLEEN CAHILL, lithe Mende big friends My big friendPray for that you are a pupil at St. Brigid's. no signs of being broken. nieces weather these last few days. First A.L.C.M., A.T.C.L. ip is the wine of life. there, bet it is a very Deland, my little friends; she needs the have a few nieces or we were treated to a me altogether to me. forgotten ranee they wrote long have while sharp course of Pupil of the Sacred Heart Convene prayers of her friends -pray that the they come hail and wind, two only remain, and aswhen Good God will lighten her burdens and saw the new school about three weeks which uprooted trees, Cool a isusseitun and Highgate 11111. though feet I be. I one it will Corner ago. What a lovely to the send her peace. -Your loving, fences, and unroofed I am glad blew down must come and see Rev. Mother some breeze comes with them. AUNT BESSY. Little houses. The following two or three in whom is vested full control. The: day after the opening, and beg her to you are doing some work for the Worare They days were so hot that let me have just a look at you all In Sister?, of the Poor. man of Board has been formed to liquidate FAVOURS RECEIVED. your pretty nest. Write often to your thy of the best that can be doneizefor questionable virtue who one expired on the present debt on the building. "Thankful," Westonta, sends es. for AUNT BESSY. So you got a nootiv them. the the second day was seen yesterday amounting to something in the vicinthe "wee ones," in gratitude for fav- loving. you Weren't so badly off as milt. I wort ours tecived. persons who get nothing at all. Kitty Likes the Corner. just walking tip High -street with a large ity of f:300, and to manage the hall one once; it was a shaving I brutal, under his arm. He inform. regarding rentings and improveVivienne's Holiday. "Kla Ora," 258 High -street, felt that rould hang blanket a all ed us that in spite of the rather lurid ments. it's The lb arcs intends to pro me. But Feb. 14, 1921. Fremantle. tt to who gave Mogumher, Feb. 17, 1921. the to beat reports he had received at Sunday- vide the building with comfortable Dear Aunt Bessy,-This is the first Dear Aunt Besey,-I sin sure you will nee a laugh helps the heartMar, to you, I hope time I have written to and school of his present abode, he has seating accomisaidatim as soon as Write Often, Ronnie,BEeee'. think I am taking a long time to thank you will accept me as one of your many hell, AUNT you for the nice prize you sent me. I your lens tog, found it so cold that he had, per- possible, and to establish a labour I look forward to the RECORD was away for my holidays when it nieces. force, to return for his blanket! bureau which will be a standing rema i hi Kalgoorlie C.Y.M.A held their came; and school had also started when every week, and I like reading the A Visit to Mary and Kathleen. I am thirteen years Now, again, people are thinking of cord of the welfare of each individ- r=ageNY. nu:XI". 't9=1.10111.1.T. I came back. I was so pleased to see Children's Corner. St. Joseph's Convent. Albany. BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS UNDER 12 YEARS OF AGE. the prize waiting for toe when I came of age, and in the seventh standard. 1 furs and frost-bitten ears! ! is also the inten- was installed as a new memlx:r. After We ual member. February 13, 1921. Convent School, which home. I have started to read it. and BO to St. Joseph's have started have not granted Sir James Con- tion of the Trustees to have a buffet ordinary business had been disposed or, Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition. k has Dear Aunt Bessee-We We were at is conducted by the Sisters. so far it seems nice. It is just three weeks nolly permission to publish this run in connectioll with the hall, at the third sitting of the K.C.Y.M.S. Model Fremantle, but I do school again. (Under the Patronage of His Grace the Archbishop of Perth). It was been very ithotis in Beaconsfield for our holidays. as hot as Perth. We sinee we came home, after such an enthe piece in his immigration literature. which it will be possible to obtain very nice down by tile beach, and we not think be This Establishment occupies the finest position in W.A. we which month, one of for St. homey Patrick's ji:Veliriltrieli!"ci).1iiilie,..alThLgini. is preparing will Soon joyable Car used to go bathing every day. There also arrived by the Osterley refreshments, etc. built on an elevation, surrounded by acres of land, within All societies us- Leader of the OppOsItiot. (the lion. G. Convent, Fremansix minmei is getting She Is Day celebrations. Sortie of the Catholic spent at se Joseph's and fat now. Kathleen, and eleven novices. en route to New Nor- ing the hall will pay a stated rental Gowans) for a "pair," ay reason or the utes' walk from the Railway Station. We saw Mary tle. My little bro- wharfs have already started preparing such a dear little thing. with days pleasant that two or the Goecrument memWell, dear Aunt Bossy. so as spent Fonte very cia. They all Covering the use of hall, electric tact ther (lohn) goes to school now. Mary for It. Kalamunda, a popular tourist resort, is 1000 feet above sea bers (Messrs. O'Leary and Boylen) They do look so nice In the spectators of thewere very interested is going to write to you neat week. not so take up much of you precious them. level, and cannot be surpassed for its delightfully cool, invigorating welcome accorded light, and conveniences. The F.M.C. were unable to attend, ',wing to urgent My sister Nell The space, I will have to close. With much cap, and are so happy.St. Joseph's Her little lamb is growing big. when their illustrious the H.A.C.B.S. have already seclimate. boat and A splendid opportunity is thus afforded to children -companion, and I hope to enter weather has been so terribly hot up love to yourself and the "wee ones." Archbishop Clutie. we are old enough. There are so many the City, and from enervating country climates, to enjoy from cured nights for their meetings, and here that we often go Into the river You: would-be niece, take the KITTY FYNMORE. SiSt.erg in Fremantle that It!l would They for a bathe. As it is very hot indoors. The hardy nature of Australiane :s another large society is likely to folmountain air in this beautiful locality. anais. lion. their The C. Carrigg, know Introducing to the time a long' I will bring my short letter to a close. Kitty Fynmore, you are very wel- o-ere iery nice and kind to us. Al- their greatest boast, but there are low suit in the near future. For terms apply Enter- second reading of the Amendment of Hoping yourself and the "wee ones" come. I sin deliented to have you for we time, good a such some had things we which tainmenee are to be even an iron conorganised to g:asLirceeVansg al4`414.,, ';',0 that .ther are well and happy.-Your loving niece, one of my little Weer', and I hOlse You thoueh necessary whet to return to our dear Con- stitution must pay unwilling hon.- help defray the cost of renovations 'VIVIENNE KEHOE. will not run away from us after having were the epees, welch had I was five days in St. age vent at Albany. to. Right here in Fremantle's and additions. The Hibernian Dra- present system. I ant very pleased, my dear Vivienne. made the acquaintance of all your cou- John I had an operaPublie houses were of God Hospital. Some come to us well that you are not disappointed with the sins in the corner. In for my throat, and am quiteaunty; main street we have sewage arrange- matic Society is already p-eparing g!elJerel_. _deleelterate irons the rank civil servant, a told no' court my ore. prize sent you. It is so hard to choose for a week or two, and we hear no tion trade, with Pie :molt that there would uncle and our saw We ments width now. are an a entertainment, part disgrace proceeds ce e,1-_,":,Telergie r:aletgg to the !!).:lriTe,11;17,kalea: be fewer not Kitty there. I would like prizes that will meet with everyone's more of retries of etrunket firs'. came to the train in Perth to see community. 1 hey render the pre- which are to be des oeed to that fib- ed and the House went Into commitPerth has uncle approval Tastes are so different where to be of the same brand. we went to the Foundling merhror for Brown filli- THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. us off. books are concerned. I am glad you en- been very warm for weeks, but I think Horne, and saw the dear little babies. I mises attached thereto simply un- ject and have silt ified ;ts wi ing less wte,emit,o, discuss Stater,h,ies The Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, With His am eiteloeing a postal note for three bearable to customers, and yet joyed your holidays down by the sea. there's a change coming.' co to ooerate further to the utmost in Ties, Underwear, Etc. Clause The dips in the sea during the swelter- storm at Sharks Bay (where Nellie GalP.nectiter.riZnefiCtr.1r,:,-).7 hes Kelliher. who takes from make W .t h such live The spite of determined efforts by the poissible extent. ing hot days since Christmas were I am lagher ts) there should be a break-up nn Interest in the "wee ones." extensive chanical. HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE. I hope there will be. sure very pleasant. I ant also pleased of the heat wave. have returned, and there are tenants to the health inspector and members as the Board undoubtedly The hon. the To satire, denied the. (Opposite Post Office). to Mum that little Carmel has not been I hope my dear Kitty will be In the St. boarders the them the Mayor, ground sertion no oction is taken to rem- possesses, we call look with confidones. among that t5 art control woule be an I shall be some new affected by the very warm summer, and Patrick's Day procession. 'Phone, A1474. evil Instead of a ,anent. Two Olive, so we are right into worktidy an obvious defect, ard the em- ence to much pleasarit social intertoot, reThe lion. the Leader of the Opposithat she Is increasing in size, and I am there myself, and I shall watch the sister We often write to ployees of ing order again. best. the course tbsi,tealk.riteiginitopi. very I am various during the their the school" doing coining winter. Clause, nauseating sure in importance. I suppose John pdeOlitaetrieJ..k letter from dear Mary, and we had a she loves to "sheds" 'nave to splutter and feels that he Is something big In the sere, to honour St. Patrick and -Poor her yesterday. ai insunicecieissa tftell". resulterine rofeodr nthton.sei, nisi file We know drirnartes1ritti:..dbwa(°r1:11,n)PiasiTidc:sole.: tnwele:.hrl'om,a12:°;:irei of foresight when deaPng with tae snspiodewa ki Thank you fur the love you hear shout its all and dear St. Joseph's. their way through nine, and inchoke Ireland. community now that he goes to school some moreanr:I PRIME BEEF BUTCHER, Mil. The Premier had left out matey duals, ',vim were 1 most little boys do. I am waiting for send the "wee ones" and myself.-Your We dear Mary and Kath- cases more, hours of slow poisoning our miss did mensee to the .,teat': laudable venture important matters, which should have. rising reiteration, would AUNT BESSY. Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Mary'e letter. I hope trevill be a long Fondest lose and do often yet. not be employleen, In the course of his opening ad Ztiri,iiiits its Ileco"lirtf one. ed. You must write to me very Telephone 488. to yOo, Aunt Bessy, from Nellie and me - each day. This unwholeome state HZ?). 1"111"r-fi: often during this year-your cousins The .1011. of affairs in Jotn Barbara Wants to Help. niece, is dress furtherance of at last his Legislat"lesson loving leaping its ttllareinent) inself.-.your atMaritana Street, Picadilly. thrown out of etork by reasonanor'ine tacked the Treeteleur on Will be very pleased. I want the Corner KINNANE. PHYLLIS the subject of evitable reward. . 1 t, E'nployees are i ve Asi:embly cempaien, Mayor Gib- new eine morrow,BTOia The Premier had scut Telephone 474. a row-ded one. Thank you for the barmales. 01 the time, by Dear Aunt Bessy,-I was quite disYour site letter, my dear Phyllis, is suffering for the sake of the capi- son was in humorous vein, during anteater at all aborts compensation. etre reason of the abaeeedpresent love you send the "wee ones" and your wages If cook., With the exeeption appointed when I did not see my first lilt donut reading. AUNT BESSY. If a grocer charges you which he waxed eloquent of a cer- iir,o,,tgi:stvz.prigif i;egiliedr rii,had ..Zirtc taeney- waitresses, etc.. y women1111.1 We of the spell In hospital, I was very talist: letter to the Christmas RECORD. obtain if the Grvernmeat die started school again to -day after two pleased to read that your holidays were threepence too much for a pound of tarn lade refusing to have Austral- rase. and these would scull %e Closet:. !sensed work. Jack is Pleased. wire hselllaii1S. One the News of Kethieett butter, even though it be pure and ian scented soaps pawned on to her Ile (the Leader of the 01/potation It is very hot up spent so enjoyably. months' holiday. avenues of eniplosment for women The Savoy is the Acme of Luxury Nannine, Feb. 17, 1921. am sure, I was not amongst the and Mary's 'happiness will be, this was now. would be lost. If ,t,ism:gtttle titatitetibewLroes Le eumerised the evotk and Refinement. Dear Aunt Bossy, am writing to lucky ones who got the prizes for CP delightful re* ling to all their tricrids in wholesome, he is "hauled over the in preference to Engl;sh made. te rrarCrthis? p174 performed by wemen In war coals. but Mr. Mayor the locally -menutime, when finds a puffed tied thank you for the book you sent me. I riddles. -faced landor to the profit ine-eby obtained considerrei them ciplitle4 10 I have got a guinea pig and the Corner, as it is really and truly everycon- Accommodation may be reserved by got quite a surprIse.wlien I received it, a little black kitten named Digger. Our in happy to know lord charged "a Savoy Hotel" rent facture(' article a drug on the mar- roma tont special fund Is provide eon, sideration. 1 a nl more that) -re. wire or letter. as I did not think I had won One this dog had a little pup, but the heat killed world's for a "Tutkish bath" with assorted ket, we would suggest that he dis- 'sensation for the disestablished late: The Lon. the On:niter thought that the that they are so free front the that year. Met sister gave me "The Heart of it. our perfumes, repulsive to the J. IL QUIGLEY, Licensee. I cannot write you a lone letter, Opposition were ,so ari.aous about slid I do hope and pray the tenant, his tribute his stock to some of those gored, the the School;" It Is a nice book, too. We because I do not want to take up too Niece, be near then) as a "poor will Lady publican.who blessed weald rehave to have had very stormy weather this much of your precious opposmor, applause.) 1 Corner. ceive "intmleg" for his hotel, is well whisperer of what is love and employees and his customers, one forebearing members of a long-suf- resells. (Loud summer, with plenty of dust, but no nearly forgot to ask you to send me a sweet roLen...bzieefo,:2othrt.tra,t.n.e.,(,!er. as the value or his hour, It Is only natural must disabuse one's mind of Bol- fering humanity, whose ill fortune it their days. and steak. rain. The school has not opened yet, collecting card, as I want to help the duly all the use Clause I was put to the MOiltM midst of so much peace and shexism, Sinn Feintsrn, and other is to be toiling over open drains con-T as no teacher has come up so far. 'Wati'..r);;;;;..! We "wee ones" as much as I can. -1V.0-14ei;irtr Surgical, Medical, and Midwifery. Bonnie, ten and carried. Nellie that little equally shocking sins of society, and veying an asphteciatieg aroma aria nous. may not be here long; we are going to that is Veronica, will help me. Ile tf entaoded the. Government We call real happiness, Clause 3 was torn dealt withreeryasaeKeaathilisern Th. 61 CAMBRIDGE -ST., LEZDERreason traf:. for move down to Goomalling: it will be her Bonnie for short, as Veronica is too si;ii'it,er 1%7,14. hourird yon are ing.p.to.. allot i.,:seAr lb? rrNt(t. plump solidly mg from fish for ',Law and Order." adjacent shops. restauestablishment of State Illanaift, wbe are VILLE. nice for -us to be able to go to the con- long. Well, I must say good-bye. naps your Guardian Angel will sort. What a grand anti glorious existence rants, and other delectable establish- ,,,0,,,,r%rtent ex,..trennyil:,,,r4:;,:.,,. that were to he exe..e'enced nen and rated vent school. am selling tickets now civil servs:rs at a nxed wage, was for the "wee ones" and your- day guide you Leto the same sweet et.-. ments, in the main street of that the Mil would reduce the eritik evil, het as for the bazaar in aid or the Good Shep- Kisses the chief Item of Miertst in this clause. al is ours! self. -Your loving niece, NORTH PERTH MOTOR t was very sorry to hear yironment. seas would seem herd Last Thursday evening'the local town, whose indifferent fortune it is he thought sly-ero8 No enInnlisSie.1 was to be grunted le that you had to g o Into hospital GARAGE. epring up when the hu tettluous hotels these "wee ones" are quite well. I will leave managers, I ant sorry YOU were disappointed, then at. John of Cod's is a Mee Place catholic Men's Society held their to recognise in him its chief citizen. had been dispensed will.. The (kW ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. off now. With much love to yourself Palliate. The Leader of the Opposition me you were usual weekly meeting tell no to Is need ehltellea there dear. puzzle were Star of the Sea H.A.C.B.S. The letters and The St. Patrick's eminent was trying to eliminate hotels. and the "wee ones."-Your loving nepa fixed waye. Telephones, A1837 and A4598. Pohl that perhaps I am glad YOU saw Hall. not published. becetise there were too well treated Mere. After the ordinary business held its customary fo-tnightly meet - (The lion. the Premier: "On the con- to hew, JACK McCANN. a hotel -manager In the capital city BOGUE AND SPERRING. Tell your friends at realty of them, and perhaps your Chriet the "are ones." we will make then, a paying pro- would be oblieese It'. work attended to, ing on Monday evening last, when trary full stele, You were second highest in the col- Mai letter was amongst them. I print- et. Joseph's or them, and perhaps they of the meeting was CARS position.") He wanted to know it the without .1113' intermission. hie FOR HIRE DAY AND whereas an lection, my dear Jack. expedi- taxpayers, already overburdened, would otter manager 17,1 en There were ed all the others. I am sure sou are will he induced to become my little members gave their undivided at considerable bueiness was NIGHT. oludYing wily two prizes given, so you will un- glad to be back at school again after friends in the Corner, who will work tentron to any enjoyable evening tiouely transacted. Sick pay was have to foot the expenses brought would scercelv any work dietrici to do Cream Cars for Weddings. derstand that our amounts were made two months' pleasure. Too much plea - for them. Olive must write to me. I which took the form of a "pound" passed to Bros. 11. Hayes and I. about by the new Mil: and declared yet, bothhave received the same wage. lino tip from little sums. sin glad you sue. even Mauch there's a brass band ern surf Kathleen would like her to take . . that if the Om ernmens members latel Cullity. A letter of c-ndelence was aside their partisan spirit, the BM commission were relowed, there would are pleased. It is a pity that Nannine with It, gets on to the nerves, and one tier place In the Corner Just as Mary want. be a I Iss in the unnine of the is such a dry old place. I should think tires of It in the :same way as One eras wished you to take her God The arrangements are well ia sent to Bro H: yes in cennection would be thrown out, because how probably place. hotels. a patch of green somewhere and a reof too match plum pudding. School and ?-fart' bless them both. Write at hand for the Juvenile Hibernians' with the death of his wife of the Government would see I P members The Hon. J. Mo'r'e (Deputy Leader of spectable raintell vented Le P (mange. will be a welcome change to most of by cairn as you can. my dear PIANO and ORGAN TUNER. were led by IricaPataes, the OppoeitIon) was Inclined to supNannine must have tumbled out of the nieces and nephews, and I hope Barbara shall be very pleased to hear every scrap Eixth annual picric, which will he Bros. Rev. Father Neville. 0.M.I., they lion laughter.) port the clause. lie contended 966 HAY-STREET. pockets or a wandering reformer of the will settle down to her lessons and or news about dear St. Joseph's. A motor launch and B. McCloskey have been apI got held at Easter. The Hon. R. Suitt r (member for Bev- the Government aves wise In making that ex"dry" school we have been reading work hard during the school term. I the note safely. Love to you will be engaged to convey the boys pointed delegates to the annual dis- erley) thought that the. Opposition tiaci perienced into managers of the Marie. about lately. You mustn't forget us, will send you a card, and I am sure tinct postal slew the wroth; of the from your loving, taken matter. Nellie as these Tien would, by reason of trict The sheets meeting. balance the:r and their friends up the the river for Jack, when you change your address. I Bonnie will help you to do your best to was the tntention of the Govern. knowledge or the business make the enda AUNT BESSY. A most ea o able da 's out- and quarterly returns were read and It 3*. merit to cut out drinkoig-houses terprise siweeSfal. adopted, t wether with the auditors' tied to let the respectabie hostelries re ing is anticipated. The Hon. T. Guwans thought that The 0overtsinent had no inten- re main. 'ssion Mould be :Mewed. beesti, Mr. John Mahon is one of Freman- report. The branch can congratu- tion or forcing 1.0tel keepers to give ue In some dist-lets IWO or three tirte,. tle's young men who is rapidly corn- late itself on its sound position, are their noteis. Tne smaliet hotels coil!! would be vying with welt othi r for ing to the front. Mr. Mahon is sec- the secretary (Bin. 11icCloskeyl was Ire turned into bearding houses. trade. The non. Attester ro- Albany (5'. The Premier then read Clause 4, proretary to the Board of Trustees of complimented en the manner in Moore) said that there seas nothing le viding for the closing and opening if St. Patrick's Hell and of St. Vincent which his duties were carried out the clause to provide against corrupat the Cain hours as places of de Paul Society. fie is also active- As was anticipated, Mr. W. C. Aug- tion. The 'Government had power to hotels business. acenfieS; he supposed that tile This siestas received Considerable oplv connected with the newly -formed win was occotded a walk-over for refuse pollee force would be lesponslble rer positiOn from all sections of the North-East Fremantle. is to be Catholic Men's Society, and the evidence to fie terideted against the !IOUS, The Hon. .1 Gowans, J. Moore. sincerely hoped that Labour will be the Brian Boru Breach, I.N.F. If the police had hotel keepers. and T. Gewatte proved that the Ides wee We are pleased to state that at true to itself in the other Fremantle grudge against a hotel keeper there preposterous, 11111 the Hon. R. Salter was nothing to prevent them from ',e- supported tileill The. Hon. T. Gawane last some tangible effort is being electorates. evidence to caster the rerun.] moved that ,111111Se 4 be deleted. The Miss Marcella Grimes, well and fay- ducing made to make a success of St. Patof the renewal or the lice nee, and there. Hon, the Prernie- objected, but when rick's Hall. A Board of Trustees, ourably known at the Port, is at by throw an otherwise innocent land- the motion Was every member 'ousel of employment Opposition. cheers were wihi for it. consisting of Messrs. T. W. Whiteley, present enjoying a month's holiday lordTheoutHon. A. e.arrIgg (Colonial ru.... and prolonged tt Awl) a victory, slid the W. A. Hoey, B. McCloskey, W. Keat- in our midst. Miss Grimes is now a surer) ill do Premier was obOtred to move the third said that the 11111 would ing, and J. Mahon, has been created resident of the "City of Churches." away with much of the illegal trade reading. without the 40h. Claus,. Title #10,...00, now rampant. Many outlying bootie having been passed, the House aajoitittdid a fair trade over the counter, where ea till February eSth. was nothing to the trade obtained by

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Illegal selling or liquor. A person 13 the position of a civil !servant, as Claus': 3 provided, would sot ierform any underhand work for ay extra bit Of trait. THE GOLDFIELDS UNDERThe Hon. the Premier, replying, saki the Opposition had holed a storm Jr TAKERS. vittiperstion at him o'i account r.T 18 HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE. Clause 1. :le thought that the i/ovWhy Do We Lead? Because we unernment ottleials to-gnt warn the ri,oorleiors of certain hotels that their derstand our business. licenses would be refueeti in the follow'Phone, 327. ing year, and tnereby Five Gient chance to dispose of their coml.. He agreed with the Opposition on t ie question of compensation, and as to rm.ruption ee relied on the Licensing Ceurt For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS. In deal with it. He had eitich pleasure Ili infrodneing Ceuta, 2. By this niesalso HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. sore the Govermient woold have power (due ii0tIce belog given) to take as, at a valuation al. remitting hotels ifs r eliminating unnecessary ones. The Hun. 1. .rowans eceitended that even tr the veto Mon ensured the value, or the eieuee and sleek, what would the Government do in regard to the Merrily, lost by the propteetor ween the (levet r ment took met his hotel? Mr. Salver had said that ',the Government had no NEW NORCIA. 'Mennen of foe mg a man to give tip Ills hotel, yet tee Pre,t.ier distincite CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. stated that the State would take over hotels. (Ali animated discugenni between Inc hoe. ntembsr for Beverley and the Leader of the Opposition tees place at this :deer. Tits Leadet of tt.e Twins: Forty Eight Guinea. Per Annum. Opposition ridieuleti Mr Salter's idea or boarding houses, beratiee the hoteikeiseer would lose nionty by reason of the fact that he was unable le sell beer. The hon. member foe Bevee'ey conten Jed that the Goverement intended to do For Particulars Ape!, to the BROTHER DIRECTOR. away .eith the sale of intoxicants In these superntme: hotels. Mr. Gown!, rontentied that the lion. member waunaware or the true fa:s of the Bel and aceused t mi. tl e Premier (A not enlightenIeg hie coreagues. V-etar looked Pke a aro:mtge., efecussion wabrought to an ehrept rt-, cluSlo, by hon. the Speaker .Mr. 2. Lawlee), wha demerit that the non. member for lee erley vas not in order in speakt across the 1/lose while the Hen. COWL,. he Id I le floor.) Tne of the Opposite.) resumed hl, spc,b. and deelared that the matter of ovine nett, to a hotel impel re the ration!, or iIiipOrtriit, cause the 'leen., oist his lucerne. The lion. T 0,watia et.ongly eoposed Clause 1, on ihe eroutel that it meant the tiationalisetem of tinsels. lee Wei nationalisation eue repugnant to everyw wee

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Archbishop Om Returns==Indicts British Government Of Unparalleled Crime Against Irish People --Delivers Impassioned, Outspoken Denunciation of Mis-government of Ireland Warm Reception at Ship's Side---Euthusiastic Demonstration of Welcome at Cathedral and Grounds THE ARCHBISHOP ARRIVES

later of presenting some further trust that he will be long spared to token of our love, and esteem, and reign over the Archdiocese of Perth, affection for His Grace in the shape I, therefore, ask His Grace to accept of something monetary. I will this, a small token of his people's therefore say nothing more than esteem. that this meeting is open for speakers."

