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ISSUE Of THE RECORD The Holy Father recently issued the four pronouncements of the highes The League of Nations is dead . other use was it created than Sons of the generous Irish blood, as well a the secular to importance ask Armenia. flood war of a crimson o encouragement Long live the League of Nations. S Poured out in many The thing was conceived of evil to the ecclesiastical world. The firs speaks Harding, President-elect of ORDER IT BEFOREHAND For Faith or for Fatherland! LORD BRAY'S FINE SPEECH AGAINST IT with the recalcitrant priests o Heirs of the knightly thoughts of the United States. And so, with men for evil deeds. Nothing could dealt him, every lover of peace and hate be done while it still breathed. Even Czecho-Slovakia; the second, with old, now its corpse lies across the path- the unsatisfactory execution of th The following is taken from th e tion are so deeply written, and colo Sprung from sires of heroic mould, of hate. Let Geneva bury Treaty of Versailles; the third, with official report of the House of Lords ed in-such blood -red characters, a Valiant of heart and hand, Sodden with hereditary disease, way of the world. th evils now besetting society; and be seen to let it pride And deeply. kingly it the chronicles of treatment of Jr a with reading debate on the Bill: third Honour to -day, with worm-eaten body and painted with spiritual dangers crest e land by this country. It has bee 0 The men who fought, and bled, and face, it sits propped up in the chair 'hat some kindly chlorjde of lime fourth, Lord Brays had given notice, on. one by the Y.M.C.A. and ed for Catholics its lest coffin upon the long catalogue of persecution, o r, be heaped died, of state at the council table of Ge the Order for the Third Reading be if you will, of misunderstanding on For the sake of the Irish land, The blinds are drawn, the poison should continue to breed pee similar organisations. neva. ing read, to move to resolveside or the other. Century after cen tilence. Czech Priests' Union. The grinning doors fast -locked. "That this House refuses to pas tury it has been repeated, and i Then let us make a League of ..In the allocution on the subjec Tenderly beautiful Irish land! dying world A STRIKING NARRATIVE OF A RAID of a. "diplomatists" CARRIED Bi 11 a Government of Ireland never seems to come to any finality Nations that shall be true and not of the Priests' Union in Czecho-Slovt. For love of thee, many a gleaming play out their solemn farce. whichtio,.. does not confer on Irelan d The worst part of the present crisi OUT EY THE BLACK AND TANS ON OUR SPECIAL brand of the Three Nations a lie. The League akia, the Holy Father condemned of self-determina is that it presents no more signs o Without it the world perishes. the organisation as schismatic, and a full measure Leapt from its scabbard sheath; -the League of England, France, DUBLIN CORRESPONDENT AT HIS HOME IN DUBfinality than any other Irish crisi Thee mans a bard with streaming and Japan for the spoiling of the The cancer of the hate is eating declared that the Church will never The noble Lord said: My Lords which has been recorded. There is a into our vitals. If it is not stayed abolish or mitigate the law of celiface. At That brainless dead. earth-is LIN ON THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 28th. LAST. ix - total want of a goal; a total want of in the House I was on inquiry i an are doomland quickly-we stayed of his and Fired by trFwoes brat, born amid the abomination of ed. Yet all that our politicians bacy for the clergy, and will never formed that the third reading o absolUte finality. race, introduce so-called "democratic" re- this Bill would probably be take n Versailles. whose father was War for is to shriek wreath; can do We call it, or and press did call it, th laurel a with Crowned forms into her discipline. The Pope and whose mother was Hate with further Home Rule question, but that is no They call to our praises the priests of German nation- yesterday afternoon,wasand, Singing the praise of the deathless Sin and Wealth for its godparents still more hate. o n out of fashion, and we call it "th of e of themselves fit ality and those Czecho-Slovak clergy that any notice that be placed dead, of Satan nursed by Hy- young men to makewars. imp that put down Paper could only the of ready for more Whose blood has given its streak and he after the Report stage had been fin Irish question," simply. But it i who abandoned the union; pocrisy and nourished upon lies; and mean well to bear what in mind that of science, for many Our men red that spawn of Greed and Vengeance they, wasting their time on peace- expressed the hope that others will ished. Therefore, as I was not in th e years, when things were just as pre To the blossoming Irish heath. their example. decked out by the Big Four in the ful studies? House yesterday, the notice that I carious in the Kingdom of Ireland a them devote follow Priest Who Was Commander of rags they had torn from the bleed- themselves to Let had put down leas too late to be they are now, this question was call "How can the babe baptised be Missions Harmed by Allies. purple making of yet Right at the gates of the French Troops Buried Alive Deing body of Peace. thinking to palm deadlier poisons,the printed for circulation this morning ed the Catholic question. Where font is noire and water of dethe In the of methods The Holy Fother deplores dawn, fending Verdun. it off upon the people as her child struction beyond the dreams of difficulties imposed on Catholic mis- and has consequently only appeared days of Canning. Peel and the Duke none?" Ere the cloudy curtains of night are is dead. moment. The motion is wept the nurse on bended at the last Thus The lordship sions by the execution of the Ver- in the form of a resolution, though of Wellington, O'Connell persevered Death himself. drawn, buried it in effigy on Pre- even When Abbe Polimann stood beAmerica knee, ill the most day; heroic way on his self the of the seas. sailles Treaty. A spirit of equity, of the control God of the land. We wait on the Europe sident Harding's doorstep. it ought merely to be considered as a Awl swayed the Infant in the sun side President Millerand at the deBidding him speed on his shining will do well to forget them; that the conquest of the air-for what he says, marked the formulation of parting protest against the Bill which imposed mission, and the Duke of dication of the monument erected were they given to mars but for the the articles of the treaty affecting has been so long before the House. Wellington at last yielded and grant- The blind priest took the Infant's ner Verdun track. less unmay be Europe to the heroes of Douau air of the h Ireland was missions, but a like spirit has not It is a Bill which has not commend ed quicker killing of the race? Bearing our southern greetings back savor-v to the nostrils. hand; mont, who, on Whitsunday, 1916, on the civil war. In The brink of those their execution. characterised sprayocean the Over above the were With that small hand, buried ed itself in any way to the bulk of alive as thi.1,y Millions Sacrificed. Twenty it was always known as the CaPope declares that he has protested A Trick From the Beginning. Back to the isle where Christ is ground people of this country, and cer- days their trench, their fixed bayonets Twenty million lives were sacri- repeatedly, without, however, ob- the tholic question, because the Statutes Lord, men could have ficed intelligent That tainly it has not been favorably re- against Catholics were so ferocious He signed the Cross. At God's com- protruding from the earth which war in the alone Europe in desiredHe now taining the results And Mammon and all his brood ab- been taken in by the imposturemand covered them ,it became generally in Ireland at all, and I doubt so sanctioned by the general is not yet ended. In the new denounces the painful condition and ceived horred A fountain rose with brimming known, fur the first time, that a Cacould ever have believed that out that whether the Government themselves and with our eyes we are preparing of religion, feeling of this country that the matwar that, in the interest holds Slink from the light away. of a thing so evil good might be open the number will be nearer civilisation and humanity, the Ca- are very fond of it. Agiyhow, in this ter assumed the characteristics enbound. tholic priest had been the leader of wrought-is amazing. The League House its has certainly had a stormy this heroic troop. Out in the darkness a beacon's of Nations that was fashioned out forty million, so we are all agreed. tholic missions should not be molest- passage, and was nearly wrecked, be- tirely of religious antagonism. If you In that poor wave from Adam's sin The Whitsunday calamity in 1916 your eye back upon the history We are not afraid! We can afford ed. gleam, The blind palest cleansed the Babe was one of the most remarkable and cause, although it was carried by a cast of the cunning brains of the old men to lose another forty million of our of Society. find that reFive Wounds of those times you will radiant a of hope The splendid with awe; at Versailles was a trick from the sons, brag the old men of Europe., considerable majority on the second ligion, a hatred of Catholicism, shocking tragedies of the war. In the dream, In receiving members of the Pon- reading, the vote given against it on Then, reverently, he washed therein terrible fighting near Verdun in the beginning. It was never intended is deep down in the English their thin hands. Glitters. a guiding star; tifical Court on Christmas morning, His old, unseeing face, and saw! spring of 1916, the 137th. Regiment occasion was a most substan- which to be a league of peace. What was rubbing mind, was the mainspring of all poliHave the gods determined to de- the Holy Father replied to the ad- that Ushering into the pillared halls. of Infantry was a unit of the French for was a league of conquer. stroy tial protest. hoped tical difficulties. He saw the earth; he saw the skies, armies, us, first driver: us mad? Have dress of felicitation made by CarWhere a glory brighter than noon- ors, for the everlasting subjugation for weeks battled the itself, I think, may after The Bill You will say, why go back to these And that all -wondrous Child de- German which evil passions turned us crazy dinal Vanutelli, Dean of the Sacred tide falls, It was meant our hosts and saved the city of the conquered. not have the desired effect, and times; we live now in happier days. creed like those of Gadara, driving College, by And all the nations are, declaring that five all from capture. a league of the world's rulers swine. to be The Third Company be shipwrecked before may in fact Unfortunately, that antagonism -on? A pagan nation to baptise, Erin, proud of her ancient line, wounds are now afflicting society: this Regiment was commanded for the everlasting enslavement of us downwatel into self -destruct pastes, or is supposed to pass, into which was then so patent and so To give the Gentiles light indeed. of Shining as once she was wont to the workers. It was to have been The man who vould lead us to fresh Denial of authority, animosity of it by Abbe Polimann. was born dead, and I do not law. It much to the front, though now conman The cur idcl. s still slaughter shine, brother towards brother: frantic Thus Secknall sang. Far off and a league of the strong for the pre- who Troops Buried Alive. Peace is still the despised pursuit of pleasure: disgust for think that any of the amendments- cealed, is still in existence. It is not Spreading her light afar. nigh venting of the weaker nations from of thecries people. The lava is cooling, work; and forgetfulness of the sup- of which there have been a very brought forward, but it is the The clansmen shouted loud and heads. raising their ever For two days before Whitsunday or make great number-can vivify it mainspring still, the secret spring, of L:ind, of the leaders blind cry the God of our fathers! Lord of hosts! ernatural end of man. long It was a league by which men (June 12) the 137th- Regiment ste,d Riess from on high the Irish coasts. and women were to be disposed of pressing stal nearer co the crater's The remedy for these evils, the it a practical -measure. It is a bad a great deal of the _political difficulevery mother aelesa:. 'nsore on 'the firing line, without wither We While high So it' cooled above what Pope said, is the teaching of the Bill, bad in its clauses and bed even ties with which we are faced. Reward the faithful Gael! from the fiery rain of projectiles. as if they were cattle, with no right mouth. not a in the short title, because it is do not perceive it so much in Engwill cool So it misery, Pompeii. of since was night long the bring about Through Her babe, and glorying, joined the They made the fiercest defence of self-determination for themsel- in time above what was once Es: - gospel, which atone can for the government of Ireland, land, but, although it may be Through anguish greater than the ves-this tract of land, with order and the true rehabilitation of Bill song. its rope. against the enemy's many attacks, may make matters worse than shrouded by general indifference And tl.e beried nations society. sea, His Holiness declared but and women German men millions of One are at the present moment. -AUBREY DE VERE. though they saw their battalions they only to go to Ulster here, you have shall he, at least. at peace. They never bowed to Baal; that, ever recalling the lessons of the clause, which is certainly better than to realise the strength of it and the be dwindling away. The order was to stock"-to human "live -its gospel, he will fulfil his own duty the rest, abrogates, cancels and anIn other climes, the mailed 'night handed over to Poland, to France. the ground at any cost. When Christian re- nuls the Act of 1914, and so far gives ferocity with which religious views the abolition of it; and so the mere hold for the and co-operate Of tyrants stifled the voice of right, to Jugo-Slavia, the mountaineers of no ammunition remained, Fathe, IYORIC. are pushed. It is idle to deny, and could not be carried through. Polimann commanded Never-in Innisfail. conciliation of peoples. the Tyrol to Italy, under the "Pact" us no opportunity of legislating for I believe even in the House or Com- sure his men to however, shortly afterwards, defend themselves with their bayoIndifferentism of Y.M.C.A. London; half Hungary to RuOn the 3rd inst. there died at the Ireland now than if the Act, which is mons they would not deny-at all Very Mr. Asquith undertook to meet the nets, and they waited Fourteen centuries now have rolled of mania as a prize for "spotting" the ocal hospital a native of the town, on the Statute Book, were still hangfor the next riot deny successevents they would through issued a decree The Pope told -story Gospel the House of Commembers of the Patrick Irish Since winner; -Bulgarian peasants pre- Daniel Tomney, son of Mr. and Mrs the Holy Office, inviting bishops to ing fire and had to be put into ope- fully-that at this hour in Belfast mons, and to bring in a Bill totally assault. A new volley of shells To Laoghaire's court at Slane; sented to Greece, as a token of the Francis Tomney, who are old and give their attention to lay organisa- ration- and it would have had to be the war is against Catholics, and abolishing what was (called the De- ploughed the ground, and buried Fourteen centuries use or rust Entente's esteem and regard; our respected itesidents of York. The tions promoting, under the pretext put into operation, I believe, at the there have been instances in which claration. "Declaration" was a very alive those who had escaped death Has buried the words of man in Arab "allies" divided equally be- deceased, who was only 42 years of of sport and culture, religious indif- end of the war. We were informed Catholics have been killed by their mild word. It was much more than from the explosions. dust, tween ourselves and France; the age, has been for some seven years f erentism among youth. He in- the other night that the great war opponents. I say Belfast, because Ul- a declaration. But, whatever it was, A few of these heroes (among But Patrick's works remain; people sold to Japan, the employed as telegraphist at the dicated by name the Y.M.C.A. had not ended until the Treaty was ster is a more dubious expression, Mr. Asquith undertook to bring in a them Father Polimann, who had Chinese And the light descried from Tara's price not yet settled. soul of the defence), were Declining in health. G.P.O. Perth Bene- signed by Turkey, and it is a revela- and ought not to be confused with Pope says "This society," to cancel it. I should like to been the Hill partly covered by the earth. re- dict, "displays sincere love for young tion to many of the people of this Belfast. It may not be generally =- Bill and an instruto have been a holidays It was for applied he take this opportunity-an opportun. only Shall yet the devil's words fulfil, ment-this erecious "League of Na- turned to the, home of his parents When the enemy occupied this tercountry that we are still not at the collected that Ulster, outside Belfast, while faith their but corrupts men, ity which has never occurred before, Nor evermore shall wane. tions"-for the stabilising to all only about a week before his death. pretending to purify it, teaching a end of the war. It seems to me that is actually half Catholic, and it -is in and I daresay will not occur again- rain which they had at last taken at of all the villainies at Ver- Dr. Gordon, who attended him, or- conception of life above all chute all Bills made at Westminster will the city or the part in the neighbor- publicly to thank Mr. Asquith for such a heavy cost to themselves and Hats off! 0 brothers of Irish blood. eternity sailles. It was to have been a lea- dered his removal to the hospital, ches and outside every religious con- never have any real effect in Ireland. hood of Belfast where all this antag- his courage on that occasion, and the French, the survivors were Poured out in many a crimson flood, gue They ought to be made in the coun- onism to which I have alluded flour- for having carried that measure suc- drawn from the trench and made for the making of the world and despite all that medical atten- fession." On many a distant strand! try for which they ale intended. ishes, and is likely to flourish, as far safe for plutocracy and shillful nursing could do, through the House of Com- prisoners. Heirs of the knightly thoughts of fear of democracy. safe from any tion rea give will This is a Bill which falls short of as we can see, for many a long day. cessfully Temple Hilda peaceMiss the deceased passed away Amities Gave Monument. mons. When it came to this House old, iii the Victoria Park Town the one thing desired, and that is In England we cital move in a very dif3rd inst.. the night of in the fully It was to have been a leagueit was easily although even mould, A short time after the armistice Sprung from sires of heroic to Tuesday evening, March self-determination, or Home Rule in ferent atmosphere, and the reason, here there passed, were some protests this League of the Three Nations- having received the last Sacraments Hall an American --George F. RandValiant of heart and hand; con- its strictest and best sense, For many suppose, is that there is no longer against it. I thank Mr. Asquith in Miss Temple has been Rev, a 5. hands of the Very visited the battlefields Hats off! for we speak of the saint- for the putting of all Europe under at the Walsh, happenV.F. On Friday the gratulated for the realism with years now we have heard of self-de- here any Catholic body to suppress the name of all the Irish Catholics ed to pass the very spotand the heel of France; the granting of Dean ed dead, where this to St. Pat- which she presents the famous Bas termination. It has confronted us or to persecute. At all events, Ca- all the Catholics of Australia and superhuman drama was enacted. The men who dared --the men who a peroetual lease of half Asia to remains were removed He at all times, and in all publications, its accomtholics with have no Play, political power in Passion warian the sacrifice where of Canada, and also the Catholics of Japan; the turning of the seas of rick's Church, bled Sac- until we are almost weary of the England. So far as my experience the United States, where, as your saw the bayonets and was struck all the earth into an English lake. of the Mass was offered for the re- panying scenes of Our Lord's For the Irish Faith and Land! word. But this Bill does not offer goes, I have never detected any po- lordships are aware, they are very with admiration when the story of red Passion. The soul. deceased's of the pose the heroic death of these infantryIt was to have been a league for self-determination the strict sense litScal influence exercised by the numerous and increasing every year. men ST. PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRA- the chaining of liberty, for the let- iuneral, which was largely attend- In Aid of Good Shepherd Appeal. -that is to say, thein power was related to him. Out of English Catholics. And the sort To come back to this Bill. It is a slight swelling of the ground, TIONS 1921. ting loose of militarism to devour ed. took place on Saturday. when MOONLIGHT RIVER EXCUR- ing its own affairs, which ieof managis very as simple. dear They are such a Dean Walsh assisted at the church framed on the face of it for the benethe people. hardly noticeable, the points of the to a nation as it is to an individual. very small body, and the existence fit of Ulster. If I know anything at SION. cemetery. To the parents ante Proceeds to Charity. When we conterepla!e, as I suppose of penal laws for so many centuries all of the matter, I am sure that the baoynets were to be seen in a .row Its Red Trail in Ireland and India. and S.s. Zephyr will leave Barrackfriends of the deceased we extend that marked the length of the we all do, the word "self-determina- had its effect in the whole of Engstreet Jetty at S p.m. on We see already its real train in In- our sincere sympathy. of Ireland is not desirous of trench. Under the Palgonage of his Grace tion." we find that it means a great land, except in Lancashire, where whole MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1921. The purpose dia and in Ireland. partition, and if there is to be any the ArchAshop of Perth. When Mr. Rand returned to Parr deal. We can call to mind examples still remains the only Catholic counConcert on Board. to which this unholy League of Na- ART DRAWING and PAINTING. in history of self-determination. It is ty in England. Even there it can legislation for them they wish to he presented to the French GovernTicket, 1/6. bring it about themselves, and not ment 500,000 francs to be expended PROCESSION through City 11 a.m. tionf was to have been put we can Day and Evening Classes. not generally recollected only be in this so reckoned Mitchell. by a majority Mrs. Wilford udge by the case of Poland, by the have any interference from this in the erection of a suitable monuCLEM. C. KENNEDY. country that there are many instate in many towns and villages being to Organiser. first step, ment which should protect the knoll SPORTS AND SCHOOL DEMON- I ong ageny- of Russia. For what 162 Chelmsford -road, North Perth. ces in which self-determination has of the Catholic faith. When you side of the water. beThe to abfure STRATION, under which the soldiers were buried actually taken place, and has been come to consider the wrongs of Ire- ideas of partitioning Ireland and giv- and be a memorial to their heroic approved and land sanctioned, it is useful not to to say remember what ing two or more Parliaments. Ire- sacrificeW.A.C.A. Grounds, Hay-st. East. The day after making backed up, by the Government of where the statutes against Catholics land ought to have one single voice. this gift, Mr. Rand was killed while this country. in this country. I know it is the Let there be a plebiscite in Ireland.: flying by airplane from Paris to THURSDAY, MARCH 17th. There is ,the case of Belgium. a fashion of historians to say that they. let there be a convention, or a con- London. classic instance of self-determination were not put in force, but there they ference: call it what you like-I ADMISSION, 1/. The monument which marks the Belgium considered itself quite justi- were on the Statute Book, and should prefer to call it an .Emergency "Bayonet Trench" is of the Egyp. fied in throwing off the yoke of Hol- though they may not have been put Parliament-and let them with one tian-Assyrian style, a sort of imNATIONAL DANCING Events. land, in those days called the Nether- in force with the extreme penalty of voice say what they want, and let us mense slab supported by columns. lands. The rule of the Xing of the the law-that is to say, that after a pledge ourselves to grant ST. PATRICK'S DAY TROTTING what There is no ornamentation except a EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN OUR Netherlands became intolerable to certain period the English Govern- they want. The decision them HANDICAP. as to what large cross, in relief, at the entrance ment the Belgians, did not put Catholics to death they want in such circumstances and for years they agiRecord Entries. to the trench. tated for Home Rule or self-deter- and the slaughtering at Tyburn was be different from what is immination, separation out and out. discontinued-yet the lesser 'severi- might War Service of Priests. GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT. now by extreme partisans. They did not get it at once, but they ties remained in full force, and it was agined might wish for a very modipersevered in their efforts and after only in 1829 that Catholics were al- They Father Polimann is one of the CaHIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. of Republic. fied form At all events, some fighting-there was recourse lowed to come into the House of Par- it is impossible for anyone tholic priests whose bravery and dePERTH, 8 P.M. to arms, although a brief one-they liament. In that year six Catholic jecture what the united voiceto con- votion helped to give France the of Ire- ictory. He was one of those young FRIDAY, MARCH 18th. gained their point. What did Great peers subscribed the roll at that land would be if only the people An All Wool BATIIER In colours; We are selling our Ladles' BATHERS had Britain do all those years? Did she table, after the exclusion of Catholics the opportunity of expressing at further Big Reductons. These are there are only a few pairs or these; who reached the age of MiliTickets-Dress Circle and Front their priestsservice exceptional values. We do not InW. and 0.S.; Price 10/6. brand Belgium as a rebel country? for so many centuries. only after the Law of Stalls, 3/; Back Stalls, 2/; Gallery, on these matters of- supreme tary tend carrying over any Bathers to n,.. To recollect these points of history wishes Was it called rebellion? Not at all. Separation was adopted in 1905. It A Splendid BATHER in heavy rib, i mportance. season. No Booking. 1/. I thank your lordships was black or coloured, with coloured or It was condoned and sanctioned, is, I think, useful. They have a bear- sincerely for having in the same year that there was A Smart COSTUME In mixture or listened W. and U.S.; Price to trimmings; me white Latest and Most Popular Airs by and eventually-I think I am correct ing on the present unhappy state of passed another military bill-that wool and cotton, navy and brown, with 13/6. a few minutes, but I only move withdrawing Best Artists. coloured bandIngs, Size W. and 0.8.; --it was Great Britain who put the affairs. Indeed, to come down to a for previresolution for the sake of for- ously allowedtheto exemption A Smart Exceptional UTBSONIA to Price 5/11. first King of the Belgians on the later date, your lordships will no this clergymen of the Selected Items by Schools. colcoloured turn down wool, all navy mality. Really ft is intended Another BATHER In wool and cotton as a different denominations, doubt Throne; sleeve and knee baud; therefore recall entirely that who were buttons; approving the and law of lar, England mixture, heavy rib, black and navy, JAS. DWYER, Hon. Sec. a smart buckled coloured belt; W. ant, was so severe in that reepect that protest against not only this Bill, equired to perform only hospital of self-determination in that case. coloured trimmings, W. and 0.S.; W. J. WEBB, Assistant Sec. ail Bills which may be brought 'duties. Once amenable to the new O.S.; Price 18/6. Price 0/11. If we go a little further back there the Sovereign of this country could but forward which fail to give the su- aw, these young priests became "GOD SAVE IRELAND." is another classic, and perhaps more only be allowed to succeed to the preme to Ireland which seems romantic-instance of self-determina- Crown on condition that at the to me gift of obedience and gallantry. to be demanded by justice- models H.A.0-B. SOCIETY. meeting of tion his in the case first That is why, during the war, they of Greece. Parliament What did he , lamely, that of self-determination. A Smart Style in PYJAMAS without A PYJAMA in fine crepe, sky, ivory, England do then? Having lit the would renounce the Catholic religion. (No. 8 District.) were so often lieutenants and capCollar, pretty .V neck, coloured and .POINT-BLANE DENIAL. ivory frog fasteners; the crepe is fine, and pink, turndown collars, coloured fires of freedom by the rhapsodies of That is not all. By the Act of Wil. t ains and even, at times, command. All she Members of the Metropoli pink,' sky, and Ivory. These are ctft Byron the went further and gave liam III_ he had to renounce and and white frog fastening; W. and 0.8.; In denial of Sir Hamar Green- e rs of battalions. At least two were on very chic lines; W. and O.S.; Price tan Branches of the H.A.C.B. SOblaspheme material help, and and it resulted abjure wood's in the the statement, most sacMr. O'Hanlon, Price 12/6. 19/0. a mong the famous "aces" of the CIETY are requested to Assemble Greeks gaining absolute self-deter- red and the most august mysteries Gen. Secretary of the Irish Fanners' a viation corps. A great number at the IIIBERNIAN HALL, MURof the Catholic mination, absolute religion. freedom from the I h aye the right to wear decorations did my Union, says has the Farmers' Union RAY-STREET, PERTH, on next voke Turkey. Since that time little best to call the attention of not even considered, and is not likely w hich testify to their heroism. Some THURSDAY (ST. PATRICK'S there has been a Kingdom of Greece, this House to that matter, but in to ("insider, the nomination of tan- 3 ,200 other priests and seminarians Deal , at 10.15 ELM., to tare part and at the present moment it is very vain, because the Tory Ministry of idates for the Southern Parliament f ound graves on the battlefields. in the Procession. much before the public that time, although they distinctly ti nder Partition. Father Polimann, having doffed Roll up and join in the DemonWe have classic authority that said that this House had no symis uniform after hi s courageous stration. "history presents a very ample pathy with such a statute and would There are men whose pride is Sc rvice, returned again to his eat-ock, J. J. 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THE W.A RECORD, SATURDAY MARCH 12, 11)2t

