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VOL. XLV

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PERTH, SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1921

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Wedding AssowiLast Wednes4ra,, night was tl.e and The Pope's Collection Irish National elety's half -year, general McENTEE--GOULD. lowhig She ciation election of °Meers. Hal last December of posit:t4vs: 29th the various Children On the to for Starving was the scene were elected vice-president. low's Church, Boulder, CLUNE. and effective wed- President, Mr. J. Dwyer; W.

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(From Our Correspondent.) AND ARCHBISHOP Or a quiet but pretty secretary, hr. On the eve of their departure for Mit-titian, son of Mrs. Mc- Mr. J. treasurer, ding, when Angus, third IRELAND'S GENEROUS HELP. Mr. B. Hegarty; east. t By Lawrence Flickl Northam, a number of friends East and Rose Webb; warden, Mr. made Entee, of Richardson -street, (PreTeethe', in coiiections LL.13. J. MAGISSir. the Dwyer, of and RESIDENT Walter find tesults Williams Secretary, may THE Mrs. D. The Mews. and OF Mrs. Mr. of Mr. and EVIDENCE Mary. second daughter of Mr. A. Oldrinl; the Catholic The curious reader TRATE. a during 1920 throughout into The meeting of the general comregret M. O'Dea, J.P. (Vice-Presi- T. Gould, of 44 Leviathan -street, were R. Fennell; librarian, F. gone express to for sident), Marmion, has J. assembled Pope the R. which family of Messrs. request the last, at committee, any dictionary world of matrimony. The of Central Eu- dent). D. Mulcahy (Vice -President), united in holy bonds was last two or mittee was helu on atTusday R. Prendergast, J. Tully, their departure, and wish them starving children for celebrated by J. Darcy,and auditors, new edition within the Archbishop's at trial by General the the first time J. Monaghan (Hon. Treasurer), and wedding ceremony J. F. Waldron; of adden March 1st, at 8 p.m., surroundings. lu ilie course 01 We rope, are published Vatican who Waltho, new their bride, in The pages -speed God The O'Hurley. dozen the Dr. Bogue. a Barracks, organ, Rev. T. the years parVictoria and at three The various the send-oMcial her Messrs. G. I,. White Palace, Perth. 21. Jas. S. Dowling (Hon. Secretary), entered the church on the arm ofIvory Sergeant in a very satWilliams has been our station. courtmartiai, Romano," of December Cork, of Temporary -Cadetof the terminal report, ofdisclosing an da, words coined by the war. represented, and reports Mr. mur- "Osservatore Holiness of the Irish National Association, father, looked very charming in affairs, was read and master at Tambellup for the past Hart, R.I.C., on the chargeMagner, The turns received by his(about isfactory state blood of ishes were P.P., were fifty waited upon his Grace the Arch- sham mauve creation, let In with georas follows Is only by these terminal distributed It To this extent at least thelanguage. point to a full measure of success. six years, and has at all times been der of Very Rev. Canon adopted. trimsilver idea of gette and net, with pearl and the and Mr. Tanis Crowley, lire equals one English 5):that members get any The next meeting of the general a most courteous and efficient offi- Dunmatiway, millions has enriched and Magbishop of Perth, at the Palace, on mings, and wearing a beautiful court reports Lire. in We running Country. also of Dunmatiway, the Resident the expenses incurred spite was fixed for Next Tuesshockingly sad Germany 4,100.000 Friday evening. the 25th ult., and train underlined with shell pink, crepe of the very snionp is there,and tear"bolsheSeveral speakers spoke in istrate concerned in the -shell," committee 8th, at 8 p.m., at Arch- cial. folds of the society, and inwhich graceful in December hung 3,650,000 which 15th. majority on chine, the de that acknow.. "slacker way in day, March episode, stated vism,' glowing terms of the many excellent lie Bantry to Ban- Austria 2,000,000 expressed their grateful up subs. aria from the shoulders was hand worked. satisfactory .. and T.N.T."-the bishop's Palace, Perth. was proceeding fromcat. of the members havetopaid About one Poland "Busy Bertha" war 1,290,500 ledgment to the illustrious Prelate The customary wreath and veil with a other the qualities of the family, and expresson duty by motor Bandon money owing endtheofsociety, -begotten tribe side of Hungary . 1,000,000 for the valuable service rendered to lovely bouquet of pink and cream roses baulk balance The marshal (Mr. B. C. O'Brien) ed the belief that the present pro- don the term whole savagemiles on the Czeclio-Slovakia tile a -'calf at and of his little 'Iwo with glossaries O'500,000 the a pretty toilet. (Messrs. dimensions. magnicompleted marshals he bad trouble the Jugo-Slovakia at giant to any assistant stone humanity and Itunnumway reach and stepping not a Ireland which we may hopegive but does was motion priest, Norah 500,000 bur neices of the bride, Mary arid lie stopped the car, and a was Bulgaria again In circulation am I Crogan, A. Campbell, J. P. a more important position in the car. . 400,000 ficent "Welcome Home," when his Easton, looked very sweet as train - The accounts happier years will richdecent Rumailla he afterwards ascertained terra, so now come along loam of Farrell, 350,000 Grace, before the assembled thou- bearers in dresses of butterfly silk and for the new R. E. Walsh, Mitchel, department he has served so well. who him and after- Ukraine ial, laid deep in the Canon Magner, passed for Doheny, Long, im- Lithuania kind pay up as soon as possible. 350,000 carryalso "Obs" Almost match, to Kenhim. caps an and to mop Govnet, with with Murphy, returned British wards the words, South Bolster, kindlier named The airs. Williams was in New 200,000 sands, impeached several members have books out after a younga man ing little crooks sweetly trimmed. nedy, are requested to meet at 7.30 Wales on a visit to her relatives mediatelycame push bicycle. Caucasian countries 226,150 ernment in thrilling sentences for bridesmaid, Miss North Gould, looked from the library, and the librarian epitaph. along on The Armenia and the Crimea (rerose crepe dechine, would very morn like to see them rehowever, fist p.m- sharp on Tuesday, March 8 at when notice of the transfer was re- Crowley Magner stoppedof him. their infamous policy enacted in his very nice in vieux and Canontwo and There is one term, seek with Black 300,000 loads hemstitching, and lorry of fusees at Constantinople) with ninon turned within the next week. in vain Archbishop's Palace. 50,000 unfortunate country, "under the done ceived, and regret was expressed on secondstopped about a hundred yards Mrs. Gould also carried to Match. which the reader will One of the society's good friends, esIn the gat 95,000 pretence," pursued the Archbishop. hat Time is now getting short, and all sides at her absence from the Tans The accused (Hart) of roses, with vicux rose pecially at any :oical function, Miss K. him. tube a nice beyond among these accretions.. is witness an although the general organisation 200,000 "of restoring Law and Order, but streamers. him, and .. has towards G. Easton, also sister Green, left during the week for a holiit France will Mrs. loss Northern came where Tlambellup's and off gathering. book, the 265,000 whose avowed purpose, apparent to of the bride, rrom Bunbury, was rather day in the Eastern States. body of Venetia and the Trentino place. he well advanced, the Irish and be East Northam's gain, as this also walked in tits direction. To Catholic committees hi pink crepe de chine trimmed honoured and an ancient with the fairly The first meeting of the football asall, is the deliberate resolve to ruth- nice in Catholic public ale cordially invited model Catholic family had at all Switzerland for receiving 'I Am Going to Shoot You." sliver beads, picture hat of cream sociation was held In ,the society's can find a word spelled securing 404.137 lessly crush the national aspirations with in . The the children acin assistance the suffering every matin away, lend to aerophane; accompanied by Mrs. W. rooms on Wednesday molt. a keen interest taken about ten yards you?" wit- For zeneral expenses to the times When same letters and pronounced costume, royal Ill cream were Messrs. is Gould, sister-in-law, Such a policy representatives cused shouted, "Who are meaning he for this year's c)lebration right 75,1100 of the Irish race." connected with the Church Certain "Save the Children" union tulle hat. The duties of best man C.Y.M.S. he was a Resident with and W. Waltho. same way. But the and that replied Hennessy method in ters L. ness Irishman an least meanthe fail while Not little to the neat accorda Union, doomed success. in same The accus- To the Mr. P. Murphy, carried out by Mr. Will Gould, as. proposals received from the League Magistrate of the district. will find syrittersthere, eternity. has were ing to the Holy Father's I'm going to cant of the the process of gaining this end is speech, presented a handsome trav- ed sisted by James Gould, as groomsman. up for discussion, and counter said: "I don't care; 669.91n remains! God, from by ing given the word by the directions turn submitted children The bride's mother wore a nice dress came He had a revolver pointyou." proposals were inAfter sundered as the the profession of fearless patriotism elling rug as a token of the high shoot This makes a total of 16.750.000 lire, decreed for Ireland and her am a "I said: the next meetWitness satin ornamented In gold beads, the association. of black day, are as widely them exwitness. hest at ed be would This himself con- a nobler destiny! held. Father faith. the Holy currency. were and they now. which of to which bag in commence, duty hat, and esteem on with I'm net, gave of overdress official: Government ing training will probably times which a half. and dimensions million apprethe a tributed deeply ears barracks, reply, in motor run numbers, the Grace, your by military His an enjoyable keep thanking the After hibited to in way match. players Mr. Williams, and on my now you Owing to an unterturtate Dltynder The word is "propaganda." given the wedding breakfast was partaken of so Accused said: "I don't care: open. tell you that of the "line-up" of the general pub- donors for their useful present, ex- Bandon." published last May in the "Osservatore ciated the warm sentiments you new earnYour dictionary willfirst at the residence of the bride's parents, going to shoot you, accused The first meeting of the expression to by the members of where and pro- lic in the procession. Fall in, then, pressed the wish that the rug would I'm said: Romano," the idea seemed to be conveyabout twenty-five couples sat nfittee a little interval the After will be held on -next Thursday had and Spain "propaganda," in its France, only reboth Not that England. labours ed for his deputation, swell the ranks! the Catholic recollections and his any papers?" Witness to a quiet but very dainty break- night at 8 p.m. as clown you the warm "Have by as be that and used sums, is acimmense contributed and the per sense, Club The usual toasts and healths bad plied: "Yes, I have papers," To-clay C.Y.M.s, "A" Cricket was inconsider- as home and abroad on behalf ca fast. given, "Congregation that, march well and sturdily and would be of Tambellup. talk to me, you Ireland's contriubtion games and dancing conclud- meet Railways on Wellington Square, Church. It means awith cused said: "Don't As the Irish contributions had their outraged Motherland and kins- been at witness able. the man- please take directions from marshals Many beautiful and we once more wish Jack Miniban an enjoyable night. " Accused then struck to the Holy Father folk. He felt happy to realise for ed of Cardinals charged for the appointee Witness guarded heen transmitted cona In Colspecially hand. and are received, "a were luck who left presents of his costly and best Also, with the the blunder and his men through the Irish College, H.A.C.R. SOCIETY. agement of missions." enviable record it off with his right hand. The Ireland's sake that the main fea- eluding a number of cheques. VIII. to purpose. tinuance of their very was evident to those in the know.brings sealege instituted by Urban up to the end of Shematch the the for His Revolver." published through successes of -Pilling now address, "Re his competitors statement of tures Intending missions." Saturday's son. A report of last sporting his the real facts before the general pub- agency of the daily press had been educate priests for proPUBLICATIONS RECEIVED. (Promoted by District Board,. columns. Accused then pushed him with our and worthy various events on the sports that by the in Cafound contributed be will total him The from lic. away Truly a veritable some left hand, and turned A SOCIAL AND DANCE Or telegraphed throughout the southern of the gramme are requested to nate Crowley, who was tholic world was 154 million lire. and walked towards Witness word. calling to mind The Catholic Standard, a fortfor he would incidentally removed on this:in the his- nominations close with Mr. J. J. will be held in the Hibernian Hall, Perth on the footpath. Contribution. world, pages that are brightest on next Perth, lorry was and spoke to Country. (Continent of) 9,000,000 the Coiner, the Snigg's where mark that his indictment of the nightly Catholic magazine, publishto Snigg, given lire has He heard the report America 17, 1921, MARCH o,cupants. tory of man. Usage Mr. THURSDAY, terror ON the of at Hobart, has made its first apreign ed p.m. at 8 7th lire Government's British March 3,000,000 diction- Monday, looking round Spain cf a revolver shot, and on 1,300,000 lire in Ireland-a mild impeachment, re- pearanc on our table. \'e extend word cognate meanings, the 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. against Italy .. in philolo- J. Prendergast will be associated saw Crowley lying on the road standing . 2,750000 lire membering the veritable inferno to it a hearty welcome. It is _ Ireland Bane a Sheridan's ary informs the amateur handiProgramme. accused the Musical the in and Ryan ditch P. J. the The following is an instance, briefMr. organisa- with England, Scotland, France, Belgium, from him on the exEngaged. gy, chief among them "any so about three feet away Asia, Africa, the through which he had lived since bright, well -dressed and interesting ly pin, of the futility of Ireland to be re -Oiling his Switzetland, Portugal, a particular doc- capping of the amateur events, Proceeds in aid or Scholarship Fund. road, and appeared contributed a Australasia it will be tion for spreading the reand congrawe hope anything from the British visitor. and Philippines, them-caused should ter out pecting got amongst satisfaction men last the of or complete Two that revolver. doctrine Refreshments. lire. "barbar3,750,000 them The between accused, the right the towards upon It has Conunons. trine or system; went in of regular visitant. to pour lorry and House and the sult. On former occasions the generosity tulatory telegrams in They reTICKETS-Gents., 2/; Ladies, 1/6. the Crowley and Canon Magner. system thus propagated, Him from all over the Common- ring in its voice, and every column ous and un-Christian practices" a The final meeting of the concert looked ass been noted Of regions themselves turnee to the lorry. was Witness J. J. O'FARRELL, This time wealth and New Zealand. His Grace within its dainty cover is interest. Ireland are shielded by the "Mother" hostile arms. scheme or plan for propagating happening. He ravaged byreport will he held on Monday, saw what and committee bark District Secretary. at of the largeness notes connived the official are system." his of Parliaments, and a doctrine or saw canon Magner standing with range of March 7th, at 8 p.m., at the P.C.amount contributed by "Ireland, then pictured Ireland as she is, un- ing. and his hands held over his head. the Here is a tolerably wide It and condoned by British Ministers: Manly for 1920 is to hand. changed and unchangeable; a nation 504 Hay-street, Perth. TO WA, WHEAT GROWERS. iAtat off rooms, a Canon ever most generous." Y.M.S. the saw he make time to another which meanings from has braved the storm of perse- is in every respect a worthy repreMr. Devlin, in the House of Comkneeling with his hands stretched out, the A full attendance is requested. In St. Brigid's School Grounds. that choice and not one to -describe At the request of many farmers, but not above his head. for well night a thousand sentative of our great Australian mons, on December 21st, asked when a part of West Perth. on Tuesday night next, cution Cover. last were and word that has become Took it Seminary. Brightly written have nominated to fill the vacanWitness I although and GOLD/TELDS. years, Chief Secretary for Ireland.prothe THE ON fit to as hard every -day slang. It isnew cy to represent W.A. on the Wheat Accused was standing quite rinse to will be screened the popular film a thousand more, would be still well illustrated, it is a most inter- posed to take steps to stop the con"propaganin his right "Wallace Reid in Double Speed." found facing the dawn. for many Board. I have had extensive ex- the Canon with a reviler, The depu- esting annual, and the editor is to stant murder of eivilialit by force. a definition to this mark customary been has It the mineAbOut bri out hand covering him. da," as it is easy to an- The proceeds are in aid of Mr. Tom tation who were privileged to meet be congratulated on the excellent of the Crown, and if it was not a mo- years to hold the celebrations alter- perience as grower, miller, and ex- utes after the first shot he htouch other shot from the direction of the Nladigan's candidature for the popu- the Archbishop are proud to ac- reading matter selected for Cie pub- fact that the shooting of people besubterranean burrowings of the nately each year at Kalgoorlie and porter. and been in constant man and the Canon. He saw the lar man compettion, and incidental- knowledge that in these penal dais lication. "John O'Brien" (Father cause they refused to hold up their dem propagandist. affected by the Boulder. year the celebra- with the world's markets for wheat Accused Last falling in a heap on the footpath. ly for the Childien of Mary Stall at for and this and floor, and also the shipping Canon The word is more took cover fur some time, and the forthcoming bazaar. Crowd the his Grace, with dauntless courage Pat Hartigan), whose name is al- hands was simply an excuse who pro- tions were held at Boulder, I feel confi- Witness of the World. the matter to the trade reported Kalgoorlie. Gethsernani throughout Aus- murder. (Cries of "No.") cynical and sophisticated,and at her in ready well-known place subsequently by Ireland take stood will year employ details see report further bazaar unction [For gfbunds help swell the 'and that the posiwith fill pollee. fact I will it a it elected, conif Is dent, her in nounce Mr. MacVeagh: tralia for his bright attractive verse, of suffering, helped to bind up The pro- On Sunday week a- meeting of Archbishop Clone's speech, appearing funds. tion with profit to the farmers and %last its powers without scruple. wounds and keep her life blood is to the fore with a delightful me- the military authorities in Ireland -agent nection with this year's celebration week.-Ed. R.] De- credit to myself. pagandist is the super-press in his benediction to the trical sketch entitled "Currajong." have decided on carrying Sinn Fein and in St. Mary's Hall. warm, held was well for the defence, and counsel to Replying SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL men of Erin had in noble remem- It is up to his best workmanship- leaders in lorries to prevent attacks I would respectfully ask farmers He is the highly efficient said his telling the accused he selfish spite unfavourable weather condiHIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. is the in their voting papers witness paid employee of sinister and was a Govertunent °Metal had no effect brance those fearless sons whom he and all Father Pat's work is good. on the lorries-(cheers)-and tions, the attendance was good, the when filling BOARDERS and DAY during in the hands of the on him. must be The accused smelt strongly (which great with interests. Father Cusack has an appreciative Chief Secretary aware that marked being ridiculed in the face of the oppresproceedings from, drink. In suffering coloured was so and SCHOLARS. of, the 18th. the Prime before Officer war Returning African propaganda the South -time War Australian Poet." opinion the accused was suffering the last enthusiasm. The Very Rev. Father Pupils are prepared for Uuniver sor as "not murderers, but the cream article on "Our many No. 1 vote. his pages, there Minister denounced this Tractice as the multitudinous events of of our Donogher was appointed chairman. March) to give me their will from a recent fit of drinking, probably sity, Commercial, and Musical Ex- of their race." Throughout its not be history but not their confidence before, was true feel I night or unchristian? the day and the barbarous that withis brightness, and the buoyancy of six years Before the deputationists After the accus- aminations. the time. anyone After he had addressed thefor meetThanking you in an- drunk at Canon Sir Hamar Greenwood: That is mak- misplaced. times never will be read by fostered youth and faith made manifest. Magner witness said to ed shot ing and urged the necessity For farther particulars apply to drew Rev. Father McMahon, M.A., the men In the lorry: "He'll surely now living. Propaganda Two pamphlets from the Austra the policy in certain parts of Irea success, the ticipation. who accompanied his Grace from celebrations PRIORESS. the MOTHER REV. ing defeatYours faithfully, "Yes; said, peace the men a too." and shoot me land. (Cheers). and made possible Ireland, sang "Wrap the green flag Tian Truth Society: Tel, A381.0. by the election of officers was proceeded you had better clear." P. STONE. Colonel Archer Shee: Is it not a ing ends which the world, Billy and a Birthday and Other round me," and was loudly apwith- The following gentlemen were, alfact that some of the civilian Rev. Agatha. By Miriam glamour of an earlier propaganda, Very Stories. The plaudedelected:-President, believed would justify and ennoble Father Donogher: vice-presidents, The Mission of St. Patrick. By luded to were murdered by rebels' war. Fein Monsignor O'Riordan, Rector Irish the miseries of the Rev. Dr. O'Hurley. Rev. Bro. Mr. Devlin Shut up, you foo' Propaganda at present is working Nolan, and Mr. J. Cawley; treasurCollege. Rome Kenwo Lieut.-Commander Mr. frenetically to uphold an economic secretary, A. Kennan: F. Mr. hi*, in An whether during the war the asked IN Rev. system founded on injustice. sports committee, Russell; J. P. to carry your charity, pray for the advised functioning i,Yis.-of were Admiralty ternational propaganda, repose of the soul of Thomas Davis, German officers in hospital ships lying Bro. White and Messrs. Dillon, Hill, through inspired interviews. lave of York, who dies! on March Described by an English Correspondent and Simpson. It was decided to conit was because a sthousand refused, and and Who Toured Ireland. cable despatches, to hold the sports meeting on thea Why did ';',;zrk, 4112.'0 Lord, eternal rest, and trary to the rules of war. more subtle agencies, is seeking and to hold Racecourse, special correspondent him. we sink to these methods now in Martin, light shine upon Kalgoorlie let pereptual the Hugh of -springs writes thus: poison the well may he rest in peace. of the I.Ondon Daily New., Pro- grand Irish concert on the evening Three months ago the Black and Tans -inserted by his daughters, Mrs. Ireland? world's judgment about Ireland. Irish Galley of of the 17th. Sir Hamar Greenwood: We are were no more to us than a sort of Dub and Mrs. Hardwick. gandists are fighting the battles the of the leprechauns like myth, of not sinking to any methods unMy own acquaintance avarice, of misgovernment and or empiricists of the hour seem to have tin mountains. for the worthy of officers of the army in your charity, pray QUICK.-Of as recentLimerick, economic, at began with them repose of the soul of Mary (Madge) Ireland. false ideals, whether ly as August 22, and their outline at overlooked. Quick, whose anniversary occurs on social or religious. even to the that time was so shadowy, Mr. Jack Jones: You cannot sink To tell the truth requires more March 8th., late of "Argyle," South eyes of Irishmen, that one could write It may be asked how any to camknown is not heavily Heatheote, Victoria. What metal, the of white deeper than you have sunk. goodwill. are made and SPOONS and FORKS than a a certain benevolence Our Silver-plated with them or paign of lying, extraneous May her gout rest in peace. in and to wear weite throughout. of patronage as good felat proclaimed, guaranteed sense and are be silver, genial sterling with plated directed cannot not and -Inserted by her loving sisif`r. to Catholic Church, lows, who found themselves--thanks Tea SPOONS, these days of confusion knowledge C. or No. 3 wally la heavily plated with sterling silver. concerns us as Catholics? Liberal Education without relian unkind provident e--rather out of kitty Heenan. her, Table SPOONS, 535. dozen. that the is but "relative." The very propaDessert SPOONS, 38s. dozen. their element. 205. dozen. element is but truncated form What matter is it toofuswealth one as them harmand still pities loving remembrance gious false one To -day SHANAHAN.-lit most or is dozen. Table FORKS, 53s. ganda which FOT(KS, Mts. dozen. Dessert mental training-Catholic Church of besmirched have who who Shannahan, hundreds, coveteous men Francis all Of Philip pities of the seeker for in path Tea the sliver. smiling game o: a besets deposits for two separate souls ful Quality, has No. 2 heartless B. or their sold best friend of real learning a who and at always honour of Philip Francis Shanahan, their power, play true, on Table SPOONS, 67s. information basic and price, bin the geniality Is no longer MIMI 7th. March, 1012. Dessert SPOONS; 478. dozen. -Her famous schools and colleges SPOONS, 26s. dozen, which the millions are pawns? and just sure passible. sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy of Middle Ages are models for edu as build e7s. dozen. can faith he SPOONS, 178. dozen. Table our which FORKS, Dessert dozen. reckon have We We Catholics Ireland and I know them. on him. bank our judgments. The man who would The war. cational institutions to -day. Tea SPOONS, seen the wreckage of their -Inserted by his loving mother. Al Quality, has three separate plat/rigs or sterling silver. part of our income: we their wild orour dol- find and rescue truth must first people have trembledat attheir Table SPOONS, 88s. dozen 323 6d dozen; Dessert SPOONS, 62s. dozen. disciplined deeds more frequently than on lies. shuddered of and gies dozen. FORKS, 88s. labyrinth Table Hea62s. dozen. perilous FORKS, Dessert thread a Men of the people have killferocity. lars, and draw sight-drafts the I see with Afternoon Tea SPOONS, in cases, 6 spoons, 15s ed per case; 6 spoons and It seems to the writer that even ed them and are killing them, and ven's treasury. We are content on killno hope that they will not go the and the lay Catholic pair of tongs, 196 6d per case. word little, hoping much. to change the CatholicThree months ago them. has ing priest, Catholic the knife with than 6 cake forks, more containing later in cases the FORKS, wish Cake recalled Afternoon would merely reprisals No one It a great duty laid upon him by the To -day to aloofness. 6d per ease. stages of the Great War.speaking ass edge, Catholic's instinct ofheartbreak world English as present disorders of society. Better whole of the the a many by well time him will be method saves it means one thing-the A Stroll Through Our [Metro-Plate and Cutlery Department But it is than anyone else, the Catholic can which Great Britain is waging war upon sweetwell as many a temptationCandidate peril see through the shams and hypocriwhen Ireland back hold to The Only at close no virtue It has been my duty to watch sies, the false ideals and fraudulent the drama,which threatens. quarters the unfolding of and injustices of evils masking the results many so virtues, by implications its in beset is Society world another an age which has set up for its wormay well prove one of the great 1S to-clay that it would take the human race. moulding, tragedies oftheatre and to pro- ship a whole pantheon ..f belly -gods. for a little Jeremias to record them wrath And mewl leave the country's nattered been that has celebraCatholic my the while to share in nounce upon them the of these evils Fortruth- It is no heady and infreeof idea the tion of the victory of as on an Englishman is to come. A portion the I dom, what else canhead tired toxicating drink to him. His nursing HAY STREET and ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH is like the twitchings of do except bow my wouldin shame? The that by mother, th Church has suckled him caused England ofreflexes people muscles. man's through Ills shame if they had lived war. But with it from his infancy. the fatigue poisons of the the on Irish soil. three months result press the is to part disgrace vaster abiding The an It I, all. not Truth and children the the of England --a crime against For the masses of school of malicious meddlings with char do not Liberty-that so few of them do know. the Sunday body of the time by quacks and profit home and to denied training moral the to supply latans who set up maladies ST. PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRAthem in schools and colleges. by them. TIONS, 1921. THE BEST NOW ON THE MARKET. the DEATHS. A No. 1 VOTE FOR ANY CANDIDATE Against these artificial ills NI IshliT at itedw Gleatly 1921, 905. Elsewhere sold at from 5us. to February 4th, to Charities). (Proceeds CALLAGHAN.-On Catholic is bound to make a stand. & SON, LIMITED. Boulder, Cather11 cm. -street, CITY Chaffer THROUGH To 77 at RUT SIMONS IS A VOTE FOR HUGHES immoral. PROCESSSION They are essentia"y daughter ine (Kitty), beloved eldest SPORTS AND SCHOOLS' aged ninea greater or lesser _egree they must . of C. and M. sanaglan: . DEMONSTRATION . 8x months. Catholic eleven at the and teen years strike ultimately W.A C.A. GlitillNDS, HAY -ST. EAST. Mty her soul rest in peace. Church, if only because the Church Burchell, THURSDAY, MARCH 17. °minable enSPECIAL NOTE: Hughes sent his Whip, Reg A Large Purchase of the Best ACCORDEONS 1105e close with is the one aggressive exponent to- GETTONS.-Of your charity pray for Entries for Sports events low prices. who support these at them to offer LIMITED, SON, & ALBERT ables across the Continent to support theat men SMOG, Snigg's Corner, MurAgJ. J. 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IRISH -AUSTRALIAN SOCIETIES.

FREMANTLE.

MIDLAND JUNCTION.

(From Our Correspondent).

