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No. 2017 (New Series) FREMANTLE. CATHOLIC MEN'S SOCIETY.
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PERTH, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1921
(10 PAGES) were accorded much appreciation for their well-executed dance. Miss Kathleen Fanning was recalled for her interpretation of ope of her beautiful favorites. A martial spirit manifested itself in Mr. J. Tobin's Cry," Battle "The recitation, from the pen of the late patriot Miss Diana Lord Mayor of Cork. Ratazzi was forced to contribute an encore for "Ireland Must be Heaven, My Mother came from There." An Irish jig by a sextette of boys F. Master was a gem in itself. Saunders gave evidence of careful training in the patriotic recitation "Sentenced to Death." Mr. J. McGirr played a pipe selection, follow. ed by Master J. Monaghan singing "Wrap the Green Flag Round Me." Mr. P. A. Bryan next contributed
TIE CREAM Of THEIR RACE' -THE MEN Of [AMR WEEK
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ALBANY.
OBITUARY.
ST. PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRA-
the ripe age of 01, Mr. Robert .klansneld, contractor, a colonist of 70 veers, passed away at his residence, 1130 Hay -street, West Perth, on Monday evening last. The deceased was horn at Somersetshire, England, in 1830, and arrived at Fremantle in 1851, he then being a young man 21 years of age. Shortly art, his arrival lie established a line of boats carrying cargo rem Fremantle to Perth. Subsequently he was engaged as a contractor, which he successfully carried On for many years. Mr. Mansfield was highly proud or his teams of horses. which were considered to be the best in the city. He is survived by a widow and four sons, five daughters, thirty grandchildren, and thirteen great -grand -children. The funeral took place on Wednesday morning; the cortege moved from the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conerptinn, where a Requiem Mass was relebrated by the W.`, Father McBride, it the conclusion Of which his rtrace archbishop Cluny, assisted by the Rev. Fathers II. Kearin, G. P. O'Callaghan, J. limos, and J. McMahon, read the first portion of the burial service. On arrival at the cemetery the cortege was met by a large. number of relatives and The night Rev. Monsignor friends. Burke, assisted by the Rev. Father starliride. and the Rev. Fathers Moss and Masterson, conducted the last rites. The chief mourners were Mrs. C. Mansfield (widow), Messrs. John. Joseph E. and Edmond P. (sons), Mrs. M. Turner, Mrs. M. J. tiorrigan, Mrs. 0. L. 1)0 Mamiel. Mrs. W. Byrne, (daughters): slut Mrs. W. Pearson Messrs. M. 1. Harrigan, 0. I,. De Ma-(sons mie', \V. Byrne and \V. Pearson and Mrs. Jos In -law); Mrs. W. Mansfield E. Mansfield (daughters-in-law). Mrs. grandchildren thirty (niece), R. Molloy and thirteen great-grandchildren. The pall -bearers wore the Deputy PostmasAt
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CORRESPONDENCE.
The Church in
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
GLORIOUS PATRICK'S DAY.