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warmly received by every indivi- soldier was distinguished yen when best. a dual present. He said he had tee Flared beside 1-446to _of reminding the gather- They saelailfted ulOgey ad life to pleasure Welcome to the Lord Abbot at (From our Correspondeat). love the or' Ira" of this, the foundation day of glorify ql.gr country St. Ddephonsus' College. (From Our Correspondent). The old .w.hen of their -own Australia. Arrangements are Well inthand for New Norcia 75 years ago, Of Ire eve to learn Pea* evening, the lessolis to Ptant world had many On next Wednesday the'cclebration of After an absence of over twelve BIshop Salvado had co had A sports since from ,Afiatralia, and the views of of St. Patrick's Day, the pupas of tatters National Apostle. in Europe, the Lord Abbot life' seed of Faith, that you and your people are all well. Tell the Christian Brothers' klign School meeting,. which includes trotting months Noreia met the students been watered and has so spread. the peonle drEiirope waee considerNew school of me more about your Sunday take in artists local events, and Perth few; now ably broadened by the Tate war. will assist pedettrian then were and The Catholics loving, the again.-Your write in' you College the when and Biotherfeof - ' AUNT BESSY. In conclusIon, the bard Abbot the presentation of a grand Irish place oat' the East Northam Show College-Theatre last Tues4ay even- we have our beautiful Colleges, the Dorothy Enjoyed the Holidays. a Theatre. Already My Dear Children,-The weather has .10th. in King's on March in New Concert expreseed his delight to be back Grounds 'Ma most precious gems National day it The ing, theist day of March. St. Joseph's Consent. GRANDFATHER'S STORY. been very trying lately, and I fear of obbeen will have consort of the of entries us, and thanked all who feature number Abbot amontst special fair The Lord "Why roust I du li, mother"? whined A bisides welcoming back the Oorcia's crown. Adelaide -street, Fremantle, has put a snuffer on the ardour apA satisfactory feature of chosen, be the -introduction of the latest tained. he wasot given to flattery in partook in the concert, as well as Joe. February 27, lee!. my nieces and nephews, who have Lord Abbot 'onhis "second arrival said speech, someonly obey you would if the Joe, it that "Oh, dance, and meeting song who parently gone into cold storage in forthcoming those showed their apprecia'music the he found the BroIrish his but Dear Aunt Bessy,-I received the without always asking why!" sighed Last Europe, celebrated the first where far from a post omce. Tickets prize list has been already Subscrib- from not forgotwhich should be a draw. in prize fos my Xmas story. anti, needless arrival of Bishop Salnado at un- thers carryipg otit the seale good tion. The Abbot had the week there was a terrible slump and his mother. with it, very pleased i was be specially say, will seas to popular i at the children Austraills paper circulation and in The ten his absence I get, put down are ed. his Spainenow during here anan own wiSik did grandfather Here letters, never a one *as -75 New Norcii. accept my thanks for IL and little I hope you willwfittea looked at Joe over his spectacles. maul, etc. settled of 'in the wao rewards for fair of 3/-, -2/-, add catered lian inallnet for a very mournful soul until the prices province senond'inost numerous was Vie I but before, very day. would base ago on that I years by down "Unless you do, my boy. you'll 'never pommy postman, almost worn on rale Will be writ galore of a holiletter wOrks,"to earnest his offer as usual, Refreshments 'Brothers' Society. and, to He hondays, ttfeliariit on Water said. It is gratifying to see the lively event called many back in me the heat, begged a cup of icenice let- lag did not come within the scope of be like your Uncle Joe," he Mt. R. The said he felt sad in leaving New day---a boy's delight-was applaudfour Joe started to say, but man- and sincere niterest which 'the QA. foe -the hungry and thirsty. "Wh-" the work agination to pioneering from me, and handed me spent several I my' holiday duties. aged to change it into, "What do you They were all I had in a forthers, Men's Society- it taldagkn l'usuer, of Wills and Co., is secretary rendered necessary in those far off Norcia and the College boys, but ed as the best item. the request vacation at Banbury, and mean, grandfather?" from 90 weeks of theI made and night, with the heat varyipg the aequaintance or for its fu- all the time he was away he was was granted. and the gathering disabout him," his all matters tending to (cater the refor the equestrian events, "I'll tell you a story I felt like Robinson while there to 100, and really met Lily, Madge, and Sheila grandfather Ed- days to fit New Norcia Mecca, your Eveh the well in touch with the hap - persed after "God Save Ireland." "ft happened Friday. said. be ligious, social and intellectual wel- Messrs. E. J. Delaney and L. ture-c future that had not been kept Crusoe before a picnic to Paddy's for went I Rooney. to at the used down spent remainwe of the she summer lirst wards are in charge Bessie didn't write, and This uhf hope river. Let the ourpeople. fell into fare of I early predicted. Tor it, but which pairings here. He was frequently but so Blunders, Then your ago about Uncle Joe was island. programme. of the detract portions be my Pet example of regularity. did not ing asked, "What kind of people are nevertheless, to cots incident, cause us will not winya had none the less God's blessing in then, and was Just learning to swim. that time Nellie Gallagher's story or Bay M. HALLION A Grand National Concert in con- advance, as the result of early sac- these Australians?" because their came from, but rather added, to the day's Ile learned to float before he could cider the present activity only a wIlly's adventure at Sharksand whilst swim more than a few strokes by himexcited enjoyment. On another occasion foot takes celebration the with nection name was made famous before the Machine Bread Factory,to North Fremannovelty along, and it so interested I forget whilst the on pan (lash inethe my of the natives rifices made on behalf the bathlne at the Baths, I cut alt parts of self; still he could get -along pretty tle. Bread delivered nie that for a few days a barnacle, and, consequently. I had to well. One day. to give him confidence, lasts. Where is a lot for a prac- place in the Northam Town Hall on and white people of the district. world at Gallipoli and in the tren- Frereantte, catteeloe, C.laremont. Flail or willy-willies, heard often I heat. for the rernaindThe pro- This work has 'since been stipple- ches its France, as the best Saturday, March 19th. sol- and drown Bruit! a Rneciallty. him out into deep water. I was tical society to do in Fremantle. had no idea they nurse three 'sore toeswhich but, goodness me, 1 Pour was, oil the a took my holiday, of or . there be a one, thought varied and I will swimmer, which 'e strong gramme, ping Tel. B739. A, a !alien world The Supplied. Labor held' a most successful rally were so wicked. On my mented by the two wonderful edit diers in the the poor whole, a very delightful one. no danger, but just when we'd got an awful time It surely was to front the return home to Fremantle I Went for was at the Town Hall on Friday night will be carded out by visiting and caticial institutions that are the I happened to look back to people trying to Bud shelterbad results several picnics Jo Point Walter, and well out, Well, children school The local artists. be never I hope I shall very shore. last, under the chairmanship of pride of the old Monastery to -day. storm. I am glad no the vacation, although it passed quick- in such a tight place again! There was Messrs. Ben under the tuition of the 9Isters of 'truly, the saintly pioneers have in Cahill, when followed the trail of "Grandfather's ly, was spent in a very pleasant man - nothing for it but to leave Joe floating Mick render some hope I wilty-willy. returned to school, right them I back with Jones, Larcombe, McCallum and St. Joseph will also nieces him To take these buildings their temporal reyoung my interest will Patrons Story" down to school work. me would have taken too long, and he others outlined Labor's policy. which and have settledw A dances slid concert items. It has a moral ward, in addition to the heaven by and nephews. able to tell swim back by himself. Every- full house gave the speakers every are assured that the concert will reward for the untold and the story I an very pleased to be might appeal to them, sacrifices that I passed the Junior Exam., couldn't you obeying me closeon his depended followed tMng similar if Milan be Instructive the glorious 17th, and also that i.won the prize for without question. and an ettentive be quite up to the mark of encouragement made during those 75 years of hoiy We are nearing ly. Father email hiss To -day decides whether entertainments of previous years. and nephews Christian Doctrine. "Joe." I said, -I've got to leave you; hearing. work and this jubilee, so quietly ce. we and I hope all my nieces and to Fremantle, returnee under now as lecture, for back just I'll come A very interesting don't ask why. of green ready un- are will have theirdobithonour all very pleased to have him with fast as I can. a Don't struggle; don, they who applauded so decidedly the auspices of the Hibernian So. lebrated, is another milestone in the to dear, that day, and Last week all the boarders lose your nerve; just neat until I come are practical Laborites or not. triumph of Benedictine labour Let us not forget her us again. happy Ireland. boarders back. ciety, was delivered in St. Joseph's in the West. The Lord Abbot was to the eth er,' to me et do 'that?" I said. He there to On Tuesday last returned givenwent you no Can may peace that prayers in our in RE- didn't wet why. Ile didn't struggle or Australia by the Omar, which arnew school on Thursday evening to Clime, snit Mr. Bryan, Of THE This by the good God she never failed greeted with generous applause oh CORD oMce, visited the school. a little frightIle gave questions. was ask the lecture of title The eervc.-YOur loving, AUNT BESSY. morning all the girls wont to Point ened gulp at first, but then he stiffen- rived that day at Fremantle, Mr. last. entering, accompanied by the Very Walter for a swim, and as it had bee, ed right up. I left him and swam Andrew Fisher, P.C. who as Prime "Peoples and Problems of the Near. Prior Rios, Fathers Castenares, very hot during the week, they ali away-well, faster than I shall ever Minister was a few short years ago East." Captain W. H. Phillips, Who Rev. Felix, Henry, Bonifacio, and tne It will be my swim again, certainly." FAVOURS RECEIVED. enjoyed themselves. has recently returned to Northam on the thirteenth of March. "Oh, grandfather, what had happen- the idol of Australian Democracy. from the Holy Land, was the lectur- lately arrived students who shared Bits Boulder, sends 2/6 for the birthday you %Veil, dear Aunt Bessy, I have told Mr. Fisher's absence has not caused Joe gasped. "receivedehr"o the welcome With ed?" all the news, so I will close. Captain Phillips occupies a in The un nOurtBlessed Ladyu.rs eYour mother, wno was only a little any lukewarmness to enter the er. concert opened with a trio. 2/6 in stamps best wishes to yourself and the "wee thing, had run away from her nurse, hearts of those for whom he toiled prominent position on the railways W.M., Northam, sends in gratitude foe ones."-Your loving niece. lst. Movement dune petite SymI got and tumbled into deep water. ! for tne "wee onus," He was of Palestine since the Armistice, and phonic, the piano part being well DOROTHY TANGNEY. eaiSa if to her just in time; but It was thanks so earnestly and honestly. favours received thrOugh St. AnthOny. of in the course seen s eta. personally did." has Joe that I 'Wen Uncle to your met arrival a and on by. large repreIt Is always a pleasure to see you in taken by Mr. Donald, L.A.B.; the did be say What in "Grandfather! ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. his duties all places mentioned the lorner. Doiothy, dear, and I an sentative gathering Laborites, of violin by Reg. first Mitchell; second to him again?" Mary for grout glad that your studies haven't alto- wnen you got hearhis He captured the lecture. "E.H.," Kalgoorlie: Grateful who conducted Mrs. Fisher and himkindly gether submerged you. violin by S. Moore. The item was It is a plea- cried just gave another of those funny nice, friendly letter, and your He and the sure to me to know that you were self to the local Trades Hall, where ers at the commencement, and carFather Interest in the -wee ones" been pleased with your prize, and that you little gulps or ills anti said: 'Hello. they were tendered a cordial wel- ried them to Gaza, Beersheba, Jeru- particularly well received. The 6/- you sent have Corner. Henry sang Mendelssohn's "It is Ile didn't ItnOw, of course, e.e Paul had the good fortune to come in tooeh father?' Vincent St. the Beynout, to Damascus, Aleppo, forwarded a come back to our land. Speeches of salem. ot gave him him. I i had left why charge has his voice has Enough:" Shiela during and society Lily, Madre, with That Society. If lie hadn't welcome, in which Mr. Fisher was etc. His description of jarusalem oeen better. "Capricante," a seldom 1 have no It is al- gold watch the neat day. your holidays in Bunbury. piano the attindling home boxes. The Corner has ways a delight to me to hear of such obeyed me absolutely, if he had anew. assured that Labor was still un- and the holy places was most in- solo, was control over them. asked played very finely by me, or questo ot clung or means gird by Were they with you to meetings. At the conclusion of the teresting. Its own way or collecting and nephews. Paddy's Blunders? t cannot thins tions, there Is no doubt whatever that changed and unchangeable in its lecture a large number of souvenirs Fred. Hamann; and "Father ktiley'a cards sent to thy nieces drowned. have fundamental deliver. would principles were that Lily would let any of Paddy's your mother Are not you one or my dear "grownIn the blunders happen to you were she with "And thare_the reason," grandfather ed by Messrs. A. H. Renton, ALL.C., were handed round for inspection. A Horse," by Tim Clifford, workers, 1 think I remember you ups"? hear you. However, I am glad you eneay conalunea. "that boys in this family N. Makin, M.H.R., J. Larcorabe, vote of thanks to the lecturer, mov- up the enthusiasm of the audience I am very pleased to be Corner. SCHOOL FOR DAY PUPILS AND BOARDERS. a ed your introduction to the river-a must never ask why." will for the 17th of March. "Sing us a you hope I and you, from Queensland's Minister for Railways, ed by Rev. Dr. Kearnan, and sec- Song of Australia," by the Seniors, Under the care of the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition. avocation_ The cool souse on a hot day is not to be great success in your wonderfully heartily was well T. Lynch, Mr. by a onded to have had Baglin, You seem J Curtin, and deseleed. "wee ones" are doing good protectors. The situation is Picturesque and Healthy and the Climate notably during you Captain Phillips returns no doubt gave expression to the carried. A. McCallum. under the care of theirsemembrance and full share of ipleasure UNDERWOOD BUSINESS bracing. feelings of the Lord Abbot after am sure It will be of and Thank you for your bless you.--Yout vacation, Mr. Fisher was reticent upon poli- to Palestine at -the end of the pre- his long absence help 1.. you during your school work. God from Australia. In the course of Studies a sound Training in Religious and Secular good wishes. sent month. tical matters. "I am just glad AUNT BESSY. am glad to hear of your success at to loving, COLLEGE subjects is given. I read of It in THE RECORD We regret that we have lost, and Reg. Mitchell reached a high stanbe back in this sunny land," he said, for school. Mr. O'Neill, Jeuapullen, sends £1good I hope The health of the Pupils receives very special care. even before I got your letter. Many thanks, "back among the Australian people." are losing some of our best parish- dard of excellence in a violin solo, the "wee ones." you'll have a very happy birthday. my B USINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. "La Serenata," and W. Moffiat's and fain Sergeant Stewart ioners. friend. If desired, Pupils are prepared for all Music Examinations: also Pressed as views on to his on politics, it will fall although Dorothy, dear solo, "Valse," was piano delicately six hours Course, The Full Business yob will wish I Mr. WantPassion Sunday. and Commercial Subjects. he declared: "What I was thirty ily have gone to Perth. wn at Jarrahwood. played. Vocal solos by W. ParPer clay, £20 for the year, payable years ago I am to -day. many happy returns in anticipation. Their to Maylands. family er and I have not For Further Particulars apply to the LOCAL SUPERIOR. course, A Year's £5 per term. You ,mist not forgot to write to me ae Jarrahwood, via Busselton, When mention departure is regretted sincerely by tington, "The Sunshine of Your three hours per day, £12, payable changed one iota." Haven't I other February 21. 1921. often as you can. Results Commercial Examination, held in December, MO. Smile,' and by 0: Hevron, "Your was very pleas- dear little friends in your home-are £3 per term in advance. EVEN- was made of the rumour that he in- our Catholic people: Man. Mr. T. Dear Aunt Bessy,-1tyoui ONLY-Shorthand, tended to contest the Bendigo seat erney and family and Mr. M. P. Eyes Have Told Me So," were wen National Business College, Sydney. ING STUDY lete nwpiting and they forgetting me?-Your skept lat tsoosry and BookkeepingBESSY. Typewriting, AUNT have Im appreciated. The forther seemed am Diploma Shorthand.John Reason, 99 per cent. not get three evenings per week, £2 10s. against Mr. Hughes at the next elec- McMahon leaae during the present slightly nervous in long for an answer.that I I did his song. Frank Speed Shorthand.-Penelope Wnite, 100 words per minute. sent for; I per term. Theresa Still Writing. tions, Mr. Fisher said emphatically, week. A farewell social is being the collecting card have sent it yet. Speed Shorthand.-Eva Burville, 100 words per minute. do not know if you ball in d of the FOR BOYS. "People .can get that out of their tendered to them on Wednesday Edwards played a nice violin solo, 8 Beaufort -stn et, Perth, TRAINING B USINESS "Shepherd's Dance," and Ju27, 1921. the Speed Typewriting.-Eva Burville, 40 words per minute. February We had a fancy dress six sum. Boys, heads. I have for neither heard of, nor evening. a good Special Full Course hospital fund, anti cleared Dear Aunt Bessy.-I am still writing veniles followed with a very sweet Speed Typewriting.-Linda Greenwood, 40 words per minute. as hours daily, Bookkeeping and Ac- considered such a suggestion." to My sister got the prize; she went sister .Nova was going you. My to Diploma Typewriting.-John Reason, counts, Economic History, Econochorus, "Mary of ArgyleS' Sid They bad penny write to you, but she says she has no per cent. In the course of his reply to the "Cteleen Dawn." £10 out Technology, mc Geography and made and to a pronounced the prize, tends the .eiTOi be Mocre appeared alone to the for finish votes this week, but will perhaps write Diploma Bookkeeping.-Johns Reason, per cent. Business Mathematics, Commercial toast of the health of Mrs. Fisher suceeas, We are going to have time of the voting. We are going to move next week. with musical programme, a violin ntght. °Mee Correspondence, and Patrick's English and himself, Mr. Fisher showed the St. on Advanced Bookkeeping.-Elsie Gardiner, 94 per cent. another ball I will be During the coining winter, Fre- solo, beautifully played. now; his out to Leederville I think. Procedure and Business Method, deep feeling that is always his when The in We have a new schoolmaster Convent School Elementary Business Principles. -Elsie Gardiner, 96 per cent. passed into going to Arranmore Civics and Elementary Economics he said: "MI'S. Fisher going to be well strumental music showed what name ts Mr. Merryman.this I year. I have been there before, and and myself mantle people are We then. -t20 for the year, payable £5 per entertainas regards our for the fourth standard I hope catered much. very it progress like could be made by lessons appreciate your welcome more than hot weather Easter holidays weer soon be here. As term. have been having very then Men's Society well attended and practice it rained; diliand EVENING STUDY ONLY, three we can express to you. Tel. A1940. It is some- menus. The Catholic until last Saturday, is all the news this time I must I hope the "wee this evenings weekly, 52 10s. per term. thing to have been away from a intends to hold numerous aurae. gently superintended. Special creit is fine again now. Fondest love to yourparticulars. Give them my say good-bye. ones" are quite well. tionss with the object of increasing dit is due to Mr. Donald for the Nora also Call or writs for further self anti the "wee ones." Lots country where have you occupied yourself. a 5357. same except love and sends her love.-Your loving niece. its membership, and adding to the excellent work produced by the of kisses for the "wee ones."-Your THERESA McDONAGII. UNDERWOOD BUSINESS COLLEGE, prominent position in its public life sociability of our people. The pro- instrumentalists in this entertainloving niece, due to the expressed will of WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, Keep on writing, my dear Thereat. DENTAL SURGEON. MONICA McKENNA. ceeds of the various enteilainments ment, and for his own kindness in TERRACE. GEORGE'S ST. people at the ballot box, are and to reSo many of my nieces and nephews was Monica. liquidating dear my towards given are to be letter, Your presiding at the piano as accomturn and find that their confidence de- adopting the "g3 slow" policy in their 148 BARRACK -ST. (Upstairs). quite a pleasure ea me, and I am St. Patrick's Hall. The panist. The other artists deserve that I am afraid if the disease on the debt letters Is dohas not been shaken either in your Jarrahwood lighted to knee that card has been becomes contagious poor Aunt Bessy Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered DenYour character or in consequence of the Hibernian Dramatic Society hasa also a word of thanks and encourtag so well. De left absolutely- alone with lazy your keeping will Tabby. tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully draws the agement. to you, aid should be 111that My little Northam friends, measures that you endeavoured to been prevailed upon to present "Colleen old my Bridgetown I am glad AND IMPORTER, in already. Donnybrook and entertainments BOOKSELLER attention of the public to the fact that his practice m Western of dramatic series and Brother Borgia, in a short adpass for what you thought was the and I think that nieces and nephews, are, I ant afraid. Bawn" won a prize, me. The dress of welcome to the Lord Ab309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, benefit of the people. of the object. Australia, dunng the last eighteen years, has been built or, the furtherance . hope St. must r not pens she should write to to their attentive less memorable becotning recommendations solid foundations of meritorious skill and MELBOURNE. Patrick's night will be 0' green" Tell Nora to hurry touch on politics, but I repeat what first of there will be "When Hearts bot, expressed the joy all felt in his will and writing pads. from gratified patients. lie appreciates this so much that he one, and that the "bit Just Arrived, "Europe and the I said in the Federal Parliament be- Are True," followed by "Bubbles" return to the Monastery after his up. When you get back to Arran on Congratulations not be formate, give me all the news, "Faith." address. He has must wishes to prevent mistakes regarding his you one Price, 1L Belloc. The first By and "Erin-Go-Bragh." success compulsory absence for so long. The fore I went to London, when the best to get nieces and your success at school-keep only the one establishment in Perth, and employs no agencies, will if you and .io your Mg, near Monica, and you after so question came up of what kind of is a specially written comedy -drama, Lord Abbot, he knew, for me, to fill the Corner. We 20/6, post free. The Press praises, touts, or canvassers in Town or Country. Yea are not worse off nephews Homlletie Monthly and Pastoral goverinnent you would have during The prosum the study hard. whilst is recently work now. The "Bubbles" to begin must disappointments many and We, trials. are. Review, a magazine for the Clergy, the Medical Profession recommends, and the Public endorses in the matter of heat than we off, and I want every "Erin-Go-Bragh" a little and flier ia cO011lig the war, that, so far as I was con. duced farce. was- glad to be home amongst us. price 22/6 a year. too, led a limo rain-just More than that this marvellous system of removing teeth is daily demonplace in the Circle filled. Life, by Rt. Rev. Win. earned, as a leader, I would not have dramatic, consequently all tastes Brother Borgia recalled% few of The "wee ones," notwithno more. "wee ones"-may I The Other revised strated without pain. are doing that, there are esthe edited by and Schneider, girl boy and for. menace the ttyine weather, little will be well catered cry my the main events head body found among a coaliof the past year. good not appeal to 21/ S.J., price H. Thureton. Bee. Our beautiful sets of Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth are withTi.ank you for your them and very well. love, with a father and mother to and Social Progress, by Rev. tion. (Loud cheers.) I do not say CATHOLIC MEN'S SOCIETY. The visit of the Apostolic Delegate out doubt the best in the world; the contour of the face and wishes and the love you send who loves them, to nelp little ones, E volution post free. price 6/5 S.J. Husslein, J. loving, and Ave.-Your must come first and the magnifiwhose only protection against the cold- The Diary of. Opal Whiteley, written that willingly nor boastfully, but I mouth being reproduced in such a manner as to defy detection. nees and callousaess of the VoiId is St. extender' to Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly tastebetween the ages of 6 and 7 years, love Australia too well, with six On next Thursday night (St. Pat- cence of the -welcome the Vincent's and the Sisters of Mercy? Mary Josephine Writes. preface by Eliery Sedgwick, price 6/4 Australians -born of my own, to I have many the brilliance of ceremonless, and permanently wholesome and pure. Park. Theresa, dear, yon may not underrick's night), a grand concert will him; post tree. Central -avenue, Chester withhoki imitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. Teeth not fitI hope others anything throughout hit would a letter, but that think ies stay be I is long my 1921. stand His 13. and Francis -is A Little Book of St. Beaconstield, Jan. be held in St. Patrick's Hall. to will read it and understand.-Your loy. ting can be remodelled on my new system. At least, call and Brethren, by E. al. Wilmot -Buxton, for the welfare and safety of my intended to mark the official open- revelation to any one who had neDear Aunt Bessy.-I'm writing MISSY. AUNT Ing, one of your price 4/9 post free. My workmanship is see my dentures, before going elsewhere. aniopted cinerary, and the home of witnessed such public functions ask you if I may become old. I have ing of the F.C.M.S. Rooms, and in ver The Christian Faith, by Pere Stan, S.J., -fly wife." I am nine years my best advertisement, because I devote all my time personally nieces. countries. The dole. A Terrible. Tine. and price 3/9 post free. order that the occasion will be a in Catholic one brother and one little sister, to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right where I am Fred. Baglin unconsciously lent memorable gave Heart Convent The Path of Humility, by the author of gate us great encouragement, Station, Sharks Bay, Police we in to the Sacred have one, the committee known by my reputation. 'Spiritual Progress," price 8/- post humor to the gathering when. in exPlease, Aunt February 24, 1921. Beaconsfield. impressed with his School, 1 ft ee. spared no means in engaging what and was deeply Country patients can be attended to in one day; consultamust thank you Dear Aunt fusee Bessy, wilt you send me a card,forand heart of Benedicthe cordially for the afro book you sent Search Lights of Eternity, by Rev. W. plaining the absence of a large num- it is hoped will be the best pro- visit to the win try and collect something tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who conpost 5/9 price Sae ber lumpers With, Pireow. of year had its front the gathering, The Australia. now. tine close I will me. f have road it, and found it a Ireland's Case, by Sestinas MacAlanus. "wee ones." to a Fremanpresented gramme yet sult me and entrust their work to me. he said: "To -day is the lumpers' piclove to yourself and the "wee ones."- most interesting story, arse as it carne price 4/4 post free. Furthermore, it is losses, too, as well as its gains, for Take a note of my address for reference, and call before detle audience. apa pleasant surprise. It was most Yogis loving niece, Mr. Fisher will know that it expected Prior Salinas who had been responof Lourdes, by Rev. J. 3. nic. Archbishop suppose The Logic S.)., that his Grace ciding to go elsewhere. Dentistry in all its branches by Skil1 predated I can tell you. MARY JOSEPHINE o'coarton. post free. 7/3 price is Clifford, the one great day of the year for for many improvements since Aunt Bessy, you have read of the ter ed Assistants. AUNT BESSY. will be present, and certainly sible Fremantle. They have gone away Clune very ribly "willytwilly" we had here last the Lord Abbot's departure, went Beverley, First Sunday. York, First Saturday in the Month. would compel] My dear Mary Josephine,-I tun alone his presence and an awful experience, was PAINTING. to wetweek; It CAR and to the Zoo, MOTOR and nearly all the retire to pleased to beat from you, were not the programme halt off on his self-sacrificing mission anything and I never wish to experience come sou mules my dear niecesquite of Labor are there. sate HARRY McCARTHY sentatives As I run sure you would like It again. the function the Drysdale River, solely for the Tickets for so fine. I ain sure you will be nephews. (Laughter.) I mean that they arc are now on issue, and may be ob- spiritual benefit of the Nor'-West I like ire to tell you something about it, 148 BARRACK -STREET (Upstairs). happy with them, just as happy as Established Over 20 Years. and I will try my best to give you an epispending the day there know you must be in the school 195 PIER-STREET. any member of the so- natives. Then it was with feelings I shall tome of it. The wind begun to blow The Irish National Foresters can tained from patrons playgroune al. lieaconstleld. loss that we said "Goodgrateful of dear with PAINTER. hurricane force on Thursday COACH to are advised pleasure, PRACTICAL ciety, but with card send the congratulate themselves on the sucyo" will do morning, and it also began to rain. It there bye" to three well-known and moMary, and I am confidentones." LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. cess of their fourth annual picnic buy early, as it is possible rained and blew all day, and on Friday your best for the. "wee love and Poor del men from the College bound lot ours the mind and rain increased in force. St. Your held at Point Walter on Sunday may be a scarcity. little darlings! upon The sure we received six and sixty Be and hundred them. Intending members are requested Rome, and the priesthood. Midwifery. and will not be loet Medical, & Surgical, last. The weather conditions were good my four points. The tide began to rise, year finished up with examination Write (Men and beloving'. or that. perfect, and a most enjoyable day's to attend the society's . meetings, and by 3.30 p.m. it was flowing all over 61 CAMBRIDGE -ST., LEZDERlittle Mary Josephene.-Your which are held in St. Patrick's Hall results, that proved the earnest MUSIC SELLERS, MURRAY-STREET the town. At 4 p.m. all the people were VILLE. THE AUNT BESSY. outing resulted. An attractive proand Leaving obliged school, Since the work done by junior rriitthweetvfeo illzilitiiii:gi Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. gromme of pedestrian events added on Thursday evenings. inception these meetings have been Classes during 1920. Many thanks Carmel Sack at St. Joseph's. materially to (near Batas). DINES a pleasant ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET as G. E. dray. One ONLY NOTE who filled due to the Fathers, 9t.. Joseph's Convent, Albany, then out of orator, but the tide was or two exceptional 'incidents added well attended, both with numbers are February 27, test, PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, Correct Postal Address: Box 67, G.P.O., Perth. and enthusiasm, and this happy the gap so well in respect to the you still rising rapidly, and by 6 p.m. the excitement to the day. "The Pirates Dear Aunt Beady,-I suppose ate too was to -STREET. water up the top or our trent his Lorgellip's NO IN BARRACK 965 HAY -STREET. SHOPS to hear (roi, of the Swan" brought back vivid state of affairs bids well to con- College duringSalinas, and his sucwill be surprised and,only that our house is built time to fence, sence--Prior Write for Free Catalogue. agitate but I think It is my the rise of a hill, and built on very recollections of Captain Kidd with tinue. You will he able to on Father write to you. It is a pleasant sight to see that cessor (Rev. Prior Rios), FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. S. STRINGS BEST thatl their novel and successful effort on the above difficult work hr be. h1adaT, Attri?:. Butcher, behalf of the Children's Hospital. stack of timber in the Presbytery. quit), foe hisbarid, raeckbyat Christ- tgatc4i;:e,E77.healrEitiiii F5sther- Ubach grounds, and Snore pleasant indeed paling the' most enjoyable Unto during mywas 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. theentiehtLetne.0,teibe.e eteleftoutyet, On the homeward anirti?ef voyage a goldvery mas holiday, but the weather for his whole-hearted work in effectpearling Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. fields visitor who was enjoying her to hear thil President-, report ant nu I went to several dances anda were nearly all smashed hot. to pieces. ing. external iznpronenlents for dur 'Phone 1341. first trip on the Swan, was unfor- is being absorbed in renovations. We are practising for picnics. ityaovegateit; the on St. Pae:dge,aitt,httlei: :or,e;vbsuelvie convenience and comfort at The committee will be deeply in wancert which is to be held hope tunate enough to make too close au La'', it sincerely I emphasis night. Patrick's acquaintance of what might have debted to anyone who will volun- College. Brother Borgia due T. P. still miss or!-"allilaryTItetiltereserii,dsetrAitdreettshowaIov will be a great success.very Wemuch. the to of gratitude the debt cd teer to assist in completing the reI been at another time and other Family Grocer and Provision Mary and Kathleen sign of abatement until midnight. the their little any NEW NORCIA. would like to see them inOlive, more congenial circumstances -"the pairs; also any kind readers who early Benedictines, who paved St. ts go - It had been up 81 hours, and during all sops of true Kathleeetes sister, possess surplus way here, like a caps. of "book -reading" that time it was impossible to go 398 soothing waters of the Swan." LucROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. Sunday. Phyl- for fear of ing to write to you next pioneers been hadCONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. witii debris and requested' who being killed are Benedict to camunicate aviah kily (Near -Road). 'the -boat Nicholson was at the Cliff -street his was quite pleased to see her letter iron and off houses, trees that parts in Last Mang being in THE RECORD yesterday. Goods carefully packed. Families jetty, end the lady was 'quickly res- the secretary, no. the Fremantle for 1,500 years in foreign from wila 'n wind. held aTers? winning back the country Wednesday Abe. Children of inMary Country orders cued by Larry ("Mick") Brady, of Presbytery. St. Jos- Most of theTor:aid wereh then under waited on daily. a euchre party and dance and everything in them was ab- attended to. derness, in the upkeep of thousthe success, great the a local Hiberniant. was it who Went to eph's Hall; solutely spoilt, so you can see we Terms: Forty-Eight Guineas Per Annum. ands of the poor by their hospital. FREMANTLE. her assistance. igg,lybitp mcgrOcele. WIltlitgeigwAetint to snentthea most anxiouserlt time. At presente ity for centuries past. Admiration For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gas -Fitting, Mrs. L. and Miss Lucy Muland Galvanised Iron Work, yen and the "wee ones."-Your loving all associated be should weather does not keep cool a heavy loss gratitude and ST. PATRICK'S HALL. cahy, of "Knocknagow," Preston niece, of sheep and cattle is feared, as cattle MARK DU for the generous enterprise they CARMEL TOOVEY. Point Road, East Fremantle, are are dying every day for want of water,. For Particulars Apply to the BROTHER DIRECTOR. have always shown, and often with ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT among the passengers detained at -street, Perth. Carmel, dear, I am not, surprised, The people here estimate the total logs Wellington 332.334 unlike gain. It would be no corresponding worldly at t10,000. To make matters worse. why should I he? Drainer. Kalgoorlie and Plumber by Licensed the Transcontinental my father and brother were down in To the MetrOpolitan one of the Cluobles under the shadow Supply, Railway washaways. The work done in New Norcia Water the Corner Perth. (THURSDAY, MARCH 17th.) My father had taken my broof St. Joseph's tosunforget and Drainage Department. for secondary education is another know that I re- they Arthur down to Perth to put him Sewerage, The Hibernian Dramatic Society Don't and me. 8 pm. Dairying Utensils, Baths, Bath Miners, specimen of the same unselin St. Ildephonsus' College. noble sups I gard St. Joseph's 'as a dear old famlMade and is and 'Windmills at Tanks, present preparing its original GRAND CONCERT. working In tiresr?hyou they liar, and so long as toI am omedy drama, "When Hearts Are Under Auspices Fremantle Catholic fish spirit. The splendid opening be remembered taalvl VleT.etwurhnlien the Corner 1 expert IZnedg year; in spite of the discouragethis old the dear of 603 Wellington-st., Perth. (Opposite Railway Goods Yard). many True," for know from Carnarvon presentation by I the as. Bambra, there. shortly. Men'. Society.' A MISS M. MCMAHON and but Arthur is Staying at College ment we have. given to too large a friends have left the playground until strong and enthusiastic cast has THE PREMIER LIME AND STONE MERCHANTS OF W.A. the XIII1a holidays. I am sure dad will CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS, & been engaged, and the tea rooms and have gone into u1ore number, Leading come not realise what a state we were to the society in Artists from Perth and Absolutely the Highest Percentage of Lime in the State. austere ways. b..t those who !railCONFECTIONERY. Torresustifytl faith °ntiainues..toBitisotr courage Cnd unless he has seen the results. Write for Prices and Particulars before purchasing elsewhere. after them should keep up the I do Fremantle. 32 Pier -street, Path of grateful Memory ill the educaHot's of the seanol no also all their not thick you could tulagine what a The only BRIGGS in the TRADE. No We defy competition. , h'ilIe 0.. state the town was in, and the bare. places In lite Carnets GRAND IRISH NA1170NAL (Near Hav-street). tional 'pokibilities of a rural catirge connection with others trading under a similar name. Lime for the raithful few, should do your Pest meter le .falUng sagaill tti-day'aud the SACRED HEART LADIES' COL in hie dioc'ete:., Manure at very low rate. sA ' CONCERT: to mai the vacant places. and help Pee people Mal wing Awilieg blow.. Well. LEO, We hire berg, too, in front of us, GLANVILLE'Svivo that. Due Awn created by the dear Aunt MIMS r -mtbk I saall "bring pleased tcr bear MY letter top close, as 'Jeer I will be LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. AT ZING'S THEATRE, TUCKFIEL7ISTREET, then'gibl .11ifift'es I anti very boltthat' you *enjoyed your Christmason fit. taking Mr too much of yOhr ,space, but eat Australlap neinedy. ;on. - rItZ7dANTLE. EAST FREMANTLE. 's Lotsrdibi tabbotn. tu e ele.°41thf.icieficf osithdeen, days.' and I trust the ooncert. t nope you will excuse me this time. Helier and Speedy Cure or ell ii T.15665 great success. hove-to. yourSelf Patriek's,night will be aMary by the Religious of work while in Europe. They are and the "wee ones."- aches, Neuralgia, Toothache, an - On WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16th. Conducted and Katlis Your loving niece. Of course, we all miss on to carry anxiety Lumhis Sciatica, proof of Rheumatism, the nuenza, Notre Dame Des Missions. by the consoled NEXT. leen, but we are NELLIE GALLAGHER. I / 9 per box, or 3d. bago, etc. Price, the week of his two ilhistrious pie BOARDERS and DAY happy. knowledge that they aro verythat Nellie. dear, I read el the terrible each powder. H. C. Glanville, M.P.S., The Very Latest Irish Music, Song the deeesiort. We all join in-extending I am else pleased to know SCHOLAR,. Fremantle (Two doors a time which the people at Searks Bay Market-st., Children of Marys concert was besuch to his Lordship the Abbot and his Post from OMee). Dance. and prepared during Willy-wely's visit, are fhe sey had, the in the Unnersity Pupils must There successful one. young disciples a hearty welcome in- morning paper, and I had a sickening and Musical Examinations. eral of my nieces amongst them; Corner. fear that my little friend had been a VALISCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Local Artists Assisted by Christian the RoyS and Brothers on behalf vile them to return to the ,For particulars to further apply of the visihardships Perhaps, my good friend, Rev. Mother, sufferer from the Brothers' Boy?. at St. Ildephousue. Terrace. Miss Harvest ea O'Callaghan MOTHER PRIORESS. REV. I am glad nothing beyond the Would speak a word for the Corner, tattoo. easeemeserieswewmareense. Materuity. 'jeleThos Lord-- Abbot un rising, was inconeratenees occasioned happened to Surgical. Medital Isaaclast s s,,i sad so pieces yeur lasts s, Our letter tntereetell ine ea!s lee et? r Ontalt.

