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Archbishop Meratie

THE ORGAN OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH

Registered at the GPO Perth for Transmission by Post as a Newspaper

Self -Determination for Ireland League of Australia

On "Free" Catholicism

A Hero --A Guide --For the English

VOL. XLV

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PERTH, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1921

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has is w-aely an untquodered reaction Isere below is that symbolised in the Section) An interesting movement It is a of the Kingdom. Illy Profess.' Stockley M.A., in the ionthin Cathuhe .1i.:, sprung up within the Nonconformist obviously doomed to speedy col- parables And evangelical Protestant net which contains all manner of of laps,. full is in England, which churches the hush! which Irelandat Devonare to read in the great Banquet be There was a Duchess of promise. It is nothing less than a ism cannot say all that now needs fish, there' were some unworthy, the shire, a ccittury since, and she wrote English children might hear; they wave of Catholic feeling, and it :s saying." It is of no slight service to Ireverses, on a "Passage over Mount might wonder; they might even embodied in what is called the "Free The suggestion shows the weak leaven which gradually leavens the A French journalmass and which is capable of leav- land at a time when she is engaged learn to think. lead its spot movement. in this Gothard"appears which Catholic ,.ovement," And hushed. chance, be gets a fair won't it all if it ening however. ist, the in the throes of a campaign to sethat "Anil hail the chapel! hail the plat- he writes to France: "We'll soon to have originated with certain pro- ers see the patent factwith Rome the seed whose fruits vary with the cure autonomy, and her enemies, niment Methodist ministers and Church in communion form wild! it cast, and in Ireland-upon which is ground cap" Gessler's have and racial, are unscrupumercenary of resistance has nreserved a centre Where Tell directed the avenging where such tine -looking officers p reachers. the world the tree in whose branches all manin reviling her, that her cause dart. who are leading this to all the strong forcesto inthe disrup- ner of fowl have their resting place, lous men The people nice know, by such a cayou supported as be should drawn together by of to -day that tend With well-strung arm, that first pre- (though, can be vet), abandoglad souls) stalk movement were of religion. At the same time These "Free" Catholics are seeking pable French writer as M. Xavier served his child: devotional impulse, as they were ac lion that of fur development with revolbelow in the strhts licre Soul of children whose work, Moisant, submission the idea of dislike The, aim'd the arrow at the ty- versa and soldiers keep boys walk- customed to go into retreat together they See of St. Peter. Hence they the Church which was only promis- Ireland,"--"L'ame de "The be L'Irlandie,-the rains heart." year; and they have been at- to every upon the is done mile, at el her work half a when hands up, with Beauing, been published by M. has just by which toe some method "0 Lady," exclaimed to her Sam- point of bayonet; and police (not tracted Romewards by the rich desire earth. Those who refuse to join chesne, Rue de Rennes, 117, Paris, Rome does, do what be able to will lished and Coleridge. teaching Taylor uel but English). force even treasures of devotional acknowledging the author - her here, because all her memllers M Moisant is well informed on his "0 Lady, nursed in pump and plea- Austrian, historic Church is without and leaders ere not perfect, are like subject and able to discount the presmaller boys to chalk up on wag- practice that the What a gain this ity which -asit made the Catholic those who should refuse to surer to provide able and the hell with Pope"; "To judices of British writers who try what is. Church goes Where learnt you that heroic mea- you are threatened with arson and is, can only be fully appreciated by says to disparage the Irish. He Li other words, they have set Follow the Angels sure?" those who know the bitter hostility themselves -name your shop if you write that the :mean between England of murder broblem the And the bard himself imitated Stol. up in Irish-in Ireland. "Trample on to Rome that has always characterupon Jacob's ladder, because the and is like a marriage imbe Squaring the Circle. berg,"Tell' lirth lace" in them like vermin," was the reeord- iced the many denominations, ladder touched the earth. It is be- posedIreland on one of the parties by force the ladder does touch the and that the Free gain and again these "Free Ca cause according to the law of ed advice given by the present Vice - which in England are called ascend. able to are the:. we gave him reverence of laws, earth {holies" bear eloquent testimony to the English Icing--for those Churches. Catholic Church, which the Irish stirring blood in Freedom's Irishor who 1 Ye And if we do not use this ladder, the The first healthy effect of the new what Rome has done. "It is true," put Ireland where Herfaithfully observe, such a marriage cause. movement is that as authors are says Mr. Peck, "that the world is in what steps can they provide? It is is condemned. For the rest, his reputting lauded for much gians were The completely. fail boy that they The led to reconsider their atti- desperate need of an authoritative here on the Irish clergy, "Whose he Belgium; where our author lauds being Was great, nor knew how greateiVii Writ- Church; a Church which can speak difficulties that they perceive so far marks the Fault? ' the National Genius. his Tell for putting Switzerland. But tude towards a Reformation. from deterring them, should cause is was! ing for a congregation of Meths,and with conviction passionate with .hunting was the the Gaelic Revival, and other phases not Belgium Peter's words: of the Ile knew len that his chosen hand. dists, the Rev. W. G. Peck says: '1 evident power; and to this essential them to say in St.shall Irish question, evince a clear we go. Thou Made strong by God, his native land ground for the fathers of English will not be too greatly as- element in the Church's true char- 'Lard! to whom hope you is not understanding of the difficulties of And Switzerland children. Would rescue from the shameful the indisput- acter Rome has unswervingly testi- hast the words of eternal life." needed for the British Empire's tonished when I assert yoke The unity cf the Church, which the situation and genuine sympathy able fact that by all the evidence fled.' fear "Alas, I the with bullying. Ireland. He says: "When the baser Uf Slavery-the which he brae!" But he complains that there is not Our Lord organised, is one of its Irish shall happen to be on the side 8 genuine liberty is extremely rare"; known to historical ofscholarship, vigorous enough love in the exercise of this characteristic marks. as well as a of gleleeidge's Theme. the strongest their champions of and when we want to govern others there were fewer signs of grace and knowledge. But Law, Freedom, Love of Country, for our good--so-called-- we would religious life after what Is called authority. and that there is not means independence will be heroes. But out, has pointed Maturin as Father were there Edward, J. J. milkman. iii,' tolioutog donatious bane already C11 the Reformation than enough democracy in the practical it is a blessing which must be paid until then they remain merely reGod's Will-Slavery; break it. These lash the slaves when they "rebel." here mate (paid or promised) towards Mi. A. M. Tornia3-. t'. crogan, Y. Hese-. Ile wants previously, in those lands which ideal of its priesthood. are the theme of the high Bard; yet price consists in bels " bike a friend of freedom he the establishment of the League on a et. J. Cullity (East Fremantle), Ed. Kell, Glesaer's Tyranny, took the Protestant name. .. In