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PERTH, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1921 HIGHGATE.

Answers to Correspondents

Catholic Organisation Imperative Need in this State

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25th Annual District Meeting

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G.McC. (Toudyay): J.M. (Freman- ber of the young ladies of the parish The fuliuwing is taken, inter alia, year the 1-ederativii has also been tle): Like you, we are as were present, and showed great in ARCHBISHOP CLIME PRESENT AND MARES STIRRING ADfrom the annual report of the Vic- represented on various public bod- the number of our peopleappalled DRESS. whose in- telest in the club. It was decided torian State Council of the Austra- ies, inch-ring the Workers' Educa- telligence is shocked regularly by to hold the meetings every alternate lian Catholic Federation, just re- tional Association. the Proportional such a sheet. We are not surprised Friday, the next one being on next EXCELLENT SPEECH BY DISTRICT PRESIDENT RYNES. ceived. By no means are all the Fe- Voting Iscagae, Referendum League. at the criticism and opposition of Friday, April Sth. The following deratiun's activities mentioned, but etc certain people and rather racers were elected: President, Miss In pureuance of the expressed that than support journals. sufficient is herein noted which will from such as M. Coffey; secretary, Miss P. 1:Y Easter Tuesday ma the customary ing in such large numbers at the convey and substantiate many ex- wish of the. Archbishops of Austra- they. Take warning when those Brien; assistant secretary, Miss G. day on which delegates from the different functions, particularly at isting reasons why, in this State, lasia in conference, your Council people side with us. Thanks. Ryan: acting treasurer, Miss G, various branches of the Hibernian the General Communion, they made similar action could and should be hate eulenitted to the State FederaRyan; committee, D. Mcliign Australasian Catholic Benefit So this gathering number among the T.O'D. (W. Perth); J.R. (West ale, E. McGrade, T. Misses taken to safeguard collective Catho- tions of the Commonwealth a Condon, M. °tenciety, District No. 8, meet in the largest and most impressive which lic interests, and those .also of the scheme for the establishment of a Subiaco): T.R. (N. Perth), and don, E. Berry, 0. Prindiville, :M. Catholic individual. The last para- Federal Council, or, as their Graces others: You must always remember Waldrcn, G. Ryan. The subscOs- usual annual conference. A very good the Papal Delegate witnessed in graph is urgent, we think, as West suggested, 'a Confederation of Fede- that it is in your name and every holt fee was fixed at 10s. yearly; Ss. representation was present. Father Australia. Delegates will be pleased to learn Australasia." British citizen's name that the half -yearly; ls. monthly; and may Dunne, BA., celebrated the speAustralia threatens to be the only- rations throughout Mass at 9 a.m., and Conference that reports received from the ChrisState unrepresented on the pro- This draft scheme will be considered characteristic English methods ut be paid to the treasurer, commelic, cial commenced its business immediately tian Brothers' College, Kalgoorlie, ted "Confederation of the Federa- at ti e ensuing annual conference of "governing" Ireland arc being per. isle as from April 1st. next. varies States to be held during petrated. Tell your friends.in-the. The club intend holding a series upon the arrival of his Grace the state that the lad, Master Hogan, ns of Australasia.." The Report the t.!:,e current year. street that. In their name a mon- of socials at a very early date. All Archbishop, who was accompanied who won the scholarship, is making ates:strous scheme of diabolical outrage the young ladies of the parish are by Father Dunne, B.A., shortly excellent progress, and the Brothers --The State elections, which took after 10 o'clock at the Hibernian are very satisfied with him. and vilification is blindly persisted asked to conic along and join this place in October last year, afforded INTERNATIONAL CATHOLIC The District PreACTION. in. The English Press and literary ciety, for the object is to bring so- Hall, Murray-st. The social and dance on St. ample scope for energetic work on all sident, Bro. T. J. Hynes. in a Pre- Patrick's Reviews and journals- have been the young people together that they night, organised by the the part of the State Council. It sidential A meeting a: which Monsignor forced simply by weight address, reported on behalf District of evimay get t3 will be remembered that, after the one another. Miss of the District Board the past year's operationBoard, with the active coBishop of Toledo, Ohio, dence. if not altogether to somer- 0. Prindivilleknow of some of the members State election of 1917, the Scripture Schrembs, has verygenerously of- record and progress of the society, of the presided, was recently held in Paris sault in their attitude towards Ire. fered her services Cathedral Branch and St. League, after a viginuus right to to to teach the girls and concluded in excellent discuss the possibility of estab- land, to vehemently castigate the tennis, and all fashion Patrick's, was a pronounced success. Protestantise the State schools, were lishing those desirous of by a telling recital of Ireland's trials I might suggest that we a definite understanding be- Government in its policy of attempt- learning will make this left ii, a minority of fifteen-due tween the meet Miss Prindi-,-ille by the oppressor. Bro. various organisations that ed extermination of the Irish in at the Convent paid night a permanent one. largely to the A.C.F.-as against promote and tennis courts itijis tribute to the leadershipHynes of Archdirect Catholic their own action country, a proved suicidal (Saturday) Expressive eight after the previous election. in different countries. It was afternoon at Reference 2.30 p.m. to Ireland. bishop Clune in Ireland's fight for gene- policy, one that has caused the conNothing daunted by this defeat, the rally admitted that such a bond Brothers and sisters, I wish to liberty, and extended a hearty welof tempt of nations to be heaped upon Scripture Leaguers in 1920 made an- union would be of great advantage say a few words hear come to to his more you Grace, whom in to than we he regard asked have one that'autoinatically forabout Mr. other strenuous effort to sweep the in regard to Catholic influence on Britain. During the land of our Society's origin, and feits the confidence of many peo- Clifford's scheme. Comment noted. to address the delegates. polls, but the result, thanks to the international questions, and it I think I can the say Thanks, conference slat I, friend. important am echoing resolutions ples who fain was look to England as fine leadership of his Lordship the decided that efforts should be made the protector of rights and chain. M.R.: Yes, but what can be ex- concerning Ireland were unanimous- the eentimeets of every member Bishop cf Sale (Right Rev. Dr. to bring the Catholic societies I say that our Society stands pected. Protestantism cannot sue ly adopted, copies of which appear when of the pion of small nations. Plielan), vas another triumph for different countries closer together aghast at tne ,atrocities and outwive. One has only to read to note hereunder: the Catholic cause, the previous in order that they may be able to rages being perpetrated in Ireland To a Score of Correspondents: It that protestant Protestants are asDistrict President's Address. minority of fifteen being further in- co-operate with one another, under is not journalism. The paper hasn't suming large in the name of justice, by those who numbers, and amassto To what creased twenty-five. cried to the world but yesterday: Church. I way sorry to hear that go on for some the guidance of the highest cede- got a leg to stand un. We do not ing influence-disintegration of Protime. I am glad to The position of the So "Lo! we are the champions extent the A.C.F. is responsible for siastical the the membership has decreased slight think, though I have fallen from authority, in international intend to advertise a journal steeped testantism is one of its first effects. -ciety isfinancial satisfactory-. increase rights of small nations. In of this victory is best expressed in the movements, ly, but I am sure that by a united grace in certain us you when deemed desirable. in such culpable ignorance and sub- The sects are not united on any one in the capital value of The quarters, that tlip the funds of see the great upholders of liberty, effort or, your part that will be few words of Dr. Phelan, who. when It was also resolved to secure a cen. ject to lying propagandist influence. matter, except, I said outside the Cat speaking in regard to the result of tral office for the purpose of supply- Sinn Fein intellectuality-for the Catholic. It perhaps, being anti- the district and branches for the justice and right -dealing. Let no- made good in the very near future. dral words met with the acceptance would be a pity if year stands at £719 7/1, as against body think for one moment that the election. paid the following tri- ing information and suggesting ini- Movement for Irish Self-determina- there weren't such wish to say that Catho- own people here in WesternofAm in I antipathy. Holy a decrease last year of £24. The our dealings bute to the work of the A.C.F.:with Ireland we are lic societies have a great ef- tralia. (Loud applause). tiatives to the Catholic so- tion is the most intellectual in the Church thrives on persecution. That Consolidated Sick and Funeral We ha Fund actuated "I wish particularly to thank cieties. Such a existing by on other feet the faith than and history the of indeed on the only to Nations-is highest above scheme, the go on if has been the marvel of all ages. It is mainly responsible for this satis- and purest in t the Catholic Federation for the ly worked, could hardly judiciousof motives, for when we morals of our young people, and the present phase of silently clap -trap of Imperialistic. ordinary, cannot be gainsaid. fail to the stru factory position, with an increase of imprison without trial, we do so for more we can get to join them the There is very assistance received. Without that make the international policy of na- common newspapers, whose humwe can J.R.S.: You don't mean to sly £683 11/4 over last year's figures. In their well-being: and when we break greater is cur confidence that the do except to showlittle assistance we could not have tions more conformable to the wishes drum existence depends upon a patour sympath achieved the unmoral* victory. of the Catholic world, and therefore ronising attitude, platitudes. vul- that England is better to -day thin this connection it is interesting to into civilian houses, outrage the faith in the hearts and souls of these with those who are suffering su she has been? If so, it is sheer ig- note that the quinquennial valua- sanctity of the home, burn and loot young people will be strengthened terrible The Catholic Federation is a non- to benefit the Church. garity and sensationalism. losses, whose homes a tion of the Society shows a of ratio whatever we think of value, we do and preserved, and I hope that the burned, and whose norance. political body, and touches poliDemoralising influencles husbands, wives, T.S.: We simply print the paper. are rampant there, and if these are assets to liabilities at 21/3 in the I. but exercise a gentle care and superhint thrown out by the President ties only when politics touch the fathersof are cruelly butchered After generally reporting We upon have no control over its policy. to be allowed to pall the course the vision but little appreciated and un- about a visitation of the branches The charitable and Church. Catholics of every poliBRIDGETOWN generous peopl work of the District hut welcome its pro-Irish attitude. nation has to run, God help it! the tical shade of opinion are members You know Li- tion the Society hadBoard and posi- derstood. And when we shoot up a will be taken to heart. Western Australia will show thei achieved dur- town, burn its buildings and met- that the visitation to parishes on of The writ was never served on us. centinusnese and vanity and luxury of the Catholic Federation, which CONVENT OF MERCY. with them in even- poOne of Perth's dailies received our only too discernible here in Austra- ing the year, the President (Bro. T. chandise. and destroy its industries, the part of a Bishop is a good thing. sympathy is deserving of the support of sible way. (Prolonged applause). continued: we do but inculcate a siiaple every Catholic in Victoria." T7se following arc the results of solicitors' letter, but the Proprietary lia, but in England-! If they are J. IH vnes) lesson and in the same manner a visitahope - the few Society's Message to Ireland. remarks I in forgiveness, and by such gentle tion of the remote branches by capBut, while your State Council gave .Theory examinations held in con- although it published tleg let/et-dit any criterion__of the "testags-Ampr 'have -made on the position not do of as the our we solicitors `English ablemeths:de his instructpublic organisers to wilt furze. a berietinection with the Trinity College of has cultivated, some Unaaimesuly.11tesolered; their whole -hearted support Cdtcottrage will not impress members as and tender regard for aour toneffIng eial effect and will be a means of "That we the members of th Lordship Bishop Phelan and the Mush-. London, on December sith, ed to see that it should do. We can- London illustrated journals, in pub- Society benign not recommend any secular news- lishing illustrations of London "life," being unduly pessimistic. I believe tender regard for our benign rule. getting new members. It is a splenHibernian Australasian Oath Very Rev. the Administrator of the 1920: their work well. Other Empires it my duty to place before members And when in all charity we did means of keeping the society up Benefit Society of Western A Archdiocese (Father Barry) in the Diploma: Mildred Cornell, pass in paper. Our best advice is to the do have risen-and fallen. The won- the position as it appears to me shoot down and bayonet her to the mark and of drawing into it tralia, in annual conference effort to defeat the aims of the paper work (Art of Teaching and effect that some are better than der others. The few journals who dare is that some Empires have had from the information I have gained manhood and her bled, offer our solemn pro Scripture Leaguers, it was not un- Ruditnents). womanhood, our voting people. against the unjust and tyr Iiann:ili Markey. pass in Rudi- publish the truth usually suffer in so long a run, especially in the light on the Board during the last IS her priests and little children, we are mindful of the major claim-payStriking Facts About Ireland, The position of the So- but earnestly striving to one way or another. Catholics should of the fate of Sodom and Gornorrha. months. treatment meted out to Ireland b ment for secular subjects taught in ments. brine I have already spoken on the quesciety is not such as should depress about peace." Brothers so arm their the British families against misthe Highet Lee:al Government, Division: schools-and an Catholic registered Frances and sisters, tion that Mr. Hynes has spoken on chievously "loyal" newsprints by, VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL, members. I also wish to congratu- I do not exaggerate the position pledge our unswerving suppo Catholic people of Victoria may feel Clarke (pass). as Harvest Terrace. Ml's M. with such eloquence and such force. late members on the first of magnificent it and all, appears making sure of profound the Cahas to sympathy with th no Intermediate me. Division: that opportunity Babe Is assured Lake there anybody I intend to add nothing to Nurtrical, Medical, display they made Teleduring the visit tholic paper. Irish We are here who learning people in their noble strug phone A1080. been or will be lost of pressing the (honours), :troy Cutmore (honours), of the Papal Delegate. By attend of the position in the actual facts what I have already said except gle for freedom." Ireland, and not this much, that I endorse everydemand for our Catholic schools for Era Lake (pass), Elsie Wyer (pass). from the inspired cables in our daily junior Division: jean Smith, 99 their educational rights-equal pay Society's Message to the Archbishop charge that I have brought against Press, will not but admit it. marks (honours). Mary Draper. 99 for equal work. The the forces of the Crown. I brought Unanimously Resolved: hypocrisy of the present As in past years electoral activities marks 'honours). Bon Smith (hole English these in person to the members "That we, the members of th of Government stands condemned behave. occupied the close attention of our,), Hazel Armstrong (honours), Hibernian Australasian Oath ore all lovers of truth and justice the Cabinet, and instead of ordering your State Council, the result being Harold Marcussen (honours), Nancy Benefit Society, me heartily beg to be deported after throughout the world. that increased interest in civic mat- Davies (honours). day fol- I hese charges, the membershearing place on record our high appr THE REST OM THE MARKET asked tews day, we can but As pray ters-State, Federal, and Municipal Preparatory Division: Jean Davthat tion of the me invaluable Elseuheie to stay on and servie continue the sold nego at from strength be given the tireatly Reduced at ALBERT Hilda Smith, Eileen Connell. -has been taken by the members. ies, people rendered by your Grace to Sr and 8(01, LIMITED. 505. to nu, to sustain them in the prolonged tuitions. Here when I make simiThe establishment of an Electoral Vlotti Wheatley, Elsie Gower. Norah land s Cause at home and abr lar charges, they cry"Deport him.' hour of their trial, but even as we Bureau at the Federation offices, O'Neill. Alice Blechynden. and pray that as our Archbish AU these charges pray we cannot help but marvel at (Laughter). where State and Federal rolls may and patriot leader you may 1 been made not only their wonderful spirit of endurance have A Large Purchase of the Best be examined, enrolments made. and be spared to guide your devot ALCORDEONa now by eatainable enme, but by scores and Mrs. Furlong desires to thank the ables ALBERT and SON, LIMITED. to offer thou' at these and self-sacrifice, so well worthy of, low prices. general information supplied, has following for clonacrone people in Western Australia." of hundreds others. Now these received in yet after all but simply in keeping Every instrument is carerully tested before sate, but no guaranbeen availed of freely. Many of the connection with Sc. Patrick's Day charges i have made I am Message to Bro. J. W. Ryan, Austr tee can be given, nor can any returns be accepted. with the undeniable justice of their Parish Councils did admirable work (Cathedral children): Brennan Bros. Tian Irish Veteran, Aboard "VenMAIL ORDERS: Selected instruments sent on receipt of cause. In conclusion, your Grace, prepared to substantiate. I am prein providing means of enrolment in (per Mr. Ahern), order pared to repeat them and enlarge wnh remittance, plus Robertson 23. per aceordeon for earrint, tura," Sydney. and MofReverend Fathers. Sisters and your Council Bro- on them--(applause)-and any amtheir districts, and fat's, J. J. Ryan (Perth Hotel). Mrs. NOTE ONLY thers, "Annual Conference Hibernian ADDRESSI wish to remind you that strongly urges that all branches Chamberlain, Mrs. Ganor, Celtic of opposition that may come this is the Jubilee year of our So- ount Westralia, greet you. Bon_Voyag should interest themselves in this Club (per Mr. Gumbleton), Mrs. way will not keep me from tellsafe return, via Golden West. G ciety. and in order to commemorate my all important work. Jeffs (Beaufort Hotel), Mr. Save Ireland." in a fitting manner this important ing what I saw. The triumphal tour of the Arch- O'Brien (Court Arms is Believing-Stern Reality. Hotel), Mr. Hines milestone in the history of our So- Seeing bishop through America, followed (Kalgoorlie), Mr. Simpson (GoldLet me repeat again that I don't 180 MURRAY STREET (Near Bootle) ciety, the National Directory have by the refusal of the British Go- fields Club Hotel), Miss McMahon. blame people for not believing. I initiated a competition, for which vernment to allow his Grace to land Mr. D. Foley, Mrs. Brewer. Mr. Sort'. they have donated valuable prizes. would not have believed it myself 111P in Ireland, any' his being denied the han, Weaver and Locke (South The object is to gain new members had I not actually witnessed what -right to visit Liverpool, Glasgow, Perth), Mr. J. Martin, NO SHOPS IN BARRACK-STIEET. Mr. W. to the Society during the Jubilee took place. Now that the facts are and other cities, is still fresh in the Crowd (Bridgetown). W..N. Paper The next year, and the conditions are such as becoming so public and are so well meeting in co minds of all. The State Council of Bag Co., Ltd.. Mr. Harrison (Criterthere is hardly an ex- nection withgeneral to enable the weakest districts to established. the Good Shephe the A.C.F. co-operated with the ion Hotel), Mr. Forkin. Messrs. Brycuse for anybody trying to actually Sisters' Appeal, compete will take place with the strongest and refuse to believe that the forces of Irish Ireland League in organising a ant and Waters, and Miss Sketchley. the smallest branches to The Sisters com- the Crown are guilty of anythiwg un- Sunday, April 10. took huge demonstration, which anxious pete regarding the on three st an equal footing with place on Sunday, August 15th. to SACRED HEART worthy. I have and You have that remain to be organised. HIGH SCHOOL the largest. I trust you will give it tread Wh' protest against the treatment his of the Black Hand Society the work is progressing HIGHGATE HILL, your PERTH. hearty co-operation. If you at of the do the hands Grace received Italy and Sicily. I cannot give ily, volunteers to aid satisfacto BOARDERS and DAY your best to meet their wishes in in the sta The Lloyd George Government. you a better illustration of the holders are especially asked for. An SCHOLARS. this manner you will. I feel sure, forces in Ireland meeting was presided over by his than the Black one desirous of lending Pupils are prepared for Uunivereven' though you do not gain a Hand and assistance Lordship Bisbcp Phelan. The Very sity, Commercial, and Musical Exprize, have the satisfaction of know- They had a secret societies there. any way are requested to commu Rev. J. Barry, Adm., and prominent aminations. list of names of persons sate with the Convent. The Sist ing you have done some little good Catholic and non-Catholic laymen to be murdered. and when- will gladly introduce those pers-em For further particulars apply to to the Society of which we are all who were addressed the gathering. In addione's name got 9T1 that list that to present workers, REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. or else proud. I now declare the 25th an- ever the tion to the meeting in the metroperson Tel. A3810. disappeared. You have the into touch with others who get nual meeting open, btit before tak- same in Ireland. Forces fe polis, your Council organised simiof the disposed to accept control ofmay ing the one business I extend a cordial lar meetings of protest throughout are going around at other of the three stalls remaini IN MSMORIAM. invitation to his Grace the Arch- Crown Victoria, and on that. memorable DELeteese-tu loving memory of my night with blackened faces and false to be organised, or again with tho Slasun's Preserving JARS, 1 quart size only, 12/- dozen. bishop to address Conference. Sunday practically every town in deal son. Leslie, killed In action In moustaches assassinating and killing who are prepared to work in Extra Screw TOPS for Mason Jars, 4/. dozen. Egypt on March 30th, 1918. the State entered its protest against all those whose names are on that capacity. Help, individual THE ARCHBISHOP or Jesus have help, :Sacred licart mercy on Extra Rubber RINGS, for Mason Jars, 6d. dozen. the te rannicel action of the British list. (Shame). That has been going needed. The Sisters will his soul. not ask Screw Top Honey JARS, 11b. size only, 7/- dozen. on since the start. and these are vain, surely? Government. The organising of the Advises and Cheers the Society. And when the cleansing name Has wrought its work of mercy, some of the things that make one metropolitan meeting, and likewise Extra Heavy Enamel Preserving PANS, Bail Handles, also handle His Grace, who was enthusiasti- who May Jesus name his name, those throughout the State, reflected en back. Capacity, 12 quarts, 32/6 each. them use, naturally, And bid his angel bear him, cally received, expressed his pleasure strongwitnessed MAYLANDS. the greatest credit on the Federalanguage in order to denounce In triumph to Ills Heart. Aluminium Preserving PANS, 10 quarts, 28/6; 12 quarts, 32/6. at having the opportunity of be- this barbarous Oh, Queen of Heaven, tin then plead tion officials, who received the hearttreatment. toepExtra Heavy Enamel WASH BASINS, All White, 12in., 4/1; 13m., ing present at the 25th. annual comm. plause1. his part. A large nuniber of the parishi iest congratulations from all quar1e6; I tine 5/3, 15in., 6/6; 16in., 7/9 -limited by his loving B. matter, ference of the Societx. Continuing. ters on their very able work. Now. i see no great improve- crs recently paid a visit to the ho Delaney, Bunbury. the Archbishop said:Stamped Tin Wash BASINS, 12m., 1,'9; 1-liar., 2/-; 15in.. 2/6; l6in.. 3/ I had hoped that the of Mr. acid Mrs. E. J. Kenny, As in former years, the Federation It certainly marks an era in the ment. Stamped Galvanised Wash BASINS, 12iii., 2/6; 14in., 3/3; 16in., 4/ has been identified, through its re- flEAGNEY.-Of sour charity, pray for had practically ceased, but Sixth Avenue, to offer them th burning life of the Hibernian Society here I see that the forces are at it again, congratulations and good wishes the repose or the soul of Francis JosCANISTERS, Hinged Lids, Various Colours, Set of Six, 25/presentatives, with the United eph eaglInev, who died on the 29th. in Western Australia. First of all I and I cannot see any improvement the occasion of their silver w CANISTERS, Loose 'Lids, Various Colours, Set of Six, 24/ Churches' Social Committee, which March, 19 I 9.-H.I.P. want to thank the President for his until an atmosphere of peace is ding. On the parishioners' behSPICE POCKETS, various colours, Sets of Six, 8/6. has done excellent work during the -Inserted by bis wife and tunny. kindly references to myself, and. created, and I am perfectly satisfied Father Lynch' P.P.. presented a SPICE POCKETS, All White, 10/year in its endeavour to promote 1Vire Door MATS, 10in. x 17in., 10/-; 12in. x 21in., 12/-; Brothers and Sisters, for the cordial of this, that the day will come, if it ver teapot, suitably inscribed, loving memory of our x. legislation bearing on the regula- HERHING.--In dear son and way in which this reference has has not come already, when the Eng- Sir. and Mrs. Kenny, as a mirk brother, Private Jack 25in., 15/. tion of picture films, the suppression Herring, killed in action, April been received. i have listened very lish Cabinet will "JIMMY THE GRANITE," for repairing China, Glass, Picture be very glad to ac- esteem and acknowledgment of I.P. of immoral literature, and other carefully to the address of the Pre- cept the terms that were Frames, etc., 1/C bottles You were a friend to inane, Jack. matters affecting the moral welfare offered many, years of good and faith' And to your own proved true, sident. His addresses are always them by the Sinn Fein leaders on church work and parochial activi of the community. The work of the Unselfish. steadfast, true and kind, weighty, and in the present instance Christmas Eve. (Applause). We A splendid programme of musi Children's Courts has received the And the be,t of brothers, too. such a very eloquent expression, and all -Inserted- by his mother and brodetest blexisherl, and the items was given, and an enjoya earnest attention of the FederaI was glad thers. R., L. and to T. hear Herring, that from the Meekasad part is that all this evening was spent by all. The g tion's chief probation officer (Miss tharra. financial point of view you are blood -shedding could have been eral wish was that the jubilaria B. Mantach), and of the staff of la strong, because finance is a very avoided if only the seasonable would yet enjoy many years of h diesand gentlemen who so generous- REBBECIII.-In loving memory or Louis important factor, and forms a very conditions that were offered on the piness and prosperity. Patrick Rebbechi, killed" in France. ly give their services voluntarily in April C, 1917. important place and part in all the tart of the Sinn Fein leaders had safeguarding the interests of the Reciulescat in Pace.. departments of life, and indeed in beets accepted. However. the aft- Sign Yourself ROMAN CATHO neglected little ones. During the -Inserted by his loving sister. benefit societies connected with the my is going on. and it probably will on the Census Paper.