Aunt Bessy's Corner.

much, and I am pleated Itiaryour 'Seize I hope there gave you such pleasure. storms will be no more trouble from and big blows to affright your little community and that there will soon be no evidence left of the hardship Shark, Bay underwent during February. Writ. I am glad to know often, Nellie, dear.

FREMANTLE.

AT NEW NORCIA

NpRTHAM.

St. Joseph's Convent Albany

W. BOXALL

William P. Linehan

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W. BOXALL.' Dental Surgeon

Gerard's Hospital

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ALBERT

BEECROFT

St. Ildephonsus' College

HERBERT

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BRIO GS

ROWLAND,

and1-ICALV'S Tailors -Men's Furnishers 136 Murray Street, Perth

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?he tieual fortnightly !social anti strength to Australia. Mayne was not dance or the above society was held a conspicuous success whtM 141 EngJuveniles. on Thursday evening, February 25th. land on with the last Australian team The Weather had been hest during the 2,,,, 3 for One starting the second round Hen - week, but Thursday tour, and Willie tile :selectors must have experienced a cool (By .WATTLE.") their reasons for giving him their pre- stoobakw 1)baleitiendg.LYLnylkhwhahndthelectLeasstighathihn change, which was, no doubt, partly responsible the good attendance. A Claremont v. Midland. ference. to the man in the street those open the batting, but Lynch new feature for Saturday's Play in W.A.C.A. Games. on the evening's proreasons arc certainly obscure. A Colnwickets. 111 won by eight ---,.... claremont "A" Grade. was -.the inauguration or the of the three men under discue- ,N,,.-:Oit dismissed Brady gramme ended,roi. the %teal tohfe society'sparison North Perth, 181 and 5 for 97, de- a first knock Claremont ran up 254, society's canteen, which was run by Men went and started brilliantly, bun members of Gent's. Cashmere Half HOSE, in black, grey, and brown, made in Mated East Perth, ISO, by one run 011 and then disposed of Midland for 16e. sier] is given below; the social committee. Solt McLaughlin was caught out at 13. Thomas played a great knock fur Mid Batting. 1st. innings. were sold at threepence each, England; a special line. Boans Special Price, 3/I1 a Pair. still kept in, while me other wickets drinks and a substantial profit was made. As Claremont, 209, defeated Midland, hind in getting. 82. Holmes 28, Lucas In. N.O. II.S. Ti. Av. Runciman soon the prima fast but of the were falling be and Moseley 11, also helped apto 131 and 43, outright, by an innings and 13, Gent's. Cotton Half HOSE, in black, brown, and navy., Special E. laddietill . 7 152 141 34.2 joined him, and they kept together till devoted preciably. Claremont, 2 for 96 (Cav- A. to some charitable object, 35 rune. Price 2/11 A. Richardson . 7 1 53' 203 Pair. 33.8 was bowled by Henshaw; Runctman he and their friends should not e., Sublaco. 8 for 267 (declared,. de- ey 42 not out, Butcher 29 not out), (te- E. R. Mayne . . 7 82 217 31 Then the re- members was then bowled out. be backward in making use of it. DurGent's. Cellular Knee PANTS, a, splendid line Mated West Perth, 159 and 91, out - etered, and then disposed of Midiatel for summer wear. Spe mining wickets soon fell, and Hen- ing the evening Misses K. and M. LatBowling. for 89 (Holmes 28, and Dobson Id). right, by an innings and 11 runs. shaw took his men for batting. Lynes, cial Price, 4/6 Pair. N. IL W. At. had a second Innings, but it was not ferty delighted the audience with a C.Y.111.11. v. Railways. (I. ',11'. Grade. good rendering of "What Ood Made A. E. Liddicult 1e 15.s finished. 63.4 4 100 Gent's. English Brown Cotton Balleriggan UNDERSFIIRTS ant The score for Lynch was Mothers For," and for an enco re they C.Y.M.S. met Railways in the Semi - A. Richardson . 180 19 765 16 48 North Perth, 226, defeated East made by McLaughlin (47), Runclman revived an PANTS, usual price, 9/11 a garment. Special Price, 7/13. old favourite, "Where the Fresh laurels were E. R. Mayne did not nowl. Perth, 121 and 95, outright, by an in- final on Saturday. (41), and Brady (13). While lien- River Shannon Flows," which was On the face of it, the selectors ap- shaw (four wickets fur won by C.Y.M.S. The game has reach nings and 10 runs. 64), Wags Men's Fur Felt HATS, latest shapes, GI to 61, usual price, 19/9. heartily applauded. The fortnightly Sublime, 100 and 4 for 75, dereaten ea the stage where the result is a Pear to have arrived at their decision by burst (five for 40), and Lee Steer° (lances have Special I'rice, 8/11. very popular, anti Railways bat - a queer process of reasoning. (two for five) were the best bowlers all the young'become West Perth, 145 and 5 for 118, by 15 roregoae conclusion. people, In St. Joseph's ted first, but Jack Beasley trundled so LyncIt's team's omega Mould make on the cispositie team. runs on 1st. innings. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' COLLEGE, Gent's Panama HATS.ainart shapes, large sizes only; usual price, 12/6 a point of eomtng total score was 143. While the score Wong to them. (de- effectively that the small score 01' 71 Claremont, 254 and 2 for 96 Annual Swimming Sports. floor is p,00ti. to 15,6. Special Price, 5/8. for Ilenshaw was made by Longimrst first-class musk, isTileprovided. re. elated), defeated Midland, 102 and 89. was all that the Railwaymen could2 1,_ and ,,pOrt, of swimming the The annual (12) Renshaw McLaughlin and (7): Cord. Bea -ley secured 7 for wickets. eight mitright, by are assured or a good night's amuseGent's Straw BOATERS, smart shapes, 6 7-8 to 7 1-8; usual pries, Cinietian Brothers' nemesis were held bowled three wickets for nil, Blume- talent match-wlman, tigurea. Roy Gordon, at Performances of Note. 4/11. LI awley Baths on et etinesday, end. than got four wickets for nine, and pence. for the moderate charge of eix Special Price, 2/6. 2 for 35, and McComielt, 1 for 9.. ac'1A" Grade, The events were all Interesting, Lynch two for nil The score that counted for the remaining Internet'. inst. The branch meeting was held on were witneaslinisties llenshaw's team made was only cud some close 36. Batting: ileindrichs ( S.) , 122 not Thursday, Match easily ine most !success- ed. 3rd. In the absence Rudolph nambert, who von the Lynch whining the match by over 100 of Mr. lerown, tile president, out; Healey (8.), 07; Do" (E.", 55: ful batsman for Railway. He bit tip open 100 yards, 50 yards back stroke, run.. Miss W. O'Reilly (V.P.), presided. 3. Clark (W.P,.), 34; Christian (3.P.), About at) 36, which included seven cs. C.Y.M.S. and was second in the 50 yards breast es. The next match played nees'is tebatetnwege.n. members were present. Correspond31 not out: IL Guy (W.7..), 27; ''''. has 3 for 14u on the board. "Joe" stroke and the open 424 yards chantIcEvoy and Hynes. Hy ence was received from St. Patrick's Watts (M.,), 23 not out. e , Canny was In great form for 55 not pionships, was the !noel succeseite ing in first made 93. Maloney (12), Perth, inviting members to Bowling: Packhani (C1.), 7 for et.; nut. He aiso won the 100 yarde Hynes (12), Gill (10), and Baldwin Branch. Jack Minihan swimmer. He hit six 4's. along -delegates to a shooting Henna (S.), 6 for 39; Thomson (CI.). Was also to the fore with a neatly earn- open handicap. The following are (17) made the best scores, while Mc- send tournament on the same night (March results:4. tine Mil 2 for Evoy and Campbell did the best with 3rd.). ' piled 46 not out. Ile also lull halt -a.On account of the late notice .13" Grade. When McEvoy went his given, members the bail. dozen "Pourers." Jack Mayhew hello. Open Championships. could not avail themteam made 43; McEvoy (9), Fryer (8), selves of the invitation. Batting: Thomas (M.), 82: Clarke ed appreciably with 16. "Billy" Hayes. Three new 100 Yards. 11. Lambert, t s. ,* and Scott (9) made the best scores. secured the members, (E.P,.), et ; for Railways, three wicIn the persons of Misses K. Paseell not out; M.P.), 41 2; le Burnett, 3. Maloney Hynes doing and the best and E. Walsh, (S.), 32; kets at a of 30 coat runs, and, einemand Mr. T. Rees, were McLeod (E,.P.), 25; Hogan eni N eras ureast Stroke: W. Lightbowilug for Hynes' team. initiated as members of the society. Wimbridge (Cl.), 31; Cavey (Cl.). 42 !arty enough, secured the "hat trick." lee 1; IL Lambert, 2; J. Smith, 3. The f011owing match was Four nominations were also received 50 Varna Baca Stroke: it. Lambert, ilensllaw not out; Butcher (cf.), 29; Holmes As Cosmopolitans, made the big score and McEvoy. &delight' 's for membership. It was decided to of II for 901, it would appear that 1; E. Holman, 2; T. Cornwall. 3(M.), 28 and 38team went in first, and made only 7. hold a picnic on Sunday. 20th inst. This G. H. Lambert, for 27; Mistrals Smith, 1; 4 J. Will be defeated. 424 Nerds: and if title thing Of importance In society matters Bowling: Fergie (N.P.), Longhurst (12) and Lee Steere (5) Is to be the final picnic for the preer; eventuates within the nest month or so. North, 3efor 29; F. NOrth (N.P.), 5 for should hempen then C.Y.M.S. will once 2; E. ilonnan, 3. doing the best with Inc bats; wIttle sent season, and all members are asked Under 18. arrain meet Cosmopolitan. in the tight Members are beginning to wonder 46. McEvoy got almost all the wickets to to be present and help to make it a 212 Yards: J. entitle, 1; W. Lambert, the for the eremiership. his credit,. While McEvoy's team were succese. Kalgoorlie Stand. After C.Y.N.S. the meeting was con Now the Clubs Last Wednesday night, the first meet1, J. Cusack, S. t theunicgnuimirreaekrapaspoL appointed In they made 86; Campbell (39), Bu eluded, the members proceeded to "11" Grade, The Australian Xl. Will Play In Pith. On the 7111 lost, the president, Mr. lug of the new committee was held, and to make the Under 115. necessary arrangements ton (11), and McEvoy making the best themselves with the syllabus item J. J. Lawler, presided over a fair burster., lent some 'dry impoi was dean have Neon. atbeen rather unlucky, and so we To -day week will be a red letter day , 1°°2 W. "WIDIII. I; E. scores. Lengburst and Lee Steere got for the evening, viz., a musical evening. tendance with. or A fuller report this Meeting le. W. lee In. Pis. oldiatell. 3, ; L. of members. pay, The secretary must wait a little longer. On that day Ausmost of the wickets for lienshave a .e for local cricketers. *veTheurr, iya reported that the photographs of the Under 14. Another question Claremont .. .. 8 would like to team. 'ii ie trallaeserepresentatives, who have so deYoung Ireland society. Next ThursdayhP ireSth.elestattrivecekh'S Day.'egive members some we Model Parliament had been taken on 75 yards; E. Lengthy, 1; O. McAul.. 8 aasnrance Sublaco .. con 1 i i eisivelO defeated the M.C.C. team, and life, 2; D. Bahre and M. Casey, tie, 3. wwilnLytinieth.netix:nxtte4.be,i.tuee-enettilitilynni.esst Sunday, and the proofs wallet be ready and this year our sostety has pflao Of neCtlOn wlrb, Js when the billiard tour3 8 East Perth .. .. t i who will Held the battles over again in place' In the preeetil.31 to far as the fitment will finish, but we can't. Under 18. for approval at tile next meeting. 4 it 1 es. North Perth .. . g A very well attended meeting a match made 32. Gallagher -, England, are to c0 Minence -(8) and Ma- held was was furthermore decided to have one societies are coneerneel 50 Yards: T. Rodriquez, 1; J. Ryan, and As 'many 2 I last West Perth .. . 8 Monday evening, .e..........." Loney (7) made the best score; while and a very enlarged, and hung in the hall. Ar- members as can possibly manage Whatever 1; L. Walsh, it. against the pick of W.A. it .. 8 Midland .. McLaughlin got most of the wickets Itialsll,eprito egrrrmei,eed.weAllftmer the result may be, enthusiasts may feel ' Under 12. rangements were made for the promo- should assemble in Murray -street, In the to his credit. In the tunings of tion of the first dance on Easter Mon- the vicinity of the Hibernian flail, at Produce 35 Yards: W. Norman, I; \V. O'Brien, assured that plenty of sparkling erreWA.C.A. Competition. Merchants, Victoria Park, 1.ynch's team they got out Very cheaply the boys or the soelely gave "The Land day. least hair an hour before tee C. herring, 3. Mr. H. Herron reported procession 2; be provided. interest that he will Special ket Ora-Ma-Chree." which reflected had received a challenge for a debate moves off, and Alec. Campbell, who has have on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Hay, There will be no grade matches Until will attach to the fixture. as no Ausand only made 11. McLaughlin (5) of Handicap Events. This is caused by ComApril 2nd. Open 100 Yards: R. Lambert, 1; F. made the best Score; Willie Maloney IlVeaut,ecredalt gorneattheoBrrtotohferstr, aninermrsutrhei; with the Boulder C.Y.M.S. to take place been appointed the society's marshal, Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, Linseed, tralian team has ever left fur England and Maize. and Hynes Terms did the best Cash. at bowling. Tel. A3945. try Week Competition taking up to3. will see that Wililains, on the they get their 2; Horace 21st Inst. allotted The challenge was with such laurels as have been won by Burnett, Mr. Boland gave a very fine accepted, and the subject of the White There arc a few matches to finish young. position. Several of our members no day; Cite match with Australian XI. on 5o Yards Open Breast Stroke: W. men. Mr. Farley. secres Mr. Australia Polity was chosen. yet, two of which Hynes is very likely exhibition of Irish step -dancing. doubt will be thinkidg of marching 19M., and Easter Saturday being an iserrsrnstroner's 1; V. Daly, 2; T. Cornwall, 3. The ..., Courtney supported h m In the exhi- team to represent Kalgoorlie was then with other societies, of which they are o en IL C. Yards, under tb: W. Cutmere, 1, Saturday. well In hand. All roads on the 19th. J. 100 The results of the competition uPs bition of dancing with a horn -pipe. selected, those picked being Messrs. members, but we appeal to them to go Cusack, 2; A. Herbert, 3. Country Week. UNDSRTAILIERS, should lead tO the W.A.C.A. Ground, Norman, 1; to -date are as follows:-frynes 7, Hen - The little Mimes Sellivan gave a very Gowane (2), A. Carrigg, and J. Moore: this year In the P.C.Y.M.S. brigade, and under 13: 8, McEvoy 2, and Lynch 3 points One rendering of the 'Wind." and were emerglihey, Mr. J. Ryan. Particulars as The Country Week commenced on- Hay -street East. help to swell our numbers. 3.W. A new memSome or L. Walsh,Yards2.; 281 NsWoliSTLI-ST., PERTH, followed by Masters Powell, Sullivan ber, Mr. Miller, was admitted. The folloWing are entrance fees are advertised elsewhere. Wednesday. The our members are competing in the vari(2), Coyne, section:whose Me patriotic song 1 No. in 'Phone syllabus ous pedestrian item for tne night was a events to he decided at (Day or ?Agin) .. ALM The following have been selected tel CRICKET AT NEW NORCIA. balance Of fixtures brought down the house. Mr. Me. question box, some of the subjects the sports in the afternoon, but this -------State in the game March 12: Kalgoorlie v. Katanning, represent the Heinen gave some selections of "The discussed being:-baneinr, Ireland and Year, through some misadventure, the Association, west; Nor-West-Idurchis against the Australian Xl..:-ChrisBryant met Clifford on the oval last Sentimental Bloke-.', which were up- an Irish Republic, the Present Gov- society has no relay team entered. east; . son v. Swan Metric to was determined and Wednesday, ernment, Trade Unionism, Smoking, Healey and Robinson (Subiaco): A report of last Saturday's cricket Tobacconlet, Perth, will be pleased if Bryant erley-YOrk V. Northam, Sublaco; Fer- ard, up for his last defeat. yanodrththe Widening of the Streets of match will be found In our Bolt and Meek (East Perth): Peckham make Tile usual weekly meeting of the CORRESPONDENTS WANTED. sporting you would call for your requirements the toss, and sent Clifford to bat. guson, a bye. Evers won and Banks (Claremont): Association will columns. take and save money. Shaving Id., HaircutW. Bryant was out in the first over W.A. Trotting March 14: Kalgoorlie v. Ferguson, Rowe Among the speakers were Perth),. Twelfth Man. M. Messrs. R. to place -night at the grounds. Ilay- Foresters, C.Y.M. Societies, and kin- Moore, Carrigg. Katan- (West There The wind was fairly strong, one man whom we Lope to ting ad. Orders sent to any part of for one. A3110ClatIOO, east; Northam v. Ryan. Gowans (2), see finishis the Evans (North Perth). A seven-event cricket season as bril- WA. by V.P. Post. and a big swerve was noticeable on Street East. No remittance ning. Lot011, east; Swan Districts v. Sundries. Is listed for competition, Ind :red Societies. are quested to as - Horan, Bartlett, Fogarty, Miller, Dea- liantly as he began granule played needed. Bryant W. Cheapest in Perth. Nor'pitches. it, west; both and also make up Aeration, Razors -York, Beverley con, harrop, Salter, Wylie, and Casson. for the cheap with news exciting st the racing will be and doubtless Set; one of these swerves, THE RECORD Watches, straight to is showing way be enolph" ileindrichs line was dismissed Pipes, or any other arin West-Mtirehlesen, 11yei au uterestng. It is interesting to next the the ticles slips. When last Repaired up in Cosmopolitan it went match, and with It is quite unthat guarantee. items. Any suggestions that tend March 15: XalkerOrlie v. Swan His- form with the bat. note that winners to -night .will be so only 3(,, is score was Paddy fen the Raphael. We all have vivid tricts, Luton, east; Nor,West-liturchi- usual for a local batsman to score a wicket recollections of Paddy's vnaynnficent that an early finish was foraeen, mid penalised for tile big 'welds taking to improve our usefulness or help in son v. Ketanning, Subliteo: Ferguson v. century In consecutive matches. D.H. Clifford was all out for 83. S,. Byrne place at the Easier Carnival. Officers of the H.A.C.B.S., I.N. 'lite House fur Men's Wear. In the first match of the seaThe century Northam, Luton, west; Beverley-YOrk. accomplished this when he hit up 122 made top score with 22. Bryant went In son, and we wish him similar success the development of any society Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, West Perth on Suter UnSHOE STORRS not out against a bye, to bat with every hope of a win, but at should be written out and sent in to derwear, Etc. Hannati-st., Kalgoorlie for the close of the season. March 16: Nor' -West -Murchison v. day last. lit the previous game against the start the wickets fell fast. Bryant Jack Raphael is baek again and look- 130 HIGH -STREET, PlitZNAIJTLI. 'Phone 1474. this office before noon on Wednes. (Opp. Post Office,. 'Phone B425. Beverley-YOrk, Loton, west; Katanuing Eest Perth be ran up 128 not out. By himself remained immovable however; ing well, but we are very sorry to days. Every officer should see that v. Ferguson, Loton, eget; Northam v. these two performances .Dolph" has although he gave a couple of chances learn he will be enable to guide the PRODUCE MARKET REPORT. Swan Districts, Subiaco; Kalgoorlie, e greatly improved his batting average-- he made 104 not out, while the second destiny of our football team for this society has a pronerly con 250 runs without losing his wicket is top score was ten,. The Wesiraltaii Verniers Ltd., .Wel- his or her coming season. bye. Jack is a good allTHE RE. stituted reporter for his batting a good performance. Prime Beef Butcher, lianitan-street, round sport, FOr Bryant, the captain got seven Mr lington-street, Perth, report under date well as a true spertsMarch 17: Final for premiers. CORD, who should be inat'ucted to Kalgoorlie. Tel. 4e8. Maritana-street, man, and lastaswinter March, 1921, as follows:_ he very capably Owing to the withdrawal of Gerald- though solid lacks enterprise.a brilliant 37; for Clifford, Clifford got five for 9thChaff.-Yardings PicaltIly, Telephone played 474. Healey 41,. ftdI of chaff "Tim" have in news relating to the branch been send captained the was necessociety's fixtures team, while durof a remitting ton. At the College McCabe played Byrne. slightly better for the past week, and regularly and promptly. ing the summer ho was vice-captatn of sary for the 2nd. section, and the new knock for 67 not out against West The McCabe and toss, as the a result won values latter are a little easier, the first were "B" cricket Included in his fifty team. The retirement fixtures were not available for publics- Perth. stayed there for two and a V.A.Q. to Prime 1s6ing worth today of Jack Raphael, which we believe is Ile is a fearless batted. He out no less than ten 4's. tion of the three, and made t8/5/- to £8/7/6 per ton. half hours a certainty, from his position of skiproariouely received. Mr. Boland again The Goldfields 'Undertakers, 18 Han- per, ner /es,. Pauntless, attacker of the howling, and his axial - only A river ere ISO runs leaving Kevin Byrne 30 will necessitate nalost., the Kalgoorlie. football team Why was the best of the Oaten Do Litton on Saturday Chaff.-Supplies We Lead? 2 p.m. a at still the this time with Jetty remelts obliged meeting, narrack-street leaving 'the play on the light side, With to make the score,. its eyes open for someone to It is batting such as the minutes best quality line exhibltiou of a horn -pipe. Mr. Because we understand our business. keeping On S1111110V, 132a. HIV., has beau ar- afternoon. was very slow, and besides a great fill his place. So now, you would-be 'Phone 327. of 1110 mime! for the couotey criketers now Mblaco man allowed against West ntunber of chances were messed. Mc- retching up to t7/t0/- porker. leaders, place yoterserves lea hille-proHe scored Cabe got 40, and F. Jones 42; these Perth that spectators like. Wis.-The market Is a little timer, tt Is, 17;irl`gtel' in Perth. Minellee before the eyes of the football"A" Grade Play. freely from a great variety of strokes, were the man scores, while fur It. good heavy feeds to -day being worth which is always well received, and this ers, and If you arc not members of the time was no exception. "Ireland and 3/3 was the main feaThere to but forceful dieting out. 3/4 33 not per bushel, got A. Sexton While Byrne, light Perth. Seat join up right away, soe that North Perth v. Liberty" by the boys followed, and was For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, society K. samples sold down to 2/1,,ji. of his sparkling effort. were no wickets down for 45,. from the word go you may sleet to East Perth in this game suffered de- tore A song accorded a good receetton. also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. liemah secured the "hat trick" Byrne got five wickets for 59, and V. practice with the members of the 1921 Cape Barley.-The market Iles beets by Miss P. Doherty, in which her line feat by the narrowest of margiuseate against West Perth on Saturday. This Came two for 46. premiership fairly team. well supplied during unlucky; very tile was 110 last side took the voice was heard to advantage, The run. Saturday's matches were as follow: Week or two, with the result that delighted audience by storm. A comic bowler has received poor treatment At last. so it would seem, the time less than three batsmen were run out. from our State select lot's, Byrne v,. Bryant at the ground. M. values are a little easter, best quality song by the boys followed and provokfut. the Perth Catholic Young Men's SoCollege. "Rill Triers" are inmost cases the result at the McCabe v. Clifford to -day first day of the third Test fetching the Butcher, 4/10 per bushel. 245 Carr-st., Leederville. ciety to make its mark has come, and A four-hand reel by ed mdch mirth. of badly Judged runs, but in the case 313On runs were scored for the loss of At the ground Bryant batted first, Potatoes.-Good Prime Beef, Mutton, Poll, Lamb al- In the very near future we hope to see for prime the young girls, Miss Giennon is train some very fast scoring was done. quality, but little demand of Le -Inman in this game it was purely seven wickets, offering, For one Mg took very well. and the audience ways on hand. Corned Beef and Small the society conlingento its own. Was the highest and Take Jim Chine reached the century mark. truck of pidine in going tor a second run- number scored on That bad luck. Goods a Speciality. All Meat kept hi note of this little remark, add keep quality durtug tile the any single day of of to see this' form very pleased were This is time. all the hard chalks hitting the you that would have made we secured £ 10/5/. per ton, dancing, after the rooster-hopping or Cool Storage on Premises. Tel. A3297. your eyes and ears open, to see It anyseries. On the second day of the sec- Jim's first century; more to come' R. week ,cittai-tte tell Just before ralching While a small parcel of exceptionally the ballroom. Wallis' violin twice for Mr. and Test 310 runs were scored team of the The rest Bryant got 76,. grateful, and fell in such a positibh that the loss of six wickets. P. clean potatoes wag sold at the rate Gone were all that could be desired, On the last went comparatively cheap except made ft lulposetble for him to get his day of the first Test nine wickets fie and were enthuelasticaDy encored. The innings was OF e11/10/- per ton. Ouhl, 45 note out. bat home before Stokes took the balls for 234 runs. Quotations: Best crosebred wethers, 202,. K,. Byrne six for at declared Mad- After several items of business had beet, Misplay Leo Bott gave a splendid oft. discused the. Meeting closed with the They e6/- to 27/-, good 23/. to 55/whose death in Eng- sent Sexton and Seaman to bat,. Schofield He gave of leatting in compiling 55. 1w- to 20/-; best crossbred singing of the Soldier's kept the wicket up till time., Sexton I 6" was a bowler land 4aet recently, 21/- to 26/ -,rood le/- to Notice.-Nominations for oftice fie but one dunce to -Frank getting 49 retired; Seaman 19 out. first. ewes, BUY Hammond is im- ostarhei,gahnVwasishi littelethentinhHtiresrt York 21/-, medium 14/- to 17]-; beat Mer- next half-year cloPe Monday, March 14. Mg at deep point. the College McCabe batted form - A At 24/- to 26/-, good Monday, March 21, will be election He made 17 on Saturday in ed a powerful trio or trundlers. couple of chances were missed at ino mealier,. proving. lie beautibe20/Bandy team to 13/-, night. medium 14/- to £61-. Ile lifted the very start, and Clifford's good form. 11120 prominence in first Verne 1805. and light 13/-; best merino ewes, 15/McCabe re came disheartened,. fully for 0, but in endeavouring toKent and front then oil until his retirement Smythe were not separated till the 100 t0 elk, good 15/- to 17/- medium I.N.F. PICNIC. peat the stroke lost ilia Wicket: Be with was passed, Smythe 53, McCabe 1e/- to 14/-, light and plain 8/' to only added four to his score of the pre- ttWe et"gosnintIT to 1013 le cap - mark Abbott also added a half 101-. 82 retired. Bandy. 3 for 30, did lured 1,040 vious Saturday. wickets at a cost or 16 bat withwent Its to Landis. success attended the Clifford -1575 penned, lthivreeedented century. being -About Ills for Norths. best with the ball but annual at their ;iiinrelesnelrecrpfuuttea tic anything 600 oreeiers under 'Sallow.] I hope of getting last week's Irish out any stipply, and a deceptive slows always commanded telluhraeteeeelPoWlerli,e as'n.tstls The tall end batted first, total absence of anything like good to picnic at Point Walter on eunday ButtsWorth, 3 for 60, have secured more Wickets without asto- aandstrike,. great respect. prline quality. Prices in sympathy last. three fell for about two runs. 'the s.s. Perth, from the metwas over bowled by North's skipper. sistance from time field than any of his For Clifford W. James got four We with sheep were down accordingly. ropolis. and the Dauntless and other ()bristle!), 1 for 36, secured the remain- contemporaries. In 1909. for instance, 37, Clifford three for 79. For McCabe Quotations: Best lambs 17/- to 20/-, boats filen Fremantle were crowded Norths' fielding was ex- he captured 158 wickets, and was In- Smythe got three for 17. ing wicket. good 15/- to 16/-, medinm 11,../ to with members and their friends. The Frank Halliday, at point, becellent. The fixture for the Association last 14/-, light 8/- to 10/-.make a special effort to proto assistance from his eolleagues Mission. versus was Plains Pige.-347" yarded, being about 200 Foresters Sunday ing especially worthy Of mention. He for only 28 or these. vide a gala day for children, and on He clean bowl - Plains batted first, sending T. Fitz- below last figures. There was this occasion bad the pleasure of seebrought off a smart piece Of fielding ed 115, got 13 b. gerald (jun.) and M. Lanigan to the the usual week's attendance of metropolitan of out" "running in the resulted that folk at 2. He always had as his object the wickets. The batting of tile Plains buyers, feeders, and curers, but not- ing Just OP a thousand young A1101 Evans. These were bowling of a batsman, and he did not up to the mark, and the wire was withstanding the shorter supply the their annual gathering. North Perth lost 5 for q7 at a sec- trust for the batsman's dismissal to was Cool well dtvided. Joe Lanigan headed the market showed no Improvement on last provided With fruit, cake, ofand event. Christian 31 not out, Some mishit. nod knock. and a rrogramme drinks. Of his 1,940 wickets, list with 73, J. Gime 36, A. Lanigan week's easter rates, porkers being Mac. leetins 20, litittsworth 25, and Rau1,443 were secured without Issistance 27, T. Fitzgerald 24, and C. K. David- about id. and choppers Id. per lb. suitable to an ages. !rout the tiny tot run -getters. principal 'MO dell 11 were The total came to lower, whilst baconers, !tom the fleid-a wonderful proportion. son le not out. awe Pi the te, err t Id was airr.eiged for stores, reached for slips remained unchanged. Gteal interact and a He secured over 100 wickets le a sea - .141, being the largest The yard- their henent Sublime v. West Perth. mg was again disappointing as regards healthy rivalry, was manifested be In 1906 no some time. like Mission set to work With the good score of 8 for 267 on son on eleven occasions. VALUABLE GIFTS may'be obtained at fight, and for the uphill heartily quality pens, there being very few tweet] the youth of Perth and the Port the board; Subiaco "declared,". and iesa.ths71,17gelarclugteve=ittniteissec,bly" time The score registered two for 09. prime pigs in the market. porkers, in these races, while something "suder Wests fell twice with scores of 150 and nuu by saving the following COUPONS of nil, B. A. Taylor Taystores, 25 out, slips, and T. Taylor weaners were In Betel den" also demonstrated that Midland averages in 1896, 19t,e, 1901, 1105, 07, and were beaten by an innings and ing out. Cutlery 30 not supply, not out, J. but there was a shortage of Junction Is also on the map. 1907, 1908, 1909, 191f, tnul lor 40 bleb With the bat for Sublaco, 1906, rims. for MISSIon was done baconers and choppers. 912. lie was at the head of the The bowling onetattensi Hear, rboppor,i, national dancing was a Menninent tee1, by W. Biggs, who got six for 63, liefeeerichs, with 122 not out, eaelly led. 'English bowling averageS in 1908. In mainly n -tedium, £5/10/- to £6/10/-; light, lure in the day's outing. and judges and T. Taylor who got three for 66. Then' came Iteeley's (Melling display for 1902, 1005, ital tine Bolster had a busy Li to £7; sought sows hewer; heavy ne E. Walith mid 67. !MOM ten Sands 10, and Howard JUNIORS. baeoners, 15 to £6; mediUM, 04/5/- to time picking the winners of tile vari25 (scored on previous Saturday) were bestwit aavi'lltgclredehlewite oet5; light, 70/- to 78/-; heavy porkers, loos events. Bro. Jack Healy deserves ell ti) the fore with !serviceable scores. the Lord Ablaut's being Wednesday, took 25 of 58/to word Meeks from 00/-; medium, a the society for 46/to 56/-; against (Mu° for Aka. Veryard, 4 for 51, did, best with "'du' His best work against the holiday, matches were played in the. light, :IV- to 45/-; well grown stores, no one worked harder and more sueOthers to secure wickets cestershire. the bail. Lithe° met Young on No. 1 40/- to 55/-; small. 30/- to 35/-; cessfuls than Le on the children's bewas 8 for 78 at Bradford In morning. .-setwet(' inegue 2 Tor 59, and Edmond- Australians failed first, but Young batted weaners, 15/- to 20/-; slips, 3/- to half. 1806, and 6 for 14 at Bradford in 1912. wicket. lie was ably seconded by Meeson, 1 fOr 72. Horrigan with nine. 10/-. a score. captured 14 for 43 in the two in - to make dames Keating, Shanahan, and Outdoes. West's second knock was a feeble He and Young with 12 were the highest Cattle:e yarded, consisting Of a on whom the catering for the children tangs of a match against Hampshire The whole side was dismissed 1898. On three occasions he performin- stchoerebralL takLainniggasnixdrickveetil, ann'dellyiwthlstiot few puns of light medium quality cows fell. Others untiring in their efforts to affair. The last Wicket fell about ed the "hat trick." for 97. and steers, the balance cows in make the outing worthy of the ForestAs a batsman he the egmainder. Litbgo and Lapigan poor condition and small being IlveeMinutes before time, and thus Su- eas not so successful, but, green steers, ers Bros. Jack Quigley, T. Moropened, and the partnership yielded 81 for whicn were slightly easier ris, were Jack Tin (21b.) choice Afternoon Tea Biscuits, Boy's Leather Purse or Girl's Silver -backed Maco Scored a "three pointer." D. Shanahan, 2. O'Grady, D. Bolster, his was always a difficult wicket runs-Lanigan 51 retired, and .Lithgn prices than yesterday's rates. Clark 34, Harry Guy 27, "Smacker" to secure. Kenny, Clarke, McLtnden, Began, and Enamel Brooch, Lady's Vanity Nlirror. In 1004 he made 1,055 30. The other scorers were Campbell Evers 10, and "Bob" Hogue 11, were the it.C,.R. (Bro. M.. Mitchell,. The st average 'of 26.37, and In and Diamond, with 16 each. the only batsmen to reach double fig- that season he captured 12 wickets at secured most or the wickets. Total Weiaralian Farmers Ltd, 1448 sheep, secretaries (Bros. W. Keating and P. J. usual, a coat of 19.83 runs apiece. Hannah, 6 for 35, as urea. Ryan) are to be congratulated on the Thus scores were: Young 57, and Lithgo 135. 443 lambs, 34 Pig., 9 cattle. Robinson 2 for 97, be showed his all-round ability m proved difficult. On Thursday, on the same wicket, Daigety and Co., Ltd., 2829 sheep, 90 splendid manner fu which the picnic for 20, also bowled marked fashion. and i:ockratn was conducted, and the Irish National His batting average Dawson played Young. Dawson batten lambs, 29 cattle. welt. Elder, Smith, and CO., Ltd., 6010 Foresters take this opportuidty of during the period from 1895 to 1013 but only made 43, out of which Clune Claremont v. Midland. worked out at 18.92, with a total of compiled 12 and Dawsonnine,Young sheep, 700 lambs, 235 pigs, 14 cattle. sincerely thanking those who so getterHalf -dos. Teaspoons, ertr.-sloe. Tablespoons, Bread Knives, the wickets iforrigan divided fairly and Greeter)) Co-operative Ltd., 1403 ouely donated cash and trophies which On tour occasions ha Claremont made 209 in a first in- 11,418 runs. Butter Knives, Jam Spoon., Pin Cushions, Match Boxes, evenly. On Friday, Young, withbright sheep, .012 lambs, 72 pigs. enabled the society to provide for the Most of the play was exceeded the 100 for Yorkshire, and he hopes, wenthid. ning's Mock. Serviette Rine., Flower Vanes, etc., etc., etc. exceeded all ex Brown, Clench, and Co,., 154 sheep, 6 great gathering of the rising generation played 44 inniugs of fifty or more h MM. described in last week's issue. (let ed of knlegnir pig.. 2 cattle. which attended. but less than a hundred. Ills best 131 and 43. in two innings. land Mee the captain made 31, and O'Halloran, 11,920 sheep, Total: 1575 lambs, effort against the Australians was 56 Wing, and Grogan made 17, 15, and 13 347 pigs, 5 t cattle. Midland" second knock veteran "WalPOSTAGE See over HIBERNIAN SOCIETIES AT CRICKET. Lord Lontlesttprougles XI. in 1912. runs respectively. Young put Dawson ly" Watts made 23 not out-a run - forQuite a deal o eliscussion has been in for a three -pointer, and did splengetting oasis in a desert of failures. Uu owl:* 11-1 teams Imo St. Send Coupons to Peckham. 7 for 26, and Thomson, 2 for caused In South Australia by the pass- clialy, getting Hie whole team out for Mg over of Arthur Richardson In fav- 26. Hordes'', with tour for nine, and "talitelli's, Maturate, and St. Lawrence 4 were the deetroying angels on behalf 111011, -ST., FREMANTLE. Good Ac- O'Toele's Maylands, Journeyed out to of the Claremont side. The success- our of Mayne, of 'Victoria. for a place Young six for 11, did the damage. Young played Illingworth oil Satur- commodation for Country Visitors. the Australia Xl. to tour England. Glendalotigh to play tile return cricket fel bowlers for Midland were W. Watts In WARE Monaghan. Tel. 13583. day afternoon and elected to bat. But Maylands won the toss and match. 3 for 34, Pow 1 for 49, Groves 5 foe The "Sporting index" considers eithee the lx,wlere had their pitch, his Following sent Highgate in to bat. Claremont Llddlcutt or Richardson Should have score v.'as only 9t, of which and Thomason, 1 for 41. ItuUer el: were the scores: V. Prindiville, FREMANTLE had the place, and publishes the folwon by an inning* and 25 rune. with88 Grogan 20, and Iforrigan 10, J. EdD. Gallagher. 0: 0. Cain, 0; lowing in support:the chief run -getters. Ming Next Town Hall, Kalgoorlie. wards, 2; M, Cooney, ti; J. Gallagher, "B" Grade Play. tes"The selectors have Completed their were W.A. worth just yea to equalise scoring' Excellent Accommodation. 4 not out; It. Gallagher, 6; le PrenSubiaco v. West Perth. task by picking Ina. balance of the co. of cli Baldwin mad:. nn, gm, Mrs. Quoddy, 0; Proprietreee. 3; Aubrey, dergast, 0; Jordan, From 4 for 119, Subiaco advanced team which will leave for England early Kelleher 14. Union Beer ou Draught. Total, 37. Bowling, Mareundry, 1. to 160 alt 'out--a lead "of 15 Mine next month, apd, generally speaking. -1; tin, 5 for 13; Screaigh, 3 for 23. West, Perth batted agate, and in the their choice wilt receive the endorseMaylands: A. O'Brien, 8; G. Jaaksoll, Moe of purling the Mlle Out of the' ment of most followers of the game in 3; T. Hinds, 0; J. screatga, 3; J. MarF. Clark Australia. tire, declared at 5, for 118. The selection or .E. R. tin, 1: J. McDouald. 0: A. Croker, 1; got 41 not out, Witutifidge 31, R. Clare] Mayne is the hone of. conteptIon among The P. ampalint, 0; A. Jackson, not out 0: Sublaco the fans, 5t' .-ell exaMination of the ex 14. and Prumby la not out. leR. McEvoy,. I: sundry. 1. -Total. for 6; V. lad 4 for 75 on the board at "stumps." Sen211. Australian's aehlevements this (Incorporated.) BOWIITIg: IL Gallagher, llighgate, secPrIndleille, 5 ror 11. Rosso .32.. Arum). 10. and. Barnard 14 season certainly does nut reflect fa, ond -innillge: IL Gallagher, 6: V. Orinnot out, were the principel runisecglg. ourablg- on the ..tudirment..of the-saissedivine, 4; G. Cain. not out 12, J. Ed-ese. sublet° thiik Won 17Y"" 'Tube tors :in MM, nareiculer cam.. Batttna wards, 2; H. Gallagher not out 15: and howling averaires alone calmest, of first innings., sundries, 5. 'total (declared), 3 for Perth. be v. North the Gat Perth onti- deciding factor in course. 4i. Bowling: J. Martin. 2 for 16; Y. Norths won easily-an innings and enmnarlror the relative shills', of aretaylande, secScreaigh, I for 11. North Perth, 2e6, from pre- nirants for intereatienal hissesrs, inif IS runs. J. Marlin, 0; J. McDonald, ond innings: vious Saturday (Unposed of Easts for 1a8.11 the coninnetion with Iwo. other A. 20; J. Screaigh, 8; T. HiOds, 9; 17, McLeod got 34, Harrold 121. In enrielit iuter-,tat., aramee. croker. 3; P. Tampalini, u; A. Jackthe hat A. Pascal) 16, Green 16, Bott 16 not out, Wasese.. nerformanees with son, 2; Jordan, 0; IL McEvoy, 0; Frank North, 5 for eonift not hove wnr, for lthr his thane Total, so. and Miller 11. O'Brien, 0: sundries, 8. A. R. MINT. Secretary. ' Bowling: V. 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THE: W.A. RECORD, SATURDAY, MARCH 12. 1921 THE ELECTIONS.