more of the corporate life than of for; a part of the admires is a formidJ. J. Martin, L. Dullard, of the Metaphysician, who went their fight for thetnehn basis. It Heenan, liberty. bound personal freedom. of surrender able list, and the full payment of the Mrs. L. Dullard, Mr. and Mrs. Dohen.,. (ruin poetry to abstract thinkings, "I rule this land." said Gensler, in our own country, as in others, reli- the head. But he makes no attempt some this is i, feature of all law and amounts 'rated hereunder will greatly Mr. E. Ferguson. General Macready's Ineffective and therein partly lost himself. Yet, a voice shaking with anger. "I rule gion now fell under the surveillance to show, how these preferences of But Mc place which and of those lacIlitate organisation not merely Toobey, W. Protest. his could be reconciled with the uti- nrder, Therefore you do not feel of the political government." if his "filial" feelings fur his England, this. League la a position at the outset to iregarty, \t',T. (Minivan,N.Mrs. the Church. It is useless C. Rani only by numeri- pant. Rev. Father Pace, Harry ()Tyne.. The Church of England. as she doubted features of Our lyrd's own reign in against that "bulwark laud," as Viceroy, bad. In fact you do not feel about General Sir Need Macready has is- wield an influence not by ()Tyne... the salutary yoke of kick a good civet Mr.t cal membership, but "And I will not allow peasants to Ireland at all. Your English eld- exists in England to -day. is the out, work which are to be found in the to sued a protest in strong language -backing. Christ, Church of Rome. idol as they please without asking ers and betters-as you will learn, come of 12/8.-S. V. Yates. f10/10/ -.-T. F. Quinlan, D. MulMr. Peck, representing the "Free" against the alleged shooting of three A Political Policy, The love which would be so kind Catholics, leave." Then cried a peasant wife all your conning days--know little takes the late Munsignor unarmed soldiers at Woodford, Co. cahy, M. O'Dea, jr,,. J. Ryan, L. D. E. nor.10/8.-P. Leahy. Mrs, P. J. ti c.en to her husband-who told her he about Ireland, and care less. C5/5/ -:-W. Dwyer, John P. Walsh, not of a religious movement. Queen as to permit error to flourish without Benson as the most popular expon Galway, and two at Bandon. The I.. Dwyer, was sure the "Government" meant On New Year's Day the Austrian Elizabeth contributed more than using the means provided by Christ ent of our standpoint for the Eng- crimes are to be condemned and de- James Walsh, J.LP.'Monaghan, T. I. Flahert3. Mrs. A. Burns (35 J. W. Horan, E.E. Walsh, Keane. Slattery, Mrs. A. Butto take from them house, goods, and tyranny was to end. So felt the any other human being to the chap- to eliminate it, would be,the love of lish workl. He recognises that there plored, but if Sir Nevil Macready Dennis Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hayes ler, J. I.. Walsh, A. Friend, James Daly, money-"Oh, it is shameful, shame- Swiss. And there came a New ing of this Church. No one could the foolish parent. Nor can the are profunder exponents than Mgr. wishes his protest to have a good ef- Wade-st.). Adelaide- ter. ), D. Foley Wasley Mrs. Quilly. J. memunen, J. Cullen, J. ful! How long are we to suffer Year's Day when all the castles of tell, at the beginning of her reign, bead which contains the brain, allow Benson. H. Hayes, J. Healy, Miss R. McMahon. He examines the main fect the troops under his command N. Perth), Father Lynch, P. A. Mr. Valent (New Boreta). Oh, that I the Austrians were laid in ruins, whether she would elect to remain itself to he overruled by the mem- principles of the Austrian tyrants? t / Benson's Apologetics must not cOmmit greater crimes. aiidt,A/.21/1._,B-ryittuA, Tully, 11. S. Parker, Mrs. bers of the body. priesthood A a man." "Whenever a castle was taken, bea- Catholic or would become a Proteswere and shows how they The crime of taking fathers of fend with care, some Finnigan, MIS Foley, W. fiulfroyle, T. And the listening little Englisn con fires were lit, and from Alp to tant. While her foreign policy which would be so far democratic as have helped in placing certain as- lies out of their beds at night and Fattier Iklemation, st.e Corrick, Mr. and Mrs. Daly (each). t2:-Rev. or to forget origin on high, to its from in sympathy; to weep, 4/6:-IriAnnati. is Cathogirl Alp the good news was signalled." made her hesitate between a pects of the truth before the Non- shooting them in cold blood, with- Rev. Fath, Du plan, in fury, to help some little Dear children, "the first great blow lic and a Protestant husband, the from the call of God, would not Tip conformist mind. out any charge being made against by the candidates. Should any deleEnglish brother to go out and make for freedom had been struck." of the Church to be, was doubt- fashioned after the model of the form In his historical novels especially, them, is a more terrible atrocity, and gate be prevented by circumstances Great High Priest, who descended Benson the, world safe for small nations. this is an outrage which has been ful. auout the imposing brought Tell's Ambush. from attending the Convention, might lift a heaven, that 11e from to "that Later, the children must learn that Peck, Mr. perpetrated in nearly all is." says parts of "The fact thority of the Church. "No matsubstitute may be appointed by the there shall always be an exception, the country by the King's troops, In the Hollow Way he waited fur while there may be a great place in Men Up. nations and kings mane ter how branch committee, amid equipped The striking part of the thought might bring her glory to, her, no whose duty it is to protect the for England's small nation; because the tyrant. There spoke to him a Christendom awaiting the Anglican with a letter of authority signed by is these "Free" Catholics that a blessing. f is for Ireland, tyranny poor woman. whose husband Gess- Church, when she has the courage matter with what splendour the nocent. It is absurd for General the secretary.. end it keeps the Irish from quarrel- ler had in prison; and she wandered to see visions and to dream dreams, they see the strength of the true jewels of earth might gleam upon Macready, whilst this is so, to talk TO ORGANISZRZ HINTS is realised in Catholic porition, as it the and-as themselves, among occuling In ch :using officers and commitbegging, with her children. . the place which she at present the the CSureh that centres at Rome. her altars, she was always the New of "the savagery which has always present English Dean of St. Paul's by her for tee, representatives of local bodies of been a marked feature the tactics determined was from God, down He was pies coming Jerusalem Gessler came slowly on. says-prevents such an ill-condition- talking should not be overlooked. of a woman of whom John They admit that its conception of the Holy Bride holding her children employed by the rebels." The truth Self -Determinaof the designs A branch "'Obediangrily: loud and ed people as the Irish from getting ence I will have. in the the Church as the body of Christ is by a superhuman bond, is that the Republicans have made been too Richard Green has said, thather Each branch should divide its disfor Ireland League of Australia stronger and being more of a nui- mild with this people.have I'll lies quite Scriptural; that it shows forth a dean fight. if they have at any tion profusion and recklessness of trict into blocks, and a cans-ass A Supernatural Sodality, works of Christ spirit in its desance. That is but prudence, my their pride. I will crush-'break time departed from their rule it is may be tormed in any centre where made for members. Leaflets to asshe stood without a peer in Christen- the The to any velopment, than that it a Christ and is rash task to be obtained. loyal dear children, as you will learn, and can who more least 12 members at woman because they have for the occasion finished. Ges- dom, and that no other sist can -asset's will be prepared by to