Miss MacSwiney Before Committee of 100

An Irishman's Last Thoughts

NEW NORCIA. 'On Wednesday, 19th. February. after an absence of many months

A most enjoyale parochial river on a visit to Rome and other parts With eyes gaze -fixed on South Star Rev. Father Neville, O.M.I., is at Walter and Cross, ,of Europe, the Lord Abbot, the Killarney Farm, present enjoying a quiet holiday at excursionBayto wasPoint. Tuesday on held Rocky Right Rev. Anselm Catalan, 0.S.B, Here lie I, friendless, campless, low, the above Albany. The quarterly meeting of held Popanyinning, Feb. 25. 1921. were this conditions On the The now I long for oldMoreross, at Norcia. last. How New was returned to evering Society this of through branch Dear Sin-Can you tell me ago? numrooms, Freoccasion his Lordship was accom- Where I was born so longthe united Friendly Societies Fremantle's chief pleasure resort very fa eourable, and a large 1st. scene, the columns of your paper the colon Tuesday night, March preof the opcru'lly distant from for mantle, How students themselves of young scene availed eleven the ber by be panied to Walter-is St. Morris, ---Point G. Ranger, Bro. man-made a ours used in a Sinn Fein badge?and, The Chief fresh appears a little now Where the taking and of Spain, all the from when portunity prie.sthodd the had to -morrow, Majesty over a time attendance, hnimation gracious "her that eel 8th. Patrick's day will soon be here,wear- sided young Dec. cross, The report of Irish National Foresters hold their air. Washington, Third OrAn orahestra of local oMeers being present. was a visit to Ireland," on a certain two Oblate Sisters ofto the received, indeed, it seems we should be the Picnic Committee Miss Mary MacSwiney, sister of paid assist in the Which holds brave, bleeding RosaBenedict This event has ladies under the lead of Miss Petthat ar- annual picnic. held year. In upper class private schools der of St. of ing black as well as green. Things from which it was observed leen? Mr. Pat. Troy, the late Lord Mayor of Cork, by the of toassisted girls native for forward and the looked titt, "to hand is education in and fashion stay, the well to time dreadful come long are a for rangements it was Oh! Rosaleen. Oh! Rosaleen seem to get worse. How The catering to each year by all children of the provided selections during the trip. the stand all day before the Ameribig function. tile declared, Mission Qrphattage. witness the in English," be has past, did I See, why did I flee, Conditions the "killing" of the boys of 14 and morrow's en Why In as Begley, Dart. can Commission for the children, now Long before the bells peeled otte Away from thee, so far from thee? running! received Refresh- Gael in the metropolitan area as the The secretary. Mr. 15 who would not stop special attention. result. Ireland. Many Senators and Con- but happily that phase had for them, and one great day outside of the feast seems very pleased with the welcome on the first appearan- Can you forgive, oh! do forgive, their citizens passed. To us, what a baby after all, is a ments will be ofprovided representative and gressmen races and sports has of Ireland's National Saint, when Coming to the present day, Miss ces of the carriages, the entire po- A son that's dying far from thee? listened to her boy of fourteen. He is a good mark aalsoprogramme The motor beep arranged. Children of Mary are reminded from several cities are our people meet in holiday humour. MacSwiney brought out the distinc- pulation of the district had assem- All Irish hearts a -dying now, for a bullet to the brave Black and, launches Dauntless and Henley steps, afternoon next a testimony as she built up in graphic Sunday on one that true a and saying old -street an backCliff It is that while the Irish Republic bled in front of the Cathedral and On Irish soil their blood should flow leave historical tion scheduled to Tans. will rail at that "the pleasure lies in the anti- meeting of members will be held. fashion the complete Clune's Fremantle. at 10 a.m., and-road Monastery. and, equally eager to To shield thee from the treach'rous present situation in was the acknowledged government: I thought Archbishop's Jetty, Harvest is the first meeting to be ground of the the this Fremantle, As exception East the is day it but the of Irish people, Sinn Fein was show their filial affection and heartunvarcipation," the close of blows good-plain From By speech was very are Ireland. Bay, and Claremont. members old all Mosmait's year, this held Terprovalways brother with Her felt joy on this auspicious occasion, 'Inflicted by thy savage foes. leave Barrack which is credited reached present-day merely a policy. nished facts, and so simply told. Perth the ss. Perth will to be present, and a cor- she had just collecexpected nevof enthis had picnic matter formIn the Mayor, colleges The at Lord both a.m. rule. of 11 and late that the Rosaleen! forgive, forgive, ing the the children at in W.A., Ireland, ence, Oh, street in weight It should carry favAn- dial invitation is extended to intend- happenings was I reported having been received er joined the Sinn Fein party, be- ed a guard of honour- A body of For wand'ring far when point she exclaimed: very hand joyable outings, the Foresters' is if anything can carry weight these tors ourable. anti secured some sng members. the cause he did not always think it suf- senior cadets from St. Ildephonsus' the as rule, get the tc proves wants young. prothe Picnic by nual George nurse proves only trained "Lloyd a I am which dayssome donations, to is of insung: close idea he society the though the Sirens till The and what the heeding manifest For in widen pleasure is ficiently republican. College occupied the foreground into the open. lession, and when at work about high esteem After Devotion, s on Sunday even- IrishIreland A report was also received from operations. into insurrection. I am dorsed its ideas of Irish self -develop- presented arms with the utmost pre- "Oh, roam, be rich! be rich, and Perth I have to put up with re- held. me society's delegate to the Medical ing last a representative meeting of stir the reason ment. The MacSwiney family had cision and alacrity. On either side roam, convinced that this was They was marks on the Irish question, which Association. congregation the of knew die. branch Speaking of picnics reminda us members nettled in Cork in the fourteenth of the roadway stood- two long lines And leave your rush hills and Delegates to represent this of they let my brother always prove too strong for my deadvisability the to Vois consider which to Irish engaged held the been and for generahome." Convention, moved had said, had St. annum "Cooee" she boys from the act the the the his at of children; first termination never to argue on on Easter that an entertainment on or how that his century, held at Midland Junction of O'er lands and seas I then did fly, tions every member of the family Ildephonsus', then the girls elect- by the juvenile Hibernians for their holdingSt. Patrick's night, in honour lunteers, and they hoped subject. They invariably ask how be end Momisy, were also Saturday revolt open an Grove in But Fortune flew more fast than I, about result Republican, Peppermint at ardent rewould an behind picnic been being had and cabCollege, annual brothers St. Gertrude's we know so and so, when the ed-the following the en- death Terence MacSwiney was one of the these again the children of/ the na- And now in poverty I die. rich and viz.. Foley, Ouldera, MeLinden, on the Sunday after &ester. Tickets of the occasion. The form by the Volunteers." les have not said so: but it seems as turned, added, to assist and to are available for any picnic parties tertainment is to take is not yet she order poor and rish, and In told," But Self O'Brien. been Irish Industrial and the have of 'I founders become work if the least of the Irish has et L. PettItt has "that there are three things that Development Association, which had tive schools. show its appreciation of the goodCathowho care to accompany the boys on announced, but Miss Lordship on alighting from Arepoor, an adept at reading between the of the newly -fort-lied Feemantle organiser, so that may serve to alienate sympathy do se important work in knitting to- hisHis all the same .at death's wide appointed very are been arrangis tickets The branch this the by Society-, occasion. received the Men's was lic carriage lines these days. religious expected. of be rooms. bogey door. their may in good the is meeting and its One acsomething ;nclustrial to hold here. gether Irish "ocial and reasonable, and all parents Rev. Prior Rios, 0.S.B., and My one regret in this 1004 Before I conclude, let me say that ing Another is the shoot- tivities, and he was prominent in the Very There being no further business, acthemintolerance. your paper is just what we need counts were passed for payment, and friends are invited to avail A third is the Gaelic League, formed to promote the other members of his community How little has been in my power A meeting was also held, and a ing of policemen proceeded to the selves of this opportunity of a cheap up-to-date. the meeting closed. and immediately -an absolutely fearless,honest Clune England Mrs. for with do and dare for Rosaleegn, committee formed matter of guarantees God Save Ireland! the use of the Irish language. When church, accompanied by the Bene- To jourday's outing. her. and withal a strictly witness all ye stars above. as secretary, to arrange about the that Ireland wilt not menace the Irish Volunteers were formed in dictine Community. the residenti of Oh! question, nal. (464), chilthe HIGHGATE religious for much I loved my ltditton the How for "As ST. MALACHI'S to Sir Edward Car- the district and the children, Such an amount of filth and gos- supply ef refreshments on St. Patall H.A.C.B.S. May I make a suggestion? There any religious 1914, as an offsetVolunteers, dhuv, been never has grounds the there at preat dren Port Terence the at son's Ulster bless- And in her cause I would be kifien, meeting of the sip is in the air Papal the receive never to anxious and are many Catholics who do not take The u-tisi oiling:illy on Irish. the by persecution Wednesday, sent anent the elections and the rick's Day. MacSwiney was one of the first men ing. branch was held As the congregation entered When comrades called oft "TVISh THE RECORD, but if approached above will be. Even in the drys when the in Cork to join. 23rd., there being a good at- respective candidates that one is am February or the church strains of the most exPat," personally by a canvasser, I The President English people were persecuting and members. tendance Mark late the of reminded NOGGERUP vividly refor Ireland. would. Lawrence Irish Save them St. No Recruiting of the quisite music fell upon the ear- A 'Tis I was always pseud of that. sure that many welcomed visitors from harassing Protestants who came over to Twain's immortal work "When I ran large a had is great beauty of service There choral aught 'gainst beekind e'er With best wishes for success, I O'Toole's, Maytands, so. When do 1916 was to of the Easter Rising fused "The tournaPoor Mark was nut engage St. Malachi's in ofa quoit (From Our Corespondent). was mid, am, yours faithfully, Jewish quarter in Cork, another in first battle in Ireland's war for in- been prepared for the day by the Maylands, refor Governor." Mr. McDonald, ment. influential Dublin, but they are not persecuted dependence," declared the witness. artists of the famous Monastery, in- 'Tis then I'd always raise my bead, fact in it with the selected Labour canJEAN LACY. and representative A sponded, and laid stress on the socieCeltic tone, didate for Fremantle, W. L. (Ben.) meetings of kindred Irish Republican colours are per- that these bound has been formed at Nog- in any way. "It saved the soul of Ireland. The cluding the "Salve Regina," in three To prove it wrong by to benefit the society Jones, but in spite of the personal committeeorder were His Lordship, Or what seemed best to toe: ochone! to devise moons of ' Our President has recently given Rising marked the end of any other parts by H. Eslava. pendicular: Green, white and gold. ties In general. Maylands Issued a challenge com- gerup in the of of a section point which to the Ireland's done for Its element children I've black. 8 all little assurance That's a and in prayer, add match, spent widow moments means cricket thotough a few all the after By assisting kind of recruiting in Ireland, save to Highgate to a return sake, at Glendalough on Sun- munity has introduced to what they of the late Mr. Wm. Duperanzel English security. When we get our for the Irish Volunteers. presence will dictate a rpomentary to take place6th. The Irish rose to impart the Benediction, The challenge was fondly hope is Ben's disadvantage, go to war with people were never convinced that which concluded the ceremonies for When I was rightly wide awake. tallnot a by shall repose of the day', March An invitation we killed liberty mtly ejaculation for the rec is a from St. Pat- the big Labour man goes on his way --who In dreams, ye stars, how much I'd souls of those whose chivalrous accepted. on Thursbranch from a tree. Already the any nation, certainly not with Eng- England was really fighting for the the day. rick's branch to a rifle shoot the We must keep our iug do? . . Hiber- undaunted. land. deeds and example are the glory of day night, March 3rd., in also. On the following Monday the Lord rights of small nationalities, and we committee are actively engaged in the Bro. of policemen, of pettiness accepted from miirders was Hall, free in the only wish 'twill all come true; R.] life for nian "As the Irish race and cause.-Ed. two -roomed building, in most of the Abbot. accompanied by the Very IWhen that he public Collopy informed the members join your vote in erecting toa start Cast such murders. There is put no credence lily soul its flight will no soon, in are mentioned. there sort Duperanzel visited St. Mrs. 0.S.B., tip to Prior Rios, Rev. with which stories of German atrocities was leaving St. Malitchrs the interests of that party which is business. A. busy bee has now un- war in Ireland, and occasionally which the British Government Gertrude's College, where he was Ukke (To the Editor of THE RECORD). with the new branch at Arranmore. Irish reIriah glad, and hill and lake; All the members expressed their sor- the people's party, sod for the all the work, and is shots are exchanged between Dear Sir We did !tot get any tendered a hearty welcome by the 'Tis then 111 kneel at Rosleen's at losing such a good member, Bro. turn of that genial and big-hearted dertaken to doin erecting the build- Republican armed forces and Eng- flooded us. If a sub-committee is appointed row The function and boarders. haste we Sisters aid, but to the branch ever or German maideg German gold stuck has The Collopy uniform. of in rights lish armed forces by a general committee, for a cer- since its inception, and St. Mary's champion of the naturalAustraliapro- And feet, ing under the able supervision of Mr shooting of armed uniformed men would have had a perfect right to took the form of a varied crave one tittle smile so sweet congratulated on gaining citizenship and a White Buntain object, and there is no condi- Is to a begrand gramme of musical and vocal items That smile will give me life anew _Tno. IcNelty, the manager of The quoit Ben. Jones. Hibernian. these conditions is not murder, take it, on behalf of our independunder was Duperanzel tion laid down when they are ale- such Mr. girls, the the To rise and work and dare and do Mill. On rising to thank right to bayhad as much Maylands ence. We ning then took place, on either side. came it happens whether constituwas number any he Following were pointed, as to esteemed wherever ing an easy victory. has been that as the Alaericans had to get Lord Abbot expressed his pleasure What now she wants from all of J. McDonald, 58; The juvenile Hibernians met on highly and the public can form an No unarmed policeman ting a quorum at any meeting of the scores. Maylands, you. in Ireland who has not been a aid from France in 1776. At that :it finding himself once more in the 33: T. Hinds, 45; J. Croker, Monday evening last, the occasion of known, the sub-conimittee, can a meeting H.40;McEvoy, He Ye stars! who sure are good men's We time England was in trouble and midst of his beloved children. of the nobility of his char- shot tift. convicted. Taylor, estimate G. and 35; tried Jackson, A. Owspy, proved meeting. be carried on if one member is ab- Total, 260. Highgate, G. Cain, 46: J. their Lineal fortnightly acter, and his worth from the fol- have an excellent secret service in the American leaders took advant- travelled through many lands, he with eyes. interfering -school night 42; D. Galoccasion? to one 43; V. Prindiville, ing than -tram. Mark more sent on said, and had seen beautiful paleeee I'll make all good men then arise Ireland, and we even get Lord age of it. 27; M. Cooney, 20; M. Collopy, their attendance at the meetings, lowing letter:2.- -If any person, under 21 years lagher, ('harles--street, W. Perth. famous Monastries, And do what's just for Erin's LakAt the opening of the hearings, and churches. Total, 199. f. French's official reperts and correvice-presiand president the a committee, both to 1921. 12, elected is of age, February English acting Chairman F. C. Howe an- and works of art; in short all that in tortured plight by spondence, occasionally." dent have had to resign. Bro. Dear Mrs. Duperanzel, H.A.C.B.6. without any age limit as to voting. guile. nounced that U.S. Senator George Europe had to show of things tine Miss MacSwiney Arrested. Michael Gallagher was elected prehas the person a right to vote on A meeting of the District hoard was express my own perto C. L. and rare. Ile had talked with old The good and great from South and desire -elect I Congressman Norris, W. it vice-presiMurray Lennon Dublin ir the Ilibornian Hall, sident, Bro. C. the Easter Rising ill any question at all committee meet- held North, Knight of Akron, Ohio, and Major friends and re-visited familiar scenes Perth, on Monday. February 20, dent, Bro. Neil Anderson warden, sonal sympashy, and the sympathy in After 1916, Miss MacSwiney explained, Oliver P. Newman, of Washington. -yet his thoughts were ever turn- From Heaven, too, VII rally forth ings, the same as any adult on the street, 1921, at 8 p.m. Bro. T. J. Hynes, D.P., and Bro. Charles Beattie guardian. with all connected with Noggerup in Republican committee? was in the chair. and others present Sena- ing back to New Norcia, and espe- The spirits there that long have Mill with .yourself and your family every prominent though there had had joined fhe Commission. were Bros. Tully, Edwards. Creighton, The newly -elected president is one in your very sad bereavement. Yours etc.. Cork was arrested slept Walsh, of Mon- cially to his children of St. GertO'Callaghan, Kenny. Parker, and the of many of his family to succeed in in Cork. She tor Gore and Senator "NOGGERUP." to- rude's whom he knew were praying While Ros'leen, tears of blood has the Commission Correspondence securing the much -coveted honour Your late husband was connected been no disturbance sat with tana. Secretary, District subschool, but her at arrested a sign was years, amountwept. accounts -mindedness dealt with. and many right was very Fairness and day, as guests. In for him during his absence, His father is one with its for to me lift id were passed for of first officer. which ex- seceiently freed with other arrested gather all from East and West, dictate an affirmative answer in both ing Terence Martial Law in Ireland "Humbug.' Rotne, it had- been his pleasure to I'll The agenda nailer for an- of the most popular past presidents of the good relationship brother her but Payment. women, comthe only have the brave and best I'll and and quorum a himself form between cases. Two may hear the Holy Father speak in To drill nual fleeting was considered, and fin* could not even Martyr's Sister Brands It As his elder isted and arm and then advance .for social and clegice to be of the adult branch, and we regret with all sin- was taken, and they for ten days. and Sisters although 21 years is the legal suf- arrangements pany, good of praise of the terms New. of Nothing president whereabouts a past his PatSt. is -also learn Hat! on brother Hibernian of And drive to hell those "Black and in the held type votof splendid power a the such surely that cerity frage age, were arof St. Joseph, and of their glorious men ex1921, were 17th. March thousand night, Gallagher one rick's Bro. Abent juveniles. 10.-"Humbug!" the Dec. Tans," or Washington, ing may be extended to, say. 18 made. fur the spiritual and The District Board visited St. pressed his thanks for the confict- map. whether as husband, father to rested in all. kill the babes before they're Miss Mary MacSwiney, sister or achievements Arranmore. on Stoura.V, friend, should have been called years in such a case as you refer to. Mary's parish, to the Rising said welfare of the children of Whoborn, It was just previous was purpose of ence members had placed in him, his reward under such tragic cirthe late Lend Mayor of Corp, when temporal ebruary 27th, dismissed conclusion, he thank- And then out-yell the fiends in In MacSwiney Australia. Miss services the society. best that opening a new branch of them of.his George Lloyd assured and that day informed to to be me to school cumstances.-Believe enjoygirls sincerely for the D.P. formtely opened the branch as from The large secondary scorn. had decided on proclaiming martin! ed the entertainment Tr the Editor of TOE RECORD. of The per list of 11 names submitted; a fur- in their interests. Yours very sincerely. so creditably When all my mighty host's arrayed which she was attached, because she law in certain parts of Ireland. 'We able for ther number were later nominated deR. GUNNING. read in the daily press every I'll make the treach'rous foe afraid. rendered, and wished them "was too Irish to teach h.: school." The Distt let Board law We have heard that our notes are martial under Clune's harrow- membership. living have been ifs Grace Archbishop success and blessing during the year. That cunning foe-the king called The British arrests and the killing all the time." of Ireland and sire to publiciy thank Rev. Fath"r being perused with interest by our ing iccouut of the statereceived a horde 31oloney for his hearty co-operation in On Sunday last the Right Rev. being a Welshman who them was evidenced by the number preof the leaders afteri the Rising causMightMembers of the American Commisthat Welsh, I am assisting to form a branch of the so- people. We are out to make of feeling Night," paper (printed in this revulsio "Pound a recent such as announced on the Will abdicate through fear of Right; at the ed sent particuFurther always. correspon- ciety in his parish. interesting in sion on Ireland were much interest. Dr. Catalan, forwarding it with crown brave Rosade- lees in next issue or THE RECORD. previous Sunday-, imparted the Ap- 'Tis then when St. Patrick's Hall was filled. Miss MacSwiney was reinstated dence). Although it may not it bewould, ed in the news, pass- the school. immediately at the leen- cipherable to my Irish Friends One day this week we observed and a most enjoyable evening "It is not only evidence of British ostolic blessing among the sufficiently convince many in this coun"What is the conditionthe Music, song, and recitation conclusion of the 9 o'clock High The fairest, freest Earth has seen, Sensaid por- Commandment, and it is now corning Alex. McCallum conversing very ed. brutality" and school inhumanity in try that tills very solid Protestant pupils of the evening, and teachers and Freedom's Queen, true Freeemtion of the British Empire is very preNorris, of Nebraska, Mass. In a paternal discourse con- Truedom's Ireland has cenfidentially with Bill Angwin. No were the call home to you in Ireland. well for row?" asked her attorney, Mr. ator George W. Queen! his recent visit to Rome phatic in its condemnation of this had two Cromwell:4,-c romwell the doubt he was soliciting some hints the talent displayed aukurs 'put of -their stupidity as well. Even cerning new faces Frank P. Walsh. My spirit then will take its rest sent administration of affairs In Ireland Many Unsecond. Abbot explainthe from events. the Lord Cromwell future and Europe, and procedure First the Irish Parliamentary all cn off to kill the try Even Per cent Republi- if they by the English Government. hundred Nonconthem were "One done that Queen's beof and For having both function, fortunately the at abroad mission noticeable of his events were "Coming Prime Minister is not imniune from formists." they will be only kindling fires for ed thethereason Such opinions and expres- the old veteran. hest. canvassing ean," she shot out quickly. meaning of an ad limina this journal's castigation, notwithstandand senti- their own destruction." as these, coming, as I say, from cast their shadows before." At least this speaks well for the Republican the 1918 "By so -Rosamore. has ing that it is printed in carnarvon, I.loyd sions committee the of and NonCity expounders scheme which so. The re- the most prominent The Rev. Norman Thomas, a journey to the Eternal George's own constituency. had grown so tremendously tribute to the. we sincerely hope consistently and insistently urger ment by conformity, is certainly a of prisals and atrocities referred intovery Redrnenclite was elect- Presbyterian minister, told Miss subsequent audience with the Holy conone their only benevolence that magnificent society. the of out inception borne the Catalan In his case, Dr. Ills Grace are fully as to the damnable wrongs and MacSwiney that some Americans Father. veritable haven of test, at present Judging by appearance, Fremaie since ed outside of Ulster. All Ireland I shall be glad (f victions by the agents of the English strong language. reprisals immediate The committee recognised at the continued Miss were of the belief that Ireland han said he was struck with the great an inspiration, will be an incomparyou will accept the translation of a crown. Possibly the readers or your tie should thrive in thetrouble hay- outset that a successful society re- was Republica.." com- made, a blunder by using violence interest his Holiness evinced in the able resort for those who wish British "The small paragraph. headed "Toe Devas- paper are acquainted wilt the historic future. to shipping MacSwiney. The whole -hearted co-opera"What would the Inetttution of Wales, "The Eisteddfod... tation of Cork." between the present situa- and force instead of going quietly Mission Settlements of New Norcia realise the grandeur of the spiritual will ensure renewed acti- quires the .- closed When life, the splendour of Catholic Ritual tion of its members, and with that parisons People of Carnarvon say should they Competition Is invited on almost any Ma situation about the business of their govern- and the Drysdale River. your and pipe The Ireland in circles. waterside tion in vity aweke on Sunday morning, the ofill it is the nationto festival of object in view stressed the impor- here in 1861 is altogether unjustified. ment. He asked who started the presented with a series of photo- and Benedictine Ceremonial the subject. , anti notice a portion (un. Poetry and verse in partieu- line for conveying oil to oil ships is every member making ga must go violence. graphic views of the latter mission changed since St. Benedict "Wit between Ponth-yr-Aur and the Wales. being the principal subjects. Under well under way, and we hear that tance of canvass of all his friends. For a real comparison you wrote Macs completely destroyed by fire-the lap personal Welsh (The this Journal of aegis the granted back to 1776. been "The British did," replied Miss the Holy Father expressed his de- his Holy Rule), and withal enjoy largest shops and buildings like our Nation) an Eisteddfod was held in Car- large flour mills have inis roll Governmembership the Republican Already most encouragingly and spoke "Our de facto MacSwiney promptly. "I can hon- light Gelid Hall and Court House reduced to unsurpassed surroundings and A leave to erect large warehouses in narvoti during Christmas week. creasing by leaps and hounds, and it ment is now doinkviri ually all the estly say that the Irish never resort- for the success of the Fathers in that a heap of ashes? Such a portion of Prise was offered for poetry suitable the vicinity of North Wharf. exhilarating climate that the Ills it is cer- for the Cork was destroyed by lire. is confidently expected will soon vie things a governmer t should do, and ed to violence until England resort- their work of civilising and Chris- sion and district offer. One competitor chose Harp. O.M.I., Callan. Father Rev. Very per , Wm that sir Hamar Greenwood argued for his subject elreland." 91 After readwith many of our kindred societies doing them will. Some ed to hampering the courts and tianising the aboriginals. Another that this was the work of Sinn Feiners contribution I should has kindle consented to give a lee - in that respect. The Lord Abbot during his sohas Mg the victorious cent. of the municipalities have esaloue, but no one believes him who and, machinery of the Irish Repub- matter of surprise was the know- journ of Ire - lure on his experiences abroad at certainly call it the "Lenientbeautiful added considerably to the an are Lime in tablished their courts, and the old other arrangements troubled to read accounts carefully Complete in his writer the They used a despicable sys- ledge his Holiness had of New Nor- collection as Men's laud." Catholic believe can the meeting of the Hamar The Irish lic. for which New Norcia is although the of abandoned. a higher Inspired by renovation was the for were Welsh hand courts of the classical the success cia, its work and is of espionage." tem The next. Thursday same things rather 'left handed' itthis on Easof Society the trials in present born from Rome and and famous, past of the sense .it is anticipated will Republic was really very doubtful whether he believes "Weren't the people shot some- Colleges. The Lord Abot dealt at elsewherebya sending a cordial welcome to rooms which extends effective Ireland in the expression of sentiments society the number of valuable but 1916, when of month, one Rising within ter ready he nonsense taking into consideration that wee of she matters the various for the sufferings all parishioners to he present. by Irish policemen?" with length contrition times of full so 1918, in and Law Martial established paintings, and copies. All was 'ender originals city was the Out of seven competehis Grace Archbishop Clune will offi- government of her people. asked. importance which necessitated his Curfew at the time." are hung in the Monastery and tors, according to the adjudicator's reMeanwhile uhesi some 75 of the 103 men elected cially open them. "No," she replied, "Irish policemen absence for a little over a year from these Other paragraphs are teeming with Redeeply were four were than less no marks, Parliament special of the originals mention must British members are asked tn. lend every to the scathing condemnation. and wake you- in sympathy with the Irish people in of Ireland." OATIEOLIC MEN'S SOCIETY. his people, and expressed his sincere to take their ere loyal to the causeshot up !Welshmen, Scotsmen, and English assistance possible to the committee publicans, who refused but occasional- pleasure at being back amongst his be made of a 15th century work of their present tribulation! ShouldI amIt "A pciliceman gets Patrick's in. St. in next joined Thursday Men, to the fact that the above state- be On readers Westminster, of Mary, at Neopolitan School so your the interest seats or any enable them to make full prement aprears Si the most Nonconform- sending of an independent ly even in America," observed Sen- own again. Having robed. his Lord- Queen of Angels. the Rev. Father Callan, O.M.I.. and a rouge translation of these Another most paration for the projected opening. stead in support ist Press in Great Britain! Certainly verses, which are Written In a peculiar Hall, ator Norris. the Apostolic Blessing beautiful picture is the about imparted Only experiences ship his on Assembly. lecture will from-The National Irish pprtrayal by quoting I am the paper "We have no Irish criminals," from the altar. This concluded the metre.-Yours, etc., to fenn the Irish abroad. This will, no doubt, prove Welsh Nation-is a Liberal paper, but CYMRO. ,Piziano of Pope Pius V. who in holdFor All Kinds of the Latest Foot- 35 of them met were in gaol" said Miss MacSwiney. all members religious ceremonies connected with ing a crucifix in his hands beheld a Nonconformist to the backbone In rest and The interesting, very Congress. 22/2/21. at the Lowest Prices. were principle, but whether or not (never She told of the assassination of the return and welcome to the Lord Miss MacSwiney said there - and their friends are cordially in - wear, Repairs at Current Rates, mind the "Uncrowned Ring of wates") sisters Lord Mayor MacCurtain, of Cork, Abbot. Apart, however, from out- the Feet of Jesus leave the Cross vited to be present. No doubt the originally nine brothers and the Welsh people of all ranks and faith Patronise were C. H. SMITH & CO. the predecessor of Terence MacSwin. ward acclamation given in honor of And hang alongside. The painting five whom much of throw are deterntined to show their sympathy to able family, be will her in lecturer the look of eginsternation on in a tangible form towards their cousins UNDERTAKERS, One brother is an Ame- ey. It was particularly brutal and Dr. Catalan's return, one or two me- depicts Old Land the in living. occurrences on still light JONES BEN calthis awful in tee "Pond" across uncalled for, she said. MacCurtain, thods'of expression of affection and the Pope's countenance in a most rican citizen. 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH, and explain the position. That the amity. Another pertinent rejoinder by realistic manner, the miracle being called was PELTH. isnarrned and defenceless, ST., WILLIAM mentioned. be Minister,. 310-12 reunion may a prominent Nonconformist F.C:M.S. is set on solid foundations vivid Continuation of 700-Year Struggle. to the 'oor of his house and, in the joyful "Yen bare monkeyed with the Sixth 'Ph'one (Day or Night) .. A1231. Perhaps the principal feature of the observed by him in the most Miss MacSwiney started her testi- presence of his family, shot dead. work undertaken during his absence fashion. A third subject, an exCommission the Annanias quisite work, pictures mony by thanking people for their Members of the commission express- was Father Lesmas' art painting of their horror, and Ssnator Norns Christ before Pilate, a forty-figure covering St. Paul's blindness after and the American present ed baptism and hunt, said: iitterest in Irish affairs. The size) production of extraordin- his conversion. (by Annanias). Three fig"I want to tell you, Miss Mac- (life Republican movement, she of said, merit. To execute this work of motion the Swiney, are portrayed, and no ures only that I am no pacifist, and I ary was merely a centinhation had been has cost .months of labour and word could do justice in the tight for independence that Mayor MacCurtain, art Lord first in- think utmost skill, great effort being put printed and shootexplanation that such a painting degoing on since Ireland was fighting been have should complete the picture serves. This picture vaded. This fight was in noof sense it. forward to framing is also the orithe ing. He certainly had reason forthat and hanging ready for a religious one, and many oriyou to know ginal of Domenichinoalso want And I Tone Lord Abbot's prieu died ginal of St. Peter curingSacchi's foremost leaders, from Wolfe members of this committee do eleSsie the the lame all This Protestants. Cathedral. of the been in the choir to Parnell, had e of thinking work, to the extreme not go man is another magnificent done just in time, and with this One of the weapons that had been that the Irish people should be ob- was the fifth work of art it was addition that choir in that Cattle. whilst used against the Irish people had literated before they are freed." is a upon our privilege to cast eyes Heart of the Victoria been starvation, and she described James II. Maurer, president of the dral in theWestern example of Australia must copy of Michael AngeIo's "Final the Great Famine an anmillions IS THAT FAMOUS "BIG HIT" A T of Pennsylvania State Federation of Plainsinofthe merit and value of its Judgment," which must be seen bethe starvation policy, rank of Labour, end one of the members by fore any conception can be formed _wholly practically art, dollars worth of food beingof'shipped of thous- the Irish Commission named to go works first and of what the famous artist's original out of Ireland, while :Tore,. starving to investigate the Irish situa- Father Lesmas brush, outside of must be like. Mention must also be ands of the population were starva- abroad collections all and whose passports were re- above made of an addition to the colleto death*. "It was the same carried tion fused vise by the British Embassy, Europe. by tion recently executed aption policy then tnat is being which articles of series The the New (of Lesmas on by the Britiah Government to- to-day cabled a protest to the Brit- peared some time since in these 2ather ish Labour Party against the "autoCommunity). day," she said. Set in a Norcia Benedictine cratic action of the British Govern- columns, entitled "A City inis a truly beautiful to It English -Written "Irish" History. 13s. 6d. HEAVY ASSAM SILK FOR 6s, YD. ment in suppressing truth and free Smiling Valley," have done much "He a of New terpretation of the psalm: been has wonders the who known make Miss MacSwiney, speech from the liberty -loving people represena our Sins," by borne hath of SILK, 3i school teacher since 1901, told two democracies."-New Jersey 'Monde. of Christ carrying His Cross, ALLY SUPERIOR QUALITY, NVEIOHTY ASSAM, PURE AN UN t national of In architectural beauty the lay- tation the efforts through the the COATS, SKIRTS, MEN'S meets almost eye to eye !ROMs WIDE, FOR LADIES' COSTUMES, DUST VALUE sense Monitor, 18/12/1920. wipe out to Mission is increasing and who the YARD, IT system school of iNT 13/6 out GENUINE THOUGH AND fortune to SUITS. AND BOYS' Massive brick those who have the good of nationality in Ireland. No word SACRED HEART LADIES' COL month after month. and poqder over IS ONLY 41a. YARD AT THE view picture the in allowed was those already built and of the Irish language those walls, LEGE, the rest added to of erection, with their the subject. This- and old collection the schools, and no word of Irish in course be of the large, new TUCKFIELD STREET, history. Scott's patriotic poemwith and intermediate tiers, give an of pate in themselves are --lay which paintings EAST FREMANTLE. monastic ginning "Breathes there a man impression of old-world Norcia, soul so dead," was wiped out of the Conducted by the Religious of courtyards. For this alone future component part of New valuable subimmensely the to also first readers, and a little jingle Notre Dame Des Missions. generations will thank the Benedic- adds rare treasure for which the stituted in which the readers "thanktines of New NorCia for perpetua- and BOARDERS and DAY Benedictines,.are famous all the ed God" that they were English ting, immortalising the middle -age world),er SCHOLARS. children. adthe With design. Pupils are prepared for University ecclesiastical In the books used in the national option of other necessary improveschools, Ireland was only, mentioned and Musical Examinations. An educated mind means eleva as electric lighting, and ments.stsh apply to particulars as further of For spoken it was Once twice. atten lion of ideals and purposes, and re REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. this is receiving immediate "an island to the westrof England," BRIAN BOOM BRANCH, I.N.F.