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NEWS OF THE ARCH-

DIOCESE. To -day electors will choose their sew Parliament, and, it is to be When S. 13, Passion Sunday. hoped, a new Government. Labor went out of office four years M. 14, Of the Feria. ago the deficit stood at It millions. Tu. 15, Of the Feria Even as that debit balance just ap- W. 16, Of the Feria.

The Good Shepherd

God Save Ireland

Ourselves Alone

Appeal

(By Sliabh Cuilinn, in Irish Minstrelry). LARGE, ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING. High upon the gallows tree The work that should to -day be 'A Catholic Newspaper is a Pariah is a Parpetsuil Missios."-LEO. Ern. Swing the noble -hearted three, (Fast and abstinence.) peared and later grew the press gave HIS GRACE THE ARCHBISHOP wrought, By the vengeful tyrants stricken in their bloom; White. its readers "Deficit," "Deficit," "De- Th. 17, St. Patrick. Defer not till to -morrow; PRESIDES. But they met him face to face, PERTH. SATURDAY. MARCH 12th., 1921. ficit" all the time, day and night, F. 18, Seem+ Dolours of B.V.M. The help that should within be With the spirit of their ra ce, White. for breakfast, dinner and tea, to use sought, It should be a subject of much And they went with souls undaunted to their doom. (Fast and abstinence.) a popular phrase. By effluxion of Scorn from without to borrow. gratification to the friends and sym. White. time and the natural result of au S. 19, St. Joseph. (Chorus). pathisers of this most deserving Old maxims these-yet stout and unmitigated campaign of press ventrue cause to know that a marked ad"God Save Ireland," said the heroes. His Grace the Archbishop has They speak in trumpet tone, vancement has been made towards One of the most hopeful signs coming to us through the gloom of om against Labor, the Government made "God Save Ireland," said they all; following clerical changes To do at once what is to do, final arrangements present days, and the one authentic index of the yearning desire of went out of office, John Scaddan in the the high on the scaffold for the drawing "Whether H. Kearin, Archdiocese. Rev. And trust OURSELVES ALONE. of prizes and Westralia Fair, which Christian people for peace is the earnest, the ugh, perhaps, not very was Premier. It will be recollected Administrator in Kalgoorlie; Rev. Or the battle field we die, have been prominently written of in well defined movement within the protestant Church towards a re- that on the hustings (in particular) T. O'Brien takes charge in Bever0, what matter when for Erin dear we fall!" Too long our Irish hearts we these columns recently. turn to the Centre of Christian Unity -the See of Rome. From what- he maintained that the people had ley; Rev. P. Sheridan takes charge schooled II. ever aegle our seperated brethren may view the need for a reunion the deficit "in their pockets." The in Kellerberrin; Rev. W. Lyons The third meeting of ladies and In patient hope to hide, A real, of the various fragments of Christian belief with the One foid and people "heeded him not." Girt around with cruel foes, gentlemen to place at the Con- By dreams of English justice fooled takes charge in Dardanup; Rev. "live business men's" Parliament the One Shepherd the most potent principle, because the most essen- was Still their courage proudly rose, vent of the Good Shepherd, Leeder- And English tongues that lied. elected, but it would take too Albert Langmead is appointed astial, which is stirring the depths of that spiritual life which yet reFor they thought of hearts that loved them, far and near, vine, on last Sunday afternoon, and That hour of weak delusion's past sistant in Kalgoorlie; Rev. G. O'mains in the great body of professing Christians not in the barque of long and too much valuable space Callaghan assistant to West Perth; Of the millions true and brave, was a pronounced success. His The empty dream has flown; narrate the vicissitudes of the Peter the Fisherman, and giving no allegiance to him through his suc- to O'er the ocean's swelling wave, Grace, Most Rev. Dr. Clune, presid- Our hope and strength, we find at Rev. F. Butler assistant to CottesWhatever abstract various "business men's Govern- loe; Rev. T. O'Gorman assistant to cessor, Benedict XV., is re -union with Rome. in holy Ireland ever dear. the friends And ed, attended by Very Rev. Father last, ments" clothed with platitudinous views they might hold on the multitude of questions surrounding that Moss, Adm. To this benign act of Guildford; Rev. Father MacMahon. (Chorus). Is in OURSELVES ALONE. all-important question of re -union, on the Vatican and on the Pope "Nationalism," who assumed and M.A., is attached to the Cathedral. encouragement may be largely atheld office to these must ultimately converge. Within that historic capitol of the State, and, of right the affairs of the III. tributed the spirit of enthusiasm Aye! bitter hate, or cold neglect, course, save the counChurch of Christ on earth is the vice-gerent of Him who said, "I try. What these and practical interest which charac- Or lukewarm love, at best, The Very Rev. Father Donogher Climbed they up the rugged stair, have done and am the Way, the Truth, and the Life. . . Feed my Lambs feed any low they did terised Father Fahey, D.S.O. the meeting. The Right Is all we've found or can expect, (Kalgoorlie). Rung their voices out in pray'r; it is represented in toTo him the whole ChrisSheep. . . Amen, 1 am with you all days:, We Aliens of the West. Rev. Monsignor Verling, V.G., occu(Kellerberrin), and Father FinniThere, with England's fatal cord around them cast, tion world, _voluntarily and involuntarily, turns for counsel and day's deficit which borders on gan (Dardmitm), are about to leave pied the chair, and addressed those No friend beyond our own green Close beneath the gallows tree And what of this deficit? guidance. Alone amongst the Monarchs of the world Benedict XV. £5,600,000! shore, on a assembled. twelve -months' holiday in IreThe Vicar -General was Kissed like brothers lovingly, For all that that same press has to claims the common trust of the believing and non -believing nations. say supported by Messrs. Campbell and Can Erin truly own: True to home and faith and freedom to the last. about it is to be content that land. By his wonderful insight into the problems affecting the world's peace O'Mahony, acting joint secretaries. Yet stronger is her trust, therefore, there is no deficit at all; that the and (Chorus). and his great Christian chanty love for humanity, he commands In her brave sons ALONE. The Rev. Father Mitchell, C.SS.R., The syaopsis of previous meetmg have it "in their pockets" to the veneration of all who are earnestly striving for peace and the re- people was read, a!so correspondence from conducted a three -days' children's IV. Following out the pro- overflowing; in fact, that the stabil- mission at tire Sacred Heart Church. construetion of a battered and broken world. Remember, when our lot was worse, the Irish National Foresters and of the State is threatened even Never till the latest day Sunk, trampled to the dustgramme set by his predecessor, the saintly Pius X., our Holy Father is ity Hibernian Societies, together with a reduction, especially by a wip- Highgate, last week, closing at the Shall the memory pass awe y solicitous for the good of society and the spread of Christian prin- by on Sunday. letters of apology for unavoidable 'Twas long our weaknesp and our ing out of its accumulated indebt- 7 o'clock Mass Of the gallant lives thus given for our land; ciples in the life at nations and individuals, as the good grain from edness. * * absence, and expressing practical In CUM But what do we hear about At the 10 o'clock Mass last SunBut on the cause must go, stranger aid to trust. which will come a rich and bounteous harvest. Benedict the XV. is this huge sympathy with the movement. deficit from the press? day at the Sacred Heart Church. And Amidst joy or weal or woe, at length, we proudly trod a true messenger of peace to the nations to -day, and his voice has It was deemed advisajsle to form On if,bigot Till we've made our isle a nation free and grand! an authority which cannot be discounted by that secularism which, Thereon hangs a tale. laws o'erthrown,o Highgate, Fathers Murray and Mita gentlemen's committee, and the Who won that struggle? Under God, The unfortunately, permeates the policies of modern governments. chell, C.SS.R., opened a two-weeks' (Chorus). hiring members were nominated, Ourselves-OURSELVES ALONE world, bruised and lacerated by the greatest war in human history, A GLARING INCONSISTENCY. mission for the palish. vi power to add to the number: nursing its wounds, is nervously striving to readjust itself, but lacking Messrs. Bannon, Bryan, Campbell, Oh! let its memory be enshrined This, however, is not the most in its endeavours are those guiding influences which have the seal of Mass next Sunday, March 13, Pinof Cain, Dennehy, Dullard, Hodge, In Ireland's heart for ever; Christian charity. To bring back the worid to sanity, and to restore surprising feature of a political jarra, 8 a.m.; Coolup, 10 a.m. Mars Hines. Kennedy, Knox, Mitchell, It proves a banded people's mind the Kingdom of Christ on earth by the rt.-union of Christendom in the campaign. The press may be look- Sunday. March 20, Dwellingup 9 Moore, Masel, O'Mahony, O'Hara, Must win in just One Fold and under the One Shepherd, is the mission of Love under- ed to to wreak vengeance and mis- am. (Latin Version by the Rev: M. D. Forrest, M.S.H.). 0'Farrell. Snigg, Stunner, and Wy- It shows how wickedendeavour; to despair, taken by the Prisoner of the Vatican that the prophecy of Our Lord representation against its political burn. Mr. Campbell moved that How weak to idly groan may be fulfilled: enemies, but when the "cause" which the Fair be held in the Perth Town If ills at others' hands ye bear "Carissiane, audistine quid ferant undique?"Other Sheep I have, which was not of this Fold; them also I must it so dearly espouses is taken up by Hall. The proposal was seconded The cure is in YOUR CARE. Hibernia trefolium vetatur err:score! bring, and they will hear My Voice, and there shall be One Fold, and certain individuals who have nothby Mr. Kennedy, and accepted by ing to thank it for, who swallow all Patricium non amplius colemus publice, One Shepherd." the The ladies. foolish word "impossible" It was further decided its insults, to both their religion Nam lex crudelis prohibet gestare viride! Never, says the Lamp, a Catholic monthly, devoted to Church At once, for aye, disdain; to alter the date for opening of the race, it is time one Asked one's Unity and Missions, did the world since the dawn of Christianity need and Fair from May 24th to a date in No power can bar a people's will, "Napperio locutus sum qui, questions. the secutense dextera, self The bulk of peace so desperately as it does at the present time, and the hope of a lar press does insult Catholic intelJune, for the purpose of allowing A people's right to gain. Quaesivit de Hibernicis et dilecta patria; real and enduring peace lies in the return of the disciples of Christ to ligence and Irish intelligence; the A CORRECTION. the organisers extended time to pre. Be bold, united, firmly set, Cum viros atque feminas trucident, regio unity, and we who have the fulness of Divine Revelation and Truth press perpetuates a parody or juspare. Mr. O'Mahony was, accord- Nor flinch in word or tone In the report which we published Est omnium miserrima a mundo condito know that such unity can only be realised in the return of all Chris- tice and any intellectual forward last week of the Irish National Asingly, deputed to engage the Town We'll be a glorious nation yet, tians.to communion with and loving obedience to the great White movement designed for the uplift of sociation's interview with ArchREDEEMED, ERECT, ALONE! "Colorem rubrum quoniam iubemur Anglicum Hall for a suitable date. to include Shepherd of Christendom, the occupant of the Chair of Peter at Rome. the men, women, and children who bishop Clune, an unfortunate error Gostare, orit sanguinis effitsi symbolum! Monday to Monday, with option cf A capite trefolium divulsum proiice, a longer period should it be desirFor many years the greater bodies of Protestantism in America throughout all history down to the was made in that his Grace was reAt, quamvis tritam pedibus. florebit valide! able. This arrangement for the of "ridiculed and England have been moving towards re-union with Rome, and last great war and its subsequent diverse presented as having Fair, will not, however, alter the year the great Anglican Conference, held at Lambeth Palace, had be- forms of revolution, have borne the those fearless sons (of Erin)." etc. quando "Vetere poterit lex prate lepicla, fixed date for the drawing of prizes fore .t the question of re -union. It ended in indecision end without heat and burden of the day, with- It should have read: "those fearless Et vere sun arbores celabunt folia, in connection with the Good Sheppointing a way towards that goal to which the many spiritual souls out whose services, co-operation and sons whom he vindicated in the face Colorem dulcem auferam quern gero viridem,herd Appeal Art Union. which within the household of Anglicanism aspires. Instead we are told by generosity the vast majority of of the oppressor as 'not murderers, INVICTUS TAMEN INTERIM TENEBO AD MORTEM!" event will take place, as notified on "These men are Heroes." -Sir H. of Perth, "the subject of re-union is -the most those who now pretend. certainly but the cream of their race.'" the Anglican Archbishop Greenwood. each book of tickets, on May 25th., The Lambeth Confer- act, affluence would be dashed to difficult question on which one could speak." and in conjunction with a specially way. Withal, Before there can be re -union with failure and desperation. will detract from the seriousness of ence did not show the attractive function, which will be Black and Tans -brave Black and In the darkness the protagonists of the "cause" the story, and add considerably to Rome it says the Church of Rome must be reformed. Tans! duly advertised. Anglicans have no kindly light to Lead them towards the Barque of that press emulates, the very min- the pleasure that his hosts of readUp to the present, charitable " Work-sh ys," "gaol -birds, "also ions of "nationalism," are not only ers so regularly enjoy. Next week's Peter- the ship of the Apostles must be reformed and re-shaped. THE FEAST OF IRELAND'S NATIONAL APOSTLE. rens,ladies have generously undertaken camin their issue will actually supported be a "special" in any case, Ah, if the Church of Rome would only break away from its old pagin of bluff, but strenuously as- as it will faithfully record by regathering, and a national concert. to organise sections for the Fair, re - Wartime gentlemen of miht'ry bearnext Thursday, March 17th., On traditions, its antique Faith, its ritual, modify its dogmas its teach- sisted in elections by many, who, by port and picture the incidents relat- Irish men and women and children In our own city of Perth we have presenting the following districts: ing, ing its supernaturalism; if Benedict XV. would only fall into step with their otherwise laudable iiiterested- ing to the grand celebration of St. all the world over will commemor- marched and paraded on this one Too proud to return to calico Perth: Mrs. D. O'Connor, the Bishop of Durham and Canon Barnes and others who have jettison- ness and generous activity in those Patrick s Day. day of the year for more than a Johnson, Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. in as ate the Feast of St. Patrick their Mrs. ed the doctrine of Original Sin, of Baptism, of a Church visibly and movements which the press and its Those too "posh" for honest work national head and inspiration. The quarter of a century. We are go- Bannon professedly united in its religious tenets, and the doctrines touching the cudgellers barefacedly shun, disWAR TO END WAR! West Perth (St Brigid's): Mrs. Sooner, they out-turk the Turk! splendour of the incomparable Irish ing to march next Thursday. Down miracles of Christ, the Resurrection, the Virgin Birth and the unique count and underrate are a glaring through the years it has been the Wilford Mitchell, assisted by Mes- Hired reprisalites they are! ::pipit of faith and nationality is Personality of the God who was made Man; if Rome would only fall into contradiction In ana of themselves. Loot supplying "Extra Pay I" During the week people have demonstrated in one way delight of the Irish to honour in a dames Cogan. Christian Church Such an incomprehensible attitude been entertained by yet another annually tine with their concepts of what a modernised traditional manner the memory of West Perth (St. Patrick's): "Would-be Crourwells" dastard gang. or another. In Australia such deshould teach, Rome might easily }midge tne chasm made by the Refor- may be said -eto put it in its very evidence -or series of evidences St. Patrick. As the years go by it Trethowan, assisted by Mrs. Mrs. Sacking towns without pang! consists of a monstration spectacuPritmation and the multifarious sects of Christendom might again be re best light-to be an unconscious in- of the aims and objects of a war lar display Greenwood's "Heroes!" -Black and procession sports has become mere and more noes- chard. 9d and unity, and still retain their congruity. If not that, it is hypo- that was to end all wars. united in the bonds of brotherhood sary to show a united The front Tan! in deFremantle: Mrs. Dan Mulcahy, worship. But that cannot be. peculiarities of doctrinal teaching and Shame of England! Slur on Man! price of Germany's subjugation no yation, for the Dominions-particu- fence of principles dear to the Irish Mrs. Brennan. It is as impossible of achievement as the swapping of places between crisy unabashed. less than that of England and larly Australia-to do, and that is heart, and in protest against the Highgate Hill: Mrs Walter Dwyer, the sun and the moon. Rome cannot falsify the words of Christ, who persecution meted France's out overwhelming "victory" for centuries Mrs. Quilty, to with America, link up whose inMrs. Maher, Mrs. 0'. Black and Tans -brave Black and TRADES UNIONISM AND "Behold I am with you all days, under is the Essence of Truth. is just commencing to assume amaz- terests are absolutely identical, and to them at home and exiled. Tans! To- Halloran, Mrs. Dan Dwyer. EIBERNIANISM. any modification of Christ's teaching, would cease to have that definday Irish tormentors ing proportions. What these will are at the Subiaco Britain stew in the juice of and let her Leederville: Mrs Earning Heaven's curse-and man's. ite application to the Church of Rome which the Fathers of the Anbe when the threatened ooup d'etat own fruitful (? ) policy of Imperial zenith of their career in holy Ire- Taylor, Mrs. Paul Barrett, Mrs. Tortured-ere he hanged Child learned or we so ago A fortnight which it, and given it has merited through all the cient Church have Outrage old age! Death defiled! and merciless, land. It may therefore he in this O'Hara. Wales unionists is an accomplished fact, with satis- aggrandisement ages. "Thou art Peter, and upon this Rock I will build my Church, and that New South hope that a special effort is asked faction to the Allies-which begs boundless exploitation. Slew a sick lad in his bed! The Freepreto their decided oust had These good not prevail ladies, shall against having taken it." The words of Christ must the gates of hell the question: Who are the Allies? -- sent spectre of British "diplomacy," for this year to make Thursday's the initiative, mourners of their dead have been promised Robbed theFlogging! Rome cannot re -arrange them. The Barque of Peter can- mason members from executive constand. a record in every valuable Looting, too! As an offset to that very de- of course, may not yet even be held in the balance by the world, demonstration help from friends, and ac - Burning! not be altered. The heresies, the schisms, and the apostacies which trol. imagined.. The world may rely on more especially the New World, is way. These the hero's deeds they do! suggesno sensible and less sirable work has already commenced. Pinchbeck originated the conflicting elements outside the Fold of Peter, the One, tion or straight-out action, the few it that it will not suffer as a conse- helplessly uninspiring. Irishmen! please don't look on. tive Prussian's awful brood! It is im- Form The business of last Sunday's Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church, cannot be condoned in order to up in line and march in the meeting having its interests are being peratively necessary for this coun individuals (who must be always quence; terminated, Monsig- Barbarism proudly nude! achieve that re -union so much desired by our seperated brethren, and and everywhere counted upon) got served and conserved; it will be a try to look after itself, to carve out spirit of your race. nor Verling, V.G. proposed a. col-- Greenwood's "Heroes !"-Black and which, on the authority of the Anglican Archbishop of Perth, was the better place to live in; small peoples its own destiny. Tan! Herewith If by have being are and the busy with counteraction, committee's dial vote of thanks to his Grace crux of the Lambeth Conference. threatened that members of the will have their own free choice in granted mandatory powers we are final notifications concerning trans- the Archbishop for his helpful con- Shame of England! Slur on Man! In fact reckoned a separate and distinct port and organisation for the day: sideration and practical Addressing the Methodist Conference. in this city, Archbishop Hibernian Society (the only society life rand of conditions. - -P. Rooinson, in the Liverpool encourageRiley, speaking it would seem with reserve, said: "All men were not mentioned 'n the press) should be there' is a good time ahead for every- nation. and having assumed, rightly Catholic Herald. Schools proceeding by train from merit in having presided at the Germany's expense. The or wrongly, such momentous respon- ends alike, some were mystics, some were practical men, others were legal likewise banned from holding office. body meeting. will proceed The by vote -trains ex-Frewas carried Under the sibilities, then we are just as entitled ists, who would fight to the death over points of law." Two problems It only shows again the might and hypocrisy of it all! Art Union a huge success. 9.45 a.m. and Midland with unanimous acclamation. In and Dr. Riley thought essential in the Process of re -union were Unity of preponderance of ignorance in some heading of "The Feast of the Three to make our own alliances and in- mantle Amidst prolonged applause, the Junction 9.50 aim, and those in response, his Grace very touchingly Faith and Unity of Order. It could not 1,e claimed by the theologians quarters. There is absolutely no Vultures" in another column, Jerome ternational agreements. To us, iso- charge will please note in paying expressed his entire sympathy with Archbishop resumed his seat, and at the Lambeth Conference that these essentials were common to the analogy between these organisa- K,. Jerome may be made to refur- fated as we are in the Southern fares that special reduction has the good work that had been under - proved bis interest by liberally patYet Lambeth has spoken through its tions. great body of Anglicanism. One is a secret society with nish Australian intelligence with Pacific -Indian quarter, the probe been arranged for. taken by the ladies and gentlemen ronising the ladies' sales of tickets theologians. The Roman Catholic Church must re-form itself before the masses, Democracy, as its tar- American opinion regarding the hems that beset our very existence Chief and assistant marshals will present, and those who, unable to and collections. All present then there can come about that desired event fondly anticipated by all get. indeed enemy. The other is a League of Nations. The great Wes- as a national entity in that region. meet outside Hall at attend the meeting, could be relied accompanied the Archbishop to the spiritual souls outside the Church who are really searching their Catholic society and as such is tern Republic holds itself aloof within or -.vithout. any Empire, 10.15 sharp on Hibernian St. Patrick's Day, upon to contribute their quota to Convent's spacious balcony, where hearts and seeking for spiritual Peace. Lambeth professionally stands shielded by and subject to the from the precipitate action of the must be our first consideration so as to get an early the good in which his genuine refreshments were hospitably servwhere it processionally stood in 1896, when the great controversy Church which bans secret societies "Allies" by not advancing her in devising our defence. Our geo- shelling of procession.start on mar- interest iswork centred, and to which his ed by Rev. Mother and Sisters, and An around the validity of Anglican Orders was finally settled on the outright. be troops. It is good to realise that graphical and almost natural com- appeal is made to one and earnest Let the experiment warmest approval and special bless- a pleasant reunion was enjoyed. all to Catholic side by the Encyclical Letter of Leo XIII. Hence, until Lam- tried. Catholics must be male to a sense of conviction still grips at rade in danger, though most mighty, show, their sympathy in It is pleasing to think that the the cele- ing are freely given. His Grace re- extended nation whose is the United States,. To her we beth .s prepared to submit to the authority of the representative of feel themselves strong enough in least one nation time of preparation for marked that brations by falling in the procession although but few Peter at Rome, no real step forward to re -union can be made. To say dividuallv and collectively, to re- entry into the war was to defend must look; us she must be asked and keeping the great Fair offers an opporunity words of appeal good appeared marching "in the order. itself the rights re-form of small nations, and as a preliminary to a re -union of sist the continued outrages and asthat Acme must first to yet to to defend, be made many on us depend. more benevolent peoThe Sisters' name procession upon will foltn up in colthe collecting Anglicanism with the Church of Rome, is a naive attempt to rush saults uoon them. Perhaps a test whose continued insistence_ upon God forbid that Australia ever umns of four, and books the Westralia Fair and Art ple to respond to the Sisters' apaway from a grave and pressing question, which is of vast concern to. may well be applied to the threat- that principle being put into prac. again suffers the irreparable loss of desired that this it is particularly Union,for peal, and that in the near future there was one clause which be kept earnest souls outside the Catholic Church. And of vast concern must ened situation ha the third party, Lice is more than emphasised by her blood. limbs, and lives in European right throughout, formation may be forthcoming from that nobody impressed itself strongly upon him sections it be to the Church of England. And why? For some years before the Catholics within trades union- decisive inaction in the present entanglements -the outcome of Ine- fall out of ranks and South Perth, Cottesloe, Claremont, namely --the fact that for until the 18 disbanding, the war, says an exchange, the Protestant clergy were feeling very un- ism, tc inaugurate a Catholic work= "victor"-vanqiiished escapade. penal and Old World "diplomacy." which will take place outside since the Good Shepherd Sis- and other districts not yet reprethe years easy at the trend of the English mind. A whole decade back the most men's guild. sented in the praiseworthy scheme. ters had arrived Christian in Brothers' Perth, this was College, OLD-WORLD METHODS DISSt. earnest English Protestant thinkers were asking whether the supertheir first general and public appeal There are hopes entertained by the PRESIDENT HARDING AND George's Terrace. COUNTED. natural ideals of Christianity mattered any longer to the populace, that those worthy bodies, RAIDED! ST. PATRICK'S DAY. The procession forms up at the launched on behalf of their noble Sisters whether infidelity was not contaminating every class, whether in a The Sisters, knowing the Children of Mary, the Hibernian Cathedral at 11 am., and schools institution. Nor is this premeditated, deterword the English were not falling away from all religion. Cecil Society, the Irish National Forestelse appearing t he An indebtedness announcement Apropos of Sir 'Awkward' Geddes' and of societies the Archdiocese mined, are non -co-operation only one requested to par a Rhodes, son of a parson, and keen observer of men, said a little while where draws attention to the fact home," Mr. Shane Leslie, in ticularly note that they are to fall and the numerous financial difficel- ers, and the C.Y.M.S., may see their before his death, that the English people were no longer interested in that our special correspondent in phase of the foresight characteristic "dash to ally themselves with the Indeed, a timely the New Witness, discusses the in in respective positions and be ties of the various parishes, had re- way The emptiness of England's Protestant chur- Dublin, Cyril Bryan, has suffered of Americans. the English Church. Rev. Mother will be from thrusting their press - good work. question he will reveal the to march off at that time ches- is evidence that in England Protestantism has lost the power to the humiliation and anxiety com- champion of America's principle in nature ofwhether most grateful to hear from anyone ing needs upon a generous people, the situation in America, promptly. this direction has arisen, a knight, influence the hearts of the great mass of the English people. willing to co-operate. Valuable mon to what is now known as a at that and one time a Dominion's with which he must be well acand had patiently, uncomplainingly Order of Procession. The words of the historian Froude are coming true. Bitter anti- Black and Tan raid .on the night Minister, who said during this week quainted. waited -bravely struggling with the help is being given by Mrs. Smith "When," says Mr. Les. 1. Archbishop and Clergy. "These at Oxford, that "notwithstanding lie, "the suavity of Reading and Catholic as he was, he had no delusions as to the outlook of Protest- of January 28th. last. weight of a crushing liability -and and Miss Morrissy, of Guildford; 2. Clontarf Orphanage Band. antism. In his view it was a branch lopped from the parent stem heroes," as Sir Hamar Greenwood the devotion of all of the overseas Grey had failed and good manners by their self-denial, their laborious Mrs. Mannix, of Midland Junction; es 3. Clontarf Boys. destined merely to wither and cumber the ground. A few years prior calls them, treated our correspond- Dominions to Britain, it efforts during all those years have Mr. and Mrs. Knox, of Maylands; was were believed to be at a discount in 4. Christian Brothers' College. influential middle class an ent and his wife to the war, "decently," in that, possible that they would seek American diplomacy, Geddes was English journal put the quesachievad a great, a glorious work, Mrs. Courtland and party, of Bel5. Fremantle Convent School. tion to Englishmen, "Do we Believe?" and some plain revelations as as he says privately, he "survived unitedly an alliance with America sent out on the same principle that for the cause of souls so dear and mont; Mrs. Thomson, of Derby, by 6. Victoria Park Convent School. precious to Jesus, to the amount of Christianity in the Kingdom followed. An Angli- the ordeal with faculties and life in- in the event of Britain showing the butler is sent to argue with an the Good Shep- functions, collecting, and sale of 7. Belmont Convent School. can churchman confessed, "The Church of England is undeniably losing tact." His story is remarkable if toleration towards an influx of unconvinced cabman. herd. His Grace further expressed goods, and useful donation of goods. It is almost 8. McMahon's Concert Band. her hold on the majority of the English people," and the admission for nothing else than the direct peoples (referring to Japan) which inconceivable that, such being Anthe ardent wish of his heart that Their laudable example calls for 9. Victoria Square Convent those present on that occasion, and imitation was made that it was losing that hold not through its members curt replies he gave to questions would destroy 'White Australasia.'" glo-American conditions, the Gov. School Wilford Mitchell's moonlight adopting another creed, but because they were sinking into secular asked by the "giant Black and Tan Sure, no one knows. and realises, ernment should have irritated the very many others would 10. St. Brigid's, West Perth. ism and unbelief. About the same time the Anglican Bishop of Liv- in charge," and for the fact, no better than America the Asiatic Irish sore to eruption. take up the good cause very warm river excursion on Monday evening, Not only 11. Subiaco Convent 21st., by the Zephyr, will afford erpool made the public statement that whereas the population was in- doubt, that he could produce his menace in the Pacific. has Ireland been divided from Engl onhis part, wouldlose no This very 12. Subiaco Girls' Orphanage and tunic at the right moment. reason, the significance of new. land thereby, but a gulf has been enjoyable scope to aid the Good creasing, the church got only 300 ch,idren out of 10,000 that should opportunity in public or private of Band. have come to it on the basis of the previous year's statistics. He went Our correspondent has been sub- world problems, sufficient in them- created between England and AmTickets are promoting to a successful issue this Shepherd Appeal. 13. Christian Brothers High very praiseworthy benefit, which only 1/6. Send to Mrs. Mitchell on to ay that in many schools catechism was tabooed altogether, and jected to raids previous to this per- selves, apart from its inherent de- erica, which our generation will not School, Fremantle. for a supply, Responsibility for testation of European squabbles, it see or hear the last of." Of the exkind teachers were telling him that they had doubts whether they could sonal attack. friends, when you was being organised. In conclusion, 14. Queen's Park Convent School. his Grace subscribe to the tenets of the Chur oh catechism-. Children assured the Rev. Mother read this. were such must be borne by the fact that will be found, bade the Republic to istence of this gulf Mr. Leslie, whose 15. Midland Junction and Guild- and Sisters they leaving school who had no knowledge whatever of catechism, though he is a well-known identity in Dub- withdraw its support from the then knowledge of American politics is could confidently ford Convent Schools. MISS HILDA TEMPLE, nominally church children. These children are the men and women lin to the Black and Tans, who, as threatened, now consummated, ini- close, gives abundant evidence, rerely upon the good will and charity 16. Pipers' Band. of England to -day. To them Anglicanism must look in vain for that his narrative states, had full know- quity of "Allied" The Talented English Elocutionist, domination in marking that Mr. Harding has not of West Australia's generous Ca17. Highgate Hill Sacred Heart spiritual force and individuality to stem the tide of apathy and unbe- ledge of him except that "he had Europe. shown signs of having any special tholics to make the Westralia Fair Will give a Recital of the famous School lief which is pressing against the buttresses of English Protestant- fought for the Empire that sent use Geddes or the diplomacy he 18. Maylands Convent School. them (the Black and Tans) there ism, and which is eliminating Christianity from Britain's soul. AUSTRALIA'S IMPERATIVE re ts, and prophesying that in success in both sports and the grand OBER-AMMERGAU PASSION 19. St. Patrick's School. that night." The Irish mail arrivNECESSITY. St. Patrick's Day fort - 20. Leederville national concert, which is to be PLAY, ed too late and for the Osborne inclusion of Park this mg t after Mr. Harding will have held at His Majesty's Theatre, at The plain and fancy dress ball at and the Misses Lichberg and BarraSchools. in this week's issue, but it If Britain wishes to remain a become President of the United ii the S p.m., on Friday, March 18th. Yarloop, on St. Patrick's night, though are doing great work with the "special" 21. Claremont, is confidently anticipated Cottesloe, that with catspaw and for any European country, States -will -signal a new and posThe next and final meeting of the promises to be a great success. A tickets. All concerned predict a this notice readers will be TOWN HALL, VICTORIA PARK, North Fremantle Schools. specially or if she continues as an unworthy sibly a final phase of the crisis be will held on committee Tuesday crowd of visitors are expected from phenomental success. 22. Subiaco Band. interested in next week's issue of parallel by making bullets for others which the Irish question has long next, at 8 p.m., Archbishop's .Pas. TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 15th. Mornington, Brunswick, and WaOn next Tuesday evening, in St. 23. Perth Catholic Young Men's RECORD, and make sure be- to fire, and at the same time recog- been threatening. A question in ace. All the sports officials roona. An energetic committee of Brigid's School Grounds, will be THE are 60 Magnificent Pictures and Sacred fore -hand of receiving their copy nise, and alas! suffer her consequent this connection which must suggest Society. Songs. particularly requested to be present. ladies and gentlemen are working screen the popular film represene and ordering early their require- detachment from 24. Young Ireland Society, practically her itself to every American and to at this meeting, a iTarigi,1 and after same is C. Brow, hard to make the function a finan- ing Mary Pickford in "Rags." A ments. 25. Celtic Club and Irish National over will meet to Stern as the tone of the kith and kin. America, and of if as everyone common sense is -since dismal' det2ils of cial success and a thing of joy. great crowd witnessed the screen- narrative is practically Association. throughout Lloyd George admits in a House of the Irish question is capable of settheir own particular duties. Messrs. Barraclough and Eastcott 'ngs on last Tuesday night. They the occasional touches of humour Commons speech 26. Irish National Foresters and on Tuesday that tlement on fair and reasonable G. F. YEATES Competitors in Irish National are the M.C,' and Mr. Hoyne hon. have become popular. It is hoped characteristic of the author in his Britain Banner. "cannot pledge the Domi- terms-is it not the wildest folly ptician, events will please note that Optician, secretary. Me ummerston, there will be a "full house" again popular contributions to these col- nions," then 2T. H.A.C.B.S. and Banner. 27. there is for simply the English one people to allow their only plain dress will be allowed, 87 BARRACK-STREET, PERT,_ Barraclough, Hoyne, an or, on Tuesday evening next. umns direct from the Irish Front, thing, the plain duty for self-preser- Government to keep it unsettled?' Everything points to complete with green sash, if desired. (Opposite Town Hall).