try to combat the Papal claims tradition of blood or culture. shining adopted the Government's horrid be complacent in the learning; and sentence was never Second Shot," ever lived was so totally destitute with arguments from history. A few intending members should the central executive, and issued to You will have great consolation In sler fell dead." "Tell's with heavenly graces and glorious, doctrine of reprisals. Those who of religion sentiment the headed, breeches. is of chapter, the Erglishman's to a meeting, and call together of martyrget crowns And yr t they do not enter the fold it need were, with feeling so good. How thankful you live in glass houses should not The one characteristic of the situa- of Peter. All propaganda literature will be Because they dom." will be that you are taught to be exultingly. throw stones. The shooting of men which representatives of every local prepared made the whole transi- imagine that Why? which murtion foul this has dune "'Who by the central executive, Mr. Peck some picture day and somehow rosy Against this Pharisees, and not even as the Irish for simply possessing arms, and the orgenisation should be invited, such friends. tion possible was that for the mounand may be had on application to narrow "the calls he -.Swiss, Gessier would say You der?' cried one of Gessler's what sets were shire council, nation or the carrying of municipal hostages-not to men- as the and A New Church Crown the Tell mine.' said ment shot was "'The Stat. rethe Secretary. even not which could love liberty-and you have the ideal reality, other things-are exampes of school of arts, political leagues or the Hol- united in a rising, and somewhat appear that wili somehow al)- strain Roman Catholics from shed- tion ever before you. You hate Gessler, from the high banknoabove Every person in a district eliould brutal savagery on the part of the associations, friendly societies, and nationalism. and that will I murder. flamboyant 'But Way. low and scrb tianseend Rome. the serin blood each other's would Austria's dependwho crush ding for which the tactics of every citizen. The only condition of be given an opportunity of enrollieg unoffending peo- the Queen at her worst was tolerated This is how Mr. Peck expounds vice of militarists and financiers, Government ents. You feel good. But you will have bet freed anand in the branch, but no annoyance the Republicans offer no parallel. cowardly ty- and at her best was worshipped." the their hopes. "There is only one I.utherans and Jews." Irish should be shown when a canvasser see that your country prudently op- ple from a base membership is support for Mr. Peck arrives at wonder No God be let jest; is cause My rant. of things Church to which Rome can ever condition a such That poses liberty his England's depend. gets a refusal. It is a principle of -Determination. Self cannot Anglicanism that make honourable submission; and shock a serious enquirer is home is the "uncanny way," as the ants: and gains (as you will be the Judge.' again, children, did the conclusion that every person possibly represent the Catholic tra- that is the Church Universal now in should Get an energetic secretary, who self-determination "Never Scripture worldly call it, in which the Pope's But enough. shown- -though falsely-) in things natural a has right to his opinions. Ascertain Queen the that regrets He throes of birth. In that Church should have prepared him for the proaouncements on religious and will obtain copies of the constitution the reason for refusal, and if it is material, by refusing liberty to Ire- Swies suffer as they suffered under dition. Bishops out of the the cards English the membership kept cards, moral questions justify themselves, . ." application Gessler. warned there shall be splendour and shock, Our Lord Himself land, for men, made him, wrongly, caused by insufficient or incorrect "Where stood Tell's house at Bur - Council of Trent. strength, but humility also and child- us that it is necessary that scandals even when they touch upon the and propaganda matter from the knowledge of the Irsh question, a not open his poet heart to England's chapel. On its He nowhere claims that the Non- likeness. State S eyetary. There shall be firm au- should come. But whilst these secular sphere. slave. as it did to Austria's: still, Klein there is now .t German: supply of leaflets or answers to obthis represent churches 'Here, The reader who has followed me conformist thority and the freedom of sons of Before a member is enrolled, Die must be atoned for by the Coleridge did think and theorise walls are written, in lived tradition. At most he holds that God. She shall be the divine re- scandals fat will see that this "Free" Ca- application card expressing adher- jections may convert the objector. about Ireland, and did write, per- where this holy church stands, men who cause them, they do not tholic cera for Secretaries should submit to the successful been of have saviour movement is still in a very ence to the aims of the league should they public. Her Papacy shall speak of derogate from the genuine authority haps half -condemning himself for the great Wilhelm Tell, tain period in leading their people to the certainties revealed to babes and of the Church. The Pope discharg- fluid condition. It has riot yet be .signee. The branch secretary central exnutive all honest objec. being so cool, vet salving his con- his country.... Think well on what, tions, when answers will be forwardmaintains, he success, and This chrystallised into any definite body must forward. these cards to the Christ. If to old women. Her priesthood shall ed his duty faithfully and well. science. by acknowledging, in words, for us, has been done by God has been due to by our fathers."' offer the sacrifice of every contrite his children in great part refused to of teaching. It is a revolt against State Secretary every month; keep ed. that his "Fire" the of and lack authority in the women DissentIrish Public meetings should be held as But, just as the Two Causes: heart. And her gates shall be upon follow his lead, that does not make ing a list of the names in a roll"from Ireland came! ing Churches of England, and it is book and writ often as possible, and competent Hedge and cornfields all on flame. the Irish men are thinking fact that they based their spirit- every side and shall not be shut at of no avail the authority which the yearning for the that spiritual gifts speakers obtained to address them. ing, so the author of the little Eng- the a membership by day; and there shall be no Pope has received. It only emOn paiment of 2/ ual teaching upon the appeal to the all there. And into that Church, phasises the spiritual advantage of they discern in Rome. card for the current year will be is No question must -be discussed in On as I strode with my huge strides, lish book-but not about Emmet individual conscience, and that they night and But far it is a vague tenPearce so only subnot about this and Ireland, Of applicant. sued to the the branches or at public meetings flung back my head and I held my largely identified with the prayerful and penitent, we all must obedience to it, and of trust in the dency. It does not even possesS scription 1/ will be sent monthly, but Ireland: though its writer, Mr. were Self-Determination for Ireland, worth of its judgment and comsides, revolt against the aristoc- tine. our way." Marshall, glories in "Bruce and Wal- Rodical This is the vision of the Church mands. The fact that most of the the mininuen of fixed principle that with the membership cards, to the as defined in the constitution. The li was so rare a piece of fun squirearchy. the and racy fighting for Scottish freedom"; leverage gainkl by the support of Triumphant, for which the Church Apostks deserted Our Lord at the the old Oxford Movement possessed. State Secretary, the other shilling Iff'the light of his own blazing cot lace A publicity officer should be apbecause Scotland fights for that free - the popular political movements here below is a- preparation, that greatest crisis, when it was neces- But it is a happy tendency, as rich being retained by the branch sec re pointed Was mails- a naked rebel shot." by every branch to supple For tart' for local needs, such as rent, in possibilities as it is new. dont sine macula world's Church of the et raga agahast has stand up to rested, sary things these which reports and literature to the local "Rebels": for sake of country, of "Yee,' said Werner, "I know all upon to which f t. Augustine speaks so often. opinion, is ,no refutation of His Div- this reason one welcomes it with all postage°, etc. Nonconformity and the branch should freedom, ,:f government for the good away. newspapers, passed I defects. The happiest its youthful Donations in excess of half the people. Many of them it is not the Church which Our inity. the chief of the guverned, and by their con- could day finds itself in a death grip with But omen is that it began in prayer.