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(From Our Correspondent.) OBITUARY. Rev. Father Neville, O.M.I., has WEDDING. (Contributed.) DEATH OF MR. HUGH GALreturned from Albany. LAGHER. BARNES. St. Patrick's Day Celebrations 17, THE LATE MR. HERBERT CONNOR--CULLINAN,. TRIBUTE FROM FATHER on Thursday, March The Holy Season of Easter was solemn service of Tenebrae tuminenced The S.J. dance, well-known a dress Church MARTINDALE, fittingly celebrated at St. Patrick's, Mr. Herbert Barnes, Kathleen E. with a plain and fancy was had ended in the Cathedral of Fremantle. passed 'rite marriage of Miss which carrier eve Thomas hall, master Friday sir. local his to Good the devotions being exceptionally in all on full, Moore, held in the nit tile 24th. inst., Cullinan, orBerkshire chil- at New Norcia notes of the Stabat away suddenly The The Catholic Press has been Valley, was celeThe ceremonies deceased gentleman attended, most of the full, well attended. on 43rd. year. Connor, of church, moora, and pre- ring, the last will for a long while beFather South Aus- largely and costume people and fancy Williamstown. were _concluded with High Mass at at in brated at St. John's away, born Benedict, died was being Fattier dren Mater had to the memory of in this State for March 17th., the Rev.The looked tralia, but had resided display. At 10 p.m. bed, when the of tributesPerhaps 10.30 a.m. on Easter Sunday, the bride for fine for a allowed, Fremantle preparing be in senting and may were I oniciating. years, over 22 last to have yoi 0.5.B., up, in a gown of white the reluctantly handedhaving tragic news flew round the Mission Plater. who for many years has lived celebrant being Very Rev. Father TS. He worked his business ,elf. I am very pleased e years. Thank very charmingTile usual wreath and carry- the. children as one adults, after of the largest nieces. to add Callan, O.M.I.. assisted by Fathers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. bouquet of which is now one as one of my littlethe that Mr. Hugh Gallagher hadNo acciMr. Bar- the floor to the little pre- georgette. veil, with a lovely at the Port. one in great intimacy with him, nice white and Ahearne, O.M.I., as deausinesses enjoyable time under toilet. t Junction, for ing most pretty a a Midland much AgriculRoyal spent very you lines to all that has Casey roses completed sister of the nes wits a member of the I M.C., dentally met his death. special cream few Mr. D. Bicknell, a ones." his Downes, From Mr. "wee prizes Home. of con and sub-deacon respectively. The first. direction sent you send the one who gets it Miss Dorothy asCullinan, Mr. tural Soeiety, and won many The ladies could believe itatat New Norcia, and been written. Ever since he came sends 10s. for the Foundling bridesmaid, andDuring and since the Ow pianist. of special music by the During singing Risley, acted lucky hoses. Mrs. bride, his; soon the and with residence very sure sent of a long ant best man. Oxford, and I was of the main -staysduty Thanks. in the sweet Jack Symonds was register, Mrs. Mc - war, he was one association with the Mon- to my choir, under the baton of Mr. Arthur the congregation provided as him whose of close will look a little angel the corps, his under of Camp to live Motor you RECEIVED. signing afterwards, glad the Volunteer Mesdames FAVOURS Nash, created a most appropriate atthe Wedding the and ser- dainty supper. bonnet. I am he had become such a famiof Moors, played breakfast was it was to give their motorofears he rector, it was my happiness to profit "wee ones," dress and the processionists on St. Night, disabled re- bed and Hope awarded the follow- astery, mosphere. The singing was the The wedding S.M. sends 5s. for the and welcome figure wherever of the vices for the enjoyment received were among to the full by that intimacy. When best heard in St. Patrick's for years. On account of his you helped March. best girl and boy liar of at the residence incredible the favours that soldiers. for partaken seemed for and and turned it prizes he that Day, toasts in; Campion gratitude usual appeared at in Patrick's you bride's parents, the The couple left charitable and kindly disposition, I were alone Herbert, Little and he hope the I and Annie and choir at present is second to Miss so suddenly lovely. esteemed end life should being given. where the honey- was most popular and highly through St. Anthony to makes it look vacation, we served one The "he character: must write healths :Waster B. Plana- his tragically. none fn W.A. Beach. But God knows best. Hall, during of the community. enjoyed yourself. You Flower. Spe- so love for Cottesioe of the "Di eadnoughl",and Patches." Masses; it was from him Their future by al sections one the ones," another's was us, for spent. to "wee which you being the appear :egret was evident at the is Great cortege, for they near Bever- funeral seen in Fremantle for a long gal "Powder to me. Thank ones" and your moon A.M. sends Is. Masters R. Inscrutable as sought absolution, and he asked St. Jos- oftensend home will be somewhere were lenge.% the "wee cial prizes were given to as " Nigger His ways are infinitely wise,, and He Ihis from me; and in almost daily Port at the untimely demise of Mr. his late residence. for favours received through you The bride and bridegroom of time, moved from ley. BESSY. and His Sojan, Catholics with master carrier, on Holy AUNT the R. Barnes, H. Fremantle, among and South mercifully at or very well known Thomas -street, the always deals lcving, eph. Church, Ade- Mclean May every blessing Gallagher conversations we discussed, During the evening was Thursday evening. Mr. Barnes, it' Moore district. attend Ad proceeded to St. Patrick's CARD RETURNED. lemetery, Boy s." them both. faithful servants. to Mr. told to one another, all, usI appears, was assisting in the storing union thence to theInterred. art least, God. happiness his and Convent meet bade-street, The Love. Greenough, Dominican Rest prepared were being: was well All Mollie's muitos anuos! where the remains Gertrude Poole, South and think, that was pre -occupying and 0.M.L, who oMthe winning numbers at of a quantity of merchandise. being providing for his wife years and 15/6 for the Rev. Father E. Callan, also oniciat,d at drawn, and that might be talked about returned Ler card 2nd., 1143, 3rd., 3318. While himself, death Glanmore, Coomberdale, at tne church, by 1st No. 4217: 1149. The horse pre- family his life for the last eight came to know overstrained A nice little tribute I Yourself ROMAN CATHOLIC crated way was assisted The he this Sign 1921. and In all. 21, serde"wee ones." The the instantaneous. 5th., to the grnvestde, practically March 4th 3003: thank her. Paper. Flynn. O.M.I. won was' entirely consecratedMission. An many of his friends, by name if not ceased was in the prime of life, and tile nee. Father John from Getty, for which I suppose you on the Census sented by Mr. J. Fitzgerald was were: Mrs. 11. Barnes Dear Aunt Bessy,-I vice of the New Norcia man, there in person; and it is because I know was a highly respected citizen. He chief mourners Ellen it -inyou; (mother Daley. Daly Ethel FOR A "WEE ONE." forgotten Miss have for (wife), Mrs. Messrs. by on Sat- exceptionally practical of them read the CaFre- think that I since I have written it should have beets on the 17th, day laws, Mrs. R. Davies [sister),Tim, and A sports meeting followed Recrea- was no emergency he was not pre- that hundredsthat I trust that in was in every movement which had Eileen Coghlan, of North on that William, on the little pre- is a long time B. T.. Jack. Dave, having very 1 am sure I'm happier Many its object the betterment of his He had tremendous tholic Times happy R. Davies (brOthers-in- urcley, March 19th., meet. to cite pared mantle, sends me a nicebaby's dress to you. We have been sport Daly. reach very many of for other. I shall day's James Daly, way any good this ounce of than on -beings, and was a prominent T., II., and M.Messrs. tion Ground, a weather up at Coomberdale energy, and put out every I could not, fellow a question, Olive. law),E. Mesdames sent for a "wee Ione" sultry attendask otherwise to we You large whom a He them think (sisters-in-law), by I returns. grateful Mission. and 1111rley witnessed enthusiastic member of the Irish the of and am being sure and last few days, Jack, Gus, Gerand bannet. I answer that 1 am were closely con- it in the service a "wee thesehave too. because-if for no other reasonhis National Foresters and Catholic events Mum does dear. spirit, E. it. Davies, eviiiism, (3) ance. All Daly public rain. -Tim fine some and of part man fiat.. a teas better since Eileen, and will send it to will Jim, Dave. w. it. Parker, and the ac- correspondence has become, His funeral took She said she Kathleen chose the her wisdom as ald, especially the horse racing, Men's Societies. always among the most one."-Aunt Bessy. (nephews), Mrs. Fran- tested, with not like the summer. so huge that it could not be place on Easter Saturday, and the good fields, proved most He was (2), Amelia. Sylvia, winter comes. you will understand any movement in the death, with Misses NellieEileen Daly which, will be glad when the and Noney (r0Ucommittee, tive workers in wonder even if no other duties cortege was a glowing tribute to his older, and you, too, may ladies' grow dealt Christian (2), The though You the ces that, to interesting. gone Galway will No hope you Vincent has and Mrs. James my time. Messrs. under the management of Miss Mary district. Just Lovely. year, and he yet wear the cap. St. IJoseph's. memory, it being one of the largest Write (nieces), The pail -hearers F.were: of the hour fixed for the claimed sum Brothers' College this Bastin (secMay I be allowed, first, to offer ever seen in Fremantle.-R.I.P. only have he very happy at and Mrs. McLean, were very the notice the whole Perkins (president), St. Joseph's Convent, of J. Back (Fre- Driscoll in their efforts by catering funeral was" very short, many to likes it very much. Theyso it is not often, and thank you, dear, for your F. and consolation Hevron much J. P. their this Referring to the writer's recent Association): successful I -Your loving, retary), cool population attended to express Albany, March 21, 1921, four days for Easter, a Father Plater's fellow-workers? mantle Master Carriers' home. He might good Easter wishes.(rep. Federated for dinner, ice cream , and paragraph regarding his anticipaBESSY. the luss of a man of such at would to St. worth while coming June. he AUNT grief D. lived. evening came Cr. A. W. Slilebottom he Bro. the had in that think Bessy,-I have Onion). dance symA We Aunt Dear tenni of increased activity on in Drivers' and Carters' Con- drinks. character, and their I think it is be coming home National Foresters' most certainly not have been able Father to not completed a most enjoyable gather. lovable Bolster (Irish Joseph's this year, and of for his sorrowing wife and Monica's Tribute. girls Mass every fourth Sunday.last Sunin the old local wharves, it is pleasing pathy D. Shanahan, C.R. (Brian least the at Lro. working, on to go Several vention), was Foresters), service ing. National juse lovely. that in addressing the recent 1921. so I Benedict celebrated Mass children. The funeral Boni Branch. Irish president I (Catholic Jarrahwood, March 14, sending sense. It had come to be most im- eral meeting of the Fremantle Bug sithe priest. of nice strength here are nieces of yours, very Collins, a full is F. the he by Mr. from excite. J. H. Parkin chanted be among day, and for St. Dear Aunt Bessy,-I am with the portant to preserve him tsosietY). Mr. A. Base Hospiness Men's Association, the presithought I would like to M LEG BADLY ULCERATED. would have liked to be down Benedictine Community, which I have col- Men's the ment. The pressure of his blood was (Volunteer Motor Corps, Fothergill) stated the procession; back my card, Ionhope Follington. of The by Insect Site Saved the number. I delightThis reading you will re- tal., and Mr. H. it, Employees Lord Abbot at their head, and read such that the breaking of some ves- dent (Mr.hadE. H. is such Patrick's Day to seevery the Limb Poisoned them. Yin 30/6. Zam-Buk. to lected by gathered unofficially nice. were: O.S.B., letters your Father Alcalde, -side. Not sel in the brain was at any moment that he McGorry, B. and girls it must have been it and liked the ceive it safely. Give my love to coMn-bcarers viz.. Messrs. ILHammond, and disease-dis- Rev. was preparing healing Government grave the deceased, unique a nice Convent: the Sisters the that in Tile at same marched prayers A. well the are McLean, and we have cent to be feared. It is. in fact, practical. to construct a new berth on the Oliver, H. and think that I the "wee ones," and accept Amongst those peeing powersbyoftheZam-Buk are so nice ant'. kind,Every A. Luff. of Miss A. since the death of Bishop Torres has week we band and music. I Aunt Bessy. yourself.-Your loving niece, Cnandler, demenstrated Caxtoncase at- ly certain now that it was from a North Wharf, the cost of which C. Morgan (Swan Paddingnumerously Messrs. a some lovely times. -street, such were: good-bye, been 215 say present Ryan of that there L. sort lutter., D. Municipal must 'MONICA McKENNA. facts ser- grave hemorrhage of this Here again, areitching Scouring company), love and kisses to At- ton, Brisuane. go for a swim to the would run into the vicinity of £80,tended or such a solemn, funeral Company), J.comhow lessons. With all my best Monica, (1 ool reteantle 'Inning Butchering he died. Had a slighter event of 000, and that would help to relieve Witch ',rove convincingly ones" and yourBaths, and get swimming Many thanks, indeed, contribuskin vice at New Norcia. apart the dear little "weeniece, and poison inrid the taken place his life the position at the present time kinson (Anchorage kind Farma), nice a inflammation same Fur the very morning your (Island of. for got Monday There is a fenced-in portion isnlith dear, 0. be speedily On Easter out in most "Mug's self. --Your loving You're a pany), and Co.), A. tissues can es could see its Mass was chanted would have dragged Even as from the big baths, called numD. McGowan (Ellershaw tion to the "wee ones." MOLLIE McMULLEN. Miss Fulton writes: 11 suffered it until the Government Watkins), andsent on my leg. Solemn Requiem conditions. get so much for Joyce (Jofee andWreaths by the result of an Insect bitesore, But I don't think the were Alley." way clear to pull down the present and the for the repose of the soul of Mr. Gal- miserable glad to hear from little darling to to his the I'm like my into dear, safeothers. work got over -dye heavy Agee Mollie, quite of erous :Icing nearly spells hand SW structure is was, it crowded it; a another you them. It came Master Carriers' that I could lagher, in the presence of name suits on bridge:: and erectacross Rocky Bay. proprietor tilltation became so great I no- you, and I an: glad, too, inthat your letter the Prewar:tie The many courses of lectures or his weeksbeen his etnployees, theHotel, head ni the lowest part, and ly. You must write a longer Swan not resist scratching the place.to swell, it had in view me congregation, including the keeping We have you Davilak been there. how tn., scarcely started could were have of me the leg plans swimmers tell staff that native Tyneside the good and was the all and and result "Glan- next time, tice mew greglinger company, other and ulcerated. Catholics of the district, thinking Ile understood Scouring relatives, our afternoon thoughts. I would say; that of the bodies, slat get badly inflamed Patrick's Day in Jar- Wool Orphanage., allowed. I cannot help but have great sport onand the right faith in it celebrated St. seem- ready for the improvement eom- The burning pain was unbearable. use! boys and girls from the the Vernal', Ltd.,member of hadn't love alive, the most at friends. Plater, more" for of you ColFather finances swim, that can State's I Thank the there. Harbour. but I think mum rahwood. boys from St. Ildephonsus' and a large expressing sympathy eon"After having unsuccessfully by de- had you forgotten. I Was strong - the such that the ingly not working, would never have bereaved many different Ointments, the you send. Accept the warmest munications other girls are coming oncould his the present time were Zam-Buk. Get - lege, the girls from St.St.Gertrude's be received by the that try see may be encouraged to hope that that to to good for effect removyou tInue recommended the start wish iv Joseph, had not do arrangements loving, I of could I ap- College, the Sisters grees. Government The funeral of this herbal balm relatives. is such summer has run its tether and I'm from your AUNT BESSY. but had of Messrs. Arthur E. tine aIt supply Zam-Buk the Marist Brothers, Mrs. Gallagher death has had. theirs, Aunt Bessy. Carmel night and morning. were in he Cohands come ing the present bridges. in a cool spell is coming along. had of Fremantle and Clare plied berth. I kept up the For a splendid message has North Davies and was so soothing allthat a big, fat girl; she is like a barrel -we've children. The Rev. Father given authority for the newmade and sub, myself heat will the the COLInflammation from she of to tint!. Oxford think tired LADIES' moat.--R.1.P. to all treatment and SACRED HEART the water, but we was drawn Henry Moreno, O.S.B., was the Cele- through After a reference had been sided and the bad mattercleansing words: in the end. as much as most of us wanted, these the in president LEGE, the Alcalde CATHOLIC -almost Father elevator. glad by am ROMAN make tee best swimmer I thoroughly proposed the brant, assisted After more. Yourself out. two or Sign work. this and up to helping set on the a match, us on a (sub put Zam-Buk life -as put "His TUCKFIELD-STREET, Phyllis is as thin ulcer of Impurities, said if much more was Government weeks (deacon), and Father Tabau on the Census Paper. two to hear that Vincent is at the C.B.C., EAST FREMANTLE. natural healing, and within six sound." deacon),. The singing of the Re- his death has riveted us to it." a North Wharf, the you would laugh if you saw her hope he will Religious of become Gas -Feting, the limb was made thoroughly water, and that he likes it. I pity vicinity I would like that to loved Benedictine did Conducted by the Missions. the so good as Zam- quiem Mass by you all Kinds of Plumbing, long legs sticking out in the nothing would have to dredge in the acres a For is is Work, It There Iron him there. Des of on nicely do well Dante aid nalvanised of Notre poisoned sores, piles, Choir was solemn and touching. At motto. Each of us who pc7.ema, hundreds splenfor was link and just as she is getting reclaim it and DAY burns, the precession; of and the ringworm, proof she see foremost and as DUNN ulceration. space." face not BOARDERS Abbot take, feet, to her in has required sore Lord MARK to provuie the a wave splashes most charmbites, etc. the end of the Mass the scalds, sores, sprains. insect Perth. SatSCHOLARS. did --the schools made a you, ad- sincerity of his affection, the resolu- land last -street, by sell touching but departures Mollie, Wellington everywhere short the stores a thinks she is done for. weWecallhave and Among 332-334 delivered Thank Chemists Drainer. ing rioure part of Father Plater's urday's Greet Western for Melbourne Pupils are prepared for University you send He reminded the congregos tion that noperish. anether Phyllis here, butconfusing her Licensed Plumber and Supply, Zant-Ruk at 1/6 and 3/e. dress. 55:51' to dear, for the love and kissesloving, and Musical Examinations.apply to so a friend, work must To In- Metropolitan Robinson, of Freernison's Fan, because it is name; tion that they had all lostwas Drainage Department. ones" and your particulars and gois "wee further she the like to emphasise two was Mr. T.Mrs. For filled Sewerage. I would Heaters. And heart same Path Robinson left for MelBaths. have two the AUNT BESSY. and that his own THIS! Dairying utensils. REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. READ and so is lost points: if these are kept safe, all Hotel. had he for and Windmills Made and two months ago. Dursorrow, ..nd type some grief 'ranks, ing to write to you soon, curious bcurne a with are: B199. to in our midst They There Tel. good included. a be be say to will could rest he promises the Bright but is Kerry lee ing their briet stay in W.A. these Joan. Joan not only a friend, Barbara's Grief. of Irishman. Fat peoYour Patron one of the members of his Benedic- the work of Retreats. and the ulti- genial souls endeared themselves to Right. GLANVILLE'S swimmer; she is fat, too.dancers The And the Price isRing March 16, 1921. Labour GARRETT and Arrow, A8255. Catholic & dea of Broad POWDERS. This formation best WEST Solicited. Norcia. mate the age New be HEADACHE to, of LEMON tine family host of friends, and willof carry very ple seem for instant pleafulfilled College, at Oxford or in London. acountless Dear Aunt Bessy,-I tofeelyou, be- WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMB- Oreat Australian Remedy Joan is the best step golden memories ceased friend had not onlymost swimmers. Cure of all Headwrite will alto Times and Speedy Toothache. jump. perCatholic cork Reiter InETC. the a ashamed the and like ERS, in Perhaps is much YEATES duties she F. G. times spent in the sunny Weslost his ordinary sant dancer here, I Neuralgia, that Ento you aches. tell Lumher intervals, to Pumping alat at had have he return, was Sciatica, low me to cause I Our Specialties: Optician, Rheumatism, fect manner possible, but tern State. ing up and down; she 1/0 per box, or art. Ten of the card. I took it to school last gines, Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, fluenza. these topics. bago, etc. Price. Phvlliz Bradley, recently ofa ways been ready to expend himself best on St. Patrick's night. BARRACK-STREET. PERT. H. C. Glanville, H.P.S.. reel, and Friday to go around after school attending to Proposed Catholic Labour College theMiss each powder. Fremantle Bores and Pumps. doors 37 charity, Hall). of Tanks, (Two Town Port, has been appointed to services in but (Opposite us danced the jig, four the case, my in Address: was collecting. I left it Market-st., the needed who Note concert those The all and in the Home and Terri fling. sick, CaMee). the the the situation gone, eye from Post At present I will say that were griefwhen I went to get it it was of it. 10 LAKE STREET, PERTH. means thrice Department Melbourne. his care. But while they were eally nice. Yesterday, St. Joseph's Chris- tholic Labour College is by no Beach and I could not find any trace being they Branch 0f the Irish Middleton loss, his to at Born went of stricken deal Brian we great Day, for rethis calam- a were dream. A We had a bathe I hope yoa will excuse methe tians, and could look at already National Foresters were worthily is the charabanc. names They thought and discussion has Summer We so careless. I have all faith. tea. of annual convention the light at afternoon the in ity presented afterwards The it. collectni on have I expended been for paper. Easter the was on of all willed off piece God a Junction socks on what knew that year had no held at Midland think ad our shoes and short: School at Oxford last knocked me ed about £1 or over. Well. I wishes the best. Lite was very, very Saturday, when their interests 'sere irre, and a big waveand that sooner or later it must W. had to I will clove now. With best the end of it was the 411-important doubt begin in in the safe hands of Messrs. and it must .ver and I got wet That niece, created. loving be We -Your J. McLinden, clothes. and kisses. thing. Now it was fundamentally .rive home in my wet MULLINS. a small way does not matter in the Keating, J. Foley, he did so the. BARBARA all lived man a afternoon as that true ad a delightful least. The foundation of two or J. Callan. worry on Thurs. die. That was the greatest motive The juvenile Hibernians are holdMy Dear Barbara, -Don't ante. I am going home Mr. three scholarships would be enough next home is at overmuch over the card; you may for consolation for his friends. Cathoseriously ing their sixth annual picnic quite .ay for Easter. My have We it. to to start use no it of see be model a (April 10th) at FreWe can Gallagher had been yet find it. It can have the money : reaksea Island. to thank God that Father Plater Sunday week have 12 is They it Communicant, you weekly Albany, since playground. regular from a lic, finder, somantle's the uite pla'nly the left the Catholic Social Guild so so secured a special tram, which will will number and all the names. Of course it is and on Holy Thursday morning, hands ills cut. I trust you nieces. and I don't a good lidly established, and in Mr. Adelaide as Fondyou, Church, death. to his many Patrick's before St. your day leave Henry disappointing e among I am very capable as those of 10 a.m., cards. practical Christian he had approach. no street. for Point Walter, at like to hear of lost st love from your loving niece, for the "wee Divine Somerville, that we need have at 7 p.m. ed the altar and received histhat MURIEL CHESSHEN. sure you did your best should come to returning tc Fremantle scheme the lest names this fear of enjoylist most the a to confident me felt points Send Saviour., He Everything welcome, my dear ones." nothing. iou are veryletter money you have The boys will be servant of God, having lived a good pleased me iM- you have, and what the Retreats, everyone able day's outing. the Your for come te; in As with uriel. card enjoy friends to their called all Should been see to life, had collected. it later. knows that Father Plater looked, pleased .ensely, because it was gossipy. day. nieces light again, you can returnyou Heaven the reward of his faithful :;end his life, to the spirit which these them that all like to know how my dear leisure his left kisses has the Gallagher for Mr. you labour. d nephews spend theirand plea- Thankloving, his should foster, to animate every sinwife and six children to mount your material social enterprise which Sign Yourself ROMAN CATHOLIC sirs, what their pastimes AUNT BESSY. The deepest sympathy is felt gle undertook loss Such a nice chatty let or urged on others. If on the Census Paper. res are. friends he numerous by their I them that for felt I and me, tc They we merely study. or merely talk, or r appeals Kathleen's Proxy. rid. in and around New Norcia. and have not the MISS KATHLEEN TOWNSEND, organise, au merely as in "Mugs' Alley" myself, orlittle is not' this that can rest aeemed the St. Joseph's Convent, A T.C.L. g along with my happy I am that it Catholic supernatural spirit, evanescent sentiment, but Albany, March 14, I1921am die, and corrupt. shrivel, itwill show work 'ends in the charabanc. be, need if and, Organ, andl St. Bessy,-Well, will eedure, old dear Aunt Pianoforte, of at burned," be are Dear to Teacher you body my that give ad "If I at St. Joseph's. self in practical form. that you are another one to land much. have not char- Pupils PreparealHarmony. "and All Examinations. Paul, St. for seph's end nowfamily, hope I said I hope to and I like it very Terms In AdIvance. tong my royal place ity. . . If I speak with the tongue frequent. to be able to fill Kathleen's 57 THIRD -AYE., INGLEWOOD. of the woollen marve nice letters from youflavour Sign Yourself ROMAN CATHOLIC of men and angels, and have not the present position of in the Corner. Albany is a very come reviewing The only men can nothing. Paper. it avails reports Census Your letter had a Shrewd .." . the than Footwear at on charity by the newspaper For All Kinds of Latest of my pretty place; it is much, nicer still further Repairs at Curin England as indicated .zikness and the good humor Suits must advance life is not in it. the Lowest Prices. am very glad to ket one costs and that is that one rising these conclusion, Goomalling, and I for Patronise avoid to to Rates, way ar old dribbles about it, perhaps every rent House The a swim Memorial Retreat at St. be here. We go in price in the near future. requirements without delay. at spirit will be revived BEN JONES the are all taking lessons for your future Clothing If I am to suggest what I think sepia's, though. God be with the week, and we 310-12 WILLIAM -ST.. PERTH. sea breeze is is to provide The from be the best of tangible ineT them swimming. would miss SYDNEY. in I -STREET, d ones, our GEORGE 643 enjoy or we windows and not say, quite a treat, rner. Carmel writes occasionally. MEL otials, I should a biography, but the Municipal Baths. 244 SL1ZABETH-STREET, tablets, or even was of the opinion that Carmel afternoon at the Day we are going fi GIEEIES BOURNE. endowment of a Retreat House, and PETERS On St. Patrick's in the Town Hall; -s tall end graceful; her letters she to have a concert PUBLICATIONS. of a Catholic Labour RECENT needs ve me the impression that was immediate The include the foundation above items. Prices and nice over SCULPTORS many two Liidermentioned and be or The will Suit there College. MONUMENTAL oyes1 about grandly, The purchase of a carrying men over the high price period ahead. pOnlaE u. she band will also be in attendance, and in by W. Devine. ghtly superb. To say that TR. A1101 woollen market. The The Story of a Battalion, Lovableness of His Character. We are will assist materially favourable maps band. is this the and of water like.: draWIligii the posin one advantage every With iiiiMerOus is as low as Ass like a barrel iVe are not taking would not, however, care to finon Brown's Better Suits I you arc all looking forward to the concert. margin at by Dari Lindsay. o/2. retain aim we we in profit of times Studies .voking. Surely, Muriel, all At note. Benedictine Monarchism. a tor- It is my birthday, and I am going sible consistent with present-day conditions. still By lit. ish this article on quite that Rule. 11e.ad Office and ly laughing at what is not Benedictine Life and Brown's Better Suits right work was not only sure, out to Middleton Beach with some PURCHASER, and famous Rev. C. Butter, Abbot of Downside Father Plater's t description. Phyllis, I am VALUE FOR THE that has made them but individual. Show Yard will spend a I value massive, is 25/-. all sure and it Abney, you am sterling I as national so astonish same Story and the heavily friends, as and embody 11 impreve The Life We buy materials possible figure that St. Joan of Aro. wel- happy birthday. What do you think By Rev. Le Men are feeling not only that they West Australia. WEST SUBLILO of the Maid uf Orleans. 13/10. and bye. I shall be glad toCorn Suits for the lowest leader, but our to be a Nun? throughout splendid turntailor their choosing Illustrated, lost and the to S.J. have do, immense Phyllis to Lynce, the Kathleen's on of other me the They she is very possibleTAILORING can be done for, dependingthe wearers to make Rev. W. B. O'Dowd, 8/9 friend. Preach;ng. by Help. Three minutes By Marie St. S. their incomparable and will be glad to read her im- I think it is just lovely; that our Suits give Mountains of have a re- GOOD felt: "He loves me; and he loves wise. I wonder will I week some over and the satisfaction walk west of Elierker, 0.S.D.'By4/4. ssions of Muriel as an historian. success. 0.P., Jarrett, so Next Bede commercikl me, a to me." business Living Temples. :Station ligious vocation. our your of an is an angel unaware home ahead that well going like to know will be buy them will and on These boys to ONLY, Buy talks await her coming with allFana of the boarders holidays; Straight outlay. Out to Win. but I am Buy GOOD CLOTHES By Rev. J. P. throughout his journey to Malta I do hope on your Clothing and way to m.uthooci. for the Easter money toe . an's cariosity. save Satisfaction a would have you almost will if out Manufacturers needs be good staying, so I think we Conroy, S.J., 6/9.By Francis J. Finn, that lovableness shone you have Style, Quality,. d Joan will like me and to lent and Importers Facing Danger. hear nice, quiet little holiday. We have Brown's Better Suits, and preternaturally. He could talk platI am delighted ends. S.J., 6/0. of into the bargain. are a feature at had some big fires around here. The on the Mass, The Sacraments, little Italian: yet, on every Sermons :t the Irish dances By Thomas down the he disstop, Sacramental.. came the trains careful, one and where more Be evening form other Joseph's. aid 14/2. C.C., MARBLE from lyiin, yards something; few said with hill, and was only a smiled, Children's Picture riel. dear, when you play The Australian Tie Prayer mounted, GRANITE Several men were he left the joy and Prayer Book.publisised.simplest sea; it is very rude on occasions.I the back fence. bushes: Beautifully a group formed; all At were we him. ever book behind MONUMENTS, full -page illus- blessing of God has no respect for persons. un- beating it with here Illustrated with 20 the Hass. Card Naples he collected little boys in the HEADSTONES, watching them. The weather trations, including .e no ill-results followed your Write has been very hot, and the bush Cover, with picture on front. streets; lie gave them oranges; they immersion. etc ventional have they You he and it. irrepressibly; improve not chattered loving, do your fires en to by inweather up AUNT BESSY. understood one another as had some very trying dear Aunt these BENDON J. on THE J. STORES 1 hope, T. J. COONAN, stinct. He left them your way. and the SHOE Representative words: "I am a sick man. Go to Bessy, this letter finds you Eileen's Present. Much love -STREET, FRZMANTLL Mass to-morrow and pray for me. well. HIGH quite 130 ones" "wee and they happy a B425. undoubtedly for St. Anne's School, N. Fremantle. And 'Phone wishes Promise!" and best he March 21, 1921. HOTEL PERTH OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTloving niece, went. Journeying southward, coin my noly Easter ---Your MENT. J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. ear Aunt Bessy,-.This is like OLIVE BOURKE. HERBERT got bored with the comfortable hie P. T. would Department I to and you, important assigned to was This which t letter Provision givpartment and to Arcommodation. Mts./ourGrocer view a Olive, Family Excellent nieces. with of ('earl mile failte, been organised become one of your Purity of him. He migrated to the back Merchant. who cannot call Hotel Is noted forandItsCivility. and am in neen. I ant delighted to welcome ing country clients, benefit in ten minutes the de. ThisDrinks, to St. Anne's School, am SUBIA00. G. train; Cleanliness the the of dear our ROKEBY-ROAD, of full 398 sending the successor him I as the personally, accompanied you who thirl standard. for -Road). doctor SERvoted be Nicholson will (Near the "wee Kathleen. and I hope you in It., BROWN TAILORING a little present sought him out, and there he was, what distance Goods carefully packed. Families as faithful as AUSTRALIA HOTEL VICE. No matter atcity as attentive to us and s." It has been very hot here, Country orders a third-class carriage, positively we can fit waited on daily. live from the satisfaction KALGOORLL11 On St. Pat- she was. transI have given you her you who folks by is raining to-day. happy by mobbed to. be attended will entire You your Mass to the Corner. P. FRAWLEY, proprietor, to children's the on you mass 's Day we hadafter which we place into notice that little Ellie has means of our Mail Order System. ferred themselves in aintroduced for Travellers. Accommodation him Good City pleased of Benediction, Syracuse, benefit to boat Thus you have the procession; also written to ins, so between you value M. J. O'KEEFE raided fruit -bar t to Perth to see the sterling Sicilians, at the to Clothes Kathleen Leederville. of -at., Tailored Carr about door. Butcher, 245 Mutton, J. SPIGL both the memory 'as lovely. After the procession K.14Quality Pork, Lame al- rows for him, told him all it prices brought right to your and should be kept green in the CornPrime Inet, went out to the grounds, halfBeef and Small themselves. Tobacconist, Perth. will be pleased postcard will do from the Send to -day ways on hand. Corned will yo o would call for your requirements I patterns Malta All Meat kept in in of time refreshments. At about and er. I am sure the change ;TAILORING parcel Speciality. a short 4d., Haircuthis Goods liberal Of our for Tel. A3297. is very plea save money. shaving seaside Perth He and the Premises. into to on later. to, of came part' -measurement storage country any we cool hope to I home [ five Orders sent simple not speak now; old. and home. sant to you!' Tell me all about St. your there, ting No remittance :ht the six o'clock train W.A. by V.P. Peat. did an incomparable work St. chart. These are sent free to Razors Perth. Bessy, I must say Patrick's concert, and how dearWas needed. Cheapest in or HEVRON , dear Aunt J. he died. It was "the P. then address. and any other arPipes, feast. the your my Watches, to may Set; and Joseph's celebrated 1wardlnft and righteous, -bye. With fond love -DAY. the TO of guarantee. US Shipping, with death are ustoms, and WRITE ticles Repaired lovtea-room, -Your in the Phillirnore ones." joy DRESS there Carriers. "wee the his." and Agency. 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THE W.A RECORD, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 192,

SPORTING CRICKET

in World Politics

YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY.