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KALGOORLIE The usual weekly meeting of the K.C.Y.M.S. was held in St. Mary's Hall on Monday last. It was decided that the popular fortnightly dances, which have proved so successful in past years, should be continued during this year. The first of the series takes place on March 28th, Easter Monday, and the social committee is working haid to make it a success. One of our most prota,nent and popular members, Mr. T. Gowans, M.P.S. has been appointed manager of the B.U.F.S. Dispensary, The society wishes the young chemist every success, and trusts he will receive the support of the corn:nunity at Boulder.

o if Waddington 11. 5 e e Dolphin Saturday's Play in W.A.C.A. Games. Bowling. "Ae Grade." winning the minor premierstep Hy M1415w!, 131, V. C.laretnunt, 7 fur 171. ter.M.S. now have the right of ehalAustralian. Notth Perth, ISi, v. East Perth, I rot' tow,. iv. W. 59. Emerging triumphant from last 5 20.9 West peril,, lei), v. Subiacce ror 67. week's encounter, C.Y.M.S. were hailed kelleWaY 22.6 Art111,11.0118 "B" Grade. as 111111011 premier's, thereby having the za.:1 North Perth, 226, v. East Perth, e privtlege of the right to challenge tn 0111[017 3.; :17 Malley .. for 71. event of defeat in the final. count Collins .. si 59 i fur the West Perth, 115. v. et, t. 59.3 178 3 .. Ryder 119. 65.3 The bowling. of Gordon, Beisley, Out - McDonald 6 MODEL PARLIAMENT. Performances of Note, ridge and Rephael kept the veterans on Defeat of the Government. English. derence continuously, whilst the ex"A" Grade." The final sitting of the C.Y.M.S. 12..; 32 3atitieeon (M.), 41; Blun- cellent fielding shied and abetted in the (fatting. Model Parliament was not devoid of ex34.2 ttu is; F. liailitlay IN.P.). victory. Fender dell citement nor amusement. Reif rey feu 41.4 16 The GovN.P. , 37; Tile large crowd of spectators shows Parkin Me Fans 41: ernment was defeated oil the "State Pecke 52.3 30; I (Si.), the interest s centered in the finals. Both 33; Reynolds Douglas (E.11.1, Lottery Bill" by an overwhelming ma53.) 58.8 zi, sides made thing, willing in tile "bar - te'oolley Christian ( N.P. ) ; ham Cl. . jority, and Wei 28; obliged 59.3 239 to (CI.), I resign. reeking" line, eve:; the famous son. K. liodge "CharHearne .. Mundy (C.1.), 27; The Hon, Austin Carrlgg (Colonial 25; lie" had to rent.. from his favourite Rhodes .. 03.1 213 on MOIllitIN' till' match betWeell BrySaw (Wee). 25: Howard (S.), 66.:; ant and Clifford was finished. On tile Treasurer) introduced the second readHowell .. IleindrIchs (S.). 37 unfinished. for 8; pastime 'sadly been'. 11!1 119 I Thurtilay previous Clifford had Bryant ing of his State Lottery Bile and movJack eigyliew Ilait an average of 81, Waddington Bowling: Thomson (CI.), 3 He declared 77 and maintained his reputation of the Hitch .. alt out for 183, and Al 111111' on the ed Its adoption. that Carter (Cie, 3 for 19; Meek33;(E.P.), Hen- leading batsman of the association. same afternoon Clifford hail lost one owiug to the ineptitude and extravag3 ror e4; Evans (E.P.), 3 ror Century Makers. Terre was an hour and ance or the pre1'10/.18 government ills 'three beautiful lets landed well outside wicket for CI. nah (S.), 4 for 34; Jones (S.), e Tor 5. the arena, and one disconcerted the roltell WHIM, to go and If there was to Koe'ernment on 1,010111ft Into office had Australia. "B" Grade. 11.. a mi. ;It 1111. II that ii would round the Treasury in a precarious cone-veers of Drake's hobby. Armstrong (3). 138, 121, 123.; Coldition. The government, of which he Rip Canny is the "Warren Bardsley" to Bryant. Bathos: G. North (Nee). 65; Fer-t: (2), 104 and 102; Pellew (2). ts clifford and W. Bryant darted off was a member, had watched with inof the 10801. Ilia knock in this match Ilte4 gie (N.P.), 42; Mani/field (N.P.), 171); KelleWay, 101; SItteartiley, and (Eye, stag a valuable asset to his colleagues. 147; Gregory, 100. Tulal. 10. but gained a lot on over -x111'0\1:. timse interest the Queensland State LotF. Clerk (W.P.). 35: McLeod They had noticed the score slowly mounted up, and after tery System. Behind the timbers Leo McComb:1i 34; Arnup (S.), 32; Hill (S.). 26 unfindid remarkably well in lieu of Atte]: England. 45 minutes' play the total was about. good effect of Tattersalls sweep 011 the ished; Barnard (S.). 43 unfinished. 140. At last W. Ste ant was causthe Tasmanian Government, though there 65: Campbell, who received a bad knock 7 for Bowling: Miller (E -P.).Hogan Hobbs (2), 122 and 123: Russell, end tise sweep was conducted by, private (S.:, ntilsh was inevitable. The over the eye. close Despite his accident a 46: tor 5 (S.), Ranford Total, I. rotas came slowly, and at the beginning enterprise. the oppular chairman secured a Score. 135*; and Makepeace. 117. for 5n. The lion. tile Pretnicr (Mr. C, Car, *Not out. Ile always e0111es when wanted. of the last over one run was wanted. "A" Grade Play. thmtain Atmlean IS Preitatille a beet Fremantle MunicipalCouncil's "Stinei- Clifford was out Lbw., and the wickets riga) seconded his colleagues) motto!, TheopposiLfont11. East Perth v. North Perth. predAntsne(Lsceactotewr orreitdie The total was Ter the retention of the ashes. Legan to fall fast. The met a to effort an quite It needed brought tip to 11,7. a vere close win for North batted ilret'atid made lel. This position, keenneee, and general work is descriptive of the Fremantle Clifford, who had still four wickets in lug or tile bill. lie was of the oplie was a good score as the ground was due to his superior leadership of good word Dun At v. couttell's action in i'or Bryaei the chief scorers ion that the whole butsittese was badly sports. hand. not in good condition roe fast scoring. not encourage the ..1110101' cricket- were R. Bryant F7, and Guhl 44. For managed., and therefOre could not be but Paddy Raphael! criekt1 The wicket was a good, fast one,Hallifans are would and the one selected Clifford W. Bryant made 03, Clifford 57, a success. Port, the of ers It gave rise to a spirit of Frank heavy. was awaiting tile end of your rut of 'mute" above does not by any mea. nil the bill the outfield for ganibliny. and did nal conduce towards The bowling and v. Ityrite 93. Let the finals he your fame. day, lit coutpleor it, batted splendidly. it Is the best that will stand printmaintenance or good feeling in the knock Clifford was dote, by Cilfford 6 for 74, the In the field Avery (311111 Is need for but die Mai:Evans played a eery valuable many very heard has state. ing. Welter Ile ailnutted of his nimbleness et that the Treasury 4 for 33; fur Bryant. R. Brytor 37. which incite-led a uumber te- V. Byrne was in need or assistance, but this bill cleverly opposing batsmen. leg; he is the fear of striptions of this latest kill -sport He was ant got 5 for 7e. gOod clean shots. could not be regarded se a measure to non of those who "dressed ill a Hine The Junior CMcket, caught in the slips by Evans. Umpire Dail Ardagh survived the sea - authority" refuse to alloW the youth be supported. On getbehalf be to 21, VOIllip the ()pitoOn Saturday, February seems player ex-(utetee without question. No greater com- of Fremantle the lute of the wicket or, and Lithe° concluded the mien begun Anon he wished to oppose of years snit the bill. ting he...his Bite form of some somepliment can he given to the sportsmanThe Hon. the Speaker put the motion, the Oval, for one afternoon a week. on the previous eandase when Young back. Arthur Christian, although battler for the like ability and Impartiality a great and of Everett, amid this great en"Jimmy" excitement his of It was had made 112. Campbell and Lithgo fouled what "scratchy" at the beginning best thuse:et. young player, must surely have left opened, hut fell for 9 area 10 respective- that the Government had lost. innings. later batted in his very The lion. the Premier then said that, Fremantle. otherwise one feels sure that ly, after which the Innings !lid not last He appeared to be set for a form. "J.S.E." would !wig ere this have el.dr longs The last man left the crease owing to the fact that the opposition big score, but snicked a good 'un from THE FIFTH TEST MATCH. boneheads 4ered the fray against the when the score stood at 62, leaving had, by accident, obtained a majoritY, Meek, and Alan Evens in the elite' took Let us review the postthe Council. oung tile victory by the comfortable he would have no option but to resign. -Andy" Meek, who was First Day's Play. a nice catch. The W.A.C.A. decided to form margin of 50 runs. tion. came Young 4, Butler (Opposition cheers, lauerter. and gensuffering from a sprained ankle, Competition Cricket Schoolboys' pera and Cottillielleed and Itorrigan 3, took most wickets. teel excitement greeted this statement, innings, on Sydney in the Cricket step In the rigid direction. on to bowl late The Idea Ground down sent On the lie -on Immediately this match was finished and lasted for some time.) Friday, February 25th. was that the young' playecs should have formed most creditably, of order, the Hon. C. Cateige 3 for Douglas tell overs for 14 runs and secured were Rhodes won the toss and Hobbs and Use of the wirkets; on the varlet, - Lithe° went to the top pitch to playa restoration said that before he tendered his resignaopened eawson, with whim* '111, had started fur England. This grounds on Monday afternoon. Christian, Taste. and Buchan 24. No inateli nil Monday (21st), On the Mon - tion, he bad one more bill to Introduce, Alan Evans also bowled pair was responsible for 54, when his victims. was nacos- (lay !Align had wade 101, the highest and that lief was the most important for 33 off Rhodes, who had batted in his best preparation of the wicket well, and linisbed up with ;Imade It was the "Increase of Salaries a good form for 26, touched a rising one from "airy, and the Council would not have .'corers being W. Lithgo 42 and I. CUM, - will. East Perth has 14 overs. a penny bell 31. to expend upon called which was to provide for tie, been played Keliewae, 811,1 Carter, Wallace. with 0 for 37, had Renfrey Les. the 50. great, held piece. start --1 for two done the most The W.A.C.A. provided doubling of mernhere' salaries, It Was damage with the hall. compiling 35, the chance. 1-26--54. Makeplece a forceful Innings in arid Claremont ow, Subtaco absolutely' wickets. eseentlat that the bill should followed. the "deer." therefore, went 111 011 Dawson, which Included flue 4's and one to ere .torn muscle Ifobbs, suffering with a one. Representatives front other dis- Saturday and massaged to gain a win. be introduced. At the present time he of the right leg, was not Eddy Kent, being quite contentin," and as dashing their respective that certain as usual, and on several oc- tricts felt mainly owing to a fine innings for 64 had no car of Ills OW11, and Wee obRenfrey scoring freely, "deg He doubthad 16 casions Malley had him In diMculty. Councils would help the scheme along. for J. Clune. When the score for liged to ese the State car. at the close of the day's play the skinflints of the Fremantle easeson was totalled, it was found to ed very much if the Leader of the lie and "Grip" Johnson will When he was 40 he got in front of But not out. Opposition had 'toe at all. en, tile a streight one from Gregory, and had Council demand that one guinea be paid be 117, thus giving Min a victory by By continue sehool boys of their in runs. the over before The lion. U. 0owillis (seconding to with reretire. wiekets the of the 2-40---70. \V. Lithe% Hendren relievetiledway fol"Sire)," thusiasticto-day. first reading of the bill) thought the lowed, but with the addition of four municipality shall be allowed the use for 36 did well far the attack. sponsibilities of skipper, is performing It seems inetedible On runs, Makepeace was brilliantly Caught of the wicket. "7th.. bill the greatest measure in history. It, On tee next day, Sunday, in the field. well with the bat and (the only suitable "lousy" a such that wisdom was unquestionable. the. by Gregory in the slips off Malley. When a °unit' met Ming-worth on the lower Saturday his field work against The Carter -Gregory com- word) lot of Individuals should have retch, while fettled determined to turn member of ehe House walked down the Northerners Was the best on the side. 3--3--74. Tile Fremautle people the tables the, time, again played Dew - street the 0111(11'4M howled out that he bination was in evidence in the dis- such power. Midland v. Claremont. with anything 1r they put son on Number H. wicket. could not keep up the digitlty of his missal or Hendren. 4-5-76. Then will put up "Ernie" Jones, Joe came Woolley, and his effort was re- up with this. If all hem member desired On No. 1. Young went 111 first, and positent. Midland "at home" to Claremont bat!leering, Tom Hogue. after an hour and a quarter's batting to visit Ills constituemy be could only Reynolds 30, sponsible for very bright batting. He shuttieworth, Lou ted nest, and hit up 131. 16, and Russell added 491 for the fifth wicTons Wilson. anti the Rev. Wellington weee all out for the very moderate total get a motor, whereas he wanted air Jamieson 44, A. Watts and Cusack cricket enthusigreatest of the the "tail" It was unthinkable that 22 but ket. (One aeroplane. Once liorrigan 18. and Young more Malley and Gregory of 76. gave the side a good start, '.1 re.ite no null,. than Thomson, 3 for were in the picture,' the latter catching asts at the Port) should get (Mils)'. This net out, were the highest scorers, while was long and weak. put clique that the same 31, It was a Kelly, with 6 wickets, atld IllIngworth the man who 1110 sin work. . 5-19-125. Is practically 8, carter 3 for 19,-Paekbant I for 20 Russell off the former. Douglas tilled the Vacant crease, and on a t10 tental value for training rooms with 3, were most successful with the necessary UHL and it was with feelings Nurse 1 for 14, and Banks 1 for Claremont's with Woolley carries' the score to 161, to the football delis that were respon- ball. Illingworth, however, failed mis- el the greatest Joy that he seconded were the wicket -getters. AU the conquer- when the Kent proreselonal played one sible for producing practically all the erably, and could only manage 37. the the first reading. record is 7 for 171. figures. of McDonald's deliveries on to his wic- revenue derived from the Oval. The lion. T. (Jeweils (Northam, sate! highest scorer beteg. D. ReMwisi with 15. reached double ed Mundy 2e, ket. lie had scored his runs in an Hotelman with 4. MO Yount olid Butler -that the bill would receive everyone's 29. Hodge 29, Peckhambatsmen eupport. Before becoming a ParliaWith 3 each, divided tilt wickets. Sundries. Banks 22, Herbert 10, Brine 17, anti hour, and batted in enterprising fashion. Claremont No. 2 wicket Davesan stem' in first. mentarian be Med a Rood Job on the 6-53-161. Veneer followed, but his seven. the 14 are 11111 daily paper correspondent *during MitOnfailed Ile was assistant to thr may was of short duration. to equal his score in the last retie:aye. fie played theA week should get a "three pollster." Hon. "Jimmy" to the referred one from Kelleway to Gregory in the match against Lithe°, the whole teem run who tapped the whecis of the West Perth v. Subtaco. as a great cricketing enthusidips, and the chance was accepted. Mitchell He ime.ped to do the listendismissed for 77. Wallace 36, coaches. West batted first, and ran to 159. ast! The writer of the letter also Leine in 7-2--164. Now that tile highest seer, ing. and Spencer Wilson followed, and signed himself "Enthusiast." Blundell showed a return to form If his Lithgo, with 7 for 17, was in he could only afford to smoke "capHe has had quite a run when flee touched one from Kelleway enthusiasm for Cricket is on a par with ere. getting 42. in Ms and Carter did the rest. 8-5--172. In these days 01 great form with the ball, the other stans" (Laughter). of "outs." Saw was vigorous Parkin made nine, and was then out to that of Mitchell, then his non -de -plume bowler to obtain wickets being Lanigan stress he thought that a man driving a compilation of a quarter of .0 century. is a misnomer. Thorne 22, a wonderful Guy with 3 for 48. Lillie° followed on, and butcher's cart trqt More money than a catch by Taylor, who was He hit three "steers." now making are critics Enginsh The helped all fielding forward of point. the score man who helped to make his country's wnen the last wicket fen 8-9-201. 20, Evers 12, and Veryard 12 known that they thought their men stood 99, leaving Lithe() the victory laws.Te Hewlett 4 for 34, Cock - etrudwIck was howled by Gregory for it appreciably. hardly good enough to beat the by 16 atruns. to --2-204. Hon. the Minister for Works (Mr. Lanigan. with 20, inade Douglas was un- "were ram 3 for 56, Jones e for 5, and Robin- 2. is somersaulting This Australians." In view of score for Lithe°. while Dawson Ryan) supported the bill. son t for 60 were the successful trund- conquered with 32 to his credit. the M.C.C. highest Kelleway 4 for 27, Gregory 3 for 42, with a vengeance. allWhen tile high cost of Dying, it was 9 sensible 6 for 48 del well for the losers. Subtaco lost 1 for 67 before lees. the critics, with with howl. Malley 2 for 80, and McDonald 1 for 38 team left England, suggestion; would allow members to the teams at present position of The "Tim" floweret was Clean time. perhaps two notable exceptions -Mc - are: -Dawson, 4 points: Young, 4: 1l- have a few itextra luxuries. ed by Jae* yeryard just before time fur were Australia's successful trundlera. and Warner -could not centem- itre/worth, 4: and Lithgo, 2. Australia opened with J3ardsley and Laren defeat The Hon. J. Moore (Deputy Leader oi a patient 25. for England's representaCollins. tile Opposition) said he Intended to The latter had made "B" Grade. five, Plate Some went so far as to pity tives. Juvenile*. when in attempting to force give the measure his cordial support. Parkin "the Douglas,"their Australians." poor East Perth v. North Perth. through the slips he was caught by So far only one report of the juven- lie complained that when he visited his -caution born of With a further captain, was guarded Norths batted lust. and by good bat- Felder. 1-5-16. cricket teams constituency (Albany) he was obliged Our men will do well In ile colour competition But there were sevGeorge North top - addition of five rens, Fender brilliantly experience. ting ran up 226. appeared In TILE RECORD, but now to use the train. hut with Test matches limited has mine managers: who Ile hit very hard, but caught Bardsley off Douglas. 2-7-22. England, scored with 65. we it convenient to send in reports eral men, such asstuffy it Is hard to see how eachfind Ferree 42 showed Macartney and Taylor were now tow. to three days, train, but rode had a deal of luck. week. The four captains, Hynes, did not use the Unless, of be concluded. will matches at. elated, Mansfield and in motor (qrs. With the indid held thither also their as wickets erne, intact good The Tests Lynch, K. McEvoy and ltenshaw, have course, rain Interferes. who until "stumps." 2 for 70. Macart- should This is the young lendlanderseasons settled down to the game, and all are crease In salary be intended to get at days. the very least at four have ney 31, Taylor 22. le8,1t a small "Ford" In which to travel. showed great promise a few anxious to win the competition. wickets thirty-six =Mug by Malley. North The lion. A. Carr igg sal d that before back when he was playing with The first game played was between Ili the series of Tests Just completed, itensintw Second Day. MacNamara was a long Perth "A." and Hyues. 'butes got the becoming a member of Parliament he Thirtyhas establigned a new record. Frank. North time in getting to 19. sent his men 111 to bat. Tne had plenty of friends, now he had plenty Taylor added ten, and then turned a Mx is the highest number of wickets toss, and Of enemies. At reaction time it was 16, and WOodthorpe 12, also reached ball from Douglas score made was only total 20. While into the safe hands tskett by any playee, Australian or Eng- Henshaw, Lengthiest, and Lee Steere did not all "beer and skittles" to be a ParMiller 7 for 65, al- or Hendren double figures. During the slips. He had bat- lish, in a set of live matches. A ntember was stuck tip ways had the batsmen in difficulties. ted well forin 33. most of the damage with the bail. When liamentarian. England, of series, Barnes, 3 -33 1911-12 the --se. wicGrees role a platform to be used As an "Aunt McLeod was seen in a new gory Joined Macartney, and thus com- took 34, and Foster, or the same side, lienshattes team Was in they made better on ketkeeper, and did splendidly, stumping use of the bat, and ran the score up to Sally" by every Tom, Dick or Harry in menced a partnership that 35. ' yierded 198 was the Ile intendtime mete Pascal( 2 for 49,Perth The best batsmen in tienshaw's the audience. (Laughter). Gregory batted in cheracterisin a match on Saturday, Melville V. IS, has runs. East to vote for the measure. other wicket getter. dashing style for n3, and was then Victoria Park, the tatter side was dis- team were Lonfrhurst, Ilenshaw, and ed Hon. McLeod 34-one beau- tic J. Fogarty (Fremantle) thought lost 5 for 71. the bowlers on Hynes Only two teen Lee Steer.., while Pascal caught behisid by Strudwick off Fender. missed for ten runs. that the bill was a good one, lie hart tiful "steer," Ilsrrold 17, and -getters. Hynes, Maloney. team were, Gill. and 4-93-287. Asnistrong followed, but on the side scored. One trundler got 14 not nut. being the main run It, the next game. between Hynes and thrown tip a good position, worth £5 a for once failed. lie was Numb, In the 5 for 4 and the other 5 for 5. McEvoy won the toss, and de* week, for a gay time In Parliament. West Perth v. Sublets°. slips by Woolley o Fender, before he Hendry, of N.S.W., has been selected McEvoy, he had to his cost, greatly However, to bat. The total score reached seorryl. 5-0-----293. Ryder fol- to fill the vacancy in the Australian tided \Vests batted lIrst, and their effort had 27. McEvoy, Campbell, and Cardillid round out his mistake. F. Clarke 35 gave a lowed, but was content to watch Mac- team for England, caused by the drop- were the best batsmen, while Hynes and realised 145. The How J. Cusson, the popular memIs a very He artney scoring. Kelleway. When the out of off score ping His had splendid display with the bat. the most successrut ber for Claremont, strongly supported 313, Ryder was bowled by fair "all rounder," ,but many think tile Maloney were The Increased rate would side strokes were beautifully executed. reached When Hynes team took the the bill. 6-2-313. Kelleway Play- place should have gone to Arthur Rich- bowlers. Others to do well were S. Smith 23, Fender. they 01115 made 20. Hynes, Mal- enable him to get a new collar or two. quietly. When the total had reach- ardson, South Australia's champion hat Styles 21, C. Smith 16, Ashton 15, Allen ed oney and Gill were the principal scorers. lie followed the arduous trade of drivHogan. 5 tor 5n, ed 356 Macartney'e brilliant effort came with bat and ball. cart and the raising of 13, and Brumby 11. ing a butcher's made most -Wickets fly on the an end. Ile aas caught by Hobbs "Not Out," of the Sydney Referee, Those whoteam and Ranford, 5 for 46 divided the wic- to were Hynes, Maloney, Ills salary would enable lam to obtain mid-on off Fender. Ile Wel con.n1I- mikes this suggeetton: "I often hear opposing Subiaco Is doing well in reply, at kets. a few extra favours. As they were all and 0111. who ed 170 in Australia, four hours, in West and hit twenty friends Veterfrom having 5 for 119 on the board. The next game played was between aware, his constituency boasted of havThis is the highest score of this tell me there is a very genuine love for an Barnard is in the van with 43 not 4's. and Hynes. Lynch went In first ing numerous aristocratic inhabitants. It would be a Lynch of tests. 7-17e-356. Carte, cricket over there. out. Arnup 32, also got well amongst series visited his constituents the Whenever he and his team made 31 altogether. joined Kelieway-, and sae the, latter great thing for Aus4rallan cricket if the the runs, as also did Hill 26 not out. railway was Ills mode Of tracaught behind the wickets off Wilson. West Australians, Queensianders. Tas- Hynes and Maloney did the best bowl- suburban But now the hon. members were When Hynes' men got In they vel. the ing. Without elevens of 5-32-384. secede further and addimanians, he would be able to purWeek. rise a getting Cricketers' The Country lite best scorers *for were made 31 also. tion to the score. Carter snicked on, ti, three Sheffield Feiteld States were himself, Maloney, and Gill, chase a 'plane. The week set apart for the competi- Woolley at fleet slip, and was out grouped In a competition each Reason. itynes The first reading of the bill was then tion between, teams from the country 9-17-381. a nfille the best bowlers for Lynch were West would be the M Riley to and ele.Dowtle distance The on WednesdaY, added eight for moved, and was passed, nem con. Memdistricts tee last wicket. settee diMculty, but there is the railway now, Lynch and McLaughlin. The end on the 16th. March Oth, In the next game, between Renshaw bers displayed much enthusiasm. former was clean bowled by Wit - and with reasonable help from the bigthe The Hon. the Premier Moved following tea" are taking part:-Kal- the Lynch, lictishaw won the toss and son. McDonald Wa, 5 ger cricket Stales the project might be and second reading, and was supported by georlie, Goornailing, ?Methane Mortlocg, not out.10-3-392. decided to bat. Before the last wicket 'they nave carried out with success. ittuce Rock, Nelson, Ferguson, BeverThe chief the Hou. the Leader of tile Opposition. In the West, and fell the score refueled 122. players fine The some howlipir rer England was done Nor' was passed at a Pingelly, second reading The Geraldton, ley -York, splendid men in the scorers were Lee Steere 4, Longburst gallop. West Murchison, and Swan DIstriete by Fender 5 for LO. Wilson 2 for 28, have had other and F. Le Stnere 8. The bowling Douglas. 2 for 83, and Parkin t for 83. late Ernest Parker, a batsman and field- 85, The Hem the Premier, speaking oil was done by Lyncn and McLaughlin. Selk. and Robert class. highest the Woolley er of and Rhodes opened Engteam replied with 88, McLaugh- clause 3, exhorted members not to Mee ASSOCIATION. SENIOR MATTING land's second inalrws, but whet' one a bowler of conspicuous ability. They Lyneree 33, Lynch 4, and Bratty 15 doing Play any Partisan spirit, but to think Woolley was one be was c. and b. by have some line prodects of the West lin C.Y.M.8. Minor Premiers. There were no others from the best, while tienshaw. Longhurst, only of themselves. helieway. I Makepeace fol. there now tit addition to if a thouPosition of Clubs. and Lee Steere shared the bowling hots - pickings available for bine that fine all-round L. les. lowed, but when 7 was caught by Gre- the East, notably sand pounds disappeared front the TreaW. P. ours. V1CtOr1811. Arthur Christian. gory in the slips off Kelleway. 2-1-and cry all over a hue there was 22 sury 8 8 "A The nest match was played between C. Y.M .S. COLLEGE. BROTHERS' CHRISTIAN 14. Wilson followed, and with Rhodes 20 8 7 . tlenshaw and MeEvOSs. Costnepol Renshaw bat- the land. Annual Swimming Sports. Inlayed out time. 2 for 24. Rhodes The lion. the Leader of the Opposiand made 95. The best scorers Railways . 8 5 3 IS 10, Wilson I. The annual swimming sports of the ted first dic11 3 5 Renshaw 17, Lonkburet 39. Lee tion urged tuemers to follow the were Australs Christian Brothers' College took place were They f 12 01 their conselence. tates 4 Steere 14, while the bowling Third Day. was done ITospital fur Insane 8 Crawley inst., at enii. cm Wednesday, or their conit 5 3 C.Y.M.S. "B" McEvoy re- nut to worry or think Ideal conditions prevailed, awl by Campbell and McEvoy. The third day's play saw England's Baths. experimight tney (Aherne, 6 6 stituents, 2 sponded with 56 (Cambpell Wheat Scheme .. 8 32). lien of events was success3 second innings close for 280 runs. The a big programme 7 ence some qualms or doubts. anti Lonsrhurst did the bowling. Saudovers fully carried out. A full report of the alum 2 wickets fell quickly, and f, foe 93 was 7 The hon. member for Northam, in I 8 The results of the enmpo., so far are: Rlversdale showing oti the board. Then came a meeting will appear next week. that if chargf; ity neS, 3; Lynch, 3; and supporting clause a, said I fenshaw line partnership between 'Douglas and To -Day's- Semi -Finale. ed with arrogatieg to themselves the McEvoy, NORCIA. AT NEW Fender, and CRICKET the tally t'skch Was 10 powers of a tyrannical oligarchy, memC.Y.M.S. v. Railways, at Wellington for 192. Douglas got 68- and Pewter On Saturday the combined 'Victor -et elle!' should reply that they were the Square. Fur once in a whee England's Plains met Wongan Hills at New patricians And their own employers, Australs v. Cosmopolitans, at Evian- 40. tail wagged. Parkin made 31. Trite Is Norcia. teamThe Plains allowed great 'they had the Treasurer ameng them, tide. Its highest score of the lour. Hobbs strength in both batsmen and bowlers, it and as he was in charge or the cash aresSetil. 34, Rhodes 25. and Russet' opponents, gotMalley was a Met class team for tile countrY, they should get their rise without delay. C.Y.M.S. downed their 5 for 115, Kelleway 2 toe 29, and we looked for an easy win. UnThe 'frothing meeting' arranged for Hist. As Reading 3 was passed as easily as its Cosmopolitans, on Saturday Armstrong for 26, and McDonald up minus Hills turned to -night promises to be one or excep- predecessors. happily, Wongan was forecasted In these columns last for 5S secured the wickets. capTheir batsmen. good tional merit. The fields are classy and The Hon. the Speaker (Mr. I.awler) four of their Cosmopolitans failed to dismiss week. Australia, requiring 03 rubs to will, bat. doubtless the liaise. wilt be etose and thereupon put the bill to the motion. won the toss and went In to Cosmopolitan the side for under 150. with bardsley and Collies, tain captained the local team. evening. Butler to the accompaniment of enthusiasfaddy and advanced from 8 for 101 to 10 for 132. commenced at iiiawhig of stumps had ...end 23 Ile was the champion bowler last year On last Saturday night the racing tic cheers and exclamations of merriWilliams, who compiled 55 not out, and Bardsley 17, Collins 7. of Country Week. The College was re- met with the ariproval of the large at- ment, the bill was pleased, not a member played a valuable knock for his side. without loss. R. tendance present, and most of the win- voting against it. Winton 24 and Arthur 23 also did well. Fourth Day-Awstratla Wins by Nine presented by K. Byrne, T. Clifford,and Clifford vers were well supported on the totallfluent, and P. McCabe. As the old salary was 60 Os oil, it Is Wickets. C..Y.M.S, were helped In the attack by The bowlers. opening chief -awe The race of the lion. members won't make 45, Out were the night 25, Beasley Berge to be 3 for Gordon 3 for Collins and Bardsley stayed together opposing batsmen showed good theta, is as won by Alek, who is in Waltmes beasts hoped of themselves on the new wages. ridge 2 for 30, and Raphael 1 for 16. until' the score had reached 91. when This bill concluded the business of Jack Mayhew was the star of C.Y.M.S. Wilson claimed the wieket of the tom. but C. Cratnpton was caught in slip, charge, but his victory met with a fair H. Car- reception. He played a forceful er, caught behind by Strudwick. 1.-37 after a few boundary shots. the session, but before the adjournwith the bat. Lovers of the sport eeneralty were ment or the House, the lion. the SpeakAdmittedly It was not -91. batted with a few chances for 22, knock -for 75. Macartney came in awl made ter compiled I 1 in a seer, to hear that Mr. Downey. the er (Mr. J. Lawler, addressed 'Hembree. . a chanceless eteort-he gave two chanthe winning hit. Bardsley was 50 not while P. Gorman Tee visitors were all Flit/eked 'Handicapper sill Judge of the ASSOC18- lie declared that the Parliament hail ces In the first over -yet the Innings Out, and Macartney 2 not out. Wilson careful style. T. Fitzgerald did good lion, ante with an accident last Sun- been in every respect a model ParliaWinton alone for 80. was one of great merit. cost of 10 rule,. out work for the fielders in getting 3 for day, Awl had been taken to the Pub- ment, and could compare favourably or the Cosmopolitan trunthers was able got his wicket at the condi- with any he had seen In other States. The Combined went in to bat. and lic Hospital in an unconscious 17 to keep the consistent run -getter In Averages Test Match Forlutettoly, the Injuries have Members had displayed great skill to with oney 80 runs to make took things tion. check. It was a match -winning effort. They Matting. Ile gave a line exhibition of forceful, but rather too easily. for the score showed not proved as seethes as was at nret the marshalling or their facts. T. Taylor and J. litoueht, and smile days later Mr. Due- !lad now a good idea of the working or He hit far front reckless, batting. five down for 45 Australian. four "sitters" and eight Vs. Alec. CampLanigan bed both gone for 0. while B. tte!, was allowed to proceed to his home. the model Parliament. 1. N.D. Ti. 11.S. Av. Taylor batted well for 19. R. Bryant We trust that Mr. Downey will soon be Mr. C. Carries moved a vote of thanks tie also helpbell was nest With Si. 2o0 170 86.3 reached top score, and. partnered by P. about again with his teem' strength and to the Speaker fur the conunendable .. 4 ed himself to a couple of deers. Alec. Maearthey The rune way he lead carried out his duties. The 464 158 77.3 Butler. passed the 80 mark. considers that the casualty received by Armstrong . . 7 the total was carried enthusiastically. this, and vote the merest 73.3 after . 8 2 442 100 opening Saturday Gregory . him on the came quickly R. Bryant retired lit 47. of trifles now that the club has ac- Collins . . . 9 0 555 162 61.6 -reached 173. 6 0 319 116 53.1 and P. McCabe retired ireured when 18. hieved minor premiership honours. Pellew 7 0 320 147 45 There is no greater enthusiast in the Kelleway The principal scorers for Wongan Hills THE GOLDFIELDS UNDERIt will Bardsley . . 311 57 38.8 were Ii. Carter 22, and P. Gorman 11, 0 game than the club's stumper. TAKERS. PRIME BEEF BUTCHER, 32,8 while for the Combined R. Bryant 47 7 0 230 68 be a had day for C.Y.M.S. if ever Alec Taylor .. .. for ORMeld . 21.4 retired. P. Butler et), and H. Taylor IV. 18 HANNAN-ST., 0 107 50 KALGOORLIE. Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. and his tea -cosy decide to leave 5 1 132 55 "fresh fields and pastures new." I.eo Ryder . 8 18.8 did best. The bowling for 'Milton Why Do We Lead? Because we unTelephone 488. 19. Carter 17 .17 8.5 Hill was done by II. (Saner. who got 5 McComisli was to the fore with 2 0 Maritana Street, Picadilly. derstand our business. Credit. 1'. to Victoria Plains view tourers went down 9 McDonald . . 4 4 3 for 24; while for the 327. Telephone 474. 'Phone, . 1 0 0 0 0 to &tem.,. Leo -.neatly retried mit the Park Fitzgerald got 3 for 17, J. 'Lanigan 3 .