- membership subscription shall be see that they are published. trust with my life." founded here below. The Lesson forces of Naturalism and destructive Lord eent; God's rebels, therefore; "rcbtowards propaganda Donations Magazine for South Africa Catholic transmitted as soon as possible to The Church which Christ founded which history is constantly driving Let us be "Free." scientific c:iticism. els," like Wilhelm Tell, full of "revthe secretary of the State Council may be handed to branch secretaries The danger that Mr. Peck sees crence for laws," and "made strong "Then go to them," said Gerto the central execufor transmission and Propaganda work for Organising by God " trude, throwing her head proudly threatening the Free Churches leads tive. As there will he a considerable throughout the State And se the little hook says- - back. "Let us be free once more. him ni propose the following remmatter needed for cf printed amount A' the first regular meeting.of the "Stories el* William Tell," in a "Told What matter though we die, if we edy: "Unless there now speedily executive bram'ch, when the officers are elected, propaganda, the central to the Co Aren' (the English chit- lose our lives fighting for freedom.' grows up in this country a Catholic supplied. adequately be should one delegate to the State Conven &en seees. published by Messrs. "Gertrude," said Werner, rising, interpretation of the Christian faith Don't wait for an invitation Call tion for every 25 members of tha I which shall include the element of "you have put' heart into me. Jerk, and in London Townbranch should be chosen. A definite a few friends together, and start "The Swiss have always been a will go this very night. God help freedom, it is highly probable that branch at once. your attend be made promise to should divorced largely now brave and fearless people; their me if I fail." our population, "We will not fail," said Gertrude, from all religious profession, will becountry has lain as safe and free as or secularised finally our island on the ocean waves." And now come either smiling at him bravely. (When we Irish hear you talk of her eyes, which had before sparkled Romanised. Negative Protestantism freedom, said Thomas with anger, were wet with tears. British Moore, their we seem to ourselves to The Patriots meet. "'William Boyle O'Reiliy's line: FINISHED WITII BLACK PANNE VELVET, TRICORN SIL be as those who Tell! God be thanked you are with "We have wronged no recc, we has e FANCY MOUNT, 57/6. Every ten years Songs are composed, but song -hits are inspired. "Like slaves below, that under us."' BLACK VEL robbed no land." TINSEL CROWN, SMALL PULL -ON 11.-Vt', GOLD a little bird twitters a little rune in the ear of some music -man, and then hatches lie. The Patriots' Pledge. would keep true to AND RIBBON FAILLE Swiss ROSE, VIEUX These TRIMMED BRIM, VET play gramophones the people go crazy, the orchestras and pianos and Hear those on deck extol the sun "Then, in the moonlight, the men the Emperor, the head of ChristenbERR1ES, 50/ and sky"). nothing else and by the time the barrel -organs grind out the remains of together. 'You know dom, the brand of civilised States. TRIMgathered WII1TE VELVET, SMART HAT, FRENCH SAILOR, IN that little tune, the music -man has made heaps of money. The Swiss and Liberty. "But the Austrian, his friends, his well, good friends, why we are hese. MED WHITE RIBBON VELVET AND LIME WOOL; SUITABLE But English children are to be It is our own free country in which servants, and his soldiers, we will ut59/0. When the little bird tw4'..tered some weeks ago "Feather Your Nest LADY, YOUNG FOR it If land. of the taught to love liberty--for the little we meet, yet we have to creep to - terly drive out he sang about a subject peculiarly familiar to birds. That's probably PRETTY HAT, IN AOCORDEON PLEATED MOLE VELVET, They are to gether at midnight and in fear, may be, we will do this without Swiss nation also. FLOWERS, AND RIBBON ntht the song became such an instant success, and is still captivating But ROSE VIEUX FANCY of blood. TRIMMED shedding learn to praise the Swiss for resist- Much cruelty and injustice we have fighting or that musical rotund of this old planet. If you have heard "Feather DROOPED SHAPE, 59/8. ing the taking away of their free- patiently borne'"-with "an almost if that may not be, we are ready to and country, our IN free COLOURS, we AND SHAPES Your Nest," you probably have your copy' already. If not, get up-toLADIES' HATS, IN VARIOUS dom. "Many years ago," continues criminal patience," said a distin- die, so that their little book, "one of the great guished foreign journalist judging hand on to our sons the freedom date, and secure your copy from ALBERT and SON, LTD., to-day. SILK AND VELVET, 29/0. God us. left fathers our raided, which Princes of Europe did try to con- the modern Irish sufferers. TURBAN IIAT. WITII VELVET CROWN, RIBBON BRIM, Only 2s (post tree 2s. 6d.) quer Switzerland and take away the plundered, deported, murdered, in and His holy ones helping us, in this SHADES, IN NEWEST MOUNT WITH SMARTLY FINISHED But the 1917-1918, before they began repri- bond we will live and die. Amen." ireecioni of its people 49/6. PUTTY, AND BROWN HENNA, to "The three raised their hands sals--"but now we can bear no people fought so bravely that SMART READY -TO-WEARS, IN VARIETY AND SHAPES IN they conquered the tyrants and more; and we have sworn to free heaven and solemnly spoke." The SOLE ADDILBSSPEDAL AND OTHER STRAWS, 19/6 to 35/ our land from the power of Aus- Swiss three. They might be an drove them away." MacSwinthree-Maccurtain, CHILDREN'S HATS, MADEdN VELVET AND SILK, 26/6 to 34/ti, my dears, we Irish too, oath which trig. Hear the And quite right, STRAW AND FELT HATS, TRIMMED RIBBON AND BERwas it not?-one hears the English swear: 'We hereby promise never ey, De Valera:"We three, we happy three, we reader say- to his little lovers of free- to betray or forsake each other; K! ES, FROM 14,0 TO 19/6. band of brothers." don-in Switzerland. But before never to think of ourselves. but in WOOLLEN CAPS, 1N NEWEST SHADES, FOR LADIES AND And with them, heart and soul, the Swiss succeeded, the prince everything to think only of our ellILDREN. PRIdES 1, 11 To 9/11 EACH. (near Beans) MURRAY warned them to obey his laws: "or country; we promise not to try to should be the writer of this story iris place you shall pay for it with your lives take away from the Austrians any told to English children POSTAL ORDERS TO BOX 57, G.P.O., PERTH. wherever in practice, and your goods: and your freedom Lands which by right belong to awaits him, NO SHOPS IN BARRACK STREET. Such pro- them, but only to free our own lane the Irish, too, even as the Swiss. dewill I utterly destroy " LTD., UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, PERIN FOY & GIBSON &mations are not to be read in from them.'" So spoke Dc Valera mand the determining of themselSwitserland to-day. But today they for Ireland-in the spirit of John ves.