(hear, hear)-but instead of living all these things were done that have up to its 'title, instead of restoring been charged against the British order, the operation of that Act in a Government. (Jeers and dissent). few snort weeks produced Suppose, then, the object of that Coercion Act was only to suppres Disorder and Anarchy did they blood -shedding, why all through the land. (Dissent) strike four hours later berthed at the THE VICAR -GENERAL SPEARS. That Act was passed to suppress, t(3 wharf, where a very large ga thering Wildly, Blindly, Indiscriminately The alert Reverend Archbishop extirpate, what you read in the pa The Right Rev. Monsigecr Vet- Clune, upon of the clergy and Catholic people rising, was greeted with pers as the "Murder Gang." But i t against the whole population? Why had congregated to welcome home ling, on rising, said:-"Your Grace, prolonged applause, and in a passion - was soon evident that the objec t was the little girl or the old age pen again His Grace, the Most Reverend Rev, Fathers, Ladies and Gentle- ate address, gave utterance to the named was not the whole or the rea sioner shot down? Why poor wo-night is to read fellowing sentiments, which found object, because its operation very men like Mrs. Quinn, sitting on a Dr. Chine, after an absence of nearly men,-My duty to nine months, necessitated -by an "ad an address from the priests and echo after echo amongst the throng- soon showed that it was meant not form outside her door with a child liminae visit to His Holiness, the from the laity to the Archbishop ed audience. After the applause only to stop the shedding of blood in her arms, shot dead by a drunken Pope. Dr. Clune later visited Ire- on this grand occasion of his return died away, his Grace said:but to stifle and strangle the nation - mob passing by in a lorry? land, and resided for a time in his from his official visit to Rome. Now, emr. Chairman, (Cries o f (Shame). Why were these things Lord Abbot, al spirit of the country. the reception committee decided Very Rem-. and Rev, Fathers, native county. .'Shame.") done, but to terrorise the whole poLadies As his Grace reached the wharf his very wisely that the speeches to- and Gentlemen-I "I cannot describe to you this pulation? be very hand was eagerly sought by two night were to be short, because I cold and ungrateful should reign of terror. No man or woman "Then you hear it said that all to -night if I his realise, ladies and gentlemen, that score of priests and hundreds of not stirred to the very depths who has not gone through it can these drastic deeds were necessary in people, and as the other Prelates you have come here not to hear were form even an idea of what it has order to suppress a band of crimincf my heart by this magnificent de with hint-Archbishop local speakers, who travelled but to hear his demonstration of welcome so reminis- been to live in that region through als! When you hear that you Spence, 0.P., of Adelaide; Bishop Grace-(applause)--and you are as I stand here of the grand the last few months! It was my lot must know that the O'Connor, of Armidale; and Prior here, I am glad to see, in your thou- cent to spend six weeks in my own na demonstration of faith and of loyalty Whole Truth is Not Told You, Hogan, 0.P., of Adelaide-descended sands to -night to greet him and with which you greeted the repre- tive county under the operation of the gangway the scene was a very welcome him back. We are all de- sentative of the Holy it was directed against the Father him - this terrible law. and I can assure because With the lighted to see him so well after his self so recently, animated one indeed. whole population of the country. you --and I am speaking with a sure hence my first Archbishop, also was his cousin, long absence from us. I will, there- words to -night must that-it was directed sense of the responsibility in utter- Not only be words of Father McMahon, M.A., who comes fore, merely read the address, which the warmest thanks to the priests ing these words-I assure you that against the dumb animals that hapAt I feel sere reflects the feelings of the and the people of Perth to the Archdiocese of Perth. pened to be for arrang- the life of no man or woman was this country in Ireland. You have in the conclusion of this informal re- priests and the people on this grand ing this magnificent demonstration a society called the Sosafe during that terrible time. The ception and distinguished visitors occasion. ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to and for coming in such large num- forces of Law and Order became and most of the priests departed for Animals. That society is doing splenTHE ADDRZSS. hers notwithstanding the sweltering The Forces of Disorder. Perth by motor, followed later on by "To the Most Rev. P. J. Chine, D.D heat of this afternoon. I wish did work, and a similar society is to Dr. Clune and the Vicar -General. All "I also to say, and I say it badly needed in Ireland at the prese C.SS.R., Archbishop of Perth. . thank you, as I say. most warmly with have regretmet at the Palace, where they were I say it with sent time. When winter sets in in a reluctance and from my heart for this demon- -that every May it please your Grace, the guests for the evening of the infamy perpetrated by land where the cattle have to be stall stration of esteem affection and Germany during Archbishop. "We, the priests and the laity confidence and for and its fed, they are brought into houses occupation of the beautiful the Archdiocese, beg to tender dress and presentation in which ad - Belgium has been repeated, and, in sod led. What was done? Through LAITY'S MAGNIFICENT WM.- of ad- sonic cases, exceeded, in Ireland, and miles of country every rick of hay to you a very sincere and cordial dress are enshrined COME all those kindly welcome back to Western Austra- sentiments that tie and knit the very British papers that lashed was burned down in order to The evening of the next day (Frifrom your official visit to the gether the hearts of the people t the world to fury against Germany, Starve the Cattle and Cows °- because of its frightfulness to day) was reserved for the public Holy See. bearing As Archbishop, the in Belheart a of the Bishop who rules gium demonstration of welcome to the the burden of a very weighty res- over them. were absolutely silent regard- that gave milk to the babies. Archbishop on his return. In keep- ponsibility, it was your duty, while place I want Now, inthesecond ing similar things "This is some more of what was in Ireland, and ret to ing with the previous three or four in Rome to give an accoent of yeur only. am A black list was drawn up of With the dont. I a thankful, grateful. man fused to publish them. weeks, the heat and humidity all stewardship and to submit a detailed those who were to be shot oe assasof three Enelish papers through the day was unbearable, but report of the cond'eiops spiritual express toward.; you, but I wish to exception The black list was drawn that I read-with the exception of sinated. during the afternoon signs of a three, and temporal of the diocese en up and given into the hands of those these three-you could hardly get a My Gratitude to Almighty God tened storm showed up, and indeed who were receiving the pay of the to your care. We rejoice line of the at seven o'clock in the evening rain trusted Crown. The night was usually chothat after of progress eight months' absence to learn that the record Horrors of the Situation commenced just to sprinkle. How- Achieved sen, and already over 250 citizens during your administration and much travelling and incidental ever, thanks to Providence, it held I Certainly Was Shocked ing the nameless tortures and have in been hardships,. Ireland, either shot or assassinated tortured in prison-and the men and the reducI correspondent am debt back of diocesan amongst my ... off, and at half-past seven a very --the immense of torturing brought us back at what I saw Savage Persecutions vanishing point; the own again breathing the air of free - the English paper who attempted to or butchered or disembowelled in tion large gathering had assembled in ed to the days of Judge Jeffries-torto the cause dom in of Law a and poor expose the free infamy and Order, the (Ex "I am atrocities afraid that I got country. into the sick, the for (Applause). the Cathedral grounds and also filled provision made by having their arms disloca- limelight a great deal through the to which they have been subjected, the extension of "It would be tedious and uninter- that were going on was as much "en pressions of horror). These, as I tuned their spirit broken. (Loud apthe Cathedral. At the south porch and the foundling; par- esting to you were I to-night to de- the run" as the head of the Sinn told you, most of them, were as tn ted in order to try under excrucirs efforts that I made in this directien. plause, and isa not voice, "That is the a platform hart been erected, and Cathac schools to almost everygreat nocent of complicity even of any- ting pain to get information from I was pained and outraged by what point.") scribe the different countries and Their determination to strings of coloured electric lights ish of the Archdiocese-gave not them, and only torturing and thing like murder as you or I are the cities, and the business connected I saw. You well know I was at the were stretched across the grounds, 'satisfaction to our Holy Father, flogging, but assassinating. (Loud front and once wore the khaki. I achieve what they have been fighthere. with the Diocese during my recent ing for for centuries(applause)creating a lively picturesque scene, Pope. expressions of horror). Night time "Let me give one or two examples witnessed our Australian soldiers from your midst. I will con "Nor did your Grace forget, we absence the whole layout being exactly the place fighting, and I always said the Bri- that determination is as strong as of wFat occurred in my native coun is usually chosen. It takes Holiness that tent myself with mentioning my es same as the ever-memorable occa- know. to assure Hisloyalty way: They enter a house, ask tish soldiers fought honourably and ever, and I think I am right in saytry when I was living there. Only a and fid- visit to two places. One the centre has been no political sion of the welcome of the Apostolic those sentiments of few miles away one day a police car for so and so; he is brought outside cleanly, but I am sorry to have to ing that there so character- cf Catholicity-Rome-and the other that has gone deeper into Delegate, Dr. Cattaneo, to these elity to the Holy See was ambushed; several of the police- and shot; and the next day we say that the sample of armed forces movement everywhere are the place that all our hearts are the heart or that has won the supparts last year. Between 7.30 and istic of our people men were killed, unfortunately, and read the official account: He was I saw operating in Ireland have not port of the Irish race vivid in the bound to, FhY,1;; the world 8 o'clock, the always-favourite Clon- no less strong and then the soldiers came on the scene shot while trying to escape! A man fought honourably and clean. They over as much as the allSinn Poor Old Ireland. tad Boys' Band dispersed spirited hearts of his children in the Golden Pain in a lorry, with handcuffed, with a have made no distinction between movement and its legitimate aspiraWest. airs. '-'Now, my dear people, you know "your Grace Ireland, Sixteen or innocent Seventeen of these Men and guilty. They have atvisited has Machine Gun, tions. (Prolonged applause.) ee-: At eight o'clock a procession of ...e that tee.Bishops are bound officially old and young. They have "Now I should wish very much to the clergy, followed by the Arch your native land, and the land dear at certain periods to visit the Holy opened fire on the attackers, and a around him-that man is supposed tacked and burned the homes of have a brighter and sweeter and bishop, left the Palace, and to the to the members of your flock, and regular battle ensued, with the re - to escape from them, and that is the destroyed to Father at Rome, and at that visit, air of "Home Sweet Home" by the you have been a sad eye -witnesstra(Derisive the innocent, as well as those sus- more hopeful news to tell you of the suit that three of the soldiers were official excuse given. we ere received in audience, and we pected of being guilty, and it is Old Land. It is passing through _. hand, proceeded between lines of the appalling- and unspeakably killed, and possibly some of the op- laughter). come as the address it and give boys, Knights of the Blessed Sac- qic conditions prevailing there. In-ci detailed account puts "Then you have read probably of said that £12,000,000 worth of proposing party. That night a lorry A Fearful Agony. of the spiritual perty has been destroyed-deliberreenent in regelia, and prettily - spired with the highest and holiest state and the temporalities, not the fate only of laymen, but load of Black and Tans and Auxiltoo, of ately burned and destroyed. What Naturally there is much destitution dressed girls in their school motives you strove for peace based the dioceses over which we rule. iary Forces left Limerick filled with priests and bishops too. Father Grif- has In oven among the result? Has this families whose hole es have blue from St. Joseph's. These on justice and honour. That a way July I had the good fortune of hayfen was called on to at his presbytery petrol tins and bombs. They arrived ess been burned. reconciliation was not found was There is great destiformed an admiraule guard of honat the little town, and their first act go to a sick call. He was told he HELLISH POLICY a long audience with our present tution in Belfast and some of the our to the Cathedral door, and the due,to we believe, not to any lack of mg to was wanted attend a sick person. was to wreck and loot a public H oly Father. At that time the heat achieved its object? (Voices: "No," Northern towns, but there is a won approach up the aisle to the sanc- effort on your part, but to the un- in house. They drank so much that Without thinking or suspecting, he and dissent.) Rome was almost worse than yon The papers show &did spirit, and I have met many tuary revealed the largest body of wise and stubborn refusal of the have goes out, and is four of these, met by they were hardly capable of doing had here for the past month. that the same things go on still. Not- who had lost everything, and lost it clergy probably yet seen on such an British Government to listen_ to rout their work. They went through that brought outside the city and who could leave Rome withstanding all that they have sufunjustly, and the wonderful thing occasion. His Grace was robed in town like drunken fered it has not achieved its object, is I have not heard one of them Shot and Otherwise Maltreated "We are delighted to have your had !eft it, but there is one who canCapps Magna, and the choir, in Savages, Yelling, Shouting, splendid volume, under Mr. Kirk. Grace back with us again. Many not leave, who is and buried in a bog. Canon Magner, and it should not achieye its ob- say: 'Look what the Simi Feinen On the contrary, have brought on us!" The Neutral Photographer Picked out and using most disgusting language. an old man of 73, in walking outside ject. (Applause.) A Prisoner in the Vatican patrick's baton, did justice to the big tasks and problems await you. There is a This Villainous -Looking Creature as a They burned down system has embittered and ex"Ecce Sacerdos." After a short We repeat now the promise we in all weathers, and that is the pre at least six hous- the town, where he has been a priest this Wonderful Spirit Abroad "Typical soldier of the Royal 'Irish' asperated the moderate elements of pause in prayer at the prieu dieu, the made when you first became our sent :successor of St. Peter, es, one years, and the Resident Magisof them belonging for Corps." Constabulary Auxiliary to a young the community, and, whereas before in Ireland, a wonderful spirit of Archbishop made customary intone- Bishop; in all your undertakings illustrious Pontiff Benedict XV. (Photo interne.) post office employee, who had only trate has met with an accident to the Act came into operation there patient endurance, and that epkit tions and gave blessing, after which for the glory of God and the salve - Though Australia is far away from been married a short time. When his motor car. Canon Magner asked this were many moderate people in can best be illustrated to you by the an adjournment was mate to the tion of souls you can count on our Rome the channels of communica- Feb of they could be he any assistance, and entered the house if his wife was not sleep in Party. He dare the Ireland, question to -day whether mother of one who was to be out to cordial interest and platform outside, around which- sympathetic tion arc many, and wonderfully ac- same bed two nights running fot rocking the cradle where the child seeing a young boy riding a bicycle theme areI many such. They have death, who said to me, when I venand scattered all over the adjacent support was come along, asked the boy to assist sleeping. They curate, ordered her out, and the result is-it struck three months. His only crime was been driven to hate the things they tured to sympathise with her, 'My .. ground a huge attendance had as. "Praying that God may long spare me always and it strikes other Bis- to give a graphic and true picture of and when they had ejected them the Magistrate to have his car fixed. see. lord, it is a great sorrow, but a glad sernbled. Seating eccommodation you to rule and guide the Archdio- hops --the intimate that moment mthe At two lorries of Black house ho then orderedi.er knowledge that what was taking place under British must not trespass too much or oars sorrow that my boy should die on the plat( irtn was .tuey o:ceped cese. and Tans came along, one passed by, too"I long. :his boy-not active the Holy SinnF Father has of the different rule. The Black and Tans sought I have met people A, by clergy ant :erne (f the laity, and do not wish to say for Ireland.' "We beg to remain on behalf of at all-outside, sprinkled the house the other stopped, and the one in much about I the throughout the Catholic him in different, directions, and the glad scene of thousands of ex- the priests and laity of the Arch. dioceses negotiations that who have lost everything, but I charge runs along, and first of all went world is very marked. Among the was, therefore, during this reign he have never heard of with petrol, set fire to it, them complain. I on. pectant faces must have been alto- diocese. I only want to say two wants to shoot the Resident Magis- or three things that I was particularly asked terror, unable to sleet) in the same the Husband, heard it also said that there gether encouraging for speakers, es"P. VERLING, V.G. trate,Shot who escapes. He then shoots received things, and one is that I have by him was this: whether we were hotel two nights, because if he got are no tears in Ireland pecially for the Archbishop himself. to-day. There the greatest courtesy from "T. F. QUINLAN. was and when he shrieking with the dead the boy who came to help re- the giving to our young people a good, into their clutches his life was surely Just previous to the Archbishop leaders of both sides. I had 'to is a patient endurance. The motto "February 18th, 1921." sound Catholic education, and his at an end, and it would be said in pain of his wound they threw him pair the car; knocks down Canon interview is: rising to respond, the Lord Abbot the Premier and other back into the burning building. Magner, keeps on his knees. members of the of New Norcia, the Right Rev. Dr. PRESENTATION FROM LAITY. Holiness was pleased with the ac- the House of Commons that he "was (Loud expressions of horror). This goes through hishim Government. I Tortured but Determined! counts that I was able to give of the shot while trying to Catalan. 0.S.B., arrived, and was acescape!" is some of what I saw, and what I make him say: pockets: wants to had to interview-and the interviews The Hon. T.F. Quinlan, on behalf (Laughter and commodated nest to his Grace. applause). were very perilous-men on whose That is the spirit that one finds Schools, know is taking place under the reign of the Laity, in making the presen- racellenee of our Catholic "Te Hell with the Pope," As the result of his magnificent, "I cannot pretend to rive you a of terror. This is one sample; I can heads a price was set. All I have there, and while I could see no isa. .e:__ and I am glad to hear since I came description mediate hope of a peaceful. solution brilliantly delivered speech (a yen tation, sal of what life was in give you any amount of others. That and after a quarter of an hour's tor- to say is that there "Your Grace, Right Rev. Lord back that that excellent standard that unfortunate country. I like I am riot without hope that it must batim report of which is given becannot ture shoots him dead. Of the 15 of same night, when they had done that Need Not Have Been a Drop marked Fathers, Rev. them in previous New Norcia years come soon, because this persecution low), Archbishop Clune will be look- Abbot of give it because I do not think any his comrades looking on, not one of their week, they went two miles furaffords had been. upheld in my absence. words that I could use, or any other ee ed up as a worthy confrereen. Ladies and Gentlemen.-It the of blood shed in Ireland them since even raised hand or voice to last cannot iast always. Two thousand ther on. There the poor women had first (Applause). arms of that imprisoned but noble me very great pleasure in young men are in gaol now. They one could use, could describe the Christmas, and I will prevent this go further crime! to (Expressions of to rush from their homes down to 'Now, prelate, martyr to native Irish con. instance to thank my co -religion- visiting ladies and gentlemen, after Appalling Horrors of the Situation. the sandhills, crouching in among horned. An investigation is held, say that Sinn Feiners were not un- cannot find gaols or build them fas Rome, I naturally turned viction, sentiment, and ideals, Dr. iris for the honour they have given reascatable, and it is not their fault enough to put them in. That pol and they all swore that this man was the long grass in their nightdresses my eves presenting and of my steps homewards. "Trial by jury altogether abolished. Mannix-the one a leader in the me to be the medium he was incapable of walk- if there is bloodshedding going on icy must end, and when it does en. with the cold of the At. so drunk great Irish cause in this Southern some small token of our respect and As you may remember, I only left Not only that, but inauests are abol- shivering trust soon-we may be able to re straight; but he was capable of still. (Cheers.) felt with many I de- here on the 3rd June. The result ished. Why? lest the light of pub - lantie winds for three hours, while ing Hemisphere in the other's absence. regard for our Archbishop. having 15 men under his control, and others that the first step was to joice in the glorious destiny tha demons were burning their With this dual leadership we shall sire in the first place on behalf was that when I reached the Old Ii,. opinion might be thrown on the these awaits create an that country that has bee atmosphere of peace, to a verdict is brought about that the e. be confirmed followers and stronger, of the laity to say that we freely Country Summer had gone. I could deeds of darkness and bloodshed be- !wanes. And they man is insane! (Derision). The in- try and stop the blood.shedding, and so tortured and ill-treated not only unyielding supporters. The time endorse all that has been said in have borne the loss of a wet sum - ing perpetrated by forces of the Shot an Old Man during to the create a last few months, but due peaceful atmosphere, sanity is only and discovered after the never was when the exiled Irish of the address, and we are most delight- mer, but unfortunately I arrived at Crown. No inquests allowed; not because he would not tell them crime is committed. I do not want to bring together the elected repre- ing centuries. (Applause.) the antipodes could so confidently ed to receive His Grace here to -night. a time when the elementary rights only that, but if you read this even- where his son was. These are some to harrow your feelings. "I found sentatives in England among many of the people to discuss not place their cause in such safe hands We know of all the good works he of citizenship were filched from the ing's paper you have read about De of the things I have witnessed under want toepaint the picture Ianydoblackthe final of the political I had spoken to a hatred and al to cheer, to assist, to urge their kith has done fur the Church, and the people. I arrived when-I can char - Valera, and I am here as an Arch- this reign of terror. When you see er than it deserves, but having been destiny ofsettlement horrence of Ireland. the doings that were g. How can things and kin at home --the uncomparable. State too, and we also know of his acterise it in no other way than this. bishop coming from the place to tell in the paper, when I at least see in Dublin on that Sunday morning, he settled now while these terrible ing on in Ireland, and I must sa unconquered Sinn Feiners-to final noble endeavour to mediate for the ple'tsing or not-the reign of terror you that outrages I came away from my intervie when are going something about this so many on? There 'murder gang' can officers were shot and victory. However, al- was through the whole land. (Dispeople of Ireland. I Subscribe to Every Word in Ireland, I ask myself which 'mur- when machine guns were turned on be no meeting to discuss the political in Downing Street with the feelin Dr. Clune is looking extremely sent). to You successful hear not been a lot, I am sure, i though he has emthe Prime Minister himself wa 'well, and his people will pray that obtain all that he desired, please the papers about this Irish question,n and to every charge brought for- der gang' is meant? It is. bad en- the innocent multitude looking at a situation. People run frightful risks. that country to have football match at Croke Park, hav- for Ireland is the only country in anxious for a peaceful solution, Ins he be blessed with the best of health God the day will come when he may but unfortunately you hear onlyone ward by President De Valera! (Ap- ough, isn't it, in any among the world where to put your hand in those who are getting a pound a da the pub- ing and strength to continue his fruitful be able to do so. At any rate we side of it. The other side is carefully plause., You know-you have heard criminals letit isloose worse when the foryour pocket is a crime so terrible and an easy job But Myself Been Subjected something of it. What happened lic? labours. appreciate the part he took, suppressed. The -facts on the are. you are shot for it! (Loud disDid Not Want The Hon. T. F. Quinlan. chair- deeply to outrage that I need not mention, that to possess side are not public, and the result, was something like this. At the ces of Law and Order people proud are we and man of the reception committee, en Archbishop such as Dr. Clune. fear, is that in many countries pre- time this Coercion Act was passed, Guilty of Every Crime. having seen these things and ridden approval.) Any man who puts his a peaceful solution. They wan or before, the Royal Irish Constabu- Robbing jeweller's shops and nearly through the town where most of the hand in his pocket in front of the things to go on as they were. Thee Presided, and was supported. by his 1He islovednoton .y by his own judice existsagainston the right, and the Right lary were considerably depleted. Ad- all the shops in the villages in Ire- buildings were smouldering and Black and Tans elements frustrated the peaceful it buthe ss loved by all Rev. Monsignor Verling, V.G., on parishioners, vertisements appeared in the pa- land. A pound a day pay is not blackened ruins. having met men Is Shot Dead! tentions that some occupying big sections of the community. Noth- people, the left. and those who represent pers at a time when there was a sufficient inducement for them. Be- and women who were worth anying could have done more good in them; and, "1 he first step must be that a official positions evidently held PROCEEDLNGS OPEN. Australia than the part he took to tries there besides, in many coun- large amount of unemployment in sides robbing, there is flogging peo- thing from £20,000 to £100,000, only peaceful atmosphere should be creat- their hearts. is art unwillingness even England, Scotland and elsewhere, ple of every age, old and young: possessing what they stood in, "I am delighted to be back agai and ed in which the people could gather TheTHElion. T. F. Quinlan, K.S.S., bring about a better feeling between I to believe that certain things hap- asking. for recruits. Unfortunately, dragging fathers out of their beds, thankful to escape with their lives; together and discuss matters among among you, and I am sorry a in opening the meeting, the English and Irish people. or were done in Ireland dur- they did not ask anybody to bring putting them up against a wall, pened seeing the factories burned, every- themselves, and until there is some not a bearer of brighter tidings, bu alhas know, as Monsignor Verling said:, thing that could I 1. be done to am sure that those who destroy have as that such atmosphere I am afraid "Your Grace, Rev. Fathers, Ladies ready said, it is the Archbishop you ingI the last five or six months. Just credentials with them. (Laughter). Battering Their Heads the economic life of the country: is a settlement cannot be brought all and are suffering have your syn' :and Gentlemen,-I 'have merely a have come to hear and not him or as arrived there the Restoration of And they did not examine their past formal duty to perform, and that is me, and I will curtail my remarks, Order Act had come into operation. history; a number was enrolled. with revolvers and rifle butts, and it not natural that I should do what- about. When leaving I saw no day- path,- here in Australia, and I woI am sure, to shoot them unless ever lay in my power to try and end light in the political state of affairs. be astonished to heir that any. say. ladies and gentlemen, among what threatening to are called Black like and the is I would there ar, much this reception meeting to declare The Right Reverend Mon- We look upon our Archbishop as a Restoration of Order Act has the Tans, as well as auxiliary forces, who they told where their sons were. this terrible state of warfare and to But this much I can assure you of, no matter what country he tel.. -open. -signor Verling will present the ad- man of great dignity, who does us sympathy and support of every man had not a good or clean record, and 'those who are unfortunately caught try and prevent the shedding of that, notwithstanding all that the to, would approve of the methods, people have suffered. notwithstand- warfare that have been Lind. 'dress, and I shall have the pleasure honour and the Church also, and we and woman in our community- the result was that in a short time in the act of ambushing have been b On the day we went to press (as usual) last week, Thursday, the mail steamer Osterley was already hovering near Fremantle. At 3 p.m. the ship anchored at Gage Roads, and

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Archbishop Clune's Speech

THE ELECTIONS.