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Next Saturday will decide a fateful three years in the history of the t,c11 at this hour public :state. Members of the Celtic Club on To the Editor of THE RECORD. Welcome Home to the Archbishop. apathy ;reigns supreme, and 1,1 this eae-e-reraiips a wurci ur two on Friday evening, the 25th. inete vu luesday, 22nd February, the crowded the Legislature of Western Australia the reading room and gave the attitude or your estimable conchtellen tit tne auove institution a warm-hearted its stars that thank the heartily to must Inc aunciay l .mes, towelcome eemporary, his to NT." X II tendered a welcome home BRIT -HUNS IN THEIR "ELEME 'A Caffeine Nevneeper I. a Pettier la Pereetaa the last cricket test mach has been W. Lennon. Lieut.-Governor wards time Arlan Question woutu spot Grace Dr. Clune, which took the Hon. President played off. It would be disastrous Legislative fart tit time Juncthe of out seabou. or be and 1 ne time rorm us a little concert. PERTH. SATURDAY. MARCH 5th., 1921. ter the destine of the country- us its The dis- tions or a newspaper is ,s truce it, of Queensland. ARCHBISHOP WALSH'S DENUNCIATION. fixed for nis arrival at the Orphan- Council present predicament to run counter unoffion an amid eaucawas toe beneht su print rutvisitor tinguished 1. March London, age was 3.at) p.m., and as the motor with international cricket, victorihis non la its Maiden a tan- report 05 The Archbishop of Dublin (Dr. Walsh. has issued a statement car carne In sight the cnildren, hued cial visit to the State, and during ous as Australia has been in the characterising Irishtoe gento South-West. of interest the matters alt toured stay victhe as that executions the Cork Ile says baroarous. up in columns, could be seen form men in this State remember his fine eral public. -It must be conceded terms of games. Indeed, public inhaving to sehnwithrlyn aside mug a bodyguard on each side or tne experiences terest in hrst-rate cricket is so over- tims were shot two by two, fourwere the Cause in general Irish Question is of to the mat tne Irish service "11e have many houses but few homes,- remarked an the first pair i the shots while todeat among done Very conspicuous avenue. me whelmingly apparent that should a of the interest. and OUS,-.3-Vallt pries, to us not long ago. Wien We ,ere or:cussing while two more were disposed of. them were the little inmates from Northern State, and the enthusiastic are be- test match have been in progress pair were kept in agonising suspense exthe was to him ago news was given ..Not very long welcome trend ut mouern lanIleatIC Isle and tpose social problems14 Neaten to a quarter allowed was cruelty hour of a refinement an of the Foundling Home, who as soon as pression of their *gratitude to one cabled to WA. that Ills Grace Archour national next week-end it would be a pour With guinalg to matunest tneniseives as so many plague spots they caught sight of the Arch- who, to quote the chairman, "plat bishop the butte lookout for our next Parliament. elapse in the intervals. acting Intermewas as rue renew: rieemea to us mast appropriate. isDelure cite. proceedCelle above cable saw the light pf Australia's day on Thursday bishop's genial face in the car, ed honour before expediency." The diary between the British Governmate in a sense but the enlarge- In the campaign at presentshy was the home and Manly ale. con- morning. Nothing could more fa.thfully describe. a prevalent impres- cheered and hip-pip-hurrayed most justice, vitality ing, one looks in vain for of the club, Mr. Walter ment and the leaders of the Sinn ment tit lamily ine, and whatever there is 01 strength,wnere of the sion that the devil himself has assumed the British military uniform, lustily. His Grace was accompanied President A touch ten the element. structive Domes its ironies. upon Dwyer, LL.B.. presided, and gave a Fein movement. His Grace's efand virtue us it depenas or three by Me 'and rank, title, and accoutrements, and commenced a campaign of "gentle by Rev. Fathers Moss, MacBride, cordial welcome in the name of the forts unfortunately proved unavailfantastic is introduced ieommantiments have an abiding influence and are respected the in Ireland. Such and MacMahon, MA., and on the club to the distinguished visitor and all English Of of administration characteristic ot aspirants. women sanctuaries four persuasion" tne are they of a nation; hte he says himself, the served, are 'actors in tne Surely a public up- grounds awaiting the distinguished Irishman, who was always strong ing, although, will issue those "policies" none stand out so pro- hellish barbarity is too horrible to contemplate. the Mate, and tne bulwarks of smeety; from a them if rising in protest against such criminal acts of .1 seeneration is not too guests' arrival were Very Rev. Mons. and uncompromising in defence of SIMI Fein leaders were not tuireasbut settlement, land lile. as national minent staple of the builders are their demandsthe folin constructive forces withal Fathers Davies- the principles of Irish freedom. To unable V.G. Verling. domestic anything has contributed to bringing much to ask? --Ed. R.] Lowing Sunday we read in the pages i he flume without a spiritual atmueptere aria a well ordereda brute -11 "land Moore, MacArdle, and the Sisters. forward knees its tc, may country this to where and a stable principles than those better no thing the of Sunday Times a glowing triate is merely a house-a When the usual greetings were bring Irishmen in closer touch with Lut to his Grace, saying in effect. will issue no schemes" have nct been least in the ed upon the most noble and patrio sat, drink, ana sleep, or rest awhiie. From such a place the Sisters -in -charge each other t'.e Celtic Club was esthe of exchanged, Expenditure on essen- tic and intelligent of God's creacontrary. operation. Shylock of old, "0 wise Judge, output of builders to shape a wellardered society, on conducted the Archbishop and cler- tablished- He believed those prin- like and indispensable works neces- tures on earth by British newspaperdo honour thee." Here inIrma them wet come the opponents cf order, and the advocates tit t-al gy to the schoolroom which, was ciples animated every one of its how 1was of such develop- dom provokes a desired animosity much t.v of sitated man to swear by-why, deed licence and anarchy. tastily arranged for the occasion. members, and he was sure they were there werea few ment, can neither be honestly cham- between and amongst the people, the of others like him!-a trend vicious denying the no be think, to we here can, waiting 'Jaime nor repeated. Such but if anything has strengthened the The children were continued pioned, The guest. their of to the heart dear the moderate man was trusted and confront ARCHBISHOP whicu B Y VISITED tunes and the sere/Lianas of those social problems receive His Grace's blessing, after health of the visitor was toasted loved by all. Inwho wildly optimistic schemes must be ties that naturally bind Irish exiles all this we heartily Materialism. -e is towards CLUNK 01 Governments tendency 1.,e began. to -clay. wuriti there is land throughout the universe, newspaper which the concert and where scotched, Dan Mr. honours. musical with agreed with the Sunday Times. of Govern sad me wee ce God is oeing shut out arum theie designs that can be opened up-that at connivance in crime against them in On Monday. February 21st., his The first item on the programme Mulcahy supported the remarks of Well, sir, let us briefly and consider economy, their no place hasp Decaitigue toe a part Welcome," etaisequently main "Song of was a ...Ilia the President in a humorous and ap- the sequel. His Grace arrived in conjunction with the suppression of paid a visit certain present is "locked up"-along said area nut tie a propnet, or the son ct a prophet, to note Divorce or any existing line of railway, that Truth concerning their aspirations Grace the Archbishopof the Pdqr, song, which was sweetly rendered by preciative speech. Father Lynch on the 17th of February. On Sisters The records of the the school choir. Next the follow- paid a tribute to the generosity ana Perth signs ca uecauence inn our national life. be done. Who is to do it? It and ideals has been indeed the most so the Little Adelaide must His tee 18th he addressed a large crowd -terrace. and pleasure; for luxury "Bethany," by one of was read plank address ing short foremost court and toe abeormal preferences of society is a consistent, of Queens- in the Cathedral grounds. In plain Austrathe people of democracy -National Our pseudo fertile. bring places at 10 a.m., accompani- of the senior pupils:arrived in many Grace rhanmtested so frequently sensualism one snuceing Party, Labor the the Australian land. Mr. Peter O'Loughlin, M.LA., measured terms he told his listenlian Press is Imperialistic and class Father Treacy, "May it please your Grace,Collier enunciated in his steeped. As such its perversion ed by Very Rev. McMahon, us track so toe vicious days of Paganism. Gradually society is breaking admired the political and commerMA-. the true state of affairs in Irelife, and which Mr. C.SS.R., Fathers "We. the children of St. Joseph's cial career of Mr. Lennon. and wish- ers away Irons tne tact Christian metneods and concepts of home policy speech. supposedly trust the of denial land-and in the telling did no more and Pace, and The McBride, code. B.A., moral Dunne, the assembled here ed him a long and peaceful life. Subiaco, Orphanage, mere is noticeable a growing contempt for the by accentuated in it are reposed than has been dune by men liktaidr. Great prepara- this afternoon, most heartily welof Christian Mr. Quinlan. and v. LABOUR "NATIONALISM" ancients we am reminded possessed not the sterling code Mr. Joe Monaghan, in the course Asquith, Lord Robert Cecil, Mr. G. daily insults it heaps upon the in- tions had been made for the occa- come your Grace back to your deep prininoraiity, out tney were imbued in their early life with the faithful telligence of its Australian readers to of the visit to the Home. The Archdiocese after your visit to of his remarks, made a spirited at- K. Chesterton, and scores of others, ciples or the natural law. Just so long as they remained of national Again, as to nuance. When will whose tolerance must some day give sion on the policy of the British including the present able editor tack chapel off the verandah spacious heights Rome and Ireland. We wish to tell untram- out. God speed that dot Muse natural dictates did they progress to the and the cul- or the London Times, i.e., they Mose who pretend their ict the was turned into a reception room. you how sincerely pleased and grate Government inof Ireland, attention to greatness; just su soon as they cut aside all moral restraint diddespair undivided democratic our and silence melled pable centre the in was erected throne A in bodies in regard to the treatment of British Government and show its condescension are by your fied we start the downward plunge that ended in moral bankruptcy. righting the State ledger, realise tile RIMARK. PERTINENT A hideous cruelty in its dealings with The of arms. coat Grace's his bearing soon after visit so paying us this aggraand death. hopelessness of our- position, Ireland. Mears. E. J. Dunn, M. whole was tastefully draped in red comes a vated as it is by seemingly inept adwhen you have so many O'Dea, Jas. Dowling and Needham Ireland. In an interview upon her arrival and white mingled with greenery your arrival When the moral law in relaxed, says a commentator, there The Sunday Times of 20th Feband upright ministrations, In that wan repeated from at Tilbury (Erg.), Several scrolls were prominent with calls on your time York also supported the toast. New ruary was barren of any report of lowering or national standards-cleaa living, high thinking, With Premiers', Departmental, "scheme" Mrs. Muriel MacSwiney, who was in of "We take this opportunity of the past. In his reply. Mr Lennon express- his Grace's address, nor was the actmg are forgotten and ignored. It isethe lesson and the good thanking your Grace for your splensentences, appropriate of order the will become Melin in glowing alluded welexcellent health, and "pool" comerences paper able to spare the weakening of the family ties immodesty of hon- did gift of musical instruments to ed his gratitude for the cordial space to will sweep aside all re- bourne the State gets no further terms to the cordiality of her wel- old people formed a guard and the generous mention the cordial any the time; brazen audacity in public and private virtue welcome as his Grace passed along into form the orchestra, of which we are come givento him, so characteristic ahead. ot him as a politician and corded to his Grace. However, acin fact- Premiers, Minis- come in the United States, express- our references spect for that personal purity and reverence sang a Sisters The chapel. on the of inOutside now very proud. Ever since its He was not Sunday, a friend of Ireland. ters, Railway Commissioners, and ing confidence that the people there et the old Irish homes in this country a generationa ago. 27th of February, the society tie that °Metals repair to the East with re- were going to continue to support hymn of praise while his Grace mo- ception it has been a source of great quite five years old when he left Sunday the the Catholic Church the marriage bond is merely Times caine forth prayed. in mentarily the Diof the pleasure to us, and we are not ma Ireland, and 60 years of his life he gular frequency, and return with- Ireland in the struggle. "Most of of a pained master rebuking may be untied practically at will. We have the evidence trend of out benencial results accruing to them," she said, "are alive to the On leaving the chapel the Arch- minelful tint it is to your kindness had given to Australia. During all guise pet pupil. They were sorry, etc., vorce Court to support the statement. a Noting the vicious of the money they bishop proceeded to the throne, and and generosity that we owe all the those years he had been associated aetc. that part fact it: practise puts mere The labours. their contemporary overseas an times, it was apparent that durthe the war Father Treacy then tended a warm brightne'ss it has added to our lives. with every movement for Ireland's, ing theButweek upon her chil- of such performances- as these indi loaned to England duringpurposes the literary gentle"The Catholic Church with severe penaltis imposes in and hearty welcome on behalf of the We have prepared this little enter- welfare. is being used for certain John Dillon, the dependence When absolute almost our exceptions cate few a with men Church, of the Sunday paper had been a Little Sisters and their aged in- tainment for your Grace in order to Irish Envoy, visited Toowoomba lie dren the law of modesty; outside the Which calls forth smirk upon Federal authority. At those Ireland." the cartoonist, the "digging," of with jest Very the result that the to the his return to Perth. left on is mates, modesty of virtue Anthe show you what progress we have had the honour of presiding at his which few stern facts concerning Immodesty stares et Conferences opportunities finance and feelingly he referrid to the honour made since you heard us last, and meeting when the Mayor of the issue of the 27th February was rciore of the commedian, and the scorn cet the blaze. war and have been known to exist for com- glo-American than generous in space devoted to early had shown by his his Grace quesone in the street, in the theatre, from the pages of magazines a we shall be amply repaid for any town refused to take the chair- For attire not plaint and challenge are allowed to other negotiations with "atrocities," "Shin Fane" (and newspapers. It cries out in shame from the abbreviated about them. visit to the Home, and how the trouble we have taken if our efforts doing that simple duty to Mr. Dil- Irish tingle Christian. tke pass, and the same disadvantages tionable they can't even preparing spell had been for the Sisters Little Sinn only of the women of the demianonde, but of the now implorhave England meet with your appreciation. lon he was attacked as an aseoriate and of her mother who and unsatisfact ery state of affairs We correctly), "Arson Plots," and have had her a long time to welcome him in a Catholic girl who has lost the power to blush, Again bidding your Grace a hearty of Fenians, end a friend of the lead- Fein continue to obtain. It is more pre- ing, and for years past States kindred subjects, all as to culled as worthy possible, manner from Amof has forfeited the little sense God allotted to her share." United and praying Our Lord to er of the Parnellite gang. Shortly bable, possibly certain, that with a imploring, the utterly unreliable. in the their affection and gratitude welcome, grant you many happy days to rule after he went into political life as sources The reprimand to Catholic girls and mothers who conform to the change of State Government West- erica, first of all, to postpone the ex- show same issue appears a full report of and for all their founder had done for over the Archdiocese. and though Herbertore for member immodest fashions of the day is, we, think, not unmerited. ern Australia': interests would be action of interest on her debt, the views of Mr. Edward Price Bell, his Grace their was which is better upheld. After all it cannot then to forego the demand for inter- them. Yes, "We are, on every occasion he sought re-elec- of the Chicago Daily News. What is needed to stem the current of this Materialism here in the West, and he We most obedient children, not a relaxing be expected that a Governmeet est altogether. As for the repayment founder "Your contested, was sharply the seat tion are so accustomed to reading ..m the would sweeping away the old Christian moralities? Certainly pleased to say that he "THE ORPHANS." the glory of the whose very life depends upon cer. of the principal, that, of course, can was yet notwithstanding his obnoxious Sunday Times that little, ii any, of that disciplinary life in the home which has been improvement the litsee much in any in will, and itself, care of orchestral This was followed by an innocence and charm 'tain influence will not jeopardise take and his detestable nation- attention should be paid by us to Church, but a greater regard for that sweet of tle foundation on his return. The in- selection, "Liberty for Ever," which opinions Christian fathers and any prospect of continuing in office case, always constitute a lsond he retained the confidence of American views on British or Irish which characterised the simple homelife of ourhouses had increased in number. and was played in a spirited fashion. ality,electors, of this country are by falling foul of the interests re- affection to unite England to her mates and on the last occasion affairs that the full report just the mothers of the last generation. When the accommodation was now their little Families never Other numbers by' the Orchestra God is mystically en- sponsible even for its re-election to kindred overseas. to his retirement to take uo ferred to is an unusual spectacle rethe homes of domestic peace and prayere-when in of course, filled, and the old people were very were "La Traviata" and "The Dear priorduties is respected and virtue re- power. The situation-a tiring and quarrel over money. And, of 'Lieutenant -Governor. its columns. the Still that again is withrefined in their manners throned in them, when the marriage bondshall happy and scheme be if the great propaganda Little Shamrock," all being nicely he won his seat with a large major- typical of Shy lock. come a halt to those sym- tinimpressing situation-may Now, towards each other. He I ask restoring could say garded as an asset of national life, then for borders America's in under played ity. He had opposed conscription, summed up curtly... There is no that country to its rightful position that they were very gentlemanly, balanced and tunefully a decent report of his Grace's ptoms of spiritual decay now so manifest. the but he gave three sons to the war. why their part for God doubt at all but what Nationalist as an integral portion of the British and that the old ladies, too, were the baton of Mr. Max O'Neill, address was Not for The Catholic Church and its schools are doing capable conductor of the Orchestra. His loyalty was challenged by the lack of space, withheld? cum Liberal Party cum Country also their part can do successnot because his Grace mothers with lady like. and very There was indeed fathers be blessed Empire and the nation-. Catholic and charac- politicians are bound hand and foot and why should it nut? much stran- a beautifkil Ep;rit amongst them. Eight little ones gave a nice exhibi- bigots of his State, and he was was not in a position to relate the by making their houses homes instinct with Christian life dance, "The rethe vested tion of graceful opposed having with by capitalistic Influence and facts (was he not, as Shylock would ger things have happened-then the This he could say from experience, Minuet. " Some appropriate Irish charged ter. a falsehood; he lave it, a wise and upright judge-interests. There is a real, national would naturally be 'consolida- and he could also tell his Grace that songs were sung, which found an- cruiting. That was recruiting. Had and recognised as such by the Sunelement and sincerity to best serve debts had never opposed as the sun- he was to be congratulated in beneficently and fall .ed,' the country in the opposing faction, shine and the rain upon both just bringing the Little Sisters into his swering chords in the hearts of the he done so he would not have given day Times itself?) sir, the He had no reason must be soughtNo, the Australian Labour Party. The and unjust. 'What's yours is mine, diocese, for he knew from report audience. his sons to the war. elsewhere. At the conclusion his Grace thank- apology to make for anything he it. issue is plain. Labor's argument is and what's mine's my own,' to cite that the influence of the Little Sisof out were we wish we all The Sunday Times has been On Sunday evening last at St. and pleasure that It sets for all the children during ed the constructive. said or don't get potted at nowadays consistent and the ever blessed British proverb. most consistently bitter and preters who go out would do much they had given him during the after- had donetime, would judiced Andrew's Presbyterian Church, the We he and critic of Irish Natihnal ashere, as the people look upon us al- out to break up the inimical interamong the people. both Catholic noon, and hoped they would always critical his convic- pirations, and has missed always stand by Rev. Dabb told the public in gene- most as their protectors. But we ests controlling most of Australia. OIL, FOOD, MANURE. no oppornon-Catholic; and and, so far as he the according to State shape their lives the to visit His tions. ral, and his congregation in particu- valet protect them much. The aux- Its fearless determination to make tunity of belittling that cause and knew, too, no one yet in W.A. had grand Catholic ideals which are beexisting railways pay better and the greeting he had received ,its supporters in its own uncouth Yes, "what's yours is mine and refused them an offering. lar, that he disagrees with Arch- iliary Black and Tans seem to con- the ing taught them by the Sisters. He from his fellow countrymen would wayscally- than they do by opening up the what's mine's my own"; it is a Bri1Vhen men of all creeds, and Clark then read the address in ended bishops and other leading lights in tain all the down-and-out by granting them a holiday be a lasting memory- He was, he newspapers in every countryareas of the best land in the tish proverb more blessed even than a Mr. con feeble, but distinct, voice. connection with the Irish trouble. wags of the old army. They never vast This of 'that blessed word Mesopotamia,' instead tea, them, partaking of afternoon than to After an Australian State adjacent of more felt, Dabb emptying first without dabbling a shop the demo reprisals, burn is it not pitiable to does old man is in his 84th. year, his Grace inspected the new laundry But what conformably winking at the task. As which brought such edifying conso- good Irishman, by reason of his long are behold the Sunday Times standing and looked venerable as know about Ireland? And surely the till, and jewellers' shops are for .he stood Commonwealth predominance, lation to the soul of the Bible -read- erect in the presence of his Grace, and presbytery, and expressed him. sociation with Australia, but his splendidly apart, a monument of his their pet quarry. Some of them no reasonable man can take no one outside the Labor ing cottager in the story. Mesopo- sapported very- pleased with them and opinions on the struggle for Irish stupid obstinacy and spleen? and encouraged by self statement of the case as in the least must have made a bit. They are perhaps It was an oversight to Father Treacey. with the spirit of progress that per- freedom and the rights of small naParty has yet advanced any policy tamia! but we authorities country. to the of The London Times gives its readthat disgrace a to comparable Mr. Winston word. that write Federal the grievous vades for redressing the place. When his Grace tions would remain unchanged. The ers the facts, but then the London Mr. Plunket, in supporting, said: who have been in the centre sof the can't stop them without using more inroads to the stability of State. Churchill, the War Minister (now happy he a very band this country drove off, left people of of the bulk for to." dabbles allowed just we're than Times Dabb is only an obscure journal, fcrce Grace, on behalf of the Lit- of trouble. Rev. extent of the abolition Colonial :Minister), says a contem- "Your children behind him looking for- are not opposed to Ireland's claim: and does not possess the capalle of The Rev. Dabb would stifle all even to the dabbling sake. It is the way or, on the porary, has just asked for a 'supple- tle Sisters and inmates of this ward to the morrow's holiday. clique Parliaments, of State political alittle merely it is mix turn they who because literary -comers. references, staff of the Stirling-street new such I tend to you our love and these clerical hand, a vehement line of ac- mentary' vote of £16,000,000 for the Home, who would deny her justice. Gener- paper. London Times cannot politics with religion for effect, to the searchlight of Truth on the other of State military operations there. How many respect, and bid you a warm-heartel the boast of The the protection in tion for well received was he ally and and time of Ireland a its "Our Boys' Pig Club," for occupation dust British raise Caed Mille Failthe. We are detry and Rights. These points are not heave millions it has cost since the beginwar and other difficulties, it was West, but the welcome given him and all the ether delightful literfinally to shake the dust off their show up the infamy of the un-Chris- of from any Government supporter. ning, or will cost before the end, we lighted' to have you amongst us the Now he was glad that by the members touched his heart, ary columns that adorn the local feet to answer "a call-" The Rev. tian methods practised in that un- Electors have a week to consider know not. We may guess from the this morning; it shows us the great postponed. had come. The needs in every it had the true ring of friendship paper, and delight the mind of Dabb's verbal ramble on Sunday fortunate country in the name of their attitude. Electors are remind- fact that the total 'supplementary' interest you take in our Home so they branch in the diocese were in it- The toast of the chairman. every reader with pretensions to return back to. the othersupplied, evening last was an anaemic per- British Government. er of the fact that in voting "Nateen- vote asked for for the army is £40,- soon afterWeyour and the aged, which at the instance cf Mr. Lennon, har- Paste in literature. know that you have well formance, uncertain. timid and most If "Love is the fulfilment of the alist" the atmosphere of doubt and 000,000, and that the original vote West. attention. would be ing been honoured, "He's a jolly In a later article I hope to deal required he why wonder We been twice off the granted in Rome for it at the of and perplexing. peel beginning the have had provided much let England Law," is country in which the uncertainty for. He hoped that in the good fellow" brought a pleasant with the attitude which the London in at present enveloped will not only present financial year was £125,000,-.. audiences with our Holy Father. made the excursion. Was it merely gauntlet from her mailed fist Home would function to a conclusion. a suitable near future evenTimes, under the rule of its greatest Sunday a hot 000! on We can almost hear Benedict the murXV. We also know that be erected, v here a large a diversion and hold out an honest continue so, but future progress will Ireland, number editor, Mr. John Thadews Delane, ing; he certainly could not have in- hand to the Irish people. then we indeed be a clouded problem, under mur of OIL in its operation to ease you have visited your native land, be and same care have the would underadopted towards Ireland in 1798. serious the the "consciences" of British Minto be and that it you found Ireland still 'the well provided for. The Archbishop tended sincerely believe the Irish problem the strain of which the masses may under circumstances which bear a isters in their Imperial idiosyncramost distressful country taking of a Light -bringer or an ad- will soon adjust itself. ever yet reckon on having to pay the piper. sies. The 'supplementary vote for the was seen,' and the clouds of the rapid progress on the touched remarkable similarity to those obof Justice. that hang little foundation, and was delighted vocate not be Meanwhile it should taining in Ireland to -day. I will, set militarist ventures abroad is over Ireland still are getting thicker ana ecclesiastics "certain PRBSS. Because THE SECULAR and others" "ecclesiastics around him faces for the happy wrong to see however, quote one above £40,000,000, but it is down at and blacker. We hope that God in others" have had the courage in the to tell the truth regarding. the morIt gave him plea- Preparations for the Westralian lane's when commenti £60,000,000, because as the Go- His mercy and goodness of heart that morning. really on a pubincontemptible For meanness, cause of humanity to tear away the tal sins of British Government in sure to see some old and familiar vernment has explains, surplus stock lic meeting held at St. James' Hall, a will dispell by those advanced -clouds soon, further the and sincerity, jaundice, and a flagrantly, recently been disposed of for £20,coatings of hypocrisy dressing ones', amongst them was Mr. James Fair will be Ireland. London, at which John Stuart Mill kind that the the sun will rise again all on a of free meeting general misof deliberate policy consistent British Government's ignoble war Clark, whom he met at the Palace 000,000. Not that £20,000,000 worth "Tell the truth and shame the for mercy for certain prirepresentation, practically the whole has been sold, but, at least, £20,000,- and independent, brave, and patrio- when he first arrived in Perth in friends and sympathisers of the Sis- pleaded upon the Irish people, this Sunday devil." Convent on to -morrow soners. Mr. Delane said; "The maof the secular press of this country is 000 has come to hand as the result tic people. a people who have suffer- ;898. evening verbal rambler thinks they His Grace said that now ters at the Sunday, and villages, Irish cities, jesty Of the law has been vindicated burn at To ed much 6th, on account of their religion Mardi their use to A Press which depends of sales. The stock may have been are "endeavouring the good Mother Provincial was afternoon, the capture, convictions, and conwhile the band plays the Na- commended. absolutely upon an Australian pub- worth £40,000,000 or £100,000,000, but, and aspirations, and who are pre- over from the East, he would be 3 45 o'clock. Much good work has by knowledge and experience with a towns Love that not is demnation of time Fenian leaders; it Anthem tional prepared suffer two to death the than live done at in been view to stirring up racial animosi- which is the fulfilment of the Law. lic for support, and in return offers all said and done, there is a tangible pleased to see preparations made for already be weakness and not vigour its columns insult and con- £20,000,000 cash recovery from the slavery. Well, your Grace, the ap- a commodious, permanent Home, vious meetings, which were more or would ties and secta.ian bitterness." not kill; Thou shalt through ennoble their shalt to desperate cause by Thou pearance of weather this place has been by extreme hampered and wreckage. This reminds us of the needed. He felt less The Rev. Dabb's "thought" is too not bear false witness against thy tumely; a Press un-Australian improved since you have been as it wasSt.badly Given cooler conditions shedding of blood of a single rebel The neighbour; Thou shalt not steal; unmanly; a Press stripped of even announcement not long ago that much would do some- conditions. Joseph sure that puerile for serious comment. Wshat a contrast at our mercy." abroad. The attendance number of inmates large very a tomorrow, fairness poses as there was a 'dump' of British Gobig for the Little Sisters in following extract is from the letter these are Commandments of God the rudiments ofpublic His Grace Arch- between this and the editorial utterWe thing interest and vernment goods offered for sale in has increased considerably. of His Grace thank- will be expected. West Australia. of a young English officer in the overlooked by Sir Hamar Green- the custodian the -street "Thunances of Stirling hope intento have a signified his larger place in has the Clune bishop Anvol.e with eyes to see the north of France, in which an ed Father Treacey, and also referRegular Army to his mother. At wood in his administration of the virtual a proper sense of in- item of 5,000 (five thousand) tons of near future nos that good Mother red to the priests of the parish who tion of presiding at the meeting, derer"1 the time of writing he was with his Law, according to the Lloyd George with, one with Your readers would do well to Provincial is here, and long duration with your be of will not which an of lerpretation and possessed tinned meat was included; the army were ever ready to do their best to regiment in a Southern Irish Coun- and Boner Law combine in Ireland. Wfistralian through back numbers of the national spirit, must sure- had handed over the unwanted nu- Grace's assistance, we hope soon to help the Little Sisters. During his Organisation connected with the look It appeared in the new States- If it was bad for the Prussian to ly be confounded ty. editorial Times since the Sunday it is eee erected Your Grace. we allocated are already stalls one's own various at two years ago to the Ministravels his Grace alluded to having man. an influential London news- smash the Decalogue, it is a viler misguided, therefore docile, attitude, triment The ladies of chair last changed occupants and of Munitions; but, what with a very happy and contented family visited one of their Homes in Rome, proceeding apace. paper, and it might be interesting to thing for Britain to do, because which, if one is unconscious of it- try word approval and find one of try in this Home. The Little Sisters Subiaco, Leed4rville. Fremantle, 'swanking' and 'jazzing' and buying where there were several hundred the Rev. Dabb. Says this young Prussia didn't stand for National God forbid that!-is the worst en- -or ordering-'dinky' in the have been well named, as they are old people. and his remark was how North Perth, and Highgate have vol. of the opinions of any person or orEnglish officer to his mother:impeccancy end the rights of small emy of Christian progress and of shops for the girls, no things one had had friends and sieters to us in the true happy and contented they were un- unteered with laudable generosity, ganisation favourable to the Nadoes. Britain are having. cations. cause; but on the other hand, game we "It's a poor Truth. It must be patent that the any time to attend to it. The net sense of the word; they look after der the influecne of the Little Sis- and it is hoped that Perth, West tional Perth, Cottesloe and other districts every other issue contains insulting, tenor of Archbishop Clune's recent result was that the meat was recom- cur bodily needs, and anticipate ters of the Poor stupid, splenetic comments on every most of our wants. So we cannot be well represented at to-morsome speech of outright denunciation of mended in the sale circular as excelsign anything he was asked; Prolonged applause and cheers fol- will person and organisation confessing We have lowed of them have been found putting British methods in Ireland has lent manure for all agricultural pur- help being happy here. reply, which row's meeting, in order that stalls. National sympathies. the Archbishop's opportunity the of poses --and practising our was followed by a generous treat etc., may be allotted and the.neceshere we cannot sufficienttheir signatures to things without sunk very deep down into the The Sunday Times was the vanbeing asked. It is time we recovered heart (?) of those journals which, ly admire the sterling British hones- religion that we never enjoyed bethe old people, csnsisting of re- sary work undertaken at the earliest guard of local papers in lashing to Under the above heading, the sol- our traditional common sense in irrespective of multidinous truthful, ty and humanity of the Government. fore. The Sisters encourage us to for freshments, tobacco, and other wel- moment. Various reasons may acin rein diers' paper, Aussie, published our poli- substantiated evidence in refutation, who refused to act like well-poison- persevere to the end, and work out come gifts. His Grace an .1 Father count for the absence up to the pre a white froth public opinion inform and matters, these Sydney. had this to say in its issue ticians that we are tired of being continue their persecution and- via ing, poison -gassing Huns, and were cur salvation. Your Grace has had Treacey helped the old people all sent of many prominent ladies, to gard to German atrocities in Europe. is silent and ominously of February 15th last:lification, and uphold the "glorious" content to take manure prices for cur prayers and good wishes during round. Afterwards the Archbishop whose assistance the Nuns look for. Strangely paper saved from turnip ghosts." in failing to comthe same British tradition for fair play and the best British. Colonial or Ameri- your travels, and we still pray that visited the invalids io their rooms. ward with confidence. "The War Precautions Repeal Act ceimes in Tan God will bless you and give you Attention is directed to an adver- ment on Black and honest intent in dispensing only can fo sdstuffs. flung out than it and bestowing was no sooner There must be a long years of health and strength to distributing gifts individua' such "news" as best suits British His tisement appearing elsewhere notify- the Old Landhooked a victim. Mr. Grattan Es blessings to every An educated mind means elevait all, Ma Editor, ant' a purposes; rightful or wrongful. This tion of ideals and purposes, and re- look after the affairs of the diocese kindly manner and homely words ing that Mrs. Wilford Mitchell is or- reason for monde is apparently not loyal enyour readers can one of perhaps entrusted to you. the Your Grace. on HALL. I river excursion PATRICK'S a ST. ganising dastard propaganda may be tolerat- finement of thought and manner. The imough to Great Britain to suit us, so of all. now present to you a spiritual bou- won the goodwill Monday, March 21st.- at supply it.-Yours, etc, It ed, although condemned, by readwe are sending him back there. pression he made will remain long. Zephyr for 17th. ''CURIOUS." MARCH THURSDAY, quet of prayers an and Communions be given will A concert 8 p.m. but ers of ordinary common-sense, In Aid of Good Shepherd Appeal. looks rather an absurd procedure. "Long and richly blessed be his board. the unforgivable and characteristi MOONLIGHT RIVER EXCUR- offered up for you in your absence." years," were their prayers. will probably The outside world p.m. CALENDAR. His Grace. on rising to respond, adopting of method cally British Lent. in think that we are so seething with Sunday S. 6, FourteSION. was greeted with cheering and fortunately, too late for the funeral. silence and a half-blind attitude toGRAND CONCERT. Purple. revolution that we can't afford to BroThe friends or the Rev. Brother J. B. The large circle of friends which hearty applause He thanked the *s Zephyr \-d1 leave Barrack Perth last year for ther nettons so quickly made here in M 7. St. Thereas of Aquin. White. let anyone with the spark of an idea (Under Auspices Fremantle Catholic wards obvious. even apparent, who left Gettons, Je"s Little Sister: and their inmates for the East. owing to unsatisfactory the West will no doubt breathe a Ti 8, St lobo of God. street at 8 p.m. on wrong-doing is a spoke so wilfully White. into our inflammable country. Quite their cordial welcome and address. health. will be grieved to learn that prayer fur the repose of hi-, mother, W. A. St ?ranee, of Rome. White. MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1921. put in the wheel of propaganda that wrong, of course. We are not made Men's Society.) died last month at Mary - holy goal. R.I.P. Ire said thabfor many years in the his motberQueensland. Concert on Board. Red. the net result of its insidious purirty Martyrs. notTI.. '0, The Brother of inflammable stuff. The worst of borough? past it was his wish and desire to ions received the sea news when Ticket, 1/6. Purple. F. 31, Of the Feria. these restrictions is that they affect Leading Artists from Perth and Fre- pose is the threatened world revohave the Little Sisters of the Poor Melbourne, and despite all possible Christian education is !assuredly a S. 12, St. Gregory the Great. White Mrs. Wilford Mitchell, lution which that weighted spoke no one but men of high principle. A week. divine to come to his dioceseAut owing to haste to the Northern State was, unOrganiser. mantle. The tirade of abuse heap. causes. really undesirable immigrant would