French Opinion on Ireland

Organising has Commenced

Highgate Branch Formed on Thursday Night

EstabA Perth Central Branch to To-morrow (Sunday) Night at Hibernian Hall

formed Main Fremantle Branch to To-morrow (Sunday) Afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. Patrick's Hall, Other Fremantle Branches During the Week

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1921 THE W.A RECORD. SATURDAY. APRIL 23,

BUNBURY.

Rev. Father Lynch's Queensland Report

BAYSWATER.

The Latest from

Alleged Disloyalist

Fiunr Our Correspossigent.) the follow I oiler the above heading The usual buiniay morniug meetof Times (Froth Our Correspondent.) in the Sunday tug appeared ing eventuated alter Mass last week, Death has reaped his harvest of April 101n last:Yang Correspondent when business in connection with L DISTRICT MEETING 'rhe Sunday Times is in receipt of a (By theof Han GIVEN AT RECENT HIBERNIAN ANNUie three during the week from the East.") "Far the Church debt was advanced anthe returned of inunber by a signed petition The first. Mrs. Waters, at soldier residents of %Volum, ifills, wo,, Church. step. Mr. Walsh occupied the wt made satisf.settny pin. h.. Military disturbances are still the other to Ose In the :cause of a comprehensive they subject was the extiaordinary age of 95, was an requested our help with regard the chair, his witty "asides" at times Anyhow, unhappy vision. this in day Before the Rusts teenier, of order any cluisterod E. J. Rogers, storekeeper, whom ui the and report, rather Lynch said: Irishwoman much amusement. occasioning discussed. arc a seat oil country. very lengthily China's rival armies proud. Peard member, and holding I give a brief account of ray stew. people would or should be upward.; A euchre party and dance is to be the local Itepatrlation coniinittee. Ove. while 20 to conference came to this conclusion: life of stretitioes sought, Ws slaughtering each other, are e( a was tihe lived action mouths ago three weeks' time and ardShip in Queensland, I desire duration three about the held in calculating dying for the "In nothing ran be gleaned as millions of her children member, of 88 years in the State, and livea are told, hut been entertainment is thank you very sincerely upon me membership of a clearance be done. Yesterday's news- a very successful hunger. of blemish or blame. to wiint has spot, adoptMeehan win honour you have conferred year and without it Secretaries shall anticipated. practice following announcethe startling a Irish) had last the in A petition from the ratepayers to the papers re-elected me Catholic f. of having thorough part A in bestirred themimatis Board to have tile man rem:tied you in ed: When the fractional The heading read: "100,000 Halvorsen having already in sense of that term, her example of front tile Board had nu result, the ment. are seeing that I would representthe con- roll of membership is under six tickets "some," selves Houpeh so period of Catholic fidelity' should hare borne chairman bolding the view that he bad slain in Houpeh Fight." Brisbane. I have to thank circulation, the tickets being having pro- months, then the lesser power, and that the petition would is our province. The report states arranged that each "Ugly Man" reand would have were acceptfruit, be greater ference last year for the: will membership of Inquiry at year the Minister. Seenanfu, trip tO so to at have the fighting the in oppression that, -like tiger a for the it of mitt part any ticket sold vided the means so very little of the benefit the Public Works Department, which between the ex- ed, but when the fractional troops of General ceives nothof the time, place and circumstances controls (toads Boards elicits could be takea with I wit give you year is six months or over, then the his committee. is knoWil In time department respect- Wang. the military governor of by The candidates for the filer latter years were of her life. Ugly pense to n.e. Now. because period shall obtain." longer The Repatriation think I the Matter. allied forces from ing the and the Houpeh second each account, reaping a very brief lull years, not been sate:, has a verbal report from only Men's competition have now been alpartment lies matter the If Lam, deleGeneral of the under of well-spent time. Its travelling representative. anyway. the south, reward and wish, merit it is the. des, ': of rust would Joe we Halvorsen, Luu as Messrs. settled to tered conchal- factorily are told, the Repat. can do nothing. city was practically ruined, and Burns and Ted McDonald. Each is The other deaths were those of weThe gates to n.e v the bushier: as con- at all events I have brought the man. like others, was selectee 100,000 persons, being one-third of Irvine was Baby Little to, ed, and ray remarks will be babies. instructed poll, the I was heading of as recOntmended le the very sanguine up and in the district the first subject of the city, perished. densed as possible. IIntravelled deeply deplored by her sorrowing department as suitable for a seat oil the the population and things are really humming in by and when the minutes of the meetCommittee. The This is possibly an exaggeration, but the respective camps place you know that parents. as was also Baby Rushton. local Repatriatiou of the it is believed the people of Iloupeh distance ing come through you will probably hands the entirely in is time matter trying a having are train probably the longest to Children idea. The Cardinal Mr. Byrne is a new-comer amongst better a people; they have to get lilihe all wongati cona terribly. suffered have travelled that any delegate far back since the break-up of the summer, do to get him off that Repat. Commitis straight away an enthte journey Moran Memorial Fund --As was Father Dawson has arrived from us, butUgly to held which theugh ever so perfect has tee is to make a recommendation ference (3,11S5 miles). The man, and we could do siastic as 1912, when the meeting O'a Mr. by Adelaide accompanied at remove him, at the Ireland, and department to snappish the and by cold succeeded was very pleasant, subject been the Capital, with a few Federal of his calibre in the parat the successor. a time recommending in Amen Hanle Sullivan. who joined him weather and consequent illness. I had the pleasure of meeting some While cart ying this out, the petition to ica. was brought up about erecting a as ish. If his smile "keeps on deck" the along came Mr. O'Sullivan Melbourne From Minister for Works can also be pre Hibemiens. monument to the late Cardinal We regret to say that the Rev. the Ile is neither a during the campaign I am sure lie settled. The remedy Is In the hands a Mission helper delegates had gone to say good-bye It was agreed that this Mother of the Bunbury' Convent or the residents themselves. Of course, priest nor a brother, but just a plain will secure the majority of the ladies At Fyd- Moran. and seriously they es-Ill have to prove their ease. to