(Continued I. Nominations have closed for the coming elections, and electors have It elaud against the SinnupFeiners. consequently a multiplicity of can quite so -Tr was nut go;ng to wind diclates arrayed before them in the It would not be soon as inv friends thought. Me political arena. already had Mannix if Dr. inexcusable, of if :lame even at, wondered XIII. been heard several times.) I was not some one of the many suffering tax'A Cabello Reweave le a Parte is a saying without up rea wind to advocated going and up rose payers that I ..aw several timea our revered 26th.. 1921. peition of the ancient Coliseum epiPERTH. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY leader, sode in ridding himself, and incidentally the public at large, of not a few Our Ecclesiastical Leader of the protagonists of modern "proin Australia. Dr. Marling. (Outburst gress" who cloud the present politiI arrived in London of applause.) in cal atmosphere by their aspirations the day that he arrived there. I ems of all that we have written the for Parliamentary honours-and If there were need for confirmation greeted him soon who characterised has those of one which at the expense and patience of denunciation of the orgy ofinfrightfulness Greenwood's military these after his arrival. I saw him the Ireland under Hamar methods those whose suffrages they seek and Penal the London again, work of the Crown Forces of left I before night old the of of are nevertheless wont to betray. The regime, which is attempting by means and notwithstamEng what has hapIrish people, we have it in theof testimony wicked mass (or mess) of nominations is by tApplause.1 the days the subjugation of thewho unchanged. is he pened, -witness eye an or has been no means indicative of earnestness his Grace the Archbishop, "New, ladies and gentlemen, I forces. in the salvation (welfare that I have said T have and murderous reprisals of these unscrupulous our Australians fighting. sincerity as think meansadly lacks appropriate I witnessed tre:passed on your patience very and now of the State. The only good "I wore once the khaki. British soldiers fought honourably much. 1 have to thanx most warmforce ing) And 1 always thought the the sample of armed They such a number of contestants that that say to have to sorry ly, and specially the priests and comam I cleanly. or clean. much rate, at any is that, honourably achieves fought not has mittee, and all of you who have have coin of the realm is circulated in I saw operating in Ireland innocent and guilty, they between -night. My heart has come here to distinction no innomade the have of homes It is not always expenses! the election destroyed young, been gladdened since I came back say with palatable to stand aloof and watch attacked old and of being guilty. . . . I Germany lard. One can sleep suspected sunny this those to of as well as cent It is a role of little infamy perpetrated by at night without hearing the in and criticise. regret and reluctance that every has meaning and less consolation; but been renewed, repeated, and Belgium Drunken Savages of during its occupation of Ireland." Yelling the fact that the daily press continsome cases exceeded :a and going by in lorries firing in all direcof his Grace, who is not give/a to ues to misrepresent its enemies lips the from coming One can sleep in comfort Such evidence tions. in politics has frequently attempts to rob the only straight-out rhetorical kite -flying, and whose moderation and in peace, and, as I said bef,re, secular press of this political party --not that these rethe by comment appreciative of politics to crime back to a land like thisbyis been the subject a terrible indict- marks condone any party's aside; it must stand asforce in Ireland or party politics at all, forsooth!gladdening, and to be welcomedown city, cannot be lightly thrown by government vicious and systematic signifithat which policy, defined and such a magnificent crowd of my ment of with a clearly constitutional government, Administrawhich at aims, national true which is cutting at the roots ofwhole of faithful Catholic people is joy that cant Responsible of fabric of endorsepublic clique seeks no words of mine can express. The threatens the destruction of the a the moment to -day, is in the hands of a and attempts press Tory Holy Father, when I saw him last- I The tion. The Government of Ireland, minions, ment. their to -hand a free is Labour that saw him at a critical juncture, and persuasion political desperadoes who have given ungovernable cynical and vicious that all with destroy and I think I was able to do something these loot, plunder, occupation of Bel- anti-National, anti-Australian. The days of the GermanIreland AUSbear are not platform to put the case of Ireland in its and will Party lust which horrified the essly Labour in auxiliaries British the of right perspective-and when I was tear away TRALIAN throughout Australia. gium. The character British Government dare not enleasing him he asked me to convey' the full light of publicity. The with censorship press close a which silence and and his blessing to you all, priests and the veil of secrecy A STEP ONWARD. the conscience of the worldClone people, and on the first Sunday after shrouds it. To do so would be toa stun Archbishop with Archbishop of shame. Perth cry in arrived who humanity M.A., civilised beneath McMahon, my arrival to give his to wring from Rev. Father and but enough of the infamies respon- Politico -industrialism is at fault in from left to right: examination degree, gaining First Class Honoursconsidthe work for University,Dublin.-Reading has lifted just a corner of that veil, National Government the Apostnlie Blessing At brilliant the earned of Grace, did Labour examination a his to reputation degree sabotaging of the the instances cousin in blast a to Apologetics reprion exposed McMahon. Forces' have been Clune last week. Father of the Crown Father McNlahon's thesis Archbishop Chine. C SS.R., Father Pat Wallis, BA., nepin the Cathedral to his faithful floc! government from without. The force extraordinary merit of Truth The broadcast Ireland. sible for them. His revelationS of the horrors Ireland. All of in Place published Society First if I am debe aimed I will do it next Sunday. in Ireland should, by the Catholic Australian of such organisation should sals in the name of Britain this in Dublin. ANEW. erable notoriety, and has been published It lighted to notice the faces of so country and wring fromin free of less acutely in that direction. Cyril Bryan. our special representative Mannix. methoes awaken the intelligence of the Archbishop of hew vast crown. concerned this in be atmany old friends should more aggressive since they should assume adisintegrating citizens a vigorous protest. We forces I am delighted to hear that death Egypt, India, or Ireland, of ARCHBut titude towards THE OF British Government whether in Dominions: NEWS the OBJECTIVES. of much tanks our welfare was GHANDI'S thinned these has not of future treatment during the voyage. Now, have a close connection with the fate of Ire- within unionism. inOne DIOCESE. since my departure, and to meet old seemingly indifferent to the the East when it cannot but occur even to the most recently Sir Valenthe Dominions are silent andthe it may be our exposes} Ghandi? but is work that say; the then, on carry and the friends Who, on thoughtless an important union decided impartial or disinterested tif there; land. It is Ireland's funeral, who is an authority on I have been doing since my ConseCALENDAR. discontinuance of allowing Free- be any such) person that Mr. Jus- tine Chirol, re -visiting as funeral also. now is EUROPE. he their for FROM laity the Imperialiswhich Lent. I no thank a in cration. has is RETURNS India, That Sunday She the the world. masons to hold office. tice Powers' attempt to solve of the London S. 27, Third Purple. Ireland wants to be at peacs. with desire presentation, and as for any effort unmistakably special correspondent to usurp the liberties of step onward. British Freemasonry, shipping trouble in an article which he Purple, tic designs: no greedy, gluttenous By the same ship by which Dr. I have made I think that even th,.se in every age, her hand is raised in its least activity, stands for Im- proves one thing: the doniineering Times, tells us to that journal whn M. 28, Of the Feria. oppressed the Thursday of on her home friend who are crying out for a longer anyone-the MARCH. Clune returned This disentegrating fac- attitude of the ship masters in refus- has contributedand at what he is tc be left alone with her ideals, she perialism. Purple. week the Right Rev Dr. Catalan, speech, will allow me a little indulagainst none: she merely isasks tor purposely directed to Laboura ing to allow the men to man the Mr. GhandiMr.is, Ghandi of Tu. 1, Of the Feria. inherited right of everyWe people, man Norcia, a New is of Abbot that Purple, Lord and rest after the few words believe supernatural life, and what to the Feria. O.S.B., the ranks must inevitably lead to The judge appears quit, aiming. a gence which every nation is born. boats. the Bar W. 2, Of have said. I thank you very much (fas: toil %I:O.K.:ice.) arrived back in this State from wants that natural liberty in the North of smash-just what the jingoes wish- satisfied with Mr. Walsh's assur- the people who has read forTolstoyan extend. Iand grasping, British corner Europe, Purple. and Feria. studied the Spain He Of to please God, I will govern3, on Th. visit had it not been for the selfish, peaceful the in England. big Masonic push the men's readiness in in regard to the Dr. have theSunday, India, F. 4, St. Casimir. White, ing over about 12 months. of this hence the past and at present. Are ances regarding y,pportunitv of conveying Ireland, there would be no trouble op- literature and returned to immediate To the greed and intolerance fuli to resume work, but he strikes The to Spain to a -- the blessing of our Holy Father to (Fast and Abstinence.) time, a dur for journeyed up Catalan practised ment of Ireland from within. Sir played he has confront to where workingmen ready Purple. range for the passage of students you, his own children, ahom he loves Edward Carson position from the owners. S. b, Of the Feria. has been our entrenched garrisbn in Ulster much of the Court proceedings reveal an anomal- of contempt for Western civilisation for many years past with materialits it? With opposition and novices for the Benedictine and whose interests are so ing his political career. His objective Free State, could be frustrated. No ous state of affairs not through any which he considers purely pre- dearly, Orange game" AT THE "little new a beTHE ARCHBISHOP Ulster he Mission of New Norcia. On a prohand close to his.paternal heart, (Loud North-East passing in other to set up 1914 was has fault of the judge or court, but by istic. On the of Masonry Bill that deny Rule can one Home CATHEDRAL. anthe of occasion the Lercl Abbot, W.A. cheers.) vious North civilisation the the of capital in- Belfast. While that humble. lieves Unionists more coaipanies the the much of of to ranks attitude come to leader to spread block then prothese the He for this the peer. vided last Sunday, Commons, o'clock At eleven the without is proceedings The closed with a through cient India students two vote but not less capable, than those to They are presumably all-powerful. no secret of his first since his Grace's return, Solemn ant. as well as these of thanks to the Chairman, said:also of the Ulster was once confined-and As such they mean to dictate to the poses-and makes by Rev. postulants for the Sisterhood call together the whole from day to which it so. propw_ed by Monsignor Verling. workingmen court, the judge, and the corimunity. intentions-to paralyse British rule High Mass was celebrated native the What for "I hope in September to labour to strictly come Parliament have was asown who in our Father McMahon, M.A., member- They are more or less asicustoinel in India through "non-co-operation,' New Nor- VG. Council, and-I 'hope we shall sitcompleted all our arrangements for should note is that their sisted by Father McBride, deacon, girls at their Orphanage, the to their high-horse riding. in peace by reverting to the ancient Indian day until we have absolutelyof ourselves upon the day that Home ship is accepted only becausehaving violence as and Father E. Moss (Adm.), sub - cia. condemns He it are Catalan, culture. Dr. they and probably w:.11 peace, them. and war taking over the government believe hooked in conversation I war, In "bait" ma- deacon. Archbishop Clune presided It may be, to the been captured, are allowed a free- and and the one of the proofs of Western Rule is put upon the Statute Book. stated that he travelled practicalmasters of the situation, Well, if it is, we give a challenge calls upon the people at the throne, from which, at the he and by 'int parts of p other in terialism, and case circumscribed The Italy and over bow. all will be, an illegal procedure. governed must ly dom they dare." the to dissociate themselves in conclusion of the Mass, his Grace Europe. visiting particularly The public Government to interfere with it, if the exigencies of the Craft. street is illustrative of the vulture-like of India man- imparted the Apostolic Blessing, Benedictine respect from Western nave every renowned the in and combines man the shipping venerable as Craft, dare!" parasites the they are Holiness "If who from his Those he bore Most which his customs. world. of old the and in shipthe rifles ners exist But of not be. Gentian to know, does For the second meeting to further been discovered He was relying on the in Pope. Mr. A. Oldrini was master of Monastries to should That was seven years ago. promises mono- serving the Government must resign his time, however, he spent inthe preliminary arrangements in conof support for his resistance interests of Democracy. No workping is only one branch A strong choir under of native Spain,. where all his any honours and titles ceremonies. rebel army organisation and Law should so sell his right to poly that too few men have sup, Inc and give up British politicians. Amongst nection with the forthcoming Wesingman Kirk- his other A. the and Mr. for of and future the Bonar conductorship received, in the by have made centred United may the Home Rule terests were demand proper living The self -same shipping they number of friends now Lord Chancellor of What hap- legitimatelyand the uplift of his fel- control of.are directors also of irsur- future no Indian is to accept a posi- patrick, rendered Turner's Mass of of the youths-and a fine type of tralia Fails, a large them the present Lord Birkenhead, at his Volunteer reviews. them- and admirers assembled at the eon Govern- conditions insis- directors con- tion in which he will be of service to St. John the Baptist in excellent youth they are, elevenhisofLordship British Kingdom, who was the galloper banking the and untrammelled to honest, by companies Shepherd 011 last lows vent of the Good defiance ance Edwards and are Glwadys judges Miss style, and taken to the organises cerns, so if the public is not squelch- the Government. Indian whose religious career pened to this shouter of treachery treason? Not at all; he wasHe is the men- tence through a proper, Indian law- sang an Ave Maria beautifully as an cared for so much. This band of Sunday afternoon. The initial meetment-was he impeached fur unionism is legi- ed one way it is in another-a vicious to leave the bench and nursed. Labour was held previous ing a fortnight channel. presidby tenderly Beel for the and in Dorothy Miss prov:ded petted practise was to CarWithal, the yers must no longer. are not to offertory. grand organ. A large con- young levites To minimise circle in extremens! bosom of the Government, it is natural. ago, and under adverse conditions, owing to chair. And what happened ed at the the Lord Abbot five years The army timate: Not even courts. Schoolmasters tor behind the Prime Minister's rifles? or prerogatives country looks askance! functions German its of the heat heat. Although their any sojourn extreme of and papresent. was visit Indian North-what recent lines. his gregation to re- is to do harm to the very cause in Hughes' villainously-conceived War teach on Western during son's rebel army of the no less was less oppressive last Sunday, it and they have been allowed schools, colleges At the evening devotions, his in Spain he has arranged for various remained and remains unmolested, as a cog in the wheel of which unionism-trade guilds-were Precautions Repeal Act nor its rot. rents must build ofuptheir hot to sufficiently throne. the was undoubtedly the at for recognised basing are presided own, religious they again 28 fact Grace than In Peace and universities tain their guns. ten compeer, the Industrial Minislong ago established to achieve. The A special sermon was preached by branches of activity the Mission keep many sympathisers away. Howthe teachings on the Vedas. British governent in Ireland. and Mother by is of any avail. The Prime Treacy, felt Ireland Act gratitude State. the ever, the Father in in Rev. partition repudiated, to be Very engages was to the are Ireland new Councils the Sir Edward Carson's game in work he has ter, forsooth, withholds his mighty ONE THING-AUSTRALIAN C.SS.R., Rector of the Redemptor- As fortunate as the Lord Abbot Prioress and Sisters towards hat and the elections are to be boycottwo hostile camps. In this and it seems to divide the Irish nation into intervention, and the people.-U ladies and gentlemen who so unselgoods. Mr. ist Monastery, and Solemn Benedic- has been in some respects, on this NATIONALISM-COUNTS. Coalition Government, to Well may it be asked! ted. So are all foreign difficulties retires -Manor, meetmany the he M. attended them? had of kindly he fishly and been backed and supported by the Father as by object, his given occasion tion was Having achieved Ghandi appeals to the masses vicfor the while he has succeeded. gloating McBride. deacon. surmount, principal of which was ing at personal inconvenience and Australian national instinct must for the moment over histo setas to the various creeds, castes assisted by Father sub from the storm centre in Ulster -deacon. The transportation. The departure from It is the problem of A SELF-ABSORBED PREMIER well fatigue, expressly to testify their he goes- and Father Moss. be preserved. is left to the sheep wherever problem and classes, Ulster's and victory! a what watch -day. to a very large Spain was objected to, and practical sympathy with the good and tory. But problems facing this country easy chair in London Town and he travels a great deal-vast Cathedral was taxed by by none cause now requiring immediate fielp. the delayed begin makes consequently tle-Sir Edward will sit in his election nervously successive 1? June, in enthusiasEvery congregation. is to begin and A much -appreciated proof of this multitudes listen to him An English paper of January before tic issue more blatant in that national other than the British Consul, the new Ulster Parliament,hewhich the tically. To all intents and purposes got out of the leadership so cagily sailed in a Spanish charitable interest was conveyed in may aspirations are defunct. Moreover, printed this:-"Mr.in Hughes, its career, and smile thatTo this On Monday morning last, at 10 having at length accepting a he is an Indian Sinn Feiner. Doubt and his uncanny ambition Lordman one Premier, his Federal Colombo, dud. as a 1914 far as "Bethany," himself ship since contending visited proved letter received by Mrs. C. E. Banif they happen to appear of affairs in Ireland no means at anon for £25,000 for patriotic ser- less he would have been arrested o'clock, Dr.ofClone to -day can policies narrow them down, but only chequeduring the Little Sisters of the ship's troubles were by from Mr. P. J. Ryan, branch secbe attributed the disturbed condition no less, the war, ascribed the were it not considered dangerous the Home Adelaide and the terror in Ireland weeks, vices three For was end. and an Governsuscepti-terrace, the the of the Irish National ForesAll the evils of British Government been the evil genius of us a clean- so far as not to offend whose sup- tribute in a great measure to the to interfere with him, considering Poor, in a warm welcome. A report delays and annoyance:, caused by retary promising the Society's genebe set down against him. He ofhas ters, "Give electors certain of the accorded wing. on bilities contribuobtained the shipping has of he and its Unionist affection the hold conditions personal shipping next British and a stall at the appear will the or perhaps ment; he and the extremists co-operation to function rous cajoled, or the is begged of these, 'Personal affection,' says a people. and fight us," was his challenge companies, occurred. Not only It was port him. cut for Ulster, or come1914. Westralia Fair next May. The ladies week. both, and the principles (if any) at tors. Times Melbourne mesThe Government didn'tits fight joined the Osterley, his Lord - of London having Subiaco, unclean Leederville, of aland sight Government in July, lost Fremantle, fierce election the in stake in a satisnot influence the subscripa (ship could give anything but But the British Government burns stage thunder. so very long ago an sage, "did North Perth, Highgate have likewise in Southern Ireland, together. His Grace the Archbishop paid Hughes lads, loots and in Australia, for Mr. He factory account of the treatment tions a election wasNot boardgenerosand Convent laudable Ireland new with upon interesting the struggle against Irish peasant to an volunteered bad alvisit quite is imposed So out to his party. of the people, and has not inspire affection. to Perth, West hoping to break the spirit school for boys, at Mary's Mount, meted too that the ity, and it is hoped thatother nowadays it is a thing, an or- does of Archbishop Clune, "was meant Spence, ing His were the conditions, etc.. to together too seltabsorbed toand Archbishop week. districts people event, Grace the His the during and reigns a Cottesloe Coercion Act, which in the words Apathy Kalarnunda, Perth, lay bludgeon shunned. gather to be had to and deal, himself auspicious of other men him.' " 0.P., of Adelaide, and his Lordship, Grace expressed his delight in the Lord Abbot strangle the national spirit of the country Nor was that will be well represented at the next supreme. The best organisation in friends of any sort around 8th Dr. O'Connor, of Arrridale, also the Convent's progress, so far about personal complaint! Sunday, on held the be into submission." to during is heap canvass meeting, of inconvenience method the cinder comment much a is being made Previous editorial Rev. Prior Hogan, 0.P., were twenty children being already enroll- all. Indeed, treatment could be.put March, at a quarter to four p.m., at Carson has got his clean-cut. Ireland the malicious ,campaign wins victory at the polls. borne out by this truly expressed Very holiday passengers by the Osterley, which ed, which give, promise of a success- and shabby the Protestant Ulster and to satisfy Probably to compana dragged Convent. be aim to the have shipping people The presentation the whose did and a shambles to pleaseconspirators with That £25,000 Fremantle on Thursday, ful future. Such an establishment, up in the British Cabinet, ac- season accounts for the absence up was arrived atinst. Writing in perform a duty encumbent upon opinion. ambition of a gang of receive little or nothing for thepleasBy the same boat the 17th was conceived in iniquity and Irish nation a British province. Clone said, is a boon to parents are always to the present of many prominent and purpose is to make the of the Crown. them as electors who through the an unsatisfactory, unstate-.manlike returned his Grace Archbishop Dr. ex- commodation theyhad, -Minister ex Its an boys. little Masterman, their Mr. indifferent. but schooling or News, an enormous in ladies. to whose assistance the Nuns repetiballot box possess ed to offer-good, visa the London Daily God forbid a distinguished three The Clune. position performance. healthy the case, little -appreciated weapon. tion, and thus preserve, even at its during the few hours the Osterley quisite, exclusive, look forward v.ith confidence. In the Lord Abbot's for says:of and apparently worthy Britain exof at attraction an be conscience paid the be. and not should should before of affairs charged personal state of This tariff We had the shred some in Port. of level, temained "We accuse Mr. Lloyd George policy present IN MEMORIAM. nothdevised that in a deliberately is it so? The answer is proorbitant rates, bespoke should have autonomy to the individual pleasure through the good offices of consideration. the world of accepting and exulting revolts in the Why 7Our charity pray for the ing but the very best "However," BRODY.-Of adopted to subdue similar Hamid vided by the election now proceed. political the destiny of a friends of a conversation with the rests of hands BulUse soul of John Brody, of in Drayne. whose of subduing revolt by TerrorBlack in Dean repose Rev. Very return. in The given is tantamount of hon- big handsome Prelate who rules so Hundred by Abdul who died 2nd of March, weeks ing. The campaign Diocese, who been old Tsardom through the fire country. Only as the result achieve"we are home Cottesloe, the Geraldton in remarked, Germans those Carnarvon, the of by a Catalan intelligence its Dr. and It the R.I.P. to insulting Armidale. of 1918. well the See in unravaged, unstained garia, Armenia and Macedonia, five or ten pounds either sweet Jesus have mercy on hie soul. be ex- great many years ago since we first recently underwent an operation of whom something great and essen- est. is now safely; so much. We -insertedby his loving wire. of the invasion of Belgium in 1914." of tial is expected. Enlightened people ment can a man's greatness type St. John's -Hospital, Subiaco, way did not matter Mr. Hugh Martin's book unblemished fulfilment met him. He was then a finewhom the The in recovery. to Norcia tolled. road New the to on well going And Phillip Gibbs, in a preface .to of are sides charity, pray for are asked to weigh up both of the pioneer Irish .priests to DONAHER.