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Islands of th the lioly IiVn Solomon, The Paschal Communion. out ustra,la, and at Papua, New is no longer forbidden to use can?. in pa trio: ism, to £1,000. up receive to Deposits on buuud meal. is Interest 3I% same the at Catholic ',Inc nesh Every heel anti Capita; fish who., July o ne ..f a strs was that the Fottitli Paschal Slack the up to omen°, as the within 1,1300 known over Amounts been on has Communion What holy 3 Interims! abloc ',V.I.,: 1. Lai Ale tctn -,..Les.1 in a Ash Wed - time, which begins on Ash Wednesday Fast it nbolishell. henceofonHoly pretence to be MILLER, K.0.14.121., sir DENISON C1,11 Week, and ends on the Octave Day of 85. Peter oil l.1 JAMES KELL, they have renounced alt Socialistic me Wednesday most festli..ttll ClOvorner 192, county "Such an Awful Act of Violence." The milk. 01,1) and Good Friday, eggs, cheese, Deputy C,nwtrnr,r of religion. and Paul. are allowed, till, 5.-11,11 capital and and3. butter Dean eibington, the Protestant Marriage. officials offer the use of the public -1111.11,14 114 Ion, 8110Wed inown are his dripping and the Lard to addressing charge of ork, at 1..re. lent at any Dean of is alMarriages may be contracted the I.rackerq, tilt,- have eel oisssei!' the of butter whenever butter bru- school halls free solit,. .-d in a stead It is only he congreg:r. ion, referred to the by a "Falcons." but the "Eagles.' are Declaration of Local custom in Australasia time of the year. lowed. Do week- Motes those who are bound to fast to emn nuptial blessing that may not tal murder of Canon Magner excluded from their use. As the said. -Apittlis is :to Am. resan vice sine, pere,e, tee eteree of AdSunday two first in the meal, from full their imparted officer to in addition Tan English eae, iie,a Fee, eau,: in the make, nor Black a, inclusively, prevailing high rents and the gene- and Americans should ical.se that Day eight about Christmas vent to IIpDt refeelions, one of kut we his terms: organisations of own Sunday ing the Easter of At to of the foil., from Ash Wednesday the others of a few ounces. to ral poverty Capi- minces, se- Americans arc The Bishop may, howlog' in the mite .ul, uc the latter rkifection a. little butter is inclusively. "I wisi to make a reference make it impossible for them to Cathe The curt- for the evils of liberty it ever, for a lust cause, and provided are suineiently clis- :mowed: at the former, butter, Incheese, the deep sorrow I myself feel-and cure other accommodations the to not less liberty, but muse lilieltv." oil and L.:W..1' small be observed, allow this but Law's taken, be Liturgical may as fish eggs. problem. name industrial an perof ti..ct to eau, these are hard put within given iii ounces. be organisations ha eight to the I am sure I speak in your tholic recopy of blessing the part as for quantity, Pleading the contracting e this there can naturally I, but existence. .1. Those who are not bound to fast iods, but shall warn well-at the appalling andOnetragic the Irish Republic, thi. c1 cak, r tu-CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COf FINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. can maintain their si.utton, inay eat meat at every meal on the days parties to avoid undue external display. the death of Canon Magner. and em- in which meat is allowed at the princi- The clergy arc requested to ofremind get! the American people to espouse of that employers is The lirst speak to Parliament. oneself Catholics overallow Southern hardly faithful that the marriages the Irish cause with such mi old Ireland's combine hum their common pal5,meal. Meat is allowed et the principal outside the claurtii are nail end void such a dreadful tragedy-an An Irish exchange is responsible whelming majority that it would ployed Note the Address : beIiItCreSTS into joint organisations, re- meal on all Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs- before God and the Church. man, a man of peace, a pastormany for the following statement: The romps) governmental reeugiiithm or intrades Lent, various their Saturdays presenting days, curing and is said to be Collection for the Moly Phone in loved le his people, having s. Meat is forbidden on all Friday. 'Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone, A-2938. "The Irish people in an overdit-tries. The ideal purpose of such AborIgIssig his Coalition Govsninicalt the for and meeting of Palestine On ,nernies, Lent. nu Partition its for during and to put Wednesdays friends Missions. whelming majority are standing associatiti: %timid lie unselfishly to and vio- determined Saturday the law of lasting and death by such an awful act of Ireland Act into operative in eo- their Government. and Em lish the aid each other, iu tne spirit of true Easter ceases to bind after noon. I wish to remind the clergy that lence." called Southern Ireland. The Press law has officially- collapsed in the co-operation. for the common good. abstinence induit from the Holy See, annual collection for the above named special ay be taken up on Good has the highest author- Southern half of Ireland, and in the Vet such :1 happy consummation can mho faithful of Australasia are dispensed should Association funds the either at the Adoration offuncthe fast in the clay on which the Now First Cardinal Priest. ity fur stating titat the composition hail it functions only in a hardly be hoped tor irises CW11011-liCS from the yritiay, the fast on the day on which that Cross or whatever other sacred first of the Senate of the Parliament of Northern OBTAIN PRICES FROM united, like from Due notiCardinal Gibbons is now the tion is held on that day. very :Isiah territory, hr added.and and reiigion are again Feast of .it, Patrieg is celebrated, on member definitely the faithful been which the has to to senior One harmonious the day given Ireland richest In or will he SOUL 17th. Southern body and is March fication Cardinal priest and "Ireland is one of the feast is transferred. They the previous Sunday, and the offerings creation. The ex -officio members most countries in the industrial life. Christianity, indeed, eectesiastleiti to solf-contained unof the Sacred College byhim as the approved. forwarded aiso dispensed from astinence from each parish will be Lord Chancellor of Ire- world. if the wealth that is annual is indispensable for any heal solution are Fr. This distinction comes to Sebastian will be theLord less the feast be celebrated on Friday the Chancellor of theasArchdiocese, Mayor of Dublin, possible afterproinein. land. the Ireland were spent in iii the Hallinan. as S0011 or on an Ember' Day. death of Cardinal Joseph SUBIACO. be 51. to of and the Lord Mayor of Cork. The lv produced in has organi the fasting is of law solution the wards. Patriarch their second Only The 7, former for Irish purpose, Nett on the other days of Lent. Car- Lord Lieutenant Will nomirate 17 Ireland The TIMBER and HAILDWA:LE PEOPLE Wherever the Stations of thebe Cross could live :anion of Capital and Labour into se observed children the and from all women binds pubfasting men, of Lisbon, on December 1, 1920. should law are erected, the Stations is the actual 3 ins WITH Senators from representatives of Ireland is the second lar- partite groups. leach WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION end of the 2lot. to the beginning or licly performed three times each week dinal Logue of Ireland, succeeds the commerce. including banking, laboe, in luxury. through at ellort made in our employers' asso- the 110th year, unless exempt The Indulgences are Lent. Cardinal Gibbons as second in gest island of Europe. and lies THE BUILDING TRADE. no Illness, weak health, or laborious work. during But may be unions. profesIndulgences Labour and learned which ciations scientific north manifold, the and from priests. trade of outer track binds all who gained also privately and at any time. rank of Cardinal and final ar- The law of ahentience the the Senators will be the Europe and Amt peeceful, satisfactory, completed their seventh year, Cardinal Vannutelli, dean of in sions. AmongArchbishops, or Bis- ern to southern rangements can be reached here be- have 5. Persons requiring a dispensation 44 PATRICK J. CLUNE Sacred College, is senior member He four Catholic rice. they unless of the Lenten group, and Bisgroup observance or tween strict from the Archbishops hops, and two Archbishop of Perth "There is absolutely no reason equally respect each other's rights Regulations regarding fasting and an. the rank of Cardinal Bishops. Tel. A1655. holdIreland, of created Church the was of a happy. hops lie and not 1836, Ireland why the serve was born in to together co-operate in and pertly has or He wholly of This in petto in December, 1889. anniver- ing either Ireland; sixteen peers contented. self-supporting nation community. entire tne good of Southern people. except the one they can do without neglecting their just celebrated the 60th apart from ly followed upon the Reformation, priest- who are tarpapers or ratepayers in 20.000.000 cause, and that is England, and own rightful interests. But the pub- perfectly reproduced sary of his ordination to the consummated after the in in. and have re- sole English property of faith that ever informed and wasRevolution, Erin born respect that 594 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB, Lai, belief de popular always remain the the same and the must is too unnatural hood. Cardinal welfare lic eight the vitality French Ireland, them (Opposite King Edward Hostel CarSouthern gave in by 'of gilds rank sidence and starved poor all pri- the it kept To be should consideration. even with the jun 11353, is second in the supreme compared to be cenPrivy outlast to Majestjes them his of enabled Cardinmembers which mistaken these the of in All individuals of MISS M. J. McDERMO TT, Proprietress. whether rnis-government are grevate interests, The very beasts dinal Bishops. gle law. organise tnan less not Labour of is not Ireland, were in It Council turies. conformity with Lai England Pure Wax Candles, 65 per cent. pure Beeswax,Oil,In Charcoal, or groups, must invariably yield pre- Lien that is at fault, but irreligion, garious. To quote once more that als except Cardinal de by Pope two years standing, who are tax- idea that only thereby can lasense. Sanctuary Church requirements; Tapers, Wicks, cedence. If this order is disregarded, staunch champion of social justice, Pictures a Speraised to the Cardinalate Priests' Ritual, Markers, New Missal Stocks, it. hold of Holy Oil takes residences in South prosper have this and where repayers State Heart: becomes the duty of the it to the Sacred Christian Acts or consecration of modern Cross, greatest of the the Leo XIII. Stations cialty. was as of Representatives Ireland. The right of association, Mary Medals, Icntlessly to enforce it. Irish Horn and Mother of Pearl Rosaries; Silver Children of Carlow Es -Student Honoured. At the beginning of 1920 the An- em article, is a social pioneers, Bishop Ketteler:and Books by late County Councils: Leincester, four; Pictures of Bishops' Conference; Photos. or Dr. Manual; pasHow tar we are to-day from hav- shown in the previous Keane, J. another /or P. works "Whoever Rev. and ReadMusic nuario Pontificio, official publicaVery Irish of of The Good supply exercise and Father Benson. Sheehan four; just Cation six Car- Munster, four; Connaught, of these solutions natural right, the Thompson. is forced to do so all his life has e Frances de Sales Church. ing reached either ing matter by Fr. Lasance, Sir Jame,' Butler, and FrancisMessenger, tion of the Vatican, listed Cardinal Our County Donegal, two; County Mon- tor of St. Cal., Pope has the reader can judge for himself. which can be denied to noas group Catholic Directory, 1921, Record, Sacred Heart the for Agent for whom security to demand moral right dinal Bishops, fifty-one Oakland, Pope St. AnLady's Annals, St. Joseph's Garland catholic Press. Advocate, deacons. aghan, two; County Down, two. appointed Coadjutor to Bishop Glancing back we find that a distinct of citizens. lint nowhere, All the a permanent livelihood. and Irish, priests, and seven Cardinal members American, passages the Ben:leer's in Maria, Magazine, the thony's Annals, Ave by plain elected modwill be latter the makes in Leo These somewhat a class, is labour Badges, such Patrick's Sacramento. of enjoy St of classes soOiety other Library. Bishop Circulating Stocked. Literature Grace, of English Since its issuance several exercise the members of the County Councils native of Kerry, Ireland. One of ern sense, arose towards the latter quoted' above, was Large Assortment. in security. Why should the working than of the Sacred College have died. imperative even more Yet right Ages. this voting together as provinces. Vathe Middle at of end alone be deprived of it? his brothers is parish priest gilds were as the case of the modern wage-earner. classes should the toiler alone have lentia, County Kerry, and another at that period masters' Big Legacy to Polite Sexton. "Woe to him that is alone, for wars. Why A. .The Stage Parson Must be Re- is a Jesuit in Milltown Park Monas- mush concerned with reasonable to go to his work, day after day, Joseph by him lift to shown they none what hash he preventing falleth Politeness constructed. he by the thought: 'I do not to St. tery, Dublin. The new Coadjutor - gains, as in 9 wages, whether too up." These words of Ecclesiastes haunted Boyle to a casual visitor Protesting that "on the stage and Bishop was ordained 25 years ago considered unfair know whether to -morrow I shall York, has high or too low. No absenteeism strikingly apply to him. Helpless, still have the wages on which my Patrick's Cathedral, Neiw afterwards Protestant the and pictures College, in motion of Carlow in bequest be a and still allowed in business, desperate would SELLERS, AND ARTISTS' ever FRAMERS, PRINT and was PICTURE indeed, Unibeen rewarded by exCatholic the represented in seldom is existence studies and the of my minister existence pursued to receive each master worked side by side the lot of the modern worker with- wife and children depend. £16,000, which he expects COLOURMEN. Who left to cept as an effeminate fool," the versity of America. Distinguished On the other with his journeymen and apprenorganisation. shortly. The fortune was knows? Perhaps to -morrow a of Board of Temperance, Prohibition, as preacher and administrator, he is tices, or else was obliged to discon- out Cassidy, Denis by Wholesale and Retail, Special Prices for Convents and Schools. hand, a.: the Scripture again teaches crowd of famished workmen will Boyle Mr. Morals of the Methodist now in his 50th year. Public and in legislived Employers evitrade. splendid formerly his tinue and as history gives Cork, Ireland, who Church has inaugurated come from afar and rob me of my lated for themselves as strictly, and "I'll remember you in EI,iscopal dence: "A brother that is helped New York. by under-bidding me, day a campaign fur better treatment or A Notable Convert. with the same conscientiousness, asa by a brother is like a strong city." employment my will," Mr. Cassidy said one cartoonists. rioted by the ministers and my wife aiid children must Protestant was Nicholson, There of St. Mr. Meredith their employees. Without organisation the labourer Telephone, No. A1011. play- fur to Boyle, who is sexton The ptoposed American novelist, essayist, 7 work or starve.' and writers. and artists wage, a lust and mercy kind price the been just at had entirely left Patrick's. Mr. Boyle Cassidy, who campaign is to be nationwide in wright and poet, has been receive I neither might be exceeded. Each would be Uner the existing system, labour Depenemployer. organised Mr. the to of ago attentive and statemenb into the Church. Some years alone can safeguard labto give room for his neighbour, since and had scope, according toin the on his own private bar- unionism was sixty-seven years old, questions part is as fol- he was appointed United States all alike were children of God with dent solely as a class, against this continRECHAtilTis, made here, which HAIL VI/A Y possibilities, unsupported our, answered all the latter's gency, which is precisely the condistage and in motion Minister to Portugal, a position lie equal needs and equal desires for gaining the "On lows: be would he Not yorkers, churchfellowhis of captains which autocratic tion when he visited the assurance to pictures the Protestant minister is refused because of the anti-Catholic happiness. Yet this did not pre - by conditions I to take whatever Coffee industry would desire to see realislong after giving this returned to seldom represented except as an tendencies of the Portuguese rulers elude the existence of reasonable obliged were offered 11:m. Exceptional op ed, and which was actually brought The members of of that time. the sexton, Mr. Cassidy word came effeminate foil. class distinctions, accepted by all. Proprietress. in times of labour short- about at once when labour organiCHAMBERLAIN, MRS. portunities, Penor McMillen more ideal, the Villiers was John Ireland. Upon his death Mr. Boyle the Protestant church are exhorted least Mrs. at as is rule be short -live.' sations were legally destroyed in Colorado, Such perfectly adhered to, as human age, would They are right oppothat he had remembereddumbfound- to be liberal, to take humor as rose, of Colorado Springs, the Perth. less to cape for Visitors suitable of most The skill the copper weakness would allse.e. enough, thanks to to wrath. wife of Spencer Penrose, the past. in his will. Boyle was site the Perth Railway Station. Best attention and 'Moderate consequence a trip humor, and to be slow indeed, should the labourer, All this was chanced with the tal. The necessary Why, C.:atomic magnate, has been received into the the of Prices. ed by the news. He made members terthe one But in that op and at St. Patrick's, Denver. examine the will growth of religious indifference, and best be summed any more than the employer, be exto Ireland Church do not tolerate such treat- Church,Rev. S. Twiggs, for- the great industrial disaster that rible word, "proletariat." It. implies posed to the unnatural dread -that claim his share. ment of their priesthood, whiali-is The mctor John Westmor- really began, as met, now know, that the masses of labour, unaided his wife and children may be forcOrmside, of and stage the on represented always preacher in the dio- with the Reformation. What fol- by the power of collective bargainWhy should Not while Thousands are Dying to sus- ed into the factory? lest elsewhere in a most favorable way, land, ofmission Oxford, has been received lowed was never better expressed ing, can earn just sufficient his wage, remain in anxiety of Hunger and Despair. and whose religion is treated with cese and propagate he lives Farnat oft own and their Church tain memorable Catholic the in anniverthe his family in than fail to support 50th into should The Catholics arc Celebration of the do this or. their kind. They must since Rev. consideration. quoted words of Pope Leo XIII: while the 'ern decency, Christian The time has borough Abbey. unemto be commended. sary of the ordinatiqn of the presigilds the narrowest margin, workingmen's ancient "The feel the children and wife ployer's Schrantz, Father Charles 13. Charles' Col- come also when Protestants should Pope Receives German Pilgrims. Isere abolished in the last century, ployment is always staring them in want Of nothing? Are we not all dent emeritus of St. had to be not tolerate aria other than courtetook their place. the face. For there are others, es-en of the same lush and blood? Why the organisation no and received recently and Pope The to treatment of their religion lege, near Baltimore, institutions and the very mere miserable than they, ready with fear to ous the matter is being first German pilgrims who have Public same should he be harrassedmay ministry. abandoned when he declined laws set aside the ancient religion. take their position at thea lower be Imthat his very position other exer- brought to the attention of preach- come to Rome since the beginning to pass wage, or possibly even at come has it permit the banquet and_ degrees by address Hence to an be, as a mat,it may Replying merely periled, ers' meetings not only of Metho. of the war. cises in his honour "as long as there pay, hence, under sucl. conditions, of Cologne, His that workingmen have been surrengreater profit or expediency of FaArchbishop ter the by Europe." in denominato other either gists, but of all are starving people of peace dered, all isolated and helpless, we arc certain to see anew GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, Telephone, 8 Armadals. times were tions throughout the country; to Holiness said:-"Our aslove Lao on the part of an unfeelingof corpora. ther Schrantz said the for long as the the hard-heartedness of employers the verification of the words ofsituaevery desire satisfied is the be .it tion? not Proprietor. celewill the the and press, competisad" too the entire religious the actual of and the greed of unchecked "too bad and peace describing the XIII. not is he:her employer u arms man, of reclblooded peace jubilee. entire Methodist ministry. Probration of even a golden tion as it arose under the legal enWe pray God that this tion. to see the labourer proemployee, spirit. or the expenthe are in for increased everywhere been has testant ministers "The mischief The money required forcement of private bargaining end may be attained.; tected against these evils while his by rapacious dsury, which, altaough the industrial world-or else a industry continues to prosper and ses of such a celebration, he said, being asked to bring the matter to more than once condemned by the bloody social revolution. Of this, yields sufficient returns to afford a "could be so much better employed the attention of their congregaLambs. Shorn a difunder tions, and are requested to report for the relief of the heartrending too, we have had sufficient experi- respectable livelihood for all whose George Bernard Shaw, reply- Church, is, nevertheless, any violations of ordinary courtesy ingMr.to the question, "Can Labour ferent guise, but with the like injusence now. distress of thousands upon thousinterests are honestly involved in it. Prohire- tice, still practised by covetous and Newington The employer is not reduced to ands who are literally dying from to the Board of Temperance, Stoke at Destruction of labour unionism To this must be the same necessity of starvation, if bition, and Public Morals. which Govern," cold, hunger and *despair." "We are beginning to graspingthemen. said: would be paramount to the destruccently, by work:ng of custom * BARRACK govern added will make them public." to close his labor contract tion of democracy and liberty. fails he if Labour cannot that see of at contract, and the c mccittration with the individual worker. He freNew Catholic Paper 'in Cuba. can be no freedom of conthe world cannot be governed and so many- branches of trade in the quently can withdraw his capital There Economics. and tried Church been The have is has parties bargaining paper other collective once All Catholic tract new all. A hands of a few individuals; so that Men of all walks of life and of broken down." The edifrom one market or industry and There can be no econofounded at Minas, Cuba a small number of very rich men place it in another. But the skilled abolished. every shade of religious belief and between employer and The middle classes, he declared, tor of the new publication announable to lay upon the teem- worker, without organised support, mic equality To been series have the in attended opinion themselves of tell political to fools bargain on an equal Mrs. S. E. McCARTI-1Y, ces that it will be devoted affairs, of sermons on "Christianity and were makingmanner. of ing masses of the labouring poor a has no capital except his knowledge employed. Instead the trust or corporawith Catholic shocking about a slavfooting of truth that the than Mg little better yoke devobig Christhas last he begun the which Economy" against to to the Public be able ,stand trade of a the must of defending the interests freedom mas by Monsignor Faulhaber. Arch- makingthey voted at the last elec. ery its tit at tion the labourer trusts in few ted his life, and he cannot turn to withhold or withdraw his labour Church, and upholding the and Here, therefore, are given of Munich, Bavaria. In his tion for hanging the Kaiser, He can do this only with power. the causes pleasu -e to anotherandoccupation and facts the both words of Ireland. The paper is published bishop his satisFaulthe maintain had Archbishop initial sermon, livelihood have not even aid of his union fends, and the of what in his own day the grcat earn his partly in Spanish, and is expected worker the the they was not it hanged. unskilled that hint The explained seeing haber of position. behind him. With. work faction social support as union Pontiff was forced to describe to do effective educational even more helpless out this the employer will decide purpose of his preaching to bring It would be in the good interests misery and wretchedness is hid.yidually the "the among the Cubans. narrow out- his wages. Unorganised labour in his with the atmosphere of the factory into of workers, against idlers, ifLabour lotted, when Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors special at unjustly pressing so heavily and to the Church, but rather to take the middle classes joined the holding this of look and his meagre means, and turn depends for all its moral power Under Owner's Personal Supervision ly Catered for. moment on the majority In Bohemia. bargaining, at unions. skill of the Church into the realm Party. But they were still labour light his the of match gains the on set facts The classes." a M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. "Christianity ie the to their old traditions and forming the working The confiscation of eight chapels of economics. the argument concretely. his power of endurance against put To existed, then they as him were by forth school for They thought said (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) in which Mass was corporation. The very nrineit;ve. Caapel of economic life," middle-class unions. Enormous organisations, with bust. other no ode can call in question. The giant children has greatly aroused the said the ArchLiElicip, "and whoever shorn lambs trying to lead ness running into billions of dollars, is ridiculous. assigncorrectly less no are r catises who trusts shearers. children the certain parents of Catholic wishes to reconstruct the economic people to The benevolence of evidently not be bargained with ed. They consisted, first in the reas can without corporations is often cited can attend the schools in Prague. The system cannot succeed on equal terms by the helpless, injection of the Church's influence and andevidence labour unions that "3111...11C1..'1 and perhaps povertyconfiscation is not only illegal, but Christianity, since a proper system experienced an direct PERTH a as secondly, HOTEL and teaching; V.) not a stricken worker who timidly knocks was accomplished through violence. must have its foundation on the dispensed with. Yet inmain J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. consequence of this, in the destruc- he moone of the With him it is instances office door. the Furnishings and vestments were or- Gospel ani the immortal Encyclical few at its for The noted is organisation. labour of Hotel tion This of work or starvation. stimulating the benevolence dered to be sold' by the Prague of Idea XIII., with Christ as the Purity of Drinks. conclusion is plain: there are just tives labour a question the desire to keep away is without freedom of contract, school officials. The children are centre and the corner-stone." Cleanliness and Civility. two means to be employed now by was the most Ile even too, without power of So, liberty, without unionism. now attending Mass in parish of aid which we can come to the He is core instances of industrial deself-determination. churches. The hostile officials have A Plea for Irish Republic. the great masses of the people. The excellent plarits would be fronted by the inevitable, and must various in Thousands thronged the Trinity mocracy found another means of harassing with HOTEL is the renewed promotion, un- take what is offered him,. or else look first labour PALACE THE had hear -day to to Francisco attitude their San Auditorium, the Catholics through Perth. WA. all zeal and energy at our command, unthinkable first step to- helplessly upon the misery of his St. George's Terrace. towards the popular gymnastic as- Father P. C. Yorke, the celebrated in a most of the Kingdom of God upon earth, ionism not taken the industry. It The PALACE Is situated But backed by close to Ranks and is wards democratisingthen for the la- wife and children. sociations which have been formed Irish -American orator and educator, second position, The Church. charming holy God's and of Commercial Houses, and Theatres, hundreds of thousands of his were sheerest folly by them under the name of discuss plans for the organisation the to any the by the principal the intelligent organisation of the bouring solely patronised the experitrust by to largely for Is supported class Association fellows; has American the This organisation "Eagles." laboring masses, in the spirit of the lies ence, the generalship and often the Farmers and Graziers in the State. scheme of benevolence which spread to the Slovenians in the recognition of the Irish Republic. same church, keeping ever in MODERATE TARIFF. or to relin- high intelligence of the ablest of his control, own audiits only not the were of beyond Irishmen thousands United States, and as she teaches us to do, the gild of J. T. OLOWERY, Proprietor. Long labour unionism for any pro- class; with a reserve of millions all members there are included in its tors of the eloquent speaker. arrive ideals of the Middle Ages. To these quish Telephone M428. If you are ii,ed of hiving tn out to them. dollars in the treasury that will sinsocial thought is mises held roster- In opposition to this dis- before the hour for him to modern ideals labour iust the same old machine -made nu his of joined defence have in out who sopoured be was packed Those as-ever,other-house style, you Y.11 w,often tinctively Catholic organisation is the vast auditorium and enjoy generous gle self, he comes as a power to be GIVEN UP TRYING everywhere reverting, though yet and dently welcome HAVE by the time MEN unions. humanity, of with lid spirit. chiefly their' composed the "Falcons," it fails to understand excel- reckoned with. so DRINK and be, BETTER should hours it A So FIND reasonable TO hundreds wages, opened be can never fact, in spirit, those who have become so liberal the mass meeting the aisles by fireThat system BEER. nevertheUNION present conditions, THAN be, in the working must it lent from driven were that tendencies religious in their the, merely let him not abuse his powless owe their advantages to made A tremendous responsibilit labour organisations that h woo very er. these advantages possible. The Chrismost the of (An Entirely Australian Product) best intentions To people. it will give you chance to build tian employers would have counted not do this he will stand in need of thi home altogether out of the comfor little had labour unionism Unmon. and with touch of real an under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia.) influence of religion. made their realisation possible. itnit..,hoiorth riaregadnistoet,teri.or (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Clair ch and Registered Chriswad BENEVOLENCE. der individual bargaining the visev,ery...rrtso.nreaclleantif.fziirch.e., forcIts Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, tian employer would have been & WATERS BRYANT demanding exploiter females), and the (males with Catholics to charge, are moat moderate. compete ed to ST., PERTH STIRLING Catholic, and it Specially Appeals the by 90 to receipt on 80 It is essentially Irish and Locality in any of labour, or else face bankruptcy. Branches will be established MERCHAN'i W,ite for Illustrated by the PRIEST of their SUPPORT an i ALLEGIANCE. seldom WOOD and COAL Attended sanctioned not PERSONS, have TEN unions by to. Labour SIGNED Booklet Giving Fall Orders Promptly DISTRICT SECRETARY of a requisition being fully set out in the requisition. power of collective members their intending of abused Particulars. ages and names the A3938. Tel. the DISTRICT, bargaining, as capital had abused New Zealand: 50,000 members and £300,383 in Funds. and Commonwealth the the without raroughnut yet WUNDERLICH Ltd. BRANCHES 550 its own advantage, Guaranteed. Sickness of cases in Assistance Financial help and Medical unions the misery of the masses Lard St.. East Porth MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. MEMBERS. truth This BENEFIT D100ER, FOR FEES indescribable. THE asaild lie NO ENTRANCE ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN! SUBIACo. AMOUNTS :las made clear from XIII websu.4tvonvLeger, SMALL ROBEBY-ROAD, OR 121 LARGE IN ADVANCED LOANS Lit. 