France
TION CONCERT. Amid holy as she was fair, (To the EtEter of THE RECORD.) The great event of this week was National melodies, vocal and inThe Virgin Mary of Erin, Sir,-The Lest thanks or every Irish (By the Special Correspondent of the annual celebration of St. PatClune strumental music and dancing formlies Grace Archbishop Brigid of green Kildare: Man WtAnall Is clue to all those Day; in fact it took Wednee good end the Catholic Times.) Present. people who helped hi any way to ed the items of a very fine proShe came to earth when the straw rick's day and Thursday to do the occa- bring to such a successful completion gramme at the Town Hall on Thursdrops annual celeoralloe of Patrick's our LACK OF PRIESTS. justice. St. Patrick's Day has A large and appreciative audience day night, as a fitting climax to St. Were starring the rain -drenched sion Day. More are those thanks long since lost its insularity; it is a due in ourparticularly thronged St. Patrick's Hall on St. sod, Patrick's Day. For the past couple while teachers, the good dearth of priests in France at chrisnan anti Marist Bro- theThepresent Patrick's night, when Fremantle's The sweetest blossom among them universal feast. In every corner of Suns and of years the celebration has consistmoment, together with who instil into the minds and thers. the British Empire it is faithfully best. their of gave gardens of God artistes innothis year an From the far-off leading ed of a ball, but evil the of the Of our race intelthat it entails, hearts south observed, in North and South Ame- lectual, moral, mid physical training. was the consequences The occasion was to mark the open. vation was made and, judging by the subject of the report, read And over the haunted mountains rica, in Canada, South Africa, Aus- In the canals). hands of those whole- by Mgr, lug of the Fremantle Catholic Men's large and appreciative audience, Roland-Gosselin, at the still watch and souled, Druids twit -sacrificing people there Is Where tralia; even along the Rhine provinSociety, and incidentally to adverdrawn from all sections of the comdoubt /hat notwithstanding the sot- annual meeting of the "Oeuvre Diopray ces, in Italy, the Roman celebration no munity, the function was undoubtedtise it and its objects. His Grace f,ings our beloved country people are cesaine des Vocations Ecclesiastiand whisdawn-windA wakened is among the grandest in the year. at present enduring in Ireland, the ly popular. Archbishop Clune generously acThe object of this work, pered: In France and Spain and Switzer. rature welfare of our lace is assured. ques." The programme was opened by an cepted the invitation to be present, My object In as its name implies, is to develop "Give praise to the Lord today, land, almost everywhere, the 17th of !,,tti, teed less appropriate overture of band selecand it is worthy of note that notand assist r tint: take you, Sir, that excepvocations to the priestFor to you a child is given March, St. Patrick's Day is honour- tion as to the manner in which the hood; tions, the Albany Volunteer Fire withstanding the many calls made it has existed since the sevWhose name in the days to be, ed. The stupid idea, therefore, that publication of the report or our nation- enteenth century, on his valuable time, the claims of "For the Green." Free gymnastics Brigade Band, under Bandmaster under other comer' is inserted in the West AusWill flame like a torch eternal it is merely a happy day for the al He and pyramids by a squad of boys McCormack, being responsible. This, Fremantle took precedence. newspaper-the concert taking names, and has its origin in what From uttermost seat to sea, Irish is accounted for only by gross tralian and the cornet solo by Mr. McCorplace on Friday evening, 18th. inst. My was called -"La Bourse Clericale." was received at the Presbytery by completed the first half. And her life, like a surge of incense ignorance or prejudice. are the West Australian conducted Impressions Jackson's who by Mr. the brass Hope," mack, comprised items Callan, "Fighting Rev. Fitot:r From the altar of your green sod, treated our people with This was a fund instituted in 1640 The spectacular procession was a newspaper has Hell, where he was met Orchestra, again introduced the but a violin solo, a pianoforte solo, him to fliull,s a remote corner in by two Parisian priests in order to Will fashion a stair forever thing worth seeing and remembe- contempt, by the president (Mr. Frank Col- second portion of the programme. and a pianoforte duet were also inthat Journal of a few inches, using enable poor students for the priestFrom Ireland up to God." ring. In it there were six tableaux, small print, to furnish