The usual competitions were lie:1 up

Policy in Central Europe, We shall understand why the Vatican is su valuable to France if we remember that France considers that there are two political necessiThe first ties in the new Europe. is the dismemberment of Germanythat chimera which haunts many minds; and the second is the construction of some solid geographical unity in Central Europe, where the sledge hammer policy of pounding Austria-Hungary into a powder of

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rb't Young Ireland Society held their usual weekly meeting in St. Patrick's The meet. school last Monday night. lug opened with the boys singing "The soldier's Song." Mr. A. Newton sang "Sly Rosary You," which was much appreciated Sir. tin members.

(By Sisley Huddleston, in Current History).

CRICKET AT NEW NORCIA.

cere;By "WATTLE.") last week owing to the Holy Week monies, carried out In their entirety The cricket at the To-Day's Games. at the Cathedral. the W.A.C.A. Competition. Easter Week -end was provided abyteam "A" Grade. usual tram from Perth, and by Claremetit v. East Perth, at Clare- of Old Boys Of the College, though the representative quite a not was mont. :ie. nl W.A. .latter on Saturday morning the Perth one. West Perth v. Nies:, team, including some of the W.A. reC.A. (west). presentatives, met a combined Plains Subiaco v, alialand, at Sublime.

power: as by a miracle it has regained its old power and more. In Italy the Church of Rome has tried desperately hard to stay the tide It formed the of Red Socialism. Partito Popolare Italiano, or Catholic People's Party, as a counterblow to revolution, and it held the balance of power, making and unmakI have written ing Ministries. much of it, but I am content on this subject to quote from that reputed observer, E. Sefton Delmer.

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ttelteil "Easter Week." a very appropriate ',citation for Easter Mon ye r. Dohiliy obliged with tiny tight. West's Asleep." The Sullivan sisters recited "The wind." Their little recitations are always welcome at our meetings. Miss P. Doherty did justice to that ever popular song, "Mother maceree." Mr. R. Brennan was again requested anti recited "The Exile of Courtney obliged with a liyriipipe. The boys, always ready te, "The Land of Ora-ma-chree." Mr. Millivant gave an excellent selection on the piano. Mr. Doheny sang -het Erin Remember." Mr. Walsh recited "The Thuckeen at the Door," which Is &wars popular with an Irish audithee pnee., sident (sir. R. Walsh) drew the members' attention to the fact that on that day Ilve years before hundreds of Irish men and women laid down their lives that Irish men and women might have Jr:alien and' freedom. Mn, Doheny spoke at length on the sorrowful. 11 ,