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Lehane, Lahinch, Co Clare; James badge belongs to the King's Own !MI414361~411ANNIt,0004%1414%. For All Klrols of Latest Footwear at the Lowest Prices. HOLDWAY & CO. Sammons Lahinch, Co. Clare; John Regiment." Repairs at Current Rates, Patronise Licensed Sewerage Plumbers (certifiAloysius Lynch, Dublin. Sept. 16, serWitness No. 6.-A police cated). Gasfltters and Sheet Metal Joseph Athy, Oranmore, Co. Gal- geant, deposed to finding the bads' BEN Publications Received JONES Workers. A Trial Solicited. 40-44 way. 310-12 WILLIAM -ST.. PERTH. Sept. 26, Edward Troddon, and a soldier's cap -badge four feet Pier -street, Perth. Tel. A4395. Belfast City: John Gaynor, Belfast from the head of the body. '..%%1MISIM3M14.161.1001,-%,4%%104Wi City: John McFadden, Belfast City. Witness No. 7.- A woman, stated READ THIS! Nertb-Wee( Australia Java. Few P. J. HEVRON Sept. 30, John Connolly, Bandon, that she saw de?eased in company better than the Rev. Dr.andE. J. O'Donis in our midst a curious type Shipping, and Forwarding of There nen, who was secretary (pro tern) to Customs, Irishman. Co. Cork. October 2, John O'Han- witha Kerry lc. Is aright. eLahieer sold after midnightonthenig Agency. General Carriers. Phillimore his Excellency the Apostolic And the Price is Right. Your PatronIon, Turloghmore, Co. Galway. Oct. Tel. 8277. her during his memorable visit Delegate to this Chambers, Fremantle. age Solicited. Ritig A5255. l0, Michael Griffen, Cork City. Oct. death. State last year, could describe from 14. Patrick Carroll, actual experience Dublin City; and Information Witness No. 8.-A woman, stated under the most favoured cir Joseph Corringham, Dublin City. she also saw deceased with a Sol- gained eumstances the Catholic and material Oct. 15, James Lehane, Ballyma- Bier at that time in that place. progress of our great Nor' -West and Oct 16, Peter 0'kcera, Co. Cork. the of Catholic. ChristianWitness No. 9.- A detective ser- ity inadvancement BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS UNDER 12 YEARS OF AGE. Java, and also diverse native 17, geant, Carroll, Dublin City. Oct. deposed that when the charge characteristics of thetheJavanese. Dr. Henry Kelly. Dublin City: Michael wasread Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition. O'lionneii accompanied Archbishop Catover to he denied accused Oct. 18, O'Rourke, Dublin City. (Under the Patronage of His Grace the Archbishop taneo throughout the Archdiocese of Perth). Perth and the New Norela and Gerald Francis Dwyer, Ballydavid, Co. Tip- ``' Witness No. This Establishment occupies the finest position in of W.A. It is No 10military -A offi- ton Dioceses, thence to Broome, Beagle peraryi Edward Dwyer, Ballydavid, built on an elevation, surrounded by acres of land, within Bay. Java, etc. The author has minutesix minswore he. in was on patrol utes' walk from the Railway Station. Co. Tippeary: Patrick Doyle, Bailin- an. ly detailed his experiences and ImpresOct. 20, cer, armoured car after I a m. near sions, which are supported by scores Kalamunda, a popular tourist resort, is 1000 feet above rea agare, ';a. Roscommon. the he South. Dublin Union, and of illustrations depicting all phases level, and cannot be surpassed for its delightfully cool, invigorating Michael Walsh, Galway City. Oct. accused who. seemed as if he of life and religion obtaining lit our climate. A splendid opportunity is thus afforded 24, Charles Lynch, Miltown Malbay, regions. The whole work of from Accused told tropical the City, and from enervating 'country climates, totochildren compilation Is published In a handCo. Clare. Oct. 25, Michael Ryan, had been running. enjoy the Ihim he had been assaulted by cis, some brochure, which comes from The mountain air in this beautiful locality. (bp ceapball o bpiari)) Tipperary; Curraduff, Co. Advocate office. liens, Melbourne. but The hadoutdistan.cecil them._ price For terms applyGleeson, Fingahy, Co. Tipperary. free) is 7d. (Note:-SouthDublin is less than (post Oct. 26, Daniel Lehane, Lahinch, Co. ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT :: FREMANTLE. Atrocities in Ireland, by Rev. M. Clare; Professor Carolan, Dublin two[Hiles from Deme Lane. No civi- Forrest, M.S.H. As a sub -title the 10, were permitted tobe abroad author has added, "What an AustraSomewhere in Ireland, Jan. 12, 192i. town-Malbay. Co. Clare: Verdicts of published in press of August Oct. 27, Michael Scanlon, City. has Seen." In a pamphlet of Professor McNeill, T.D., makes it wilful murder returned aagnist Ser. 1920. Co. Limerick; John in Dublin .n October 26th -27th after lian sixteen pages Father Forrest details iin Patrick Clancy and John O'Con- Kilmalloek, !tans midnight.) a practice to always give Sir Hamar geant W. Hampson and Constables Skerries, Co. Dublin. Sherlock, facts which- comprise Witness No. 11.- -A detective, sta- controvertible Greenwood his correct title, i.e., T O'Connor and T. Keenan, R.I.C. nell. of Derrygallon, Co. Cork: VerGBarrack and Murray Streets, Perth. and support his personal experiences. ted that he had been informed of He says In one placer-"coming from Chief Secretary Against Ireland, Verdict published in press of May dict of wilful murder returned againno- the woman's death at 230 asn. on Australia, "The Famous "Snigg's Cornet," Jcseph Murphy, civilian, of st military. Verdict published in the dear land or my birth, and not the title given him by the 7. 1920. where we have enjoyed a large meainas-street, Cork, lies under sentence October 27th. English press and politicians, Chief James Dunne, Ferns. Co. Wex- press of August 27. 1920. sure of freedom, which, The ,fol- ford: Verdict of wilful murder Patrick Kennedy, of Annascaul, of death by hanging in the English Witness No. 12.- A soldier, stated certain persons are nowunfortunately. Secretary for Ireland. striving to THE PLACE TO GO FOR Ver- Co. Kerry: Verdict of wilful murder male prison at Cork. The offence he was on guard at Richmond Bar wrest from us, I was literally appalled lowing supply a few reasons for against Constable Linehan. the evidences of oppression tnat dict published in Press of July 7, returned against military. Verdict with which Joseph Murphy was racks on the morning of October at FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, Professor McNeill's action: SILK and FASHION ecanirperaludrolleslre.m,y personal notice in the published in press of September 2, charged was the murder of Private 27th. He admitted accused to that On August 9th, 1920, the English 1920. SHIRTS, 801, TIES, ETC. Again, the author explains in his Squibbs of the Hampshire Regi- Barracks at 1.30 a.m. Accused had Patrick Thompson, Lisnadaragh, 1920. Parliament passed the "Restoration introduction: "How strange that Twelve Co. Westmeath: Verdict of wilful Patrick Gill, of Drumsna, Co. Lei- ment. Private Squibbs was killed lost his cap badge. ..He questioned brief of Order in Ireland Act." the average is so easily deceived weeks later, Greenwood made a murder returned against Constable trim: Verdict"that Patrick Gill was by a bomb thrown into a motor accused, who said he had had a row by what he man EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL reads in a daily paper! English with civilians. speech in the Commons, and re- Henry Corbett. Verdict published found murdered by military without lorry filled with armed Another cap-badge When will men come to realise that they on are -street, rational Cork, whose plain against returned any provocation" troops at Barracks in the Press of October 9, 1920. ferring to this Act said: was missing from the regiment that duty is to ascertainbeings the true state of COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. Verdict published in the morning of October 8th, 1920. "The policy of the Government The following verdicts of wilful military. any case, to sift truth from falsehood, The attack was made on the lorry has succeeded and succeeded murder or unjustifiable homicide press of September 15, 1920. weed out Hers from honest Witness No 13-A corporal at to nesses before a just conclusion canwitJames Connolly, of Kinlough, Co. by members of the Republican the same barracks, corroborated Ac - arrived Di. rapidly. The total number of have been returned by the juries of at or a fair verdict pronounc- DON'T FORGET THE outrages has rapidly decreased." properly J Coroners' Leitrim: Verdict of wilful murder Army. The attackers were armed cused then admitted he had had a ed?" In this. of course, constituted Is bound up ADDRESS This appears in Hansard, Volume Courts against English the period of time the general public, military returned against military. Verdict with bombs and revolvers. The row with civilians near the South either of September 29, in press by published arms.incomprehensible apathy or full war troops had 133, column 1509. Now Greenwood, since Sir Hamar Greenwood English took Dublin Union. The knees of se. by ready action, are desirous of snow1920. CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. Although eused's trousers were wet and black. ing the practice of of course, meant "Sinn Fein out- office: merit and equipment. most glaring Yet Again! rages," but just for comparison, we Michael Cullen and Miss Ellen Joseph Murphy did not take part in Another man cf accused's regiment hypoeracy and animalthefiendishness to and which English statesmanwill have a look at the real "out- Hendrick, Dublin City: Verdict of Sir Hamar Greenwood, replying in this attack, and was not present at had no cap or sap -badge that night. continue, ship "Law and ()frages," the playful little stunts his unjustifiable Witness No. 14.-A soldier stated iler," Is content to style: shooting returned the English House of Commons on it, and was proved by four reliable "Defence of the precious Black and Tans put up, as against the military. Verdict pub- October 21st.. to questions concern- witnesses not to have been present he was in accused's company on the Realm,""Government," "Fealty to the Crown," etc.. We will examine his boast lished in press of April 16, 1920. in Ireland. well. ing an investigation into the death at all, he was found guilty of mur- night of the crime, and left accused eie., The odds against the on his own grounds, and we coula Philip Dowling. Arklow, Co. Wick- of Mr. Michael Walsh, who had been der by English court-martial on De. Dame Lane about 11.16 p.m. Irish attremendous Insurance Company, Limited. home or exiled demand that not better examine it than to quote low: Verdict of unjustifiable firing murdered by "servants of the cember 15th, 1920, and was senten- in Cross-examined, he said ne night he those who are so fortunate as to have SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. the "outrages," as supplied by the returned against the military. Ver- Crown" on October 20th., said: the full to facts is concerning Irish affairs ced to death. The sentence of the incidents of regularly coming some confusing under their notice daily press ,for the 12 weeks prior dict published in press of May 5, "There is always an inquest into be carried out on Wednesday next. the night of October 26th with thane through Irish or Catholic FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, newspapers to the passing of the Restoration of 1920 . the death of a person found January 19th, 1921. ac- and by such pamphlets as the one under of another 'dent when he left and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST Order in Ireland Act, and for the review should use all the means in A few days after the promulga- cused in Dame Lane. CURRENT RATES ' 12 weeks after its passing into law. power to distribute their InforE MIDWOOD, Manager. tion of the death sentence in Joseph This closed the case for the prose- their mation by passing on such papers to The Facts. Murphy's case, another court-mar- cution. The counsel for defence sug- their friends or advancing the claims In the twelve weeks prior to the such a booklet as this undoubtedly tial on a person charged with gested to the Court that there was that for scrutiny and Intellectual passing of the Restoration of Order murder was held in Ireland. no evidence to warrant a convic- has There Is nothing dogmatic aboutprofit. this in Ireland Act, English soldiers and This court-martial illustrates that tion. and submitted it was not neces- little work; it is a plain statement of police murdered 18 unarmed Irish case of members sari and a record of the most bloody in the call evidence for the defence. fact and diabolical regime ever perpetrated men and women, none of whom was The Second Issue of a Beautiful Portrait id HANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE. 'Phone 481. of the English armed forces in Ire- The President of the Court replied: upon people in history. engaged in any conflict with them. The land against whom the gravest of- "I think we should have evidence booklet any ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. is published by the Irish NaIn the twelve weeks following the the for the defence." The Court, how- tional Association fences are charged, none but of New South Wiles. Splendid Accommodation. Best of Everything Kept. passing of the Act, English military most conclusive evidence of guilt ever, adjourned to An Irish Society'. Report. consider the With Dining Room under supervision of Mrs. and police murdered 56 unarmed printed in real Irish colours, Taylor. Meals 1/6; Weekly 27/6. is considered sufficient by the Eng- point. On resumption, the .Presi. rover and and inoffensive Irish men and wogreen gold On white paper, the relish court-martial in Ireland, where dent announced that the Court had port of the Irish National Society JIM FRAWLEY, Proprietor. men. or as in the case of civiliaris, especially carefully considered the evidence South Australia reaches us, The pages In the twelve weeks prior to the if they are suspected of Republican and was of opinion that the evi- record a year or progress and solidarity passing of the Act there were 26 soh. the society whose financial position sympathies, nothing but the most dence for the prosecution did nos for is .1.1 police killed. credit extreme evidence of innocence is ac- support the charge, and the accused balance being shown substantial in the statement In the twelve weeks following the of asic"coisianttiss.factory, even they are cepted, and convicted The publication Is just and may be had at was, therefore, acquitted. passing of the Act, there wore 71 the sort of thing that breeds the interest of murder on evidence of Eng- The accused in this case was an and earnestness, which, soldiers and police killed. mirrored in the lish troops, bitterly hostile to them English soldier. He had been ar- society's CATHOLIC BOOKSELLERS IN ANY PART activities can mean only one In the twelve weeks prior to the in spite of civilian evidence estab- rested after police inquiries had been thing: The advancement of Irish claims passing of the Act, soldiers and polOF AUSTRALIA lishng their innocence. made into the movements of the and cause. Slainthe! ice shot up and burned 38 towns In the second case a Lance -Corpor- other soldier whose cap -badge was and villages. RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. IseOwn Lancashire al of the King's MOTHER AS FIRST -AID EXPERT. missing on the night of October 26. In the twelve weeks following the giment, stationed at Richmond' Bar- 27. But the court-martial had no Ready For Any Emergency. passing of the Act, soldiers and poll'.,tage 3d. extra. DANIEL MULCAHY, CHAS. E. GOSDEN, Field - difficulty in acquitting accused. in racks. Dublin, was tried by It is to mother that the crying ice up and burned 138 towns Proprietor. General Court-martial at Kilmain- spite of the testimony of fourteen youngsters to whole and villages. or direct from the family COMP for advice and ashain Barracks, Dublin, on a charge witnesses, eight of whom were mem- all In the twelve weeks prior to the sistance in accident or emergency of having murdered Elizabeth Car- bers of the English forces passing of the Act, there were 64i in Ire- Mothers provided with Zam-Bak have the best healer and first -aid that it 1bery, an unmarried woman of land AM. attacks on parties of English solto get. One that 14 sootlinie. years, in Dame Lane, Dublin, on the diers and police In the case of Joseph Murphy, possible easy to use and thoroughly anti night of October 26-27. In opening who did not take part in, and was safe, In the twelve weeks following the septic,. Zain-Buk is the pure, relbusi the case the Military Prosecutor sta- not present at the attack in which herbal balm which sults the tenderest passing of the Act, there were 98 the youngest babe. It prevents ted that it was "quite clear that the Private Squibbs was killed, attacks on English soldiers and the skin ofhurts from becoming big and PERTH sol- Court-martial found as little difficul- little offence was committed by a police. troublesome, and ends skin trouble like dier." Fourteen witnesses were call- ty in finding him guilty and senten- nothing else can,. Poor Old Ananias! "My son trod on a piece of glass," The followed for the prosecution. cing him to death on the testimony writes Mrs. Speaking again in the House on E. MeEwati, 303 Weydead in Ireland. O'Loughlin, Patrick HennesI will see ing are the essential details of their of four soldiers-all of whom gave mouth Street,M. Adelaide. November 1st.. Greenwood said: -- sy.John site nearly that the inquest in held in pub- evidence as reported to the Dublin different and John O'Leary, of Miltownsevered evidence as to the the fleshy portion or his heel. part ac- It was a "There is no charge, with one ex. Malbay, Co. Cork: Verdict of wilful lic, as most inquests are; in Evening Mail, an organ supporting cused was frightful gash, and bled somealleged to have played ception-that of a policeman now murder returned against Lance fact, thing terrible. as far as I know, all in- the English Government in When managed to Ire- in the ambush. One denied that get the blood staunched I I bandaged under arrest -of which I know Corporal F McLeod and Privates the quests are." Parliamentary land: accused threw the bomb which heel, using ZamBule Twice deb urged against a policeman or sol- W. Kilgone, J. McEvan, P. McDebates, Vol. 133, No. 122, Cot Witness No. 1.-An elderly wo- killed Private Squibbs, but swore we applied the balm,. This soother. dier for murder." -Parliamentary Loughlin, R. Bunting, 1058-9. and R. and cleansed the wound and prevented man, gave of identification evidence he saw him throwing stones at blood -poison. Debates, Vol. 134, No. 129, Col. 28. Adams, all of the Highland Light Thanks to Zaiii-liuk On September 3rd. (six weeks of deceared. the lorry. The second said he alone, all inflammation The following verdicts of wilful Infantry (in addition to Sergt. and was cleared this answer was given) the Witness No. 2.-A military officer, saw accused throw a bomb. away, and my son's foot eompletel!. murder or unjustifiable homicide constables of R.I.C. named in an- before The English Government in Ireland, of proved plans of the area in which third swore that accused led the healed. have been returned by the juries of other list.) atVerdict published in which Sir Hamar Greenwood claims the murder was committed. "Another time he was unpacking a tacking party. The fourth properly constituted coroners' courts press of May 7, 1920. swore case of butter, when a piece of hoop to be the "full and sole head," deWitness No. 3.-A doctor, gave that accused did not throw his right wrist and the side against the English constabulary any- Ironhisgashed James Saunders, Limerick City: hand. The Injury was very sore. since Sir Hamar Greenwood took Verdict of wilful murder returned clared illegal the holding of Coro- evidence that Elizabeth Carbery thing at the lorry, but had his hand of but wain Zam-Buk soothed, cleanse,,, ners' inquests in the County and had died of suffocation, that her behind his back. Four office:against military. civilian wit- and healed the fnjur; splendid)," Verdict publish. City of Galway, and in nine other body had many bruises caused in a nesses swore that accused was not at Thomas O'Dwyer, Bouladuff, Co. ed in press of June 2, 1920. counties. Into the deaths of the struggle with somebody: that her the scene Tipperary Verdict of wilful murder of the ambush at all The Richard Lunley, jolvcross. Co. AUSTRALIA HOTEL persons, each of whom mouth and the lower part of her owner of the returned against members of the Tipperary: Verdict of wilful our- following house in which he lived was murdered by Ergeish military face were extensively bruised. KALGOORLIE gave evidencee that Joseph Murphy Royal Irish Constabulary. Verdict der returned against the military. or constabulary, no Coroners' inpublished in press of 16th April, Verdict published in press of July quest has been Witness No. 4.-The caretaker of was in bed at the time of the am- GoodP. FRAWLEY, i-roprlotor. held, and Accommodation in every for Travellers. 1920. the house outside which Elizabeth bush Yet Joseph Murphy is to be 13, 1920. case in which an English military Carbery Alderman MacCurtain, Lord Maywas killed, gave evidence hanged on January 19th, 1921. Michael Small, Upperchurch, Co. ASK FOR has investigated the death that' on October or of Cork: Verdict of wilful mur- Tipperary: Verdict of unjustifiable tribunal 26th, he heard the PHIL RYAN der returned against members of and brutal killing returned against it has conducted the inquiry in sec. roman cry: "Leave me alone," af- MISS KATHLEEN TOWNSEND, Dodge Motor Car for Hire Day or Night. the Royal Irish Constabulary, and the military- Verdict published in ret:ter which he heard a thud. A peA.T.C.L. Car No. 208. Motor Garage Teleagainst Mr. T. J. Smith, Inspector - press of July 17, 1920. September 5, Patrick Hegarty, riod of silence followed, and then phone, A 1927. O.P.O. Motor Rank. General, R.I C.; Divisional Commis. Teacher of Pianoforte, Organ, and) 13 (Se. James Burke, Cork City: Verdict Ballyvourney, Co. Cork; Sept. 5, witness looked out of the window Harmony. sioner Clayton, R.I.C., and District of unjustifiable firing ',turtle(' Michael Lynch, Ballyvourney, Co. and saw a soldier kneeling by the rmills Prepared! for All ENsminations. Inspector Swanzv, R.J.C Verdict against military. Verdict publish. Cork: Sept. 20, Patrick Hartnett, woman's body- After some minNewcastle Club Hotel Terms In /Olean,. pulbished in the press of April 19, ed in press of July 28, 1920. Abbeyfeale, Co. Limerick; Jeher- utes the soldier went away, but South Terrace, Fremantle. Newly Re57 THIRD-AVE., INGLEWOOD. novated and Up -to -Date. 1920. Daniel McGrath and Thomas Mac - miah Healy, Abbeyfeale, Co. Lim- came back in a short time and pickGoldfields and North-West Customers specially Thomas Mulholland, Dundalk, CO. Donnell, of Coracunna Cross, Co. erick. Sept. 8, John Mulvoy, Gal- ed up something and went away CLOHESY, COZIER, and CO., catered for. South Beach trains atop Louth: Verdict of firing by Sergt. Cork: Verdict of "wounds wilfully way City. Sept .9, James Quirke, again. at door. Proprietor: T. it Ryan (late mate Foreman & Carver, Day k CO.). Bustard, R.I.C.. with intent to kill inflicted without provocation" re- Galway City. Sept. 21, James Lawsee.. Celtic. Club. and Wyndham. Witness No. 5. -Wife of the last Tel. 11 197. and without justification. Verdict turned against military. Verdict less, Balbriggan, Co. Dublin; John witness, corroborated' his evidence, MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. published in the Press of April 30, polished in press of August 10, 1920. Gibbons, Balbriggan, Co. Dublin. and stated that she heard the woNo, 46, 2nd FloOolfir,"A.M.P. Buildings. 1920 SUBIACO HOTEL James Mulcahy, of Micker, Co. Sept. 22, Thomas Connole, Ennistysay to the soldier who had in Rokeby Road, Subiaco. John O'Loughlin, Patrick Hen- Limerick: Verdict of wilful murder mon, Co- Clare; Patrick Linane,aman Emil Beer Beautown.sorku...s: previous argument refused to state Always on Tap. 