an account of hood tc follow the necessary course lins). On his. Grace's immediate en- The school choir rendered "0! Na- cluded as instrumental items. The The pro- of studies., all giving a pictorial synopsis of the the Irish National Concert, 0 Brigid, so high and holy! try into the hall the orchestra tive Music" in its usual finished first of these was a bracketed numI suppose, forget the fact that history of Ireland from its conver- prietors, So strong in womanly grace, struck up 'God Save Ireland," the style, followed by a Sword Dance ber, "Un Soir a Portici" and "Taranthe Irish section of the community has Scarcity of Vocations. The leading been supporting ilicir paper. think, Look down from the sills of sion to Catholicity. audience upstanding and cheering. by a quartette of boys from the tele," skilfully played by Miss Wan tableau represented St. Patrick clad Sir, Our people have every reason to Misses son; and the second, by Mr. 0. W. Following this, Heaven The concert was tldn proceeded school. Of late years the necessity of a protest aglnst this treatment In some episcopally, and explaining to the practical to Berliner, received emphatic encores. To-day on your olden race. work with. The overture, "erish Affairs," Swain and Nash were heard way. of this nature has been more Through your thOrongh-going Jour- keenly felt: the. increasing cost of 'his over the world we're scattered, Irish the mystery of the Trinity by was rendered in first-class style by distinct advantage in the quartette, The tfiird was played by the Misses holding the three -leafed Shamrock nal make a suggestion. It Is: That a living, the lack And our land is a laud of woe, the orchestra, followed by a dance "The Minstrel Boy." Mr. J. P. Kuhlken and Hawkins, and was alof faith in many meeting Irish people and supporters of of in his hand, while a sweet-looking be convened soon for the purpose and families, and, finally, most equally appreciated. Three se. But we're holding you as a lodestar by Master McCusker, who was well Kenny next rendered "The Hills the supreme band of youngsters appeared atten- onject Miss Alice O'Donnell dances were included, viz.:-A reel Whatever the roads we knew. of floating a company with a trial of the war, have contributed applauded for his effort. A prettily. Donegal." capital shares of Ship's tively nominal of 50,000 listening. The second tableau by Misses Brady, Nesbitt, Francis, to make vocations sung item by Miss Ratazzi brought was recalled for "When my to the priesthood For you are our pledge in Heaven, showed the result of the St Patrick's 10s, each, one share to be the minimum. more and more Miss V. and Kennedy; an Irish jig, by Misses forth an encore. Mr. Jas Bolger, Coming Sailing Home." scarce. In 1912 Carmay he also to arrange, after With Phadrig and Columcille, mission in the representations of Itthe company possible Lloyd). Mr. T. F. was floated, with yours dinal Amette reorganised the work by his powerful rendition of "The Leunig had to respond to an insist- Boyle, Brady, Nesbitt, Kennedy, ter-fleneral (Mr. J. J. Molloy, Mr. \V. H. For the faith by our foes unbroken faith, hope and charity, spread over firm to have THE nrcomi become a bi- and Collins, Jennings, Kim-vane and Quinlan, Mr. T. re A. Dead Who Died for Ireland," left ent encore for her violin solo. Miss a branch of it in and Mr. J. And the hopes that they could the island. The third showed Dr. weekly publication or tri-weekly. These each established Me if Brown; and a Highland fling, in Giuntileton, Mr. J. Corbett parish of his diocese; at the nothing to be desired-indeed all McLemon rendered "Believe only suggestirns. Something should The funeral arrangements were not still; Mr. Percy which Misses Nesbitt, Kennedy, Hof - 'testy. Mannix, an heroic-looking figure, his are and Bovvra Messrs. of be done. The ultimate alto would be same time he exhorted the priests harts were moved, and many eyes All" most artistically. nand, the In For the our prayers unsurge of Mavourneen." paper. "Eily took have a daily A little Collins and Brady hands bemanacled, while to more man, Boyle, he declared' O'Dea.