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The locals batted and College team. "IV Grade. first, and ran up the line total or 317. Claremont v. East Perth, at W.A.C.A. The College representatives were well with 127, Bryant, W. fore. the to v. North Perth. at Perth played a fine innings that gives great Welber Theodore soon rat Oval. promise. Midland. at a good made Midland. Subiaco v. tied up 40, and R. Bryant T. I lisp-raid made 21, and Mr. He says: this week 25. and Jerry Clone got 15 each. little States is believed to have been Tnere is little to chronicle Davidson cricket. "The party, with its 103 members, of of the wic- a blunder. The capital fault of after in regard to the local world Arthur Christian got mostthe will be returned the Socialists, is the best orgaafternoon in followed Pennant competitions Perth kets. grind to was quite the Versailles Treaty Bren103. Dtaing Easter vacation and best disciplined party in reached only nised total today. the and tour. on the at assure to went and Brooks, to dust Like the clubs scorer. of Austria top number was a the Italian Parliament. a trip along the nan (30) and Minihan were his chief made Reich. the of "A" unity same time the Claremont it is the tongue of playing at Narre- Christian. Harold Rowe was Indis- That the treaty consecrated this German Centrum balance." Great Southern line, Kittanning. supporters. west local parliamentary For the gin, Wagin, and Bunbury. Claremont posed and unable to bat, greatest griev- the to CORRESPONDENTS WANTED. Longman and Paddy Hul- unity is perhaps the Perth travelledBruce The Wel- bowlers. Jack The Vatican and the League of Rock. to the honoura, and the Ileld ance that France has against M. "B" went made visit to ler shared Nations. were their annual made ground, the on is little hostilair and There the in lingtons era, Clemenceau. the Officers of the H A.C.B.S., I.N. aide usual the and another discuss Moore, ity, indeed there is much sympathy But I hasten to Full results of splendid. Foresters, C.Y.M. Societies, and kinNorris. trip to Newplayed On Sunday the Past and Present lite parin felt for docile. Austria, and it is clear most Important proof of the progress dred Societies, are requested to asby the touringknown the games ed up at the Oval for the first time is League It the hand. at not Bavaria to were with The Old Boys that Austria's junction ties are not yet sist THE RECORD with news of Vaticanism-namely, Club won both history. a few local cild The Vatican denies that the Wellington the full strength. although and Bavaria's detachment from of Nations. strong Moore boys Any suggestions that tend were among the mainstays. Thr their eatnes against the that any steps have yet been taken items. beat the and finished at Germany would satisfy at once to improve our usefulness or help in first, batted Presents Club, also that New enNorcia League, SaturEaster with two parts of the present French to obtain admission into the scorer top Perth was Sexton A. the development of any society 130. tourists from country denial, trips are a great 30. got 18 not out. W. political conception. These day. and one must accept that should be written out and sent in to to city players. Bryant M.17. Gorman T. Clifand V. Byrne 13. in spite of Nevertheless, there is always a loop- this office before noon on Wednessource of enjoyment Millerand, M. Under appreciated. Byrne, greatly K. is of The social side denial, and stake, and ford cerstainen in place hand. and was me the treaty, there has been, and there hole in any diplomatic Premierships are notis at subject days. Every officer should see that ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, played, the de- who had an inlured To -day commences the match to in this and the Perth will continue to be, this return to it remains true that the white keen cricket or her society has a properly con BOULDER, on the field and able to play Old that even hisituted and denying Green. for the of Lennie plan French meanor of the players considered, match. ancient the been decide the 1921 premiers of the Seunconhas reporter for THE RE is entirely are his length was very well: bowled on towards each other attemptof Boys, conversations of Association, unity, Cricket Matting Bismarckian the nior semi-official open The were wickets. now CORD, should be instsucted who to rooms The kindly hospitabillty got also reSociety's The Clung strained. J. will exact. prospects cricketers makes these destroy it, by means of rap- going on which it is hoped of the send in news relating to the branch from Friday morning to Monday the Wellington -street Reserve, when the are Old Boys started well, and the tail Melee ing to Oily enjoyable that they team meets the Cosmo-b bright: but the proachment under French auspices sult in the representation regularly and promptly. memory of those at Se looked night, but so far as we could see our own "A" and the score only reached wont t, Meer in the continue, Catholic population of Sou- Vatican on the council of the League of the teams is sure people the of the J. 28, Invariably Green claim were used very much less during politans. Each we a who made them J. Chine got 20, L. such 100, Catholic visitors the Now and and think we can see Gesinany J. but sports, thern Nations. glorious, Easter Week. He said these holiday's than for a long time of success, Your Meeting is Next Friday met with are good generems applause Raphael 1', F. Bryant 8 not out. of whe- but If this were of coming off with Night. BE THERE, and bring a men difficult question from Mile onward Minihan's that Ireland had Se, the to Jack and that they give of their opponents, Raphael was the enthusiastic captain of population of Austria. possible raises reason only The Germany ther Benedict XV. is or is not hold- ered connections with Englund; she had past. certainly The match is Fnend to Join the to the good workto lower the colours the Pasts. honour. accomplished, coveted the the this was the number of for the advance For need decided tit be and governed by while ever eager nevertheless they are one Indeed rights. On Monday the Perth team met will it played to a finish, so creases. would be gone forever. er of temporal BRANCH in the State. of the "townies." Perth went to the as it was the members of the Sinn Fein Perna- members who spent their holidays to be Mission. to fall early. atm might look for French hegemony to members of the League, 1'. CONWAY, Secretary, ment.,who had been elected constitu- at the various watering places round most probably occupy three days, good lo.ers but wickets began breezy, but not chance - be definitely established. conceived. are nations. tionally to represent them. Mr. 8. 7 King -street, Boulder. we want to see is the "A" what but originally how Schoolboys' esrept for a fineby mattered the any little and 131. river. the for Council Christian Brennan said that whatever the fault, Fremantle now be clear why The Pope no longer possesses the eNhihtion trust, at I leas will, list the of top the at team Jaea the on Competition. over the of the Sinn Feiners who fought In short or how long your trip via1tors showed up. taken up none of the H. Rowe France for its Middle Europe policy territorial power except BRANCH, KALEaster Week might have been, they river you almost invariably met a start and finish of each day's play. MARY'S ST. a good 13. he maneeed Councillor Farrell has again which Minthen in tine of the Fremantle was- not (mite recovered, and hatted has need of the Vatican, and were beyond compare. They quarter of Rome GOORLIE. A team from the Society played Suthe cudgels cn behalf the 100. alone will show how the project will little In what capa- foughthigh-souled above matter. (mien, with the determination to unite crowd of P.C.Y.MS'ites. is the se. biaco last Monday, and though beatThe Perth total reached Council in regard to correspondence is circumscribed. in the all the got morning Sunday Next Biggs upon the of P. the people Ireland under the comsit read and each woo into he Those There dovetail performagree that J. LawrenceThe Mission batted In the develop. city, then,' could beset of Sinn Fein; to draw the meeting of the football club. en put op a very creditable the issue of the 19th. will asTvantages-a bul- League which is to settle the poll- mon the full wickets. batsof the world on their heroic sires:- cond and chiefly owing to a nee other so many the councilleir s request that Obvious- eyes ail members as can possibly be ance. We hope to see those the was afternoon, to show to the English tyrants As many sefele. against B. Taylor. got 200 for 4 wark against Bolshevism, a control tical affairs of the world? by well so Fortnightly Meeting on Tuesday in facts be placed before Mr.reader, did innings who men Sunpresnext says along his come Farrell to obtain their free- present should by n wickets. B. of the commercial waterway of the ly his presence-I mean Despite this, won determination thus their and Et. Mary's Nall. Members are earnestly granted. wickets, wicket, strange a he on Ile has what his aunr to die fighting for It, and to PX day morning at 11 a.m., and show nior players even hundred. with Om, Danube, the smashing of the power Noll Up. he is not satisfied. Despite Taylor got antowards by proxy-would imply in in dom performers in to Contributions regular ence Mete remain are the end-an easy unwillingness to who received any weekday press the and and team chance the considers one trump card. in one. interest their requests. depu- stumping chance off Christian's bow', of Germany', and the putting to- thority openly acknowledged tyranniral rule. The to 1, p.m. by the Secretary. the numerous letters, the in- nailer foreign and who have our own matting team, doing even front 0 a.ni. was delegates would The -saw jig and players. matter J. and of says of "God he Merntosh, consolidation with the singing S. J. HILL, Secretary. D. politics and meetine closed etc., gether Tierlor. returns. T. ing. match. ternational premiership the in valuthe 'tatter of Enough hundred two Association other the last the Council! Save eland." course, triumph It attended the of 1s, distributed ?here not before consecrate the been given to Lawrence Gilbert PIS Middle Europe. A subject we once more have to after the general meeting a rornMit- meetings will make their reports, betveren them. able space has alreadynot would exist deed warrant any evenly Vatican. tee meeting was held, and a sub-comChristian and Rowe one a Catholic idea which an appeal to erring members the matter, and it does the boys two wickets. mitree was formed to obtain Informa- and as the matters discussed at these make is The B. Tarter won independently of all this; but toWear. there are those in Europe. House for Men's The fact remains thatbefore the visitors. But more. for each not connection with the payment of The the in is all interest to score. gether the conjunction of reaso Is Oval; tion about hiring the Hibernian Hall for meetings are of 'Vital in Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, Unnow have use of thethey bat presented for the highestcaptain, who argue that the League Society Latest were refused the of nations dancing one night each month. for every- their subscriptions. The the visiting well be Etc. Hannan-sc.. Kalgoorlie it would Parker, players, derwear, article was written Mr and association an irresistible. tha. is so much if every (Opp. Post Office). 'Phone .1474, Just one passing comment, it. placed above the one of them to be present, so that would have to close its doers Farrell: This made the presentation. as an organisation France and Catholic Germans, should silence even Mr. set moral Sign Yourself ROMAN CATHOLIC the attitude of the Society's team member did as some of those to going last Its authority is aspiritual competition was really nations. though In all as do, not are referring we though advertised idea, whom well a general is may was The It proposals CATHOLIC League's towards the ROMAN December. its power on, the Census Paper. Fixtures were advertised, Sign Yourself Paper. a number of them come along and The Goldfields Undertakers, 18 Hanits political consequences, is Alt- authority, the paper.. be clearly and definitely defined. weapons are persuasion as the opening on the Census owing are naiest., Kalgoorlie. Why Do We Lead? giving February 14thweek in the press power, its may amounts the and this on, Parliament later in pay taind number of to a great However still There are previous not force. liming the and Because we understand our business. date. out kept expounds this The time offended. Banes in that M. been deeply of controlling have by M. Barren. hooks that have not been returned for the whole 327. that, all the other bodies for the Vatican asserts that On Vatican could only be neutral, but to the library by those members of the society's banking account. 'Phone and defends the theme with his ac- be, grounds granted permission met,use. and it must indeed be recognisdomain the often of the agrseoat deal though in expenses lost i t thereby various February 7th, the Council eloquence, the customed influence so them out, and whose After taken who have controlling apparently a that as motion ed the passed badly of with a strange absence of logic. lives of men and of countries. The authority, already names have been on the notice board Society are paid, the committee has For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, FAREWELL TO VERY REV. conveniently tied (?) the Town Clerk's It was With regard to Germany he would its hands tied, if all the subscriptions of the Pope would tered by this long struggle with for the last few weeks. Was It anticipation? hands. FATHER DONOGHER. also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. the compete P Catholic States with- Pronouncements the all People. The France, just as America would have a decided move to block cietach many by While mentioning the library, we are not paid up. that to me respected be It has been explained non. she had annexeif authority League moral Political lost all them. the annexing the out of Donogher, must congratulate our genial librarThe Very Rev, Father pronouncements the Council was out to light, notThat for neutraof peeher attitude in provinces, persisted ian on joining the ranks of the Bene- Sign Yourself ROMAN CATHOLIC Prime Beef Butcher, Hannan -street. be respected by many boys. but the Cricket Association. But who is leaving the goldfields for an tion of the Rhenish much it may be would But the Vatican and the lity. came from a candid Fremantleite. he being married early in the extended holiday, was tendered a example, ishowever Kalgoorlie. Tel. 488. Maritsna-street, But M. Ple. why make the boys suffer? But after the war the wheel turn dict% impossible. with the same on the Census Paper. Pleadilly. Telephone 474. speaking send-off by his friends and oarishion. desired, League Everywhere Catholic week. Who have a sort of inteled suddenly. the would on Banes irresistable. commenting be on writes Kalgoorlie. "Syntax" Hall, voice would herThe ascendant. I referred ers at St. Mary's the France Yen. are in issue Parties united annexation. a recent the In fact that defy to chairman, care The would last. night Let Tuesday "home." going Rome as at Arc a Catholic canonisation of Joan of to the Australians but Father Donogher self must be regarded as dicta? me say at once that I cry "Peccavi," struck the public imagination. That it was a Mr. Fels. said onthata trio to the Old country; the quarrel with the Vat). Ruler of the World. with the qualification that Ws was a great spectacular demonstra. the plea Is enter- was leaving can is better gradually closed, and "lapses calami," and pen those see r, would he is no fault of Country, where Those of us who saw tha ed that n sllf, of the there is a distinct poussee in the The trouble is that the represent taken be dear tit him, and from whom he had direction of reconciliation. would at and assisted the mind. I can assure "Syntax" that procession Vatican mighty tion of the years, and his I am us one with him in scotching the by been parted for many Nowhere has Catholicism regained to mean the predominance of the that solemn ceremony at once zeal term "home'. as applied to England are due to friends and parishioners had decided something of its lost empire so much Vatican. A me that the League ised that we were at the beginning Austritians, and my thanks slip tokpractical unner with a the to present.him "Syntax" for bringinggiving Europe and in France. is a moral authority. How would of a new epoch for the Church Be me an Op- en of esteem-something that would as in Middle my notice and thus offsis to relegate the Pope France in particular was flattered Ministry French possible present, The be it I right. portunity of putting myself "Australia And what would by this canonisation of her national help him on his trip. He read two cull y represented at functions in to a back seat? .yield to no one in putting the televrams addressed to Mr. P. J. which it would not have taken There was a complete First," and how I came to make the Protestant sects, the Protestant heroine. I have on Russell. secretary of the send-off When to this slip is hard to explain. The return .of peoples, to say nothingof the Mo- change of attitude. a few years ago. the quite a number of occasions during Clune Alsace-Lorraine, faithful Catholic h Buddhists. popular impulse toward friendship the from Archbishop and committee. sedans brought Perth to visit of the Australians were Father mymeas. wishing Catholicism as Kirwan. the diplomatic Mr. "home" and helped, is added also Roman there think if provinces, has to book perpetrators of the SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. SUBIACO. In the articles sity of Papal good-will, in Catholic Donogher bon voyage, and apoloisis- self pointed out in the English dip- alone admitted? business. Stations. Railway Close to Subiaco and Leederville absence. lomatic review, the New Europe, in of M. Aulard, a well-known French Alsace-Lorraine, in the buffer State unavoidable their for ing I" Macartney. -G "Go may Select their own Medical Advisers. Patients freethinker, of Poland, in the Catholic countries The chairman's remarks were sup- this new orientation toward Rome. authority who is a An Interesting Reminiscence. AVAILABLE. ROOMS PRIVATE TERMS MODERATE. Father O'Hurley (on just as President Wilson distinguish- which have bro ugh t up this sub- of Middle Europe, in Syria, indeee, One afternoon 20 or 21 years ago I' ported by Rev. For Terms Apply to heldthat: fifirst, everywhere. there is no wonder that OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. was asked to gd to the Chalswood (Syd- behalf of the Catholic clergy). Arch- 'ed between the German rulers and jest inFrance, Rev. Mother. the example of Engney) Public School to roach the boys. deacon Collick Brother White (on the German people, the Catholic Roman Catholicism would take follows France d panteHospital at Equipped religions repro a Splendidly They were playing on a matting wicket a also send Sisters conduct name), other to The Colits all manages be of land and cadence party (whatever may which George Hirst behalf of the Christian Brothers' -one of the sortthey the Vati- sentative to the Vatican. There Kalgoorlie. asked him on his lege), Mr. S. Hill (H.A.C.B.S.). Mr. is beginnuing to distinguish between philosophies; second, that referred to when every of be Paris at whether precedence Nuncio tour An take Papal a a from Germany. will be Sheahan of would can return to England Carigg (C.Y.M.S.), Mr. J. Ptussia and the rest The fore long, and, with the new allihe had experienced any wet wickets in (for the Boulder parishioners!. Mr. intense propaganda is proceeding Chancellery in the world. "Only one," he replied, Australia. Some Vatican on the League of Nations ance between France and Rome, fence to M. Fitzgerald (for the Trafalgar par- both sides of the frontiers. "and that was hung on a were uni- the Vatican must be regarded as the of ruler very ishioners), and Messrs. P. F. O'Dea, surprising statements have -been would be -the real dry." The (:hatswood boys is only necessary to read having conquered a foremost place keen. I bowled at them to my ordinMr. Fels made in the most important journals verse! B. Leslie, and W. Beston. the in world politics, a place which she by out ary clothes, with my coat off. to One sent letter the then said that the committee's ef- respecting the part that was taken the encyclical little chap who came briskly that is will undoubtedly strengthen in the. wicket was so diminutive that I eased forts had resulted in a cheque for a by Southern Germany in the war. Pope in May to see that oftherole tie a show. him believe his conception give to to near facture. precisely up my pare had One would be tempted hundred guineas. which he stood up to my bowling with such conSouthern Catholic Germany of the Church. ndence and played tt so easily that I much pleasure in handing to Father that that believes who the of anybody side Indeed, the Still he went on, cut- Donogher, and he hoped it would had always been on quickened up. the Holy See has renounced its ting, driving, and pulling so readily that give the reverend gentleman every Allies! St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. I pegged I soon had my vest off. purely temporal rights will find how eLp=oilis situated in a most Forces Working for Austria. The away for all I was worth, but the little opportunity to make the best of his he is on reading this Father Donogher, in express- -.Let me quote by way of showing mistaken chap nnisheel his batting time undefeat- trip. "w is: e Commercial Houses,' it:g1 rheBatits, anti passage salient The and ter. knock, a have to asked was ed. I not that always this Austrian idea-this by the principal left-handed ing his thanks, said they could had more the protests of our is largely patronised on came the same little (-Boasters in the State. He working in voice once and demand with even Farmers and I played one or two carefully. expect him to say much. Catholic idea-was fellow. MODERATE TARIFF. With boys' bowling you never know lwed the goldfields people since he France even during the war, a re- predecessors peace that J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. now insistence, greater exactly how far they are going to pitch came to Coolgardie fourteen years markable passage in the remarkable Telephone Al 42i. has been re-established between the them up, with their low delivery. Just ago. and he was ple.ised to hear than book by M. Jean de Pierrefeu, the nations, that the improper situation had (tree:led that, except for a good as style and action, there was nothing in the people of Kalgoorlie and Boul- writer of the French daily communiis Church the the head of M. de in which his t tiny, he sent one tip a shade der thought he had done something. que, entitled "G. Q. G.' Pope untTLE. viGood Ac slowellirwith good length, and, not ex- He thanked them for the apprecia- Pierrefeu was at headquarters and placed should cease." The Mors. J. 1171' Country derlines the fact that ha makes no col pecting any break, I played forward. Petain Marshal be glad of Tel. B533. more Monaghan. heard the views intends and The ball turned three or four inches tion of his work. He would renunciation, tacit the to co home and see his old mother and other high. officers freely ex, from the leg -side, and over went had abnorthe against fight ever to than I felt that day that i stumps. WHEN IN PERTH CAI.1, OVER TO He writes:During the evening vocal pressed. again. mat position in which the Papacy found a young player above the ordin"Petain was not a partisan of the was put in 1871. But the letter it, tset, I was so impressed that items were contributed by Mrs. J. ary. After the nevertheless is one which makes for CHARLES ST., WEST PERTH, I said, "Before five years are up that P. Quealy, the Misses K. Sheedy, dissolution of Austria. boy will be representing New South and D. Lackey, Mr. F. Polak, and necessary reforms that the ' Entente reconciliation. old friend Ernie hands out a The Pope gives ex- And your welcome tie did even better than that, to you alt. Wales." Masters T. Seymour and J. Butler. should impose regarding the autopress permission to Catholic Princes Residential Nome, for In that time be played for Austrahe example, for That is He was Charles G. Macartney, the The Misses Shields and Lackey play- nomy of peoples, its. Cleanliness and Attention. was to visit the Italian King. Nothing is empire Proprietor. the MeGRADE. that E. novernor-General" of cricket, whose considered even The point. ed the accompaniments. union its most notable 170 against Douglas's team in the remaster- ing terminated with the song "For alone capable of maintaining a surrendered of Papal authority, but cent Fifth Test Match was Noble, naturally races between order Ausand the A. and between Fellow," antagonism the batting.-(m. still piece or He's a Tolly Good trala ex-, aptarn and former versatile three cheers for Father Donogher. hostile who, delivered to themselves, two Italian "monarchs" is not to be TEA AND GRILL ROOMS "all-rounde,.) would not cease to make war and kept alive. WELLINGTON -STREET, PERTi He Europe. in peace compromise When the unity of the Italian M. SHERIDAN. Proprietreee beMISCELLANEOUS. alliances TO OUR GOLDFIELDS' believed in a policy of Kingdom was established fifty years Herbert Collins hit no less than 183 READERS. tween France, England, and Ausago, there were two rival sovereigns es"retirees" in the recent series of Tests. Germany, tria to counterbalance fhe Pope would not at Rome. Next Town Nall, Kalgoorlie. Jack Gregory was next with 138, while if Germany were not cliv:el- consent to the reduction of his vers. Quealy, Proprietress. Kelleway, tl.ough a very slow batsman, Wewere extremely disappointed pecially Collins' agreeUnion Beer on Draught. was third with 130. As we can no longer lean on kingdom, but this rectsiction was ed. of last issue to learn that week's Tests analof of is in a state gate or 557 In a single series which Russia, The conditions him. upon forced it is has orey been beaten once by Victor THE RECORD did not reach the held, he years, twenty for in this I have quoted earlier w which Trimmer In 1903-4. Goldfields until after the holidays, chy money on Ali: articlenet.er were simply eimapciacseedp Tee Mee is booming in New South thus robbing you of the chance of necessary to put our The N.S.W. AssortsWaleq alright. trig, France must always have t. thB.u.,-, lid theP than Mashed up the season with a ere- perusing the special features of that friend in the East!" Never has the Vatican profited by tilt balance of f10,744.games In View, issue. We would tender you a sinEast is at. %ere- the allowance made, and an enorthe in friend The In the premiership non-arrival of Hungary, but there must St. Kills is leading with an etindefeat- core apology for the sum of money is now due. and al- mousthe the jouranl if it were through any sent ed" record. venerable Pius IX. who dean extension of the scheme Pope was not. We took of was Warwick Armstrong, in conversation fault ours. ways the good offices of the then, fied the Italian Parliament which, would have nted wilier, said that he Victoria. all posted have to surprising, Is it tel every precaution are needed. in 1871, fixed the law that estabneed to see Sandford, of copies of THE RECORD, wrapped that there shouldbethe appoint- fished the Arthur Richardson, of South Australia, s In the Australian team for England. lie sin gl , and in bulk, at the G.P.O. in meat of an Ambassador after so itual power while taking away the holds a very high opinion of Sandford, time to catch the Thursday afterOne should temporal power rupture. of years many batsman, Victorian tha dashing young In fact ar- remembe r, too, that Poland, another confining the Pope almost gs a prinoon country mails. itsnson Carter, who makes the trip he rangements were made with the friend in the East, is Catholic. Why, sonar in a limited area. to England, csnclidly admits thatones, was not expected to be amongst the chosen D.P.M.G. and the of even in her diplomacy in Asia the same kind of captivity as NapoSuperintendent only by although he admits that tt was that Mails to handle the bundles expedi- Minor, France is dependent on the lean had subjected the Pope to, the intervention of his club mates Once is the of the Pope. tiously, which we are -sure was done. tperredoefceEssourropoef rilt,iiaur; thatwth master his claims were finally admitted. . selected he easily justified his Incluaccidentor oversight French Catholic community of Beayelled who u sion, and cenfotinded his criticspast." greatest moral IX.; the her gives transit, somewhere rut that but in spite of the apparently occurred during the of hail sent be was "a thing Certainly friendlyouce termsthe found Nevertheless, we regret very. much claim to control Syria. which000 the w He also added that he would be trip es In the next the largest interests ,n has battling for a place Pope France notla butwas inconvenience caused so mans h d the her interests are c Engurin, and advised the young one Ever Carter was hundreds of our readers on the Gold- Europe, and all diplomatically by consider it as a hostile act. -to look to their laurels. one mem- fields. turd trust that as many as pos. bound together . since, the Vatican and Quirinal have born In England, soat least centre ot existed on treine of "frozen en. her of the party is going "home." 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tinued good services, his Grace re marking "that it was beautiful to CALENDAR. A CONTRAST. The influence most inimical toto the praises of God being listen White. S. 3,.Sunday .r. White. a nation's progress is distrust wards so well and with such feeling sung B.V.M. of tion Annun,ia M. 4, 'A Cathlie Newspaper i. a Parish is a Perpetual Itlissioa."