Archbishop Mannix. very erected, be been has should Community I monument has come to votes. who Catholic layman, nay, contrary to my expectation!, In last Sunday's issue of that paper China "to work for ill, so ill that only faint hope is held Mr. Lou Halvorsen smiles as well, His God." spent the. that all the Hibernians of Austrabroke the jemmy, andChaplain of Her delicate appeared opportunity an have recovery'. fur her should lasia out of is simply and has gut some really solid backlitrpewriter speed on the Sunday with the Chief egen Hills Worry. A their quota towards frame, afflicted by acute pleurisy, contributing to ing behind him so will be all there We impossible it is and marvellous, O'Haran. Monsignor Socie..y, is the that E. .1. Rogers writes: hate Lae does not promise much the finishing post is handy. the erection of a suitable monument under my notice a letter ap keep the little Chinese boys out of when joined the other delegates onwhothe Prayers are said in thou brought bright. is to that great Prince of the Church, his room. They stand and watch Ted Mac is a silent worker, and any Sunday, among them was one all Hiwho has had pearirt by is revered everybody as memory sands, in reference a knowledge of things whose to iievei al matters relative at a with of one hours for Brady. his flying fingers since deceased, Brother Fhi'stly, a petition was situ stretch. throughout Australasia. of the privilege of knowing Mother ed by returned Mr. O'Sullivan is a native knows that these are the kind Having arrived at the bernians Victoria. soldiers requesting t, up to the date her dines,: a terrible have me removed received LATE MR. TIMOTHY FLYNN. considers amount The THE fight to the last: so Agnes that people a very U.S.A. after Buffalo. of from the Repatria. christen. calamity. of capital of Queensland, 7s 7d. privilege S5414 was unique the had conference years, of our 75 into consideration of non Committee. Well, as far as I can Our first primary school opens taking everything pleasant trip, we were neat by Father Location of National Directory.- Whose death, at theon age the late Mrs. FIsiln (a convert), this was brought about by Mr. J. next week. The structure we are it promises to be a very evenly coil Wednesday last. lug The protracted illness of Mrs. see Ackland. at Perth marrying. the then young couple, and Lane, on behalf of the Archbishop. It took Mr. Ackland a Ions the reason why I advocated occurred Thurs- °Blasting at their gravesides on both Boor continues to cause great fam- If. using for this purpose- -one of those tested election. enlisting; A Requiem Mass was offered on time to consider about numb', On the following recrning the con- Now marryand the christening Father Mc- occasions; the Father Lynch's wee talk to us on accommoopen- Rockhampton was that although when he thought air. Marilee' conscrip- Baptist buildings-will day at the Cathedralthebyfuneral or the ily anxiety. One day news is quite ference was opened, and thcFathei obse- ing of most of tile eleven children num- reassuring and the next day there is tion Bill Was about to come into force, date 100 children and we were for- Sunday last was a very sensibtir. National Directory had already Mahon, M.A., and was delivered by Mon- marriage, and the christening of of ing out he enlisted, and he now poses nitusetl cB the again prostration. in the State of Queens- quiescarried A full report located .of been grandchildren. servives the plain explanation of the all -a securing erous in Archbishop, Cathetunate the firm the of present pathetic. behalf was as, Alas! patriotism. cheap on Lens Mr. Flynn's career, together with for four years, still as far ,L; signorBurke ing topic, which is to be decided by I have now in my employ four returned dral sanctuary during the Mass, and late the obsequies will who was unavoidably absent in the land Mrs. Hatton has restarted her soldiers. a detailed account of Society is concerned. was assisted at the graveside by Rev. 'dlukuni diggers,' who did Hibernian the at the end of the month. electors a civic the Ism., a By tendered next ,:ur were in Bunbury. Vlie has appear South in Monsignor country. The business not enlist through fear of having to. are three Queenalands, South- Father F. Butler. I am sure the words spoken to us reception by the Mayor, and at all there mean ruse she seemed to have been Tilts should explain Ibis matter. ern, Rockhampton, and Northern. I everyone a clearer and gave each empordrapery of her Was FREMANTLE. a petinOli signed these gatherings reference was made bl dispossessed "Secondly', OBITUARY. a de- pointed out that we were quite satunderstanding on the subject of the few ratepayers to have me removed to West Australia having sentcertainium in the business part of the town, aprom did isfied to entrust the National Direc the Roads Board. On the dry coming as they traffic, drink a started now has party legate, and I tell you I was another and the petitioi, was laid on tile Board table (From Our Correspondent). for the next three years ta 'the funeral of the late Mrs Alice from a priest who must necessarily ly very flattered by the attention.- tory drapery shop in the old premises. I was present, and the chairman re a Agatha Murphy, wife of Mr. T. D. Aire However, by its center,. bigwish in contact with a large part of celebrated come Perth, Fremantle South venture new as said It unfused to accept It, he was -street, her in Swan luck of her paid to Weste:n Australia, winceon Rockhampton. pity, majority, Rockhampton was took place on the morning of Monday ary last week-end, and like the celethe seamy side of life on this old British, slid a most unfelt attack on a had the honour of representingthat, small Marl who had been on the Board foi ever- at the Square in South Bunbury. The deceased, who was 31 defeated, South Australia was also, week. "mud -ball." E. brated Tulin Walker, Esq., of those occasions. I may say is hiving an ex- eight years, and had served it (eau was selecte of age, was a daughter of Mr. Buckley Wiles Dan South Mrs New years and going 'still Queensis Secretaries Meehan and Halvorsen in memory, where verdant a stranger although I was fully and fearlessly. 