-R.I.P. to encourage and develop among were wet as a result of his pathetic Swain's offering. ceasing, smasremeerette.ataa.. approval. part. Master M. Clancy found ready that "those chains were for Ireyet stirring delivery. A violin solo earned him well -merited Ituelogarrinito"eu"s'ertit"p71:.d. the youths with whom they were in For the depth of our love unpric- land." The fourth-a-cry sad and ct.;-"rining'VtIV sympathy with his recitation, "UniOn Saturday afternoons next, April poses, and would lie used by a good touch eny signs of a real vocation. by Miss V. Leunig was much ap- Misses Lucy Byrne and 0. McLerthe hi held be will ed, fete a garden pathetic-showed the Lord Mayor many of the people by beta run on Its If money is need to feed, ediicate preciated, and the audience could non followed with "Oft in the Stilly ted Ireland," while the sketch "Pot 2, or Sirs. M. P. Cogan's resi- For our agony in earth's garden "Dear Little Shamrock" of Shamrock," enacted by Misses P. grounds MacSwiney lying in his bed, dying present !Ines. impartially and honestly. and clothe poor students, a supernot resist appealing for more from Night." dence, 22 Lamella -street, North Perth. And our crucifixion with Christ. by inches, while his wife and sister Trusting that by next Patrick's Day natural by Miss and B. Boyle, was less popular. The garden fete, arranged by the comMe. was a treat, interpreted spirit and a discriminating this accomplished) artiste. something may be done by way of adStall, proPerth North the of mittee to Freman new artist depicting was with An A tableau, "Peace," all ministered unto him, and at the post vancement. Swain. would like to see some judgment are no less necessary to Percy Swain next delighted mises to be a great success. The beau- And we cry to you, holy Brigid, of the bed an angel stood beckoning move made. --Yours, make the right selection of Gods his magnetic voice. One could lis- tle audiences in Mr. P. Callaghan un- well staged by Misses Boyle, Brady, tiful garden is looking as best, anti 'Tis you have the right to pray CLIFFORD. the Kennedy and Nesbitt. Two chorus afternoon tea will be served on the For us and the land of Erin him on to the possession of a golden future ministers. ten to him for ever-his intonation doubtedly scored the success ofIrish In spite of the Gilliminning the accompaniment of good items possessing Irish flavour were - lawns to music. was crown which the angel holding taxes that miss :griper:non, Bookseaer. weigh so heavily on the Catholic is perfect, and he sings with that evening with "The Little Ilea In the our hour of need to -day. committee Time announces that site has rust French people, and of the many well received. The first, "The Green classical easy grace which proclaims him our Girl," being twice recalled. The proWe breathe your name as a symbol, in readiness for the soul to leave the nay -street, no effort to make this, the last spared i,i,,,egigenovi.,5,4.Ir at:41 latest of all auShores of Erin," was sung by a class garden tete of the season, surpass claim to which the Catholics must claims foremost tenor. The "Minstrel Boy' gramme closed with the entire Like the lamp on your altar set, body. Over the dying hero's body and cordially invite all kind respond, the sum of money collectscroll said, in his own words, "I shin Fein flax medallions. sung by the Quartette, comprising dience singing "God Save Ireland." of girls, and the second, "Little Irish others, to visit us that afternoon, and That God is en unforgetting God Rose," was in support of a solo ren- friends ed for "!'Oeuvre des itV,oveaastiionns1'919is; Misses Swain and McLernon, and And will stand for our righting cheerfullya die that Ireland may be by their presence the very laudhelp NOTES. dered by Miss Hawkins, The song able object towards which the proThe tableau fifth pictured YARLOOP'S YAPPING YELDON, OF Messrs. Nash and Swain, was well liquida- Yes, yet: YEs_TERYEAR. numbers comprised-"]reland Must ceeds are devoted, namelynewtheschool insteadr ionf it91: 82.106thanfrancs collectthe oppressed Irish people appealing received, and is a good sample of He, who so long has tried us at on the of the debt (From Our Correspondent). be Heaven," by Miss Scheureri tion ed in Paris last year, this year 107 the work of St. Patrick's Choir (to In the flame of His purging fire, acrossfree." the seas to the free AustraSt. llrigid's, now mating completion, 280 have been collected in Paris and The Hibernians have appointed "Where the River Shannon Flows," and soon to be blessed anti opened. Will give to the race of Brigid yet linos for help under the present which these singers belong), and Sir 20,856 in the suburbs. The last tableau showed The crown of their soul's desire. tyranny. which it is claimed ranks second to Rev. Father Neville, O,M.I., and Mr. Miss Davis; "When You Look in the Besides this, erg, over 100,000 francs have been sent Ireland triumphant-"Ireland a Na- eiF°1" Ag loefecltoon_i -Teresa Brayton. none in the State. Miss Fanning B. McCloskey to representthem at Heart of a Rose," Miss. Hawkins; ,,p eat to -day. Mr. Day congratulated the teachtion." There seentedeso be general Some anienest end Identified to the Archbishop by charitable per rendered in her usual delightful the annual District Meeting to be "On the Miami Shore." Miss Macara; the sucadmiration at the conception of the himself with many of our local war- sons, many of whom are anonymous. style, and by special request air. held at Perth Hibernian Hall on "Memories," Miss Harris; "Father ing staff of the school on O'Flynn," Mr. H. Abell (encored); cesses achieved, and also those who tableaux and their lovely draping gi'Aeih,"collir,T;e", fate angcagrg).