-Ofofyour such a man's jealous aspirations the soul ofour dear "Ireland in Insurretion," says:the repose situation for the good of Church in Australia is by the morning." well, and is Donaher, who are filled with amaze- an important sufficient reward. Too few the Catholic the be loots Vincent passengers relatives will the Abbot Hugh own Lord Amongst brother, our inThe of and spirit first place. the sturdy friends In and of the State. indebted for "Our warmest passed away on 20th. February. MO. of such men, too few. the champion of small nations, it R.M.S. Osterley, which reached Frefull of hope for the future of the do characterises which exceptions, usual with candidates, dependence N.S.W. in war, Leetoo, in ment and indignation that England, the nine Mary, a Prussian policy after mantle on Thursday week, were joue Mission in its various works. Immaculate HeartforofhtM to -day. The years have not altered not inspire confidence. Their caliCON the friend of liberty, should adopt BIRTH. Your prayers Irishmen fought for the Empire. The Sisters of Nazareth, who are of the GHANDI v. DUKE OF "Nationalthe genial, buoyant, friendly ways of Jesus, which hundreds of thousands of rest on the statesmen who have aban- bre? Their politics? 'Foundation reMay the Sacred Heart new their a at NAUGHT. his to of Stn, beloved neying the February him soul. anarchy THEIR made in his this everything which GLYNN.-On on of ists" smother will Have mercy shame and guilt The Sisters are -road, Subtaco. to sidence, 386 Barker there are no soldiers whomin history by his sorrowing sisters, he is still the same kindly- Order in Brisbane. which is Impeople; -Inserted of Nationalism, brand son. and Glynn-a mean J. a Hamdoned statesmanship. In this P. re'house, Mrs. k M Sparkman. and Mr. the life of soldiers Mrs. J. Coelli and Mis sogarth as when we first mostly from Nazarethwhere ArchbisThe world is amazed at the perialism, in a something they can'gibbet,' but statesmen who sacrificed in the natured of mersmith, London, IN MEMORIAM. met him-a big, generous lover eememory of one that the war has markable Indian unanimity demonnow loving explain not N.-in OLVN unnecessary war." for pray as staying hop Mannix is the Old Land, and we believe CRAIG.-Of your charity, William stands impeached for its ended! darting time Jackie, who died on the The people have had a cause, and no less emphatic of Ghandi's voted to Roisin Dhuv as when he Before the world the British Government 5th. February, 1016. the repose of the soul of RECEIVED. veritable sickener of such ilapdoodle stratasns of approval left us here, PUMLICATIONS selfof Ireland. was Jackie dear you nave and who to manhood treachery The Reginald Craig ("Reg"), above; leadership in the campaignIt would left her in his young For your bright home Ireland and the ulster Legend. severe enough, is moderate in and so many pulsations of empty though Australian 1917.2, the Grace, to MeA. his India. face March weeps for thee, of his W. for By France, in turned I Istel. moindictment the killed of about The Truth mother's heart stilt determination and honoured patriotism on the spur loyal two these and the of love. Dada's expect confirmed to He art censuring time field. still Thou one at mission R.I.P. condition, natural and comatose be their comparison to the severe that Anment garbled and 1021. their father in February, loytng even for his his Theteat, by hraV' Indians falling over harrowing tales of oppression in Every week the cables give, -Inserted by his loving friend, -Inserted Englishmen. Government's politically, renders their resusciation actually witness nual sub. 5/ British P. J. and gate Glynn, Sublet,. the re- native land-no darker days have of mother, the evidence welcome Frances by versions, to of the Eternal, Ryan. other themselves May the Fringe The On camobviously incorrect the impossible. in almost incident he every but In,and of been in her hisSery, ;Avitiow( I:roa 51145A.51,ricTilgt and to Ireland slay treachery to the Irishthe hand the Australian Labour Party presentative of the Emperor Not all theresays the young men of Ireland In Government's side indicates its inmalevolent paign of reprisals on his inten- goes on as ever with a lion's heart dia. Times have changed. either in also from Miss McDermott). Lloyd George is sincere are not afraid nor are they discour-a Atrogitle What an AustraImperialism, of in Ireland: fumes unTory, the of the odds of mighty spirit, and though it is contended the chief against and or secret aged. The spirit of the people is to Ireland, as Prime Minister lian lies Seen. By Rev. M. B. Forand villifica- their outward splendour tions of restoring peace will not rest, 51.5.11. take the onus of the guilt and shame at- Australian propaganda are now able to stem robust national spirit which Australia end Java, by Rev. British Government, he must and indica- North-West despoiling of the domestic tion characteristic of die-hard lordso- "diplomacy," militarism, and by apparently broken and he maltreatment -grown iniquitous much E. J. O'Donnell, the the one remedy only Retached to mascieerThere is of Crown ism. temper the of :1 of St. Patwith splendid Forces the by the of disaffection tive Ireland 1920-Annual No. Australia is concern- ever -rising tide ofof exploitation and publican Ireland is the wonderful Manly, peace and economic life ofand Order in Ireland. College, Manly. Western as to 005., far Erele,lastical rick's Instruments sold elsewhere at sos N.S.W. at greatly induced prices. Until the position in which Brit'sh_anethods of Ireland. wding in the name of Law ed. women The best now the the of 55s. under magazine. Ireland courage of people harrassed and the Golden Hour-Devotional and SON, LTD., at 355., 455., and nationarimpoverishment The and ALBERT hard from burdens guarantee now herself-bound and no finds she sorrows but their tree. was sale, bear They burn, pillage, and destroy, past Britain They Annual sub. 1/Every Accordion tested before must contain remittance, And yet we shout at the Huns and tell fast by Federal authority and in guise of Government. was on the market. warned, with magnificent courage and fottlare made to pay the indemnity. Country orders and the world DEATHS. given, nor return accepted. that Ireland thrust--is proved, until a challenge warned, them they must pay for their crimes. at their recent tude, and his opinionbyisthe Only Address: leaders parIndian his carriage. by of 25. of residence plus Coalition the rehabilitation of the by way GLYNN.-At is laid de- cannot be crushed they that on Subtaeo, Congress, National narker-road, ents, 386 Dark and terrible State rights spasmodic effort to stop manded control of their own country Government. -beloved son February 8, the dearly ! the drift is futile. There is one al- and its affairs. The English press though the present may be in the Of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Glynn. outlook ternative: the creation or a recon- scoffed at the idea. A vicious pro- Old Land, and though the says charity, Pm for the your the POWEIL-Of he Thomas Power, struction of entities within a federawhich is far from reassuring, repose of the soulofofMargaret Power, dialect of English, and their .tion. Most candidates are minus any paganda of misrepresentation, of Ireland is pulsing strong, beloved husband heart that situation a of of "The Irish speak a partially intelligent Irish lightly the of miserable and father of William Power, is a day of triumph for such solution or even argument in treated four shillings sterling. Crowds anominous for the and there -street, Fremantle, whose becoming fulashes fast past was remote Howard dare across by steam is The not whirls he the as be in can then, people coachman What, Irish English on February 281h. this connection. interests occurs vested niversary British of visi-sorest darken all our towns. the future is He distinguished The ture. him with his tongue. sweet Jesus, have mercy on his soul. the time expected? (Government), and thus befogged the Milesian with his whip, curses the tors continued their journey by your charity pray for country has to strive with. . . . aThe little or the always gullible people of these evil his (the Englishman's)population Perrot, Osterley, which left Fremantle about PERROT.-Of be either improved must VULTURES. repose or the soul or Thomas HUMAN and was, (near 1301.1118) Irish Ghandi the when at his parts. other elephant. has come and an of Bled on February 15th, Ireland. way who the midnight. in toad but 1 starved Cork, denounced as an "extremist," last exterminated. Ireland is with her? Squelch her, by heaven! Squelch residence, "Thormiale," Address Box 57, 0.PM., Perth has been made else. is. Perrot: Postal Short Reference C. Perrot. Bridget of the D. Mr. do of him, husband to style friends [Dying so elephant Press many The the the is What I. .. 10 Camelia North Perth. will unwhere, in a conversation with Lord let father or Mr. in C. rerrot, IN BARRACK STREET c of the following tribute to of C ametia.strret. Mr. SHOPS of NO sentem and uncle her!" sudden and 70 the Perth; of treatment North learn "question" to the street, of Abbot Catalan, solving the Irish' Mr. Thomas great Indian leader is indicative WrIPved expected death of his tattier. which Frank Hayes, anteing-street, Perth. Such was Thomas Carlyle's plan for took companies mete out to pas- the shipping Ireland, interpretation Cork. Street's Perrot. at R.I.P. exorbitant of Downing Indian years ago. in two ways: place on Tuesday, February 15th last. opinion. of current plan to day-- -as exemplified in the sengers Such is the British Government's fares before boarding, and shameful women day after day. and Irishmen of extermination

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"A MARTYRED UNIONISM. from Father Cubero, O.S.B., a receivparticipate in ite forwarded this appreciation ha, L, the the in our Cardinal S.J., witnessed on folly has Ilusselein, His Eminence would be a great ed from one who Dr. lily Joseph Jesuit Weekly, America.) received a letter from Must Rev. part if we kept aloof from this progress of Christianity amongst the Lourand III Tarbes of Nor-West:hapit "wild" 13ishup ecause the merely Xavier, natives of this an New Ye:is Eve "It is better that two should be at the present lima to be prodes, conveying Christmas greetings "The Bravest White Han." and Catholics of together than one," says the Holy ended chiefly by men whe are hos- and took what was to be a flying The Jesuit Trail. at ZaillUean to the Ileirarehy oecurrial The adthe trail Jesuit The air re- trip in a schoonar to Beagle. Bay, Scriptere. "fur they have Ireland. tile to Christianity. Ile who would Dillow the pheneppi. 1.131111S, or UP` trey. Wilplain rather ale "Allow me," the Bishop wrote, "to O'er tile darkening. Huron vantage of each other's company. If mains God's air though breathed by where a Broome firm (Robison and liam M. McDonough. S.J. the icy gale, for bravest I form "the Not the as which by knew. Must bear the whip ofand was desires supported the lenient.' one fall he will be an atheist, and the bread we eat is Norman) lay up their lutegete. pain! Path, ',Ir.- idler " Hunger and thirst while man ill sake, Woe to him that is alone, no less the nourishment provided for having anything tai do on arrival, I the safety and welfare of your illus- othtr. 011 the lliltMust lose his life for Jesus' Donough was all .11611"t to Miscountry. he. none Bay desire, and, unhappy he hath Beagle John, and falleth an for heart's rir by trious for when he us by God though kneaded Dive up his set off on foot tile guaee. or the Montt publishWith these words unbeliever, Nor shrink when the Iroquois drives "IllutArious she has always been, lift him up." It is the same with sion. 16 miles inland, under a good, sides, collecting ..aitiatie data. It s eilissleili stake as in the l'opc Leo XIII begins his defence unionism. well 100, as eate chisin over past a & registering centuries that rests in idea sun, ls an It burning And heapslhe torture -fire! of her was considered one of the most dir1 embraeed sev- present age, by the splendour which of what he describes as the "natural on the Divine order of things, and is but on completing seven miles ficult in tile world, and comprising Jesuit Faith, virtues those extile all This he Nuns by Mission and the the faith, association. of He who would scorn the as though of two islands that right" Christian, butellted essentially found eral they! Unfosters. to Lei hint dare be brave and and about inspires State with religion slow - Sulu Archipelago. tends equally to the men who favour it most do not re- were down at the seaside Let him wait the horror of particularly cognise the finger of God in it and 30 native girls enjoyines a little rest happy she has been lung enough to private organisations, wrought death The and day! claim with good right, with as much, including workingmen's societies, for often turn it to a wicked use. Daughter. in fear by nightfiends; over the New Year holidays. Curran's hear him let the Poland Let him live with if not more, right than whose special justification his argu'Unionism. however, is not mere- S'sters informed me that a bullock For a long time the belief prevailed their yell were people. Curean to Sarah right of a martyred of Their returning title remains up. or wert worthy cold; that the ment is built ly legitimate in itself and dray and five girls That makes the heart run serve them laid to rest ill the church an:wheel :o "But never, perhaps, could this existence has always been sanction- our support, but Christianity alone to the Mission within .e couple of Teach them and love and Isidore, Rome. the historic Colltieu of St. cluster pitiful title be applied ed in Catholic times. well, ...NIOf glorioussoand commands the in'clispensable ele- hours, and I decided to complete the Memories lear to 11,,tisiat the noel present the at as Nor hope for tame or geld! justly Men aim to perfect themselves, ments for directing it properly and journey on the dray drawn by the its haraived wells. butdeposited there. to her time. The picture yo u have drawn and have a natural right to do so making it a real and lasting benefit bullocks. Sarah Curran was not trail of Jogucs After the good Sisters Follow the bloody The remains of her sister. Amelia -bands go; her sufferings is such that it ap- within the due limits of justice and to the working classes. Just as the had given me a cap of tea, we set of Where the Mohawk warVimont In sepulture found however, trod, Curran, and yet one credible, scarcely most pears end Follow the paths where names that of 'rat, attain cohfusion To and edua and uplift which merality. great truths St. Istdore'a, off, and not a grander entry Daniel, and Rageneau; the mis- discerns, reading between the tremrequire each other's that must have been responsible for khesaani, Gunter, Chabinel, to above. bling lines of your communication, effectually they is obtained through cate the workingman, his individual. a city was ever made. than take or delusion referred the setThis Christian Mission the are into personality, assistance. ity and I made Brebeuf, and Lalement! artistic which Smelts Curran, In whomdeveloPed, at- that you force yourself to remain Jesuit trailbeFollow the perilous Hence the natural right, truths, so also Christianity has the tlement, perched an the dray association. beautifully was quality strong. be far need are had and Your souls Eternal short of the reality, and the great ideas and living forces cap- side a gin, and the bullocks slowly family the of tained great celebrity in the and merely not re- front wishing to exaggerate the horand hard, City as a painter of originality State, but of private organisations able of inniartin, life and vigor to but surely drawing us homewards, The road to heaven is steep portrait of best the Indeed, source. situation. Where only the chosen tread: her brush. ror of the as well such as those of capital and the workingmen's associations." with the guard of two gists each side sheliey, the poet, came from They pass, unspotted and unmarred, and Ireland's Cross. No social institutions, on slab erected to her memory bears labour. The truth of these last words is forming a guard of honour Christ's banners at their head; King theTilefollowing touching so sacred that stalls icntly clear from the are Falabour hand, heart other a the with Only is prodding the oxen onwards. it But there be souls whotireMaiandtheir taleitted truth most "In gale, "Amelia Curran was theof Joim least abuses, of admit Labnot Ages. Through blood "and do Middle three Brothers los:ery of the Droste and the of an immense compas,ioit, and they and virtuous daughter But our unionism to -day assumes. indeed, ther And men still tremble, marvelling, the full associations. pleaded en. industrial most fearlessly conall days who one of of two that stay Curran. tears, my of made full ryes Trail! with Jesuit To view the be no reason for a greatly different aspect from that joyable. rause of his oppressed fellow -citizens Their church is a picture. jurors. templates the Calvary of Ireland and this can obviously before corrupt judges and hostile natural right which which it presented in the days of the The altar is one mass of shells, and the and The noble of soul have enemies. challenging their impious To which Cross to the patriots. true were They And the Jesuits have their foes, The family is not medieval guilds, yet it is based upon I have nut yet seen on this coast by their cruel hands have attached her, and underlies them. memory this tablet is inscribed Whose flood of hideous calumnies sorrowing friend, Valentine Lord Cann - to which they obstinately wish to to be destroyed because of the reek- the same natural rights and the any of decorative value shells Adown the ages flows. curry, Arno Domini MDCCCXLVIIT." and birth -con- same human needs. It is therefore which are not there. There must divorce of its te ing But in his heart must be no dross, that keep her nailed. But the most famous tomb in Luke His soul must never quail, Father and your trol in the modern paganised so. as universally defended, in principle, be over a ton of pearl shell (£250 of Eminence, Is that your church "Like Christ storied of hands the Who takes from whose the God ciety; nor is the State, as such, to be by all the Catholic spokesmen of our a ton), and there are dozens of Wadding. the great Franciscan of cross, Ire- venerable colleagues, I prayGod unwearied labours in the causeinspiring of all attacked because of the despotism age as the guild system was in the cowrie shells, which are worth from And walks the Jesuit Trail! of Mercy and Justice, the land form the theme of some whether thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth 5/ to 20/ apiece. The cross over the it, with -Rev. James B. Dollard, Lit.D. associated frightthis often in so sustain to consolation, history. pages in Irish of the Div- centuries. On this point a perfect tower is pearl shell, and on the sun ful trial the soul of your country, undtr the false doctrine Restoring France's Churches. Th3 encyclicals ris'ng or setting throws out a glitter B elgium's New Premier. and to win for her as soon as pos- ine right of kings or the equal tyran- unanimity exists. misrule reReports submitted to the general Bolshevist the of a of ny Pre- sible the glories and joys of the Sovereign Pontiffs, the joint like a jeweller's window. The boys for Carton do Wiat, Belgiunt s new meeting recently of the Committee unionism is therefore built pastorals of the Bishops of various have their quarters; the g rls theirs, Labour a staunch Catholic, and the ac- surrection and of liberty. is Churmier, Devastated of the Reconstruction knowledged leader of the Younger Birtn "These are the desires and pray- upon the same natural right as the countries, and the statements of all and the married people have a little ches in France indicate that much has Ai Democrats>. Objection- recognised social exponents insist been done toward the restoration of Ca- Igioup of Catholic age, his ers which in the name of the episco- family and the State. town of their own set up in straight battle -wrecked though hardly fifty yearsin of tholic worship in the expenditure various the pate, of the priests of the faithful of able es particular unions must be- with all their strength upon the streets. Everyone works, and works of name has been prominent Already the regions. Belatheistic right of labour unionism. More than well, and when one sees full-blocded of before the miraculous come when in the hands In al- Catholic campaigns throughout lay I Ireland. 8,500,000 francs has succeeded At natural right this. they seek in every practical and binghis doing carpentering, blackand in gium for the last thirty years. leviating the condition of priests al- grotto and at the feet of the Imma- Socialist workers, the needs of tile the very dawn of his public life hepopproviding for the religious itself of labour unionism remains un- Christian way to lend it their sup- smithing, culate Virgin. tor ddle-mak'ng, etc., The ready lied achieved a country-wida present eco- port. inhabitants of that territory the a deputy when Under elected was touched. that and "It is an idea," as Bishop which labour we have to pay 30! a showed ularity Our Lady of Lourdes. statement to the committee Ile has been reguby the still in his prime. nomic system its application is of Ketteler says, "that rests on the day in Broome, it makes you appre2,462 parishes have benefited emiAn since. your ever with hunDi -elected correspond larly Eight "I believe I the utmost importance. Aside from an funds thus far applied. order of things and is essen- ciate all the more the good work the have been nent barrister, lie to furthermore wishes when I tell those two most furamental forms DivineChristian." dred temporary churches 6,000 elegant orator, a refined artist, and one most cherished belly Fathers and Brothers have done at erected and 20,000 vestments. In his country. you that, from this day, the name of of smiety, the famil and the State, ciborium!, etc. of the best -liked authors same spirit, too, the Comthe In of sacred vessels --chalices, cloth and altar He published a number of works Ireland will be united with that of we do not hesitate to say that the mittee of the War and the Religious Beagle Bay. Possibly these same -8,000 pieces of altar stories, novels, travel boys would be wild, half -naked nigs. have criticism, outfits recommendliterary the intention noin is priests' Poland linen, and 1,410 one of which, need of secular organisation Outlook of the combined Protestant living on a stray gohanna, snake or It was made plain and two historical books. been distributed. a success ed in the daily recital of the Rosary where more imperatively felt than work "La Cite Ardente." obtained denotninations of the United States 'coo had not the Priests, Sisters and May that notwithstanding the great of Beigiutn. Ile at the sanctuaries of Lourdes. con frontiers is the himself task beyond finds the far did not hesitate to state clearly in Brothers of the Mission had the pathat has been accomplished still .1,398 is a corresponding member of the Our Lady of Lourdes he for you where the worker fronted to -day with the vital proyet hardly begun. There are recent report that: "The right of tience to cultivate the7r abilities. 2,355 are French Institute. what she has been for France and blem of securing a livelihood for its churches to be restored, and a a a Through in. the worker to organise and bargain For my return trip they were good Lady of Vicnations-Our In need of assistance. the allied his family. many sacred Record as Politician. and himseif bishops is at present an element. enough to lend me a mule, so the 14 German collectively of efforts tories, the Help of Christians, the other articles of A The right itself on which labour ary means of self-protection." His political work is quite consider vessels, vestments, and which were taken chic. Consoler of the Afflicted. After a very active and effecrests is prior to the ,his- momentous problem, doubtless, for -miles were done in better time. After liturgical equipment unionism re being are and 'midst in its next toric existence of the State. It lies Ireland propaganda in both Parliament comCatholic "May tive away by German troops in it- a five days' wait at the creek we arrive presents these the Catholic workingmen rethe country to carry the vote ofrepre- pilgrimage come to sing at the grotto turned, but very often them useless pulsory proportional beyond the power of any legislature. self in various countries of the world the sandflies and mosquitoes, a condition which makes What sentation,instruction. and personal military se, of Bernadette the hymn of thanks- As a natural right it antecedes all when there is question of determin- turned to Broome with 60 Koepan. or incapabletoofbeidentification. needed, the commit- vice, he was afforded new opportunities giving-the rational Te Deum of her their native to to gers be returned abrogatbe seems most cannot and postr.ve law of =ices, co, to enlarge on his field of activities deliverance." ing the nature of the workingmen's tee learned, is a supply and Legislation cannot pre- association to which he is to give his land." vesture for when he became u member of the Caed by it. porals, albs, surplices,who are sacrific- binet some ten year's ago. Since that Priests vent labour organisations that do allegiance. altar boys. But this is a subject wrought of the. ruin portfolio the the of ing their lives amidst a work of rec.- time, his holding not set for themselves evil ends, or that does not concern us here. not observed there is reason to obS. BEECROFT of Justice practically hashebeen by the war are doing reported obby the Minist.r employ unlawful means, or cannot In that capacity question, however, ject against the offending group of practical Butcher, One uninterrupted. struction not often the northern . Mined amongst other measures, the public remains to be treated. Should the person. with conflict into But who is to throw the come In the desolation ofagain Press. the of bills for the moral protec- 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. welfare. Only when they are eviFrance they have kindled be first stone? life without which Passing of childhood, for tile limitation Fresh Killed Meat Sold. dently bad, unlawful or dangerous labourer's right of organisation light of Christian for the Only Prime to prim- tion alcoholism, as some back df own plant, lapse his to soon repression confined would and society 'Phone 1341. to the State may the latter inter- employers seem in practice, if not in Many of these noble trotectiou of rights of property, and READ THIS! itive barbarism.