English Degeneration

Houses and nosnes

standhearing

Home Sisters

the Little the Poor

CLERICAL RAMBLING

The Good Shepherd Appeal

Turnip Ghosts

FREMAN TLE

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THE W.A RECORD. SATURDAY, MARCH 5 192r

11,,111111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the Catholic Church. and divert the revenue to their own use. In addition to this, although the outward show of religion is permitted by the FOR THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH, W.A. authorities, Catholics have no secur- 2121112114,1111. 1111.01a:12 ..1.1,011114. 1111 r,+ OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF ity or freedom in the exercise of lER BOOKS IN THE HOME their religion. While the Laws of the Lenten Fast siinence may apply to the priests or remain in full vigour, the following the various districts,who are hereby In the Principal Cities and Towns of Australia and Rabaul (New Britain); Londoelk if therebe.:!igt (By James J. Walsh. M.D., Ph.D., regulations are made in this Archdio- authorised to, cese in accordaure with recent legisladispense doing so. Abbe Leinire's Gardens for Working in America)) tion of the now see: People. at 511 Sranctioa, and fiavIng-s /tank Agencies at 3184 Post Offices th The Paschal Communion. It Is no longer forbidden to use out Australia, ivid at Papua, New Brae, Solomon, and other Wands of the Pa There has just been a "campaign am1. awl nose at the same meal. In the ceurse of a meetang recent- on," Every Catholic Is bound to receive to use the expression that behas beenl known as:hhe Black Holy 211% Interest on Deposits up to £1,000. e what ERIN, THY WAY OF TEARS. An American Apostate. the presence of Communion ly held in Paris in within the Paschal abolished. The refusal of the Armenian com- the most prominent among Catholic came so familiar during the war, 3% Interest on Amounts over £1,000 up to £1,300. teedneldearrireoferholsy Week, etndeCniTiOli titiegNg n`vT nay or311,s:Itaeyr of one per -nit the burial to in the munity Henderson, with James the slogan Dr. "More (By books in the and Good Friday, egks, cheese, milk, and Paul. JAMES KELL, Si-- DENISON MILLER, H.O.FAXL, and sociologists, M. of their nett mall:), who had epos- philanthropists home." The idea is to supply books awl butter are Catholic Bulletin) iu ,1 Deputy Governor Governor the President of former Poincare, Inare allowed intatised from the Faith, has led to Republic. and Mgr. Julien, Bishop of particularly for children. We have 3' ofI blua=iridripping avdzeridauAtidesrtrials Marriages maybee. a state almost of riot. Marragcontracted at any Thy way of tears, Dark Rosalcen come to realise how much slogans. towed a man custom praise to paid high Arras, of the year. It is only the sof The Apostate is one Ipranessian, who, single-handed, was able, by if they are but frequently repeated, allows those. who are bound to fast to time Thy weary way of tears, emn nuptial blessing that may not us Leads down the road of centuries, who, during the war, adjured tne means of intensive propaganda and induce action. At the beginning 11:11.i 141=41, toenihecill full meal, imparted from the first Sunday of Advent to Christmas Day nor Is traced thro' mouldering years: Christian religion and embraced the strenuous work, to be of greatest ser- of the war even the great bankers ounces, the others or a few ounces. At from Ash Wednesday to inclusively, Easter Sunday Mohamme lee faith purely for profit, vice both to the working class and of the United States declared that tile latter It spans a dozen Calvaries, refection a little butter is el Wel The Bishop, howwhereby he te...aine a millionaire. iris country. This man is a Catho- it would be quite impossible to sell allowed; at the former, butter, cheese, ever, Their agony and pain, for a Just cause, and provided the Dell may be taken, but In small liturgical Laws be observed, allow MI, You've followed them with bloody He was killed in a railway accident, lic priest, the Abbe Lemire, who re- bonds in the immense quantities de- eggs, as part of the eight ounces. blessing to be given within these perand his body was brought to Con- presents the Department of the manded for war purposes, because quantity, feet who are fast 4. Those not bound to but shall warn the contracting eat meat at every meal on the days iods, And 'neath thy cross hast lain. stantinople for burial. to avoid undue external display. in. the French Parliament. the people of this country generally may CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. rpeat Is allowed at the princi- parties The Armenian community, which Northwork The clergy are requested to remind the undertaken by him is were not bond buyers. An adver- in which faithful that the marriages of Catholics The bloody sweat was on thy brow. resented the Cringing of the body The tising campaign was launched, how- Palml. Ouvriers" Jardins 5. Meat is allowed at the principal outside the Church are mill and void des "L'Oeuvre dim. and pale of an apostate amongst them for The stars looked an Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs- before Sion and the Church. working people). ever with organised popular sug- meat on for Note the Address : and Saturdays during Lent. they (Gardens As, in the garden Thou didst call Christmas 17 enal, said that Father Lemire was really the man gestion and, as a consequence of days, 6. Meat Is forbidden on all Fridays Collection for the Holy Places in To leave Thy all to Him. would permit the funeral only if who, slogans intensive work, frequently repeated, by strenuous every during Lent. On and Wednesdays Palestine and for the Aboriginal 'Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone, A2938. He bath not failed thee, never fret, the heirs of the deceasesi subscribed propaganda and judicious methods bond issue put out by the United Easter Saturday the law of fasting and Missions. When world-stars rise again to a loan being raised on behalf of ceases to bind after noon. wish to remind the clergy that the destined to bring the idea 01 States Government was largely over- abstinence By special indult from the Jloly See, annual Then comes thy own glad Easter the Armenians. The heirs refused was collection for tile above named grand' and subscribed. If we changed the peo- the faithful of Australasia are dispensed gardens to a fruitful morn: should be taken up on Good to make the subscription on the small 1896, ple of this country from a non - from the fast in the day on which the funds as As early either at the Adoration of the It shall not be in vain. ground that they could not raise realisationfrom the fast on the day on which the Friday, Cross or whatever other sacred funcFather Lemire, in order to promote bond buying nation into one that Feast of St. Pander Is celebrated, that the sum dema.ided. is held on that day. Due noticampaign, had founded the proved capable of absorbing not Is March 17th. or the day to which the tion OBTAIN PRICES FROM The tomb is scale I, the watch is set fication will be given to the faithful on An attempt was made to hold the his Foyet du Terre eccleslastleal de only feast is transferred. They the immense amounts of goy du Coin previous Sunday, and the offerings And Caesar s soldiers stay, keep funeral, but a riot followed, and the "Ligue of Ground emment securities offered, but any are also dispensed from astinence un- the Morsel the of (League er" from each parish will be forwarded to can hordes red hell's of Nor all Patriarch was called in to make and of the Home). Sociologists, pub- number of bond issues, both domes- less the feast be celebrated on Friday the Chancellor of the Archdiocese, Fr. or on an Ember Day. Thee in thy tomb that day; peace and to forbid the funeral. 7. Only the law of fasting has to be itl 1111 Man, as soon as possible afterlic men, manufacturers, philanthrop- tic and foreign, it looks as though Nor all of England's cruel host SUBIACO. men and municipalities we might. by sufficiently strong sug- observed on the other days of Lent. wards.Wherever the Stations of the Cross 1 sts, clergy own, May hold from thee thine and the Non-Coniormity English This law of tasting binds all from the The TIMBER acid HARDWARE PEOPLE took an interest in his undertaking. gestion, make a nation a buyer of end of the list. to the beginning or are erected, the stations should be pubAnd it shall be an empty tomb Lambeth Encyclical. lectures delivered licly performed three times each week Lemire books. Father Indeed, flown. the 60th year, unless exempt there through hast has WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION When thou its bands WITH The Indulgences are illness, weak health, or laborious work. during Lent, 'The leaders of the Protestant and wrote books in furtherance of been a determined effort foralready that The THE BUILDING TRADE. law of abstinence binds all who manifold, which indulgences may be non -episcopal churches have replied his work. At last, he had a bill purpcse. gained also privately anti at any ttme We view the piths of centuries, have their seventh completed year, proof th which letter to the Encyclical Since this campaign is likely to e enacted by Parliament 8. Persons requiring a dispensation We kiss thy bleeding feet, PATRICK J. CLUNE Archbishops and Bishops vided the necessary measures to fa- have a favorable response, it is ex- from the strict observance of the Lenten We place thy cross upon our backs Anglican Archbishop of Perth, in which they call for the reunon o cilitate the organisation of the "Oeu- tremely important that the wording Regulations regarding fasting and ea.For, 0 the yoke is sweet! 1903, of it should be correct. The non In Churches. Ouvriers." ail Christian heart Jardins des vre aching thy relieve Under the Sweet to ortha local state 134 Protestants France episcopal t there were in circumstances surely the slogan And sweet to lift our share, that ganisations of workingmen gardens, should be not more they welcome the spirit the glad Cyrene, books for the sensations induced by the physical which they are reading- Hence the lor Let us be but prompts the Anglican prelates to which cultivated 8.000 gardens: in home, but "Better books for the disturbances of the body- That the universal rule now of making the The sons who do are dare. among Christians, 1906, there could be found 205 like home." A great many people seem best selling books of our time, for young woman the most prominent seek for unity but declare that there are in the organisations, with 10,500 gardens. to believe that books are just books, they are literally the best-sellers in character, because women constitute The Dutch and the Vatican. the of beneChamber proposal of the Anglican Bishops by which 64,000 people were The Second at least nine -tenths of the readers. 66 to certain fundamental provisions to fited; in 1912. 281 organisations, with and that it must be beneficial to our generation, are crude pictures of Dutch Parliament has voted, transShall we have more books in the read anything that is printed, es- practical jokes, is then a reflection which they cannot agree. The chief 18,000 gardens and 180.000 bene- pecially if it is bound 11, a sum of 10,000 florins to home then? Surely rot more of on our risibility and rationality, is durable form its special mission to the of these objections is the Anglican ficiaries (of whom 65,000 were chil- covers. In spite of this impression that is not flattering to self-esteem such books, nor of the best-sellers legation. episcopate permanent a :listoric the demand for Holy See into dren). generally. The it should slogan that we want to say the least. be unnecssary to say that and the need for episcopal ordinaThis followed the defeat of a mo there are a great many books which Most of the other best-sellers, as I repeated over and over again until for tion, which the Anglicans consider tion against granting credit it will have a suggestive are positively B277. value that harmful and even Telephone, have said. are almost as objectionthis purpose, after a long debate, to be the fundamental basis for a All Wool Patch's best Yarn, the more of them which though lacking able as these. The books which will work itself into action is not HEVRON valid ministry. This, says the Caby a vote of 48 to 28. J. most satisfactory Bathers made. P. more books, but vicious qualities better are books. negatively perestabsell well are above all those that The proposal that Holland tholic News Ser-.5ce from which the CUSTOMARS, SHIPPAGEING, and. FOR- nicious because they Plain colours for ladies, plain navy There are too many triyial books simply waste give the young woman a very proNCY cr navy and white for men. Medium lish such a legation was first made item is gathered, has always been DING W time,' dissipate mental energy, frit- minent position in the lives of those now. Half a dozen great books read CARRIERS. sizes, before Parliament by Jonkherr Van the stumbling blianc to reunion be35s.; out -sizes, 36s. 6c1: extra GENERAL over and over again would provide ter the faculty for attention, with whoth she is brought in conlarge sizes, 37s. 6d. Karnebeck, Foreign Minister, who tween the Angltran and the Ton PHILLIMORE CHAMBERS, and away dull that power of concentration tact and particularly make whatever real education and development of which conformist Churches and the refusal declared that the reasons FREMANTLE. All Wool Bathers, at 25s. mind. Lincoln had actually read which represents the most import- she does and think of ever so much led to the establishment of the of the Anglican Church to recognise Wool Mixture Bathers, 14s 0c1 to -ant quality of mind that human more importance than anything her only half a dozen books before he temporary mission in Rome, in 1915, the orders of the non -episcopal min 22s 6d. A3945 was Phone, twenty and on account of his beings .can possess. To use the parents or elderly relatives of any were no longer applicable, now that isters is apoinently the principal The abo- barrier to a reunion between these HARROLD & MURRAY mind merely for amusement is like kind may possibly have done or very busy life he secured comparaCIOhad been restored. little chance for reading afwhittling with a razor for fun. It thought. MERCHANTS, of the Dutch representation churches. The Federal Council of The formula for writing tively PRODUCE is hard on the next one who tries a best-seller is "Take a young wo- terwards, and yet this half a dozen at the Holy Sec, he pointed out, the Evangelical Free Churches adVICTORIA PARK. shave with the razor. would be undesirable, because the vocate inter -communion at the alman, picture her almost super- books made him one of the best Have on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, to We have entirely too many trivial naturally handsome, but of course, writers of English in the history of Vatican is becoming a very impor- tars of the different religious bod- Hay, Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, TAILORS F., MERCERS, HAY ST. communi books and a great deal too many unappreciated by those near and - the language and helped to develop tant centre for diplomatic ies. Cardinal Bourne, Archbishop Linseed, and Maize. "Whore the Good Hats Are" actually vicious books. the The vast dear to her, have her wander off in one of the greatest thinkers of the cations and information. of Westminster, :peaking for TERMS CASH. renineteenth now are century. majority of the books printed in our search of adventures by herself 'and It would be Twenty-six counties Catholics of England, has already time are made merely to sell, with- meet with hair-raising experiences much better to have half a dozen presented diplomatically at the replied to the letter of the Anglican Holy See. %his is a gain of twelve bishops. The Cardinal's reply is 49 FIRST -AVENUE, MT. LAWLEY out any thought of good and indeed and go through thrilling escapades, good books in any home in the only too often with the very dente her beauty so deeply influencing all country than half a million trivial countries since 1914, as shown by that external unny can be founded official communications of the Vati- only on the interior unity of one ite knowledge that they will do the men with whom she comes in books. -- RAILWAY RECHABITE can. harm. Writers and publishers are contact that they are quite literally People are now making New Year's common faith. HIRE DODGE MOTOR CAR FOR without scruple in the matter, ap- at her feet and, of course. would not resolutions. I sincerely hope that OR NIGHT. DAY Hopeful Sign. these will contain something very Monks. the Coffee on Sponging parently, since Coffee the one idea is to sell harm her for the world. There may 208. No. CAR News that Marquis della Torreta. definite the regard to the securing The famous hostel kept by Motor Garage Telephone, A1927. enough copies of the books to make occasionally be an arctavillain who of betterwith Italian Minister at Vienna, partici- monks of St. Bernard Convent in MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. books for the homes of money. They think as little of the may try to harm her, but she will G P 0 Motor Rank, A3488. pated in the official reception given the Alps, where every this traveller country. There is a very depossible harm that may accrue as be protected by her adorers. There The most suitable for Visitors to Perth. They are right oppoby the Papal Nuncio in honour cf through that pass was assured of finite purpose on the do candy sellers. part Unfortunate!y of should book usually be at least three of Austrian the site the Perth Railway Station. Best attention and Moderate the new President of HOTEL PERTH is food and shelter without cost, most of the best selling books of our these, until she has made up her publishers to increase their sales Prices. Republic, has created a considerable about to become a thing of the past J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. time are those that should not be mind which one she will marry, and but it remains for people themselves impression in Rome, being the first, (says the Pathfinder) through the is noted for its Hotel This to see that the increase in the homeIf the slogan "More then, of course, when they get mardoes good time an Italian diplomat has offi- ingratitude of the tourists. While no of Drinks. Purity books for the home" is going to in- ried they will live happily ever and not harm to the rising generacially recognised a representative cf charge was ever made it was exCleanliness and Civility. crease the sale of these a great deal after." Written according to this tion. The intensive book-making of the Pontiff aboaad. that the t efriended travelof positive harm will be done, to say formula. books will sell, for young our time is, as a matter of fact, cluIt is recalled that Marquis della pected the alms money in drop ler would nothing for the moment of the influ- women are the principal readers, ing ever so much more harm than Torreta's relations with Mgr. CerJ. SPIGL upon his departure-at least as Publisher's announcements ence for ill which indulgence in and they know that the young good. retti, Papal Secretary of State, dur box would entertainment as his much PERTH, constantly telling us of the greatTOBACCONIST, trivial reading brings with it. Conference, Peace woman is the most important being are ing the Paris cost at the Inn. This they ness of their recent publications, esI believe that the best selling were excellent, and that later h-' have in the world, but, unfortunately, for call would if you almost ceased to do. After 600 Will bepleased books of the past year or two are those around her do not always re- pecially in fiction, but most of the shared his scanty supplies with Mgr. have one your requirements and save money. had been entertained books so elaborately announced in the collections of series of cartoons cognise this fact. Valfre di Bonzo, now Cardinal, and guests Sharing 4d.; Haircutting 9d. the past season was it during night superlatives by during W.A. at Vienna, of part which appear on the back pages of formerly Nencie sent to any course, some of the best-sellers vogue and have but jt passing found that the alms box contained V.POrders remittance needed. the afternoon papers and form such areOf founded No Post. soon disappeIr from the ARMADALE, the worst perm of famine there. on sentimental gush. only 12/. It has been asserted that Cheapest in Perth. bookseller's shelves as well as from a striking feature of the coloured charged certain tourist i gencies Razors Set, Watches, Pipes, or any supplements of the Sunday editions. They take the young man who is a the advertising pages. Telephone. 8 Armadale. GERALD V P. McCARTHY, Empty Pulpits. As has been guarantee. with Repaired, failure in life and perhaps a criminal, articles other clients am* the meals received Forty thousand Protestant chur- their Proprietor. 'Bringing up Father," "Training and put him in contact with a young very well said: "They were burn the Convent, while they contribu} esterday*, but, thank God, tiny will ches in the United States are with- at John," "Silly Billy and His Uncle woman of striking beauty, whose adnothing towards the support of out pastors, while the number of ted HOTEL PALACE THE Antics," "Keeping up with the vice, for by intuition she knows the be dead to -morrow." Most eople the place. then' who read them do so merely to kill young men entering Protestant . Smiths," and other such titles greet St. George's Terrace, Perth, aWA. most one from all the newsstands. de- world and all its evil ways, lifts the tune or at best to keep up with the logical seminaries is steadly decreas- The Patrimony of Humanity. The PALACE Is situated In ser charming position, close to Batiks and partment store windows, and ven- man out of the wicked paths into fashion. Not to have read them is ing, according to an estimate made and Theatres, and which he has wandered, More than a million francs have Houses, and enables commercial at a recent meeting of the Federal been subscribed ty the people of is largely patronised by the principal der's packs. The art in these is al- nim to become a respectable and to have saved time and mental enerCouncil of Churches. Farmers and Graziers In the State. most unspeakable, the jokes are so respected member of society. Any- gy as well as to have spared con The situation is not confined to Denmark toward the reconstruction MODERATE TARIFF. old as to be doddering. and the thing more untrue to life as it is, centration of mind from just that one denomination or section of the of the Cathedral ci Rheims. A cheJ. T. GLOWURY, Proprietor. BARRACK ST'REE'T, PERTH, laughter evoked is usually because or to the world., can scarcely be much useless dulling yacuity. A que for this large amount was pre country, declares the report, bat sented to M. Paul Claudel, French form of announcement by Telephone A1428. of practical jokes of sqme kind or imaginedYoung women readers favourite seems to afflict all Protestant bad certain of the publishers is that in a is a great joke another. It Minister at Copenhagen, and has are led to believe all sorts of foolish ies. In the South there are said to on a notions, especially in regard to the some particular volume is "the kind BRYANT & WATERS cries cartoon to squirt waterunder be three thousand Baptist churches been transmitted by him to the book that makes you forget." re- 80 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH man or to pull a chair from safety of the young woman, provid- of without past .rs. In the same sec- committee in charge of the Most of us want to cultivete our three WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. h im or to hit him over the head ed she is handsome. Mrs. S. E. McCARTHY, P. tion there are 1,800 Methodist building. Denmark has but and not forgetfulness. For with a club or to have something All the books emphasise that older memories Orders Promptly Attended to. churches, 1,000 EpTscopal hurches million inhabitants, a very large mawho feel that way it is surely appen to him that is physically people are as a rule very foolish in- those Tel. A3938. and 1,000 :'resbvteiian churches in jority of whom are Protestants. In not a painful and carries mental confusion dividuals who having been disap- home, question of more books in the like condition. At Harva.11,' Pr -mee- making the gift, William Hansur, annallnleaseet '..1.0wansamemasstatawama but better books in the home. Telephone A4395. with it at the same time. ton, Ohio, Wesleyan and other co chairman of the Danish committee pointed in life are now deeply intThe young people of our genera "a It was a great French philosophic tent on making life a disappoint- tion loges which arc depended upon to called the Rheims Cathedral & CO. HOLDWAY are being spoiled which is the by monument having national too "Tell said once, I believe, writer who furnish candelates for the. Proteswent for others. Some of them Licensed Sewerage Plumbers It leaves them no me what you laugh at and I will tell only misunderstand but most of many things . aant pulpits, the number has been patrimony not only of France, but (Certificated). ttime for thought This has been Renovated ThroughouN.W. and Goldfiel& Visitors specialco4stantly deindl fig. Obe'lin Col- of all humanity." Workers. Y ou whit sort of a man you are. them are represented as actually called "the age of the Sheet Metal Dasfitters and child," but ertainly the things that our gener- c p i ringfr o .legk. in Ohio, which was f eended by ly Catered for. Solicited. Under Owner's Personal Supervision A Trial menfor most of us older people would agree quite unworthy a at are the Congregationalists, and which Canada Has a Chinese Nun. tion laughs 40-44 Pier -street, Perth women from opportunities hap-an M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. A ceremony urnque in the history has hereto.'ore, always turned out a of the fact that the definition. "Man piness because their own chances in with Agnes Repplier in thanking God that we were not brought up (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK 110T2LS, PERTH.) considerable number of candidates of Canada took place recently in is a risible animal," was proclaimed that direction are over. in a any Akiou Tehan, where such Montreal, age. We had fewer books c.c..alaalnelliaaelaCaarilaCalaaaltai for the pulpit, did not have a single by the old philosophers to be a good Nothing could well be less desirTHE DIGGER, student in the June class who was .Chinese girl from the city of Candefinition of the human lacing. We able than such books. They are not but they were better. Surely the 121 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. studying with a view to entering ton, received the white veil as a animals that laugh. literature in any sense of the word, best New Year's resolution that are the only novice of the Order of the Soeurs GROCERIES AND SMALL GOODS, Etc. and it is the very fact that we are could be taken by parents would be the ministry. for literature must be a presentation to see that Patrons Specially Catered Missionaries l'Iinmaculate Concep- forCountry their children had fewer, rational animals and can reason at Cityae Prices, Goods human life, a study of human but better books. Sacriligous Theft. tion. Added interest in the event ry tn address of in' about things that enables us to of ways and human motives. These Save money. save worry. Chalices. pyxes, and the famous was awakened by the presence o the State. laugh. It is because of that that are books written so as to present which Monsignor Goeblant, Bishop 'e gilt cross, of Send Cash Order. Joe Does the Rest. Byzantine we can see the unreasonableness as many stirring incidents as posGLANVILLE'S at were stolen frith the Graveiona par- Canton, China vibe officiated many sible in order to keep up the excitea ltd the incongruities of Italy, Como, on Lake to way back ish church the ceremony on his G. F. YEATES hings which cause the risibilities went but with the young woman in LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. have been melted by a jewelle t; China from his visit to Rome. the Great o be active, but the laughter pro- the centre of the stage all the time. instant Relief Australian Remedy for Optician, whom the thicees sold then, and and Speedy Cure of all -okd by practical jokes has no re- Whether they are detective stories, 87 BARRACK -STREET, PERT. Tootharlte, sod are forever lost to the wor. d's.trea- Communism in Russia. RIPITiiirnatgisann 1 ation to reason at all. It partakes or stories of effete royalty in some 11:11=,3* (Opposite Town Hall). sury of art. Antiquarians .ong reThe conditions under which Cabago, etc. etc. Price, 1/9 per box, or P much more of that play which the imaginary country in Europe, or 3d. each powder.' garded the cross r.J. one of the fines, tholics are forced to exist in Russia a nimals indulge in so constantly wild west stories. the girl it is that specimens .4 Byzantine ci iftsman- is explained by Mgr. Baron von H. C. OLANVILLE, M.P.8.. SUBIACO HOTEL with each other when they are very A were <es and pv and MARKET -ST., FREMANTLE. counts. Girl readers want to read ship- The eh:voices Ropp, Archbishop of Mohiley ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. oung and which consists mainly in about girls of their own age. (ewe more from 1'0,4 Mee ,. rare examples cf .Fourteenth Cen- Metropolitan of Russia, who has PeoBeer Always on Tap. nocking each other down and roll- ple are interested in novels, as a tury artistry. gone to London to ask the assist- GoodEmu Accommodation for Country i ng each other over and ocasionally rule, just in proportion as they can MEN HAVE GIVEN UP TRYING If you ere tired of living Through the confession of one of ance of the British Government. in ho pi, the same Visitors. old machine -made same. f ringing about confusion of behavi- put themselves in the place of the the sacrilegious .obbers, it has been Mgr. von Ropp's diocese is the largTO FIND A BETTER DRINK WALTER WING, Proprietor. or because of the confusion in the prominent characters in the novel 7eses-every-other-house style, you will allearned that a foirner attendant at est in the world, including as it THAN UNION BEER. the church planned the theft. Ire does, the entire territory of the While in London explains th at he was tempted to former Russia. commit the crime by the offers he t he Archbishop hopes to secure the received from numerous English co-operation of the British Governthe ment in forwarding a document to speaking visitors to purchase (An Entirely Australian Promise° relic at its we;ght in gold. The cul- M. Chicherin, the Soviet Foreign (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia It will give you a chanc to build prits probably wculd have escaped Minister, through the Russian Enhome altogether out of the consdetection but for the fact that one voys, MM. Krassin and Kameneffmon, and with a touch of real all Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. of the three in the robbery drorped After Mgr. von Ropp had been re about it, both ss eating and interior.rirpgpily papers eased from imprisonment by the a pocket -book containing It is essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Specially Appeals to Catholics (males and female's), demanding i very reasonable is 'price, t in:istary de- 1 3olsheviki, on the urgent protestathat identified him as a their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will be established in any Locality on receipt by the very ea, to erect Ic1 freight charges are most moderate. serter. 'they were traced end cap- tions of the Holy See, he receiveu DISTRICT SECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS, sanctioned by the PRIEST of tured the ,arne. evening. a communication from M. Chicherin the DISTRICT, the names and ages of intending members being fully set out in the requisition. Write for Illustrated When th police learned the Irene concerning the position of the RomBooklet Gluing Fall 550 BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand: 50,000 membees and £300,383 in Funds. of the Milan jeweller, to whom the an Catholic Church in Soviet Russia. Particulars. Financial help and Medical Assistance Sickness Guaranteed. in cases of precious objects had been sold, they The Soviet Government refuses to NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. WUNDERLICH Ltd. hastened to Isis shop, but were too recognise the Catholic Hierarchy. LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN late. The jeweller had already plac- and on the ground of Communism, Lord St.. East Perth ed them in a crucible, and all were has seized all the churches and FREEHOLD PROPERTY. meted. church property on behalf of the The Byzantine cross was valued State. In any given place a comThe thieves mittee of 20 persons, who claim to at a million francs. Full Particulars on Application to J. J. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, Hibernian Hall, Murray-st., Perth. sold it, and the chalices and pyxes have been baptised, are permitted to for 510 francs. take possession of the property of I