%: Callaghan gave "The Dear Latle Easter Tuesday. Candidates for the Priesthood. handed "My then con Carlson; He to Miss "Sympathy," afford distinction. fully can won had and pleasing execution by the Sis- ed upon him at auto -erne joke, someIf Fremantle Irish Girl," an effort which was for (By Lafayette, London and Dublin) ters of Mercy. The children. with- thing to be avoided or to be used with appreciated and cancel for an en- gelftUlarett-seIf on anything-, is is its Rosary," Miss Watt (encored); and diplomas to Mr. Jno. Reason, typeThere are now at the Grand Semiutifortuncare we have, extreme and I say all a selected item by Mr. Edwards, shorthand service. tram bookkeeping, were the living out exception, who extraordinary core. ately, had experience of the antics of naire of Paris of the Most Reverend students, among The writing, and certificates to Miss of Ireland's joys and an insulting ton,me and scltry lan- whom are nien 345 At this juncture Mr. Frank Col- "extraordinary" most decidedly. If of which met with approval. whose vocation came forewere by advanced accompaniments played for of lack the Gardiner, milling centres from Elsie day all Grace, in our guage his suffers part exceedingly one sorrows, did their lins officially welcomed to them on the field of battle. Twensuch calamiexperience occasionally who was accompanied by Father sight t' procure one's own limousine Misses Hawkins, Harris, Davis, God- bookkeeping and elementary princiof to -day repudiates ty-six are sub -lieutenants- sixteen ties. Yarlo Archdeacon Smyth was designer him, is ashamed of his Ignorant intol- are lieutenants, McMahon, MA., and thanked him oi natty motor -launch, and desire, dard and Kuhlken and Mr. Berliner. ples; to Penelope White for speed Patriot six are captains, one of Bishop Killaloe At the conclusion, the Rev. Father shorthand, and to Miss Linda Green. of the tableaux and director of the erance foist him on Meekatharra, a lieutenant -colonel, for his kindness in bestowing his to reach Point Walter by tram, one another a milihim there on the utmost rim of procession, while Mr. Jim Shanahan, leave May be had at the Office of patronage there that, night, especi- is subjected to the most extra- Gilroy, on behalf of his congregation, wood for typewriting (40 words per that tary doctor. for we understand civilisation, There are also four up!) those who thanked all had contribu- minute). richly mounted, was Marshal. Stal- civilisation ends at Merl:singers. ally when it was remembered the ordinary [the word will crop naval officers, one of whom once success of the evening, THE RECORD A vote of thanks to the Mayor blood beware's commanded nart Jack Milligan, of Australian One of those aneicnt distance he had to travel, the trying delays en route. To add to the ted tb the he a ship. Among these to God" sort "would geezers, called on the Mayor was proposed by the Rev. Father after which birth. proudly carried the Irish of cove, aa typical at 2.'6 each. weather conditions, and especially "pleasure" of an already tedious gentleman who would fain men, whose vocation to the priestHe briefly surveyed ride, the car will wait minutes on (Mr. W. J. Day) t3 present the Neville, and supported by Mr. I. G. Flag; while Will Hale, a returned run with the hare and Mint with the hood must entail many the "night." BRYANS RECORD PRESS, sacrifices, and diplomas and certificates gained by Boyle. and after Mr. Day had briefly hero, whose eye was shot and burnt hounds, his activities as secretary of seven have the decoration of the Lethe objects of the society, and re- two cr three loops, the driver Meekatharra Lratich of the ProtesMU R RAY -ST RE ET. PERTH. conductor conjecturing the while as the pupils of St. Joseph's School in responded the proceedings terminaout in the big war, nobly carried the quested his Grace's approval. Federatio:. may Le as notorious as gion of Honour, and six the Military Tel. A3264: A3457. must not tant ronnection the Australian flag. His Grace, in reply, thanked the to whether they will wait for the in- the recent commercial examinations. ted-Advertiser. with the Red Cross So- Medal that is only for remake or them, meet and to car words, of war -time Yarloop, where he markable deeds of