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They were the for compensations for workingmen, fere, and even then, as Pope Leo theory, to hold? The question would priests are In rags. to their villages, am. victims of labour accidents. There is in our midst a curious B. first to retort) has wisely says, "every precaution is to be equally pertinent of we were to died from privations more than one be taken not to violate the rights of ask whether the employers should type of Irishman. PHARMACIST, or from excessive labour. Personal Charaeteristioa. Kerry Ice is Bright, impose unto and not individuals, new -STREET, the HAY within of 542 to organising be confined The great courteousness And the Price is Right. his liberreasonable regulations, wider pretheir own corporations, and not perNuns Die of Starvation. PERTH. Prime Minister, his tact, and have won YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. the For benefit." to hear," runs a amity towards his opponents whole public of tense associa"You will be sorry in national join to Belmitted Ring A8255. Rome front for him the sympathy of tile in Sister a associaby rightful any forbid received to State letter h more needWhat is true for capital in PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST. tions. Of her Order in gian political world, all te the Mother General a majority tion of citizens that does not inthis regard is true for labour, or and more of our Sis- ful because the absence ofentailing Germany, "that live the would Is good Such public the Parliament, upon Belgian fringe CHEMIST. starvation. the VETERINARY rather a greater liberty should be ters have died of Cabinet In the.. In obligation to govern with a be, in the words of thie great social conceded to the latter because its 80 to 90 STIRLING -5T., PERTH, all the terrible condition of things In the schools the children which includes representatives from country. teacher, to contradict the very prin- need of organisation is far greater WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. misery. an3 parties, and making the task of BelP. T. If drop from hunger. ofCold, is difficult. existence own its Orders Promptly Attended to. ciple on which the day. Worse gium's Premier particularly as a the employers of that than want are the orderis doing well man Provision anything In Family Grocer and Tel. A3938. be now in Belgium a based. "For to enter into a society class. still, no country Pope has fitted to succeed in such a hard task. The Merchant. of humanity. right of natural the is is cause It the at this kind Capital and labour, according to yet what in this man is M. Carton de Wiart. he done much and is doingcreatures 398 ROSEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. man; and the State is bound to pro Phone, A3945. front worthy of being recorded here that on Pope Leo XIII.. are equally free to him lies to save fellow who, (Near Nicholson Road). Providence now must was one of those Ministers wet natural rights, not t o destroy adopt whatever organisation or rules such a fate. famous the Families up packed. Mgr. drew carefully which Goods The account August V, 1914, Belgium deel%.;ed her do the rest. them.' to the best conduce will gave believe orders they Country PRODUCE MERCHANTS, answer whereby Schulte, Archbishop ofin Cologne, of an waited on daily. Aseuciations, whether of labour or attainment of their particular obRome at the willingness to accept the horrorsrespect to his Holiness when VICTORIA PARK. very invasion rather than fall in her which attended to. capital, have not merely a clear ject. There can be no doubt that head of a German pilgrimage, was neutrality to on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Have are enthey but At the departure of his for the treaties of existence, to right touching. as a body, needs first of all Flay, Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, labour, signature. cetther was put lire had site 500.000 of sum rules Grace the tirely free "to adopt whatever M. XV. ..from national unions, which for construc- Linseed, and Maize. signed to hint by Benedict conduce best may Coalition. chilthe organisation and to starving the tive work can well be supplemented Churchill a Danger funds on hand for BUTCHER, TERMS CASH. to the Efttainment of their respective by shop committees. declares that Mr. As for the dren of Central Europe. "The Daily Mail" 245 CARR-ST., LEEDERVILLE. the understanding al- function of the State in this matter inheritance as the reChurchill's recent of Pork, Lamb objects," with Tempest Fashions. Mutton, Vane 1,1111t are Exaggerated Lord and charity and death Pop* justice the The sult of Beef alai ways: that has alm /Isis on haul. Corned G. F. YEATES the same Pontiff adds: "Let the deputstton Is the greatest blow the Coalition All Meat observed towards all, and that the Receiving last month a headed Smelt (Mods a Speciality. these societies of by received. Ills independence entirely Optician, of the Roman aristocracy, poli- kept in Cool Storage on the Premises. common good of the community is State watch over the ex- 37 BARRACK -STREET, PERI._ to deliver an alters the face and future of his for together banded citizens of A3297. Prince Colonna, who cameYear's Earl 11,0 Telephone, greet- tics, similarly to that of placed above ail special interests of ercise of their rights; but let it not address presenting New Town Hall). advent to wealth. (Opposite his after has satisfaction labour If expressed Chatham groups. Pope private the these ings, moss Gas-Fitting, thiust itself into their peculiar conwere behav- Freedom makes Mr. Churchill theto-day, For all Kinds of Plumbing, that the Roman oatrieians often fallen short in those respects. cerns and organisations." Such an and Galvanised Iron Work, 'n maintaining formidable element in politics ing as true gentlemen Dina to more danger far failed single has 'erasing surely greatest capital mo the and Lehaviour, act could be permitted only where gat solidarity. signally as social history bears wit- the common good is evidently affectROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. by :heir good examo!e the ,present oadnL 1., ernment 332-334 Wellington -street, Perth. awe-1.4nm In fashi tn. anti The specific object of lab- ed. ness. Emu Beer Always on Tap. Plumber and Drainer. He urged the aristocracy .o From Stage to Cloister. Licensed Leo dim Dmr. Pope to Supply, our unions, according r Way precisely free, of actior. Int0 ere sensation -trapolItem entirely ii is a ill Labour To Good Accommodation for Country quite torn the Catholic field that is stated en- Sewura;:s, and Pralnave Departmeet. XIII. will consist in the help"toaffordwhere ail iorms of mai by energy eot.i.1 hasIt been like the employer, in the choice of Visitors. created in Paris by the Heaters, Bath Baths. the betof exercised. Utensils, member worthily Convent Dairying individual ed each be largely and whom throdgh trance into a Carmelite representatives WING, Proprietor. and the Made WALTER Tile Windmills and Tanks, Eva Lavaliere. ter his condition to the utmost in it believes it can most effectively beautiful actress, In Pepaired. making the above Graphic," "Daily property." and niind to body, letolloo's Great Nook. It bargaining. adds that according on collective carry announcement. The Church, as is obvious, does alone is to decide whether it wishes "counts and princes, statesmen We seldom boom a book to these colJo. marriage vim report approve of to choose them from its shop organi Next Town Hall, KALGOORLIE. millionaires have proposed not indiscriminately umns. unless It be an event, says of India. and the fact that her STORES SH Excellent Accommodation. Editor of the Catholic Herald to her," and recalls organisation of labour by the sation or from its national labour every French and famous the "Europe by Belloe's bor. FREMANTL. name was Such is Hilaire 130 HIGH STREET, Mrs. QUZALY, Proprietress. the natural proclaiming Corps." act of mere retraces Lavaliere author the the latter case it must, UNION BEER ON DRAUGHT. In the Faith." in which unions. flying corps, "the B425. 'Phone she the joint as just strokes right of labour unionism, in broad and vigorous of course, seek to avoid the disCatholic Church, life eif Europe and theand OF ITCHY RASH AND is far from approving of every asso- agreeable situation that arises when transform the SKIN CLEANEDMCKIM& as they rise within, She has, moreciatio t of capital. the Mating genthe union's business agent is ill-inRom. Empire. mould ,the Advice. over, her own definite ideals, partic- formed or unsympathetic or autoSouth Terrace, Fremantle. erations, Britain included, through Clot Zam-Buk on Friend's silent whose lives are Newly 15,.1.,111.-d ;awl Iii-lu-I Mute. TOBACCONIST, PERTH, ularly for Catholic workingmen, cratic in his methods. Dark Ages, emerge from this Are you one of those The emdisare Ages, Middle Irritating, the in some Goldllelds and Nortia-West Customers transformation set down in the made miserable by clearly are which renothing yet South Beach the inkeenly resent which would specially catered [or. skin trouble, wounded by the Reformation, Will be pleased If you would call for Encyclical to which reference is ployers hope flgurtrg if so, try Zamstop at door. Ole to cure. main welded together as the one labour where there is trains anti- your requirements and save money. au- seems But trusion of article. Proprietor: 'I'. It. RYAN (late Secrethis throughout made famous herbal balm withwhich tin of our future civilisattoo. inThe Buk, own their 9d. deciding about of Shaving 4d.; Haircutting tary' Celtic Club, and Wyndham). and germicidal properties conditions question thor's thesis is "The Faith his Europe, moral, septic °niers seat to any part of W.A. by even the most deplorable Telephone 197. advisers or agents. The workout disease from the underlying and Europe in the Faith," the labour legalsurely or mot No remittance needed. existieg anywhere in V.P Post. In the treatment of cases have the same right to tissues. ers "Europe must return to the Fenn, Zam- Cheapest in Perth. else. attack her to led Ttelloc's never everything have Hilaire world defied perish." have will that she on equal terms with those who deal success. of NO. 10 record a history any or writing amazing Pipes, for an Such Watches, in itself. ha3 ltazors Set, labour unionism main qualification Terrace, IthIt is particuIntui- Buk articles Repaired, With guarantee. conditions may call for the purifica- engage their service. SCOTLAND'S BEST. Welting from Kennedy of such moment is his marvellous Cook says:- other E. employers to for illogical larly Unlike Protestant historians, he lea, Brisbane, Mrs. tion. WHISKY. time MALT . PURE bad or very a organisations, existing I had tion of the "Last summer II CALL OVER TO never reads into the past what he knows gather into national associations As supplied tinder Contract to the irritation WI1EN IN He writes of last Wed- from prickly ne.d, and the else the gathering of self-respecting and seex to confine their workers to WA. Hospitals and Government Medical of Its future. I could not became so frightful the. Cars nesday as a man who knows Thursday. v.orkingmen into new labour unions their own shop organisations. away from the Itchy The IgNalitineeleeadro ligitlevcsay Dining Clubs but without attributing his own know-It keep toy haels and the the more I scratched CHARLES ST, WEST PERTH, that will not imperial the spiritual worker must claim the same full throughout the State. surfaces. ledge to the man of Wednesday. became. Weeping And your old friend Ernie hands out a interests of the workers. they worse the account In the places difference the makes all Sole Agant: weft°tui to you alt. is thus plac- eczema broke out, and my torture was Nothing could be more clear upon right of free association. of the Reformation, which First-Class Residential Home. COYLE ed In a new setting, so different to the unendurable Both labour imions and employ. 'Why don't you try this j oint than the eloquent words Cleanliness and Attention. history. "A friend said, and distorted angle of Protestant advice, hem imsame Proprietor. the I took have MeGRADE, associations E. ers' of the great Bishop Ketteler, spoken Europe from Zam-Bilk?' applied it Mr. Bellew, moreover, sees historian justice to maintain can getting a supply of the balm duty perative the labour organisatime when at a soothing within, as only a Catholic perspective The MISS M. to the raw surfaces. was really do, for whom the whole tions of his country were mainly in and charity in all the relations be- CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS, 8z His work sensatiem thatThis followed falls into its proper order. relief was accomIt was the tween employers and employed. surprising. the hands of infidels. J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. CONFECTIONERY. should be In the hands of every educathealing, for Zam-Bak gradual by panied in the book its tendency of the age, as he keenly while both classes must place the and covered This Hotel is noted for ed Catholic, for "no modern dried up all the discharge 32 Pier-street, Perth combine public good above all private interto healthy new skin. for workingmen saw, English tongue gives him a conspectus with Drinks. parts of Purity tender the to study until my skin are (Near Hay -street). conditions Zam-Ituk these of the past; he Is compelled with When on a hearests. of gaining I kept the purpose Civility. 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Nov. 21st., Jer. O'Leary (aged 10), CONNRADH NA GAEDHILGE Blessington-street, Dublin. (GAELIC LEAGUE.) Nov. 21st., Michael Hogan, Grangemockler, Tipperary (in Dublin). Nov. 21st., Thomas Ryan, VikingBuckMelbourne, February 9, 1921. circumstances, of Mr. Maurice street, Dublin. who during the war won the A Nation should guard its language more than its territories-11s a Nov. 21st., James Mathews, N. His Lordship Bishop McCarthy re- ley, Victoria the of distinctions surer barrier, and More important rrontier than fortress or river." high Cumberland -street, Dublin. welcome enthusiastic most ceived a Davies. ConDistinguished and the Cross DundBurke, Nov. 21st., James from the people of his diocese when duct Medal. He was a past pupil IRELAND CALLS ON YOU rum, Dublin. he returned to Bendigo last week, Nov. 21st., James Teehan, Green- and his words in reply to an address of the Christian Brothers' School, to Help to and has become wellstreet, Dublin. appropriate. He describ- Abbotsford, most were THE IRISH LANGUAGE SAVE Nov. 21st., Patrick Traynor, Clon- ed his trip from this country, and known by his taking part in the Patrick's Day celebrations, 1920, Contributions from Ireland's friends in Australia will be received and fordalkin, Dublin. impressions of successive inci- St. joining in the protest his warded to Gaelic League, Dublin, by Rev. J. O'Dwyer, Coburg, victoria, and by Robinson his Nov. 21st., William follows: dents read as President; Rev. P. Lynch, St. Mary's, Dandenong, Victoria, Treasurer; P. against the deportation of Father (aged 11), Parnell-street, Dublin. lion. Secretary. S. MacEogham, 82 Budd -street, Collingwood, Victoria, "I thank God that, though I went Jerger. (bp ced)tball o bpp:tm) He was at all times of a O'Dowd, Bucking- round Nov. 21st., All Subscriptions Acknowledged in Catholic Papers. the world, I never for a mo- quiet disposition, had won num and ham -street, Dublin. from inconvenience any felt ment erous friends. The State Command. Nov. 21st., T. Hogan, St. James' - the journey. As Bishop, I was re(Brigadier -General Brand) paid Dublin. everywhere with cordiality, ant Oct. 14th., James Corringham, Lr. terrace, Tel. A1655. April 14th., Patrick Hennessy, MilDaniel O'Carroll, ceived Nov. 21st., people a public tribute to him by marching On the Irish Front, Jan. 3, 1921. town-Malbay, Dublin. -street, and everywhere I went the concernGardiner in Co. Clare. his funeral from St. Patrick's -street, Dublin. James Bandetails information eager for were Last mail I went into Oct. 15th., John Connolly, MilO'Leary, the Brighton Cemetery, to 14th., Thomas Cathedral April Feeney, 21st., Michael Nov. ing Australia, its people and resourabout the shootings and murders town-Malbay, Co. Clare. don, Co. Cork. (A.P.) s Cottages, Dublin. Am- and by asking as many men of the In Ireland, as well as in were that have deluged Ireland for the April 14th., Patrick Dowling, Ark - Oct. 15th. James Lehane, Bally- Smith 9th. Brigade as could do so to march West Barnett ces. Nov. 21st., 544 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB, erica. the Australian soldierspeople past six months. Since then Dub- low, Co. Wicleow. makeera, CO. Cork. (A.) Father Michael O'Brien (exalso. Road, Dublin. North Circular the (aged and of (Opposite King Edward Hostel list a O'Carroll Peter favourites, published great lin Castle has Oct. 16th., Mulholland, A.I.F.) paid the following tribute to 17th.. Thomas April Lyons, Knap: Thomas 21st., Nov. compli of in terms them of speak members of the armed forces killed Dundalk, Co. Louth (A.). MISS M. J. MeDERMOTT, Proprietress. 58) Manor Place, Dublin. (A.) Requiem St. him after a Mass at - pagh Co Mayo. Parnell December and O'Kelly, praise. 1 Henry and January 17th., ment between Oct. Pure Wax Candies. 55 per cent. pure Beeswax, In conformity with Nov. 21st., John McSwiggan, MegMay-One. not Patrick's Cathedral: Church requirements; Tapers, Wicks, Sanctuary 011, Charcoal, Insense, "Our country, Australia, is and IS, 1920, and shows the number as: square, Dublin. (A.) "They offered their deepest symMay 18th., James Saunders, LimHoly Oil Stocks, Missal Markers, Priests' New Ritual, Pictures a SpeO'Rourke, herafelt, Co. Denny, known in Europe well yet even Armed constabulary, 169; military, Oct. 17th., Michael to the parents, relatives and cialty. Stations of the Cross, Acts or Consecration to the Sacred Heart: Nov. 22nd., Richard McKee, Finand although there is no pathy But it must be re- erick City. 52; total, 221. Green-street, Dublin. Irish Born and Mother of Pearl Rosaries; Silver Children of Mary Medals; friends. It was one of the strange glass Co. Dublin (in Dublin Castle). America, June-Three. country to compare with ours in the Pictures of Bishops' Conference; Photos. of Dr. /daunts. Books by late membered that more than half of Oct. 18th., Francis O'Dwyer, Bal- (A.P.) ways of Providence that in the to prefer people Canon Sheehan and Father Benson. Good supply or Irish Music and Readarmed in climate, (A.) killed of Walsh Tipperary. were (13s matter June 6th., Michael this number lydavid, Co. were in death. midst of life they GlouClancy, Peter Nov. 22nd., ing matter by Fr. Lasance, Sir James Butler, and Francis Thompson. such, countries, other to emigrate conflicts wieh Sinn Fein, where they years), Cappaquin, Co. Waterford. Oct. 18th., Edward O'Dwyer, Balwas liable to Agent for Catholic Directory, 1921, Record, Sacred Heart Messenger, Our At any moment death (-street, Dublin (in Dublin CasStates barUnited the (A.) as tanks, of DromBrett, Tipperary. instance, June 8th., Thomas Lady's Annals, St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Press, Advocate, St. Anhad the advantage lydavid, Co. them. Sergeant claim any one of (A.P.) here to thony's Annals, Ave Braila. Benziger's )Magazine. Irish, American, and Canada. The distance racks, ammunition. etc. bane, Co. Tipperary. Oct. 18th., Patrick Doyle, BallinBuckley's death was greatly regretNov. 22nd , T. Conor Cline, Co. andfor English Literature Stocked. Circulating Library. St. Patrick's Badges, is a strong factor against us. June 25th., Comeluis Crowley agare, Co. Roscommon. (A.) Sinn Fein has also published a Large Assortment. Clare (in Dublin Castle). (A.P.) and ac- ted. He was one of a distinguished utterances Pope's "The Oct. 20th., Michael S. Walsh, But this list includes only (cripple), Bantry, Co. Cork (A.). list. number who made Australia's name Rush John McCann, 22nd., pre' Lions were misrepresented by U.D.C., Galway City. (A.) July-Fifteen. those persons-men and little boys, the great war. A brave AustraDublin. (A.) Yet to -day all im. in minds. Michael Burke, U.D.C., Co.Nov. and pregnant women and 8 -year -old lian, deceased fought for freedom eilly (aged judiced witnesses ..July 1st., Miss M. Counihane, Lim- Oct. 22nd., 147,ocva.p22ein-sdire,Michael O'Reilly that acknowledge by Westmeath. blood cold Co. partial in down Athlond, girls-shot end liberty in foreign fields, and erick City. Dublin.O:R outstanding Coshla, one the is, Egan, the and Oct. 24th., Thomas so-called police and soldiers in July 4th., Richard Lumley (ageh Nov. 23rd., Patrick O'Donoghue, he was,who in international affairs won for himself the highest honour figure The number is 203, 60), Rearcross, Co. Tipperary. Co. Galway. (A.) 12 months. Cork City. (A.) in a soldier could gain -the coveted Oct. 24th., Charles Lynch (aged Nov. 23rd., Edward Mehigan, Cork towers above every Sovereign PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, AND ARTISTS' and I append a list of their names, July nth., Michael Small, Upperof the Victoria Cross for You will be pleased to distinction Europe. 