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late Mn', hale:, aleaueurrie, eisruars 24, 11/21. William Biota of the Medical DepartThe Argus on Archbishop Chum ment. Perth. late 43rd Battalion. The annual conference of the AusThe readers of the Argus are for- A.1.F., took placeofontheWednesday tralian Catholic Federations has been tunate in that that paper devotes 'March 2nd), in the presence oflasta taking place this week, and has been half a column to a telegraphed re large gathering of relatives and friendk. deceased, who was 25 years of age. allotted a moderate amount of news- port of your Archbishop's address on The was a son Mr. and Mrs. J..1. Blots. paper space. In his annual ad- the occasion of his welcome back to of Reginald of SOUTH AUSTRALIA. VICTORIA. -street, Cottesloe. QUEENSLAND. He was at Burnt, South Australia, and reress, the President (Mr. G. W. Perth. Although the Argus quite born ceived his education at the Christian '1 he Rex'. Father M. Ruche, of The Biggest Thing in Price Rev. Fsiaer E. Keating, who was lreithisleip Spence has recen ern anheems) referred to reports which unwarrantably Brothers' High stresses certain School, Fremantle. On recently on.lained at Toowoomba by Warrigal. Victoria. in the diocese ia large number of letters and telc were fairly common sometime ago phases of his address. and apparent leaving school he joined the Medical On Men's Goods his Grace Archbishop Duhig, was Sale, left recently on a 12 months' grams of greeting on his -ale return that the Federation was in clanger ly ignores others. and proceeds to and Health Department, where he reAeries Cellular UNDERWEAR, 12/6; Sale Price, 9/6. until he enlisted in 1016. On of dying a natural death. the recipient of a presentation from holiday. Rev. Father Nolan will be to the Archdiocese. Accord- draw quite wrong conclusions there- maind Ills return from the war he re-entered ,port SUITS, 2 -garment, tweed, with belt back coat and curt the friends of his youth at Cabar- pastor of \Varrigal in the meantime. ing to the Age, "The President said from in a sub -leader, it is department. where he remained enbottom trousers, 97/6; Sale Price, 70/-. something the be Councillor and Rev. Father Gavan. who was lah, near asowoomba. enlisted in 116. On his return Sport SUITS, In dark all wool tweed, 115/ -; -Sale Price, 87/6. Says the Southern CI,- of the die past year had beers satisfactory that Argus readers should obtain a III from th war he re-entered the departKvnoch presided, and over 200 were supplying at Traralgon, will ie. as- With ult:- "The Register, after be- from the federation's point of view. glimpse Sport SUITS its rough fawn tweed, 135/-; Sale Price 90/-. conditions in Ireland ment, where he remained until 'his unpresent. Eulogistic references were sistant priest. Traralgon will be at- ing a day behind in its report of the hut it had been marred by a record as seen into timely end. For Washing tome months he SUITS, In mercerised poplin, 67/6; Sale Price 45/-. was by an Archbishop. The made to Father Keating's sterling tended front Sale and MatIrit till the great secretary at the \Vooroloo SanaWashing SUITS, in cream mercerised matte cloth, 70/-; Sale reception to Archbishop of thoughtlessness and ill-advised at- Argus would have us believe that acting torium. Mr. Biott was an active memqualities as a boy and as a student. :eturn of the pastor. Rev. Father Spence, proceeds in a leader yester- tempts on the part of some people to the price, 57/6. only outrages taking place in ber of the Cottesloe Life saving and and he was given a roll of notes, W. McLoughlin. White Pith HELMETS, size 61 only, 10/6; Sale Price, 4/6. day to in's-quote and mis-represent besmirch the good name of the fed- Ireland are Sinn Fein outrages, and Athletic Club, also a member or the with the best wishes of his many eration and its officers, and to divide the ignorance of those who read the Freshwater Bay Yacht Club, and was silk SCARVES in plain and fancy W'e him. need only place the Regis a very popular yachtsman. The Rev. Father P. J. Gibbons, ter's version of the deg incident the Catholic people. In the early The friends The Keating family have stripes, 25/. to 75/-, at Half :Argos exclusively must be consid- tege moved riven Messrs. Bowra corand lived in the Cabarlah district for who was a senior chaplain in the at Newry beside the report of what months it was freely voiced abroad erable. Marked O'Dea's Prices. private mortuary. in Pier-st.. In its report of Archbishop over 10 veers. Father Keating has Royal Australian navy, and served actually occurred. taken front the that the federation was in danger of proceeded to the Karrakatta CemeTunic SHIRTS In striped camaddress, the heading "Crown and tery, where the remains were interred. been appointed as assistant priest on the 11.11.A.S. Australia during local Protestant paper, the Newry death, and the only consolation of- Clune's bric and zephyrs, Welsh MarForces Vilified" Th occurs, and Arch. Rev. Father IL O'Neill conducted the w as has been appointed parish Telegraph. to show the bias at Warwick getson's, Palaco, and Other good and lie fered was the promise of a decent bishop Clime is credited with giving the last rites. The chief mourners priest of Brighton. Father Gibbons accuracy ',stria'. In spite of the prognostica- e passionate denunciation of the ac- were Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Blott (lathe. makes, li/-; Sale Price 9/6, 15/6, of the Register report. I'he mother), Messrs. Drank. Dudley. Sale Price, It/6; 17/6, Sale A surrespondent in the Queens- was on H.M.S. Indomitable at the _Register article states: --Naturally tion and the efforts made to fulfil tion of the Crown Forces in Ireland. and and Phyllis Blott rsiserrsa and Miss K. battle. He has just comPrice, 11/6. land Age makes strong comment on Jutland are solicitous about the the prophecy, the federation still That day the following leaderette Murphy (aunt ) . The pall -bearers a series of lectures en "The Australians were lived. Dr. R. M. the action of the Brisbane St. Pat- pleted Mitchell, unhappy (Applause.) C.R:M.O., Its activities. condition of Ireland arm WooSpecial Bargains in our Tailorappeared: roloo Sanatorium, Messrs. J. Young, R. rick's Day Celebrations Committee Navy During the Great War." the question of the island's future had increased, and its membership ing Department at t8/8/-, Smith, T. Farr, R. M'Kerizie, 0., El "While 'giving credit to Archbishop t9/9/ and t10/10,/- per suit. inviting the Governor of the State destiny relatively to the Empire. was stronger than at the close of the Clone Among those present were Dr. Shear Very Rev. Dean Hegarty, P.P.. for the state of his feelings on man, Messrs. F. J. Huelin, L. Young, IL to participate in the celebrations. V.F., of St. George's Church, Carl- They, therefore, regarded as a seri- previous year. (Applause)." return from a visit to distracted phick, H. W. Rose, and A. C. Maskiell. "Goverear Nathan," says the corre- ton, will celebrate the Golden Jubi ous matter the intimation that While the President may condemns his Ireland, a good deal of the force of Randall, A. Hookway. A. Biemann. E. spondent, "must surely smile in am- lee of his Ordination to the priest. Archbishop Spence had requested such attacks, it should be remem- his F. Preshasv, J. R. Campbell, W. at .the reprisal hor- Jenkins, that the Sinn Fein Hag should be bered that the present strength and rors indignation L. Hardwick, E. Fleming, R. C. Ogused contempt when he reads the in- hood in June next. he is so careful to tabulate borne, J. Tully, B. Carter, H. C. Worth, vitation from alleged Irishmen, who brought to him, and that, on his enthusiasm in the Federation is pro- and that * * II. Flynn, decry is discounted by the fact B. riallantyne. W. Oulifoyle, profess to revere the memory of 'MORS MERCERS Jones, F. B. hathlain, G. B. Lathlaln, Miss Katherine Hughes, a lady wish being gratified. he had saluted bably due in no small measure to he disregards the Sinn Fein A. Pearse and his gallant comrades of well-known in the American literary it, in the presence of an applauding these very attacks. which tend to that Harvey, J. O'Connor, C. Barnett, J that provoked them. As I.. Searcy, W. G. Smith. F. 0. Blackmail. Easter Week, to him who was then world, is at present on a visit to crowd. Dr. Spence admits the at - increase the efforts of Federation crimes "Where the 6.01 Hits Are" Ockerby, E. Maskeill, It Maskelli, H. in Dublin Castle, and now in Bias. Melbourne. A native of Prince Ed- curacy of the printed report, and members to achieve the purpose of must happen when measures are re- If. Kelly, H. Flynn, E. Visaed, G. Bradley, bane. as the official representative of ward Island, and a niece of the late makes extended comments upon its existence. Certainly if the Fed- sorted to hurriedly todeal with panic II. Stokes. C. Townsend. C. E. Warren, conditions many will escape the F. A. lives, Bible, P. J. Briggs, J. their took Hunter, E. Irish affairs, which are plainly inter- ' eration is above reproach, it has the power .which Archbishop O'Brien, of Halifax, G. C. Elphick, and Jacoby; Mrs. aed to vindicate the campaign for little to fear from any rival bodies, blow intended for them, and some Whyte. and destroy their bodies in quick - served on the editorial staff on she Le May, Mrs. Casey. and Mrs. Shields. the an Irish Republic, and generally to but if in some respects the Federa- for whom it was not intended will Wreates limed graves. were placed on the grave by Montreal Star and the Edmonton it. receive The blood of every in- Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell, State Sanatorium, This blundering committee should Bulletin. She has held the post. justify Sinn Fein activities. From tion is failing in its objects, a little nocent victim is on the heads of the Wooroloo, Dr. H. H. Montgomery, Woealso invite General Maxwell. Lloyd tions of Provincial Archivist in Al- the Newry Telegraph: 'His Grace criticism from whatever source roloo Sanatorium, is Wooroloo Sinn Feiners who refused the truce Sanatorium, officerstheof staff. George, and the Commander of the berta. private secretary to Premier said that naturally his first obliga- not an unmixed evil: the Medical, But as Mr. conditions offered to them at Christ- Health, Colonial secretary, THE CHINA HALL state HoBlack and Tans with a detachment Sifton, and assistant to the Agent - tion would be to return thanks to Vanheems says, "its activities had tels and and, Tourist mas, instead, Departments, goaded on their office, of the latter and the Royal Irish General for Alberta in London. She the Urban Council for the address increased, and its membership was Lands, Titles Office, Perth, J. If. Dunne, 236 and 238 Murray Street, Perth. Cut-throats to head the procession has written "Archbishop O'Brien. they had just presented him with. stronger," it may be assumed that vile agents to cowardly assassina- matron, woorotoo, military patients at tions. When there were no Sinn his pals of the "Mellsande." of tamed Irish." Man and Churchman," "The Black- but he felt sure before he came to do the Federation has little CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, fear from Fein murders there were no repri- woormon, nurses and staff 18., nursing staff 21i.. E.P. The Governor and suite will be robe Voyageur." and frequently con- that the Council would'excuse and criticism isovt, whether to friendly or sals. That Dr. Clune acquits Mr. nil at :;13., night nurses, members or WARE, Etc. forgive him if he first saluted the otherwise. present at both sports and concert. tributes to the magazines. Cottesloe Life Saving Club, 4(r. Lloyd George of any desire to con- the GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET flag of Ireland.'" and Mrs. J. Walsh, Miss Walsh, Dora In the same annual address. the done reprisals (a view which all de- and Roley. A large number of letSETS, and FRUIT SETS. After a separation of 40 years, Mr A fund to help to cave the Irish ters, telegrams, and messages Of symNine members of the Sisters of President repeated the fact that the centeninded people share with the pathy, James Stack, hotelkeeper, of Bris language has been inaugurated in and condolence were received WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. Federation was non-political, and Prime Ministerdisposes Nazareth of a charge were passenpers by the by the bereaved family. The funeral bane, had the happiness of meeting was in existence merely so that the frequently made against the British arrangements were In the hands of Osterley, which arrived recently at TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. his sister on the occasion of his visit the Outer Harbour. They were pro- Catholic people as a whole could Government. Can the Sinn Fein Messrs. Bowes and O'Dea. to America last year. The sister, cniedtriv to Brisbane to found a new express their views and assert their leaders be as fully absolved pf their who is now married, left Tralee, Co. house of the Order ins Queensland. full rights as citizens whets and responsibility for the callous murKerry, for America when 16 years of To quote again ders of soldiers and policemen, which IRISH NATIONAL STATIONS OF THE CROSS. There is a branch of the Order al- where required age. A few years later Mr. Stack ready et Ballarat, in Victoria, which from the Age: "He stressed the are occurring every day in Ireland?" !eft his home for Australia when he FORESTERS During the Penitential Season of was established in 1888. The parent necessity for the federation standOn another day appeared a fullwas 16 years old. Mr. Stack return- Lent, no better method of perform- home of the poor Sisters of Nazareth ing aloof from party politics. It sized leader on the same subject, in A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. his ed to Ireland last year to see was a machine to ing enable the Stations of the the Cross could is at Hammersmith, London. Catholic which the Argus declared that Dr. No Initiation Fee. It Cheapest Conaged mother. and he later visited be adopted than reciting the was at Hammersmith that Arch people to use their united strength Chine has shown himself so partisan tributions. America. The meeting was a most priest the prayers adapted with for each bishop Mannix stayed while in Lon- wleet and woe. -e required, without and one-sided that it is no wonder - - Branches: Hugh O'Neill, Perth, meets happy one for both Station. To do this to the best ad- don. The Sisters on the Osterley sacrificing their individual party his efforts as mediator between Sinn alternate Thursdays. in the Trades Hall The Very Latest English and (Room 14), Beaufort -street, Perth. vantage the Stations of the Cross are from the parents home. In spite of the Fein and Lloyd George failed so Brian are political feelings. Boru Branch, Fremantle, Very Rev. Father Rickerby has Booklet, published by BRYANS all Irish except one, who isThey every an Aus- federation's protestations to the con- signally. And to apparently prove alternate Tuesday, Friendly Societies iteen appointed Administrator of RECORD PRESS, at threepence, tralian. Father Murphy. of Yorktrary, in spite of the written word the Adelaide -street; Secretary's partisanship it Hall, 64 W. American Models Rockhampton Cathedral Parish. The will greatly assist. Each Station is town, who has a sister in the Order, cf the constitution. and of the re- quotesArchbishop's Keating, 23 Burt -street, selected extracts from the Address, Fremantle. Caries Stuart former Administrator (Very Rev illustrated, and the prayers used are motored the Sisters round the city peated assurances of the archbishop, pronouncements Boulder: Secretary's address, Parnell, Logue illioonte.1, court Father Healy, is going for a well- those by the beautiful mind of St. during the short stay of the steamer bishops, and clergy, it was being con- and Bourne, andofofCardinals JUST TO HAND Boulder; meats alternate Fridays. Walter John Dillon, merited holiday after 15 years of Alphonsus Liguori-the ones usually in South Australia. Midland Junction. J. F. stantly urged by many who, he fear- iaerr, President of theLord English Ca- O'Malley, Quebec -street. Midland June strenuous work in various parishes used. Ask Catholic Booksellers. ed, wished merely to serve their own tholic Union. In of the Rockhampton Diocese. TASMANIA. ends, that the federation was allied stoney to Lend on application to the The Argus persists in assuming Society's to this or that political party. Victoria by the Gaelic League. FaSolicitors, Messrs. J. and R. It that Archbishop Clune (and others W.B. Barrack -street, Perth. or the REDUSOS, NEW SOUTH WALES. ther P. Lynch, Dandenong, is the A fins type of the Irish exile in the was a distinct breach of etiquette- like him) make no condemnation of Maxwell, Oeberal Secrethary, care J. J. Snigg, it was more. it was a gross piece of treasurer. WARNERS, person of Mr. J. P. O'Haire passed ignorance Sinn Sinn Fein orgahisation. It pre- Barrack-street. and impertinence-for any his eternal reward on the 16th Mr. J. C. Gannon, K.C., tends that it is not the outrage itThe parishioners of St. Joseph's. to LA DIVA'S, ult.. at the General Hospital, Ho- member of the federation to taunt self which is deplored, but the people Sydney's well-known solicitor, who West Brunswick, PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG gave a bart. He was a devoted challenge another because of perpetrating it. lover of his and has been long associated with Aus- royal welcome homerecently imagines that MEN'S SOCIETY. D & A's, to any Father Rafprivate opinions he a denunciation of ItEnglish tralian sport, has left hospital with ferty, who has just returned from a country, and never feared to ex- might hold. political outrages 504 HAY -STREET, PERTH. Nothing in the past is unjust if made without any press his Opinions on the noble fight his health considerably bettered. He trip to the old country. menIZODS, Etc. ;tinder the Patronage of His Grace had done greater or more lasting in- tion of Irish crime. It she has made and in making for .vas seriously ill for some time. Mr. Archbishop Clune). seems to liberty. He died fortified with the jury to their cause, and no greater think that English outrages are not Milliard Room, Lounge, Library, Card Gannon is one of the most popular Great preparations are being obstacle Room, lay in Cricket their path to-day blameworthy in the least degree beClub, Harriers' Club, men in the legal and sporting life of made for the blessing of the me last Sacraments. R.I.P. Debating, Musical, and Dramatic than that and apathy. They must cause 0 0 New South Weales. Society. the other side is sometimes mortal stone of the Boys' College, Brassieree from 4,11. There is at present, much depres- give the lie direct to anyone who, goaded into similar outbursts. ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. . But, Sale. on Sunday, March 13. The sion SOCIETY TI1AT EVERY CATHOLIC at- of course, the fact is that wrong is A YOUNG in the mining industry. Several through ignorance or malice, Mrs. Gerald Griffin, the wife of the Bishop promises to make a stateMAN SHOULD BELONG TO. Abdominal Belts made to Order. tempted to nail the federation to a wrong even if there is no right Full particulars on application towell-known Irish tenor, left Sydney ment that day as to the particular tin mines have been closed down. party political platform. to W. J. WEBB, lion. Secretary. (Ap- compare it with-that by the Marama recently to rejoin Order of Brothers taking charge of some owing to the reduced price of plause.) black is black her husband in America. Airs. Griffin the College. and he is in hopes that tin. and others owing to labour trouThe conference has a number of even if there was no other colour in has been spending a holiday with a representative of that Order will bles. universe. And the crimes of Society of St Vincent de Pau matters to be dealt with, and the Only Address: her mother at Hamilton for some be present to formally acknowledge amongst them is the necessity for the English forces at present in Ire Western Australia (Incorp). G. V. POWELL, L.D.S., time past. She intended leaving for the responsibility. land are certainly as black as can be Baird's Arcade, Perth. the Federation's organising an effecDENTIST. San Francisco some months ago. true method of State electorate ma- imagined and no denunciations can This Society exists fur the purpose 1 but the shipping strike upset her be too strong for them. The Rev. Matthew Egan, when has 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, clanery so that Catholics or assisting may worthy ramifies vote and others, PERTH. arrangements. There was a large been for many years attached to the including inmates or public institutions, in full strength whenever their Catholic Summer School. in indigent circumstances, and engages 77.4411 gathering of the young lady's Xavier College, Kew, has been trans, Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment rights are imperilled. Also a re. The opening session of the Catho- in other good worts. it is governed 'Phone, A5038. friends and admirers at the wharf ferred to St. Patrick's College, East gister of Catholics out of employ- lic Federation Summer School took ny a Council, once In swan Chambers, vows to bid farewell, including a number Melbourne. The Rev: D. Manning, -street, Perth, and has branches TT,r4vocrr SPOOL ment is to be opened, together with place at Queenscliff last Sunday Barrack ACLIASE or conferences in many parishes of well-known personages in the of East Melbourne, has been transBEDFORD HOTEL a list of Catholic employers. The week- A large number of papers were throughout the State. theatrical world. ferred to Xavier College. Splendid Accommodation for Coun- items included uniform school books read and a great deal of good has Thom calls on its funds are many, and in Catholic schools, the censorship resulted from this particular annual with a view to supplementing its retry Visitors. St. Patrick's College. East Melsources, the Society invites persons Father O'Gorman. P.P., of East of picture films, a proposed TARRIFF 0414.0411-ES, hostel MODERATE. activity of the SEWING Federation. This when making their wills to remember its Maitland, who has returned to his bourne, is being enlarged, and amSHORT NEEDLES GEORGE AUBURN, Proprietor. for destitute Catholics. and neglect- year has been noteworthy for the ex- work. Bequests may be made in favour of the Particular Council, or any diocese after a holiday in Ireland, ple accommodation will be provided 112 Bourke-street. Kalgoorlie. ed children. Also a resolutions was cellent attendance at the school from Conference of the Society. confirms the terrible condition of for the teaching staff and pupils. HURRAY-STREET. carried deploring "the attempt be. MACHINES districts, and altogether 170 the country under the merciless The additions are in brick, of two Thoroughly Renovated Throughout, ing made to differentiate in the pay- country took part in the gathering. Both rule of the Black and Tans. They storeys, with a slate roof, and the SIMPLE, SILENT, STRONG rnent of wages between married and these facts are matter for congratula- YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF outer part of the building has been are, he says, recruits from the gaolWESTERN AUSTRALIA. single persons, believing that if any tion, for it is only by the amount of Telephone B152. Huu STANDARD SEWING birds of England, and over-run Ire- practically completed. such system becomes general it will support accorded to it that the Latter the Patronage of tits Grace the land, murdering and robbing de Archbishop. MACHINES have FARRELL a most BROS. demoralising effect on movement Father R. Hayes. the young Viccan extend or even con fenceless people, and reducing the Study of The Language, Objects: the Australian community." tame. As usual the papers were of a Music, History, Literature, and Dancing LOCK STITCH aid (HARI towns, villages, farm -houses, cream- torian priest, who volunteered for General Produce Merchants and er Ireland, and the revival of the ideals work in China, and who was sent Corn Crushers. with or eries and crops to ashes. In Dublin by Sympathy for Archbishop Mannix. they A0.14.11174.0. STITCH or an Irish-lreland nautaraidaa his manner superiors ofds PINION to the ubjectsand United the fromdealt Ca. HOWARD -ST., MONO 14.1 FREMANTLE. 14401, no man's life is safe in any hotel. The Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY CENTER, 01000 0 0TANDi on an important missionary, The only Firm who Specialise in Tws Wiles u Ose Mr. F. E. O'Connell, on behalf of tholic standpoint. The social side EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. PATRICK'S The Black a Tans are a law unto States SCHOOL, WELLINGTON -ST. to lease that country for China the State Council, submitted a mo- was not neglected, and it is hoped BOYS' Grain and Salt Crushing. themsel set "hey act independent- was Monthly Subscriptions: Ladles and The most p,feet round skattle machine made. New Shipment just opened. a a result that many excellent and Juveniles, oon recording an emphatic protests ly of the Regular Army, and com- on the 10th inst. 6d.; Gentlemen, is. lasting friendships have been made 3. P. DOHENY, Hon. secretary. against the treatment Write for illustrated Catalogue and particulars of Hire Purchase to accorded by mit unspeakable outrages. He had WEST & GARRETT P. CLIFFORD, .Nsst. Secretary. The Holy Father has received between in town and the British Government to Archcountry Cathomany interviews with Archbishop private audience Sir David Hen- WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMB- bishop Mannix "It declares that lies Mannix, seams he found in excellent one-time Lord Mayor of MelERS, ETC, St. Vincent De Paul Society. such treatment of an exalted dig health and spirits. He believes that nessy, GLENORAN NO. 10 (The Beale Piano Agents), 209 MURRAY St., PERTH. bourne. Sir David was accompanOur Specialties: Pumping En- nitary of the church," the motion his detention in England was Pro- ied There was a splendid attendance SCOTLAND'S BEST. by his family. gines, Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, proceeded, "is an insult not only at the quarterly meeting of the Sovidential, for it is more than probPURE MALT WHISKY. to the Catholics of the Common- ciety of St. Vincent de Paul, in spite As supplied tender Contract to the Tanks, Bores and Pumps. VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. able that had he gone to Ireland ,re Rev. F. F O'Sullivan. P.P.. Men-Hospitals and Government Medical Note the Address: wealth, but to every Catholic of the railway and tramway restric- W.A. would have been murdered by the acme, Also Railway Dining Cars Department. entertained at a social throughout the 10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. world. eadine and Black and Tans. Anti -clericalism eveningwas tions, Hotels Clubs protests which still continue to oper- tgrotglOttli the ate. and presented with an aragainst such methods of government ate. The work of the preceding seems part of the programme of tistic booklet, JAMES KEATING. the work of Sister M. Sole Agent: as being a gross violation of those ter was reviewed, and it was querthese irresponsible wretches. In Genevieve, Brigidine "SHAMROCK" seen 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). Convent, Men democratic principles which are sup- that in that time nearly £1,000 had PHIL COYLE America he found everywhere an in- tone. in St. Patrick's Hall on his A Special Line of Scotch and Irish Suitings. TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, posed to regulate the action of mod- been expended in relieving necessiDrees Suits Our tense anti -English feeling, due to the return to the parish after a severe WELLINGTON-STREET, PE RTI Specialty. ern Governments." martyrdom of Ireland. Mr. O'Connell tious cases. The president stated accident. M. SHERIDAN, Proprietreee Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. strongly denounced the action of the arrangements had been SAVOY HOTEL to isLarge and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. Prime Minister of England and of sue cheap prayer books atmade The digger on the pound note will is the Acme of Luxury "our own little whipper snapper in which would be particularlylid. each, The Savoyand give place to the King's head in a Refinement. suitable Australia." -2.1klit104s12442.titaffie.AktftelitttRellivi0.44:10edielOctOe The time was coming, for children. Also he stated that arnew issue to be printed immediateAccommodation may be reserved by ise thought, when a brighter day rangements ly. This (says the Catholic Preis, were being made for the wire or letter. would dawn for Ireland and for Dr. representation New God, is obviously done to strike awe into of Melbourne at the J. M. QUICILZY, Liwww. arannix. the heart of the patriotic profiteer Congress of Societies, to be held in SUBIACO. SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. Mr. Childs, Mr. A. M'Cann, Mr A. Sydney in October next. The secrewho will at once reduce the price or Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway WHEN IN PERTH rata. OVER TO Stations. J. O'Dwyer and Mr. M. J. 0 -Bryan tary expressed the hope his goods as a salute to the King NEW NORCIA that he Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. supported the motions TOWER HOTEL How persistent these jingoes are in Mr. 0' would have more assistance TERMS MODERATE. from PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. Dwyer said that although he and the parish conferences in the matter CHARLES ST., WEST PERTH, their little propaganda. OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. For Terms Apply to Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph And your old friend Ernie hands out a some other Catholics differed from of sending reports of their activities. Rev. Mother. welcome to you all. Dr. Mannix on political questions, Altogether. much progress is being Picas-Class Residential Homo. By the fusing of a wire during tnw The also Sisters conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at they were all united in resenting the made by the Society in relieving the for the Education of Young Ladies Cleanliness and Attention. storm which passed over Tainworta Kalgoorlie. E. McGRADE, Proprietor. iusult to the head of their church. poor of the diocese. The brothers of a couple of weeks ago, the Domini (ApplauseFor Further Particulars apply to the S1S IER SUPERIOR the Society work actively upon the can Convent narrowly escaped serThe motions was carried unani- motto: "Faith. Hope and ious damage. One of the Sisters had RENTS COLLECTED. EFFICIENT & EXPERIENCED -nously, and it was decided to cable and the greatest of these Charity."--MONEY TO LEND. is Charity smelt smoke. and it was found that the text of it to Dr. Mannix. the outside verandah was burning. A14.4"0"84143;WIY1781269FW2Sc:IPOIEFIcIPWO':(S` - -E. W. 