bestowed his kind coming ciety for that for the first target to mention president valour on the When to have a represenWas time the Irish procession had its tative iorv grateful expressed pleasure in hearing the a dash for the next loop. Other seminarists, amthe Church he reviles draw battlefield. own band to play the marches, and him nut or the mud into which his cen- ong this year's 'arrivals, were either objects and aims of the society, and one has digested ail the pill and face truly well did it perform. The ef- sorious tactics plunged Win. wished it the. success it deserved. cream advertisements so haphazardengineers or architects; others, Let him be Protestant first if he fect was plainly visible on the faces wills, Unfortunately circumstances pre- ly and inartistically displayed in the but Yarloop of yesterday or to- again, had passed their examinaof adults and children, while by- day does not envy the Protestant tions to be professors or physicians. vented him from making any- saloon, the long overdue Fremantle a bound car will come sailing along, of the nature in THE MARKET THE BEST ON standers and critics were dumb- Political Federation their acquisition. These men, whose experience of life thing gentleman who openly boasts of must increase Elsewhere sohd at front 505. to tis. Greatly Reduced at ALBERT founded at the realism of the thing. AAthelsni speech. He sincerely wished to and you will learn fro:a the crosstheir future influence, must be a valuable asset to and SoN, LIMITED. Compliments from many and many any religious say a few words with regaru fire between the two crews that Evidently and whose mentality, matured by organisation. One other! the the each had waited for were showered upon the Archdea. the P.P. Federation aforementioned re- the ordeal that inspired their voca to Ireland (and certainly from Its repreaudience would be only too willing day this week this scribe waited in con, Messrs. Boor, Walker and Joe quires no rredentlais as lone as they are ant-l - tion, seems to point to its depth and Fitzpatrick on their ingenuity in ini- ,entatIves, listeners), but perhaps another op- a thick drizzle for an Eastbound labour. anti-Catholic, its antl-Mannix. stability, will be valuable additions A Large Purchase of the Best ACCORDEONS now cetainable enlate, If It were -real- to the clergy and secret the Feri,atton, tiating a band so quietly portunity would present itself in the ear. Running seven minutes low prices. Perhaps these ables ALBERT and SON, LIMITED, to offer them at Paris, but there is might coocon Itself ad- another side toofthe I do not ly Protestant, with eear future, when he would gladly it came careering along throwing le. and so successfully. picture that sire Every instrument is carefully tested before sale, but no guaraneradicating the InBefore he out a slushy spray from the water take advantage of it. wish to discuss any calumnius corn vantageously tee can be given, nor can any returns be accepted. shme of its pests some anxiety. gersollian leanings from out stepped I would leave the hall he would ask covered rails. merits made. "Our whole object," chosen officials, For some of Its secon receipt of order sent instruments Selected ORDERS: MAIL The Poverty of the Clergy. Yarioop wins or acknowledge Father McMahon to sing "Wrap the the street corner and waited. leavwith remittance, plus 2s. per aceordeon for carriage. said the Archdeacon, "is peace and Ingersoll as then patron saftit, In true tram came at me, and --passed, Green Flag Round Me.' fraternity, not as a permission and a Bob NOTE ONLY ADDRESSVery young ecclesiastical students And being a roughen association. the my warIrish epirit his request was aceeded ing me to ruefully inspect improved privilege, but as a right in a free ,P.P. Federation should be Protestant are not numerous, and at the "Petit to protest aratust sheer downto, and needless to say the item time-price suit-not at all country for an integral factor of the enough The Seminaire" of Conflans the proporIts members. right atheism On by an unsolicited coat of High brought the "house down." community." who openly boasts of being tion of pupils likely gentleman to become prophetic the With he was street slush. leaving the. hall his Grace throughout display The children's atheist or an agnostit, and accepts a priests is insignificant. an This is due a rettgions arst 180 MURRAY STREET (Near Roams) t of much cheering co -min- vision of a Conan Doyle, the driver r was highly creditable, and if they position as secretary or to many complex causes, one of the a al'out limit Is was association, ticket Christian my Save knew of "Gcd evidently th the ,:trains gle had not a happy and full