1 stood up in front of eshhourtie, Victoria, years. Golden Jubilee of the Societe Dullard, town has undergone tended eoliday in Perth, and aftee of the petitioners, and told them that for many are proceeding in a very' businessThe lived strong." has family her land, that Wstern Australia was The here, and a! In 1919 she came to Perth. where he, many vicissitudes in that hundred wards at Guomalling. to referred or thembeen has names opinion their my in Commonlike manner, which augurs well for the known throughout disposition gained were not worth sixpence. and the Society was born in Vic- cheery andof lovable The past, as told by one the success of things generally. Each Mrs. Barnard, who has been selves wealth in the fact that we had the though friends. Site was an in- Years. that i knew some Of the fanners WOUld of the fact that her hosts and account on toria, deep a very Diworker !folds mete.lis it, for in pain is to National successful lived of be complimented on the "every who the most when my term or of victim also, a sign anything; such three members ConCentenary of the Church here in defatigable which would be it it was left to a visiting and months, is leaving Bunbury office bad expired, time, on behalf of the Catholic Church, detail correct" footing which they rectory who had done such splendid the Perth. Rev. interest, but I had introit,. will be celebrated in Syd- vent, and School. In Southrequiem of Com- again for treatment in Perth. Al- about two months' Chamber of the adopted. leave member mass work, and whose names were held Australia to fall out, as my time was ton much Pace celebrated future. For ney next October, and in view of Father of merce to prophesy of the Two of the committee in Meshas she had months of pain occupied with other matters; but now Monday morning in the Cathedral in esteem by all I had met. National Directory on from Speaking at the welcome to the visi- readysuffering the that the fact Conception, God of and let them put John stand Inunaculate again Walsh and Davis are out oil delegates St. would dames the at the younger the of and benefit the proceeded to the tors by the Fremantle Chamber 01 and situated there, the chief celebra- whence the cortege where forward their strongest the warpath again. These two Le Hospital, Subiaco. the !senateu who are here for the first time, the is Cemetery, would rro back in spite or them. When tion will take place in Sydney at the Karrakatta con Commerce last Friday. Mr. J. A dies are indeed excellent workers, Pace Father Rev. had expired int,rred. Archdea they object of the National Directory, were my term of oMce held On last Sunday morning time or a short time after the ducting die last rites. The chief Boyd, of Melbourne. said: "Fremanbut why a it that it is a case of the meeting, and put forward their and those Interstate meetings, is not same (hus- tle enjoys a unique con Smyth preached on the day's astrongest Centenary of the Catholic Church in mourners were Mr. T. D. Murphy was luau. Last Saturday geographical every time something herse" "willing and stress so much for passing Federal legisla- Australia. Ile (cousin), Mass. early' Dullard the election, and I again topped tle. There were various in- band), Mr. Thos. position, being the first and last port Epistle at the that the Epistle was poll, is required to be done. Surely there tion; it is hitended to be more 'a stitutiens that Brother Rahn' (brother-in-law), and in three years hence, if I am we visited, and the Rev. were Messrs. Si. Ilealy, of call in Australia for beats trading ed the peintsermon our small con-bearers folks amongst pall can again are The they to stand. again anxious sympathetic bond or union in federaPope first the of of Queensland was show- W. Mahotiy. J. Doyle, V. Yates, J. W. with Europe via the Suez Canal. It the fatherly their strungest man, sal gregation who can help in a greater tion between the various districts or hospitality St. Peter. The Apostle putwillforward D. Keane. Among those Preupon us We visited All Hal- Ahern, and --Rev. top the poll. been described as 'The from Rome, aptly have hitherto done, has thar degree Redmond. Brother and States, and its object is not so much ered were! sent propriety to readers lows and St. Anne's, conducted by Messrs. P. Mulcahy, W. Gumbleton, M. Western Gate of Australia.' I was warned his -I do not wish to answer any further and they can rest assured that their for the feet that it has any extensive the of Mercy, and the Chris. Cranley, J. Kelly, D. Foley, D. Leahy. J. very deeply impressed by the fact decency of conversation among the correspondence Oh tins tastier, as it are help, if proffered, will be availed of legislative powers, but it is a link be- tian Sisters bigots. teat few of only a E. examthe work that Tully, W. them assuring Ryan, we mot. J. Monaghan, J. Brothers' College, and J. that in providing the excellent ship- Gentiles, chips in porridge-can do neither at once, and they' will have the tween the various districts of the P. Clifford, F. Connaughton, E. men would have a must tell- like out to One Tree Hill, which is Smith, harm nor spied, and such men will never ping facilities which are more mod- ple of knowledge that they are not leavHealy, J. Daly, J. Kearnan, J.R. QuigCommonwealth and New Zealand. ored On Walsh, ing effect for good on the enemies of build up empires." King's Park of Brisbane. the Easter.' P. J. Ryan, a. rancho!, in than anything ern ing things to the enthusiastic few, The National Directory's account of the take Fannon, %Val the Faith. Catholics should return I also had the pleasure ley, F. Crogan, J. Casey. fir ever there Was a lug ifir the materially assisting our building but their stewardship was very satis- my J. WOO, J. States, Fremantle acknowledges its that advice to heart, for there are above Is a worthy illustration of rt. Cogan. M. Kelly. s. lace, of Monsignor 0'. guest the being fund in a practical way. T. Lynch, F. Began, D. [m- obligations to Australia, and in that some who seem to revel in indecent We were glad to have paid us a visit Ly factory, considering the difficulties of I endeavoured to repre- Kernane, Haran. E. S. acknowledgement lies its future." J. Prendivlite, J. Cranley, Mr. Rope, on Wednesday, who, or of the war, influenza epidemic, and sent you to the best of my ability. ean, of J. ebullitions O'Keefe, P. irreligious and Murray, a P. Irishman, course. Is a well-known other causes. The hope was ex- I again thank you for the confidence Larkin. Fremantle Harbour now has a Ihey are often ar- practical Catholic, and successful bustKinsella, Mesdames M. Healy. W. MaJanuary 5th for a station called Walsh. J. dead water depth of 38 feet, and as the tongue. pressed. and it has been expressed that you have reposed in me, and mmy. W. Tully. 