70). Miltown-Malbay, Co. Clare. date of murders, and addresses, church, Co. Tipperary. conspicuous valour. He had left (A.) COLOURMEN. learn that, as a result of the war, Oct. 25th., Michael Ryan (invalid), City. should any reader wish to challenge July 5th., James Dunne, Ferns, Co. their Cork his and prayPatrick Trahey, earthly rewards, 23rd., Nov. in moral strong and because of the Curraduff, Co. Tipperary. (A.) Wholesale and Retail. Special Prices for Convents and Schools. them. In a previous letter I gave Wexford. City. (A.) Pontiff ers were offered for the repose of his unarmed Fingahy, the in Gleeson, shot Wm. which civilians 25th., fluence innocent Oct. of details July 8th., Thomas Peery (aged Deceased took a Nov. 23rd., Thomas Flynn, Tarwho immortal soul. The can ever wield, several nations have Co. Tipperary. (A.) cold blood up to November. prominent part in last St Patrick's 70), Ballycommon, King's Co. Co. Roscommon. (A.) from Rome Desamber toll is no less horrible. Burke, Cork Oct. 26th, Hugh Moore, Derry Kil- were estranged Day James O'Connell, procession, and was one of the July 18th., Denis 23rd., Nov. at Ambassadors sotwo Special City. now their From December 1st. to 20th. Co. Cork. (A.) Telephone, No. A1011. City. (A.P.) sixteen such splendid body of V.C. winners who Oct. 26th., Daniel Lehane (aged dorrery, called policemen were shot dead at Car. the Vatican. There inareaddition. did honour to his Grace the ArchJuly 18th., John O'Brien (aged rowNmove.en24tcho.,. MGaicltaaeyl. Moran,(Api (wounded thirtyClare Co. period 65), Lahinch, new Ambassadors In the same sight. It would grieve his City. bishop. Grace Cork 18), be"Cordial relations now exist three men and boys were shot dead1 July 18th., Wm. McGrath, Cork Sept. 22nd). (A.) Doyle, Dolwhen he heard of Sergeant BuckphNino..v.B2a5rtnh.,DTuhhohmnas(A.) tween the King and Queen of Italy ley's death. in the streets or in their beds. Oct. 26th., Prof. John Carolan, He would ask them City. am not including in either figures July 21st., Thomas MacDonnell, Dernsicie, Dublni (wounded Oct. Nov. 25th., Denis Carey, Nenagh, and the Sovereign Pontiff." Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. his never to ferget the deceased in their Dr. McCarthy also mentioned 12th.), (A.) the casualties in the various armed Coracunna Cross, Co. Cork. prayers. May God in His mercy Co. Tipperary. (A.) Eng. in Mannix "The Famous "Snigg's Corner," attacks. Duggam, meeting Archbishop Gibbons in Bal- look down upon him, and upon all Nov. 26th, Mortimer land, and Cardinal a mina of the faithful departed." the Broadford. Co. Limerick. A.) was said, he latter, Another Expectant Mother MurderTo the Archbishop Mansix has cabled out Nov. 29th., Martin Walsh (aged timore. ed. THE PLACE TO GO FOE due a good deal of the credit for the 62), Clare tam stic Asylum. of his sympathy from London, and I There are other deaths I am not extremely flourishing condition FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, SILK and FASHION Ardee, am O'Carrotl, sure that with his prayers there term 30th. Nov. United in the education including. For example, Miss Ellen Catholic will go the prayers of thousands and Co. Louth.' 'A.' by the SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ITO. Kennedy, who dropped dead from States, which was crowned ArT:ernsy, thousands Patiek of Catholics 30th., in all parts Nov at America 4, fright at 6 p.m. on December The Second Issue of a Beautiful Portrait of Catholic University of of Australia- who regret the early dee, Co. L 'rata (A ) 1920, at Killaloe, Co. Clare, when .Washington. He repeated histheviews EVERYTHING IN GENTLIIMEN'S WEARING APPAREL fol- death of such an ornament to the December-Fifty. hree lorries of Black and Tans as to affairs in Ireland in Church. Dec. 1st., Carl Johansen, -e into the village and opened a lowing words: Movements of Priests. 53 of descrlpthe Medalie, City. tent sic fire, nor Mrs. "I can add nothing to COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. Consequent upon the death of dropDec. 1st., Patrick Clancy, New- tion of the hardships contained in Tuckev-s -et, Cork, who also on Father Skelly, D.D., several clerical towndrangan, Co. Tipperary. beyond this, that cir- changes ed dead with fright at 11 p.m. her address your have taken place in the dio- DON'T FORGET THE Dec. 2nd., J. Begley, Bandon, Co. cumstances attending the lives of December 112th. She was with Father J. J. Cork. (A.) husband in ta room upstairs when non-combatants in Ireland are far cese of Sandhurst. ADDRESS tIF Dec. 2nd., Jas. J. Donoghue, Ban- worse than you living in this eosin - Kennedy, D.S.O., has taken the demilitary, whka_ had broken isito tee ceased's place as the room, the pastor at Myrtle of into truth burst (A.) the Cork. Co. If don, suddehly house, can realise. try CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. at be had may and ford; the Rev. John Moran, was Miss were who Nor Bandon, Dec. 2nd., John Galvin, and she dropped dead. present situation in Ireland who am of administering that parish, will do Co. Cork. (A.) Harriet Meara, aged 83 years, by adequately known, I at least PART ANY IN BOOKSELLERS a CATHOLIC the same at Elmore; of and the Rev. Howley, Cram: killed 'reign and Dec. 4th., Joseph was knocked down o iMon that the present more, Co. Galway (in 'Dublin). (A.) terror' in the country of my birth Francis Meyer, D.D., will administer Black and Tan lorry on the Grand OF AUSTRALIA Dec. 5th., Thomas Hand, Baltras- would be swept away by the fury of the parish of Kerang. Fathers James Parade, Cork, on December 8. Of In thanking her friends for past favours, wishes to inform them course you could not expect Greenna, Skerries, Co. Dublin. (A.) outraged public opinion of the Ryan and W. A. Armstrong, of Elgentlemen to get out of the Dec. 5th., Thomas Rooney, Bally - great honest masses of the people athe more and Kerang respectively, are and the public in general, that she has ' take a year's leave, and they will an old woman of 83-and an Shannon, Co. Donegal. and of her powerful to Postage 3d. extra. Britain Great rrinesassfesrresel Elem. ,01c1 EstasIblisktisa oman at that, could you? Dec. 6th., Thomas Curtin, Kilrush, Dominions. The spirit of the ma- visit Europe. A lengthy list of changes is ex. 'nclude the name of Mrs. or .direct from Co. )Care. jority of the Irish people is unbrokIlan, Co. Tipperary, who Dec. 7th., Henry Loughnane, Gort, en, and their demand is-Ireland a pecte in Melbourne within the next few weeks. Fathers J. J. Cusack HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). feel of on December 21, and died your Co. Galway. (A.P.) nation.' I will not harry cember 23. On December 21 Dec. 7th., Patrick Loughnane, 'rigs with a recital of atrocities and (Newport), T. English (Yarraville), SECOND DOOR FROM PIER -ST. and will R.I.C., D. Gleeson (Surrey Hills) 'frighteral of Sergt. Walsh, and of (A.P.) Galway. acts Gott, Co. almost innumerable TEL. A1125 the visiting Europe, and Father J. ing through Callan, Dec. 7th., John Fleming, Cattle fulness which terrify and torture be of Queenscliff, will leave FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, AND ALL CATHOLIC Tans ordered all houses Market Av., Cork City. women and children, but I say that NIcKesiti, was for Queensland in search of good This shut. ,o be REQUIREMENTS. Dec. 7th., Denis Regan, Clashllack, if the statesmanship shown in the PERTH health. Father J. A. Gleeson, of done, but Mrs. Ryan opened her Co. Cork. (A -P.) case of the Boer Republic was Amer"Ordo" for 1921 has arrived. front door tc look out after the Murphy, Tow: cised in behalf of Ireland, and if, in- Flemington, has been seriously ill, J. 8th., Michael Dec. and is spending a holiday at Sot. funeral had passed, whereupon one Cork City . stead of a paltry measure of Home Oct. 27th., Michael Scanlan, Kil- er-street,10th., July 21st., Daniel McGrath (18), of the "mourners" turned around William Oyens, Shan- Rule befitting a Crown colony, an rento. Dec. mallock, Co. Limerick. (A.P.) A.C.T.S. Pamphlets. Coracunna Cross, Co. Cork. such and shot her point blank. Rule, Home Wicklow. Co. kill, Dominion of Act Oct. 27., James Sherlock, Skerries, July 21st., James Cogan, OldcasTwo details are not amiss. Firstly: The latest pamphlets published by Dec. 11th, Jehr. Delany, Dublin, as New Zealand, Canada, South AfCo. Dublin. (A.) Mrs Ryan was within a new weeks tie, Co. Meath. enjoy, were, the Catholic Truth Society deal with (A.) Cork City. Hill, Australia and rice. Secondly: Sergeant July 29th., James Duggan (aged o f coniivement. Dec. 11th., James Lawlor, Lis- without conditions, placed on the Visits to the Blessed Sacrament and November-Sixty-four. Insurance Company, Limited. Walsh was "officially murdered" by 10), Bruree, Co. Limerick. Co. Waterford. Statute Book, the present Irish trou- Chained Bibles before and after the Nov. 1st., Mrs. Ellen Quinn, Gort, more, Actually he was shot July 29th., Thomas Harris (inSinn Fein. SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. 14th., Thomas O'Loughlin, ble would be near solution, and the Reformation. The former is by the Dec.brack, (A.) patrol. Limerick. Co. Galway. Co. military Bruree, valid), in mistake by a Tipperary two countries would live in harmony Rev. J. Power, M.S.H., of Sydney, Co. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, July 30th., John O'Sullivan, Lim- No. 3rd., John Conroy, Rathcon (wounded Nov. 26th.). (A.) and the latter by Father John M. and goodwill" 203 Murders of Irish People. ner, Co. Roscommon .1A.) erick City. and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST H. Lenhart. The one is devotional T. Very Rev. Canon 15th., Dec. Opened. School New July 31st., James Mulcahy, Nick- Nov. 5th., John O'Brien, Nenagh, J. Magner (aged 73), Dunmanway, and the other historical. The alleE MIDWOOD, Manager. The following is the complete list CURRENT RATES own Co. Tipperary. (A.P.) in his (A.) children week Co. Limerick. a and er, than less women After gation that bibles used to be chainof the men, (A.) Nov. 5th., Thomas O'Brien, Nen- Co. Cork. th., diocese, Bishop McCarthy came ed in churches so that they could be murdered in Ireland by English August-Eleven. Dun, Crowley, Dec.wa5 1 Timothy Co. Tipperary. (A.P.) down to Melbourne and blessed a kept from the people is one based military and constabulary in the Hartnett, sigh, Aug. 8th., William Co. Cork. Nov. 5th., Miss O'Connell (aged parish of San. solely upon Protestant ignorance. twelve months of 1920. The total Emly, Co. Limerick. John McGowan, new school in theis one Dec. 15th., Ardfert, Co. Kerry. of the outer They were put in churches and seThis number is two hundred and three. Aug. 10th., Thomas Farrelly, Dub- 15), Cliai.chRaeolscEodinmmuonnd.s.(ATi.p.) dringham. Frpenecch. Nov. 5th., Michael McQuire, Ardsuburbs that is not very 'thickly cured for the very opposite reason Of these one hundred and seventy- lin City. 17th.,park Co. fert, Kerry. (A.P.) HANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE. 'Phone 481. a Catholic namely, so that people could always course of but populated, two were young men and men Di Aug. 14., Patrick Lynch (aged 48), Nov. 6th., William Mulcahy, Cork perary Town. (A.) the less necessary. For go there and read them. Father ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. middle age; twelve were children Hospital, Co. Limerick. (A.P.) Dec. 18th., Cornelius Delaney, school is none been given in Lenhart shows that from time to has school years, under seventeen years; six were Aug. 15th., Edward Paget, Lim- City. some Best of Everything Kept. Splendid Accommodation. Nov. 8th., John Cantillon, Ardfert, Dublin1th1H)i1L Cork City (wounded the church, but last year the Rev. time different methods of keeping women, two of them being pregnant erick City. Dec. (A.)Co Kerry. MA., decided to hooks in libraries were adopted, and Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/6; Weekly 27/6. at the time of their murder; ten Aug. 16th., John O'Connell, Derry - Co.Nov. Dec. 18th., James Looby, Dualla- W. B. a Mangan. 8th., Michael Brosnan, Casthat and school, old men of sixty years and gallon, Co. Cork. (A.) separate this form of chaining them became build JIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. Co. Tipperary. (A.P.) tleisland, Co. Kerry. been done at a cost of £3,000. fashionable about the fourteenth over; three were boys of 18 years; Aug. 17th., Andrew Hayes, TipDec.18th Wm. Delaney Rose- has Nov. 10th., Christopher Lucy, one of the old men was a Catholic perary Town. That amount is not the end of the century. It continued so for near(A.P.) Tipperary Co. green, Ballingeary, Co. Cork. (A.) the of as one just obligation, but priest of 73 years of age; ly four hundred years, and when a Aug. 17th., Patrick Clancy, Derry Dec. 19th, James O'Connor, Kit- parochial Nov. 10th., Frank Hoffman, young men was a Catholic priest cf gallon, Co. Cork. (A.P.) change in ideas came, the Vatican that was raised, so will be the necesleentiema, Co. Kerry (A.P.) for carrying it on by Library was one of the first to have years of age. Of the total mur- Aug. 20th., Patrick Kennedy, An- Farmer's Bridge, Co. Kerry. (A.) money sary Laurance McDonagh, Dec. 19th, Nov. 12th., John Herlihy, BallyDr. Mc- its books loose. The Protestant Sisters. dered ninety-eight were killed in in- nascaul, Co. Kerry. Presentation the Aran Islands. Co. Kerry. and his brief corn Bible also used to be chained in discrireir ate and unprovoked firing Aug. 26th, John Hynes (aged 70), macelligott, Dec. 19th, James Looby, Bally- tional matters, Nov. 12th., T. Walsh, Ballmacelli sy military and constabulary; sixty Shangolden, Co. Limerick. Canby is an authority upon educa- churches, and the idea that Catholics sheehan, Co. Tipperary (A.) gott, Co. Kerry. tine were risliberately assassinated position are very had done it to keep the Holy Scripour Aug. 27th., John Buckley, MidleNov. 12th., P. MacMahon, BallyDec. 19th, Michael Whalton, Clon- ments upon "I paid a tures out of the hands of the laity their beds, or on the street, and ton. Co. Cork. (A.P.! much to the point: Co. Kerry. balls% Co. Tipperary (A.) and Scot- did not arise until barely a century hirty-six were assassinated in pri- Aug. 28th., George Walker (crip- macelligott, England RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. to visit Nov. 13th., Miss Annie O'Neill Dec. 19th, Patrick Connors, Clon- month's have their ago. This pamphlet furnishes plenty -on or while in custody. Catholics where land, Co. Cork. (A.P.) ple), Queenstown. (A.) bally, Co. Tipperary (aged 8), Dublin. in of material for the Catholic who solved None of these casualties occurred problems schools' CHAS. Z. GOSDEN, primary DANIEL MULCAHY, September-Nineteen. Nov. 14th., Patrick Lynch, Gold Dec. 20th, John Phelan, Ballyroan, any kind of armed conflict. The a manner just and satisfactory to from time to tune has to defend the Manager. Queen's Co. (A.) Proprietor. Sept. 5th., Patrick Hegarty, Bally- en, Co. Tipperary. I often ask- Church against ignorant assertions. fficial reports issued by the EngState. and Church the Nov. 17th., Michael MacMahon, Dec. 21st, J. Hynan, Emly, Co. ssh military authorities in many in- vourney, Co. Cork. myself: 'Could not politicians It enables him to answer a critic ed Lynch, BallyScariff, Co. Clare. (A.P.) (A.P.) 5th., Michael Limerick Sept. tances stated that the men murder Catholic claims just with facts that are too voluminous Nov. 17th., John Egan, Scariff, Co Dec. 22nd, Ml. McNamara, Doom. here settle ourhave d had opened fire upon them be vourney, Co. Cork. settledthe Ca- and compelling to be doubted. The as statesmen beg, Co. Clare (A.P.) Sept. 8th., John Mulvoy, Galway Clare. (A.P.) ore they were killed. In none of in England work concludes, "It is one of the question schools' tholic Nov. 17th., John Connolly, White Dec. 22nd, W. J. Shanahan, West he following cases has that state - City. I always an- glories of the Church that it made And and Scotland?' Co. Clare. (A.P.) Clare (in Ennis gaol) (A.P.) "cot been found on examination to Sept. 19th., James Quirke, Galway gate, if they the Bible accessible to the laity and could they 'Yes) swered: Nov. Michael 17, Connolly, Ryan, White Callan Dec. 23rd, Mrs. M. accurate, except in the case of City. (A.P.) clergy by chaining copies in libwould." Sept. 11th., Patrick Gill, Drumsna, gate, Co. Clare (A.P.) Co. Tipperary. he murder of five civilians at 'a is remarkable that our raries and churches. The chained really It Nov. 17th, Patrick Leitrim. Hanley Andrew Moynihan, Co. (aged Dec. 23rd, hristmas night dance at Bruff, Co. look to attempt do not Bibles were those copies which had politicians Sept. 14th., Tames Connolly (aged 17 Broad Lane, Cork City. (A.) Rathmore, Co Kerry (A.P.) imerick. There shots were fired system of education that would been used most extensively, for Nov. 17th., Eugene O'Connell, Dec. 23rd, Maurice Riedy, Bally- for anational, -y some men outside the dance hall 70), Kinlough, Co. Leitrim. is every Bible chained in the Middle that one of instead be Sept. 16th., Joseph Athy, Oran - Broad -street, Cork City. (A.) macelligott, Co. Kerry. t the constabulary party which distasteful to nearly a Ages stands for a group of Bible stuNov. 18th., James Coleman, North Dec. 25th, Jahn Leen, Ballymacel- completely Constable Hogsden more, Co. Galway. urrounded it. quarter of the people. Probably, dents who made their studies thereSept. 20th., J. Healy (aged 18,, Mall, Cork City. (A.) ligott, Co. Kerry (A.) as killed. As a reprisal five of the is the true rea- from." McCarthy's -F.J.C. Nov. 19th., Thomas Clancy, KilDec. 26th, John Quinlan, Bruff, Co. Bishop en who were inside the dance hall Abbeyfeale, Cc. Limerick. son, "They could if they would." Sept. 20th, Patrick Hartnett, Ab- lusty, Co. Tipperary. (A.) Limerick. t the time of the firing, were shot beyfeale, Nov. 20th., James O'Ne,li, LimerA Priest Ordained. Co. Limerick. Dec. 26th, Edward Moloney, Bruff, 40 FIRST -AVENUE, MT. LAWLEY d. Seventeen others were woundCity. (A.) Co. Limerick. ASK FOR .. The five dead are mentioned Sept. 21., James Lawloss (aged ickNov. His Lordship Dr. Phelan, Bishop 20th., Michael Blake, Limer48), Balbriggan, Co. Dublin. (A.P.) Dec. 26th, Martin Conway, Bruff, of Sale, accompanied Dr. McCarthy s murdered in this list. PHIL RYAN Sept. 21st., John Gibbons, Balbrig- ick City. (A.) Co. Limerick. came to Melbourne DODGE MOTOR CAR FOR HIRE (In the following the letter "A" gan, and Bendigo, to Nov. 20th., Rev. Ml. Griffen, BA., Co. Dublin. (A.P.) Dec. 26th, Daniel Sheehan, Bruff, at the end of the week. On Sunday enotes that the man was assassiDAY OR NIGHT. Sept. 22nd., John A. Lynch, Co. C., Galway City. (A.P.) Co. Limerick. .ted; and the letters "A.P." that last he ordained the Rev. Francis CAR No. 208. Nov. 20th., Austin Crowley (aged Dec. 26th, Henry Ward, Bruff, Co. Kent to the priesthood. Father e was a prisoner when he was as- Kilmarlock, Co. Limerick (in DubMotor Garage Telephone, A1927. 63), Mayan, Co. Meath. lin). (A.) Limerick. ssinated.) St. Patrick's boy of old is an Kent Motor Rank, A3488. O.P.O. Cullimane, Nov. 21st., William En22nd., Connole, Sept. Thomas Dec. 26th, Patrick O'Brien, Aher- College, Ballarat. and is a recent January -One. Clare -Galway (in Dublin). nistymon, Co. Clare. (A.P.) low, Co. Tipperary. graduate of Manly. lie will stay in January 20t., Michael Darcy, Coon Nov. 21st,, James Conlan, Dame Sept. 22nd., Patrick J. Linnane. Dec. 27th, James Hickey, Knockna- Melbourne for some months, and dare, Co. Clare. street, Dublin. THE PALACE HOTEL Ennistymon, Co. Clare. (A.) gochel, Co. Kerry (A.P.) will then go on to Tasmania, attachNov. 21st., Miss Jane Boyle, LenFebruary -Three. Sept. 22nd., J. Sammon, EnnistySt. George's Terrace, Perth, WA. Dec. 28th, Michael Smyth, Beleck, ed to the Archdiocese of Hobart. The PALM :i; Is situated in a moat nox Dublin. -street, Co. Clare. Co. Armagh (A.P.) Feb. 2, Robert O'Dwyer, Limerick mon, Enistynaou, charming Position, close to Batiks and Presentation to Hugh Mahon. Nov. 21st., J. Scott (aged 14), FitzSept. 22nd., Patrick Lenane, Lab Dec. 28th, Timothy B. Madigan, Commercial Houses, and Theatres, and Dublin. roy -avenue, Leainch, Co. Clare. (A.) -Ireland is Irish largely patronised by the 'whitlow Members of the Shanagolden, Co. Limerick (A.) s'eb., 2nd., Miss Helena Johnston, Sept. 26th., John Gaynor, Spriin Dec. 28th, Joseph O'Doherty, aged gue are ta'iing steps to arrange a Farmers and Glaziers In the State. ericiMity. MODERATE TARIFF. -road, Belfast. field (A.) Mahon, Mr. Hugh to 16, Garvagh, Co. Derry. presentation 'eb. 12, James O'Brien, Rath - Sept. 26th., Edward Trodden, J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. Dec. 29th, William Slattery, Emly, It was at a meeting arranged by rum, Co. Wicklow. Fall's Road, Belfast. (A.) utterMahon Mr. that Telephone League that Co. Limerick (A.P.) March -Five, Sept. 26th., John MacFadden, (By Lafayette, London and Dublin) Dec. 29th, Richard Leonard, Bally- ed the words which caused so much March 20th., Alderman Thomas Springfield Road, Belfast. (A.. of the Most Reverend excitement, and which were the MISS KATHLEEN TOWNSEND, brock, Co. Limerick. acCurtain, Lord Mayor of Cork October --Twenty-six, cause of his losing his seat in ParA.T.C.L. truth of his stateOct. 2nd., 'fug!: Conway, Cullen, VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. liament.was The March And., Miss Ellen Hendrick, ,Lo. Tipperary. never questioned; he was ments Teaohor of Pianoforte, Organ, and) HARVEST TERRACE, ublin City. Harmony. simply told that he shouldn't have Oct..do. nd.. John O'Hanlon, Lack- Patriot Bishop of Killaloe March 22nd., Michael Cullen, Dub - agh, MISS M. O'CALLAGHAN. made them. For his straight -forGalway. (A.) City. ward speaking lit has already paid Tuptis Preparedl for All Examinations. May be had at the °thee of Oct. 6th., John Clifford (aged 17), Maternity. Medical: Surgical: March 27th., James MacCarthy, Derry City. a heavy penalty, and it is only right Terms in !Alvan,. Telephone, A1080. THE RECORD hurles, Co. Tipperary (A.). that he should be given the symOct. 6th., Patrick Thompson, Lis57 THIRD -AYE., INGLEWOOD. March 28th., Thomas O'Dwyer, nadaragh, Co. Westmeath. (A.) pathy of his friends. at 2/6 each. HOTEL AUSTRALIA ouldaduff, Co. Tipperary (A.). Oct. 10th., Michael Griffen (aged Death of Sergeant Buckley, V.C. MEN HAVE GIVEN UP TRYING BRYANS RECORD PRESS, KALGOORLIE April -Five. 60), Cork City. TO FIND A BETTER DRINK All sections of people have reMURRAY-STREET, PERTH. P. FRAWLEY, 7.roprietor. 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26 1921 THE W. A. RECORD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY NOGGERUP

Who are Those "Masked Men"?