day's out- In smug lismocri,v and stupid Intol- which is the difficult conditions of worker's return, consequently nothIr ing, they are hard indeed to please. erance the French clergy, irom a material ing the ercgramme. all the ing was to be gained by picking me Anyway Yarioop repudiates him; It standpoint. There was nothing wanting that never As our readers know, a of had ties, time for him, but previous artists again contributed up. This incident reminds me NO SHOPS IN BARRACK-STIEET. cheers and electrifies the young like therealty hypocritical coward that he is, these conditions, since the break once was who in M.L.A., Included less ardour. prospective with no of ladies whilst amongst us he was not game with Rome, make the material exThe committees !mere. declare lila opinions or actual senti- istence of country priests especially this part were Miss O'Donnell, who motoring a party of voters home who worked so deftly for the child- to The nian who whilst slaughtgave "When My Ships Come Horne," after attending to the franchise. ren's appetising comforts, and the ments,. For many ering the Hun with his movie Insults precarious and painful. and Miss Swain, whose rendering of One had the misfortune to fall out. spores, the who provided gentlemen women whilst on Ma plat- middle-class families, this is enough defenceless the "Dear Little Shamrock" was ex- On being acquainted with the fact, form, and who when turned upon In to lead them to discourage their deserve every praise. Terhide deserved wrath Villa away to the future infestor of Harvest ceptionally brilliant. On Thursday morning (St. Pat- well ',hind the nearest convenient shelter. sons from following a vocation that Before the evening closed Mr. race exclainhed, "Never mind! Drive rick's Day) there was a tremendous has never been one of us. --Yours, etc., entails poverty. Mgr. Roland Ge Collins thanked the audience for on; he's voted! !" YARLUOP OF TO -DAY, and Mass, at Holy congregation selin, in his report, laid stress upon Mr. B. McCloskey, his host of their attendance,eend the artists for Holy approached numbers large these circumstances, and pointed preat is to hear, their contributidTis, and expressed friends will regret Communion. The music was renderout that the vocations of men in the hope that the function would sent confined to his bed with acute string -balanced a beautifully ed by the prime cf life are exceptional, and debility. many general. influenza and only be but a forerunner to EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN OUR orchestra and organ, which accomare in this case the result of a treThe alterations being effected to e more. voices of the (Sung by the pupils or St. Joseph's mendous t'pheaval that brought the the tuneful panied proceeding especially are Hall St. Patrick's The committee wish to at the Irish invisible realities close to them at children throughout the Mass. The School, Victoria Soeare, on March 18th last.) an thank the orchestra and the mem- apace, and will render the building Archdeacon preached the panegyric National Concert 'fore hour of supreme trial. The the wide world, usual mode of recruiting priests is bers of St. Patrick's Choir, also the very cosy and serviceable. One can Ireland, Ireland, esdwelling apostle, of the national Ireland, Ireland over all: accompanists, Miss O'Byrne, and appreciate the future appearance of on the fidelity of the Irish When we fight we'll light for Ireland, by means of the ecclesiastical colpecially already progress helped by the hall assistance the Mr. Hearne, whose Answer only Irelances call; people to the ancient faith of Christ leges, and at present there seems to It should much to make the evening the un- made with the repairs. and mountain, lock and ocean, be some difficulty in finding recruits as preached 1,500 years ago by St. Plain from the Shannon to the seaat last come into its own as the precedented success it was. he, "if a few Ireland, Ireland, for the priesthood An All Wool BATHER in colours; said among very Ladies' BATHERS We are Selling our "What." Patrick. wide world, the 'fore people's hall. there are only a few pairs of these; at further Big Reductons. These are young pupils. On the other hand, Ireland one, and Ireland Free. fail here and there because of their Freniantle sent its usual strong W. and O.S.; Price 10/6. We do not inThe Irish national concert preexceptional values. is disposition, there no doubt nation, Irethat, especially or inconstant land and Dental's spineless Ireland's tend carrying over any Bathers to nes. sented at the King" Theatre, Fre- quota to St. Patrick's Day Procesland's Faith and hope and song, A Splendid BATTIER in heavy rib, in the