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perfect he afraid, says Seg,..Augesbut it had upon his knees. When she have been a watch -dog, tine, only let him advance. Yet, long abandoned the calling. It could came into the room he turned. because I say, do nut let them fear, eat well and sleep well, and that "back again, Margaret?" let them not en that account love it of was the most could be said e es, Father Lan.'' "I hnperfection, or rents n in it when If the housekeeper found the aniand tier feet were awital large. your sister-how is she?" SCRUPLES. "And founi themselves there. they on be climbed should \ six took an atsiul wale site on timely, thanks be to mal asleep when it "Comm' Only let them advance as far a> in duty, she gave it a kick none too awful hills, and when she got awful all is. well. God be God." and lies, them Faber.) (Father the gone was awful when she tired she sat down under an Ws h;, s's done little cer"That's good news," he said, and hard, but It is unfortunate that, scrupulous praised! animal curled up and slept again. tree to rest herself. In the summer to a pause. all we can, for ou, scru came but tainly, with dog of the to spoken in always a dislike persons are awful hut, and N .w let us leave (Ily R. J. Ray). "1 was just thinkin', Father Dan, She took such pulouc parents. FEAST, SATURDAY, MARCH 19, site found herself SOMEBODY'S BIRTHDAY. she tried to induce Michael to great compassion, far more than this close ward, arid go out and 'winter awful cold. When it did not that Mrs. Murphy used up a dale of that I. take it out and lose it; but Michael they deserve. Hence they elevate breathe. an awful drought, was days.' there three rain in Joseph. things S. a thing, their scruples to an interior trial of Phis is somebody's birthday, Father. Cafiley pushed back his when the awful drought was Father Dan's hands rested upon said he wouldn't do such S. Joseph was by birth of the and there was an awful rain. So in chair from the hreakfi.st table and an eyesore to the soul; which they sometimes are, Just as sure as fate: his knees, and he began slowly to and the dog remained fowl but very seldom. It is unfortunmay more royal family of David, but was liv- over what Then was ome little boy is six years old, Ile get housekeeper. the not muse. does to she began if own. state, and up awful them Margaret ate also that in common conversaparish movemight ing in humble obscurity as a car- this Some little girl is eight, be a little to blame in)" began to disappear, and of her vulgar way of saying ix. termed the old type of "I nearpenter, when God raised him to the rid numbered a report. some little boy is three to-day, years made tion the word scruple is often used his and duly am 1 priest. everything, slowly. about said he highest sanctity, and fitted him to "awful"she will, by and Some little girl thirteen. For the greeter part of self," When she mentioned the matter, in a good sense, as if it were somecome to ly eighty. The housekeeper sighed. It was Father in ministered in the garden. was had Dan come little twins are exactly two- be the spouse of His Virgin -Mother, afraid lie thing respectable, and a sort of priesthood his story. old end. saint: the and foster-father and guardian of an awful Two apiece, I mean. "You'll be surprised to hear, Fa- vague synonym for conscientiousCruttenclash, which was situate "Anyway you had some visitors ther the Incarnate Word. Joseph, says Dan," she began, "that the ness. It would, therefore, be a near the coast, and ishich was one since I left." HUMANS. AND DOGS Lieutenant is missin'." Some one is eating his birthday the Holy Scripture. was a just man; great thing if men could get well of the poorest parishes in a very "Not one, Margaret. Not one. i Lord There are three ways to punish a extensive diocese. THE OPTICIAN he was innocent and pure, as be. The "Lord Lieutenant" was an into their minds this ascetical truth, cake visitors." entertain to look afford or him, can't game sock. came the husband of Mary; he was dog-beat him. muzzle And laughing over the plums; that there is nothing respectable At the time of this story --a few tell "The rayson I mentioned it," agrressive MEANS war --Father went "The thief is abroad again," he about a scruple. It has no intelSome one is counting her birthday gentle and tender, as one worthy to him straight in the teep and world the my before "was years housekeeper, the on BdKRID be named the father of Jesus; he hen of his sins cake murmured, and placed his hands lectual worth. It merits no moral Caffrey seas much worried by an in- missin' three bottles of wine." cure may von him beat of silence, you thumbs. lover if and a elehis back. was prudent and existent poverty esteem. It has not the faintest On all her fingers "Oh, the wine. There's a deal or behind on the crease in the the-" of fisher find It is it. of I could in 'An' all good F. S. M . C., dozens spiritual sonic ment of Some one is bouncing his birthday as became the master of the holy hen of chewing the tassels Dr. mere and There going, Margaret, house; about all, he was faithful parlour curtains-but era, arc likely folk who were dependent upon the sickness "Don't say the Leader of the Op- simply a perversity and a wrongD. B. O. A . C toys told me . . . ." fishing Martin but is gone?" the certainly, and of pity position 'ding his birthday watch, and obedient to Divine calls. His to break his spirit sea, deserving the ness, of a hands his harvest and theCityoflondon. Freeman of Ile ceased to speak, angels If you muzzle hie, set keep hint had been so very indifferent that with conversation was "For sure," quickly she replied. of the same kind and amount as we ome one is not too wise or tall Margaret stuhis knees. The Highest Qualifications in rather than with men. When he temporarily from misthief but un- many homes had a scanty food sup- clutched "All I could find was a few tail have for a man who is going to be For birthday butter scotch. him with interest. died hot a merely is her muzzle within the way bore less State. the !he (By Exam.London) learnt that Mary hung. illness came "If you don't mind me sayin' it," feathers." as ply, and when "The Leader of the Opposition" Think of the beautiful birthday womb the Lord of Heaven, he fear weather precaution, not inflictedthe then, of course, troubles muniplica. she said, "your heart's too big for teach the it won't and an Orpington, wife: but punishment, parishas his a Buff her pour a ed to take was books, In the interest of his is defined in theology so it is." of your body, of "The Lord Lieu- to Abescruple angel bade him fear net, and all dog anything- It is likely to raise ioners he had made sacrifices Think of the birthday cheer. a vain fear of sin where there He looked straight into the fire deadly enemy in the ROYAL ARCADE When Herod a rebellious spirit. doubts vanished. Think of the birthday happiness was aware. and as he for a moment or two, and then tenant." none which nor reasonable ground reason is no be oppcsite Town Hall If you look as sternly as need he became spoke: "Something must be done," said for suspecting sin; and it is somesought the life of the Divine Infant, Every day in the year? now sat and mused lecture for and dear, a trap eyes, lay my to of "I shall dream dog's way Dan. year. Toseph in a your told no the angel into Father in an saw PERTH. Every day mournful because he times explained in etymology to Phone "We're getting into the winter, A2298. fly with the Child and His Mother him his tail will sag, his gaze will alleviating in large degree the want Margaret, and you can see for your - the thief." Every day we're aliye, in a man's shoe which a stone mean between down keepin' go two, will or be without one arose. head the not is at once his I'll "An' child into Egyptdrop, happy pictured He Some prevailed. lame, and wounds that him walk inaks to my eyes very wide open from him at every step, which is not an and obeyed. When the danger was his paws, and he will start Or three or four or five. homes of the very poor folk, and this out," supplemented Margaret. inapt figure for expressing its con'Phone A1794. part, a third time the angel spoke: whimper. He will be ashamed. his expression became one of sad WORDS OF WISDOM. Which method appeals to you as flees: he began mentally to number "When I asked Michael about the sequences in the spiritual life. We Thos. ANDERSON & Son and at his Fddine the fsithful Well, isn't off names, and the sad expression fowl its oney a cross look he gave may also compare a scrupulous man Would life be worth living for us Tnsenh returner! to the Trace of Na- the. best punishment? Family Grocers and Provision these Sacraments, and eereth . Here for lone years he that the best method with human deepened: then he remembered without to a horse shying at shadows, and Merchants. We want Parochial news. Parish"An' I'll not be We would lived. unitine with his domestic beings, too? without this Church? few who felt a sense of shame ioners want local news. so snaking little progress, backing Corner Fitzgerald-st. and Raglan the we May Fasaid "I don't blame Michael." be without Divine consolaton and care and daily toil the continued disobeying the rein, often endangerthey should have to depend upon not look forward to regular contrird., North PertL BEAUTY. to MORNING'S deal a great a has "He given Dan. be without ther of heavenly things be centemelation we would might his that trying comfort: ing the rider, and always any assistance Families Waited on siaily. enthusiastic lady or and he sleeps well of nights." There is a freshness about the them, and he began to murmur: butions fromin an spiritual guide, without a teacher, until hit work was done: and the Moreover, he runs into Country Orders Attended To. each parish, who, by do,"Meth I believe you, Father Dan, temper. ereatect of God's Saints breathed his early morning which belongs to no "Peeeimus euiclem pudor vet est gentleman and without hopeat the real sin front startling concerned priest the with Arranging betther." our It fills dog sleeps the We shall probably discover that lest breath in the arms of Jesus and other period of the day. par simoniae frog. . ." The last shadow of imaginary sin; and all undertake the writing of news an'Father Dan turned away. lungs and brightens our eyes and syllable of the last word died away would we owe a heavier debt of gratitude Mary. is so connected with pride teat reports of parochial functions, "Leave it to me, Margaret," he this makes us feel how good it is to live. upon his lips. He had a fine eclectic items, to God for the trials we have enoccupation, the tender St. Philip gave no quara pleasant is It etc? said. "I have a little plan of my ter to scrupulous persons who would 649 GEORGE STREET, SYDNEY. What the new-born day is to our taste in literature, and his library and a useful and valuable work, dured than for the comforts we own." physical nature, the morning prayer was well stocked with the works of have enjoyed. For how many more pay blind obedience to the 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, MELBut the housekeeper busied her- not is to the life of the soul. It is the learned ones, who had long turned are drawn towards Him by sufferThus scruples rules given them, BOURNE. around sickness and self to discover the thief In the are quite distinct from delicacy of heart of trig poverty the consolations!-Carwindows between self opening of the lived yet ings than by who and dust, to penrbits, Holy Church not only RECENT PUBLICATIONS. clear air of heaven may book -covers. They were personal about us. . . . Oh, by the way?" daylight sir found time to go conscience, which is known by its that the dinal Gibbons. the faithful to pracshe het exhorts all but poor, very Prices include the Undermentioned Dan." amongst The effort life Father in the "Yes, sweetness reinvigorates is one It consulted, in. If there only being reasonable, but postaye:friends whom he often devotion-after, of course God flow made no discoveries. A visit to not "I've got a dog." within us and turns our thoughts and in them found solace. and anticipation and the conquest tise much more by its being tranquil: The Story of a Battalion, by W. Devine. shared the adoration, has Himself He exwrathful. and her made yards Duggan two Joe be none most. advanced drawings and maps the a She numerous will love with there One we was the thing of difficulties neither is a scruple the same While he mused there_ love, and homnee crea- towards source of renewed strength, tiy Dart Lindsay, I,/2. "Tic glad to hear it, 1 was some sixty years of age, found as laxity, but Gerson thinks that Benedictine when the goal is reached. Use the confidence Studies is Slonarohlem. knock upon the door, and, in reply claimed. because of His sov- It is a owe Him tures for never and could, he where work will you spiritor the am." to enjoyment, buoyancy of a Lite and By Rt. faculty Benedictine Rule. it is almost worse. to his murmured, "Yes, Margaret, ereignty-in its scores of ways in and gives Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of Downside "I bought it from Joe Duggan for long. No one could urge anything lose it. Find the honey hidden in honouring our Blessed Lady, the ual step and a clearness to the inner yes," his housekeeper entered. She III. Abb..y, 05/.. misforbut somehow, him, against shillings." your the postpone fifteen To with heart blossom. the odd every St. Joan of Are. The Lire and Story had been with him thirty Saints, and other objects of venera- vision. It floods At the of tune eenmed to track him. She drew back with a gasp of the Staid of Orleans. By Rev. D. happiness is almost equivalent to tion. To simplify and snrearl this breath of life and bathes it in the years, and there had been gradually There is quite a consent among Lysch, S.J. Illustrated, 13/10. Father Dan bought the dog he Theologians that scrupulous persons .1srowine ;t atesy. a friendliness of which surprise. Joe Duggan? Of all the time BRYANS Series of sunshine of God's smile. up bole practice By HP, W. B. O'DOwd, 8/9 built and wife, his buried long had not "From How Preaching. privileges. The Holy Ghost being the Spirit Devotional Leaflets. Cards, and certain allowed are Mountains of Help. By Marie St. S. very proud, and which she was she to seemed a dog? nature get his Joe thence did from where Ellerker, 0.S.D., 4/5. wondhers, SMALL own the their OVERLOOK be of of the Father and the Son, we owe Booklets, are of great he:p. may DON'T e'er much there forfeited for Thee have not would Temples. I Living By Bede Jarrett, 0.P., if harder. be surprised grow BILLS. Him an equal love with Them. He productions are the best of their When she Why, I wouldn't in what they are now sufferJ/8. wealth of the world. When Margaret saw him he was fault to thrack the Chief Secretary is the Spirit of Love through whom kind: printed in red and *Jack ink, ing. nevertheless the reality of Out to Win. Straight talks to boys on let small bills run are, looked upon him now she rather was the who People outside stone of door." a lump Joe's on way manhood. By Rev. J. P. to seated the to Chancellor entitles them to certhe Father has given us His only in clear type and of a size that will at heart, dishonest rather than care- guessed his thoughts, and she hesi- an' Conroy-, S.J., 6/ 9. eyes their suffering Father Caffrey became indignant. his miserable house, with his Philippine, the Facing begotten Son. What, therefore, fit nicely into a medium sized pray- less. They apologise by saying it tated to make the request she bad tain privileges. By Francis J. Finn, Danger. a pipe, of the bowl into accusation, an gazing make you "Before 5.1., A/0. should be our love for this Holy er Look. The range is being con- was'ean oversight; but, meanwhile, in mind. But really something Theatin has wntten two large folios on the Masa, The Sacraments, always feel assured you which contained a few scraps of to- on the Privileges of Ignorance; it Sermons Spirit, the Spirit of Life, the Spirit tinually added to, while in course of a petty injustice was done. By Thomas and the Sacramental'. should be done, because . . . . He Margaret, to prove it. Joe bacco. He did not like the house- would require no less caution, at a through whom alone Jesus Christ preparation are two seriee of twelve l'Iyen. C.C., 14/2. her and saw are in a position towards A hard-working dressmaker corn- turned the of few Picture keeper. Indeed very The Australian Children's the on to write Upon Duggan is one of those I have lives in us. the Spirit who of sin- 'in each) of holy cards, which will pl.tins bitterly that rich women of- she was studying his face. smaller compass, Prayer The simplest Prayer Book. to make inclined was She believe did. not poor I shall and befriended, Are we not ners makes us saints. privileges of the scrupulous. These not only be exquisite :n finish, but ten owe her small sums and think many previous occasions when Beautifully Lii,k ever published. close calculations in regard to char. privileges, however, are not rights with 20 full -page Illus. illustrated, obliged by gratitude to devote our- retailable at a figure lower than nothing of putting her off for three she had so paused he had heard re- him so ungrateful as to comelessand constriking in were in these Card Inch:sing the Mass. be and l.-ations. ity, You must fowl. my steal Nouet prodecit their only; they are obligations also. selves to Him?-Pere most of the like imported carpenter once marks judiciously framed; Cover, with picture on front. trast to the acts of Father Dan they were haste in making an accusation." Leaflet or six months. A tions are now selling at not so, the invalids for that-but perhaps you concerned. were . . . the needy Dan. Father where so, S. PATRICK, APOSTLE OF IRE- stncke have been and are being re- told us that he made a special price purport was well "Very would for Jones, because it was doing the better understand and el). I'd like to have a look at the dog.' Toe looked up and eyed her intent- whom they were intended LAND. plenished. and a good range is there- work twice over to work for Jones will never dare to use them. The first her attitude when she her"Surely-sorely. The animal is in ly, and she eyed him. fore cffering. A complete specimen -you did the job and then you did preciate privilege of scrupulous persons is, PETERS speaks. self Feast. Thursday, March 17. outhouse." small the net will be forwarded to convents Continued.) be 'To Merthat provided they are instructed by table the clear "You may Towards the close of the fourth and school principals upon enquiry as much again in working to get the room left and turned Margaret their spiritual guide, it is allow- MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS your pay. The reputatiOn for neg. garet," he said hastily, for he discentury, i'atnex, a young Christian . . When she opened the door of able fur them to act even without expression the face her PERTF in ST., lecting small bills probably hurts a covered of Roman parentage, was tending the small outhouse she gasped wrtn 262 FITZGERALD the fear of sinning while they act. TEL A11011 elURRAY-STREET, PERTH. man's reputation among his neigh. which was always there when die surprise. .The dog she saw had a Satisfaction Guaranteed. sheep as a captive amidst the mounsecond privilege is that they Their doing to the over him win to hours more than any other form of desired its to tains of Antrim and Down. His proportion of all Telephones, A3264; A3457. out head LARKIN MRS. be they have not commay sure to meanness. Yet with what little et of something that did not apppal Jlead 011ie and time was wholly given to penance body, and the body had as many mitted mortal sin, unless, with fiel COSTUMIERE feet the habit of paying promptly him. The and prayer. The Psalms of David CURFEW HAS A HISTORY. advertence, they can reverently was angles as a lump of quartz. I (Late of Kalgoorlie,, Show Yard was somethin' "There might be acquired-and followed in fixa and the most beautiful hymns of had and bloodshot were eyes swear that they have done so. The to notify her former Several of the curfew bells in Eng- the end it is economy. wantin' to say to you, Father Dan. ed glare, which rather suggested the Wishes the Church formed his daily petiWEST SLIBIA(0 Is she that the generally, of is founded on of reason this Ladies because and interruptringing he ." she began, but . tions; while the gift of miracles land are kept dog was ready to eat anything or Opening a Business at impossibility of the will's changing or custom. That at edmarked his favour with God. At some old legend Threir rniiitea anyone that came the way. The BEAR MOST POWERFUL unconsciously in one moment front Surrey, for instance. "You are greatly wondering, M sr- ears were scarred and torn, and a walk weer ,f the age of twenty-two he was set Chertsey, inbeen BEAST. excessive fear to relaxation of morfor fine CAFE regularly the rung of MOANA had became which what garet, from a voice the Station free, and, warned by part of upper the of portion true that lead als. It is scruples yestertemporarily does one-third as stopped A rowing PERTH, until man pantry the HAY -STREET, ham that was in bitten heaven, dedicated himself to the centuries great war, is the one much work as an ox ploughing. been have to seemed mouth to laxity; but they neither produce day. Well, 1 may tell you-and away in a fight. The legs were For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. .t by an instantaneous change, nor conversion sf the Irish race. After during the which Menufactaireia legend word.. the ox does a little by An ploughing famous don't say another twenty years of training in the made bandy, and the animal seemed nedo they introduce it into the subto more than half the work of an ave- then and lmpoiters Herlot, "If I may interrupt you, Father MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L school of S. Martin at Tours, he ob- relates how Blanche. all four of ject-matter of the scruple itself. of of her lover, condemn rage cart-horse hauling a ton of Dan, I wasn't thinkin' of the ham at ver able to standTheon tail Perth. a tained full powers from Pope S. save the life sundown, was West -street, once. 45 Clever at them he obligation, which the counclimbed the coal. all, nor the two dozen eggs that's stump-in fact it was scarcely even Celestine, was consecrated bishop, ed to die at Violin, terpart oh this privilege, is that MARBLE and Pianoforte, of .." Teacher the held clapper nor the and A carrying 5001bs. on its ham, tower camel the as curfew as well and sailed for the Irish coast. The that. After a careful look, Margaret they should not comess as mortal Pipe Organ and Harmony. GRARITT that back is nearly equal to two average gone He three up his hands and ex- walked back to the sitting -room. great result of his sixty years' of the great bell, declaring suns any such dubious actions, nox horses: while an elephant, which claimed, TERMS ON APPLICAS ION. NOMUSERTS, preaching is known throughout the "curfew shall not ring to -night." began, she Dan," Father "Well. abstain from their regular commuIn Ireland, Curfew rings to pro- will bear a load of half a ton or lift "Well, well, Margaret, if it's not "with great respect, you're no judge rILAOSIONES, He found Ireland heathen, Miss O'Connor is prepared to world. mors on their account. but us take. Pupils for the Pipe Organ. and left it Christian. He encoun- tect the Black and Tans and to give a log of teak of the same weight, is the ham, what is it?" etc a dog. The dog below would disunder that this privilege should worth in muscular power rather "I was wonderin' would you think of tered the Druids at Tara, and abots them a better opportunity on under Telephone. A2948. have place, one or more or all of grace a tinker, an' no mistake." their carry to the night more than three good camels. a dog?" of cover congettin' He of breedished their pagan rites. to lack seems certainly the following "It four signs would be J. COONAN, and T. The lion, usually known as the He gave a push to the chair verted the warrior chiefs and prin- game of mischief, plunder and des-is discerned in the conduct and dising," replied Father Dan slowly. Representative. king of beasts. is by no means the looked at her genuinely amazed. J. B. GEORGE ces, and baptised them, with thou- truction. In Ireland "Curfew" position of the scrupulous person. "But Joe . . . Joe . . ." "A dug?" he said. "For what in sands of their subjects, in the holy the gaol hell which lets the criminal strongest. His strength is estimated PHARMACIST, He should habitually loathe the "Everyone knows Joe is as good A .? . . as of goodness that of loose. six men only, while that name name. that the bear wells, which still housestarvin'," broke in the 142 HAY STREET, sin to whi.ih he fancies he Las conof a full-grown Indian tiger is a dog?" he repeated. "Is it Michael as to Many youths and maidens embracsented, so that it may be clear keeper, "an' it was rale charity PERTH. AN AWFUL STORY. third greater. put you up to this?" ed the religious state, and schools. ." . . but somethin', Printed and Published by him what the normal state of his will give girl as little known awful an There was once Neither of these animals is equal Michael was the youth head. convents, and churches rose simulher and shook SPECIALIST. paused is upon the matter. As soon as She PRESCRIPTION everything. in muscular power to the bear tribe, the "priest's boy," far lie was geneLIMITED. taneously throughout the land. In who had an "awful" tohouse up stood and Dan he himself, Father caught consciously dean in interest l:een an awful a in of which the polar and the grizzly ral servant and had the midst of this wonderful success. She lived laying on the image of the tempta- PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. VETERINARY CHEMIST. "I'll not discuss the dog any furwhich S. Patrick's life w is what it had awful street in an awful village, are the strongest- A grizzly weigh- in dogs known as beagles, he said. tion, he should have made some Murray -street lopp. Boans). Perth from ing about 10001bs. has been seen to careered over the country on the ther. Margaret," offence always been, one of penance and which was an awful distance I'm afther NORTH PERTH MOTOR sort of effort and experienced some "If it's any cane- a steer weighing 8001bs. up a trail of a red herring prayer. his humility increasing as every other awful place. She went pardon...' GARAGE. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. your askin' be I'll disquietude. If he has been thrown givin' had she she rate where any steep mountain side for over half a Full of to an awful school, Margaret sniffed-at he drew near his end. into an opportunity of committing "No offence. Margaret. none what. ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. awher gave who it. awful teacher, an near very mile went A4.598 the great Its and strength is of years at least twice A1837 TO SUBSCRIBERS,. full and TERMS works Telephones. ever." the sill, and has nut done so we "Michael. indeed, Father Dan. It missionary died at Sabhull, in the ful leSsons out of awful books that of a lion. BOGUE AND SPERRING. may argue that his will is sound In Advance- .. He took up his breviary, and the of." so hungry was awful she thinkin' day was. 3s. 3d. Every I yourself AND A was DAY Quarter gorilla ift. Per 492 fin. in HIRE A.D. height FOR of Down. has the CARS county and whole; and if he cannot rehousekeeper left the room. 6s 6d. Per Half Year .. NIGHT. strength of four strong men. It can "Indeed, Margaret. I can't imaThe dog didn't live up to expectamember whether he was all the 6d. lls. .. Annum Per Cream Cars for Weddings. bend double a pair of 12 -bore gun gine what use I would make of a tions. Once upon a time it may while fully aware of the temptaOd. 20s. .. Years Two Per dog." barrels in its paw. . 11111111111111111(1111111111611 1111111i 111M11111111111111111110MMIll tions that were beseiging him, he Booked"A watch -dog I was thinkin' of," The African buffalo and the Inis not to be disquieted, but the Od. 13s. abruptly. .. Annum Per dian, gaur-or wild ox-are the two and the paused doubt is to go in his favour. The 22s. Od. Two Years .. He stared at her. The numerous largest and most powerful of the privilege of scrupulous perthird deepened. brow his buffalo tribe. It is doubtful if 12 wrinkles on sons is that they are not bound "Go on, Margaret; I am at a loss Cheques (which should be crows men could hold a gaur, which stands to examine matters so exactly as ed), could money orders, or postal as much as Oft. high, and is over to understand what use I others. Their infirmity is the rea- notesdrafts, be made payable to make of a watch -dog or any dog." affs in length. son of this. They arc spiritual in- THE should EXCHANGE Data. RECORD. Father then, could "You valids, and the life of an invalid MUST BE ADDED. A BOY'S EPIGRAM. 'Twas oney to-day I missed tha is a 1if s of dispensation, by no less Chancelthe an' Mrs. Russell Sage taught school in Chief Secretary an authority than that of God HimADVERTISING RATES. her youth in Philadelphia, and a lor." self. Situations Wanted and Vacant, Father Dan kept a very good Philadelphian woman, who was IV. Board and Residence (three lutes, once her pupil, said the other day: breed of fowl, and in a whimsical Is. 16 words), one insertion, But I dare not leave the subject about "I remember Miss Slocum, as she mood he had given them such names as those mentioned by Margaret few words about each. saying a without was then a called, very intelligent, Deaths, Marriages, "To the healthy every Births, then and now, at pause to came Ile There are Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, In reasonable scruples. cheerful, industrious young lady, 3s. day is a feast day" Theology leaves no per such things. and a great favorite with all of us. said: insertion. Poetry, 6d. line extra. them give didn't certainly "I doubt upon the matter, and nothing "She had a way of hammering 3s. per Advertisements, Ordinary of what I have said will apply to inch. home an idea with an apt anecdote away. Are they really missing?" SUFFER not the daily fag and evening "They are so, and 'twas oney afA prudent fear makes a them. that we girls enjoyed hugely. Casual Advertisements, 4s. per I found the Prime e=ast hurft a long ther scruple seasonable, just as a vain inch. "One day, in impressing on us V weariness ! The meagre appetite that Minister." fear makes it unreasonable. "Thou Replies to Advertisements can be the importance of perseverance, she Lord "And what about the First makes fasts of feasts and unpleasant halfhast commanded Thy command- addressed to this Office, and they said that, she knew a little boy who of the Admiralty?" ments to be kept most diligently," will be forwarded to Advertisers if was a remarkably fine skater. hours of which should be enjoyable meals ! ." "He's there too, and so is says the Psalmist St. Gregory-, writ- postage is prepaid. "She watched the youngster, one "Yes, Margaret. They're all there PERTH. ing to St. Augustine of Canterbury, Take a reliable tonic. Secure the full All Communications should be adwinter afternoon, do the front and except two?" and St. Clement V., resolving some dressed to: BOARDERS. AND BOYS back roll, DAY the grape -vine, the glide, FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL . . . Will enjoyment of good health by taking Dan. so, Father ad"That's rule, Franciscan in the doubts THE RECORD, and other feats of tremendous difFounded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College the dog?" mit of these scruples and teach that ficulty and, finally overcome with you get BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. CLEMENTS TONIC. It promotes appetite, in W.A. it, Margaret about think must "I For a they be respected. are to enthusiasm, she patted him on the Remind me to -morrow or the day The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly aids digestion. Strengthens! Builds! man is not rightly called scrupulous back and said: attended to. Not another word, for . . . who fears and loves God to a nicety, How on earth, at your age, did after. Primary. Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. CLEMENTS TONIC lightens the burden of." think to things of a lot as the saying is, that is, who strives for, including Univerprepared are Examinations you learn to skate so magnificent I've Public All BOOKBINDING Dan." Father well, "Very Matriculato avoid every venial sin and every AND Scholarship, University imposed on you through age, overwork, or fly?' By getting up every time I She began to clear the fable, and sity Certificate, Government SEND least imperfection. The filial feelMilitary College. etc. Navy, Royal Service, Civil tion, fell down,' boy's was the simple anillness. Purchase a bottle to -day and you'll soon alone. receive he was of Sport tranqtfilmen and the branches such ings of all and Athletics, Culture, Physical swer."In The next day the housekeeper is imparted in the Cadet ity of their solicitude for perfection Training attention. Military our find that CLEMENTS the same way we can reach was called away to her married sisshow that they are not scrupulous PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS Companies. Heaven by doing lust as this little ter, who was ill, and for three days in the evil sense. There is such a Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking MURRAY-STREET boy did: "Get up every time we Father Dan had as substitute 'es a taught. are thing as a wide conscience, and it (opp. Roans) PERTH, fall down" from grace. the Vital into Vitality Mrs. Murphy, who, as the neighbors Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative puris wide from the want of reasonable Telephones A3264 and A34b7 said, had "buried all belonging to poses. scruples. I only say this to preTel. A4381. her," and earned her living by getA Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which It vent being misunderstood. use of the and Carpentry THE W.A. DAIRY. pupils are instructed in Practical ting different sorts of employment. Printed and Published at the rewere better always to use the word oSBORNE PARK. tools. WANIVEROO-RD When Margaret returned, Mrs. Murscruple in a bad sense, and to call gistered office of the Proprietors, of Clements Tonle Ltd. any part New SerleaB at received are Pupils New System. straight -Term went D. KEANE. She Three phy went away. seasonable scruples by their much BRYANS, LIMITED, Otley Place, Puce Mlik iielivrrea TWIlee Daily to to the sitting -room and saw Father the Term.. A liberal discount is made in the case ol' brothers. (opposite Boans), truer and more hcnoursible name of Murray-str our the City, direct from acts of Burt PRINCIPAL. THE to Prospectus, Apply For was which a fire, F J110111911111rtitilloonthilinonio Dan seated before conacienticusness. Let not the im- Perth. 0 owe to customers TS1' ' 'e hands nci the Convent" and Collages. sotnewhat on the wan'

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