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November 24th, Michael Galway City. CONNRADH NA GAEDHILGE November 26th, Henry m"""' Lough (GAELIC LEAGUE.) Gort, Co. Galway. The following is a list of the Sinn November 29th, Patrick Lougheieibourne, February IS, 192t. inFein of Dail Eireann, members nane, Gort, Co. Galway. Within the last Week or two all December 7th, Denis Regan seboois have made a start with their cluding two who gave their lives for A Nation should guard its language more than Its territories--lis a work for the new year, and the teach- Ireland: Pierse McCann and Terence Clashfluck, Co. Cork. surer barrier, and more important frontier than fortress after a well-earned rest, again take MacSwiney. No less than sixteen or river." December 18th, James Loopy, ers, navies. in hand the work of preparing the chil- "enjoy" His Majesty's "hospitality": Dualla, Co. Tipperary-. dren of tile State for their tire's work. IRELAND CALLS December 19th, William Delaney, To this Catholic teachers adopt the addON YOU Sixteen in Gaol. ed responsibility of preparing the chilRosegreen, Co. Tipperary. to Help to for the next life. Arthur Griffith .. E. Cavan, etc. December 19th, James O'Connor, dren hi competitive examinations Whose E. MacNeill .. Derry City, etc. SAVE THE IRISH LANGUAGE Killeentierna, Co. Kerry. results have been recently published the R. Barton .. .. W. Wicklow. contributions from Ireland's friends In Australia will b. received and foror Catholic senools have shown December 29th, James Hynan, pupils J. O'Doherty warded to Gaelic League, Dublin, by Rev. J. O'Dwy s., Coburg, victoria, that they can worthily compete with all N. Donegal. Emly, Co. Limerick. President; Rev. P. Lynch, St. Mary's, Dandenong victoria, Treasurer; P. "The true work of the teachcomers. E. Duggan .. .. S. Meath. Michael McNa- er," eadrate rears° wrote, "Is to help S. MacEogharn, 82 Budd -street, Collinrwood, Victoria, December 22nd, Hon. M. Staines .. .. St. hfichan's. All Subscriptions Acknowledged in Catholic Papers. Secretary,. the child to realise himself' at his best mara, Cloonbeg, Co. Clare. (bp ce.apball o bpicim) J. J. Walsh .. .. Cork City. worthiest." And though examinaDecember 23rd. W. J. Shanahan, and tions are not always a true test of Madame Markievicz St. Patricks. Ennis Gaol, Co. Clare. capabilities or character, they are a J. McGrath .. .. St. James. and December 26th, James Hickey, very fair test of the self-reliance T. Lawless .. .... N. Dublin. In this confidence of the examinees. Knocknagashel, Co. Kerry. the 6th bodies On December Now, the ''gentleman who son." 1921. cadet" sense we can regard with gratification 11th, F. Lynch .. S. Kerry. January 26th, December Andrew Moynilast year's school honour -lists of the murderec6Canon Magner, and the were found in a pond. The skulls Dr. Hayes .. ... W. Cork. leaving examination, conducted by the To -day we are .given an extract young lad with him, in front of 20 were battered in, and the flesh was han, Rathmore, Co. Kerry. J. McBride .. I do not know the full reW. Mayo. University. from an interview which Arch- or 30 witnesses, was The on bodies. both Hostages! not even hanging loose sults, but I run informed that St. Kevin's W. Sears .. .. S. Mayo. 534 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB. bishop Clune gave to a representa- found guilty! conducted by the Christian BroThe court-martial two men were evidently tie.: by The total, thought not inconsider- college,secured D. Ryan .. S. Wexford. seventy-five places on the thers, tive of the Parisian paper Liberte found him insane-making liars of the neck to a motor lorry and drag- able, (Opposite King Edward Hostel P. Moloney .. S. does not satisfy who in Tipperary. those or twenty-lhe were he was -lists, which class when de Lyon, at the Gare were dead have planned 'he assassination not the first class. Three first -places (and it they after until is of ged the -and that the end doctors MISS M. J. MeDERMOTT, Proprietress. Five in America. en route to Rome and Australia. it! in of scores, but of hundreds. In order exhibitions) were obtained, and In Geohidden were the bodies Or, it is the ens Before perhaps, not Pure Wax Candles, 65 per cent. Pure Beeswax, in conformity with L. Mellowes .... N. Galway, etc. I and second place. The last sentence of the interview of it. He may yet be awarded the the pond an effort was made Church requirements; Tapers, Wicks, Sanctuary to to- speed. up the "removals" a new metry, both first 011, Charcoal, Incense, am told also that another first place Holy Oil Stocks, Missal Markers, Priests' New Ritual, Dr. MacCartan .. King's Co. states that when, at his final inter- O.B.E.-with two bars, one for each burn them. Pictures a Spephase of barbarism has been added was gained by a girl front the Brigid cialty. Stations of the Cross, Acts of Consecration H. to the Sacred Heart; Boland .. S. Roscommon. view with Lloyd George, that versa victim. Irish 19th, James O'Con to the English method of waging Me Cont ent. Beecliworth. Horn and December Mother On of Pearl Rosaries; Irish Sliver Children the of Mary Medals; to L. Ginnell .. Westmeath. At the University, Mr. Charles P. Mctile humbug alluded Pictures of Bishops' Conference; Photos. Co. of Killeentierna, a farmer of Dr. nor, Mannix; Books by late Justice is a queer old thing in Irewar on the Irish people. On 24th his "assassins, B.Sc., tutor In Physics at NewJ. Burke .. .... Mid. Tipperary. Canon Sheehan and Father Benson. Good supply of Irish Music Republicans as and Readwas walking along the road November the practice began air' carthy, Kerry, a leeA few examappointed land, indeed. recent has been man College, ing matter by Fr. Lasance, Sir Jamey Butler, and Francis Grace retorted: Thompson. Two in France. to his home when he was overtaken ong both Constabulary and Military turer In engineering design and drawAgent for Catholic Directory, t921, Record, Sacred ples:Messenger, Our the He Is the second member of the Lady's Annals, St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Press, Heart G. Duffy "No, not murderers, but S. Dublin. by a constabulary lorry-. O'Connor patrols of taking prominent towns- ing. Advocate, St, Anstaff Is a Catholic, and who On 24th, 1920, Madame University December thony's Annals, Ave Marla, Benziger's Magazine. S. O'Kelly into the people front their homes and carre. it is well to find this position filled by .. College Green. Irish, American, and and taken cream of their race." English Literature Stocked. Constance Marchievicz, member of was seized circulating Library. St. Patrick's Badges, He was driven some die. ing them as "hostages" wherever one of Newman's first graduates. Mr. Large Assortment. Two Dead. This tribute brought to my mind Parliament for St. Patrick's Division lorry. was dux of Xavier College. of of Dublin, was sentenced by court- tance, and was then pitched out of the patrols went P. McCann .. These pstages McCarthy S. Dublin. an incident, the mere recital Kew, some years ago. and has since done shots were and as he fell lorry, T. MacSwiney were made to understand that .. Mid. Cork. if most successful work at the University which will speak more eloquently martial to two years' imprisonment the into his body. He was found any attack were made on their cap- in several branches of science and engiOne R.esigned, than pages of flattering words. stu-I with hard labour for having organ. fired wounded tors, they would be shot out of neering. D. Lynch .. approached a group of medical ised and encouraged the formation some time later seriously S.E. Cork. of flaoriflos. to a neighbourirg hand. This system of hostages Our Schools-The Result dents a few nights ago, and found and development of the Fianna nah and was removed While the was put into general practice in the there Doubtless Influenced by his connecone of them relating the details of Eireann -the National Boy Scouts farmer's house. with tion education, Father Catholic PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, AND ARTISTS' of con- counties of Cork, Kerry, Limerick, house was raided by a party the latest raid on his quarters. Ireland. Ryan, S.J.. preaching at St. stabulary, who shot the wounded Tipperary, Kilkenny and Roscom- Wilfrid the of On Monica's Church, Essendon, last week, "Danny and I were sitting by fairly COLOURKEN. December 18th, 1920, Conthe priest could dead bef-ire to the spirit in man which Catholics On December 19th, 1920, referred fire," said he, "and it was stable Huddlestan, member of the get to him. They believed in the mon. their educational system. The Wholesale and Retail. Special Prices for Convents and Schools. system of providing victims for maintain Then we heard someone at Royal Irish Constabulary, dark. spirit is one of self-sacrifice, the true was sen- motto, "Dead men tell no tales," but this I shouted the and murder gang was regularised by test of sincerity. On this point he the door of the room, to one years' impris. rerent had already spoken. the English Army chiefs in Begor, but didn't tenced the said: History will record throughout TOUCHING TRIBUTE TO A DEAD out, 'Come in.' with hard labour for having at- O'Connor the generations to come, as it is recordHERO. Southern Counties. On that date ed Only Pretending! we jump when the reply rang out, tempted to ravish a young girl at or God Himself, Throne the before seven Limerick the following proproclamation was Telephone, No. A1011. what great selfgreat sacrifices, what 'Hands up!' Then six or City, and with a of when she, 19th, crowd On November A touching incident occurred at the the of into good people Australia mulgated our in various coo, poured Southern denial, Tans and Black obsequies of the gallant young the aid of her mother, escaped from Black and Tans descended on mends. -have been called upon to exercise in the recent hero, Sergeant Maurice Buckley, V.C., room, and two of them stuck their him, he attempted to ravish the Cloone, Co. our system. EngLeitrin, and burned of school matter which will be of pathetic Interrevolvers into my nose, while the mother. "Owing to the treacherous et land, Scotland, and much -despised Ger- D.C.M., right and left. At Mrs. Ryan's. It will be build our schools for us out of est to all Irish-Australlans. rest of them did the same to Danny On February 26th, 1920, tacks by armed civilians on mili- many John Annagamacollen, they erected remembered that Sergeant public purse, pay our teachers out sorrowfully Barrack and Murray stmts. Perth. 'What's your game?' said one, and Maurice led the deputation to tary and police convoys proceed. the because they' recog- the Lord Buckley purse. of public the a Volunteer?' you year to Mayor last obtain perI told him. 'Are ing by road, from Monday, 29th, nise the Justice of it; but our own Aus- mission for the holding or the annual "The Famous "Minn's Comer," says he. Bcgor, but my knees felt December, 1920, Irish Republican tralia, our dear Australia, which Is St. Patrick's Day procession. When proud of having shaken off old-world asked for a guarantee that the numerous a bit weak. 'I am,' I replied as Army officers or leaders in miliof Its democratic boasts and ideas bold as I could. 'What,' the two tary- custody will be sent as hos ideals which are, they say, the ideals rules and restrictions would be comTHE PLACE TO GO FOR with, the hero of the hour threw of them roared out, 'do you belong tages with all transport moving of freedom, compels you and me to plied dearly -won Victoria Cross on the FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, build our schools, to staff our schools, his BILE and FASHION to the I.R.A.?' 'I do not,' toI said armed of the Crown forces ore Lord and City table before the Mayor and, what is more, pay at the same time Councillors as a pledge that all regulathe to them. 'If you belong The, Second Issue of a Beautiful Portrait of ceeding by road in the are..s un- for the education of others. This SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. the to would be faithfully observed. Volunteers, you belong year another £300,000 has been added tions der martial law." Sergeant Buckley was one to the million odd pounds that every subsequently I.R.A.,' the first fellow said. 'You're of the distinguished number of V.C. Handcuffed Ho stages t Year is paid for the State school sys- heroes I; 'the I.R.A. are EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL wrong,' said who formed a bodyguard to his and we, for conscience sake, canAll the proclamati ins coeginated tem, sworn in, and Volunteers are not.' of it. Many say Grace the Archbishop of Melbourne, Dr. advantage not take on that historical day, when with Major -General Strickland, at we are foolish not to use the State Mannix, Well, they looked at each other for that Melbourne the greatest pageant only' from the but It is Judging schools, so hard COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. Cork. On Saturday, December 18, a while, and I never prayed standpoint. Generally, they has ever witnessed passed in triumph the following teiserain was sent by worldly in my life; but all they did was to are content to leave their children with- throne!, its principal streets, and gave General Strickland to the officers out rellgous instruction for six day's bigotry and intolerance a blow from jam their revolvers harder into my it Is reeling. At St. Patstill DON'T FORGET THE they said of all posts under his command: -- Of the week, but it is otherwise with which face, and then they lig. Throughout Australia the Catholic rick's Cathedral on the day of SerADDRESS would search my room first. funeral, Just as the "In future a Sinn Fein prisoner people have shown to all that their geant Buckley's and may be had at last blessing had been given to all that Just then a Scotch student, who is to be taken handcuffed in the faith Is a very real one, because It la s was mortal brave of the soldier, a kindly do his CORNER to calls for sacrifice, and a faith faith that BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. Dublin to over had come front of each lorry which come. that our true people are making sacri- hand quietly placed a bunch of shamCATHOLIC BOOKSELLERS IN ANY PART midwifery, interjected. "What did rocks tied with the green, white, and into or leaves their areas." fices for." a Vowere you admit gold of the Trish upon to colours Republic want you Other Aspects of Education. On the evening upon which this OF AUSTRALIA coffin; another sympathiser quickly lunteer for?" was his query. "Beaspect of education often forgot- the it to the head, and fastened telegraphic instruction was sent out tenAnwas touched on by' Mr. T. M. Burke, transferred gor," was the surprised reply, "you It there by the tricolour ribbons, so to the posts :rider Major -General of a in course paper read a bloody the to the when the wreaths and flowers wouldn't have me die with Strickland's command, Jas. Loopy summer School of the Catholic Federa- that I were from the coffin, to be removed In thanking her friends for past favours, wishes to info= them lie in my throat, would you?" Postage 3d extra. He showed that too much of and William Delaney were in the floral car, there was such taken tion. r. r education was inclined to be un- placed and the public in general, that she has tell it as it happened, without comIn detaching the shamrocks from Cashel gaol, where theyhad actical, whereas with very little add- difficulty ment, and leave the readers to that they allowed to when were remain, or direct from Triatainferrascll kaaaa been imprisoned for four days, and ed effort It could be made more prac- it was covered with the union Jack ECisteekelliaktesel adorn it with the moral. were placed one in each of the two neat without any toss on the side of all- so that faithful little bunch of shamEtutslatasa intellectual development. lie rocks the dead hero right motor lorries meking up a military round Dr. Clune's Efforts. thought that more attention might be to the accompanied end of life's sad closing chapand constabulary patrol. The patrol paid to preparing boys for a commer- ter. HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). It still clung to the coMn when It goes without saying that Archtraversed its district without be.ing cial, rather than a professional career at the brink of the grave the Rag of bishop Clune failed in his Peace efSECOND DOOR FROM PIER -ST. a career which in malty cases gets rio the British Empire was finally removed, attacked. There was no excuse who imagthan the clerical side of the and the cherished remains of one of forts. So will everyone given for murdering James Loth: further TEL. A1126 Public Service. Australia's bravest sons ines that the English Government were laid to and William Delaney. Nevertheless, Archbishop ituhig, of Brisbane, has rest. May the same dear little shamFANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, AND ALL CATHOLIC PERTH really want Peace. His Grace soon expressed the view that there Is rock keep ever green often as the patrol returned to his hallowed barracks was found that Lloyd George scope "on the land" for men of memory- until the shadows break and REQUIREMENTS. both young men were shet out of more Like ability than is reckoned. In the Toomerely a pawn in the game. faces smile, that we have loved This in- :dent explai vit.: wooniba district he recently said: "They ".Ansel "Ordo" for 1921 has arrived. long sin, and lost the while." Hughes in Australia, he is just there Hurley, an ex-soldier, was sentenced scaffold in the kitchen, placed nepes hand. the put should take lesson, and their clanty the rea' objter of to carry out the dirty work that to 15 years penal servitude for hav- round the necks of her sons, ann sufficient on the land, and teach them new barbarism. Men why are children to He patience and stick to it. others prepare for him. Bonar Law, ing attempted to murder Detective pretended they were going to hang the St. Gerard's Hospital to be. ;,embers or are sus- hadhave been endeavouring to have an aghe told the French reporters, was Constable Wharton, of the Political them. Later they pretended to known of being membeis Surgical. Medical, and Midwifery. of the all-out for an abject surrender on Division of the Dublin Metropolitan show mercy to them, and contented pected Yr,v,',Frv,ont:7411.31,7,db.?Qcr:nnesciaa Irish 61 Republican Army are to be CAMBRIDGE -ST., LIEDIRthe part of Sinn Fein, while Gene- Police. Constable Wharton was themselves with flogging them out- "removed" as at present by asses- fore to -day were it not for the fact VILLE. those who were to come from Amto wounded. rageously in the presence ral Macready was determined of the sination in their homes. Mut who that of a erlea-members skilled Order, who Insurance Company, Limited. fight it out with his murder gang. on an Agricultural University On December 22nd. 1920, Con- mother. been arrested and are thee carried On the other hand, the Republicabs stable Henry Lenihan, member of On Monday, November 22nd, at have taught SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. which practically nothing else SAVOY HOTEL discovereti in or are to suspected of but agriculture -had their ranks only thinwant one thing, and one thing the Royal Irish Constabulary, who 2.30 a.m., a party of Black and Tans :being members of the Irish Republi- ned by so many members being lost In The Savoy is the Acme of Luxury FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, -Independence. had murdered Jame:: Dunne on raided the residence of Mr. J. Mc%vat. But for that they would Army, are to be "removed" af- the and Refinement. and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST There has been oceans of talk July 6th, 1920, at Ferns, County Cann, a laborer at Rush, Co. Dub- can He would probably have been here. ter their arrest by means provided be going to America before long, and Accommodation may be reserved by about Peace, but it has been only Wexford, was, at the instance of the lin. Mrs. Mary Cosgrove, mother CURRENT RATES E MIDWOOD, Manager. would endeavour to Introduce to Father O'Flanagan has con- Crown, not charged with murclei, of Mrs. McCann, appealed to the in Major -General Strickland's tele- be talk. wire or letter, Queensland a community of that Broraiders not to take McCann away gram. sented to be interviewed by Lloyd but with manslaughter. J. M. QUIGLEY, Licensee. therhood that had performed such wonHe was In Ireland no Republican's lite derful things for agriculture in InGeorge, but while he went to Lon- found guilty and was sentenced to from his wife, vho expected to be confined in a few days. The reply is safe from the attacks of military diana " don for the purpose, he made the seven years' penal servitude. QUEALY'S HOTEL Clerical Changes. was given that if McCann did not or constabulary assassins acting on English Prime Minister go to him, The following appointments and Next Town Hall, KALGOORLIE. and declined himself to go to DownNot a Whisper! go with them the house would be information which is almost always ',hanger, have been made amongst Excellent Accommodation. the false. But the lives of prisoners, clergy of the archdiocese: -Rev. P. J. HANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE. 'Phone 481. ing -street. An amusing interlude I have no means of verifying the burned to the ground. Tliereupon Mrs. QUEALY, Proprietress. hap ned in the case of a man statement, but it is reported that they seized McCann, but before they when it is the usage of all civilised Gibbons, to the charge of a new parish UNION ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. BEER ON DRAUGHT. at Rey. M. warfare for their captors to proBregnton; Quinn, to the tem4".'s name was very prominent a General Macready, when had gone 30 yards they had shot returning 1 Splendid porary charge of Newport; Rev. M. I. Accommodation. Best of Everything Kept. tect with their awn lives if neces- O'Brien, to the temporary few months ago in London in con- to Ireland on the mail boat in Sep- hint dead. charge of than Yarraville; Rev. Peter O'Brien, Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/8; Weekly 27/6 GLENORAN NO. 10 nection with an Irish truce. He saw tember last, after a conference with Shot While Attempting,to Escape! sary, are now more unsafe to the temporary charge of Surrey Hills; Rev. SCOTLAND'S the "heads" in England; then came the English Cabinet, boasted that: BEST. But the shooting was not going those of any others. JIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. F Conlon, to the temporary charge of PURE MALT WHISKY. over here and saw the Republican on quickly enough to please someQueepscitfre. Assistant priests: Rev. "By Christmas even the childAs supplied under Contract to the ..., "heads." Then back to England and so they decided upen a MISS KATHLEEN TOWNSEND, D. Coakley, to North Melbourne; Rev. W.S. Hospitals and Government Medical ren in Ireland will be afraid to body, A.T.C.L. J. J. O'Ryan, to Essendot, for more conversations, after which Rev. J. M. more rapid method of removing Also Railway Dining Cars Coyne, to West !Melbourne; Rev. J. Department. whisper the words Sinn Fein!" those whom they the Leading Hotels and Clubs he returned to Ireland and went to suspected of being fellugh. to East St. Kilda; Rev. H. and Teacher of Pianoforte, Organ, and! State. the West determined to see /Well, if it did not say it, it is per- Republican leaders. The modus Moynihan, to Williamstown; Rev. W. tin oughOut the Harmony. Sole Agent: things for himself, and report at fectly certain that he imagined it, operandi most approved Ebswortii, to Brunswick; Rev. N. F. by the Hoare, to Elsternwick: Rev. F. Greenan. first hand to Lloyd George. But he and his crowd. But they have chiefs of the assassination PHIL COYLE gic)up Pupils Preparedl for All Examinations. D.D., to it. Patrick's Cathedral; Rev. no sooner did he get to Galway been undeceived. the killing of prisoners. Terms In Adlvance. Christmas is has been J. Gorry, to Flemington; Rev. L. V. Hartthan the Black and Tans got him, over, and still the children not only Since September 10th, the following nett, to Mansfield; Rev. V. Hoy, to 57 THIRD-AVE., INGLEWOOD. Footscray; Rev. P. Power, to CastleHOTEL ORIENT and despite his high talk he is still in whisper "Sinn Fein," but shout it. men have been murdered while in maine; Rev. T. O'Ryan. to Collingwood. gaol! Macready's gang may boast G. V. POWELL, L.D.S., B.D,$c., RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. thee custody: HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. Rev. F. Kent. to Fesendon. Insane! they have burnt up a good many September 21st, James Lawless, DENTIST, Rev. J. McKeon has obtained leave of Good Accommodation for Country 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, absence on arcuunt of III -health; and DANIEL While Archbishop Clune and Fa- pictures of Republican leaders, and Balbriggan, Co. Dublin. MULCAHY, CHAS. E. GOSDEN, Revs. T. English, J. J. Cusack. and D. Visitors. September 21st, James Gibbon:, PERTH. ther O'Flannagan are trying to fix have stolen a few tons of RepubGleesos have received a proionfred holiProprietor. Manager. J. MONAGHAN. Tel. BM. have Balbriggan, Co. Dublin. Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment. day to enable them to visit Ireland. up a Peace or a Truce, Dublin Castle lican emblems; that they The Rev. Rafferty. of West Brunsburned September the 22nd, homes Thomas and Ccnplundered 'Phone, A5038. is engaged in the pleasant task of wick, returned to -day from a twelveWHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER To murdering or gaoling various the belongings of the Irish people, nole, Ennistymon, Co. Clare. months' trip to Europe and America. September 30th Joh., Connolly, -F. J. C. priests. Having murdered Father not to speak of flogging, and torTOWER HOTEL BEDFORD HOTEL Griffin and Canon Magner in cir- turing, and murdering 203 of them Bandon, Co. Cork. CHARLES ST., WEST PERTH, October 15th, James Lehane, Bal. Splendid Accommodation for Councumstances of shocking brutality, in the year; but the effect has not And your old friend Ernie hands out a G. E. DINES try Visitors. been what lymakeera, they fondly thought. All Co. Cork. welcome to you an. they have since succeeded in senPIANO and ORGAN TUNER, First -Class Residential Home. TARRIFF MODERATE. October 27th, Michael Scanlan tencing Father Delahunty to two they have done has been to instil Cleanliness and Attention. GEORGE AUBURN, Proprietor, 955 HAY -STREET. more Killmallock, Co. Limerick. years for sedition, and in bringing the Republican sentiment E. McGRADE, Proprietor. 112 Rourke -street. Kalgoorlie. November 4th, John O'Brien, Father Dominic, 0.S.F.C., former strongly than ever into the avowed MURRAY-STREET. chaplain to the late Lord Mayor Sinn Feiners, and to win over to Nenagh, Co. Tipperary. Thoroughly Renovated Throughout. November 4th, Thomas O'Briee, of Cork, before a court-martial. Sinn Fein thousands who, hitherto, There are also a number of other were mere Home Rulers. They have Nenagh, Co. Tipperary. November Fth, Michael Mcpriests in various gaols, but nowa- not even succeeded in stamping out Telephone B112. BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS UNDER 12 YEARS OF AGE. days we are used to it, and only the Sinn Fein Courts, although they Guire, Ardfert, Co. Kerry. Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition. FARRELL BROS. November 15th, Michael Mac. the arrest of a Bishop will excite have murdered numbers of the (Under the Patronage of His Grace the Archbishop Judges and other officials, and pro- Mahon, Scariff, Co. Clare. us now. of Perth). General Produce Merchants and This Establishment occupies the finest position in W.A. November hibited and 11th, dispersed John scores Egan, of such Scar The trial (?) of the murderer of It is Corn Crushers. built on an elevation, surrounded by acres of iff, Co. Clare. Canon Magner was within land, six minthe greatest Courts. HOWARD -ST., utes' walk from the Railway Station. November 15th, John Connolly The only Firm FREMANTLE. As I write, I have before me a farce ever staged. The day follow. who Specialise in Kalamunda, Whitegate, list of Sinn Fein Court proceeding), Co. Clare. a popular tourist resort, is 1000 feet above sea ing the murder we were supplied Grain and Salt Crushing. level, and cannot be surpassed for its delightfully November 15th, Michael Connolly They were cool, invigorating with two "official reports," one from up to December 16th. climate, A splendid opportunity is thus afforded to children from Dublin Castle, the other from the held in Galway, Meath, Clare. Ti;. Whitegate, Co. Clare. the City, and from enervating country climates, to enjoy the November 20th, Rev. M. Griffis WEST & Cork Military Headquarters. Dub- perary, Dublin, Offaly (King's Co.), GARRETT mountain air in this beautiful locality. lin Castle alleged that the murderer and some of the names of the liti- Galway City. EXPERTS, PLUMBFor terms apply November 22nd, Richard M"Kce, WINDMILLERS, was insane, but the Cork General gants would surprise you. Some of ETC. the Dublin. land cases dealt in values of ST. merely declared he was JOSEPH'S CONVENT :: FREMANTLE. drunk! £50,000, and both solicitors Our Specialties: Pumping EnNovember 22nd, Peter Clancy. and barHowever, the trial has come off, and gines, Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, fought some of the cases. Dublin. we see "Justice" in all its naked- risters Tanks, Bores and Pumps. November Let me 22nd, give you Conor a few instances Clune, ness here in Ireland. Two experts Note the Address: in lunacy were called -but they of the methods used to stop the Raheen, Co. Clare. 10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. both swore that the Black and Tan Irish children from "even whisper603 Wellington -at., Perth. (Opposite Railway Goods Yard). Sinn Fein." On December 5th murderer was not insane. One of ing THE PREMIER LIME AND STONE MERCHANTS OF WA. "SHAMROCK" these experts is a Home Office offi- Thomas Hand, of Sheines, Counts; Absolutely the Highest Percentage of Lime in the State. was dragged from his bed cial, too. Then they tried to Dublin, TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, (By Write for Prices and Particulars Lafayette, London and by Black Dublin) and Tans and four bulbefore purchasing elsewhere. prove he was drunk, but while seveWELLINGTON -STREET, PERTI We defy competition. The only BRIGGS in the TRADE. No of the Most Reverend ral, including the doctor, declared lets poured into his head in the preM. SHERIDAN, Proprietreeri connection with others trading under a similar name. Lime for him to be sober, only one could be sence of his crippled brother and Manure at very low rate. found to declare that he "smelt as two sisters. On December 6th the VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. if he had been drinking the previqus bodies of Henry and Patrick Loughnane were discovered at Gort in a HARVEST TERRACE. day"! Killafoe shocking state of mutilation. 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Father associated with the Archpriest for his departure for Europe. Roche has held the position of parish the past ten years: he was sure he priest in Warragul for sixteen years, could be permitted to reveal someand took a leading part in the es- thing of the Archpriest's hidden life. tablishment of Warragul District The duties of all priests were much Public Hospital. During the even- .alike; but his fellow -priests recoging he was presented with a cheque nised a particular earnestness with for £450 and a travelling rug and which the Archpriest fulfilled those duties. The Archpriest's fellow suit case. priests, young and old, never missed an opportunity of seeking his comAUSTRALIA. SOUTH had always shown 'Romish Leaden. God, and God did not work through pany. Everything in the ArchQUEENSLAND. cies,' and cited in support his no reformatories or the police." "Of the priest tended to inspire esteem and In his Lenten Pastoral to the glect or refusal to take unto him- children committed to the care of Rev. Bro. Ormond, B.Sc., late confidence. He sought not the clergy and laity of the Archdiocese, self a wife. Dr. Donaldson found the Sisters of the Good Shepherd," Director of St. Joseph's College, noise of public life, and those whom his Grace the Archbishop severely it necessary, on arrival in Perth, to his Grace observed, "many were Hunter's Hill, has joined the teach- prosperity seemed to despise were comments on the danger of lower- contradict the full import of the sen- there for preservation, and all with ing staff of Sacred Heart College, the objects of his sympathy and ing the standard of spiritual life. sational news by saying that the a good heart. Under the care of Glenelg, as senior Science Master, Christian charity. Archpriest Hen"So many around us," says his message was 'sa ted,' but he has not the Sisters they became valuable to and Rev. Bro. Ambrose, of St. Ilde- nebry met the call of God as he Grace, "have substituted fads and denied the main point, insisting only society and a blessing to their phonsus' College, New Norcia. has faced every- serious undertaking, fancies and strange cults for the rethat it should be read with the full families. But, with all the work also joined the staff as senior with courage, prudence, and devoligion of Christ, and so many more context. Perhaps Dr. Donaldson being done by the Good Shepherd French master. When he realised that the tion. are content to live on a reputation will show later on that he has the Nuns at Ashfield and the Good time of dissolution was near, he askfor respectability, that the Church, courage of Bishop Kinsman and a Sararitans at Temple and BuckingFather T. J. McEvoy, who has ed for the last Sacraments. He reif not openly opposed, is constantly little more than Bishop Halford. ham -street- we had in Sydney not a been invalided' for some months and ceived his God in Holy Communion, hampered, and weak souls are likely There is hope for him yet." fourth of the children being rescued has been recuperating in the hills the last words he struggled, to to be led away by fables. This state Father Plormel, P.P., Barcaldine, in Melbourne. At Abbotsford and near Adelaide, is now nearly re- and say were: "Holy Mary, Mother of of things is furthered by the fact was recently very ill, and an inmate elsewhere there were altogether 700 stored to health. is returning God, pray for us now and at the He that public opinion concerning such of the Mater Misericordiae Hospital, being cared for. They were not to Port Pine, hut will not resume hour of our death." matters either does not exist or has Rockhampton. Here duty for some time longer. like the inmates in Sydney. lost its power. While we preserve . it was a common thing for them to One of the effects of following a perpetual outward respectability, NEW SOUTH WALES. be only 13, 14, 15 and 16 years or Shrewd men reviewing the present position of the woollen marThe jingo press are greatly con- Billy Hughes's slogan. "Produce, the heart of the nation is being unage. when, ket in England as indicated by the newspaper reports cars only come Poor little things! in Archbishop Spence's cerned say Produce," is the closing down of Parishioners from all parts of the dermined by the growth of religious saw a kind face and heard a logs, whilst in Ireland, and his good factories in Hobart. Peacock's to one conclusion, and that is that Suits must advance still further incredulity, and a disregard for the Mackay parish at Smithtown recent- they The one way to avoid these rising costs word their hearts were melted. character given to Sinn Fein has large jam works have closed down, in price in the near future. sacredness of life and honour that ly farewelled the Rev. Dr. Farrelly, kind ladies,' said the Archbishop, been gall and wormwood to some and the jam works of Sir Henry is to provide for your future Clothing requirements without delay. should give grave concern to those who was about to depart from the 'You the "should tell the men-especially curious people. What his Grace Jones, known as the works, district to take up his duties in Sydwho really_ love this young Commonney as Secretary of the Papal Dele- men of the unions --that they will said at the meeting of the Irish are to close down in April next, wealth and its people." gation ,and presented him with a incur the anger of someone greater Truth Society in Dublin should also when some thousands of hands will than the Archbishop if they treat be of interest to the jingoes. His be thrown idle. Sir Henry says Mr. Thomas Fitzgerald, well known pocket wallet containing £136. The Rev. Father McDade, of these asylums as trade unions, limit Grace declared that from his read- over -production is the cause of 'this in Sinn Fein circles, died at the spurs of working, and put condi- ing of history he had' gathered the state of affairs. The closing down The purchase of a Suit or two over and above immediate needs Brisbane General Hospital on the Braidwood, who has had charge of the will assist materially in carrying men over the high price period ahead. 15th. tilt. He had been ill for some the parish during the absence of tions on the nuns; because it would maxim that it is not the classes of these two factories in Hobart, unions break up Your We are not taking advantage of this favourable woollen market. The the places. that Father make a nation. Classes Vaughan on holidays in Irehave with the zinc works, will cause much The bady was conveyed to time. of profit we retains on Brown's Better Suits is as low as posSt. Mary's Church, South Brisbane, land, was recently given a surprise will not improve, and will' net bring their own place in society. But it hardship in Hobart, and a bad time margins sible consistent with present-day conditions. At all times we aim at happiness they if to the workers, is after not through Mass the at classes of is in store for the workers. Corang, any the coffin being covered with the by the parish. VALUE FOR THE PURCHASER, and Brown's Better Suits still Sinn Fein flag. A Requiem Mass toners, in the form of a banquet and are animated with the spirit of nation that the traditional virtues embody the same sterling value that has made them famous right The dinner, which mere commercialism and treat inof justice, fair play, and truth are was celebrated by the Rev. Father purse of notes. CLOHESY, COZIER, and 00., throughout West Australia. We buy materials as heavily as it is Dowling. The Very Rev. H. Fitz . was laid out in a large marquee out- stitutions like these as if the nuns handed down from generation to Foreman si Carver. nay k co.). possible to do, and tailor our Suits for the lowest possible figure that gerald and Fathers Gallagher (Ips- side the church, was provided by were running them at a profit. Yet generation, but through the .broad (Late GOOD TAILORING can be done for, depending on the immense turn we have the had to invoke judges: but ladies. Various speeches were heart of mankind, through the heart oisech-road), and J. J. Ahern (Sandover and the satisfaction that our Suits give the wearers to make MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. IrEte), also being present. The re- made in connection with the presen- one of them, covering a certain of democracy. Democracy may go a commercial success. business our tation of point of the the issue, had said that the purse of notes. The mains were laid to rest in Nudgee wrong sometimes, but it always Cemetery. Very Rev. Father Fite- reverend guest was warmly eulogis- inmates of these institutions were swings back to what is honest and No. 48, End Floor, A.M.P. Buildings. Buy GOOD CLOTHES ONLY, and buy them well ahead of your ed for not his employees, but were more work in that portion of like fair. Clothing outlay. Buy gerald and Father Ahern officiates, needs if you would save money on your For the love of these things Works, 189 Beaufort -Street, Perth. at the grave. Says an obituary no- the parish, and regret was expressed the sick in hospitals." is inherent in mankind. Brown's Better Suits, and you have Style, Quality, and Satisfaction W. A. iIALE, Secretary. tice in the Queensland Advocate of that he was so soon to leave it. into the bargain. this deceased Irish worker: "Mr. Father Vaughan returned from On Sunday, the 6th ult., the new TASMANIA. Fitzgerald conducted the Irish De- abroad recently, and has resumed Convent of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Newcastle Club Hotel Binalong, was solemnly opened by pot, Melbourne-street, South Bris- his duties in the parish. During the course of a few reSouth Terrace, Fremantle. . his Lordship Dr. Gallagher, assisist. marks in St. Joseph's Church, Hoss bane, and was the late secretary and Newly Renovated and Up -to -Date. The Right Rev. Mgr. O'Haran, ed by Rev. Father P. O'Riordan, bart, the Rev. Father John A. CulGoldfields and North-West Customers vice-president of the Irish National catered for. South Beach Association, which he was largely P.A., was well enough to attend the P.P. Rev. Father L. Feighery, len paid a glowing tribute to the late specially trams stop at door. instrumental in founding, and which valedictory harbour picnic to Mgr. C.Sg.R., and Rev. Father R. Mag. Archpriest Hennebry. Father CulProprietor: T. H. RYAN (late SecreCritic Club and Wyndham). owed much of its virility, stamina, Ormond recently, but is still weak eean. C.SS.R., of the Redemptosist len said that he had been closely taryTelephone UM and success to his unselfish and de- after his dangerous accident, and Monastery , Galorrg, the latter voted labours. Such an uncompropreaching an eloquent and impresmising and staunca friend of Iresive sermon on education and home land, as might be easily understood, life. This magnificent convent cost could not escape scatheless from the £4,200. OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTClutches of the war -mad patrioteers, MENT. and his fearlessness earned for him Dr. O'Farrell. the new Bishop of This important Department a term of imprisonment in Darling Bathurst, is being accorded enthu Midday organised with a view to gip. been on Wednesday burst. from the effects of which he siatic welcomes throughout his dioMg country clients, who cannot call He has never fully recovered. cese. At Dubbo, recently, he offiEach Week is the personally, the benefit of the G. full earned for himself an honoured cially opened and blessed the PatR. BROWN TAILORING SERniche in the temple of fame; his rician Brothers new Sacred Heart VICE. No matter at what distance proudest boast probably was his title College. you live from the city we can fit At the conclusion of the to enrolment among 'the felons of you to your entire satisfaction by ceremony a sum of £11,000 subwas Deceased was not a that Contributions, Reports, Etc., scribed. our land.' means of our Mail Order System. merely wordy grievance-monger, but and Advertisements for the curThus you have the benefit of City a practical organiser and indefatigrent week's issue of THE Tailored Clothes at sterling value Father J. K. Collendar, of Bin able worker for the grand old cause RECORD may be taken. prices brought right to your door. gard, has returned to Sydney after which had ever been dear and close Send to-day-a postcard will doa twelve months' holiday abroad. to his big, noble heart. While many lor our liberal parcel of patterns others-and good Irishmen, too- spends most of his time on the and simple home -measurement VICTORIA. were left gasping and dumbfounded Mountains. chart. These are sent free to veer s by the tragic events of Easter Week, address. His Lordship Dr. Hayden, Bishop The Right Rev. Monsignor Or 1916. he promoted an active canvass WRITE US TO -DAY. Wilcannia-Forbes, who returned for subscriptions to relieve the dis- mond, who has retired from the of by the Sonoma. says: "Dr. tress of the sufferers, and himself ecretaryship of the Papal Delega- recently Mannix ADDRESS FOR is DRESS in contributed generously out of his tion, which he held for sic years, was never in excellent health, and better spirits. He meagre financral resources to the was entertained at a veleslictory has all the workers of England at Dublin Relief Fund. His judicial harbour excursion prior to his deIRISH NATIONAL 11.IA.* Ova* temperament and engaging person- parture for Auckland, where he wili his feet, and all the Irish in Ameriality atere a tower of strength to the take up parochial work. There was ca at his back, and everywhere he FORESTERS I.N.A., and difficulties end compli- a great gathering of the clergy and his legion of isfrieds." IT_NavOm A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. At an impromptu cerecations, great and small, serious and kit)... SCHOOL FOR DAY PUPILS AND BOARDERS. NELL.. The following appointments and vexatious, dissolved in the magic mony, held at "Killarney," Nfiddle No Initiation Fee. Cheapest ConUnder' the care of the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition. changes have been Harour, made amongst Monsignor Moynagh exalembic of his personal charm. H.') tributions, The situation is Picturesque and Healthy and the Climate notably made many staunch friends, and his pressed regret that Sydney was the clergy of the Archdiocese of Branches: Hugh O'Neill, Perth, meets bracing. alternate Thursdays, In the Trades Hall foes had no grounds for personal losing Monsignor Ormond, 'rho had Melbourne: Rev. P. J. Gibbons. to SEWING imoRTTst In the course of Studies a sound Training in Religious and Secular (Room 14), Beaufort -street, eerie De mow MS=1-if-a spite-it was the cause that matter- won the hearts of all. Not only the charge of a new parish at BrighBrian Boru Branch, Fremantle, every subjects is given. Fad he won the confidence and affec- ton; Rev. M Quinn to the tempored."-R.I.P. alternate Tuesday, Friendly Societies non of the priests whom hr. sad met ary charge of Newport; Rev. M. r The health of the Pupils receives very special care. MACHINES Hall, 04 Adelaide -street; Secretary's Address, W. Keating, 23 Burt -street, The secretary of the Tooi'oomba in Australia, but anion the laity O'Brien to the temporary charge of If desired, Pupils are prepared for all Music Examinations; also Fremantle. Caries Stuart Parnell, he had SIMPLE, SILENT, STRONG won golden opinions. Yarraville, Rev. Peter O'Brien to and District Employers' Association also Boulder; Secretary's address. Court Commercial Subjects. Boulder; meats alternate Fridays. has officially announced that the His health was honoured, and he the besnporary charge of Surrey For Further Particulars apply to the LOCAL SUPERIOR. SEWING STANDARD John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. members of the association have de- was presented with a handsome tes- Hills; Rev. F. Conlon to the ternO'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland June MACHINES Results Commercial Examination, held in December, 1920. Monsignor Qginond feel- porary charge of Queenscliff. Assiscided to remain open on St. Patrick's timonial. tant priests: Rev. D. Coakley to National Business College, Sydney. Day, March 17th. The association ingly replied. Money to Lend on application to ilie LOCK STITCH aid OWN represents the principal retail tradNorth Melbourne; Rev. J. J. O'Ryan Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. Diploma Shorthand.-John Reason. 99 per cent. alaxwell, Barrack -street, Perth, or the STITCH "It certainly seems to me," said to Essendon; Rev- J. M. Coyne to Az.a....srAtour era in Toowoomba. The Brisbane Speed Shorthand. --Penelope Wnite, 100 words per minute. Sceistliary, General ION care J. NUM Catholic Advocate comments: "We his Grace Archbishop Kelly at Lith- West Melbourne; Rev. J. M'Hugh to Speed Shorthand-Eva Burville, 100 words per minute. CENTIC1111 Barrack -street. OF-AINIS Two Modulo is Oat hope, to say the least, that the Too- gow, "that in the interests of the East St. Kilda; Rev. H. Moynihan Speed Typewriting.-Eva Burville, 40 words per minute. smogs the country, to Williamstown; Rev. W. Ebsworth woomba traders will have the same worker, indeed of Speed Typewriting.-Linda Greenwood, 40 words per minute. The most perfeot round shuttle machine made. New Shipment just opened. PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG experience as their Brisbane breth- unions of labour are a necessity.. to Brunswick; Rev. N. F. Hoare to Diploma Typewriting.-John Reason, per cent. wq 0 Ine a curse and MEN'S SOCIETY. Write for illustrated Catalogue and particulars of II ire Purehase to rem who kept their shops open on Elsternwick; Rev. F. Greenan, D.Ds Diploma Bookkeeping.-John Reason, per cent. St. Patrick's Day-they didn't do create chaos, and on the other hand to St. Patrick's Cathedral; Rev. J. 604 HAY -STREET, PERTH. Advanced Bookkeeping.-Elsie Gardiner, 94 per cent. the be a be can blessing. To they business to pay and enough wages, ,ai.aer tile Patronage Of ills Grace Gorry to Flemington; Rev. L. V. Elementary Business Principles. --Elsie Gardiner, 96 per cent. Archbishop eiunes. most of them suffered heavy losses. latter they should have at their Hartnett to Mansfield: Rev. (The Beale Piano Agents), 209 MURRAY St., PERTH. V. Hoy Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Card One experience of this kind and the head men who are successful them- to Footscray; Rev. P. Power to Cas Room, Cricket Club, Harriers' Club, Toowoomba clique should realise selves, men who have made a sue- tlemaine; Rev. T. O'Ryan to Col Debating, Musical, and Dramatic Society. that this sort of game doesn't pay cess of life, and who are imbued lingwood; Rev. F'. Kent to Essen- s,1%;311C 1.4ks..qe.,-4/SAGS.O.SsikSf(Stfts414).S.ASsi?!..s..OesksgtslISAIskni).S.s..OSs.1)..S VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. in the long run." with that love of mankind which don. Rev. J. M'Keon has obtained <N A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOLIC And the leave of absence on account of YOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. makes for their good. ill- .s4g Full particulars on application toMrs. Bridget Agnes Gettons passed members should have a love for health; and Revs. T. English, J. J. Vt. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. JAMES KEATING. away peacefully at her residence, their work, taking a delight in givand D. Gleeson have receive <1i1 2140 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute), " Newtown, Maryborough, fortified by ing their labour in return for rea- Cusack ed a prolonged holiday to enable 44 A Special Line of Scotch and Irish Suiting.. the last rites of Holy Church, admin- sonable wages-and this latter is, of them to visit Ireland. Dress Suits Our NEW Society of St. Vincent de Pau NORCIA Specialty. ister y the Rev. Father Dowling. course, a necessity. Whilst we Western Australia (Ineorp). BornNat Myshall, Co. Carlow, the :oust not forget that capital too On Friday, February 11th, there 41 Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. Conducted by the Sisters of StJoseph 41 de-ceased lady came to Queensland often desires to get as much as it passed Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. tq. to her eternal reward some 40 years ago, and settled in can in return for as little as it can at Mt. St. This Society exists for the purpose Joseph's, Camberwell, 'A of assisting worthy families and others, Maryborough, where she was much give, yet, unfortunately, it is also Sister M. Helena, Superioress for the Education of Young Ladies Including inmates of public institutions, of St. 41 esteemed and widely respected. Her true that too frequently the worker Joseph's YOUR EYES WERE MADE FOR USE-NOT ABUSE. In indigent circumstances, end engages Foundling Hospital, sisjs ss unselfish generosity. and kind strives for the maximum of pay in Broadmeadows, in other good works. it is governed For Further Particulars apply SUPERIOR to the SISTER try a Council, office in Swan Chambers, To get the best results from any piece of intricate mechanism, thoughtfulness for others endeared return for a minimum of work. I years, 52 of whichat the age of 70 -street, Perth, and has branches Barrack she had spent in 4 reasonable care must be given it. The Eyes can certainly her to all. During her long and am convinced that at heart the religion. Boris in Co. or conferences in many parishes Clare, Ireland, stand a good deal, but when Nature warns (by headaches, etc.), throughout the State. painful illness, she was attended by great mass of labour is sound, but she came out to 70s %O. South Australia At'las WO's Wac %Os ;85s %i3c 743i 28c ;8c703% %fc.: ;IMF it is time to act promptly. the Rev. Father Brady, P.P., as well in their combinations they are while yet in The tolls on its funds arc many, and her teens. Sister M. with a view to supplementing its reas by Fathers Herbert and Dowling. sometimes unfortunate in their Helena sources. the Society invites persons was one of the early assoThe Good Sisters of Mercy were con- choice of leaders. CO. their wins its when making to remember The utterances ciates of Mother Mary of the Cross, Tel. A1940. work. Bequests may be made In favstant in their attentions, whilst the and tactics of some-we hear them Foundress of the Congregation of our of the Particular Council, or any W. J. CONSULTING 0PTJCJ4is Manager Christian Brothers paid their re- decried as extremists-are not in the Sisters of the Society. Contel,lec of St. Joseph. It would spects to the guide of the early steps the direction of industrial peace, take pages sacFS AIYZI3'S - to enumerate even briefly of one of their own members (Rev. this is against the law of God. the work of her long and useful life. Bro. B. J. Gettons). She leaves a and IRELAND YOUNG SOCIETY OF DENTAL SURGEON. help noticing these In the early seventies she taught grown family of five sons and four One cannot feeling WESTERN AUSTRALIA. that wise leader- and toiled in North Queensland. For and 148 BARRACK-8T. (Upstairs). of Si. John of God, New daughters, as well as many grand- things, Under the Patronage of Ilia Grace the would do much to bring about many years she worked in South Archbishop. children, to mourn their loss. Many shipbetter Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered DenSPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. SUBIACO. understanding and contri- Australia, having charge of a Girls' Objects: The Study or the Language, messages of sympathy have been re- a tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully draws the and Leederville Close Subiaco to Railway Stations. \tuAc, History, Literature, and Dancing which, under -- ceived from priests, Christian Bro- bute to the welfare of the people. State Reformatory, attention of the public to the fact that his practice in Western of Ireland, and the revival of the ideals Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. her kindly and judicious manage. thers, and others.-R.I.P. Australia, during the last eighteen years, has been built on the of an Irish -Ireland PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. "A hundred soldiers would not ment, was the admiration of all GoTERMS MODERATE. is MEETS MONDAY Tn. Society NEXT solid foundations of meritorious skill and recommendations EVENING at 8 p.m. 'at ST. PATRICK'S OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. For Terms Apply to The following official announce- keep us quiet, but one Good Shep- vernment officials. When financial from gratified patients. He appreciates this so much that he BOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON -ST. Rev. Mother. wishes to prevent mistakes regarding his address. ment has been made by the Arch- herd Nun can make saints of atus."a difficulties almost submerged the Monthly Subscriptions: Ladles and He has infant congregation, she and the The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at Juveniles, 88.; Gentlemen, is. only the one establishment in Perth, and employs no agencies, bishop: "During Lent, and until fur- Thus spoke Archbishop Kelly J. P. DOHENY, Hon. Secretary. Kalgoorlie. touts, or canvassers in Town or Country. The Dress praises, ther notice, the clergy will please in- Home of the Good Shepherd fete at late Sister M. Ignatius went to P. CLIFFORD, ASST. secretary. His Grace America and Ireland, soliciting and the Medical Profession recommends, and the Public endorses clude in the prayers at Mass the Ashfield the other day. he coulr tell his many said hearers that this marvellous system of removing teeth is daily demonbringing out to Australia much Oratio No. 13. 'Pro Quacumque Tri. strated without pain. bulatione, for the liberation of the touching anecdotes of the girls needed help. Her good work in the EFFICIENT & EXPERIENCED MONEY TO LEND. RENTS COLLECTED. Our beautiful sets of Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth are withpeople of Ireland from the horrors whom the nuns rescued and made interests of the little helpless ones of out doubt the best in the world; the contour of the face and under which they are now suffer- saints of, and he referred to the fact Broadmeadows was widely known. mouth being reproduced of in such that the second great church a manner as to defy detection. She loved the poor and all who ing." Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly tasteParis-that metropolis of wordli- helped her with the work of rescuMONTHLY STATEMENTS. AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. less, and permanently wholesome and pure. I have many Says the Brisbane Catholic Advo- ness--was dedicated to one who was ing and saving souls- May her soul imitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. Teeth not fitcate: "Dr. Donaldson, Anglican once a sinner of the city, and was rest in peace. ting can be remodelled on my new system. At least, call and A gentle Archbishop of Brisbane, caused no called "Le Madeline." Istb., 1912, see my dentures, before going elsewhere. My workmanship is small stir in loeal non-Catholic cen- man of Sydney, a professional man. A movement to present a testimo'Phone, A3370. my best advertisement, because I devote all my time personally ties by declaring, during his recent added his Grace-Sir Charles Mac nial to Mr. Hugh Mahon, formerly to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right where I am We have beautiful Brick visit to England to attend the Lam- kellar-taking the pose that he had M.P. for Kalgoorlie, was recently known by my reputation. Houses for Sale diswithin easy beth Conference, that he was pre- something better to give than the mentioned in Irish circles. Country patients can be attended to in one day; consultaMr. tance of Cathedral, Monastry, We have ample Funds to lend pared, in the great cause of R, Catholics, stated that when children Mahon has declined the proposed tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who conSt. Joseph's, and other Churches -£75, £200, £250, £300, £500 up to Union, to accept ordination at the were deprived of proper parental compliment. sult me and entrust their work to me. Whilst appreciating and Schools. Good terms if rehands of a Catholic Archbishop, al care they would, according to char - the action of his friends lie thinks £5,000. Current Rates of In Take a note of my address for reference, and call before dequired. though he had no doubt of the valid- aster, take different courses. ciding to go elsewhere. Dentistry in all its branches by SkilDe- all available resources should now PROPERTY MANAGEMENT terest. ity of his own orders. The stir be- preyed of religion, some would be. be placed at the disposal of the ed Assistants. came greater when the announce- come utterly irreclaimable. York, First Saturday in the Month. "Let heroes who are making Beverley, First Sunday. gallant a ment was made that he was likely to the State give up the idea," said his stand in Ireland for Iris'sso freedom. W. BOXALL,' be the next Archbishop of Canter- Grace, "of reforming children 41 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH MR. J. L. O'SULLIVAN bury-. Some of his friends express- through State reformatories. 148 BARRACK-STREET (Upstairs). It A complimentary ris-ial was ten ed the opinion that Dr. Donaldson could onl