peasant class, there was, some season. or their want of noble character? Irishtnen mantle, on St. Patrick's Eve, by the sion and Sports. A feature of the will yet rata.m tnem, from twenty years ago, a feeling that to black or coloured, with coloured or A Smart COSTUME fn mixture of See how many angels fell, and even the foreign tyrant throng. white trimmings; W. and 0.5.; Price pupils of the Christian Brothers' procession was the marching and navy and brown, with wool cotton, and fell become a cure was a happy idea for own college one from our Lord's 13/6. treiand's homes and I;eland's High School, assisted by a num. general bearing of the children. coloured bandings, size W. and 0.S.; shall be freed Dom slaverya young man, and often the priest's irrevocably." "The nation is true as Ireland, A Smart Exceptional GIBSONIA in Price 5/11. wide world, her of leading Port artists, was Lloyd George and Hughes will never the Ireland, 'fore coldown coloured turn aged parents considered themselall wool, navy steel and true till death." Another BATHER In wool and cotton Ireland one, and Ireland Free. in every sense of the word a great kill the spirit of the Irish and their lar, and buttons; sleeve and knee band; mixture, heavy rib, black and navy, The grand ball was a mammoth Linty, and right, and freedom, for our ves thereby certain to have a a smart buckled coloured belt; W. ens success. Mr. R. Jackson's Orchestra descendants while such boys and coloured trimmings, W. and O.S.; All this is now changed, and home. the Theatre if ever, "access. Seldom, Irish Fatherland, 0.5.; Price 18/6. composed brass and a -dozen string- girls keep the flag unfurled. Price 0/11. looked more tastefully decorated or Strive we all we may secure them, the priest of to -day, if he has no ed instruments, opened proceedings strive we all w;th heart and hand; personal means and belongs to dishumans, who happy more filled with with a spirited overture of Irish He our alts, tlion,43,1 defending, Right, tricts where the faith is cold, can reeelled in music, dance and song. DONNYBROOK Eternal Libertyairs personally arranged by the conA Smart Style in PYJAMAS without On - orchestra is alone, in my optn- Ireland. Ireland. 'fore tine wide world, only expect a life of privation. In A PYJAMA 111 fine crepe, sky, ivors ductor, following which the curV neck, coloured and roller, pretty Deland tide, and Ireland Free. face of the dearth of vocations amien-it has no rival The supper In connection with the Trinity ivory frog fasteners; the crepe Is fine, tain rose on the school choir, whose and pink, turndoWn collars, coloured ong the younger pupils of ecclesiastiwas as dainty as it was sumptuous. pink, sky, and ivory. These are cut rendering of "A Soldier's Song" and College of Music, London, the followand white frog fastening, W. and O.S.; arises on very chic lines; W. and O.S.; Price question Messrs. Boor, Claude Delaney, Les. The Theatre will be theirs on tee cal colleges, the "0! Where's the Slave?" was per- ing children were successful: 13/6. Price 12/6. fancy whether it will become necessary to and for a plain of April saw to 14th Ranting, and helpers everyJunior Division.-Jessie Thomson, fect. Two large Sinn Fein flags thing that lay within human effort, dress ball. The good mothers and adopt, 'in some regions, the system Lena floated over the boys, producing a 99 marks; Lulu Taylor, 99; and the big band of lady workers patrons will again be forward with that works well in the devaseited Fremantle's ever- Clifford, 98; Clarice Kitney. 96; 'splendid effect. France, have the compliments and thanks everything that contributes to the provinces of Northern green favourite, Mr. James Bol- Frank Taylor, 92; Kathleen Crowley of hundreds whom they made happy sunshine of young 'life on that day where two or three priests live to70. Berry, ger, was in excellent form in 90; Ruby at a central other gether post-in acceptable Now is the and night. on that night. Preparatory Division-Vera Gibhis rendition of a new and The four hundred and upward of time to begin to form the juvenile words, whether certain parts of taking piece, "Pawadh O'Dono- bons, 99 marks; Andrew Coleman. must be France treated, from an ecfor the best plain and fancy, sets, school children felt "out of it" that ghue," to which he was forced to 98; Effie Martin, 97. Mabel Thomthe:, had no ball. They can rest as- of which prizes of value will be elsiastical point of view, like a misadd "The Dead Who Died for Ire- son, 85; Lorna Sanders, 74; Betty country. sionary given.-SouthWestern Times. sured they will not be forgotten. land." 'Miss and Master McCusker Sanders, 6.5.
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