-LEO. XIII. The other side of the picture is of its leader or leaders by the people. as rpeayt White. The survival, It can be said without hesitation not comparable. aallystroarneg"choUirndpeerrf0M6nr.. White. Tu. 5. St. Vincent Ferrer. that the spectacle of national poll - much less the continued perpetraWhite. ed Turner's Mass of St. John the PERTH. SATURDAY. APRIL 2nd., 1921 W. 6, Of the Feria. to the tion of inhuman, barbarous acts of tics in Australia is a disgrace White. Baptist in first-rate style, but per Th. 7, Of the Feria. country and a libel on the character- cruelty, horrible murders, abominWhite. haps its best effort was the Halle F. 8, Of the Feria. istic initiative of Australians. In able torture, owe their very exis White. lujah Chorus, which was sung with S. Ii, B.V.M. ,fi Saturday. their earnestness during the war tence to a wavering, apparently ungusto at the conclusion of the Mass. period our native-born citizens put controlable, uncontrolled policy, HOLY WEEK AND EASTER AT Miss Gwladys Edwards sang Gouninto hands (enforcement reins of government of which, the however hon established been THE CATHEDRAL. od's "Ave Maria" in capital manner have would Alas!" wrote John Martin, to a there friendship between that have ill-directed, ill-used the estly reckoned on to achieve a clara as an offertory, Miss Dorothy Beel friend in Tasmania, contemplating a real bond of In fied readily reposed settlement so of ago confidence -long turmoil) people, presided at the grand organ. English the an Irish the in CaLarge congregations filled the the wretched condition of Ireland them for a certain purpose, a given has failed miserably to !gin the sup At the evening devotions Solemn Cancels 1551, "'tis a slave population there the Great of the Immaculate instead thedral But there was THE FORAND port the that Ausof hitherto, THE CASTLE with result its held objective, and indeed was reDail Eireann of session A into now, and one fast degenerating tion during Holy Week ceremonies. Benediction of the Most Blessed Betrayal. There was the blunder- tralian posterity will chafe at the cent, best friends. More, MULL. has during the last week of January. Sacrament was given by his Grace the vices of slavery." Forty-seven ing attempt to conscript the Irish insincerity and vain -glory of those brought Britain's name to theit dust' On December 17th the Castle Tenebrae was sung by the whole of the Archbishop, waisted !iv years ego the Irish peasant was a people and an odious conspiracy to in whose keeping the destiny of such bin of international reputation once There was a full attendance of availFather of this for- the Metropolitan Clergy of the Arch - McBride deacon, and despondent. broken spirited semi - break up the antional organisations. a marvellously endowed and magni- a possession so much prized, so much able members, including the Presi- signified its acceptance Father McClone Mahon mule, but added the impossible con- diocese, His Grace Archbishop The alien Government of The hand of the enemy was clearly ficent country was entrusted. Like honoured, now so little respected. dent. slave. sub-deacon, with Mr. A. B. Rev. Very and the our presiding, surrender we should ditions that his country had so securely tighten. shown. And the heart of national other parts of the Empire, the man The destinies of British interests at Oldrini as master of ceremonies. The Session opened with an ad- arms and leave ourselves without Fagan master of ceremonies. On Father McMahon preached ed its grip on the economic springs Ireland was passionately stirred by agement of Australia is in wrong home and abroad are in wrong the serdress from tile President on the any means of resistance or of de- Spy Wednesday night the occasional mon on the Resurrection. cf the nation that little was left the treachery. There was no long- hands. hands. jamProof of this statement may The Federal political sermon was preached by Rev. Faupon which to feed his hopes of pola er any trusting the word of British boree does not inspire the confid- be found in the wholesale and sue status and policy of the Republican fence. was that McArdle. policy ther The Government. tical redemption. The outlook was politician.. Then came Easter Week ence of the people. Current politics cessive resignations from the PREMIER'S RANK HYPOCRISY. On tomorrow afternoon, April 3, outlined in the President's speech of On Holy Thursday morning Pon - his Grace will preside at the opencheerless, dreary and depressing. Ire- and the Maxwell executions, and create tricksters whose proper defini- tion Cabinet which have taken Coali' i'he Archbishop returned and saw place April 10th, 1919. fft still held. land was the economic slave of the finally the alinost unanimous deci- tion is beyond decent language. Ole since the Armistice in November, more on December tifical High Mass was sung by His ing of the new school at St. Brigid's, once Mr. George British people, and the Irish peasant eion of the Irish people at two gen- sessed either by buckaneering 1918:-Lord Finlay. Mr. Walter In the course of his speech the 22i.,1 Before returning he had got Grace the Archbishop at. 8 o'clock, West Perth, at 3.30 p in. This ima broken -spirited drudge. eral elections in favour of a Repub- schemes in Europe, in conniving at Long, Lord Milner, Mr. Boner Law. President gave the following account Dublin Castle to waive the condi- during which the Holy Oils Were con. portant educational centre has long and the edifying spectacle been hampered by lack of accommh of the negotiations truce the et represented of the so-called That decision lic. Bitter though the incidents tion of the surrender of arms. But secreted,procession the most trivial and spiteful exhibi- Sir Auckland Geddes, J. B. Clynes. of the Blessed dation for its many hundreds of 70 years which have passed since outraged spirit of a people--a lia. tions of personal spleen and inyec. Lord Weir, Sir Albert Stanley, Mr. the month of December:Mt. George thought it could not be of the to the Altar of Repose Catholic children. For some months ParliaBritish Sacrament lesthe enof tion's distrust then have been, and bitter their live, the national leadership of Aus- R. E. Prothero (now Lord Erle), "On December 1st, perturbed at waived-an opinion which was was witnessed by a large congrega- past !Inkling operations have been sons, the generations which suc- ment to render justice to her. tralia has been degraded pitiably, Mr. John Hodge, Mr. G. H. Roberts, the effect on world opinion of his forced by Mr. Boner Law. lion. Fathers McBride and McArdle in full swing and to the everlasting and Lord Downham. Mr. Boner unrestricted Black and Tan warceeded the sturdy Presbyterian exile "As the Archbishop, who, wished So it is to -day after all the long but no less barefacedly byis William respec- credit of the worthy pastor, a buildtalk of Law's resignation is perhaps the fare upon the Irish people, the Bri- to be fair, could not dream of ask- were deacon and sub-de,acon have gradually drawn themselves centuries There of British rule in Ireland Morris Hughes. Fagan master of ing of rare technique and artistic away from the wretchedneas of his British Government mostimportant Australia's in recent years con- tish Premier him going "Home." commissioned the lag us to accept such a condition, tively, and Father country in that con - design, second to none in the Archwas Tenebrae day, and, by the mercy cf Ged, have is challenged as an unfriendly thing. concern is whether he would be less cerning England's attitude towards Archbishop of Perth to come to Ire- the negotiations remained in abet' -ceremonies. not succumbed to the vices of the Had that rule been beneficient and dangerous out of it than even his Ireland. That Tory controlled Cabi- land as an official intermediary 'to ante until the '29th and 30th, when timed on Holy Thursday night in diocese. has been reared on an imcongregation, pressive site. the presence of a large Patrons, sympathisThe net, as Australia knows through arrange a truce.' slave. The unconquerable spirit of wise, it would be extraordinarly dif- presence is in the country, they were disposed of finally at a the Very Rev. Father Tracey, ers, and admirers the Celt, rising on the ruins of each ficult to find justification for such Prime Minister's antics--miscalled Archbishop Clune. The British So the C.SS.R , Rector of the Redemptorist willing to assist will only be too "His Grace accepted the commisCabinet meeting in the disastrous protesa against his poli- popular resistance to it. and there acts of statesmanship-are not in Prime Minister, it is understood, was sion, came, and had interviews with British on Decent. was informed Archbishop Monastery, North Perth, preaching of the consequent heavy his A ideals, sincere and anxious to come to terms tical enslavement, has eventually might be some reason in the howl keeping with Australian Acting President, with the Min- ben 31st. On that date a totally a striking sermon on the Institution full report of the functio ill apbrought his cause before the bar of of indansation which British Tory- Hughes must go altogether, if with Sinn Fein, but he finally chang- the others. He and put forward ister of Finance, was new proposition pear in next issue. ed his attitude after having seen found that they were fair and rea- with which Iii:i Grace would have of the Blessed Eucharist. uublic judgment, and to -day it un- ism directs against the Irish Repub- Hughes goes at all. Boner Law. doubtedly is fixed as the most ur- lic. The situation there- egnable men, and returned to report nothing to do. Mass of the ProSanctified was ce. gent problem in British politics, nay. upon became hopeless and Dr. to Mr. Lloyd George _on December lebrated on Good Friday by Father hisOn Thursday last, March 31st. EASTER AND IRELAND. FAILURE! What are the facts? the Archbishop officiated it is a world one, and it is not es Clune's efforts frustrated. President Raphael Pace (South Perth) at 9 at aGreee Reception Ceremony held at travagant to say that it compels the Britain has consistently exploit- Thoughts of Easter and Ireland De Valera's statement published 8th. ended, thing as whole the o'clock, Father McBride being dea"Thus, ORANGE OF the Sacred Heart Convent, Highgate attention of all civilised peoples. ed Ireland in her own interests. By are inseparable. 'Ireland and her elsewhere confirms his Grace's mem- LLOYD GEORGE'S coo and Father McArdle sub-dea1 am sure many of you anticipated FRONT. Therein lies the reason for that howl unjust and ruinous ,taxation she agony, true, are always before Irish orable Paris interview and e subseit would end, by the British Pre' con, with Father Fagan as master of Hill. of mad intolerence which rises up sweated and pauperised her people minds, whereas Easter comes but quent pronouncements in this Arch"The attitude of Mr. Lloyd George mier's running away from the -terms ceremonies. The Adoration of the During the evening devotions at from the Tory bigots in this coun- through several generations. Fam- once a year. Therein is the reason diocese. He also gives the precise seemed to have changed somewhat he hid himself originally suggested. Cross was performed by the faithtry and throughout the Empire, and ine, rebellion, and continuous discon- why Irish recollections of Easter are terms of the agreement for a month's during the week. He had before I have read over very carefully the ful, and Father P. Hayes (Victoria Osborne Park on Sunday. his Grace which is showing its dragon teeth tent have marked her occupation of the more beautiful, the inure ennob- truce presented by his Grace to hint the document that emanated minutes that have been supplied me Park) preached the special sermon. will administer Confirmation. ander martial law in the old land. their country and progress was ling. Apart altogether from the Dublin Castle: "The British Gov- from six of the thirty-two members of the several interviews, and can Stations of the Cross were made at A Mission which has been conductApart from political significance of the recur- ernment undertakes that during the of the Galway County Council-that find no evidence that there was any I o'clock.m..,,sthhiep. pCearsth.e4drirda I tbe7ing30 The national pride of Englishmen banned by legislation. ed during the week by Father Cagthe penal times, when she made the ring Eastertide there is no one who truce no raids, arrests, pursuits, document was passed on the world real sincerity on the other side. The filled with beplace tenderest is touched in its blood V could not but be struck by the re. burnings, shootings, lootings, demo- as a resolution of the Council, British Premier was simply manoeu- the Office of Tenebrae was again ney, CSS.R., at Osborne Park, will the cause the eyes of the world are turn- soil of Ireland red with does not ligious commemoraticn of the litions. courts-martial, or other acts 'quite unanimously: as Mr. George vring for position in an attempt sung. The sacred edifice was taxed be brought to a close on to -morrow ed on the little Irish nation, and are her people, modern history the world's most stupendous tragedy. of violence will be carried out by handsomely appended, and also Fr. to place the representatives of this to watching the inhuman warfare wag- impress us with the character ofit has the Sanctuary hay - (Sunday) evening. of Ireland; telegram-both of nation in a false light before the ing, overflowing, its forces, and that there-will be no O'Flanagan's The Church-Catholic Christienity ed by the Great Defender of the British occupation as usual, to be availed of to ac absoA second Mission in Father John reign, pretended selfish believed, or to which he long one enforcement of the terms of Martial Rights of Little Nations upon its been rejoices since Sunday last after a peoples of the world. Even though commodate a large number of gen. parish will be opened durpeople striving fur SelfDetenneus- lutely opposed to the spirit and season of forty days of penance and Law proclamations" on the one believe, were indications of a general he failed to do that, still, by occu- tlemen. Their places in the naive Moloney's ing at Leederville on to -morpeople. of the Irish break-up of the morale Irish of the side, and on the other Sinn ideals the Fein lamentation, but the Easter whose tion. the Press with speculations to were given to others, whose discom- row Mass (Sunday) morning. and a cry for 'peace at any pying That, of course, is their business. he covered up finale from standing was thereby 'Peace Negotiations' Against the perpetuation of such commemoration Catholics observe Government was to "use all possible people, on December price.' In his speech means ma that acts whatever of vioGovernthe bloody operations of his Basha considerably relieved. From shortly if, prior to the war, the British selfish and Unreasonable declared all this week is one which promises Mass. Sunday, April 3. Armada.e, to be distinctly memorable in that lence would occur during the period 10th in the British House of Com- Bazoolcs. during which time they after 7 o'clock onwards, the ushers 8 a.m.: Gosnells, 10 am. Government had the wisdom to give ment the Irish people have its continu- Ireland is on the threshold of her of the truce." The common objec- mons, he flourished, as you remem- "Raided 8626 Irish homes, every were seeking inch of busy vitality to the Home Rule Act by themselves. To accept Mass, Sunday, April 3, Yarloop, 8 themselves deliverance from national bondage tive of both sides was to create a ber, these signs, as he chose to re"Arrewscinen, ted1347 Irish men and seating space A distinct and most a.m.; conceding to Ireland a responsible ance would be to confess slaves Waroona, 10 am. Evening they and tyrannical oppression. Crest- favourable opportunity for a meet gard them, of our demoralisation, featurethe iocfe Tenebraecom Parliament, and had recognised the a slave population-and devotions, Yarloop, 7.30 p.m. fallen and dark as is her outlook on ing of the representatives of the and outlined his plan for the victo"Issued and enforced 45 proclaimcomposed of sextette independence of that Parliament, say they will not be. rious final assault. Our defences in GovernIrish people end the British hope of the flame the surface, and tions suppressions, O'Callaghan, ButKearin, Very Rev. Fathers Father Donogher, V.F., front were to be stormed, and we never burned brighter in Irish ment for the establishment of per"Deported :05 Irish citizens, ler, Pace, Dunne, B.A., and Mc- Kalgoorlie, was farewelled by his Dublin Castle in- were to be subtlely and elaborately' bosoms. With the coming and pass- manent peace_ "Wounded 72 civilians, rendition MA., whose of Mahon, Goldfields' parishioners on Tuesday sapped from the rear. ing of Easter there appears on the sisted on the further condition that "Destroyed by fire 153 dwelling. harmonised Gregorian Chant in the evening. Ile leaves for the East INTERVIEWS. horizon signs of victory such as have Sinn Fein should surrender all arms houses, 3 creameries, 8 far e Miserere" Psalm and the "Bender' immednately to join the s.s. Mean Dr. of Nations almost on the inspired generations of the purest- and leave itself defenceless. "However, his Grace was asked to tories, 24 public halls, 253 tus" was simply beautiful and soul- ius at Melbourne en route for .Ire "Freedom's battle once begun" by the League heap, the political landmarks intentioned mortals who ever breath- Clune even succeeded in getting the return here, which he did. He had shops, 88 farmsteads, and 131 stirring, a people who love Freedom for Free- scrap The Lamentations of land. the German ques- ed God's air; yes. generations before Castle to waive this stipulation, but further interviews with Mr. Griffith. and uncertain, are live to stores of farm produce, scorn who and sake, Holy Week reach the very depths dom's tion is far from being a blown-ouv the Easter Week episode was dreamt Mr. Lloyd. George thought it could and with the others whom he had Inflicted on 117 political prison- of the Catholic heart. Under cirFather II. Kearin, who has besti the life of cringing slaves, is never problem. enforced opinion Other problems are creepNevertheless that attempted not be waived-ar. already seen out December 12th, 13th, era sentences amounting to cuinstances such as are usually mani- appointed Administrator St. of lost, even though defeat and disas- ing into the Irish question, which Is of. into nationhood, just five years by Mr. Bonar Law. A truce of that and 14th. On the latter date the 112 year: and five months, Kalgoorlie, left for the GoldMarv's, less ter may again and yet again see a very vital one to the Empire. flight the anniversary to Catholics on and Fein to Sinn fatal be would certainly did give birth to a kind English Cabinet intimated its wil"And murdered 52 Irish citizens, of the Death of Christ, the purest fields during the week .to take over their standards stricken from their There is need for an upright, genet'. ago, since and during which, not- the Government which broke up the lingness for a truce for a month en including an aged priest of 73 and best in human nature was on his new duties on to-morrow, Sunstaffs and their captains routed front one and humane Government in period withstanding immense sacrifices in negotiations have learned since then certain general terms which had years, a woman within a few last Good Friday night ushered into day. the field. the Sinn Venters been the subject of the discussions. determined how England to steer the national ship a (for property and blood, life, weeks of childbirth, and 13 an ecsta,--y co.-mingled with a con Dark though the present is for away from the shoals and quick- while) reputation, final settlement are to hold and use their arms until These terms were reduced to a writmen who were helpless The parishioners of St. Anne's, trite sadness, whose realms only the Ireland, there is every reason for sands which threaten it. Jingoism has been brought nearer and possibly they secure their liberty. The stu- ten formula and presented by his criers in their hands. of Holy Church on this North Fremantle, have organised a encouragement and hope-the young may shriek imprecations from press, surer than ever of success. Anyone pidity of the Tory leader and Mr. Grace to Dublin Castle on Decemfor next Monday night at function reare Later Ireland of in the this through session the President earth evoke-and women can men and pulpit, and platform, and from the with a reasonable knowledge of the Lloyd George's compliance with his ber 16th!. Here is the formula:presented a report on his mission the Gregorian Chant. Father Pace the North Fremantle Town Hall, to solved that come what may they will editorial columns of the Tory press situation cannot conclude other - orders have since cost many lives to their parish priest, farewell bid their THE FORMULA. to the Ireland-to United states. and the to sermon on made a touching mrdelivered steadfast great hold those who are not stupidly wise. and the destruction of a John alynn, O.M.T., who The spirit against "The British Government under- tain suggestions which were adopted. Crucinxion, tracing Christ's sorrow - Father national inheritance. and blindly- led by the propensities Sign Yourself ROMAN CATHOLIC amount of property unnecessarily. leas -es by the R.M.S. Omar un a visit tocause Irish the takes Judgment animates that Pilate's during journey from the which truce no raids, The Ministers in charge of the ful of Imperialism, but stupid aria unon the Census Paper. arrests, pursuits, burnings, shootings, varieui departments also submitted Hall to Calvary. and discoursing at to Ireland. day is not understandable to the reasoning prejudices, blatant SINN FEIN CHARY OF lootings, demolition, courts martial, their reports covering the activities length on the Gospel phrase: "And non -Irish elements who are in oppo- ings under the mask of patriotism, ir.eating of the Society REPETITION. hare or other acts of violence will be car of their departments since the last bowing His head, He gave up the of ASt.general sition to the claim of the little, though they may serve party pure SETTLEMENT NEAR AT HAND. Vincent de Paul will take tied out by its forces, and that there cession. These reports were discuss- Ghost." rassed Irish nation, but it is far too poses, are mischievous enemies in abreast. in St. Joachim's Church, Vic be place not may who To those be to will be no enforcement of the terms vital to the people of Ireland and adopted, as were a number nationalism, and are akin to traitors In another column Archbishop ceremonies for Holy- Saturday 'Loris Park, on Sunday, April 10, cone history the surrender of of the Martial Law proclamations, ed submerged by the ignoble methods who mislead their dupes into tree- Clone voices the opinion of those of Irish of suggestions from private mem, were commenced at 7 a.m. Rev. meriting at 3.15 p.m. The address Law Bonar by as demanded in arms Government We. on our side, undertake to use bars for the extension of the opera - Father Pace was celebrant, with will be delivered by Rev. Father which the Coalition son and death. It is better patriot who have closely followed the ques. meant simply a repetition all possible means to ensure that no its despair have adopted as part of ism to face the problems that pre- tion of Irish self-determination, par - may have bathers Dunne and McArdle dee- Mitchell, C.SS.R. in Ireland long acts whatever of violence will occur tions of these departments. its machinery of constitutional Gov- sent themselves to us, and as honest ticularly in its recent and present of whit had occurred the The estimates maid of that financial cots and sub -deacon respectively. being on our side during the period of the ernment. From behind the barrage mcn do our best to lessen them by Phases when he says the position is ago, a case ofin point It will be noted with general Fatprovision Cromforthe the me several. ng Governafter arms The Glorious Feast of the Resun die surrender which truce. The British Government on mental Departments covering the of deceit and chicane courageous and honourable conces. hourly becoming impossible for even wars, and in their part, and we on rection was observed by exception. i sfaction that the Society of St. Vin ours, will use period tinguishes the attempted conquest sions, than to masquerade as swash- the seemingly all-powerful British wellian and Williamite cent de Paul (Perth Circuntscripproclaending the 30th of June recent were the on ally numbers the re large of faithful Bearing 1798. occasional our flashes best to bring efforts about the there His of Ireland bucklers relying on force and in- Government to withstand. in wherein it was conditions above mentioned, with proposed, debated, and carried. ceving holy Communion at the turn a has again been fortunate radiograms which confirm us in the vective, duplicity and the stock-in- Grace says that the English Cabinet mation by the Castle, central office that all arms, ammuni- the object of creating an atmosphere A vote of condolence with the earlier Masses and large congrega- securing a convenient belief that all is not well with the trade of the braggart to accomplish will yet be glad to accept what it ;commandedshould the Royal Arcade in as headquarters the up, given be Lions the others as well. at At 11 favourable to the meeting, together widow and relatives of the late strangely contrasted company which what honesty and honour might unfortunately refused to agree to on tion, etc., of the English Lab - of the representatives of the Irish Member of Mid -Cork, Alderman o'clock, Pontifical High Mass was (opposite the Town Hall). meet betimes in Downing Street. otherwise do, Christmas Eve. While there may Revised Report our Party's recent Commission of people, with a view to bringing Teronos Macatiibline, T.D.. was pass- celebrated by his Grace the Archdevilry be of the The nervy appeals which Mr. Lloyd any curtailment not Ire. about a permanent peace." 1 Slinking people with the least ined in silence, ell members standing. bishop, assisted by 'Father Mc- North Perth Stall; 81. grigl" School English military rule in Inquiry into the condition of George has been making of late for tercst in the problems which have in whichis steeped, Building Fund. Mahon, MA., deacon; Father it is obvious that land is timely:the continuance of Capitalistic Govhatched since the cessation of Ireland Dunne, BA., sub-deacon., and Faview of the suggestion which "In for much tactics go on ernment, and his denunciation of the been such cannot the conference, of Alwar and the Secre Chief they the story. by Moss (Adm.) master of core- To be NeklAtn.AthReDgenrouFnETdsgo'f NIRO. D. Labour Party, tell their own This is still Easter Week. has been made chiefly the Versailles one, are longer. Realest's°, 22 CAME_ monies. After the Communion, his Fear is tugging at the skirts of the lies, efficacy of world-wide, countless tary that arms in the possession of NORTH moved by the seriousness of The Grace delivered from die throne a people should be surreudered Irish of the Coalition, and fifteen successive de- deeply of Holy Sacrifice offerings the FYR:AY73ERtoN0Aoro, pit...Milli: entrd in "God position the East. vigorous and very eloquent sermon priests," says this Report. parish to to The feats at the ballot box are haunting England's prayers Mass, and multitudinous in will happen knows what relate alone to Mush, Provided. 6d. 'lea, important afternoon despised. it ouni.lee be thhee wthioch ghosts which cannot heaven at Easter, is not yet spent. "we think eainiesion, 6d. was the observation of -Indeed, a His Excellency the Apostolic Delegate, after consultation with the thanked andesurrpecatiidont,nafbuteter The disappearance of Bonar Law, Europe," a casual attendance at, say, what happened in Cork wiser% D. C. PERROTT, Bon. Secretary. last at Fremantle Goldenstedt folMajor was the faithful in Episcupate, requests all the State, including Australian Church procedure clergy and to of Winston the priests' similar choir, the cabled recall to carnelts-street, Berth Perth. the Pontifical High Mass at our own somewhat He it a PPears has The facts we state are those of Oriental Rites, to sign "Roman Catholic" on the Census Paper. whose rendition of the Lamentsill, and the pending readjustment of weekd last Sunday could not but lowed. or the critical con - Cathedral In The priests and religious teachers are particularly requested to in tions. his Grace said, was excellent the Cabinet, may mean much or expert knowledge mirrorise Its like being celebrated given un the highest authority.Insurin the East. "British affairs elitism of struct their people and children in the churches and schools in this and full of pathos. Good attendan- ruieferYie°uditew.anclarirAsGtn-LSrS workshops. nothing at all, but it is significant the whole of holy Ire- May, 1916, after the Dublin which I consider is on throughout you anythipg you re that the leader of the House of unpopularity, land. the celebrant in every instance rection, the Bishop of Cork. at a important matter. This decision has been come to in order to avoid Les by the people during the Holy we will o Commons, the chief protagonist of the increase," he says, "goes hand being imbued with the same univer- large meeting held in the Volunteer the confusion of the last Census where some signed "Catholic" and Week ceremonies was also comment- igirry.' eu will(111nrati:htTe"c heapestbluff' awl in e sal spirit and prompted by an iden- Hall, Cork, appealed to the Irish some "Roman Catholic," the result being that the full strength of the ed upon, and the Archbishop went best to town. the Unionist cult in the Government East." Only g recently the Duke of tical, innate passion for the welfare Volunteers in his diocese to surren- Catholic body in Australia was not revealed by the Census returns. on to thank the Altar attendants (just as Ulster is about to begin the Connaught returned J. SNODGRASS, from restless of his. native country and its des- der their arms. The surrender was risky task of house -keeping on her N.B-To all members of the Cnurch we say again, sign yourselves and acolytes, the ushers and the Sio. leo ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH. uncertain India, and gave a mes tiny, tees, whose magnificent decoration own account), retires on a certificate and (einem:. W95. politically and spiritually- - agreed to on the following condi- "ROMAN CATHOLIC" on the Census paper, not "CATHOLIC." of ill-health. We remember Mr. Bal- sage to the British people that all with less concern, however, over the tions:was wellwiththe great masses of " '1. The arias were to be !landed four at one time, many years ago, India. is reason to the latter. There enjoin It was undoubtedly a poll- bidding that sacrifice and prayer over to the Bishop or the Lord published a farewell to political life, tical message, in and permanently retired from West- supporters of framed to inspire the within Ireland alone, even to the Mayor of the city and to remainthe the Coalition Govern- exclusion of like offerings through- their possession until the end of minister-but he's there to -day and with confidence in restored its admin. of to lie Councils were in the strong they functions out the worin-wherever on earth war, when the Empire, and is a big obstacle to istration. But all is not well there. to their owners. discontent and the evidences an independent Ireland. Can it Where "'2. The Volunteers were to be its solidity. It is the argument of of simmering revolt exist, all cannot be that the wily Canadian mouth- be well. Jingoism, which guaranteed against arrest, imprisonBecause other minds Toryism. is nothing piece of Toryism has a commission equally as anxious for the future of ment, or deportation. to engineer the Ulster Parliament other than the inherited prejudices the Empire dispute the wisdom of "These conditions were accepted over its first hurdles? Anyhow, it of the Tory caste, stupidly refuses to forcing the London concocted soup by the military authorities, and a seems the Coalition Cabinet is slow- be concerned it, the rumblings of dis- down the necks of the people of he considerable number of Volunteers of pee. ly disintegrating, and for long it content and the murmurings point delivered up their aims, which wort unnaturally in rebellion land, Egypt, and India at the of Vitas been known that they are not ple not of the taa-onet, an outcry is raised stored at the private residence a happy family. The age limit has against conditions which press hear- against them as enemies of the Em- Mr. Butterfield, Lord Mayor of Cork, been reached by the majority of ily upon them. To ease those con- pire. Were it not for the terrible tat the time. Before the surrender them, and rank, wretched, stiff- ditions, and to, win the affection and seriousness which invests the con - was completed, however. the milinecked Conservatism lumps an inert friendship of the disaffected by just troversy surrounding the administra- tary raided the house of the Lord mass in the Government. What is and generous government should be tion of the Coalition Government to. Mayor, seized the arms, and arrestea probable is that the wiser heads and the end and aim of British Govern- day, the position would lie ludricous Volunteers who had deposited their the moderates are seeking to discard ment. The prestige of the Britisn in the extreme. The one bowl of arms according to the agreement. the reactionaries of the Cabinet, and nation should not be dependent soup for all is a mistake. When Naturally enough, the surrender of to change the current of British atone upon the fear which brute British statesmen are courageous arms on the part of other Volunteers Unfortunately, Conserva- strength inspires, but upon the pros enough to realise the necessity of al- ceased, and the Bishop and the Lord politics. tive England hangs to a stupid be- perity and contentment of its mem- lowing to these three peoples the Mayor were both reproached with lief in its Tory idols and bunts in- bers, who, after all, are either its natural right to chose their own betraying the Volunteers taking cense to them as no other nation strength or weakness. their arms and leaving them Egypt, India, Ireland. are dry form of Government, there will away forces She lacks the courage and does. dawn a more and we think, defenceless against military optimism of youth, and hesitates to contented, not because their peoples progressive erapeaceful, not be trusted. Britain.The big whose word could step to the marching tunes of the love discontent, which would be un. family of the for of the representations a result As Empire can only be times, either because she fears the natural, but because their national held together by the great Law of made by the Bishop and Mr. Butterfuture or cannot trust the people, and natural desires are resisted and Love-the summum bopurn of fame field the imprisoned Volunteers were unsympathetic and alien system and because of that hesitation and released, but the arms remained, doubt Capitalistic Toryism is slowly of government forced upon them. ilY life. and still remain, in military cusbut surely forcing the Empire to re- The consent of the governed doe., It is worthwhile the British Gov- tody." cede from its historic position. What not seem to count with the domin- ernment trying the expedient of a The Commission's conclusion that is wanted is a general spring clean- ant Power. The one dish of politi- truce with Ireland, and trusting the "There is, we fell, no need for even ing -up in Britain's political house- cal soup concocted in London by Irish Republic-better an independ- a single word of comment upon the d " hold, and that there will be one is London cooks must be swallowed by ent and courageous friend nearby treachery of the military forecasted by recent events. With- all, palatable or unpalatable thoup than an irreconciliable foe held down is sufficient. Sinn Fein is chary of The Coalitionists in- by the thews and thongs of power- any repetition. in and without Parliament sane- it might be. braye, N a li an t ne ig hbour mi nd e d Eng lis hmen are showin a sists that it must be s allowed better tense anxiety as to the future. With whole if the Empire is to maintain living her own natural and national Sign Yourself ROMAN CATHOLIC life than a souless, hopeless, crouch.