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regret we an With deep and sincere of Mrs. °aligner, who nounce the death at her residence, Crescent Passed away says an Avenue, Limerick, recently, of January 3rd. last. Time Irish exchange been in falling health for had neverdemise, her (By Rev. P. Boylan,h M A., Prof. of S. deceased but back, time some She Scrip., Maynoot in the Golden was not expected so soon. qualities was a lady of most estimable high the in accordingly, held was, and ta: and the people, had acTtterschwahriaCchtehr.Ovfe a form eat tahesirgeurairli; helped ubayin Ittlncwe." acquaintance. ci i herteae is gentle nature, and kindly disposition, it find echoes in its poetry. This who had an opall by beloved was she her admiring not less true of the poetry of ancient and knowing of eleittra.. portunity She was chain Israel fthan itotisheorf ptehoeppleo characteristics. ufferipnrgacotriern highlys Indeed, it fine marked dmfaorrk able in, lure those In and seems to be particularly true of the degree, full of genusorrow her hear: wasy.everAn exemplary poetry of the Hebrews, for in the ine pity and sympathy uray. wouais, eve have e Golden T Psalmsofsongwhich, etCaetuthtleire,er &ewl.shiearcti trrddeenrtlyanccelir revelation ofreas de'nagging never her of tional character and historY, is um- characteristic religion her of practices the to que in the literature of the ancient ',option that, despite her poor health, she was at