VII THE BIG

(From Our Correspondent.) On Saturday will, the reetdeete of by wall- of these it and the surrounding district and Noggerup mash of the the Logassist ite 1,,d0e we may Tile reverse of assembled In large numbers In the Nogis tied round the heart. siitheeities in Ireland to discover rubber, and or gerup Matt to make a presentation and with treated is niaak per the or M. Dunn and famII, e identity el those "person the this grey surface the ofilcial Govern- bid farewell to Mrs. ...es unknown' who are abroad inwear The stage was decorated with ily. ment stamp appears. '.beets of Cork alter eurrew, and greener:: and Mors, which added lustre These masks are officially termed: Mr. Jas. the uniform of the Royal Irish Constaoccasion. valedictory the to with "(toggles for night practice." ocA bulary and disguise themselves Farrelly presided, and persons whowere goggles: Tae following Is an exact copy of a cupied positions on the platform evening. the The English tiOVer11111ent is officially accotnpanied of which musls-dritent order Mrs. Dunn, the guest Ireland in fories tome, of its these manager of supplying or sixteen Mrs. Moffat, Mr. Jas. Kelly, SOUTH AUSTRALIA. in the shape el the transmission with Meek masks made VICTORIA. td the officers Commanding the Millers', East Kirrup, Messrs. T. Dunn, The eye -holes are without masks goggles. at the Headquarters and J. C. Moffat, and two members of QUEENSLAND. Fusiliers Irish Royal lireThe Ian ciire-a metal. with the or :eel are edged Pea.- Braze!. has at Carrickfergus, Co. the Donnybrook Roads Board. Messrs. Kent, recently raised 10 the tie-, been imaraea a ina-le is ;Mont three melies deep and of that Regiment Father been T. Jones, J.P., and Cecil Matthews. An whose ',nes,, of these masks has Press You'll get Remarkable Wear from The late Mr. William Naughton, of the priesthood, by II'no, I, the second sic ewe,. in length, and has attached to Antrim (OneEnglish and other last year, left dignity I,,' nes, reimmr ehitiiiien. apology was received from Mr. McNabb, death occurred in October ship 1,1.. Phelan, celebrated the rata:, to he awarded a the tee el. ,i111 a small limp of elastic examined by el any one of these High-Class MaterDublin and copy of manager for Bunning Bros. here, for his reality. student 111 Mime sacred the and or year. the other 11111.1e lo Ilt ender the nose and thus noel representativesOf it has tills E13.gh.: personality, Mass in the Church careful the the sent to proceedings exhibition beThe seithic been will tailored in absence. ills Fr. ials; In 7111 unavoidable lest. brilliant it ill Position on the rare. Three strips a photograph Tile deceased gentleman ear!. Preston, on the to the "Times." Hobart beteg. Michael kelly, whose his real and per - IKent were opened by indulging In dancing. "Samuel's" manner, the material you will be attached Ss, "arable com- or mark lape arc /WWII On to each side Editor of the London queathed and devised perrormance Archbishop arch -diocese. The Chairman spoke of the noble Of the Suit. ideal press. the poem! estates to his Grace daily becomes the choose on in on called his and mented by qualities of the guest, the presentation of) the reArmy Form G. 1028. pulite, to be used and appliedreligious, twelve exhibitions awarded Case Description Mrs. Moffat to make Catholic UliCotil rolled discretion forpurposes, as or the Senior Public water kettle. Package t PACKING NOTE. No. IL 135 of a very handsome hot Mr. Charles McCarthy. B.Se., Colby', sults Send for Patterns to -day. Place four. C. forgus Station. educational, or charitable ladles sellouts have now secured Newman Fus. at Irish a philosophy Depot R1. C. C. Mrs. Moffat said: "Mr. Chairman, decree. in natural AdeDate to at Unit fit 12/10/90. arrived sec Fiery your order early, and our expert staff he may 'rile Rev. G. P. I was asked yesSince gentlemen, and Orhas been appointed assistant lecturer ILSI.S. the by to Mrs. this presentation will do the rest. teemernber, we patmake In engineering at the laide from Naples to date and terday denionetrater No. and tit staliened Ind' In recently. and will be ringing charitable University of Mclbourn. been mond, has silent, address. verse any tile to little parcels of Dunn. 3 on all freight recognitidn !Unreal)n. In Cane., ill Quantity. of Perpetual Adorawith the canteen.) my ears, and It seems fitting that 1 Description of stores. Quantity. work 1,1 the Sisters of ihe late iter. pe,,,iption of Stores. is a younger brother rem; Rey. Father Ryan should repeat it for you: months alto of Ile tion. Valley, the late of t 100. J. G. Ciery, who died aHospital Mr. J. W. Ryan, grand secretary arafter to "Friend after friend departs, bequeathed them tile sum a visit on Adelaide leaving North is the II.A.C.B.S., in the section 15 Who has not lost a friend? apconimittee A Ireland. 30. March from on Goggles Night Practice (Too- Ireland Confer- rival There is no union here of hearts, 141 Sets pointed at the recent II.A.C.B.S. Over Soo people at Carrbulup to Keating, That finds not here an end." arranged TASMANIA. has Father MAIL THE COUPON TO-DAY, ence held in Richmond Sr. Case \V. P. Mullen, Wm, ctoondia) farewelled Witness: farewell Warwick. to As you know, we are all met totender him a complimeatary Packer; Wm. Semple. who ha. been transferred a native of the smoke social in Sargent's Care, on SatMrs. Dunn and family, is to honour SOLID who prenight was THE Keating, AND TEST Archbishop Father (2622.) Ills Grave the a residence of long ordained, was urday evening, March 5. Of who are leaving us after always -P,57 1-4600 B.110-2/18 -T.-W. & J. Si. COD. (Helmet, and not notes. taken a semea with all illuminated address Urban .111011- -W I4193 14 years, and who have * * OFFERS. given a wallet of welTHESE the IN welcome In Irish by tile alidleton In VALUE interest kindly his and or of In keen Irishmen his Conneil (Ireland) on the occasion told blood fifty-three No one ever apMr. James Sandford has severed staff Is of Noggerup. Due Calcutta contemporary, commentnew connection their honies, and seventeen from fare with the commercial visit to his former home. Ills Grace good cause Ore- ing. oil the above document, observes:- near pealed to Mrs. Dunn In a She air. J. 0. Leahy, a Brisbane's November 1st to December 6th.for Th was alcivic farewell at of the Ballarat "Star,' after eontinuous a nettles of NIMIPIMI. gone young, the and was refused her aid. in document the china to invoice careful C.P.S.. was tenderedeve be °Metal to the Is highly since hate So departure will has his years. 60 of Over who " 'Reuter' of ther, generous to a fault In her giving, old masks the ways to regulation of Toowoomba on the Mayor handed him service visitor troops to the a among <lodge also despatch propaganda Sandford was Mission, respected was Mr future about his Irish people of Noggerup have The kind the so holiday confiscated was which Grace's of for hrisbane. for paper His In the consignment a during. FAST DYE and another men advertising Lome shall not go emptyGuavanteed Extra Value boyhood. of 'masked men.' So far they have done Meanwhile General determined that she a cheque for himself, were other in- business amongst the old scenes or Ills given to him rood service as neutral tnamilkine, by bin!' Fein. that tffi.y matte hint recently a handsome Persotlally I am sorry There attributes handed away. Mrs. Leahy. INDIGO Mr. Sandford Is going A magnificent gold ellallre was any sort or stricklaud's report frankly fasten presentation. could SUITS TO MEASURE I have been called on to one widen that oil glad Midletee auxiliaries, and the gifts. of to er Cork dividual He ills Grace by past Pupils real the burning because to take up his residence ill Sydney. Reuter. make the presentation-sorry wee/ titrocity without incriminating the SERGES the a hit of news that has escaped we but poorly exhis family have been most promi- Christian Schools, some or whom whilst casting suspleitill on are feel my tongue can of Mrs. J. Gal- and befor nearly yearn classmates or the Archbishop to his boyl - author.'party. These auxiliaries are Colonials, circles proves in Catholic (10rilIllellt suggests-eglad the nent But heart my British The news of the death what the wrong press of Mac- past, anti his good citizenship will be rood. are glad to say, not British, and of Dr. Gallagher, to the hilt that the masked men I have an opportunity of playing laelier (wife niany people. borers Cr,- thoroughly disgusted with cause from tiallrat one who has great shock to the other than Dublin Castle little part in a honouring kay) lame as adeceased The late greatly 'Integra Film:weld, WOW 1020, 1171(1 the savage and brutal methods of those aalways All will miss THE FAMOUS friend. proved Tile Rev. FatherforGerald who between Martel 0, 2iith. friends of the who hadlady. I Arrhilincese been married the Bashi but aeea-aliated of Ecordained 19'2 Nee .1011, 5,1th, reertitly our guests at future gatherings, Mallet. William McLotielillp, Mrs. Gallagher. and a half years, Was the at located present SUITS TO MEASURE in the list of Hobart. is at be forgotten, and should not will they for less than two Isabella Wilford, and hinges has been Mewed seeutelpaymaster's FOX'S being he Palma., Hobart. come here they may again ever seccessrul catelidates, Arelibislmtes they formerly Nurse to both Brisbane and Cathedral And St. Mary's stuwelcome. This the Navy. clad to a of Australian SERGE department, assured attached be was well-known of the peoShe received her training his education at Assump- staff. Father Fitzgerald is a Victorian. now, Mrs. Dunn, on behalf Ciumatnntla. Hospital, and dent received to offer you an Mr. tan Ilesford, who College. ple of Noggerup, I beg at the BrisbanesheGeneral Church, spent three years In tion the eve of your secured first position some years ago, affectionate farewell on during the war While The altar rails at St. Joseph's devout India. in college. with village, same and to ask our at the was also educated departure from were thronged Just Arrived, a Big Range military hospitals she contracted malatia Master McLoughlin was formerly a stu- Hobart, as a Night token the Sunday following you to accept this gift affection nursing in India Parishionersof on Archfully recovered FOR THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH, W.A. towards TWEED of the latest Patterns the Brigieline Nuns, Echuca. good will -and the late Venerable of our dent of fever, and she never after death the Shortly Joseph's. of it. of St. the future 11 you. We all trust that in SUITS TO MEASURE from the effects priest Hennehry. P.P. she married Dr. SIUITINGS offered their Comto your memory recolback been has bring may J. Kennedy regarding J. parishioners her return to Balebane. Rev. Regulations active The on These the Lenten parts, had been the soul of of your stay in these matter While the Laws of the Lenten the Gallagher (whO also on duty in the Bendlgo Parish. munion for the repose of and abstinence may aptly to lections and they subsequently and we all hope, too, that noyou service abroad), Fast remain in full vigour, the fol- fasting The parishioners of Barham and late Archpriest. In Mackay. The will Armwhere your new home may he made in this the priests of the various districts, took up their residence are musician, Koondrook presented the Rev. Fr.on regulations lowing and electa gifted prosperity, was and was disshe to lady happiness have ere hereby authorised strong with a substantial cheque deceased Mr. Shoobridge. a farmer, you will charming qualities Archdiocese in accordance witl.. re- who when using our little presentlook for cause She eve of his departure for the old coun- ed for the Derwent seat In the Legislaand possessed many a just be there if pense friends. upon the her See: and us to Holy the to east s thought cent legislation of Ex -Senator O'Keefe, that endeared her children. try. Council. STS., PERTH the of tive memory doing so. defeated. this evening as a happy leaves two young "ON THE CORNER," WILLIAM & MURRAY 1. It is no longer forbidden to use Labour candidate, was As others, more Important than past. (A1964). At St. Kilda on a recent Sunday the The Paschal Communion. flesh meat at the same meal. fish and of to speak. I shall conclude with wish charge I, A2422). Census In addressed It., was PERTH M.S Forrest. Father who ARCADE, Bev. 7 CENTRAL beautiful verse: Driver McCann, The second Commonwealth says a large audience in the Sacred Heart recently on a Every Catholic is bound to receive the following What has been known as the 2. on April 4th. 1021, ear which overturned chain may snap and part. will be takenAdvocate. HIGH & WILLIAM ST3., FREMANTLE ('Phone B207). Launceston, IsSt.a Black Hence on Holy Commuhion within the Pas- "Strangest We have beet. Hall on the subject or "Ireland as she is the is abolished. from HobartMr.toJames Mightiest Iron rust, MeCatin, the Catholic long before the starting - trip to -day." of Ash on by Mr. G. ii. Knibbs, late begins band Wednesday the which the hempen time, of of chal son Wednesday, strand ForsAsh specially reouested MAIL THIS COUPON. Lady Stoutest to bring time tile hall was filled to overflowing; Mary's Cathedral o'reaniet. Statistician, the Yield and fall to dust. car, was Holy Week, and Good Friday, eggs, Wednesday and ends on the Octave Commonwealth matter public, before who was in the severe LATEST PA "I' in- cheese, milk, and butter are allaw- Day of SS. Peter and Paul. ter's maid, McCann But the chain of Memory, to ME FREE BUNCH OF this important SEND like suffered PLEASE would we so and heart, to killed, Binding heart of three in ed. and while doing it behoves everybody The car was 011e TERNS, TAPE AND SELF -MEASUREMENT FORM. jurieg. Marriage. Time and Tide can ne'er divide, of remind them that Is party. -taking stock -General's allowed the Governor Fortune ne'er can part." 3. Lard and dripping are to realise this great ImportDunn economic W.A.R. 242 Mr. Thos. Jones eulogised Mrs. ADDRESS Immense social and that Marriages may be contracted at instead of butter whenever butter is religious deism NAME fact that It appears family, emphaaisIng thethem ance. It is only and Telephone, B277. of inquiry in Local custom in Austra- any time of the year. In asallowed. excelled ever had family no initiation Is the subjectnumber usualwho are bound to the solemn nuptial blessing that stating and promoting everything that those allows lasia Questvion 13-unlucky with P. the Interests and weltime It ts associated and FOR- fast to take, in addition to their full may not be imparted from the first tended to advance ly, but thisrather It is desiron Wednesday amusing. The work Mrs. CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, of the district. something meal, two light refections. one of Sunday of Advent to Christmas Day fare indefinite terms be soldiers In connection WARDING AGENCY. ed that vague, .a inclusively, nor from Ash Wednes- Dunn did for the of other are requested the the ounces, is Week eight Each Society would ever Protestants about and Cross CARRIERS. with the Red avoided, brand GENERAL particular In their what refection place latter inclusively. day to Easter Sunday ounces. At the win for her a warm to state explicitly got them. Goods Yard). PHILLIMORE CHAMBERS. few or obsession has of dissent good. Is 603 Wellington -at., Perth. (Opposite Railway a little butter is allowed; at the The Bishop may, however, for a hearts, and a green place In their membut then a Catholic as FREMANTLE. OF W.A. may So far so ories. fish Liteggs, the cheese, herself provided or butter, and former, just cause, THE PREMIER LIME AND STONE MERCHANTS J. Kelly, East Kirrup, In respondMr. asked to describe himself as Lime in the State. contradistinction all ror their B.D.Sc., be taken, but in small quantity, urgical Laws be observed, allow this ing for Mrs. Dunn, thankedtheir Absolutely the Highest Percentage of "Roman Catholic" Inor perhaps AngloG. V. POWELL, L.D.S., valedicelsewhere. Etc., and purchasing present, Reports, ounces. these before within eight given be Contributions, the to magnificent Particulars that of blessing and to "Greek Catholic" par, Prices Write for DENTIST. Mr. Knffibs should underwhich would always BRIGGS in the TRADE. No Catholles. 4. Those who are not bound to periods, but shall warn the contract- tory sentiments, and Advertisements for the curTERRACE, Catholic" is the We defy, competition. The only If Mrs. Dunn could only 188 ST. GEORGE'S stand that a "Romanto style himself a under a similar name. Lime for In rent week's issue of THE fast may eat meat at every meal on ing parties to avoid undue external treasured. express the feelings that welled up connection with others trading - only person entitled however good and PERTH. would allowed is friends low rate. meat very taken. assembled at be which are requested others, may in clergy The her Manure RECORD the days display. her heart, Catholic-theonly Imitations. gratitude which Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment at the principal meal. sincere, are to remind the faithful that the mar- realise the unstinted for their great generos'Phone, A5038. principal riages of Catholics outside the she entertained the at allowed is Meat 5 and extreme kindness. 0.1LJ MILD. M.. NEW SOUTH WALES. isa5.11 and kept meal on all Mondays, Tuesdays, Church are null and void before ity Dancing was again resumed, ligracE (JR the great crowd extended out on to the an excellent up till 11 o'clock, when Thursdays, and Saturdays during God and the Church. were unable to M.S.H.. lectured street, and hundreds served by Mrs. J. Kelly and was slipper was Pudic., greet The Father A. Goodman, admission. CounLent. Sydney get The music was ably disthe Holy Places in Mrs. Fisher. Messrs. the platformthein the mu - Splendid Accommodation for retently from Tilsubject of deeply touched by thethelecturer's res 6. Meat is forbidden on all Fridays Collection for J. Kelly and with coursed by facts of BI i try Visitors. Domain. and dealtMr. Palestine and for the Aboriginal On S. Cleary. the terly presentatiot) or and Wednesdays during Lent.fasting brook, and Mr. J. Farrelly efnc entry Irish people MODERATE. "Immortality."spoke on P. Work tain's maltreatment of the TARRIFF Missions. "social the of M.C. of role law the the filled and Easter Saturday lay speaker, Proprietor. and his terrible story of inurde2order issue of the AUBURN, last the In account GEORGE the In of the Church. I wish to remind the clergy that outrage in the nine ol law and was a and abstinence ceases to bind after of the late Mr. Wm. Duperanzel, 112 Bourke -street. Kalgoorlie. SEWING by tile Crown Forces. The lecturer as to the By special indult from the the annual collection for the above death noon. typographical error appeared be Is to loudly applauded, and at tile MURRAY-STREET. Logi gmoorrittcr The youngest Is of Austral- Earned funds should be taken up on oldest child's age. faithful A coMplimenlary concert In other of trequently was cheered for minutes. the See, Holy OF SHORT NEWL.a Throughout. Partridge, coaclusion 14 fast on Good Friday, either at the Adora- years old and the eldest Is only tendered to Mr. J. by the Catholic Wo- Father Forrest is a native-born Austra- Thoroughly Renovated the from dispensed arc asia ex -Sister Ligouri, in the Sydney Town lian and a devoted friend or Ireland. the day on which the Feast cf St. tion of the Cross or whatever other years old. men's association, sacred function is held on that day. Telephone B152. Patrick is celebrated, that is, March Hall. Sand of SIMPLE, SILENT, STRONG * Bishop the 8,;,7-1 * ills Lordship 17th., or the day to which the ec- Due notification will be given to the CAL, has burst (Right Rev. Dr. McCarthy) has is transferred. They faithful on the previous Sunday, feast clesiastical Vert' Rev. Father John Hall, SEWING amongst StanisSTANDARD 01. changes made the following and abstinence from parish from each dispensed been appointed President of Merchants offerings also the Rev. and are -The Produce General the priests of the diocese:to the pasMACHINES Mins' College, Ballarat. the feast be celebrated on will be forwarded to the Chancellor A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. Crushers. unless Corn John J. Kennedy, Bendlgo, rendered Friday or on an Ember Day. of the Archdiocese, Father M. HalliSouth Af- toral charge of Myrtieford, LOCK STITCH and CHAIN HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. Cabled that Argentina inandLondon nos' vacant by the death of the late lamented Cheapest ConOnly the law of fasting has to nan, as soon as possible afterwards. No Initiation Fee. butter Moran, Adrica are offering The only Firm who Specialise in be7. observed to Dr. Skelly; the Rev. John days of STITCH cwt.. say. Is 7dare other the the of Stations tributions. on the be AdminisWherever to Crushing. Myrtieford, at I80a. to 1,005. per Salt ministrator, and Grain Australian houses of PIN ION ls WI per lb. to -day, Lent. This law of fasting binds all Cross are erected, the Stations at Elmore during the absenceD.D., Blanches, Hugh O'Neill, Perth, meets at .as 10d, nearly trator mower mom IMAMS Two Machines ill ON COMM. Francis Meyer, selling butter of the 21st. to the be- should be publicly performed three altercate Thursdays, In the Trades Hall end the from eTheati, A surplus Fr. Ryan; the Rev. parity. Kerang at London the Perth. double (Boom 14), Beaufort -street, Benalla, to be Administrator W. Armcoming Into Sydney ginning of the 60th. year, unless ex- times each week during Lent. The Beim of Rev. of 21,000 buses isthe Born Branch, Fremantle, every just opened. keeps up. during the absence James O'Sullivan, from WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMB- empt through ilhiess, weak health, Indulgences are manifold. which In- altercate Tuesday, Friendly Societies every week, butsteamerprice The moat perfect round shuttle machine made. New Shipment Devon loaded strong; the toRev. law of ab- dulgences may be gained also pri- Hall, 64 Adelaide -street; Secretary's The Chiltern; the Rev. Hugh work. Last week the for London. or laborious the 'testi:mote where ETC. ERS, Catalogue arid particulars of Hire Purchase to illustrated Burt -street, 23 for Keating, Write 16,000 boxes price is 200s. per cwt., Ryan, from Chiltern to Benalla; the camW. Address, have who all time. binds any stinence at and vately from WoCartes Stuart Parnell, Boaid of Trade per lb. l'remantle. Our Specialties: Pumping En- pleted their seventh year. Perhaps, com- Rev. Joseph Thomas Awburn, the Rev. Patrick Secretary's address, Court equal to is 10r1 .44 PATRICK J. CLUNE Boulder; Press, our Labour donee to Heathcote; gines, Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, 8. Persons requiring a dispensaments the Catholicask from Myrtieford to Beadle°, Hotel, Boulder; meats alternate Fridays. the butter tads O'Sulltvan,Charles Perth. of Nafrom Archbishop 209 MURRAY St., PERTH. Pumps. Junction, J. F. Borrack, of and Midland W. Dillon, Goverment might Bores John observance Tanks, Rev. strict our the he tion from (The Beale Piano Agents), Is taken off era, who stillest if id. why O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland JuneNote the Address: they male- gamble to Myrtleford. overstated (smisurners, tiote that they order in PERTH. here, -STREET, 10d. LAKE 2s 10 tain to London Money to Lend on application to the The late Sergeant Maurice Buckley, may be able to pay freight society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. 7d to Is 10d. V.C., D.C.M., was one of Archbishop and sell at between Is has Tel 3861 hovered in Mannix's guard of honour of V.C. warmaxweii, Barrack -street, Perth, or the Telephone A4395. 41 The huller in Mistretta It months. 1920 St. Patrick's Day proSecrelliary, care J. J. Wag, the tietteral for in 3s. riors of CO. the neighbOurhood gave maBarrack -street. England at half the cession. Later, the deceased in conIs now being sold in will Wren J. Mr. to stand Plumbers assistance terial Australia Licensed Sewerage How long price. nection with the case of l'r. Charles 41 (Certificated). it, His death is generally reJcrger. 4," PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG Recently Mr. J. Wren re- Gasfitters and Sheet Metal Workers. 41 NEW NORCIA gretted. Superior Mother Xavier, MEN'S SOCIETY. cable message Rev. Mother Solicited. serious- ceived the appended Trial was A who Hospital, of Lewisham months, as a result of an from his Grace the Archbishop: -Con41 504 HAY -STREET, PERTH. Perth. -street, 40.44 Pier of Sisters the ly ill for many by vey deep sympathy death brave AustraConducted thoroughly now Is (Under the Patronage of His Grace The late Sergeant Buckattack of influenza, leaves on the lian soldier." Archbishop Clime). Joseph's School, restored to health. forSheNew Zealand on ley was educated at St. Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Card e 3rd. Of next month Ladies by Abbotsford, and on Saturday morning 41 of Education the for the hospital conducted Holy Room, Cricket Club,Harriers' Club, received school the of boys the visitation to Mary at Christof Musical, and Dramatic St. John's Debating, Company at ROOMS, body GRILL a in AND Little TEA Communion the VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. Church, East Melbourne, and offered, it WELLINGTON-STREET, PERT/ church. For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR 8°°iMOUNTANCII CLASSES. 41 up for the repose of the soul of Sgt. Proprietress. Sydney, SHERIDAN, M. for EVERY CATHOLIC THAT even SOCIETY A A new departure, recently, when a Buckley. TO. BELONG SHOULD MAN YOUNG 41 took place at Bondi dressed them Full particulars on application 10JAMES HEATING. number of young woinen ;i41,;-tN;i:Sc;81.47:13c;(F.76T.78;Ris;6;4F'EFF.7014;:WfPlic4FRP'e'"tP* W. J. WEBB, lion. Secretary. costumes and submitMechanics' Institute). selves In bathing physical charms their 340 HAY-STREET, PERTH (Opposite of display a ted men and of and Irish Suiting;. Drees Suits Our gathering Scotch of Line motley Special A to a PRICES. AT LOWEST be no other effect can MUSIC LATEST I Pau There de Specialty. women. Society of St. Vincent but to provide If of this man practice persons. Western Australia Uncurl)). Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. a feast tor & permit it to be to Hand. the pollee authoriges least the Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just Sydney, IA prone a practiceIs to restrict it to the MUSIC SELLERS, for the purpose MURRAY-STREET exists THE Society This 'they might do be could it Show. where and others, or assisting worthy families institutions, Agricultural section of the tat Who give Better Attention r.nd Guarantee Satisfaction. ABUSE. including inmates of public and engage* made so additional CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, E.P. YOUR EYES WERE MADE FOR USE -NOT am indigent circumstances, NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET (near Boans). cattle and pigs par?, WARE, Etc. guverned Is it works. good in other any piece of intricate mechanism, from 57, G.P.O., Perth. Box Mcresults Address: best and the Postal Chambers, get To Correct in Swan C.SS.R., office Council, My r, lath/ rs O'Sullivan, it. The Eyes can certainly GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET conducting a are Barrack -street, Perth, and has branches reasonable care must be given NO SHOPS IN BARRACK-STREET. Laughli:), C.SS.R., of Arc when Nature warns (by headaches, etc.), SETS, and FRUIT SETS. or conferences In many parishes mission In St. Joan O'Brien stand a good deal, but , ' fortnight's Father Write for Free Catalogue. throughout the State. promptly. act to time is it LIST. PRICE AND Church, Haberfield. successWRITE FOR CATALOGUE and closed athvery BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. The calls on it: funds aro many, Very C.SS.13 recently its rethe Corcoar parish. with a view to supplementing ful lets -ion inGlees°, (ProvinA4270 CENTRAL. TELEPHONE C.SS.R. persons invites Society the sources, Rev. Father its to Waratah, after when making their wills to remember cial) 1154 returned ore. ?more. made In favTel. A1440. work. Bequests may be conducting relreats. at CONSUL our of the Particular Council, or any the In - Society. Conference of the Catholic schools - There ofare 31ntore, with 3,780 pupils to Diocese The new additions therm attending Brothers' school were blessed YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF the Marist by his Lordship the Bishop DENTAL SURGEON. doing WESTERN AUSTRALIA. and opened The Brothers are recently. work in their schools. (Upstairs). -ST. Under the Patronage of His Grace the BARRACK 148 Splendid Archbishop. SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. SUBIACO. on Stations. Denwho is leavingwas Objects: The Study of the Language, - - Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway Mr. W. 1.30XALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered Father D. Lawton, abroad, and Dancing the Literature, holiday History, draws Muaic, Medical Advisers. respectfully months' Australia, his a twelve tist of Victoria and Western Patients may Select their own ROOMS farewell by and of Ireland, and the revival of the ideals The Very Latest English and AVAILABLE. -tendered an enthusiastic PRIVATE lo Grafton was of the public to the fact that his practice in Western MODERATE. attention -Ireland friends Irish of an TERMS and built on the partalitoners For Terms Apply to Father J.awton The Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY Australia, during the last eighteen years, has been OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. South Grafton.with the people, and the recommendations EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. PATRICK'S Rev. Mother. solid foundations of mentorious skill and very pOlMlar to accomBOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON -ST. and far too smallwho American Models so much that he this appreciates He show patients. Hospital at gratified Ladies Equipped Meal hall was from Monthly Subscriptions: number The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly He has address. During modate the large seventies, 6d.; Gentlemen, Is.Secretary'. their pastor. was wishes to prevent mistakes regarding his employs Kalgoorlie. pretheir respecta for no agencies, £300 and J. P. DOHENY, Hon. for in Perth, HAND establishment TO cheque the one JUST only evening peoSecretary. the P. CLIFFORD, Asst. gentleman. The The Press praises, touts, or canvassers in Town or Country. sented to the rev. already PreClarence had for endorses ple of Upperwith 170. Fr. the Medical Profession recommends, and the Public a cheque In In is daily demonvented him teeth MONEY TO LEND. work of removing system ealous marvellous a this that EFFICIENT & EXPERIENCED been Lawten has for 1.5 and his holiRENTS COLLECTED. strated without pain. the district Father Carey Gum Porcelain Teeth are withNatural of sets his REDUSOS, beautiful day is well merited. W.B. 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IIIThe Passion for God