Professor De Valera's Slashing Exposure in Support Why Efforts Failed

Slaves No More

Irish President's Address to the Dail

The Long, Long Trail

IMPORTANT NOTICE Census

The Real Meaning of Cheapness in New, Fresh and Fashionable Wearing Apparel and Useful and necessary Goods, will be found in the OF BARGAINS BIGGER

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tien is unable to recognise the reIre opened the floor, and : they thought fit. The oldest manu).enentative character of the let- yds confiented by two masked men, script, now existing and containing ter hatted by the Catboat. Union one with a revolver. Ile was questhe whole of the Old Vulgate was ta his Eminence Cardinal Mercier, Boned by one of the Men. whe was = one of the first books printed in alai repudiates. (11 The right of the blind drunk. while the tither held One hundred editions follow. 1.4, . 1150. imam tc use, in any seine. the the let -elver to his back. And that OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF ed up to 1500. This is the best e THE VULGATE phrase 'in common with all ether das the hand of thing, he said, that proof of the esteem in which the Cathelies in Great Britain': (2) The vet e suing on in Ireland today. No (13y Rev. D. I. Lanslots, O.S.B , it sacred volume was held by the In the Principal Cities and Towns of Australia and Rabaul (New Britain), statement 'that no question of re- man was safe there. Landon and also of the absurdity of the Catholic Magazine fur South s Church ligion is involved; and (3' Any ac Luther's assertion, that the Church IiI Africa). kept it under a bushel n that h e eon of the Catholic Union implying N SW C at di IIals . at all Wrenches, and liavinge Bank Agencies at 3184 Post Offices throsu give 1,, aid American Government The Latin version of the Bib le in 1520 had to place it on the can This Irish Heart of Mine. out Australia, and at Papua, New Britain, Solomon, and other Islands of the PaelAa. any authority to speak on behalf of it aiinountel lee cable that now in use is entitled: "The Hol y dlestick. and comfort to the pirates? ei% Interest on Deposits up to £1,000. the Catholics of this country. The three official correction of new Cardinals have been treat- Bible of the vulgate edition revise d the VulgateThe 3% Interest on Amounts over £1,000 up to *1,300, undertaken by the federation Holy desires to forward that nee every 1 hate strayed through Archbishops of by order of Pope Sixtus V. and edi t- See took 46 years, from 1559 to 1605. the ed nameh Nuns on the Battlefield. expression of deepest sympathy Philadelphia, Cologne, and Munich. ed by the authority of JAMES KELL. - Sir DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.41, tion Pope Clemei It The Fathers of the Council of of author with Leslie, the the Mr. Shane Irish Bishops Deputy Glyerno. in their ex15 21 and home, Governer Far away from friends Archisishop of Philadelphia is VIII." All Catholic versions in Trent fully aware of the de"Forgotten Passages in the Life of ile uncle difficult position, and begs The English generally have on the tit le fects ofwere And have paused in admiration Most Rev. Denis; Dougherty. the the Vulgate. They called the quotes Nightingale," Flerence inform Eminence your that a dome; page: wondrous "The By St. Peter's Holy Bible translate d for more accuracy on the part of who is an American by birth. For written by a letter from copy of following this letter has been forwardI have roamed and read their stories years In. was Bishop of Nuova from the Latin Vulgate, etc." It the editors, and they requested the Ostdinal Manning to Mary Stanley, ed to his Eminence Cardinal Mer- sonic Where the Grecian ruins lie, and afterwards of Jaro, in is important to know what the Vu 1- Pope to bring out a corrected text. at the time of cier. dee president of the Catholic Segovia. OBTAIN PRICES FROM And have marvelled at the glories sister of the Dean,--"I Islands, but was gate is, and what its authority is n The Holy See immediately appoint the Philippine have written Union, and the press.% the Crimean War: traisreared Gf the blue Italian sky. to the Sec of Buffalo, matters of faith and morals. ed a commission of Cardinals for the to the Bishop of Southwark to see The first version of the Bible int o purpose of restoring present DeThe in 1915. U S.A., the text of St. if any' Sisters can be found for the No Man Safe in Ireland. But an Irish hill side glowing Slow progress was made legate Apostolic, the Most Rev. Dr. Latin, was made towards the end of Jerome. East. Why will not Florence NightIn the morning's golden ray, WItile arranging to have his pass- Cattaneo, was his guest there in the first century after Christ. S t. in the beginning, and not before SUBIACO. With a minstrel streamlet flowing ingale give herself to this great port wised at Queenstown for Am- 1917. Since then he was transferred Cyprian and Terullian, who but h 1601 could Clement VIII. publish, work?" When Catholic nuns went erica. Father O'Gorman, of East t., the important metropolitan See lived in the first half of the thir d for the whole western Church, the The TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE Dawn below the verdant 'brae; century, tell us that it was in com - text on which 46 years of intense And a thatched roof cot appearing out to help in the hospitals, even Maitland, arranged to go and see of Philarielphie. WE SUPPLY The Archbishop EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION WITH Where the wild moss -roses twine, the large -hearted Florence Nightin- Archbishop Barry, whose people liv- cf Clogne is Mgr. Schultze, success mon use in the churches of the we at work had been spent. This is the THE BUILDING TRADE, gaie was prejudiced against them. ed there. Ile was to have met the sor to Cardinal von Hartmann. An- at the end of the second century'. t Vulgate as we have it now. Make a scene far more endearing She did not want inure women Archbishop at the Imperial Hotel other change has been caused in the was composed most probably For this Irish heart of mine. n Considered critically it may rank hence it was called the Ital a. first among "scampering about the wards," and copies of the Cork. The train was some hours Sacred College by the death of his taly, Although the fathers and the wri t- Bible, whetherall wetheregard Glorious dreams are in the pealing prophesied that "these unoccupied in its integ. ana Dr. Barry was compelled Eminence Philir Cammassei. once era Tel. A1940. of the Roman Church publish ed rity in essentials, or in accidentals, Of those old Cathedral chimes, wonles tetiuld_go to the devil." But, late, to a letter for him. On leaving and Rector Patriarch of Jernsalem, their books in Greek up to the en d so that it is even considered as a And in organ tones revealing long Were their work was done, each aide of the office of the hotel of the Propaganda College, Rome. of the second century, yet the com perfect version, especially in regard All tIe charm of southern climes: Florence- Nightingale understood were two spies-Black and Tansa et mon people in Italy spoke Lath Luring love lies in the glances to the New Testament, in the estithe ions. and knew the value of at the hotel as Olive Schreiner. The Hale from the beginning cot ,- fruition of learned Protestants. Of dark eyes that shoot and their work. When the little band who were living.fellows DENTAL SURGEON. The heard Dr. These ticeth of Olive Schreiner has The gueste. tarred gleam from Bermondsey was going home, Barry asking the lady to give the preaured .many generous tributes co them all the books, as we haye Anglican Bishop, Wordsworth, tonow. St. Augustine called i t wards the end of the last century 148 BARRACK-8T. (Upstairs). As the broken sunlight dances she wrote generously to the Mother note to Father O'Gorman, and if he this well known South African writ. quite true and clear. On a shaded woodland stream. that he, together with Superiorn-"Your going home is the Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered Dennot cone, to tear it up. When er (says the Catholic Magazine for. We may be permitted to conclude declared many of the best informed men in greatest blow I have yet had. But did tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully draws the But the harp of Erin breathing de- South Africa). She had great gifts. from the many Greek and Ilebre the went away they Archbishop w Europe, had collated our Vulgate and my love and manded the letter. opened it. and but many who admired these most idioms in the Old attention of the public to the fact that his practice in Western Tenser strains that sorrow sings, God's blessingwith in the New with twenty-nine manuscripts, all Australia, during the last eighteen years, has been built on the you as you well read it, putting their own construc- will doubt whether the popular Testaments, that and While a stranger hand is wreathing gratitude go the translato dating from the sixth to the ninth solid foundations of meritorious skill and You know well, too. that tion on the word "quieter." recommendations Cypress leaves around the strings: know. knew They Al Hebrew well, and -at the sam e century, and that he had not disfame of "The Story of a South from gratified patients. He appreciates this so much that he And the blue eye's modest bearing I shall do everything I can for the took it that he was up to some- rican Farm" is a real measure of time that neither Hebrew nor any essential difference on wishes to prevent mistakes regarding his address. He has When it beams with love divine, Sisters whom you have left me. Hut thing. He arrived that night, sign- those gifts. Her father was a Ger Latin was his mother-tongue, but covered only the one establishment in Perth, and employs no agencies, any point dogmatic or otherwise. it will not be like you. Yogi- wishes ed his name in the register. and got man Protestane missionary; and her How a charm beyond comparing was Greek and that he trans - 'Indeed there is not a book of any touts, or canvassers in Town or Country. The Press praises, And I shall try to his room. will be our law. r this Irish heart of mine. Most About 11.30. after mother who was English, became a Fated from the Greek. likely the Medical Profession recommends, and the Public enclarees in the Crimea for their going to bed. he. heard a terrible Catholic late in life, and lived with he was a convert from Judaism, profane writer, like Homer or Vie-Rev, William Livingstone, hi to remainlong that this marvellous system of removing teeth is daily demon41, brought out d,ith the same dilias any of us are there. knocking at his door. sakes as Poems for Loyal Hearts. He asked the Assumptionist Sisters at Gra- and one of the Greek -speaking con - gence and attention. strated without pain. I do not presume to express praise who wet; there, and was answered, harnstown warted Jews, who first preached the Our beautiful sets of Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth are withqualified of best services the The or gratitude to you, Rev. Mother: Christian religion to the common men at that time were secured for out doubt the best in the world; the contour of the face and The Gentle Art of Smothering. if because it would look as people in Italy. By the end of the it; their work was done under guidmouth being reproduced in such a manner as to defy detection. For some time past the RECORD thought you had done the work not second century this version was corn. ance of the supreme spiritual auMoreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly tastehas found its foreign exchanges grad- unt) God, but unto me. You were mon in the West, and that is the thority; they collated all the He. less, and permanently wholesome and pure. 1 have many ually diminishing, and within the reason why it is called Vulgate brew and Greek codices that could above me in fitness for the Gen imitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. Teeth not fitpast few months the most important far (spread everywehere). ting can be remodelled on my new system. At least, call and manuolder also all the found, as American and Continental newsIts antiquity and clearness, as be see my dentures, before going elsewhere. My workmanship is Vulgate. What is the papers seem to have been suppressa:so the authority of the Roman scripts of the my best advertisement, because I devote all my time personally authority of the Vulgate? ed absolutely. Should they be al,:hurch that used it exclusively, dogmatic to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right where I am that the believe Catholic The must lowed through they are so old and gave it great weight. known by my reputation. But to the agrees with the original indilapidated as to be of little value. itala the same fate was reserved as Vulgate Country patients can be attended to in one day; consultaautographs in all essentials, Are the patriot propagandists of the Midday on Wednesday to the original Hebrew and Greek spired tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who conThe in all accidentals. not but Empire in America and elsewhere sult me and entrust their work to me. texts. Copyists corrupted it. They Fathers of the General Council of the Each Week is awing the gentle art of smothering Take a note of my address for reference, and call before deeither erred in the reading, or they Trent, after enumerating each and ciding to go elsewhere. that section of the press which will corrected the text arbitrarily and every book of the Old and of the Dentistry in all its branches by Skiled Assistants. wrongly; they made sentences more New Testament, pronounced as fol. persist in telling the truth in rela. York, First Saturday in the Month, Beverley, Pint Sunday. tion tc Empire matters? Things that Contributions, Reports, Etc., classical, expunged the Greek id- low's: "If one does not accept all are moving rapidly in Britain, and and Advertisements for the curioms, tried to make clear obscure these books with all their parts, as W. Dental Surgeon rent week's issue of THE texts, etc., etc. These deformities there are indications of a serious have been wont to be read in passed even into the Liturgy, and they Catholic RECORD may be taken. 148 BARRACK -STREET (Upstairs). mental disturbance within the CoaChurch for sacred and brought its unity into danger on the lition. All the arts of smotherei let him, be anatehma." account of the many different read- canonical, are behig levied on to suppress the oral Superinter.deress bob in worldThe Catholic holds that the Council ings. trite facts of history as it is being ly talent of administration, and our Vulgate auof Trent declared Pope Dainasus, who ruled the distilled by the precious pack of far more in the spiritual qualihcanot only in the sense that Church from 366 to 384, therefore thentic muddlers known as the Coalition tions which God values in a Superall passages concerning faith and commanded In thanking her friends for past favours, wishes to inform them St. Jerome to correct morals agrees with the inspired ori. Government of England, and to ior. 11.e being placed over you in this translation. None could be ginals; so that in reality' we possess and the public in general, that she has keep the people of the Dominions in our unenviable reign in the East better qualified for the work: he Sriesaintafetxreast ignorance. The rise of the Labour was my misfortune, and not my mcestssiblisitaci -day all the books enumerated by was a pillar of true orthodoxy, and to Party ii. England, and the immin- fault. written and originally llittanizassiss the Council, Dearest Rey. Mother, what excelled in the knowledge of the with the aid of divine inspiration. mum cf the subjugation of the Ma you have done fur the work no one HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). Hebrew language and of Hebrew order of Tory ascendancy by the can ever say. conformity defined by the Court But God rewards lore; he was a most capaLdeinter. The SECOND DOOR FROM PIER -ST. new orler of the working masses is you for it with Himself. is a conformity in essentials, that If I TEL. A1128 prefer. He first corrected the oil is in matters of faith and morals, giving the protagonists of the as- thought that your valuable health FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, AND ALL CATHOLIC of the Psalms end the also generally in matters of cendancy cult much food for re- would be restored by a return home. (Scene-Shows Sydney dense' up-to-date in the person of Neddy Car- translation REQUIREMENTS, "Ordo" for 1921 has arrived. NewTestament serious flection, and internally the Capital. I should nut regret it. My love and son, who, like the hero of "A Tale of Two Cities." hives her life original Gree k. These parts of the ,mhpoour-teavi :ere, did not re istic Government of Britain is show- gratitude will be yours, dearest (in this modern instance the Premiership) 'for another during the corrected Italy were at once adopt. m Thee jest the original texts of the Old ing signs of senile decay. And so Rev. Mother, wherever you go. I do French Revolution.) ,ed in Rome for liturgical me, and sod .of Neer degstements. eeips it is the old hypocritical device of not propose to give you any tribute rapidly spread over .tai and the 1st. Orange Lamb-Old Carson, whose Hume Rule Revolt versions, not even the o er smothering facts in the interests of but my tears." The letter ended West. We have now parts of the ancient At Papist heads sent brick ano belt, versions, on the ground that the Government is being worked for with the words, "The gratitude of Psalms so corrected in the Roman Latin Upon lay is gone, anothei they were not faithful to the inspie all it is worth. But knavery ams the army is yours." It was not unmissal and also some in the Roman And mug of martyr now puts on. About all these the duplicity' doesn't run a long tether, til the Victorian Jubilee, 30 years breviary. In 392 he made a new ed originals. What means that manner mild and mock did not express a word. anyhow. edition of the Psalter, also from the Council later. that the English survivors reOn bloke with such an awful cheek? Protestants thought that the Cows Greek of the Septuagint: this is the cil after its dogmatic ceived the Red Cross from their With such a sad and !saintly brow, declaration Mosque in Paris. text we have in our Latin Bible and had rejected all else except Sovereign: and ten years more had What is the joker up to now? the Vul Paris will shortly have a turretted to elapse before the last of the Irish in our breviaries. this false them gate; assumption mosque, from which a devout Muez- Sisters was summoned from the and. ditto --He plays the part of someone Sydney, Between 392 and 405 he made an to repudiate the Vulgate. led This as Who never threw a Belfast "kidney," entirely new Latin version. zin will daily call the faithful to Convent at Gort to receive the deco: This sumptionis contrary to the declaraTelephone, 8 Armada's, GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, But played some lofty give -all game, time he translated the Psalms and tions of eminent theologians, who prayers, and a library and confer- ration she had never asked. All Proprietor. And Carson feign,, to do the same, all the other proto-canonical books were present at the Council, such as ence hall which will be the gather- unconscious was the irony in Sister When Orange lambs for English stakes directly from the Hebrew and col- Salineron and Lainez. ine place for Mahomedans from as. Alovsius Doyle's reply of thanks: And fatter fees he now forsakes. lated them with the Septuagint and The Council did not pronounce parts of Asia, Africa, and Europe. "The weight of 76 years and the inFor glorifying selfish trick ether famous versions. He trans- the Vulgate to be faithful to the This will constitute France's token firmities of age will. I trust, disOld Neddy Carson is a brick. lated Tobias and Judith from the originals in all minor points. This of apreciation of the services ren- pense me from the journey to the. Chaldaic and parts of Daniel and was beyond the scope of the decree, dered Ly her colonial natives during "Palace." Forty-two years, indeed, Craig-Ned Carson nuw poses as martyr sublime Esther from the Greek. He did the war, although the scheme was ' had passed since the war, and she When up to the limelight he managed to climb. the public use of the Vulnot correct again the other deutero- because use man who ascended on bigots and bolts, first presented twenty-five years was now in need of nursing herself in the Church is of a dogmatic canonical books, that is, Wisdom, gate ago by the Prince d'Arenberg. The On Larne and pogrom plays further on dolts. character; it was also contrary to Ecclesiasticus, Baruch and the two BARRACK STREET, PERTH. Chamber of Deputies, however, has Squeezing a Victim. 'Tis not very grand to keep close to the pelf, mind of the Council, which on books of Maccabees, and so they the granted a credit of 500,000 francs to Says the Catholic Standard: Lloyd And let a wee Parliament fend for itself. dered the correction of the Vulgate. passed into the Vulgate as they In vain for a halo I look rotund his head, The Council did not pronounce a the Ministry of Foreign Affairs On George's Government, which has Old hale, with all their in the But wig. not a nimbus, is fitter for Ned. verbatim conformity, of the Vulgate the installation of the memorial to made such a hopeless muddle in mistakes. the inspired originals, but only Mahomed, and the Islamic society Ireland, is clear-headed enough in Carson (with look of highdouled sacrifice)The Psalter translated by St. Jer- with far as the substantial meaning known as the "Habous," charged dealing with Germany. There the Mrs. S. E, McCARTHY, It is the cause, it is the cause, my soul, ome directly from the Hebrew, nets isin so neither did it declare with the preservation of the holy people were kept so completely iv That number one still occupies my poll. er was adopted for the use of the thatconcerned; dogmas contained Via. in the places of Islam, has agreed to direct the dark by their Government that Of Nor'-east Corner still I'd be the star Church. The entire Bible, as pre- gate are expressed in the same way the construction. This society in- they never realised how utterly their If British pickings did not put a bar. sented by St. Jerome, although hold- as in the originals. It is therefore eludes he highest Mahomedan aft- country had lost the war. But still apart from fees and other fishes ing first place among the old ver- immaterial whether Gen. The IS, Morocco, cials of Algiers, Tunis, a Allies' 'proposal" to pay themselI have one priceless gift, and that's good wishes. sions, did not supersede the old we read: 'she shall crush thy' head' score of chamberlains, sheiks, grand ves from all German imported goods Of such, with feelings most sublime and tall, Itala in the West until the seventh er 'it shall crush thy head,' because visiere, and even ministers of reli- by demanding 50 per cent. of theft I make a present to that Senate small, century. is the same: Christ gious justice, whose appointment is value to be paid into the Treasury, The cause of this tardy accepta- the meaning Who'll realise the self -surrender made, Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors specialhis own power, or Mary the Sultan's prerogative. It is un- the other 50 per cent being paid to tion was on the one hand the at through The noble part by Neddy Carson played, through Jesus, ly Catered for. Under Owner's Personal Supervision would crush the head doubtedly the greatest of the reli. the German exporters as their paytacVment of clergy and people to of the infernal serpent. Who wee renown far weighty fee resigned. M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. gious associations of North Africa, ment in full, is as ingenious as it the Old Itala, and on the ether the But left good wishes with his gang behin'd. Furthermore the decree of the and has organised numerous pilgrim- seems likely to he effective. opposition of many, whom St. Jer- Council does not necessarily (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) With them I'm done; it was the only way: "Sit imply ae,sie to Mecca. The Habous in- down quickly and write: fifty." ome had offended by his outskopenThe rest is silence-dill some other day. A. M. W. every sentence of the originals ness. In the thirteenth century the that teffrf to direct the most capable At. reproduced in the Vulgate, or vice name Vulgate passed from the old is i'vn students toward Paris, where Repudiated. versa. There is reason to suppose Itala to the version of St. Jerome. they wiL be instructed in the Koran, The President of the Catholic 's0e.iksfee.14).,:lite.s.Oesck4ktf?.?..4ms4344:14ks.0e.s#cd,r4t.e.tfttliksOttfics94.PN It must not be supposed that the that some inspired books have disMalismedan theology and Moslem Union appeared: in very rare instances it of Great Britain, Admiral of work of St. Jerome is perfect He law in the new memorial, while re- the Fleet, Lord Walter Kerr, G.C.B., be the case with a sentence, himself tells us that he translated may ceiling the advantages of the Sor- having addressed a letter to Cats has not been proved. Tobias in one day, Judith in one butWethis bonne in the study of languages and distal Mercier in which he took ex add that even before the night, and the three books of Solo- art ofmay The original plan for a ception to the terms of a letter ad- Al fine efts. printing was invented, the man in three days. Mahomedan university called fen deeded by the Belgian Hierarchy whole, or the more necessary parts NEW NORCIA No wonder that under the circum- of the Scriptures, the selection of a site in north Aid. to the Irish Hierarchy on the posi- I) as the Psal even a genius, like St. Jen ter, the gospels andsuch ft. stances ca, but such intense riyalry deven then M Ireland, the following has the epistles, had Conducted by the ome, did Sisters of not attain the height of St. Joseph oped between the French colonial been addressed to Cardinal Logue been translated and copied hunperfection in his translation. The dreds of times in modern languages cities that it has been decided, to by the Catholic Federation of the version of St. Jerome has been especially by monks and nuns. avoid jealousy, to merge the rah Diocese cf Salford, and signed by 41 for the Education of Young 'Ladies As copied numberless times, and copy- the Reformation started 1111111111( gious and secular teaching in the the chairman (Right Rev. GerMgr. eel ists took undue liberty with it. The many, we will briefly statein what recognised capital of the French Ma- Canon O'Kelly-, -VG.), the general For Further Pattie -Mars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR old Itala was used together with St. was done in that country in this reVI homedans. Don't blame the dog in the manger; see.'etary (Very Rev. Canon Shar Jerome's work by learned men: in gard. the editions in the rock I, and the organising secretary course of time the text of St. Jer- languageAmong he may have been suffering from of the German people in Quakers and Ireland. mcwstwoswimPFwiPiPoc28,74PoswiFowew ome was corrupted. Various great past centuries, (Mr. Thomas F. Burns):-"The Ca"nerves " we may mention in men, well versed in Scriptural knowFederation tholic of of the the The reputation diocese of Quakers for first place a Gothic translation ledge. endeavoured to remedy the the IF you feel like growling at everything, truthfulness is unexcelled. Here is Salford feels that the public should of Bishop Ulfilas, towards who died RAILWAY -- RECHABITE evil-- such were Alcuin, St. Peter the end of the what the English Quakers say of be informed that the Catholic Union and barking at everybody, then you're fourth century. This Mullein and Lanfranc; but notwith- is the Ireland, as reported by the Aseoei- of Great Britain is not established oldest known document in the sufferingfrom"nerves,"and you would standing their best endeavours cor- German language; fragments Coffee ated Press from the Washington in any diocese or parish, as such, in of it be well advised to call in at a chemist's and ruption increased. After the art are preserved in Stockholm, Woffenhearing: "The report said that the Great Britain, and is not known MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. of printing was invented, the humpurchase a bottle of CLEMENTS TONIC. English Government had ceased to even by name to the bulk of our The most suitable for Visitors to Perth. buttel Milan. They are right opposite the and In addition to anists began to substitute a inure Perth Railway Station. Best attention and Moderate Prices. function over at least 80 per cent. people outside London. The federa. For over thirty years CLEMENTS TONIC classical Latinity. and corrected as that set-en old copies exist of transof Ireland. 'The Sims Fein Govern lations, dating from the eighth to has proven a positive restorative and silent could and would run the counthe twelfth century. About fifty difsedative in cases of nervous debility, try; the report declared, and at preferent mantiscrips, dating from the insomnia, loss of appetite, and similar middle ages are preserved in varioue sent order and safety are only found libraries in Attetria and Germany. ailments. Thousands of business in districts from which the English After of the art printing was inventmilitary and police have been withand women,.too have maintained their ed, and long before Luther's transdrawn. 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THE W.A. RECORD, SATURDAY,