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oft The African negro has a song joy What matter? his lips in season and out, in and Away to the east the light was work during day sadness, in and breaking -the dawn of another D.B.O.A., the at and F.LO., on the road rest, during STORY. TRUE A him? Ah, no; Father Dan was -for splenthis of Rome. But in Ise is If -he vernor night. Well, was day is that? fireside, -what Freedom of City of London. a mystic A DIFFERENCE. at if ennui. his for did position his heart was ill he deed alone, he sings to guile (By "Amicus," in the Irish Rosary.) was the doer of this great ease; and on his father's death THE I. is on the highway at night. he God in these latter-day times. His to play, gave his great wealth. to the poor, he to soul, as it were, carWhen I go down the beach sings to give himself heart, ae.! Coelian the "I will not answer for him, if my pure, stainless on stay house I may his HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS lions, turned death. serpeants, tee unto sick flight body to And mother says that 0 my, you his put Do ried now out. carried not orders are a monastery which IN THE STATE. One hour at Dorothy's, hour doth Hill into Remember, reader, this is a true is 104 and the years buffaloes and leopards of the brush. fee. know his temperature bears his name, and for some The way that one short Pope But it is at family or patriotic 'flu' is raging on him?" And Dr. story. By Exam., London. lived as a perfect monk. The splenmost a his out forth stood pours monastery he and The fly! that to make tivals C. prescribed certain remedies drew him from his seclusion of enchanting inelocites. The birth of sealed again his warning as to the did mass against the sky and, as the ASK FOR MR. B. We just about get settledor down groan, -oh, him one of the seven deacons thought the unnoticed, up, almost drove not to did carriage passes Dan To make our dolls a hat make child Father service a if possibilities sand- Rome; and he did great as what -must have in the Or make sand-castles or but the deatn of a man, however them. With a last kind look bitter, bitter thought the Church for many toyears for follow his aching brow: "They are pies, the imperial poor he may be, gives occasion at the young priest, burning, and. clampedLord, Nuncio call now surprise, we comforted have with I rigreat one but are, very haunt there doctor asleep, poems ROYAL AROADX, On the funeral chants that world. Older When to our restless from side to side, the court of Constantinople. will say, and in- fbeat.sosreareeriTelIthC.omrceniwonasthiendmorntire Thee." tual and personal, national down The clock at Dorothy's smiled and left the room. their weird notes. Opposite Town Hall. of the Pope he was compelled arid virtues 'that and play!" night death qualities dark of more the to possessor left no he so for come Well, have up, the working is of been which dividual, Father Dan had "The hour type of woman the government stamped her as a finedemise I don't know, to take and the corridor, weak and us from the ancient Oriental world; .1tv. iteerwe extend two days with the illness heavy on came up Just how it can be, can OUR BEST FRIEND. for 14 years his pontifiChurch, were not disturbed. but nowhere is there poetry at once hurry so! respectede of ecclehim. He was young and fervent, spent. The five But that old cluck the rethat cate was a perfect model hope would oneandsympathy one s0. his so beautiful, work-work for -though family, relatives for and escaped passion a ancient with so Nothing of truth 'Phone A1794. rule. St. Michael's to sustaining might practice siastical angel holy and guardian mains were removed the national The of so no wings personal, too so brooking was Church, yet the and and largeter God, ctal When mother says, "It's nothing pntedcorbtyegea.theveryin eye; Lord in the Our doors ehureh, wakeful of sleepers' the and presence brushed divine the so have all person or his ANDERSON & Son of circumstance for yet so individual, Thos. time," obstacle and small too representative and power real rxothing a Man is of and great, Son Blessed Sacrament but the one but sleep on -"the txmourtnttheSctiiiefragrunrnce. menteme yet so human, as the psalm-literature Family Grocers and Provision And I must wash my hands care. He healed schisms, who, b-vcr ignoring everything embracing those of then, lives else, the by in Nowhere Cemetery, goeth." Italy work. Ilebrews. Christ's the of Merchants. climb filid thing, revived discipline; saved were.: Patrick Gallagher and John me, IV. the exalted duties of religion, and Corner Fitzgerald-st. and Raglan. in the ancient East do we find re' era Loved by one and all-his life in On that piano-stool, dearas can be! converting the wild Arian Lomthe heart r....4,1iiagitheagrL(rrarittsrhigelres(r.d.tJnu.ILahwatew,lsor be present at Mass on week- the monastery was very precious (daughters), rd., North Perth. he was terribly corded so fully in poetry else morning were laying it waste; aid- time to next That hour's as different The who' some to bards visit an. a gay, in make i. and to Sacand the so fresh all precious to of the Spanish days, Families Waited on Daily. but the fever was less. What of a people, and.nowhere The outdoors lookgone L course but most ofWhose James Lawed in the conversionwho can we study so Lawlor (son-in-law), and to play; beatings he heard weak, were also convenient church in the red Heart Country Orders Attended To. Goths, The clergy pre And Dorothy has were his thoughts? What did he dent Semitic poetry of less (grand -nephew). made a and French anew in Britain of the day. day long, from the Tabernacle say? Not a word to those five-but fully as in the Psalms the attitude all The boy next door has Niseneincvth.aweFlae.strh;ee:RreRviehyt acof Arians; and kindled centres the world the physical The churches in Farber Carroll, C.C., do.;' of the waiting King and Lord. Faith which the swing, he told the doctor how he followed a people towards the light of the out it dwelt. He tivity bear continual testimony to Thornhill, C.C., do.- Rev. in blood. had put him that night into the rain-the in the midst of which And swings as high astheanything; il iReTvr.acyF, cathcer. , C.C.,, do.; Crti.acrinoon.; the Faatyhees, organ -man English prayers this proof of tt..1 religion in the including amazwas Church's Dr. C. poets, the soul. Hebrew of the The Father doctor order in Hayes, And down the street Dan set Left alone, that night, Father her hearts of our people. The wcnder he can --guided and consoled ed, struck with awe and wonder at authors of the Psalms, lived in a chant, side Is grinding all thetotunes and From Ca vain. -in rest to practcai tried good, letters, illi'ulg WasTir 548 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY. away hseren jet' tit drum with innumerable effectual- is that so manytnese intimate per to side he turned and tossed-till, the daring deed of love. Iwyorldof smallfor importancetirnepolititircaaeli ZiimacinadncleeCiri And here 1 have hour very large proportions and a most re-a 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, MELthis lovely pastors most a short tholics neglect Except You ask-Did, Father Dan die? testifying in a dose. preached incessantly, character, One whole long fell into he BOURNE. Savioar. wearied, Presentative utterly died our the He with among place bed, sonal relations For two days he kept in did not hold a great markeddrzeeheether popularitye of the day! ly by his own example. Suddenly in the darkness of the No. RECENT PUBLICATIONS. by austerities How many Catholics could, at the lonely he ancient kingdoms. Israelite territory deceased hour can be A.D. 604, worn out Church faint and but on the third he felt so Never first I don't see how one at appeared, room sanctify of regretnacIncrela.tylvme! Prices include reckons me! widespread interests the The Undermentioned to inconvenince, and a The small seems cost of was not extensive. mo- went to the recreation. and toils; and the As long as that one caused by the death of one who postave.doctors, and enhearten their day's toil by dim, and then increasing everypriest word had passed about that night of the Israelites were those of a race pithy by all The Story of a Battalion, by W. Devine. him one of her fourS.great at last, the young was so deservedly esteemed until ment, in the Mass of as agricultural. time and Gregory, thoughts a and maps short their drawings were lady leaves numerous as the pastoral With What Ter mainly spending Valeys. the door, think- nights. and reveres him dear com- sat up and watched the by Dart Lindsay, 6/2. children the room? WORDS OF WISDOM. the presence of and inOne corridor was the young priest entered In Great. is ing some priest in the who was whom Leen Sistertonio;.rneen17- Benedictine Monarchism.Rule. Studies two of loss, people veriest the of the the that w;th conclude heart may the One but By Rt. panionship Behedictine Life and to see how he was, as the (Sisters of Charity, engiaiia), and perhope and trust. Hew coming of a shepherd and peasaet nos Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of Down Trinity heart whole Gallagher, hours Robert Trifles makes perfection, but their Father two Rev. every said had doctor of Angelo. Abbey, 25/-. moninnts be U.S.A. folk. David, the great to master often, too, could a few some fection is no trifle.-Michael at. Joan of Ara The Life and Story whom tra- college, Sioux City, somesilent someone was to come and look after Hebrew song, the poet the of the Maid of Orleans. By Rev. D. found to spend in company of him -for, remember, his lung was Every failure teaches a man lyrical -Dickens. most of ascribes sole Lynch, Si. Illustrated, 13/10. the dition in to CROSS. was likely he church THE affected; thing, if he will onlyanlearn OF out of in are seriously STATIONS Preaching. By Rev. W. B. O'Dowd, 8/9 poetry of Israel, was taken Such treasured moments sure, God. Take care to beis noeconomist die. of Help. By Marie St. S. (Cf. Mountains A.T.O.L king a O'CONNOR, your T. I. be MISS of to are life fear and shepherd's of the revaid, Season own he wondered: ill, ParishEllerker, 0.5.0.' 4/2. their and news. prosperity; there Parochial Weak want Penitential We During the new hope "Could it be the light of the last 70-71; 1 Kings, 16,11; 17,34f.) Living Temples. By Bede Jarrett, O.P., 45 Clever -street, West Perth. being one in adversity-Zimmee- Lent, no better method of perform- sources of comfort and local news. May we Ps. 78, want ioners had he youth 3/8. daily early of his of worry days could in the hum -drum and Judgment -what was the light, at 2 not look forward to regular contri- The Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, man. Out to Win. Straight talks to boys on the Stations of the Cross in great part, amid the scenes -morrow you wor- ing adopted By Rev. J. P. the way to manhood. Pipe Organ and Harmony. o'clock in the morning?" Then a ben butions. from an enthusiastic lady or spent, To -day is the to than reciting with the life. lands. There, no Conroy, Eli., 8/9. -Anonymous. be he knew it gentleman in each parish, who, by of the desert pasture learned each and for furiously, rung was adapted know ried about yesterday-forget to prayers the APPLICATION. ON TERMS By Francis J. Finn, have Facing Mager. it. To- priest he must doubt SLAVES." ill, and dead aais THE Exhausted best call. OF a sick concerned the was priest to the with SLAVE Yesterday arranging S.J., 6/9. "A To do this love, as only a shepherd could, Miss O'Connor is prepared to -don't worry. Station. Sermons on the Mass, The Sacraments, he lay back again, expecting to hear would undertake the writing of news and myriad morrow has not come Stations of the Cross aspect of Palestinian de- take Pupils for the Pipe Organ. By Thomas and the Sacramental*. -Anonymous. vantage the one of the five religious in his corri- items, reports of parochial functions, the To -day is here -use it. published by BRYANS St. Peter Claver was a inSpanish as the circling Flynn, C.C., 14/2. Booklet, mountain but and friends, sert the New you to answer get dor come immediately Telephone, A2946. Picture at threepence, Jesuit. Promises will The Australian Children's Ordained priest etc? It is a pleasant occupation, year mantled them in the varying them in- RECORD PRESS, Each Cartaill and near and a useful and valuable work. Prayer simplest was The to Book. himself Prayer is sent he -for bell was Station the In Peter non-performance will turn. will greatly assist. Book ever publisned. Beautifully hues of the changing seasons. by... his Franklin. are Granada, slave -mart of the unto death -did he move from the used great prayers to enemies.--Benjamin the the watching 20 and with full -page Uweillustrated, gena, quiet of is illustrated, hours long gifts knew they conse-and bed his he of A4381. warmth Tel. there St. hesof the Mass. Card of trations, including mind and The richness of a man'sdifficulties beauty beautiful Indies, West the spacious those by the Covet', with picture on front. to the salvaengendered silence; and yet flocks, often the measure of the of the Palestinian DAIRY. W.A. THE glory the Alphonsus Liguori -the ones usually crated himself. by vowand miserable it. Still the light did not go, and again shame yen, the weight, bear to not able tempest one, of ignorant Booksellers. PARK. he has overcome. OSBORNE those majesty Catholic of the WANNEROO-RD., tion -time, renounce used. Ask years and again the bell rang furiously, said: "Did you hear a bell on Thurs. spring must Thku must learn to things, D. KEANE. creatures. For more than forty and storm and rushingonflood, if By now, poor dap night, Father Dan?" M. J. O'KEEFE this work. He callea at repeated intervals. the young 51(1k lieilverea Twice Daily to thine own will is many have been borne in MEN WANTED TO -DAY. he laboured in concord THE "Surely distracted. and lie got Dan Father peace slaves." bell?" was, any part of the City, direct from Our the "What keep father of wilt David's thou BUTCHER, soul. himself "the slave shepherd's has someone Cows to Customers. Own surely in hear; two they physician, loud bell went about well as "A as father, with others. apostle, husbandman a their bought. doubt, be was no cannot was and Colleges. joys. aMen who 246 CARR-ST., LEZDERVILLE. Supplying the Convents One of the five priests the morning." He fed them, nursed gone?" Life is full of worries and of sheep, and David will friend. is their bore; keeper a word and said whose always reaMen he that Pork, Lan:. Mutton, have Prime Beef, a sleeper light Father You in so said for?" it was rejoiced "What tenderness You have free-will. have often in his home-life Corned Beef and always on hand. when Men who put character above them with the utmost ap- a mouse passing his door would awa- Dan. of All Meat Small Goods a Speciality. READ THIS! son. Why. choose sadness loathsome diseases, often with his people in the in -gathering their "Good bell! that craves? wealth. -and him have soul ken would you thought the I with "Oh, He on the Premises. hideous In Cool Storage kept what their happiness is corn and grape and olive. prayed for is Men who possess opinions and will plying his own lips to Telephone, A3297. God! Someone must go." But no; heard it, being ill and awake." There is in our midst a curious have often will To dream -dreams in early life rest, sores. of ex- to voice thm. light was still there-and not a At this the young priest rose. "Yes, the in seasons of drought, and type of Irishman. which was the constant the as natural as any other phase Kerry Ice is Bright, that Men who see the divine in the His cloak, Father, I did hear it; and you heard rain though soil- sound in the corridor. with votevoofferistence. It is the easiest thing these covering of the naked ulcers, feverish, this time it, all heard it, but no one heeded it. thanked the Lord And the Price is Right. Common. Desperately make sent to But do. filthy man can ing, and hymn of praise for the bless right their life be that of with rather ed would thought PATRONAGE SOLICITED. PETERS 6 GIRLIES who thought, now me just YOUR Men with hard asked not had abunmuch If you His rain, and dreams count --that is a forth a miraculous perfume. with the soul unshri- I should have kept silent; but as ings of seasonable Ring A8255. be Prime Minister. away, ebbing than joys in simple was the All labours harvest. er task. do aught else, he rose you ask me, I will tell you. I heard dant Men who will not lose their indi- rest after his great MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS lot he wilt How- ven. Unable tosweat of fever on him, the bell, and I answered it-in the and cares of the peasant's nights of penance andbe,prayer. and, with the viduality in a crowd. Telephone 739. dealt that craft the news All when known. S. JOHN OF GOD. have might find a car- sweat of a dangerous illness. I went window up the threw Ili. A1101 Men who will not think anything ever tired he and sowing with and beast, M. HALLION two steaming horses, and on that sick -call, because you and with birdwith arrived of a fresh slave -ship, Blessthat is dishonest. his riage anddrowning vine -tending and oliveFeast, Tuesday, March 8th.fore- profitable the earth. He call- the others would not go. I am sten reaping, in small ed Peter immediately revived, honest rain will the bet who Men Jesse FACTORY, of BREAD son MACHINE life the will early once that John's at -all was Had Of fife aid Nothing in out: "Who's there?" eyes brightened, and he dear weak and tired. I will bid you good- raising He things as well as in great things. NORTH FREMANTLE. slaves, ed"For have learned in his father's home. shadowed his future sanctity. God's sake, come down Men who w.11 make no comp.°. on board amongst his for body and night and rest." Mow Yard his home in poets of Israel, with few Bread Delivered to all parts of Fre The ran away as a boy from and comfort them walked things. sick call." moved, much bringing questionable Dan, country with Father cattle mise the of men were Portugal, tended sheep mantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. WEST SIMKO Without a thought of anything in ,lowly out of the room-alone-for exceptions, soul. was, with Men whose ambitions a soldier David as familiar, also, in Spain, and served asafterwards the world but that soul, needtng not one got up to accompany him. most of the interests of the busband- Malt and Brown Bread a Specialty. to their own selfish deagainst the French, and about 40 confined Three minutes God, Father Dan called out: "I will This unselfish, lovely character alman's and shepherd's life. Poets who Shipping Supplied. ULCERS ON HER ANKLE. against the Turks. When for his sires. walk west of sacrifice come." And throwing down the most seemed like our Blessed Lord, live the simple life of country folk to willing are who Men remorse feeling age, of years habit of his hold awed he caught back, fell Station good. the window, multitude public to the the when world for himFoot the interests from private Couldn't Put Her wild life, he resolved to devote a scarf round and affrighted by His very sanctity cannot get far away poetry The Men who are not afraid to take Ground Until She Used Eam-Bak. and coat and, wrapping best. know they which self to the ransom of the Christian he left the room -not a and greatness. throat, his of failafraid should thither are not we who as went and chances; is thus, slaves in Africa, Manufacturers Even the deepest and most obsti- sound from the sleeping disciples Father Dan did recover. God of the Psalms noble, ure. peculiarly rich in themes and BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, and Importers with the family of an exiled labour. yield to not a breath along the corridor wanted him for many souls--and I expect, Men of courage, who are not nate ulcers are found to that 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, imagery derived from nature. which he maintained by his Saint the of he Zamfootsteps -for gentle real the and is only -true story reason this natell to of their The Zam-Buk. On his return to Spain he soughtand cowards in an,- parts MELBOURNE. It must be noted, however, that God -giving his life for Him. is a mystic, and the mystic lives to Just Arrived, "Europe and the Buk's action is to build up and res- of Away MARBEf aid do good by selling holy pictures a ture. the attitude of Hebrew poetry down he found a man in ter- with truth, and truth is humility. Men who are larger than their tore the destroyed tissues in Na- rible poetry. modern books at low prices. At Granada of of that not is thank Father, nature GRANITE "Oh, Francis Price, let anxiety. By H Belloc. sleepers: five "Faith." As to the Ordinary fatty direct pays business, who overtop their voca- ture's own way. sermon, by the celebrated Joan never poet will Hebrew The come this second, or she post free. MONUMENTS, Thomson speak: merely cover up a sore, God: beauty and har- 20/6, Avila, shook his soul to its depths, tion. ointments nature's to Third was a Pastoral homage and there Monthly Wait! Homiletle The he dead." there, HEADSTONES, and his expressions of self -abhorMen who sell give thirty-two and leave the real trouble still His attitude is never Review, a magazine for the clergy, must go with them, the Lord of love "The angels keep their ancient mony as such. price 22/6 a year. fancies rence were so extraordinary that he quarts for a bushel. etc ready to break out afresh later on. that of the modern poet who mercy: and rapidly he brought places: The Other Life, by Rt. Rev. Wm. the will not have one brand But the Zam-Buk methad of healing and with was taken to the asylum as one who directly Men and commune can by a he edited sanctuary start, and the revised and from stone, Schneider, a Lord Turn but mad. There he enjoyed himself as of honesty for business purposes, is thorough and permanent. Take His -sympanature 21/, price Thurston, Si., physical H. of lie". objects placed Him on his burning heart. wing! T. J. COONAN, ministering to the sick. He had and another for private life. Evolution and Social Progress, by Rev. Mrs. S. A. Dar- The carriage flew at the speed of life 'Tis ye, thising, as it were, with the imagina case in point. 'tis your estranged faces, Representative. S.J., price 6/5 post free. found his vocation. On leaving he he assigns to them. TheJ. Hussieln, Young men who will be true to of 27 Levey -street, Chippendale, and death. Diary of Opal Whiteley, written That miss the many-splendoured ary life which they as began to collect homeless poor, and their highest ideals in spite of fly: rell, of Israel living, the sews of 6 and 7 years, between himpoets give to he The writes: did thought Sydney, Not a thing." and work to support them by his preface by Ellery Sedgwick, price 6/4 For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gas-Fitting, sneers and laughing of their comdid, amidst the realities of the pea"As the result of a sprain, pain- self till all was quiet in that frantic l ee. and Galvanised Iron Work, into post begging. By degrees help flowed in; panions. sant's existence, do not melt and His drive. He knew he would die-had Little Book of St. Franol -Buxton, ful ulcers broke out round the anthe bishop became his patron, and in the contem- A Brethren, till sentimentalism by E. ii. Wilmot left his swelled he so? -if vague foot my said doctor HERBERT P. and the T. MARK DUNN not bone kle MARRIED LIFE. no. gave him the name of John of God. free. EARLY flower, 4/9 post price IN or blossom of boot matmy plation bed; it would be suicide. What it was impossible to get Family Grocer and Provision Christian Faith, by Pere Suan, When his hospital was on fire John natural object Theprice 332434 Wellington -street, Perth. tiniest the do in Whom ulcers find the I lose? by do free. What eaten 3/9 post it? ters holes Merchant. uninjured The about Drainer. was seen rushing Licensed Plumber and Try to be satisfied to commence on. too deep for tears. There The Path of Humility, by the author of my 1 gain? A soul for Heaven. 398 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. thoughts Watcr Supply, were so deep that I could bury rest amidst the flames until he had res- on a small scale. "Spiritual Progress," price 8/- post To the Nletropolitan is no search in Hebrew poetry for Reader, this is a true story of a I got no Sewerage, and Drainage Department. (Near Nicholson -Road). free. cued all the poor. After ten years the too common fingers in them. vagueness of avoid to cloying Try Heaters, and Bath sweet Baths, incredthe utensils, -almost Rev. Dairying. priest W. Families by throbsaintly. Eternity, noble, of and packed. Lights Goods carefully spent in the service of the suffering, mistake of making an unwise effort nigh or day for burning obscurely felt, Search Tanks, and V, indmills Made and eareiow, Price 5/9 post " the superhuman beauty of waited on daily. Country orders the half -perceived andpoetry the Saint's life was fitly closed. He to "begin where the parents ended." bing pain, and I couldn't put my ible innight's seems to Ireland's Case, by Seumas MacManus, modern much which deed. to many that to. Xenil attended Though price 4/4 post free.rd plunged into the River are Try not to look at rich homes, or foot to the ground. aim at reaching. Hebrew poetsthey Meanwhile, the 'sleeping disciples save a drowning boy, and died A.D. covet their costly furniture. remedies were tried. I was bad for slept prieeig/I'ypoi free. 3. direct and frank in all that Th&ggic on-some indifferent; others 1550 of an illness brought on by the around and visit fifteen months. world the further, of step a sing going and the Try and think duty of voice the B. GEORGE J. attempt, at the age of 55. "Luckily I was one day persuaded smothering They love, and ponder over of remorse of the homes of the suffering poor them. oncoming inevitable PHARMACIST, applicafirst her Its Printed and Published by MOTOR CAR PAINTING. nature, and watch and note the when secret dissatisfaction is lia- to use Zam-Buk. having perhaps killed their fellow542 HAY STREET, S. GREGORY THE GREAT. tion brought decided improvement, religious by allowing him, sick unto ble to spring up. moods; they personify freely never HARRY McCARTHY BRYANS LIMITED. 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