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will," Casey clahprd him "Will, that still harder on the made a Mange ale nothing' More. all' ye all! that-, ur wtie-rk, 'Tis young. se', whin Pale It wore., notain'

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We want Parochial news. ParishMay we ioners want local news. look forward to regular contd. not THE OPTICIAN, means "Slaybe!" said lady or enthusiastic an from bution.s ,I horny, wondering M,0 lie!" repeated (By Rev. John A. Bolger, Kilmore, gentleman in each parish, who, by work same the done Inning his 1ta< if it Victoria, in the Golden Hour.) that had upset It arranging with the priest concerned ior s.s.eii long yearsman, In the course of his speech at St. take a change!" -Tate a change, D.B.0A., undertake the writing of news F.I.O., Xavier's prize distribution, the Hon. Casey, as he went down the that labour, and would all Me, admonished to "Coyne Public of Director REAL IDEALISM. items, reports of parochial functions, W. If. Hornell, turps, Dc Polo.) Harold refresh will (By ha-elir,'iIt I Freedom of City of London. and THE IDEAL. burdened, are paid the followseveral moments over is a pleasant occupation, It Bengal, etc? The Instruction, realities. sees alone The idealist Weil. even if his you." (Matt. xi., 28.) word, the Janliiir's advice. and a useful and valuable work, ing tribute to the Society of Jesus: or things is the duly true THE To speak a deep anti deathless hint feel whenever ideal view tine friend Ma,: right, it didn't make Sacraview. :homy Regan, 0114. fine Strialay MornFather Rector, I am not a memWhose worth grows more In our visits to the Blessed of view, Me only endurable HIV present moment. Then of lire, U. ally lel!,hisal head the years, and especially at the hour of know upon the material side Church. ing. In early spring., emerged from had beard, I but look bark threw spending air, our HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS Church, the May in in and your of and ber ment stress shirk he of the the tenianent where he of dark hall the down shall Whose mention calms all tiff we upon the human aspect history appreciate and walked fervently fully more stood on ills shoulders, death, the Hour do we of man; may something of the romantic IN THE STATE. strife. a room three flights up, and upon the animal nature so best to thieve along as Holy blessings rife; far that he of the origin us from the have loved Him during life, the and development of ihe top step of the stoop in the warm street. trying111 his A teeming seed with carry a sordid realism lilt' whole great world this mute appeal toDivine those reflections Friend, more ardently we shall respond to Ile was (tressed 111 his 11011 - it 1101111111r By Exam., London, observes nothing butimpress the Society of Jesus, and I want in a sunshine. Tabernacle by our winos ing good, was Stilt, unchanging themselves serge blue high Willi a neat some attire, that day Sacred love were To Those words that loving appeal of His and tide with- of half-truths But to say very few sentences to try and tell a,,,shliiv derby, low tan shoes; and there Apparently he sureeeded ill, for at Jesus Christ? ASK FOR MR. B. Whose worth has time Upon his physical retina. in seas eVen a earnallon In 111A InItt011- the eerie, he was greeted by the roan- spoken for the first time long ago in Heart: "Come to Me, all you that sees life, or the Church, you why it is that I, a heretic stood; there expire, that such a mall vie with the ish voice of roley, the policeman, ask- Galilee, when Jesus toiled and suf- labour and are burdened, and I will Is to state an absurdity. To eyes, applaud your principles hole, trying Its 11,1 toHose your in the mankind. Loves else and self should or desire; It sole matter. regard It. the to so must ing Itini what was any curtailment lurid purple necktie To serve that good with realise anything onesense. Ills fered amidst His contemporaries refresh you." width is 110 and would deplore Now .Jimmy, front very point of view, Jimmy slopped and scratched with an idealising all those of Your influence in the educational st1011111 have had a smile on his rare 1103,1; or hew that mean and was known by them as the "carARCADE, thinkinr Ills ROYAL To live a consecrated life,silent strife, than the perception oflights more that sphere. and a light heart in his breast. He Halloran girl Wail insulted him before penter's Son of Nazareth." Absorbed in sainthood's MISS T. L O'CONNOR, A.T.O.L spiritual Ores and invisible eremite. at three dollars, had no Jake Melmils hal undoubtedly shelved surfaces and apOpposite Town Hail. To be a mid -worldfriend. We arc now living through one of arrivehurta truck God's de- glow and bum under ages and in the and had asked. and through realist look he Down to atter, Perth. true "flub"' West -street, the himself Clever face. 45 is one Ills Who race, In human Each neighbour's pearances. of love the Church has the great crises of the iu the bank as well as in his -sure." laughed the other, "you look light: he who sees only that bank- money fur every laud this message Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, sees otity that The recent war marked the Mit yet lie stood there with jii,I like a regular nation' cock, out Locket. human, or he who What's comes to all mankind in general, and from heaven came, been Divine; Pipe Organ and Harmony. blood an' waitilii. it badly, too!spalpeen? he who sees that life passes ruptcy of that scheme of life which a hangdog took on Ills well scrubbed This deathless word direct particular is in shame. it in its of note one born ye each to love was 'Phone A1794. and fact' and a reptant dissatisfied ,the nuttier. Jimmy Regan, Europe sees that it lasts forever? in This good to learn dominant who same, he become or had the life reHeart. TERMS ON APPLICATION. received you?" hideous from the Sacred about somewhere In the What's wrong with answered This life to period mudding. When we consider how Jimmy, and true Hour, far from seeming anti America in that amazing Jesus' name. beautified heart. his ilionto!" of not gion I were Thos. ANDERSON & Son it if Holy The O'Connor is prepared to be And all is said with Miss would Darwin the spir- which began in 1659, when by not slop, for very long. to an- rani .1. grilltly. Ind Ile -Flaviae Lashes, O.F.M. sanctified all and away pass illuminated body were not captained take Pupils for the Pipe Organ. Family Grocers and Provision his trouble. but told himself that "I'll tell you the trouble!" said Foley. long and tedious, will published the Origin of Species anda alyse itual, if the Merchants. maybe it was the spring feeling that "It's the spring feelite an' nothin' ton quickly if we reflect on how near mortal interpreted In 1915 Telephone, A2946. WORDS OF WISDOM. by the soul, and the that ended in August 1914. wonderpossi. Was bothering hint, as he had heard that mre!" and dear we are to "Jesus Heart all Corner Fitzgerald-st. and Raglan immortal, It Is no the published was by book absolutely positive blond for your getting now remarkable Into was irvery name way on a it had Jimmy brain, men." another love for North Perth. only rd., fervent sluggish is with bunting are himself Ito realislit deoverfed so. Hadn't and Benof queer soul by roll fret kind was The and making that it as it is false. Science of Power," and hare of heart. hadn't The Sacred Heart is a true, living Misin. as gloomy Families Waited on Daily. all es. -"The Maybe it was thought so in the beginning: ritable in- temper your regular self. man of Ills dignity and jamin Kidd. Writing of Europe as not Conway. TRY Orders Attended To, Anyway, he that McInnis lad said s0; hadn't Casey reality in our midst. It is the Country that; maybe it Wasn't. Katherine E. sunny-heartedness, and you spoiling of its redeeming JOY. began, war the Tom was istence he saw it just before Cultivate told himself that it certainly was not told hint so; and now here charm for brightBut Heart of the God -man, Jesus Christ, sane thing. till' night with that will have a priceless Kidd recorded the following terrible The break he'd had last Byrrie's hushing troubled it? omnipotent, eternal God, the gentleHalloran girl, When she had told him, what Was the remedy, that waswhat ening existence andPeace. indictment In eet and kindest of men. "then Jesus Wag latter roared, the he that McInnis. before Jake "Sly." and, and DAIRY PRODUCE. waters into happy' be weighed; the sense of his coming "mulch more of a gent" than he was. theneer am with "But hey?" do, to Adviees must first became entind, and profitable, around Christ, Cod from eternity, (Over William St. Bridge, Perth). bankruptcy upon him, the moods of It had all been over an argument of The blitemat swung his stick himseir If round weighty. everand sin from to us man save rocked and 643 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY. followed. West be finger whether they silent,' go t1t Fajen's or his index they may Our Special Line: slavism in the pagan of the -the abseil', "Look lasting misery. STATIONS OF THE CROSS. his feet In His humanity, she had walked scorn- bark mid forth on Mere physical iscourage In one Costello's. and Jake, 244 SLIZAB ETELSTREET, MEL not worth calling Home-Made Pies and Pasties. are like the moods of Saul. In Palen's Elite Ice here. Jimmy, what you need is a change, as in tine own, the noblest organ was fully oil, with the of fear--simply of of creahas bravery Season wha BOURNE. the PETER J. BYRNE Proprietor. Cream Parlour. around the eorner. a-" bravery. theIt's During the Penitential of perform- phase he is the being ahead. His Heart. That Heart suffered and moral bravery or the mail. In lie saw light smiled; Armageddon. or the memory the scowled ths Jimmy at Jimmy of method hell the tiger, not ted better RECENT PUBLICATIONS. no Net, of course, that he eared "A change of work, eh?" be questioned bled for its on Calvary, and in our could another, he is maudlin with the pity thing. means Lent, -SiOnsignortoflenson. The Undermentioned Prices include the Sacred Heart ing the Stations of the Cross that he'd for our love, to think it longs on al all; but simply eagerly. to -day Churches Devotion dust with the of reaction and babbles of heating ever been stieh a fool as to give owe reastaye:-the reestablishment TI14, The ether flicked a speakhe of only one thing This is be adopted than reciting grunted. ever repeating: "Come to Me, all you The Story of a Battalion by W. Devine. "Naw," the spirit of love. It ts just priest the prayers adapted for each his swords into plough-shares. In one than a ;sassing thought to any OM from his sleeve. earth With numerous drawings and maps needs. nut for a couple of that labour and are burdened, and I LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. wo- huh, girls, girls. Whet good "a vacation! Mt as Co the best an - phase he is emancipating his Just what the world as the one Station. can, this Great Australia. Remedy you The for do as by Dari Lindsay, e/e. To long remains, month, will refresh you." With sentiments Instant Relief and Speedy Cure of all Benedictine No cold ifs all, weeks, a po- were thee. anyhow? Studies In the half what everybody to -day. to Monarchism. Cross have world the representing the of you don't mankind, where of Glt out need and he'd be sure and feats, 'em see? By Rt. that vantage the Stations bedad, tender affection. faith and of lively Headaches, Neuralgia, elwhere Toothache, and great. crying One: Benedictine Life arid Rule. imagine no the to from from by BRYANS pulation of the earth, hang that lake any orders this. Bah' alone after True published It Is a fatalGodmistake you Influenza, Booklet, Rheuntatism, Sciatica, Rev, C. 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We ale towsergeant, the from Weingers his orders MARKET FREMANTLE. 8/9 St. -ST., and cultivated. of \V. B. O'Dowd, be Yietzsches, annrny, what's troublin` I'll?" Preach;ng. By Rev. I Clod must in me life? hands folded. its those by the beautiful mind to come to Him. Though He is or captain, every dayout (Two Doors from Post Office). Mountains of Help. By Marie St. S. The Past, with itsto teach you. The Alphonsus Liguori -the ones usually .irds her awake in his soul the fierce asked an Ironical voice. an' assert your the boy, Fit of Kings, He does net reKing Ellerker, 0.S.D., 4/S. one. to In tip ead beheld nit other tell you, me Jimmy leeks(' jungle. it the -heat work done, is there of here away it is beat delirium Lord, animal problems, Ask Catholic Booksellers. Living Temples. By Bede Jarrett, 0.P., than Jake himself. Ile spat and lifted freedom! used. coma quire any special formality when we Present, with its And the Future, in the month,' ail' you'll week's Tel. A4381. 3/8. hemisphere he wags his head senti- Ills shOlilders. "Wile passed you the away there for train and test yOu. come to address Him. He does not of Tann- deal. eh?" unlimited. is Back line an' grand in a few Out to Win. Straight talks to boys on mentally to the chorus echoes with possibilities of it. ran WEARINESS IN WELL-DOING. By Rev. I. P. you of the way to inanboOd. what tone. demand special condition any for endisregarded the aggressive Jake the Ile make not another, In vou to was nonplussed. you will hauser. Jimmy stars! "1";;;in Conroy, S.J., 6/9. the PARK. OSBORNE like WANNEROO-RD., knowCOuragentiS with the are supremely eertaill. shudtrance into His Presence, though He Ideals feeling, that was them with your a deuressiou comes over his ragtime music move him to By Francis J. Finn, Facing Danger. the had the spring ledge of his Molls; Sestet! JI D. KEANE. succeed in touching remelt,' was seem- is our Creator, No, His Sacred Heart men on the"Somitimes grow zas to correct them it in the what seafaring prompts hears which he lint Si., 6/9. the soul as like "I tell yin. Jimmy " he ed to be simply a matter of opinion. burning with love for each of ui hands, but of and at dering ecsta.sy Pure Milk liellvered Twice Daily to on the Mass. The Sacraments, of force night before, its attempts at well -doing water, you choose then. 111 frot's the spring and he said, any part or the City, direct from Our Sermons the desert the better the iron clang of the mills In one sneered. "what you what By Thomas "Weil. slows, Tom!" and the Secramentals. and following them straining upwards towards sit want for And' reetlie, see? as your guides. re- in the world he has created. the street. other more speaks to us when we appear before Own Cu, s to Customers. Witness con- things. Flynn, C.C., 14/1. This may be at times the sugdestiny. to keep Sii com- sauntered down some as 110. Him somewhat thus: "I want you to Supplying the Convents. and College.. Mee girl enappear If is to best you reach your two accumulate level his The Australian Children's Picture physical exhaustion." adventures trying his two things, phase mere of see? I'm just But morninS sult srin this nine possible. as when Prayer sists simply ofendeavour blithe simplest and The to do it Prayer Book. in commerce and Froin' over til sit Ellen Halloran an' take concerned gests Father Albert Stunt:wit of the Soof Jake's realise that I am here through love Beautifully deavours -the Book ever published. yet tie couldn't HMI) thinking his "I'llgritnag., of private fortunes ciety of Jesus, we know It. -Father Faber. the industry so vast that they are rec- her to church! S'Iong!" Illustrated, with 20 full -page illusin telling Mtn to go and get a of you, and that,you are to come to nerve CLOHESY, OOZIER, and CO., "Again, it mav steal upon and time, inthis LIfe. spat. 111141 Again Jimmy Me as a friend to a Friend." trations, incluaing the Mass. ,:and girl. koned in tens of millions of pounds, soul because some long -cherished E. CASIMIR, KING. of lifting his shoulders. he ever nice advice had hero Cover, with picture on front. conic to so power-compelling that they throw stead Maybe his friends' the We :se "all" to come to Him. Yes, mate Foreman & Carver, Day S. co.). favourite plan has suddenly worn! was he so slowly closed his riejIl MI The 4. nut now in by seche Jesus Christ died for the salvation It may also be caused What naught. Feast, Friday, March age of Marcus Licinius aetiou \YRS well known along the blork. gout' all? the it of follow those suffito going because MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. which rebels So of Jew and Gentile, and to -day His an- and Jimmy was a "great serappin' bye," 262 FITZGERALD ST, PERU" son of Casimir pride, In now! ret second better feel to the insignificance. was preinto ros. of wanted Casimir, Crassus A.D. I 4 dragging Sacred Heart remains as the one unicient notice has not been taken so the Sit-Innis bui walked wisely and he walked slowly and with Poland. was born Satisfaction Guaranteed. really be a other the Chief Medical Officer of the swiftly III., king ofcustody !flaking Onice: of a most virtuous vious endeavours. or it may who Off, towline the parting shot, hark to ills own sloop: strives From the he passed temptation of the evil spirit. dejection; versal benefactor of the human race. Na. 46, 2nd Floor, A.M.P.Building*. body of the largest and twee his shoulder. of "flit some nice steps MRS. LARKIN no effort to hew Ins utter mother, Elisabeth ofofAustria. Master. to keep the soul from further effort governing reports against devOted all!" a feelluS spring that's heavily that fer could leaned How we all come to Him singirl Works: nnee there. COSTUMIERS In the guardianship resolutions. richest city in civilisation the lines of tier good best "Gm" whispered Jimmy to himself, anti, exOnus John Dugloss. and glowered up awl less Ile were Divine as well as huchildren railing -Street, Pertn. Beaufort 169 to school brass not the the learned and from years along 172,619 the is of It light earliest cases that his hard (Late of Kalgoorlie). guy must be achin' awful "In all these street with a fighting Thus animated example. his innocence with amined by him in a single year, one- "that man, both God and Man? No mere, W. A. HALE Secretary. And down the for a coffin. all right, all right!" and lose hope, but to keep on precisely to notify her former Clictif. Wishes by precept soon pracare we which desaw he from some ripened Into the ago of that work or undertaking ordinary individual, even though he he glared nii and down the block to see in Abfitger"esso'nn. hell minutes and Wets, and Ladies generally, that she is It is not half were suffering At he knew not owneci the virtue. tempted to discontinue. suc- finite organic defect "resulting from If there was anyone In sight who would something which somehow, tire of heroic earth, could ever pretend Telephone 739. a Business at Opening fiercely. a lingering illness. necessary that brilliant. Palpable pound of to him. contradict heart sick Ills is he caused why, phase twenty-five. the hour of Ills death, and every effort at sheer poverty." In one about a to relieve "all" mankind. The rich, should crown our God. Casey, the janitor, clapped hint on around the corner, were he foretold for our M. Ellen the poor, the learned, the ignorant, rather than take cess of his civilisation as the back from behind, his goodnatured Coining something for feet or so away, Ills throat chose to die a virginwhich the doctors doing & CO. or for the the champion triumph of mind and video. C. H. with the strong brogue, booming hundred Church, for our own soul.Perhaps and Jake McInnis. the life and health universal Hailer. state. is the it MACHINE BREAD 'FACTORY, married become the strong, the weak, the holy, tete, the face in name neighbour. in the his "What hint the the forth. felt loudly in held nut to another, swelled, and be UNDERTAKERS, magni- good of In occaarid all His He dark She sinful are invitect guests. luxury In the that enlightenment. of me be kept the matter, is mitred bye? a trifle _white. Ile NORTH FREMANTLE, the saints above In an atmosphere prince had fasted. better that we the of efforts nation our her of to value intellectual as to the illvins an' earth. here ye're staralln' fir wne not"Paying much attention about has as much welcome, as Much con- Bread Delivered to all parts of Fre- 281 NEWCASTLE-ST., PERTH. ficence the young slept upon the bare sionally If we have ifa highest yer Mine clothes, aid motley in yer escort, and seemed to be looking Then. sideration for each india idual as if worn a hair shirt, in the sight of God. undertaking, West, the silent verdict (If the people night, and watched for Phone (Day or Night) .. A1231. an' ylt for something or somebody. mantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. which they lived pocket an' nothin` tit bother ye, rose earth, prayed by at good intention in our the chureh-doors de-love or self-seek- on the conditions in of when she caught a glance of him, she one of us alone was the sole object cf self yet, fare looks lolke the last allow not the opening of become do of we war world so tenderly Bread a Specialty. Brown Malt and a blight over at the outbreak of the and smil- His love in the world. cast The aside, sun Ile had and Buck worrse. up, in even .11MIller all' hoenartlasky,4ftly dawn. creep to litelr. ing ettArnsz4,o that of our Lord, of our motives, the 'value, even of little 1914 was that they had gradually me byes what Is it?" Shipping Supplied. voted to the Passion quite by shining on us all is not diminishrapt out God. many y saw. and it set his ed in its warmth for any of us, yet "Huh, how'd Jimmy Regan frowned. at Mara he seetnedcharity to the poor efforts, is great in the sight of when This much Si ceased to bring into being as that he himself. awl his know?" to the ills thbfigh they seem insignificant heart to thumping so hard necessary bounds. were as no Hire knew his Inchildren a of the break the sun is but symbol standards. "Will. thous lit It surely would and afflicted Casey winked knowingly. by external Lady he expressed Judged the to community." the watch- finite Love of Jesus Christ for each second place, we ought disI know. Shure, the spring and escape from his body. SCULPTORS love for our Blessed "In MONUMENTAL hymn, familiar doc- thin, side when tempted by In a long and beautiful faleinS nothlie more!" ed them nearing him, on the Other The 'error was mistaking theanimal The miracles renew our hope the tongue. hign laughing and everyone of us. BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, pursuit of corn to us Ir our own body "Maybe," said Jimmy. "maybe!" But of the street, talking and In the of a fill couragement efficiency death after the of trine TEL A1101 When are we to come to Him? 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, head was still Wrought by his Mind saw, the Tame spiritual Ideals and In tile constant Halloran's must really be gaily. that such lie told himself Ellen colfor make The volume. with the causes which the case. a dead bat against the rebellious Inclinations averted. but Jake would occasion/111Y At all times, but especially when we MELBOURNE. Walked, the .sick were headed, Does not Isaias lective efficiency. The first principle Casey drew his eyebrows together glance over at Jimmy with a scornful "labour and are burdened." And once the of our lower nature. The lire. they cheeringly: effe when so g irl was raised to the and of eve. Then. corners his the of pulled down world arid his to beautifully the in lead Office lad so in light countrymen say Saint In glory led Ills Lord shall renew of evolution of Darwinism is the mouth, his characteristic expression were almost opposite him, he suddenly more painful our grief and the more "Lady Trent's Daughter," Isabel them by ir glort- They that hope in the Clark's latest book, price 6/5 wings as cient animal battle, and delivered whenever he expounded his views. knew just exactly what was the matter heavy our cross, the more anxious strength, they shall take Slow tel therevictory from the schismatic Rus- their be weary, omnipotence not and and post free. here. Jimmy, an' I'll till Ye why with him. We know that eagles, they shall run Meta, xl, supremacy Change of He is to relieve us. e, of indi- "Look Iviry wance In a Homiletle Monthly and Pastoral ye ain't right. Spring feeling be hanged! he WEST %BIM° they shall walk anti not faint. (Is. in of individuals or groupsown hanged! He was the "Man of Sorrows," that TheReview, a magazine for the Clergy. wholle, antler a man's been stasis' away work be hanged! Vacation 31). THE TRUE COMRADE. viduals efficient in their on theinterprice 22/6 a year. was quirk to act. Very brisk- He was "acquainted with infirmity," kind of wur-jek Per at the same Jimmy Father Muntsch concludes, con"Hope," principle, first God which ests. The and his usual happy and that He bore on Himself the The Other Rt. Rev. Wm. by erect Life, Three In head minutes he he of years, finds out that with number of ly, morning confidence rosy In the that us "Is He Is with to eternal trary, in the evolution of the social nacres a change, see? edited by Schneider, revised and Sant.''s me. look on Ills face. he wept down the "iniquities of us all." nut. when all prompts us to look forward walk west of Outside His lie life, at noontide's sunny Bev. H. Thurston, S.J., price 41 /-. I been tindin' this house fer a good steps and crossed the street. gloam- life with the sweet assurance that for of civilisation lies in the subor- Here Station Jake, Sacred Heart no true comfort and so. Evolution and Social Progress, by Rev. world and is Joy and gladness, and in the Ellen needed to up means begorra, an' sick tired I walked the tin an' year, 110 gather- will give us all and spoke ing when the dark shadows are J. Hussieln, S.J., price 6/5 post free. dination of individuals. The ascend- ant uv the thing, too! Why, 111's see, grasped the latter by the arm,rival's Now one of the results lace can be found. St. Augustine, when the its reallsatlon. ing about us. and, at last, Diary of Opal Whiteley, written a trusting lit ing history of the human race is in- now tang ye been drIvIn' thruck?" softly and clearly into ishissonic nice ear. light silently open and of this hope Is precisely girl who before his conversion was a Thebetween the ages of 6 and 7 years, gates of eternal Manufacturers who you want years!" and struggles of life, deed nothing else than the progres"Seven "Jake, is He trials the of death. portals In Cod the ruernIrrenter we virtue preface by Ellery Sedgwlek, price 6/4 worldling and a sinner knew this you comp'ily this line beautiful keep to the the.inand Importers of when incomparable days this sacrifice Is these the Who In of post lice. with us still. test by sive history strong a see?" such exclaimed: so to too well when he be but can put Who is the to if of me? hope as of for himself comrade, you ask A Little Book of St. Francis and His Church, efficient an anstant Jake appeared the upon For dividual lisfalling Then, he know? made for love of Do you not the calamities true? nal then. when the "Our nearts were Brethren, by E. 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He Is this comrade, gulped us capacity fist, he the ed grip And MONUMENTS, His depression that sometimes But her ber that He is near to us, and that "Spiritual Progreso," price 8/- post When love Is sweeter than honey; do versal. exerbut we do not regret his looked appealingly at Ellen. the frag- vanish away and we will be ableofto God free. fice proceeds from the emotion has We feel, While Ireland has friendship excels in beauty He can calm cur troubles as He Search such back was turned. is our share manfully as children Lights of Eternity, by Rev. W. rance of flowers; and His sympathy you want-" started JIMMY, cised by the ideal. Civilisation the death," women she will have heroic "What Church." Holy and of i'" the Sea of Galthe storm on post etc_ love 'Accalmed 5/9 Him; members Jake price to as Pasdow, heroic rist-but and ever sincere. Speak clenching his other its origin, its existence and emo- sons. Case, by Seumas Mac:Minus. retreated. 'And there arose a great Ireland's ilee. adore flint; for He is your treasure tions had llinorninOusly THE GREATEST SOULS. price i/4 post free. course of its progress in such Ellen, doMng his storm. of wind, and the waves beat to turned most rare. Jimmy Barrl, Kevin is of The execution ideal J. the J. The Logic of Lourdes, by Rev. COONAN, P. in his best manner. quickest tion, and the emotion of many hat and smiling most is one more added to the Clifford, S.J., price 7/3 post free. dear? Gee, into the ship, so that the ship was The greatest souls are the HOW .ABOUT IT? Inc. will you; Ellen,out cour- an attitude of mind which is Representative. of him- filled, and Ile was in the hinder part to seize opportunities for little The heartless and brainless follies of "Forgive every feller makes a foolCome past tesies, ordinary kindnesses. little deeds highly developed in the child. let's on, while! in a Look into your harvest for the of Government once self despise. which the present smaller souls gracious get of the ship, sleeping upon a pillow; MOIR'S CHAMBERS. normal child feels the unaccountable heat It Over In Fajen's an'huh? year this morning. How about its crop of love which and system. Ireland has beep guilty. It was no -let's and they awake Him, and say to of candy, of cheerfulness! They have sunny smiles the of kindness! its crop a soda an' a Mee big box MOTOR CAR PAINTING. occasional instinct of self-sacrifice. Your Its words, not only for things! this, doubt intended to intimidate the We always go to Fajen's. eh? Him: 'Master, doth it not concern -we'll Its crop of honesty In all or recognises me, friend to familiar seems the as it for -alotin together any HARRY, McCARTHY stranger, but daily and hourly beside crop of work. Did you plant to Youth of Ireland. But the record An' -an' we'll go there Thee that we perish?' And, rising up, Printed and Published by realises -that there is no goal not kin who walks her fields? Some weeds of glumness of Kevin Barry's brief, bright and ways!". Established Over 20 Years. ofttinies we cruelly and he rebuked the wind, and said to and complaint and Impatience have them, and whom which the emotion of the ideal ismind stainless life, crowned so soon by a Ellen turned and smiled wistfully. LIMITED. 196 PIER -STREET. still,' the be And so sea: 'Peace, human you the overlook. the missed I choked your fields. 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