APRIL 2, 1921

VICTORIAN LETTER

Sir Hamar Greenwood

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A %cry large assemblage gathered citizens at the West Coolup Hall on Friday should band together in a league evening last, when a very fine enterthat is, against disloyalty. The joke tainment was given, the object of a Loyalist League has already been the function being twofold, viz., the (By Our Special Representative.) in existence for years, valiantly de- celebration of the feast day of Old fending the Throne and Empire. Ireland's patron saint, and, segondMelbourne, March 22, 1921. are two other bodies, how- ly, the miring of funds for the CaThanks to the efforts of local There for this Patrick's ever, that claim to stand St. another Church, and both objects were -loyalists," Times, British Empire League tholic (By Verax, in the Catholic BRISK 0 FFICIAL.' The gathering inDay has uitnessed a triumph for purpose-the Fede- fully realised. Protestant Australian the mei of January 29th. last.) proSUM The cluded representatives from Pinin Melbourne. ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT :: FREMANTLE. TO ISSUE THIS WEEKLY here MYSELF Ireland UPON IT TOOK ''I to written have these Both ration. long, and Yalup a mile Mandurah, jarra, Coolup, at least was "They learn nothing and they forGreenwood. cession 'Loner MARY."-- sir in support for asking paper, the the of WHOSE Napoleon any presidCornish said MURDERER,' to pass Mr. Henry Brook. A 'DITCH get nothing," and it took an hour "PRESIDENT DE VALERA, Weekly task of defending the Empire. ed over the gathering, and his breezy Summary. Bourbons. One may say the same LIFE IS 'LESS THAN DUNG.' given point. At the Exhibition their The net proceeds from the St. opening remarks put the gathering thing of Sir Ilamar Greenwood. He a sports carnival was held, Building, a constitute festival Day exthe in good heart to assimilate was out 'lining ditches' in the and a s Isorous speech delivered by Patrick's has learned nothing from his "When I went to Ireland my first the profit being £500 in ex- things that were provided for the Rathfarnham direction and firing Dr. Phelan, Bishop of Sale. This record, periences in the disastrous months Insurance Company, Limited. duty was to revive the morale of at be- would be practically all that could cess of that of last year. The amount evening's Valera . . . Rev. too. pleasure. The of his Irish Secretaryship, and he policeman ConIrish Royal (The that force furtherance of Father O'Grady also occupied a seat SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACEBTREET, PERTH. still repeats the phrases he used to longs to a race of treacherous be said, if it were not for the alarm- will be spent in the One of the . . . stabulary). of education. House Catholic repeat last autumn in the murderers, and he has inducted ist tactics adopted by the papers in of honour at the table with the FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. PLATE GLASS, methods an opted for heartening Commons, without apparently the The Outlook in Victoria. genial Harry, and it is safe to asIreland into the murderous trea- reporting it. this force was to issue this 'Weekly and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST associates He by the race. not announcing his moral when slightest gleam of understaiiding man sume that cf a chery make that mica upon You cr opinion it of the I took . strongly am . I E MIDWOOD, Manager. CURRENT RATES that hard facts have convinced all Summary'. himself with the R.C. Archbishop Act of i arliament, nor can you the outlook from the Irish point of items the two had a host of anecSum'Weekly this issue to myself words his that Lord the world since then of Dublin in writing to the make a man loyal by e municipal is better now than ever before. dotes to relate to each other by the mary.' " the proa White Cross regmation. But this was just what view to do not tally with the obvious realiA great addition organise way. to Mayor that shown been conclusively -Sir Hamar Greenwood, in the Fund for 'the relief of the perse- the Melte urn:: City Council attempt- Itthehas ties of the situation in Ireland. Re. Irish -Australians cannot be put gramme was the appearance of Mr. cently he reviewed his Black and Er glish House of Commons, Nov. 24, T41 3661 cution and suffering of those who ed to do by ordering that a large out of countenance by any petty ac- J. Watkins, who is relieving Mr. M. Dublin. in "Auxiliaries" 1923. and enemies' Tans have fallen under the Union jack should be carried in tion on the part of their opponents. Sinclair, Coolup's station master, and He expressed his admiration for gentleinan delighted the audiNA e have known and seen A regulation The newly-formed and active Selfof the Weekly Summary hate' procession. issue of the The front them, described them as "the gal- dated "L'ublin, Friday, February 4, some political frauds on the Irish this sort was irritating and in. determination for Ireland League of ence by his fine voice in the various lant forces of the Crown," told them 1921" (Vol. 1, No, 26) publishes two stage in our time, but a more of suiting. As Father Barry said, "We is engaged in preparing to items he rendered, his singing of they could count on his support, leading articles and many para- shaineiess yet skilful imposter it arc neither more loyal nor less loyal Australia put broadcast before the people the 'The Exile" and the "Dear Little and denounced those who wrote in graphs calculated "to revive the Miss been our duty to ana- for having walked behind the Union logic and the facts of the Irish situa- Shamrock" being very fine. never has condemnation of them as people morale of that force." lyse." Jack." The City Council had an im- tion, and I am hopeful that the peo- Zanetti, who journeyed up from who, during the war, had been "the adalso greatly Brook, was Yalup an in an assertion with made asking for are in begins leader pertinence statements selfhave sufficient principal These ple of Austraiia champions of every shirker through- theThefollowing sentences:I'he official publication of the English of loyalty after the display last year respect to hear the arguments and mired in the items she rendered, out the broad dominions of the Ern. Ur. Olga of Miss playing the beautiful marchof soldiers out for returned 10,060 when paid they logical'Government, whither them to follow "The police are the keepers of pi re." in her pianoforte solo was public purse end circulated among ed. And further, to ask relatives of ly lead. One of the plans of the quhart the Some Stubborn Facts. the peace. treats of the evenmusical one of or respect authorised "are pay homage to who Irishmen local a Constabulary is to address movement new and "They treat all as friends A few days before Sir Hamar rethe uttermost." The for the flag of England now is ridicu- branches if the Returned Soldiers' ing, the technique and phrasing of folk of good repute until facts to use force to viewed his forces in Dublin, a courtharmony of the piece being well So it League throughout of these paragraphs is lous to the point of insult. the country. the martial tried a prisoner for looting prove them otherwise. help the publication handled. lt is quite a while since made 'at a time when the English appeared that no Irishman or Irish - There can be no objection to this, we NEW NORCIA. "They guide the young, a creamery aid stealing £75 in cash. heard Mrs. Baker in her favourwho since the organising secretary of the to found be could endeavouring are Australian Forces Armed the old niiddleaged, and succour The prisoner was found guilty and aim Fishes," and those CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS, discover the whereabouts of Mr. de would catry the flag, and an out- new league (Mr. J. J. Collins) is an ite, "Wishes her and the frail in time of trouble. sent to prison for twelve months. evening on Friday is not difficvlt to under- sider had to be hired to do so, for a exanember of the A.I.F., who bears who heard correct the wayward, Valera. It action ' They He had wor the rank of Major and this Constabulary consideration of fifteen shillings! permanent marks of his loyalty in were delighted with her rendering of what the D.S.O. for good service in the frustrate the plans of evil -doers, steni the song. Mr. J, Fermi' gave a if Mr. de Valera. officially As soon as the procession moved off, the form of an injured hand. take will lives and property had he the Nevertheless, and protect great war. Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. old Irish murderer," two ',ming men attempted to seize a "ditch as described A fortnight ago the Protestant very fine rendering of the of all well-disposed persons." fallen so low as to become a thief. "Killarney," as a cornet the whose life is "less than dung," falls the flag. but were prevented by Federation arranged a loyalist de- favourite, a looter, while serving as one of Sir of the Summary ap- into their hands. Editor for solo. it The carried themselves who police, in the Melbourne Town monstratioa Another of parently neglects to read the daily Hamar's auxiliaries. following programme was Time second feature in this issue of come of the way Eventually it was Hall to declare their supreme loyalty BROTHER DIRECTOR. For Particulars Apply to the Sir Hamar's irregulars, Cadet Herte, Prese or even the official reports of theA "Weekly of St. Mary's," Summary" is the ef- handed back to the authorised the Empire, and to reprobate the submitted:-"Bells was found "guilty but insane," when Dublin Castle, "Wishes and Fishes." The Constabulary fort to excite among the English re bearer. and carried by him furled. to Miss Mills; in our midst that would tried for the murder of Canon Mag- readers of the Weekly Summary cruits to the Constabulary hatred of "Then," said Bishop Phelan, "it was disloyalty Baker; cornet solo, "Kul to British forces as "hired Mrs. L. etc., ner. This proved that it was pos- have murdered since February 3rd, the Catholic Church and particular- rolled up and put away in readiness refer Mr. J. Farnell; recite. assassins." Now, it is clear that Jamey," sible for a madman to go out raid- among others, James Coffey (aged ly of its priests. thin, Miss' Birch: songs, "The Exile," procession." following next year's The for LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. these people (and their supporters) coming the Irish countryside in Shamrock," and Little "The Dear the 19), Daniel Mahony (aged 17i, paragraph appears under the headreference, In ar editorial are ignorant of a good many facts mand of an armed force. Michael J. Kelleher (aged 14), Tim- ing "Responsibility of the Church": Argos gives utmost blame for the' inci- of history, ancient and modern. So "Mona," Mr. J. Watkins; piano solo, & Lunacy. othy O'Sullivan (aged 48), Daniel for not it was thought that, at any rate, Miss Olga Urquhart; song. Miss E. "1 was talking to a well-known dents to the City Council al- they could not object to an offer Nicholas; Russian dance, Mr. Harold We have some further evidence Maloney (aged 65), and Michael Farprocession the MUSIC SELLERS, prohibited having THE MURRAY-STREET a in Liverpool owner steamship that, under the Hamar Greenwood rally (aged 70). Irish sympathisers being made for a speaker to explain Faniell. Additional items were givWho give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. iew days ago about the Irish dif- together. The the system of Black and Tannery, lunauthorities into this to them-provided that they en by Miss Zanetti and Mr. Watkins, leading article here have got this principal But sur180 MURRAY-STREET (near Bows). to my ONLY ADDRESS: l'E somewhat and ficulties, position that themselves were accorded the same who rendered "Island of Dreams' acy does not disqualify a men from continues:- prise lie turned vigorously round the same undignified Correct Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. being 'et loece on "the mere Irish" forces occupy in Ire- courtesy on another occasion. The and "Roses." British the am I Irvine, 'Mr. keep-and who said: those and "With on me NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. During an interval in the dancing, with arms in his band. it is put on it is possible death for following letter was sent to the genehave kept-the peace, the police a Catholic to fact I know, hence land-where be Write for Free Catalogue. record in a roes: meat published by seen with hands in ral secretary of the Protestant Fede- which was interspersed through the to will keep the peace still, but-on my surprise) and I tell you all civilians riffles following the programme,' STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. Lord Henry '3entinck's Committee, BEST such a state That pockets! their the ration: the plotters and organisers of the same that the root of were disposed of, the winners being and signed by Mr. R. C. Grey, an can exist is a travesty up"Dear Reverend Sir,-It will rea- as murders, alike on those who aid whole trouble in Ireland lies in id affairs (do note shilling Englishn.aa, and a retired civil ser- -and follows:-Ten the of and a mockery liberty, on priests, dily be conceded that unity is a ne- noted by Mr. Watkins), No. 44, Mr. those who abet, alike on those the teaching of the young Idr. Grey, while in the servant. it. cessary condition of progress, not who openly practise or covertly laying special emphasis on young flag which governs Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. vice of the Cr ,wie was for a while The Argus report had a double alone in nations, but in empires also; J. Watkins; sideboard ntnner, No with murder-one pritste. I quite agree that the sympathise British Resident in one of the Miley 2S, Mr. T. Gowman; two packets In "The Famous "Snigg's Corner," Jack column heading: "Union stop could with associated Church discord is who are Catholic the enemy all of achievement. and Roman the of Director States, and late* prominence to In Australia perhaps too much bit- tea, No. 19, Nellie lItCarthy; 2nd., this unclean thing, they will desthese terrible conditions in Ireland stilted," and it gave music Sinclair. The Mr. Jock Serbian Relief Fund in Macedonia 13, No. suggestion Bishop Phtlaras sarcastic terness is imported into our public for the dances was kindly suppliea. THE PLACE TO GO FOR cend with all the force et their if it liked." during the war. Mr. Grey is, there. . The police are It is a consequence of such para. that next year a criminal from discussions, particularly where command. fore, not one of the "elerkers." Ile by Mrs. Foley, Misses Olga UrquSILK and FASHION FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, Pentridge might be obtained, who, land is concerned. Feeling that Ireto the utforce use to authorised it N iviniber young last so many tells what happened graphs r,s these that in a Black and Tan uni- behoves us, as good citizens, to hart, V. Zanetti, and Mr. J. DalrymSHIRTS, SOK, TIES, ETC. termost-force without sent-eo Irish ',nests have been flogged and if dressed elute be cos residing in Ci tie and. a:. acted Leach Mr. Harold ple. of bearer suitable be a compass the downfall of the crinii- tortured ity Auxiliary Police and form, wouldJack. this bitterness and eliminate M.C. in his usual capable style, and he describes how one of the AuxiliThis, of course, abate EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL the Union eats who in their blind fanatieism Black and Tan Constabulary. dissension es far as humanly pua the trippers had a real good time ary Reece. "an officer and a gentleCOUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. embodies a direct charge against sible, we make theis following would turn Ireland from prosperpro- About midnight supper was served headed is paragraph man," walked into a licuee in Kit. A second ire troops in auxiliary British the anarchy." ity to an posal: that you allow a member of to the guests, which was highly ap!aloe, pistol in hand, following "The Roman Catholic Church and land --a charge that for the honour Question-Absolution of the flag (if it is to be honoured) the Self-Determination League to preciated. The committee worked DON'T FORGET THE old lady who was going hose with Every casualty inflicted on the the Irish minutes at your extremeiy hard to make the affair ',hen came this straine Crown Forces in Ireland is officially Given to Murderers." . her son ADDRESS deterred to be met on open ground. speak forontwenty Thursday evening, and a succers, and with their hard sceue:called murder. The 'Irish people no in it (the But nothing is said as to the facts meeting played part "The they house in return we invite a member of working lion secretary (Mrs. Nlcear at the CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. "On arrival less loyally than other peoples, sup and priests any the Ireland: of by the occupation Question) of Irish found the father, an old man, sit- port their own Volunteers in prefer- prelates of the Roman Church is reflection upon it is said to be in- your organisation to address our thy), who left in stone unturtied. league's rally for the same space of they call certainly claim the high To him the officer of- ence to the troops of the national ting there. al:Rutted in a great deal of mys- sult. This is an ostrich policy that tune. We venture think that our appueciation that is their due. The fered his revolver, pointing the bar- enemy. Consequently few will esfor more explana- any of us who try to have a basis representative couldtoput calls and tery telling and own stomach valuable his rel at cape Constabulary violence, of facts fur our opinions cannot formation before your members, in- committee was as follows:-Mee tion than we have ever had. and clatees Birch, Foley, Reid. Harapeet. him to 'shoot, and shoot straight.' No mote sinister incitement to instance, the Church agree to. I, for example, have heard could clear up many misconceptions for "When, he that protested old gentleman been The wholesale murder and anent has gave absolution and burial to the what Archbishops Kelly, Clune, and which doebtlees exist as to -the aims Sperm Sinclair, Mills, C. Paull, with had never fired a revolver in his published even in previous issues of Mrs. Urquhart as treasurer and Mra clearly Spence have said: what Fathers Lord Mayor of Cork, who ideals of the Self -Determination V.:Carthy as hon. secretary. life, and did not wish to do so now,' the "Weekly Summary." This offiThe suicide, it courted the Forrest. M.S.H.. Kennedy, D.S.O., and League. but the officer insisted, and repeat- cial organ has informed the Consta- committed rtemipts and expenditure in connecmade and O'Donnell have said. and I have scoffing of unbelievers who CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK "We make this offer of exchange Con with the entertainment are ar ed his order to 'shoot and shoot bulary that they "are authorised to the that Englishmen declare what proniinent as to read so bold At this was ineffectual use force to the uttermost, force of ideas in a fraternal spirit, for Are follows:--Receipts, at door, £3 9s: straight.' PIER Note the Address : Church would always find a way have said or written. How can I feel that such a plan would the officer turned to the young man without stint," against what has be benefruit. out where its own popularity was deny some credence to the state of ficial to Australia, Ireland, and the sale of tickets, 12/6; sale of A43US, Private 'Phone, A2938. and ordered him to shoot. This so shown itself in the latest Irish elec'Phone, raffles, .19/6; sweets, of 4/-; sale Pope the of statements failure all their The at stake facts to whieh terrified the old lady that she col- tions to be 83 per cent. of the whole Empire. It by this means we -do £k/5,'6; donations, £11131-; sale of to exercise his authority over re- testify. lapsed, fell to the ground, hurting people no more than restore all possible programmes, 5/10; total, £9/8/6 ExFood for Reflection. bellious priests like Archbishop herself rather severely, and began amenities of controversy to our pun. penditure: Hire of hall, 10/-; goods, is headarticle leading second The Mannix shows that even Rome is Ilere is what Mr. Asquith said to scream. In the commotion that ed lic discussion on this important mat- 4/-; postage, 2/6; advertising, 10/-; he Murderers' Masquerade." howa step, to take frightened followed the oficer left the house, It concludes with the words:murter, we shall have achieved much. deliberate "Cold-blooded, by etedlt balance, £8/21-; total, ever just. which may imperil its taking with hint the young man, "For the Provisional Council. der has been traced and credited £9/8/6. RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. tried to So has Fein) Irish people. (Sinn the "It with prestige whom he now expressed his inten"Yours faithfully, to of the uniformed servants teach a democratic people that we have priests evidently giving tion of shooting. Ile actually stood things are being done (Signed) GERALD R. BALDWIN: Sign Yourself ROMAN CATHOLIC and Crown, the ballot. than acand is better bullet murderers the to absolution him up against a wall, and there is in Ireland by authority and inAfter two days' consideration this on the Census Paper. CHAS..E. LIOSDEN. isansser. DANIEL MULCAHY, Proprietor. "Sinn Fein has failed, and the sass ins and a Church making no knowing what might have hapof the Executive which offer was rejected, with the curt reand the dupes are alike heroes of men who deal in bombs citement pened but for the fact that while deceivers from to was would a fitting place in the ply that "there nothing take justice. fugitives and incendiarism." IRISH NATIONAL the boy was pleading for his life two blackest annals of the lowest des- argue. 'about." If that was so, why "The end-and their end-is in other members of the corps d'elite, Constabulary thus officially Inpotism of the European world." their meeting? FORESTERS sieht." & colleagues of the officer, arrived on formed as to priests and the CathoSir Herbert Samuel, now Adminis. This incident gives an accurate A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. The news columns of the issue are lic Church are not likely to waste trator of Palestine, wrote in the iuea of the differende between tn.. the scene and interfered, setting 634 HAY -STREET. NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB Opposite King EdTel. A1655. M. J. McDERMOTT, Proprietress. ward MISS No Hostel,. Initiation PM Cheapest Conthe boy free. This particular offi- filled with the usual inflammatory any courtesy in their treatment of London 'limes last July: a two organisations: one advocates tributions. cer was discovered to be both mad paragraphs, gathered, with evil effi- either Pure \Vax Candles, 65 per cent. pure Beeswax, in conformity with "If what is going on now in Ire- plan which, in its estimation, "would requirements; Tapers, Wicks Sanctuary 011, Charcoal, Insense, Church Drenches: and drunk, but though his own in- ciency, from a score of anti -Irish Hugh , Per tit, ineets Among other quotations pubb ;lithe to Australia, Ireland, land had been going on in he beneficial a SpeHoly 011 Stocks, Missal Markers, Priests' New Ritual, Pictures Thursdays, In the Trades Hall Notable among these ed in this, issue a letter from 'A dividual method of lifting the ter - journals. Austrian Empire, all England and the E.npire," the other arrog- alternate cialty. Stations of the cross, Acts or Consecration to The Sacred Heart; (Room 14), Beaufort -street, Perth. tor of the pistol from Ireland is not quotations are several references to Loyalist" is prominently displayed. Irish Horn and Mother of Pearl Rosaries; suver Children of Mary Medals: would be ringing with denuncia. antly claims a monopoly of all loyal- Milan Boru Branch, Fremantle, every Conference; PhOtos. of Dr. Minimax; Books by late Pictures of Bishops' alternate Tuesday, universal it is, unfortunately, not Mr. Eamonn de Valera, the elected It :elites to the destruction of proFriendly Societies tion at the tyranny of the Haps- ty and of all wisdom. Unless hu- Hall, 64 Adelaide -street; Secretary's Canon Sheehan and Father Benson. Good supply of Irish Music and Readconfined to this angle case. Other President of the Irish Republic, perty by the Crown Forces:Thompson. ing matter by Fr. Lasance, sir James Butler, and Francis burgs. England to-day wax irility is Lever to triumph, surely it Address, W. Keating, 23 Burt -street, who is referred to in captions as the similar cases have been reported:* Agent for Catholic Directory, 1921, Record, Sacred Heart Messenger, Our reinauille. Caries Stuart Parnell, of and occupiers shamed whole pride. owners before the world. against such "The avad should Lady's annals, St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Press. Advocate, St. AnBoulder; secretary's address, Court One wonders if this "officer and "Murder Gang's President." Among because are all sympathher Irepremises of treatment uf last night, these Hall the Cathedral At U'ish, American. and thony's Annals, Ave Marla, Retittger's Magazine. Hotel, Boulder; meats alternate Fridays. gentleman." who was not only mad these references are the following Circulating Library. St. Patrick's Badges, land." English Literature stocked. isers with the I.R.A., if tiot actual the Rev. Father Kennedy, D.S.O., John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. but also drunk, is still serving in quotations from an abscure anti -ReLarge .Assortment. Mr. Arthur Henderson, a stalwart gave an address upon the Irish situa- O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland JuncThey will give niembers of it. tion. "Hamar Greenwoods 'Own." publican sheet:no assistance to the police to le- Englishman, said: tion. He made one particularly to Lend on implication to the 5-lousy Scandal of the Burning of Cork. "Ilow was it possible to inspire good point: "What has the 'four square' teet and bring to justice the perSociety's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. Finally, there is the colossal scan- Spanish Caviller brought us? He respect among Irishmen for Bripetrators of this cruel gang. Hence "They talk of dragging down alaxwell, Barrack -street, Perth, or the seerethary, care I. Sitigg, dal of the suppressed report on the tish law and order by reprisals, has brought us 40.000 military inthis is time only means of punish. the Union Jack," he said. "Carson Getieral Barrack-street. burning of Cork. Sir Hamar Greenwhich were nothing short of lynch stead of 3,000. Because he has mg them, and it is justifiable." flouted the King himself. He made wood declared on December 13th his murdered 300 police and military. law,. and which had besmirched a public threat that if Home Rue On January 27th, 1921, Michael PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG belief that this was the work of the . He has mutilated and maim- Garvey was murdered in his bed by the fair name of British democwere set in operation in Ireland MEN'S SOCIETY. Sinn l'eMers. No one but himself ed ever 500 men He has Constabulary in Belfast. The murracy and revolted many of their he would lead his forces in rebel. 604 HAY -STREET, PERTH. believed it. A public enquiry by a ' debased, demoralised, and degrad- der was a reorisal for the attack on best friends across the Atlantic." lion and nand over his allegiance the Patronage of II, Sir civil tribunal was asked for. ed public boards, who propose to three constables the previous evenAnd Lord Buckmaster said: to a Protestant King, who was Arelthi,liop Clime). Hamar refused it. He stated there disemploy Labour, cheat the poor, ing, in which two were killed. The Room, Lounge, Library, Card Though some murders may be afterwards declared England's Billiard Room, Cricket Club, Harriers' Club, would be an enquiry by a military and starve the insane., The Span- "Weekly Summary," however, takes worse than others. all are utter]) arch-enemy. Yet this man was Debating, Musical, and Dramatic commission under General Strickish Caviller has made all his 'war' advantage of an English Press comabominable, and that murder has given a portfolio in the English society. land, and said: on Ireland-has defamed it-ex- ment to make clear to its readers been done in the name of the Cabinet." ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. "The best and most impartial en. cept as the land of savages and as- that their crimes, wherever possible, Crown during the last few weeks While we cannot acquit those who A SOcIETV THAT EVERY LATIIOLIL quiry will be that held by the Gen- sassins-has -dehumanised it-has will in Ireland, no impartial observer villify Ireland of conscious blindness, YOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. be attributed to Sinn Fein. aatal Officer commanding on the Full particulars on application toetripped it of Christianity and The "Yorkshire Post" is quoted uncan deny. we can acknowledge the fact that Vi. J. WEIHJ, Hon, Secretary. spot. General Strickland is the God. and has left us the Devil and der the headings: "Assassination of With sure statements as these be- thee are nt vertheless blind, by reaonly person in the court-martial Valera-until he hangs himself. Anyone-Sinn Fein 'Law?". fore his mind and with a letter from Pon of their ignorance. I am hopearea who is in a position to hold a This is the land we have "Three policemen have been Archbishop Clutie in his hand, ful that, with the working of the Society of St. Vincent de Pau fair enquiry, and he will hold it. He now got 'under God'-and the shot in Belfast (two of them fa- Bishop Phelan termed the Black new League, their eyes will be openWestern Australia (lncorp). is one of the most distinguished offiSpanish Cavilier. . . Had the tally Yesterday a Sinn and Tan forces "hired assassins." In ed. cers in the British Army. I have fellow a thousand lives their forSt. Patrick's Day was preceded by Feiner named Michael Gawey the name of reasonableness, how can every confidence in him and in his feiture would be less than dung flue Society exists for the purpose the Argus or local "loyalists" ob. of devotions for a tridumm the (Garvey' was murdered in his bed aaSisting worthy families and others, enquiry." compared to what Ireland has It can at least be demanded speedy satisfaction of the troubles or in Belfast. A number of men ject? Including liunates of public institutions, He has held his enquiry, and prelost " that they study the facts. Talk of Ireland. prayers for In indigent circumstances, and engages Our that entered the house early in the sented his report. It has been held A second reference to President de good works. mt is governed in morning and shot the youth, who about the "grand old flag." the end can advantageously be contin- by other a council. omee in No. 52 imp floor) up for more than a month. Sir Valera tuns: -"mother ceuntry," etc., is'beside the ued, along prayers: for with the is said to be a chemist's assisRol a1 Arcade, Perth, and has branches Hamar still holds it back, and there conferences in many parishes "Valera ie a very smart sort of tant. Possibly lie was suspected point, when evidence of the above persecutors of Ireland, whether or Or is talk of another official enquiry by throughout the State. fellow. , not they limuty what they do. He has a fancy for of giving information to the au- nature is brought forward. somecrie else. Meanwhile, a mai., The calls on Its funds are many, and ditch murders, apparently, for he thorities." with a view to supplementing Its reof other evidence has been publishsources, the Society Invites persons [This is a specimen of the literature issued on behalf and in the ed, which is enough to convince the when making their wills to remember its name of His Brittanic Majesty to inculcate and foster a spirit of jus work. Bequests may be made to favmost sceptical that Cork was delibour or the Particular Council, or any erately fired by the Ilamar Green. tice and humanity in his soldiery, whose duty is to protect his Crown, Conference or the Soriery. wood Bashabazouks; and there can property, and possessions, and otherwise establish and preserve Law he little doubt that General Strick- and Order and Peace in his realms. Woe betide the source of such "inYOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF land is as convinced of this as telligence"! Not only may Sinn Fein requite such methods in its own WESTERN AUSTRALIA. every other fair-minded enquirer, way for its own defence, but Omnipotence may also wield revenge in a HIS NAME AND SPIRIT LIVE FOR EVER ! Under the l'atLograboofp.Ills Grace the and has said so. Under normal cir- manner thin even English Authority could understand as emanating 4. 4. cumstances one would expect to from a just God.-Ed. Objects: The Study of the Language, hear one of two things -either that Music, History, Literature, and Dancing G Sir Heiner Greenwood had resigned echo of General Tudor's mild appeal. any of them indulged in arson, lootof Ireland, and the revival of the ideals from of an Irish -Ireland the Chief Secretaryship, or that the to them week: ago not to go about ing, etc., they would be liable to be Oh" Time Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY General had asked to be relieved of burning down property and, "em- tried on a capital charge by courtCatholic Newsagents, or EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. 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The liish National Foresters this bazaar, prince carnival, and grand art union in aid of liquidat- year held their 33rd. annual Coning the heavy debt on the C.B.C., vention in St. Patrick's Hall, Bat South Melbourne, will be held in larat, on Monday and Tuesday, BRITAIN'S LOOT NOW OVER FIFTY MILLIONS A YEAR. September next. Several societies March 7th and 8th. It was a great amongst them the I.N.F., have pro- success, and was the first occasion ea., the Irish Catholic of January 8: an annual Conference of the society rinsed stalls and princes. a White Paper Issued this week had been held outside Melbournein thei admits during' nig, iiiii=tar=rye ended March A permanent home has been se-. Interesting matters were discussed, Little Company oi Mary -are carry- etervativa in that country, he says, QUEENSLAND. frotn Ireland a revenue or over be not to was extorted Milk a appalling. was in Margaret Brothers and the debates were orSt. for the Christian of a high Mount on at cured ing in his travels through Aue- charge of the parochial schools .n der. TI- High Chief Ranger, Bro- VgastuutiTIV:viriro St. Penick's School Hall, Valley, great charitable work for those suf- had. sum the Geelong parish, at a cost of tier J. McCann, presided, and at the safe to conclude that the actualis conwas crowded Sc, the doors and be- fering from mental diseases. A new tria Le never saw a cow or a horse, from the Irish taxpayers Everything had £5,006. close of the Convention was thank- wrung yond, to hear Father O'Flynn on wing was recently added to their goat or sheep. the by iteraelievialinn.e.zreee:s u ro fur: during people been taken front the cost of ed for his zealous The work throughout hospital. beautiful on the Tuesday the 'Irish Question The Catholic. ef Mildura have de- the year. Delegates had a reserved of 503 millions *acknowledged nearly evening prior to St. Patrick's Day. new buildings will run into, it is the war. thirty millions are said to have been cided to build a new church at a car for their use in travelling by called The audience even crowded the stated, at least £20,000. They were Irlstm Services, leaving a balance The Archbishop of Sydney, speak- cost of £8,000. rail to and from Ballarat. The deleur ue;atiy 2Y millions fcr Imperial exschool wound. The programme was opened recently by 'the State Afton to the necesreferred ing at Roselle, nciture. pi who gates were on warmly McTiernan, welcomed Father Mr. one. eley-General, All an Ireland Over (so -caned) en,. The (wish Services the the men of of crganising sity Dr. Phelan (BisThe Right Rev. their arrival, and were liberally enO'Flynn was given a rousing recep- paid a gret t tribute to the charitable various parishes to form a commit- hop tlie of Sale) will leave on his ad bra- tertained during their visit. The Voteee tgreirs'aZigid?netMefiseetiaolid etttion when he lose to deliver his ad- work aril nursing skill of the Sisas whose achieve of the schools, tee in defence Rome on April 27, and across itie Channel visit te roiled ille Very Rev. Father Kerin and the dress. The address itself was in ters. Com, and a score wren% in Balbriggan, there would probably be a policy will probably be absent about six Rev. Father Reidy, and the Mayors s have, In the wordy the distinguished orator's best vein, He expects to be bask of the City and Ballarat East, re- ri,r ilieerniZrestr or fnc Labour Com"The greet fault of the present of hampering their teachers, the months. and a powerful impeachment of same as in Victoria. They are pre- for the official opening of the new ies ed a rousing reception from the (iiiiiitissiti,iiiEtniiecr.y.43:!,igiegtIsar.ritirn% British Tory Government in Ire- time in Australia," said Attorney the way to college at Salt., the foundation stone delegates on their visit to the ConFrequent applause greeted General IsleTiernan, the other day, paring, said his Grace, land. all teachers by one disqualifi- of which was blessed en the 13th. terence. The two Mayors extended a monstrous tyranny it is that not only his eloquent denunciation of the was selfishness -one section of the stop He wanted ilea. It is hoped that his Grace the a hearty welcome to the delegates. grinds the Irish people to powder, but cation and another. another. upon murderous methods of the Crown community preying Forces in their handling of the Irish There was nut enough altruism. The the men to organise and take charge Most Rey. Dr. Mannix will perform Cordial speeches were made by ViettVa417 ttemethe:ginP01."gring". tyn miltVet), of the schools. the opening ceremony. During his selfishness, was of the day Rev. Father Kerin and Father lions per annum for the upkeep of the people. "Nations," said the lectur- Gospel organtsation that has been called into absence it is Bishop Phelan's inten- Riedy. 'loth were favourably er, "that had ideas only of wealth, which lay- at the root of many of the purpose of visit Ireland. P.P. tion to sufJ. Sharkey, country Very Rev. the which with the society. The -High rola rdermlahned from pressed heart evils rign I Weelcitinni" power and. pleasure, died of McThe process or bleeding teemed white Tumut. and the Rev. Father Chief Ranger complimented the disease suddenly; but a nation like fered!' on eyed sage fhe erne!. been going has blessing the memorial stone After VaugFather T. Dade. who relieved pubon the high true of the City Mayor had always been Ireland that fgenairstizi. or ttNrw,lixt ettmciuRT a hundred Boys' college at Sale, Bishop of the i* the lathan at Braidwood during The munici- years A very old resident of Quirindi, lie spirit so Ballarat. to the ideals of Christ, to liberty, reviewed the progress of the pality had shown its sense of fairreported in 1806, demi hadal tplaidFaith, truth and justice, such a na- the person of Mrs. Hanorah Fogarty, ter's visit to the Old Country, are Phelan for the past six years, and ness by allowing the St. Patrick's ,:ver 300 mations in over -taxation. Holition would never die, and couel died recently at the advanced age leaving cn a twelve -months' trip to diocese detailed account of the pur- Day Committee to hold a procession L.ept4.1ror.rigtooroeLtuogor,obr instead gave a never be destroyed. She might be of S8 yearn. She came to New Ireland. chase of the many properties con- through the streets, without impos- or doing so, her Government 'and her overwhelined, beaten flat to the South Wales from Thurles. Tipperto year Recent:', said Father Cock, S.J., nected with the College. His Lord- ing any conditions whatsoever. In Parliament continued from year ground, but she would rise again is ary, in 1819. Her husband pre -deship was personally proud of the that they had set a lesson to the 1,11,'taLgliaultd:V° !fiat to -day "The lecture, on was She his Domain in ago. she had risen after her bitter Ca, ceased her 34 years Melbourne City Council. 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Mannix. date. May 19th., 1920, acigeii vjeaart agoalfg total tax revenue knowledging Ids deep obligation eo of Ireland was about thirteen millions a the Irish National Foresters since he g43%. the )%a,E,Hibn;..,-,,eitiourgrueueadt, came to Australia. "I have sought caatinle'.° estimated by a famous their aid in the furtherance of many Ireland wasa Rent -radon ago at 70 min a good cause, Irish and Australian," slsiestaeli lion pounds, and the value or her exsaid his Grace, "and I have never port nude at something over 50 milReckoning* in the present Inlooked to them in vain." The read- lions. currency. the revenue levied here ing of the letter was received with flated to-day le equal in amount to the vaine loud applause. The Little Sisters of our export trade. The fiscal union with England has, as of the Pena Northcote, wrote thank- was foretold, spelt disaster for Ireland, ing the s +cider for its special Christ- and the outlook, unless Mat union I, "'intro! of mas contributitin of £2141 15s 3d. The di...lust and the unfettered iiiiamea Is handed over io an Irish year's work showed very encourag- our authority, Is dark and menaelng. The ieg results. revenue is now reckon. il in a currencY e mai e highly inflated. but which Is albeginning In be deflated. Prices, .Among the sia students selected ready (Pa pewits, and wages hair already begun by the Newman College (Melbourne to fall, and as the nunement proceeds Donovan 'mows, of deflation of the currency the University Council as the * A. the values will keep pat, with it. bursars fer 1921 arc H. P. Morganti er goods and services fall, and the purPatSt. of :mild H. II. Montefiure, ehasiog power of the sovereign corresamount. as esrick's Co' ege, Ballarat. H. P. Mon. pondingly increages, the SCHOOL FOR DAY PUPILS AND BOARDERS. in currency, which is demand ganti was last year's dux at that tintated ...it of the Irish taxpaper should grow io college. In the light of all MathUnder the care of the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition. less and le,s. ew history. however, it may be preThe situation is Picturesque and Healthy and the Climate notably continue dicted that, if Ireland should SOUTH AUSTRALIA. brae ing. to remain at the mercy or her taskmaster.. the burden under which she is In the course of Studies a souna Training in Religious and Secular at maintained staggering will be Over four inches of rain fell at now subjects is given. means its present artificial figure. This Marrabel is the early part of this that if within the space of a couple of The health of the Pupils receives very special care. years the purchasing power of a soymonth. ereien becomes twit,. what It Is to -day. If desired, Pupils are prepared for all Music Examinations; also she pays every million for Ireland then Commercial Subjects. At the blessing of the foundation Into the Ex,hequer to -day, will bare to Such a For Further Particulars apply to the LOCAL SUPERIOR. ;titer on. stone of a new school at Solomon- pay two millions menace a ti eeessitutes state of strafes Results Commercial Examination, held in December, 1920. town, on Sunday, March 8, the Bis- every elites and section of tn.! eontmunhop of Port Augusta (Right Rev. J. ity. National Business College, Sydney. H. Norton, D.D.), in the course of Diploma Shorthand.- -John Reason, IN per cent. his address, said: "Catholics desired Speed Shorthand. -Penelope Wnite, 100 words per minute. Speed Shorthand.-Eva Burville, 100 words per minute. to live in peace and harmony with Sign Yourself ROMAN CATHOLIC Speed Typewriting -Eva Burville, 40 words per minute. all the community, but they wanted on the Census Paper. Speed Typewriting.-Linda Greenwood, 40 words per minute. their children brought up with a The Catho- 262 FITZGERALD ST., PERTP Diploma Typewriting. -John Reason, per cent. knowledge of religion. lic Church had long ago solved the Diploma Bookkeeping.-John Rea son. per cent. Satisfaction Guaranteed. problem of true education, which Advanced Bookkeeping.-Elsie Gardiner, 94 per cent. MRS. LARKIN must be accompanied by religion. Elementary Business Principles. -Elsie Gardiner, 96 per cent. COSTUMIERE The above photo-group repre branch Houses at South Perth, New never has such a large number, in- dard bearers of Catholicity and na- Throughout Australia there was a in all the countries of the tionality life, come to for Religious tended Kellerberrin, (Late of Kalgoorlie), Boulder, vast organisation of Catholic schools sents no less than thirty-two postu- Norcia, These 33 postulants travel- which imparted instruction to 170,- Wishes to notify her former Clue before. The world. a body country in this Imkkace Os* All the lents who recently arrived in Syd- Moore, and elsewhere. 1112r77111 tiR above is just another proof (if need- led via America, landed in Austrascholars. There were 1,070 pri- and Ladies generally, that she ib ney fur the Order of' the Sisters of above young ladies (with another ed) of the Irish spirit pf Faith and lia about two months ago, and are 000 of which Opening a Business at that as such schools, mary TWNOKirs St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart, who came by the next ship) are colonisation, which characterises studying at the Order's Novitiate at they were laying the foundation IF.( .tt D11 5 ORIENTAL HOTEL. well-known in this State, having from Ireland. It is safe to say that Ireland's sons and daughters as sten- North Sydney. stone that day 6,000 Catholic teach481. 'Phone 1.200 -street, Kalgoorlie. besides Hannan ers, nuns and brothers, on the Fields. Best Hotels of the during high schools. That showed the Co- OneSplendid Bast of Commercial Church and Under Dog," the head- wonderful achievements Accommodation. of, the alries and her cruel crucifixions in proprietress six years by his generous pee. ttle:ice to be earnest in their reli- Everything Kept. p S[WING Dining room under Hotel, Quirinda which she managed masters of the Sydney colleges, in- those Meals, 1/0; implicit Taylor. of Mrs. the past." The new flag of Irehad supervision Or wows they a that rind myself to -day in end ple. "I gion, Sydney Gramcluding Newington, her husband's death with conJIM FRAWLEI, Pie Weekly, 27/6. land, said Father O'Flynn, was the since pos.tion similar to that of the Fed- faith in it." North Shore mar School, King's, it one of making prietor. siderable ability, policy Sinn Fein flag, and the new 1' MACHINES hotels in the district. Grammar School, and the Scotch eral Treasurer making his budget r was also Sinn Fein -ourselves, and the foremost said his Lordship in his Very Rev. W. J. Lockington, SupShe leaves a family of four sons and College, put their hands to a circu- speech," in Australia, who & CO. .riz. SIMPLE, SILENT, STRONG SMITH ourselves alone. Jesuits H. the C. opening remarks. "But erior of there is this lar in deplore the want which they -children, five daughters, 23 grand between us: I know ex- has been on a visit to the houses of 1.'"1". STANDARD SEWING and seven great-grandchildren. The of benefaction;; to enable them to difference Australia. The Itibernian Society of KanSouth in Order actly the financial position the of the UNDERTAKERS, keep on their The Catholic schools. Catholic a highly respected MACHINES garoo Point, celebrated the Feast of family isand in Gippslanci; 1 have noth- preached a special sermon in connec tae old lady's funeral Church in this State of New South Church a St. Patrick in their usual customary family, ;ooh to cloud or conceal; and I have tion with St. Patrick's Day at St. 281 NEWCASTLE -3T., PERTH. LOCK STITCH and CHAIN the largest seen in the district. Wales supports 44 charitable insti- ing a to Cathedral enthusiasm. Faith and Fatherland was Xavier's Francis no intention La handing down to a tutions, 409 primary schools, 186 (Day or Night) .. A1231. STITCH ACIAISTAI14./ was the triumphant note of the -R.I.P. the hereditaa crowded congregation on Sunday 'Phone colleges and superior schools, 3 future generation PINION .4%03 tiIONT IMMO celebration, which was in the form GENT We evening, the lath. inst. REAM,* seminaries, and 689 churches. And damnosa of a big liability. Two Machias STAMM Out nirecet presidArchbishop the CO. Imperial, Grace His & Cafe HOLDWAY the of a banquet at by voluntary benefactions, in would be very happy in the CornEaster Sun- this Licensed Sewerage Plumbers (CertifiWoolloongabba. His Grace the ed at the High Mass onpreached TASMANIA. spite of Mortmain Laws and other n,onwealtl if the Treasurer could The most perfect round shuttle machine made. New Shipment just opeued. Sheet Metal and GaSfltters cated). the and Father St. Mary's, at Rev. day. the Archbishop and 40-44 The Catholic Church give a sunilar assurance." Workers. A Trial Solicited. The sermon. Father McGee, O,F.M., restrictions. Write for illustrated Catalogue and particulars of Hire Purchase to Tel. A4395. Lane, Adm., were present. Pier -street, Perth. During the term reviewed by Dr. been always a good friend to the Most Res. Dr. Barry was tendert:a on Good Friday has Phelan, the speeches were excellent, and point- was the preacher Catholics of the diocese, under dog. Halt, City FREINANTLA. the HOTEL, Pasin NATIONAL a public reception morning, his subject being the CO.,J. * edly appropriate to the occasion. who number little more than and tea N.W. Renovated Throughout. Patrick's night. of sion of Our Lord; in the evening 209 MURRAY St., PERTH. Father Lane proposed the toastCeleCountry Visitors specially Catered for. (The Beale Piano Agentx), following resolution, indicat- thousand, have put into churches, Ilubart, on St. Father J. Eagan preached on "The iveThe Under Owen's Personal Supervision. Si. the evening, "The Pay We convents, of schools, the and spirit of the presbyteries, St. Patrick's l'ioprietreas. (Late CenOn j. O'Donnell, during a U. MULCAHY, brate," and was accorded a hearty Dolours of the Blessed Virgin." Day Celebration in Sydney, was car- the stupendous sum of £60,000. It Father and Snanasiek Hotel& Perth). The Hon. T. Pihelly, Holy Thursday Father Darby ried unanimously, "We, as citizens is a remarkable record when it is brief holiday iii Hobart, renewed tral reception. the J. of M. enInstitution Mr. on the been preached has and Bertram, Mr. ecquaintances ASK FOR of Sydney, declare our abhorrence remembered that during that period old the Speaker, : Kirwan, M.L.A., and Mr. Ferrick, Blessed Sacrament. of the outrages upon liberty, pro- they also contributed generously to lightening Tasmanians, through spePHIL RYAN M.L.C., were cordially welcomed. Mr. teeny, and life perpetrated by the demands made upon them for war cial interviews with the World (Lab- Dodge Motor Car for Hire Day or Night.. State McTiernan, E. A. The Hon. as to the sufferings of the caily) our Car No. 208. Motor Gifrage TeleBritish Fihelly, who was among the speakGovernment and purposes other in Ireland so-called "patrio. THE CHINA HALL. was the orator at through its army A1927. G.P.O. Motor hank, ers, said he had the honour recently Attorney General, of occupation, tic" purposes. Splendid as bas been people of Ireland under, the Coali- phone, at which Latest referen- A3488. Government. tion of attending meetings for the forma- the St. Patrick Day Celebration daily increases the response to his in Lordship's number apShow 236 and 238 Street, Perth. Royal Agriculural tion of a SelfDetermination League the in frightfulness. We protest peals by his people, "I must say," ces to Father O'Donnell mention a The gifted and Newcastle Club Hotel for geianci in Queensland, and he Ground in Sydney. the cicaking of these out- says Dr. Phelan, "in the words of lecture to be delivered by him in South CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, Z.P. Newly Rewas a against Fremantle. Terrace, Launceston. Hall, Albert the rages askeU the company present what young Australian's address by the a propaganda of misrelate old war ditty, 'It's a long, long Goldfields novated and Up -to -Date. WARE, Etc. Faith theertrwere going to do about it. Lis- fine forcible tribute to Irish of Ire sentation in the press, and demand way to Tipperary, a lung long way and North-West Customers specially his and an unequivocal defence GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET The Sacred Heart Fathers have catered for. South Beach trains stop in the name of justice recognition for to go,' before the completion of tening to eloquent speeches inques(late hi. Ryan T. self-determination. Proprietor: to claim door. land's Wynat real SETS, and FRUIT SETS. view was all right, but the 'f the national right of Ireland to my great work for the Catholic been asked to take over the Celtic Club, and Wyudham. the best ut- self-determination tion was what they could do that It is as reported easily without delay." youth of Gippsland, but I am not yard parish. Good, sound, pioneer Sec., Tel. 8107. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. question in rework was done in this parish by the afraid. would be concrete and practical in terance on the Irish I have no fear of the he has TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. W. E. Murphy, whose death wes journey ahead. the way of helping Ireland to ac- cent years, and shows that We shall travel Rev. Father T. J. O'Donnell, until SUBIACO HOTEL He advocated a clear and solid grip of the pro- reported in the Catholic Press re- it together," he declared, "and kick he enlisted. In Wynyard is to be Rokeby Road. SubiacO. Emu Beer hieve her freedom. Speaking cently, was the trade union official from our path every ediAccommodation Oood church Tap. the finest on cnc of Always found organised effort on the parte of the blem in Ireland today. obstacle on the Walter Wing, for Irish Aus- who received Chief Justice Higin- road." The Marist Country Visitors. sympathisers of 'Ireland in Queens- as an Irish Australian "We Brithers will be fices in the State, and this was built for Propeetor. stand as botham's cheque towards the funds responsible fcr VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. land, and made a really sound prac- tralians, he declared, the teaching of the by day labour, under the supervithe with united hearts our man, one O'Donnell. of sion of Father the maritime strike in 1891. The new College. tical speech. BEDFORD HOTEL great heart of Ireland at home an cheque was accompanied by the MURRAY-STREET. Brother Barrett, one of the pio- beyond the seas, a link of flesh and following letter: "Law Courts.--The Sign Npleudid Accommodation for Country JAMES KEATING. The Sisters of Mercy have suffered Yourseif ROMAN CATHOLIC ThorTarriff Moderate. Chief Justice presents neers of Christian education in Aus- blood between the dead past to and 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). another hiss through the death of Visitors. up- ments to the Presidenthis ofcomplion the Census Throughout. GEORGE Paper. oughly Renovated tralia, paSsed to his Eternal the unborn future, assembled the in the person or AUBURN, Proprietor. Sisters, their of one A Special of Scotch and Irish Suitings. Dress Suits Our Line of the Irish the traditions hold the lofty Trades Hall Council, and requests Reward at Nudgee College on Sister Mary Angela Charlesworth, Specialty. We meet in the name of that he will be so good as to place The ennual general Communion who passed away at the Delorainc 15th. inst., after long and faithful people. Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. Ireof honour NO. ,f10 and in GLENORAN Patrick, St. service to God and Catholic youth. the amount of the enclosed cheque and breakfast of the combined The ult. 7th. on of Mercy Convent Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. SCOTLAND'S BEST. He had been unwell for a few days land. to mourn with her and to of £.7.0 to the credit of the strike men's and ladies' brandies of the deceased Sister was in her 42nd. with her," anhope WHISKY. MALT One PURE no fund. While the United Trades are II.A.C.B.S. took place on Smiday ) ear, and the 11th. of her religious As supplied under Contract to the prior to his death, but waiting compliance with their rea- morning, March 13. A very large profession.-R.I.P. ticipated the close of his life was so M. HALLION BRYANT & WATERS W.A. Hospitals and (government Medical sonable request for a conference number of members attended the near. The deceased Brother led a Bread Factory. North Fremanranidang= 80 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH Machine Bread delivered to all parts of quiet and hidden life at the College tiun for Ireland League have been with the employers, the Chief Jus- eight o'clock Mass at the Cathedral, WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. tle. the .tate throughout been B.A., has Fremantle, opened at St Benedict's, O'Keefe, Cottesloe, Claremont. Malt Miss C. appearance last his Mascc't, lice will continue for the present to and approached Holy Communion for years past, Attended to. Orders Promptly Agent: Sole and d Bread a Speciality. ShipBrown forward a weekly contribution of in a body. Mass was celebrated by appointed to a position on the State in Brisbane being on the occasion Mai rieLviile. and Randwick. Tel. A3938. Tel. 5735. Supplied. Miss PHIL COYLE O'Keefe staff. years few Statistician's a jubilee his golden the of £10 to the same object." Very Rel. Dr. Maguire (of the Christo the additions Substantial Irish Mission to China).. The break- is an ex-pupil of the Presentation ago. Numbers of Queensland's proBrothers' School in Monsignor fast was held in the Cathedral Hall, Sisters. minent Catholics passed through his tian VICTORIA. EFFICIENT & EXPERIENCED Moynagh's parish, Roselle, were reMONEY TO LEND. RENTS COLLECTED. Melbourne, immediately after Mass. hands decades ago in old St. Step- cently by ArchWessel and opened pupil distinguished most His His Excellency the hen's. Apostolic De- The guest of 'honour was the Very Sign Yourself ROMAN CATHOLIC bishop Kelly, a grateful who paid was his Grace Archbishop Duhig, tribute to the good work of the Mon- legate, accompanied by the Very Rev. Dean Hega rtv, P.P.. V.F., and on the Census Paper. Rev. Dr. Farrelly, his private secre30 years ago. The Archbishop preAUCTIONS CONDUCTED. "Monsignor Moynagh," said tary-, arrived in Melbourne MONTHLY STATEMENTS. on the sided at the Requiem Mass, and signor. worker his Grace, "was a wonder in Very CONNRADH NA GAEDHILGE absolution. final 22nd. inst., in order to preside at the the gave the best of causes." A sum of Rev. Father Rooney, S.J., represent- £1,300 was required to liquidate the ceremonies of Holy Week at the ^a (GAELIC LEAGUE.) Estb., 1912. ed the Jesuit Fathers, and Very debt, and on an appeal being made thedral. Phone, A3370. Rev. Father Collins, C.SS,R., the Re- £900 was subscribed. Brick We have beautiful The Tiiduuni of Masses in predemptorist Community. Three huneasy disHouses for Sale within paration for the Feast of St. Patdred Nudgee College boys followed A Nation should guard its language more than its territories -11s a The Sydney morning dailies could tance of Cathedral, Monastry, We have ample Funds to lend surer barrier, and more important frontier e, the hearse to the. cemetery.-R.I.P. find no better place for the St. Pat- rick, when special prayers were ofthan fortress or river." Davies. St. Joseph's, and other Churches fered for peace in Ireland.. was well f200, £250, £300, £500 up to rick's the Celebration than in observed in all the churches. if reand Schools. Good terms 1.1,000. At St. Joseph's Cathedral. Rock- "back Day Current Rates cf InIRELAND CALLS ON YOU pages." quired. terest hastraton, can the 13th. inst. (Passion MANAGEMENT PROPERTY to to Help The gnnual retreat ofS.P Sunday), the Rev. Mr. D. Breen was Father O'Gorman, P.P. of East Old Collegians was commenced on SAVE raised to the dignity of the priest- Maitland. IRISH LANGUAGE a cordial wel- March 18. There was a lecture by Contributions front Ireland's friends in Australia will be received and forhood by his Lordship Bishop Shicl. come homereceived from his parishioners. Father E. Boylan. S.J., each evenwarded to Gaelic League, Dublin, by Rev. J. O'Dwyer, Coburg, Victoria, President; Rev. P. Lynch, St. Mary's, Dandenong, Victoria, Treasurer; P. Father O'Gorman spent some time ing. On Holy Thursday morning 41 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH MR. J. L. O'SULLIVAN, NEW SOUTH WALES. -S. MacEogham, 82 Budd -street. Collingwood, Victoria, Hon. Secretary. in Austria, where a niece was resi- the retreat was brought to a close (Opposite Town Hall). Representative. MI Subscriptions Acknowledged in Catholic Papers. The state of poverty and by a general Communion followed he Blue Nuns --the Sisters of the dent.

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"Blessing," and signifies here not also sanctifylike sisters, we should merely our "b-essing," ther inland; glimpses of lilac and that, regenerous a 11 by merit the share ing and enriching us by the outlaburnum marked the cottage-gar- nunciation of our own will and our sick into graces His of pouring some of -ground pleasure the den of into the hands of God. lie and. needy souls. This solemn .earthy owner: and thus, in long ie. wishes OF Benediction or Blessing was a nornever ask anything of us, you BENEDICTION SERVICE egular lines of greenery and flow- will sure, which does not tend SACRAMENT. mal development and extension of .i.s with patches between of that may-thelie loeg run to our happiness, THE MOST HOLY the simpler and more ancient cuseel earths which makes Devonshire in but most this world, in even THE OPTICIAN perhaps tom of making the sign of the cross Ph.D., MayCoffey, painter's Rev. 1'. espscially dear to the (By next." the in over the people with the ciborium nuoth College.) eye, the cliffs rose and fell, and rose certainly TaberMEANS the said in car be selfish," want to replaced was the in net it do er "I before coin the until in every one of :ratite terrace over terrace, FAITH. loving gennacle on the tneasion of communiney culminated at last in the chine Mildred, touched 'by the or on the street corner, it may be, of the Blessed cating the sick. frequently institution remonstrance, Very The one Maude's no of probably tleness and richly before, which. beetle-browed and the Sacrament of the "0 Salutaris" is sung while the I will not doubt! though all my knew that we shall Eucharist about of can help. Why say any thing wooded. stood boldly out against "hut when [ bethink ships at sea 0. 13. O. A . here again together, Thanksgiving-marks the climaxHis Blessed Sacrament is being exposed It e, cold, it is hot, it is wee 131)CK°F6.5C.% the sky Vic key -note of the picture. never, never again fur mankind. love to the Come dinning home, with broken it? dry, somebody has broken an Lord's together our in the monstrance, and the. antinever listen Freeman of theCityof London teiddelle Mary cilia Ci is l it the sends chilit upon visible was the sails: one with No be the masts and with below, "delights are to etc., the waves meal, of a lapping "Adoremus," phon, soft ill -cooked The Highest Qualifications in below-, limit half -way up the lower never wander again, as five mused On dren of men"-weak and wayward psalm "Laudate" (cxvi) while it is I will believe the Hand-which appointanent, stupidity or bad faith somewhere cliffs were two young girls who, hay- do, among the woods and lanes of and sinful children as we all are. being replaced in the Tabernacle. never fails-CHA PT E R 1. he State. (By Exam.London) for has resulted in discomfort. itig seated themselves on the trunk this dear old place, whehe our child- To make the faithful realise His In many places, too, the officiating fret From seeming evil, worketh gout to things part of a iel!en fir -tree, continued in low There are plenty of it '1 here is an hour in the early me; sacramental presence and all thatsucthe predella after happy dream, on like a passed kneeling has hood priest, astonishine simply is it in which those about. evening conversation the of a fair summer and earnest tones the And. though I weep because being sad? Hove means to them; to induce worship. the Benediction, reciter in the verhow much annoyance may be found Nature. growing reckless, as it were, which had engrossed them during hasty can I helphow in the ROYAL ARCADE sails arc tattered, can I help it?" cessive generations of His to Film, nacular the Divine Praises ("Blesshopes in the course of every day's livinga of her hoarded treasures, pours them their evening ramble. They seem- can I help it; vehemently, nearer ever draw to opposite Town Hall I "when pers Still will cry, while my best keeps she repeated if one ed be God," etc.), the congregation measure. upon ecl to tie nearly of the same age. an:, even of the simplest. ur stint consciouswithout out, abiding the in "blessthe lie shattered, live of I aloud each PERTH. remember how utterly alone shall and A2298. Phone sharp eye on that side of things. earth, as her parting homage tv both were fair, but fair with a be without you --how worse than ness that He, their Saviour and repeating I trust in Thee! him. after "praises" prone or ings" are we says Even Holy Writ earth's Creator. In that hour, beauty so widely different in all its sisterless-you ia a convent-and Helper, is in the very midst of my to "trouble" as sparks flying up that linnet all blackthough and evidently doubt! thrush they as intercourse and Got dear their the details that, I will Ettie! 0 my God! my God! them: to makeDivine It is no wonder that the benedicward." But even to the sparks fly- hird seem to vie with each other in were to each other, you felt In- Ettie, pitsPerson more tion prayers return NORTH PERTH MOTOR on me." she added with a with His own Service has been adopted, and in the blackest of smoke, the joyous sweetness of their wade stinctively the tie which connected have frequent, more trust- continues to find favour ,universally Uranswesed from the Still white ing upward GARAGE. and -"for I familiar the burst of tearsfeel and sudden above: sky blue a of to clear tones tine there is rirst blood. one of pleasing the not realm above; and them tees more lines; TRAM TERMINUS. short, ANGOVEST. intimate, It is were breaking." and Church. heart ful the my throughout Love less time they waste on the road the nightingale, as he salutes the was tall and very slight, with golden as if consoling to them- and deeply devotional: it is simple relephones, A1337 and A4598. I will believe it is an All-we.: more and Him Frethalf risen from her it. had for laude reach things will they fall the sooner purseemed to of the night, nine sun: manifest which shadows in the SPERRING. Which has refused these hair, AND coining is BOGUE this hidOur sublime. selves-all strikingly ting is all time wasted on the road. with a magic no other note of ripple, leincled smoothly across her reclining attitude, as Slildren sobfostering in and which I earn; CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND God, our Emmanuel ("God with out her coecluding sentence. A pose of His Holy Spirit, ketp the cen- den NIGHT. through music carries with it on the breath. brows, and with soft blue eyes, bed down rests And though, at timee I cannot Lord, Church the -imprisoned self the mounted us"), pain, In that hour, which wandeted, as she talked in flush, its if of hidden PRAYER. of the faithful enthroned for a brief space-to Cream Oars for Weddings. from grieving, less listener's ears. to brow and cheek, and for one turies the devotion is less scented than laden and listless fashion, over the both Vet the pure ardour of my flee I beshow to our mortal eyes the sacraa the airthe perfume of new -cut hay, vague moment her eyes wondered, it to the Blessed Sacrament. had have AND ROWLAND,. BRIGGS at her feet, whenever brief we If there were not somewhere waters lieving quiet with beginning eye the the From mental veil through which below of meadow -sweet and eglantine; and the gay pennon of a passing yacht, might be regretfully, over the blue Wellin,,,ton-street, Perth (OppoUndimmed shall burn. barrier to resist force, if here to and Sacrament, Mass and of faith reaches to His Living Self, site803Railway Goods Yard). The Premier opbut force -blossom. or the white sail of a, fishing -boat sea, which lay at her fuel sparkling Sacrifice nothing garden degrees and were by there only -dowers field But On Stone Merchants of W.A. Abpresent. and Lime the Gob -Alan really will nct doubt! though sorrows pose against force, the weak and lifting alike their languid heads, anchored in the distance, attracted III the sunshine and barely stirring Communion. the Highest Percentage of the lapse of ages, to meet bended knees we reverently salute solutely Write for Prices would be lost. Coe yield up to the twilight dews such her attention seawards. Her sweet in a dream-like motion beneath the during growing in the State. fall like rain, and Lime needs unfortunate the spiritual ("venadore we worship, we But it men's and particulars before purchasing elseAnd troubles swarm like bees provided for weakness and for mis- odours as they never gave to noon- and gentle face showed traces both seat Lreeze of evening. deepening sense of Him: their few a defy competition. for We mark Just where. to cernui"). eremite next, was only for --the a moment down strikes hive; about te an arm that tide. le that hour, the sun, lavish, of physical and mental suffering. they were lifted with that young the inexhaustible riches of the Eu- precious moments He hears and re- only Briggs In the trade. No COOMICheights for fortune of 1 will believe the lion with others trading under a simithe sword, allays anger, blots out as a depatting monarch of his gifts, Young as she was, she had evidentappeared the practice .the ceives the most earnest pleadings lar name. Lime for Manure at very for inequality of sheds such a glory on the world he ly already had a lessdn in deep sor- eagle -look which seemed to belong charist, the which I strive compensates wrong, Blessed Sacrament, by and outpourings of our hearts- low rate. peculiarly to their expression to- visiting Exposition Are only reached sty anguish and condition: He gave them Prayer. is about to leave, that wood and row; and there was something in so Solemn of or tranquil institution remorseful, or grateful on sins, the flush wards the setting earth. the of and of -top pain; Prayer is the queen nick and running water. hill the general languor of her appear and Processions, the celebration purified or ,sin-soiled, peniJ. B. GEORGE Christi, the troubled, Atil though I groan and writhe be- Lowly dressed, with bowed head, smiling valley, all transfigured in since, and in the appealieg glances her face was no whiter one of pain, passion -tossed, love -lightenPHARMACIST, in the Feast of Corpus Forty tentor orheavy neath my crosses, outstretched, it protects the th t golden light. show less like the which she occasionally cast upon sled there was unutterable love she the hand Service, Benediction -laden hearts. He sees bitterest ed resumpI shall see ever through my the of a mere earthly scene. her companicn, that seemed to in- the accents of her voice, as universe with its suppliant majesty: and adjuncts all; 542 HAY -STREET, PERTH. Adoration, all: He will heal flonre' hears He all: heart softlythe answered from Eden old frelosses of of the perhaps incessantly or it passes than like a vision dicate a lack of bodily, PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST and the ancient custom He will bless all. For there is not the garden-the emilured, yes dearest Mildred, tion ofand The greater gain. VETERINARY CHEMIST. paradise and first home even of mental strength to meet the of the weak to the heart of daily Communion. single soul present in which He in strong, and the greater the depth of man. It is the sweetest hour en storm unaided-a tendency to rest yeti. 1 (1v not deny it, love is seen quent Service nad its adoes leave to Benedictine intensely The desire not I will not doubt! Well anchored the higher Oniy which upun some nature stronger than Lice, amid sacrifice is loves rises, the hour it century. which from twenty-four-the the thirteenth W.A. DAIRY. the THE Redemp. in His faith of this fruits century the abiding to which it ascends, the sun precedes the actual setting of the her ewe, and to seek its guidance it. moue upon it nun way, and the pain origin Wanneroo-road, THE W.A. DAIRY, the course of thatfar When, therefore, the mon- Osborne Like sonic staunch sbip, my soul throne insect could sun; and he who has viewed a fair all the extra difficuuties and en- will become ri joy, and tae cross tin During become Pure milk an con- tion. U. Keane. If Park. empire. its er customary in gide; every when and had aloft braves it is raised strance to any part of th: to daily twice about delivered are its human we to asac st seems beneath tolerable to when time lite. of not us first labyrinth to the the faithful will of pray scene fur tanglements of the our own cows to So strong its courage is, it the very act of blessing us the Re- city, direct from prayer would move spell will never afterwa4s be able And in the young girl at her side nature) will be as sweet and ugnt tratennties its afternoon it en the Supplying in tread Tel. A4381. customers. Church sacred in His of us quail in hon deemer reminds sign of the Holy the Convents and Colleges. of us with an immense compassion: to decide how much of his keen de she had probably found all she need- to carry, as it it were made, not of semble to sing hymns and canticleswhile To breast the mighty untried see to- Passion by the is not anything higher light he owed to the magical beauty ed el that courage and decision in wood but flowers." there as Lady; and Blessed rich a our be of surely our death. "Intone-able: repeated Mildred, wards the close of the same century Cross, thereofmust God there is not any prayer of what he saw-how much to the which her own character was de& Son grace into our souls if Thos. ANDERSON Oh, may I cry, while body parts than There was courage in the "yes to me linclOulytealy it is intol- appeared the practice of exposing outpouring more victorious than that which magical influence of the hour in ficient. Family Grocer. and Provision Merwith spirit, we only have the faith to "ask" and chants. Raglan -rd., and -et. cerFitzgerald be unolerable it. in the it cannot Him.-Lacordaire. but during to esable; beheld eyes-courage worlds mounts liquid first clear, Le which the Blessed Sacrament Families 'Phone, A1704 "I do not doubt," so listening "seek" and "knock" that His bounty N. Perth. And, in just such an hour it was, delicate but firmly -chiselled features to you, for, it you test as 1 feel about tain religious functions to give be opened unto us. Colltitr2, Orders At malted on daily. Islay hear it, NAMES. =puscelebrasubstitute attisimply FAMILY wutud be we spirited thing OF if the tne their even in it, to a day, -courage tendod SO. breath! ORIGIN such on last and With my greater solemnity adoration of Our of tude in which she, half stood, half stUlti in your eyes!" the tender greenery of the month its When the L.D.S., tion. "Before the year one thousann Maude did not reply immediately, Lord and the veneration of His G. V. POWELL, leaned, against the old fir-tree on May, its hawthorn -blossoms and DENTIST. HARRY McCARTHY WORDS OF WISDOM. as such names, and family no hay golden character of the in there were which the fair girl but had any one skilled became thus united In ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, Motor Car Painting. Established over for the new -cut daisies, Mother Blessed says and the like." our pre- locks was so languidly and listlessly looked into her fact at that moment, in a single service, it was inevit196 PIER -STREET. Pracsafe Johnson, that 20 years. a Smith, June, only of not eglantines PERTH. is Conscience he Howard in Boys' Life. "In sent tale commences. There was courage, but he might perhaps nave dascovereo able that the former motif should Hours: 10 to 5. or by appointmetit. tical Coach Painter. reclining. flguide, but a witness we cannotcon- Clifford only those olden times persons had We may All :s picturesque on the coast of there was something more; for deep the expresnon of even deeper feel- gradually predcuninate-as we know 'Phone, A5038. uence or remove. the fea- first names. and used only one name Devenshire, and the spot to which down in her beautiful dark eyes ings than any, deep and strong al- that it did towards the close of the MISS M. McMAHON trol the tongue, disguise did this, for instance. we watnd introduce our readers was there was a look of joy, which nev- ben: they evidnitly were, that she sixteenth century. Thus, the sing but We Choicest Pastry, Fruits, and Center, apiece. passions, MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. the subdue tures, and tionery. characters-Abraham, in, litanies of the She or Bible Girt in her in the friend. Teacher er entirely left them even was coinuating in ner no exception to the rule. 45 Clever-st., West Perth. Organ, ing or reciting of hy-inns we cannot permanently. silence and 32 Pier-street, Perth (Near ilay-street). Isaac, Jacob, Samuel, David, John, on the land side, by a wall of cliffs, worst troubles, and which made you did not answer; and Mildred feel in honour of the Messed Virgin is Pianotorte, violin, Pipe Miss still, small voice of conscience. application. famion other the Terms of all and part Harmony. Paul, aspect, you aim to pursued one Peter, general only feel she was Olie, not ing piqued at her silence, semicircular in their not regarded as a necessary to take pupils Do not make a friend ofyou have liar ones, MOANA CAFE it O'Connor is prepared And the same thing is but so irregular in more minute de- high, but to reach her aim, the the theme remorselessly. the 13enediction Service, though for the Pipe Organ. Tel. A2948. cannot trust, but when HAY-STREET, PERTH. though true of all the famous men of an- tails, tnet no one portion could be prompt gladness of her nature en-You are silent! you do not an- is quite a common feature of the made a friend trust him. But Cyrus, Tea and Suppers. Afternoon For harm, and cient history-Alexander, --particularly in connection said to repeat another, the blue abling her to pass lightly over trials, swer! but perhaps, after all, you do an enemy -nay do much S. BEECROFT the Hannibal. Socrates, Homer, Nero, sea lay, far as the cyc could reach, beneath which a sadder and lees not care-perhaps it is nothing te Service May devotions. the with well-chosen friends are among names, Butcher, two had still after etc. Some of them its bed, gasping and heaving, elastic spirit would have lain down you that you are leaving us forup The essential features of the Ser. St. Gerard's Hospital greatest blessings of life,friend, and and sometimes three, as Mark An- like a great, beautiful, living crea- and died. ever," vice-the exposition and incense 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. alt a man has no better and Midwifery, tony. Julius Caesar. Pontius Pilate: ture. 'a the sunshine-the waters answered, al- Lion of the Blessed Sacrament; the Only Prime fresh Killed Meat Sold. Surgical, Medical, -ST., was 'Maude she care!' Mildred," "Nut yonder, "See no worse enemy, than hiinself. LIEDER. 81 CAMBRIDGE and there were others who had 'Phone 1341. of its incoming tide, now lapping saying at the moment we have in- most indignantly; "Mildred, Stit- singing of the "Tantum Ergo," ven To keep the soul in goodness as VILLE. names, their the to and on patches of silver sand, troduced her to our readers, point- ched, you will never in this life sidle, teeponse, and prayer; is not an easy titles attached taxes and tries. It polite the quietlytossing Richard with DINES Conqueror. E. the faithful how G. against the acquiesWilliam care, restlessly of do more a white 1 to much of time know how now ing at the same solemn blessing indolence, a way Lion -Hearted. Alfred the Great, etc., the scattered rocks, which, singly sailed fishing-boat, which had just much it costs to leave you. Do not the Sacrament its the Monstrance -PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, cence, a thoughtless and spiritless Of RWOOD BUSINESS in order to distinguish them from or in groups, everywhere opposed passed from the gloom beyond, fun say it again, dearest," she added, in are all concerned with' the Supreme 965 HAY-STREET. obedience to convention. of These these but names; worship, same of the either others themselves to its progress. Honey- into the long line of light the set- a more gentle tone; "I know pm Object of the Christian's things hold not the secret hangs names. and God family not at water, Himself, were the du of but action earnest; Lord key the waters. it in COLLEGE by on the casting de not mean Divine the combed sun was ting Our safety or peace; so and "Yuck at thee little boat. A min- net say it again, fur it wounds me Man, really present in the Euchar"In time, however, there wereand through and often bored another girdle, even at the girdle of Richards means and Johns of many marine of "Benediction" multitude you." greateness the tell word by in the shade, and. I t the than can Th through it was FOR GIRLS. inure ago knows ute TRAINING him who BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, BUSINESS Henrys, that there was no way of insects which had burrowed in their now the sunshine has touched its hliidred slipped her hand like ,a he Full Business Course, six hours his treasure, and who sets his whole apart, except to say suleetance _nothing could be more white sails, and it looks as bright' repentant 30911 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, them that telling the year, payable for e20 of Maude's, fidelity that day, a into per with chip it guard to heart Course, A Year's MELBOURNE. 1:5 per term. the seasa of John, Richard the various or picturesque than were as if it came straight froni of knowing that you are giving him saying through her tearsnothing can shake, and a passion John Ginitaiiiing all three hours per day, (is, payable Holy Week Books. William, and Ro on; and by these lower rocks, or the cliffs ON'Ct- lend. I could not help thinking, as of comfprt which he cf son kind the did not I just 3/9; weaken. me, Maude. Cloth, can "Forgive Price: advance. EVENIn nothing term £3 per that Ceremonies. free. and by these. were shortened to bend, from which time and tempest I watched it a little while ago, of a want to hurt you 1 know you us. needs, by nicking yourself, instead the post 7/-: ONLY-Shorthand STUDY ING Leather, 6/3 and Christ. Of 'John, Jolene son.' and 'Richard. had disiodged them. Typewriting, and BookkeepingThe Passion and Glory Here, it was soul passing slowly through the care, as much perhaps, not more of a source of discord, a help and S. VINENT FERRER. on the Events from Last three evenings per week, 15 los William's sou,' which afterwards be- a massive boulder, flung upon the gloum of death, and then suddenly certainly, for that would be impos- cesnfort to the others, whom, after Commentary By Poelz1Ascension. the to term. per Supper simpler love still to the came shortened to Mice, I7/,; post like a ruined column, or catching the light of paradise on sible, than I du, Oh, I am so sorry all, he is as much boundAnd now, Martindale, Si. Feast, Tuesday, April 5. BUSINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS. Johnson and Richard sands ree.. six moulded in its general outline into her wings at the gates 'open to re- that I have betel unkind," she add- and care for as yourself. This wonderful apostle, the "Angel forms of )(Anand Holy Week-In Special Full Course for Boys, Acthereafter all the such The Ceremonies ofOne imita- ceive her.'" eyes dear Mildred, let us go, fur the boys Churches grotesque and and Maude's By saw that a quahit as she ed, Priest, hours daily, Bookkeeping Only of the Judgment," was born at Val- Williamson, With Econodescendants of those particular fami- tion of animal life, as might have Price. 4/9; counts, Economic history, eyes me- were full of tears; "the last day too, will be £0011 returning fromto their her blue Rev,. l. 7. itudiSCh.. turned Mildred encia in Spain, in 1350, and at the and TechnolorY, Johnson give and as knowe Geography were promised mic Or- lies post tree. .among the incnsters of a chancielly :u the direction to which almost the last moment that we ride, and I have age cf eighteen professed in the brilBy Hilaire Business Mathematics, cornmeretal And in the same way existed dinner. The Europe and the Faith. 0Mce pre-Adamite world: there, it was a pointed, but .the/ shall ever be really alone together! them an hour before English and Correspondence,Method, der of S. Dominic. After arather Williamson. Price 20/o; post free.Rev. 0. we get our family names of Jack- cluster of emooth, upright rocks, her companion By evening must be devoted tie my Belloc. Christ. of Procedure and Business Economics so cruel!" be be I Mother to moment ieeillt1 The How liant course of study, which at that happened Allison 11/-, Jacobson. Price, Elementary C.SS.R. and son. Richardson, Civics -Phillips, Vassal fervour, temhis Druid's father." R. a like weepthe together impaired beside ranged and it is doubtful Maude sat down increased than for the year, payable 15 per -(50 Robson. and a good plee-ur else a wilderness of huge dim with tears, Sloe rose as she spoke. but just as post free. he became master of sacred theol- (Allenson), of that kind. if they saw or could see anything-- ing girl, and caressed and soothed term. Life of St. Nicholas of Tolentina, to Price, round stones, such as giants might it is certain, at all events:, that she her as she had done many a time she was moving on she paused By Rev. E. A. Foran. EVENING STUDY ONLY, three ogy. For three years he read only many ethere O.S.A. of certain that scene the therefore, at see, glance "We more tree. evenings weekly, £2 10s, per term. 10/6; post preceding give one the Scriptures. and knew the whole our family names come really from have used for a game at marbles; made no answer. before during the few of a Republic. By Kevin Call or write for further particulars. It was The Making Price, to leave. while the tall cliffs beyond them post free. Bible by heart. He converted the but finding that Mildred she was about months; 7/6; 'Phone 2357. trembling long, those O'Sinel. at R. "Look the adding simply by forever, names --farewell first glance By Jews of Valencia, and their syna- word 'sun'; and there arc others swept boldly round the coast. now lines of :The" Maude continued, so continued to sob bitterly, she took a farewell The Immaculate Conception. BUSINESS COLLEGE, Price, 3/0; post UNDERWOOD near es- Rev. T. Harper, S.J. advancing, now receding, now pil- occupied with her own thoughts at last anuthei tone, and said de- and nothing visible far orand gogue became a church. Grief at the WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, adding merely by tiny come free. have ocean which Broad the it. the capee; semST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. rock into over reek By ing great schism then affecting Notes, cidedlySermon silence and the Sermons not notice did Richshe that ietter 's.' as, for instance, grut, and rough fan- Rev. H. Ryder. Price, 9/-; post free. of Broken arches or long lines of her companion. Church reduced him to the point of the "Mildred, this must not be. You boat, hollow "Hose firmly By All. Matthews. Edwards. Daniels, blance Divine Contemplation. for 8/-; of castellated walls, cutting clear ill again wit!: all tastic headland, all were comprised death; but cur Lord Himself in ards, 1,094 Price, And our old familiar against the sky, but always rushing believed When I was a child that will make yourself wistful glance; and as Rev. S. Lowsmet. long that in sismy sister, my glory bade him go forth to convert and the like. belongs 0 fretting. this TILE DIGGER. over just court His free. class. holding this Gud was to away, Milfriend Jones turned once more nigh." is water's she the down to et last madly sisters indeed, and sinners, "for My judgment 121 ROKEBY-P.OAD SWILWO.is intended to be Johns, adge twisted and perforated, in all the spot irom whence they came, terl-let us beit I speak the truth dred almost fancied that she sighed. The; mitaculous apostolate lasted for it reallyago AND SMALL GOODS, Ste. me with GROCERIES bear escapsomebody spelt it their length and breadth, into cool and chat they were real rays Catered Country Patrons Specially floods is growing set If so, it was a sigh stifled well-niga HARROLD & MURRAY twenty.une years. He preached but longand ever of Prices. since it has been grottnes and stalactite -hung cav- ed iron) his throne of light. to glad- This sorrow of yours had risen to her lips: and Produce Mercitants, Victoria Park, for at Lowest City it before others. forget throughout Europe, in the towns wrong. you maces it address in fish; below! 0 Mildred!' world Pollard, Chaff, Hay, any description sent to any Save den the Sale Bran, on have Jones." arm in Mildred's sl put her e then Switzerland, flowworry. Spain, waves of the greeen all of villages where erns, Save money. and Linseed, the state Think of your father--think Wheat, Barley, latthe Oats, from sob Straw, a low as cried, she Rest. an the France, Italy, England, Ireland, ed quietly, and the sea anemone, ter fell on her ear, "you are cry- he has endured this last two years. and waiked resolutely on: lIalf and Maize. Terms Cash. Tel. A3945. Scud Cash Order, Joe Does OUR FRIEND, THE BOOK. of Every -where tens safe from the cruel lovers of it, ing! what is it, dearest? You are If you grieve so because I leave hour age the latter might have proScotland. nounced her heartless, but somebrit out its spread could must thousands of sinners were reformed; beauty. anguish Telephone B152. his what think you, his too is been friend has this long walk The highest use of a their recent conversation Jews, infidels, and heretics convertpetals. and vie to its heart's teed, have been all this time over the thingatin last FARRELL BROS. aod, in some respects, it bent much lor you!" convinced her that if had and purples, golds, Stupendous miracles enforced friendship,book its ed. in God's for content not him, left child who best of Merchants and very the is Printed and Published by_ "1 am not tired. and you know silent as to her present General Produce his words. Twice each day the friendly Speech and paiy pinks with the masses of sake, but for man's; left him to Maude was silence Corn Crushers. is silvery!, for," crying am friends. what I well enciugh source 'sick, their the because feedings, it was -weeds which drasea "miracle bell" summoned -coloured old many his upon LI IVIITELS. disgrace BRYANS bring down FREMANTLE. -ST, HOWARD bimetallic is a book golden. A the other answered. a little pettish- age! the blind. the lame to be cured. Sin- is its ocean palace. Dearest Mildred, believe me, lay too deep for words. The only Firm who Specialise in PRINTERS AND PUBLISHIOSS. still give you either silver: peried "How can I help it, or how ners the most obdurate became friend; it had this especial priv- ly. only Devonshire best, your your find Salt Crushing. will you and Grain preFirst Chapter.) you of as (End Bowls), Perth. silence, (opp. golden or one -street Murray Saints; speaking only his native speech in its coast -line, that vegeta- can you pretend to wonder? in your loving tab tit by your firelight dream ilege *lost to me already; and now real consolatioe Spanish, he was understood in all fer. You to Be tion does not refuse itself to the sister him. to comfort deavours WEEKLY. hand. in your PUBLISHED friend your than with mg love much-better I whom tongues. Processions of ten thoubut coming boldly down you, him henceforth all that Ettie might come," you say to him at prospect, edge, lends a any sister. you also choose to gc, have been and was not; light to his sand penitents followed him in per- "Come, I am to the very water's When notifying change of address and I shall be utterly alone!" Convents, orphanages, last, "you are silent, andme!" to its fect order. charm exquisite and most new -joy to his heart-help in trouAnd kindly state your old as well as your to me, amuse "I choose!" Maude answered, soft- eyes hospitals arose in his path. Amidst weary; talk not beauty. The red and white streak. balm in every sorand ble-healing new address. with petulance your answers tea,. he Mildred, dear "Say rather, ly. all, his humility remained profound, cliffs therefore, which we arc row. This is your duty. God has looks with kindly face ed it so." his prayer constant. He fell ill at reproach, but endeavouring to describe, were by God wills out your path so clearly EDITORIAL NOTICES. marked last At talks. eyes and your I into it! do not believe net do "I and received Vannes in Brittany, on their own doubt ner "You talk no means dependent alone of him. The names and addresses of corit in the that there can be neither the crown of everlasting glory in you are weary for 'the believe that God wills form and colouring It is in the mutter. hesitation and contributors must from respondents and turn say, you passionately remuch," too Mildred least!" 1410. they produced on the spectadepends on accompany all communications. him. lie stops as quietly as he be- effect wills you to leave. your duty, and it only and yellow broom plied. "What!" Secretaries of Societies, corresponand tor. Wi/low-treeslong. silence, is yoursell to make it your joy as life very gan, relaptes into whose father, your FRETTING. pensile bran. their dents, and others will please note breathes no complaint of your un- dropped up in yours-your mother- well." ches over crag and hollow, and here boundyoung that all communications intended "Yes," said Mildred, still however brothers, to say nothing There is one sin which is every- reasonable mood. A book is never and there a sturdy thorn had root- your I Maude. for insertion in the current week's "yes, violently; sobbing asks It suspicious. never _never ass jealous, wold of myself?-God where and by everybody underestithe fissures deeply into so ed itself about it. issue should be in the hands of the the right are in you know mated, and quite too mach over- no attentions. It never pouts or of the rock es to defy the worst anything se cruel and unnatural of I have thought of all that already: Editor by midday Wednesday at looked in valuation of character. It sulks because you prefer another' winds of winter to dislodge it. His creatures, I am certain!" latest. know how shy I am," "For natural, say supernatural," but then you the sin of fretting. It is common book. It never reproaches you with Tufts tff wild flowers and waving Reports of Parochial Functions added, with that childlike clingas. air as speech-so common that "I thought you had quite forgotten grasses sprang up in every crevice, Maude quietly answered, "and then she should be authorised by the parish have nowe which friend. to her ing cat Mildred, ask yourself if God never unless it rises above its usual mono- me." You cannot pet your priest, streandets spurted uplittle bright her a weakness in without a remonstrance from your wards, or glided like silver rib, makes a claim upon the soul, which ticed already as "And tone we do not even observe it Reports of Weddings, Is. per inch I have seen temperament. (abcut 50 words). Watch any ordinary coming to- dog; but you can choose any book bands to the sands below, marking compels it to self-sacrifice." am su comFuneral Reports, Is. per inch; in"1 do not say He newer does, only so little of him, and gether of people, and see hom many out of your library with no look or their way by narrow lines of ver a stranger to all his ways, luding names of persons present, minutes it will be before somebody word of reproach 'from its cam- dure on tither side, and ivy, ask. that in your case, I believe He does pletelyI hardly know how to set that Is. 6d. per inch (about 50 words). not." frets -that is, makes more or less paniuns. It exacts nothing. Conthere is my step. The ing nothing for its life but the soft Photograph Reproductions, 9d. "In your case!" Maude repeated. about it. And complaining statements of some- versation is give and take. dewy air around it, crept in and and all my young brothers 1.2r square inch. minimum, 7/6. PERTH. thing or other, which probably book demands of you only one thing out, and up and down, sometimes with a significant emphasis on the mother, All Communications should be adMildred, is and sisters. I cannot help feeling like SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. reaching the pinnacles overhead. "your." "Alas! dear story? And dressed to: Sacri- a stranger among them all. old, old and seenetime, idly pausing to hang not this the Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College by Founded give no very to Ettie used THE RECORD, peer seems alit, make others in W.A. its endless varieties of wreaths and fice when BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. and praiseworthy in our pleasant accounts of their goings cm The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly chainlets over every hollow grot ways goodwhen letters." her in our ewe to it comes but attended to. and deep recess it encountered on eyes; hesitate: then we "Foiget all that Ettie ever e rote Primary, Secondary, arid Commercial Education are imparted. its way. Masses of low -growing but turn, then wethen see can hardly upon the subject," Meade answerAll Public Examinations are prepared for, including Universturdy oak crowned the upper find excuses; tc believe was un"She alincst sternly. ed, that Gel ourselves sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, MatriculaAND BOOKBINDING height:: orchards, snowy white in bring so der the influence of passions which of us anything demanding is tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. cherry blossom, or flushing pink in -SEND must have made her a very unfair and all branches of Sport receive nature. human Athletics, poor painful to Culture, Physical more of the the bloom apof delicate first It is a pleasure to fturimillOo that the put- interpreter of the thoughts and feet Military Training is imparted in the Cadet our attention, ple tree, showed themselves far- say-we-and us." she added.round. Forget BRItaNt3 Series of 12 Assorted Holy Cards ars those around her. of ings Companies. ting her arm affectionately Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking Mildred's waist, "because, I am sure, sill she ever said, and go to your PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, are taught. in your heart, new home with a fixed resolution to MURRAY-STREET -attention. That you must give, you must know Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative purchi muse to ac. let a true friend to your father's do not (opp. Beans) PERTH, you though lips and is resolutely closes its or it These may be had in any quantity from real elder :ester (which poses. Indeed, the generosity of knowledge it, that I feel this part- wife. i mud athe A3264 and A. silent. Telephone, in which School, Art Manual a Catholic, -Booksellers, or direct from of same as being their A Feature is the furnishing is aimest this friend is its worst fault. 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