155 E.Young, man, having really opened up tat. and V. the largest vessel at present trading rogant tend imprudent before the ..sa Shintee, 150 miles up the Yangtsc, Morgan. Brunen, Wougan district. Ile Is an admirer of awl here to -day, that these difficulties I can assure you that I owe meaty Walsh, anti-Catholic the the of to -day, wore placed on Gentiles Wreaths was subscribes IMECohli, and Yates. to TUB arriving there by junk. They were the the time by that draws having passed, the not desirous of adding one iota to Ins Mr. and Mrs. I. to Australia, the "Ceramic," under them her husband, leave by grave and Hibernian Society. to the debts -I brigade, met by six Catholics, who took Mr. and only 33 feet, the harbour is in a posiSociety came to celebrate its Gold- think the greatest honour that was P. Walsh, air. and Mrs. Lovell, or to soy of the circumstances itnpro.ssion that the Catholic discip- reply Breunan of charge of their baggage and conyear. employees this Ahern. of R.1 October Messrs. unthat necessitated it-Ed. in all vessels tion jubilee to accommodate en be ignored may Brennan, doctrine pleame was the and on James line ever bestowed Mrs. and Mr. Bros., ducted them to the Mission station. that every branch would be able to sure of representing you at the In- Mr. and Mrs. Chatuberlain. Deily der any weather and tide conditions. with impunity. There they were received by a naare record very substantial numerical terstate Conference in Brisbane. In and °erne, Mr. 3. O'Connor, and Mrs. The Sisters of St. Joseph YORK. Archdeathe. Mass second tive Chinese priest, Father Chang. the At holding a big bazaar in a few advances in their ranks. With ref- conclusion, I desire to thank his O'Connor. condolence months' time, and already there is con prca':hed on the Gospel, which under whose direction they begat, Cards and telegrams or friends Uur correepondeut). erence to interstate Clearances, Grace the Archbishop, the clerge, (Front and Inany from Sundays many were received for missionary work proper. The rest quoted be will when I was going away the mem- and laity, and especially the mem- relatives in Victoria anti Western Aus- great enthusiasm for the object. It Last week we had a visit from of us will be leaving for other Mistae behoves all practical Catholics to ac- hence, and which contains the loving our worthy Vicar -General, Monsigbers of the District Board impress- bers of the Hibernian Society, in all tralia. The deceased lady leaves Jesus of E. address Mr. dying sion stations as soon as we can seVictoria: lit almost bringrelatives and Verling, who spent a few days ed upon me the importance of cord the bazaar every possible asthe various States I visited. I following(father), Mr. Jas. Dullard (bro- sistance, He was cruci- nor before night cure boats- At present parts of the the on AT HAN THE SOIL OF are Dean SON old friend, the good Sisters with his A once holiday ing this matter to finality as best I found that Western Australia occu- Dullard Misses Stasis and Kate Dullard ther), of meaning the Han are frozen, rendering travelexplained ex lie of the fied. YANG. The members Walsh, VI'. He enjoyed our saludevoting their lives to the cause cf could. (Sisters), Ashbourne, Mrs. W. MIMI a warm corner in the hearts of (Trentham. ling impossible. little while referred to so often brious c:imate, and was very pleased and Mrs. Joyce (Ro- Catholic education-truly the Vic.), God's National Directory, who are present pied for any lived here had who funeral how all those The us sisters. showed Vie.), and The cold weather has wrought eut chester, Master, great regret is out the Our me to by teacher. be able Lear good A preliminary meeting was here, will to notice the great improvement efIn the hands of work.. and who came here to enjoy arrangements were be done or undone in the fected in Church, School and Pres- that at the moment we can do tering to the poor in this place. may much evening last arise when I say that it has been discussed time, O'Dea. 0.1.0. held Sunday ern and 'Imre Messrs. On . (Applause.) save hospitality to our God by given Some sit all day by the wayside begcd while girls school report the the little for many In nothing years. devotions, when the foundation; bytery wider the guiding hand of for very many motion of Bro. M. O'Dea, secondour souls. Briefly, said he, a man He hopes to age. But the Sisters will soon be ging, with only a few wretched rage of 1916 there was a table given which the a SACRED HEART LADIES' COL- were laid and much primary work may wilftilly damn his soul or save our respected Dean. Secretary, the District ed by cover them, and in some cases to and the God, in please help us, printed here to be to ordered Was expeditiously transacted. the pleasure of a more exLEGE, vote of thanks to Father Which were have go to. They try to keep ai that little while. rule books of the various districts, hearty tended holiday with us ill Septem- then this urgent need will .be met. no home tosoul The Hibcrnians met on Monday it with acclamation. carried was Lynch doina, are we together on the few What body and on are regule doing! Brothers and are found we Sisters which The laws, STREET, these and TUCKFIELD ber. when the Avon Valley smiles last, Bro. M. Quinlan preevening shall we doing, been Catholic prim- "cash" that are carelessly tossed to what we have EAST FREMANTLE. The ed here at once. page 56 of that 1916 report, are supsiding. Sick pay amounting to up and the wild flowers bloom. wake we Others live on unless CASHIER'S NOTE. do by passers-by. pressto them China's most is continue ary education posed to be incorporated in the of for rain, as in Conducted by the Religious was passed for payment. Mrs. and front an apathy or lithargy and fanners aie crying out wretched food in reed -roofed shacks, rules of each particular district. Now some cases the tanks are empty, and ing need. Notre Dame Des Missions. Miss Kuhn and Mr. J. Joyce were has been -good enough worthily receive they suffer through this and of what law the pastor and God's O'Doherty, Father keep the matter was discussed at great A subscriber DAY and carting is water a BOARDERS the trouble of Two accepted for membership. note in payment o' Han Yang and surrounding country, Arctic weather no Australian can length. Brother O'Connor. of Vie- to mail a 10s. As SCHOLARS. heavy one. more initiations are trnding. A His Sacraments. no name was enyou neve,' In Australia vishas imagine. hard. He very Archworking the is WEDDING. service torie, was responsible for the table. subscription. evening the At Pupils are prepared for University selected syllabus is being prepared post mark was united each Catholic family at least experience cold like this. and, of course, the difficulty was closed. and the for the winter months to be run in deacon continued his lectures on the we are at a lnes to and Musical Examinations. an eminent Johnsen--Meokee beRobert Francis, he Dr. When times. dezen objections a half the that they haze not taken sufficient decipherable, answered arc' to Church, Draconjuact.en with the liiberniati For further particulars apply credit the amount. on gan work, some few weeks ago, our American physician and surveil At St Patrick's ceurcia York, account of the number of lady mem- know to whom toreceived matic Society. Bro. McCloskey re raised by parsons and others who March REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. Seth., a very pretty wedding was congregation numbered about ten. who joined us recently, arrived here at noon on on They do not cater so much The letter was dawning bers. faith of light the In dread A.D.M. celebrated by the Very Rev. Deaf ported et length on the Tel. B199. for ladies' branches in the East, and Thursday, 14th. inst. V.F. the contracting parties be Now it has grown to nearly 100. He a few. days ago, and is making ae the course of his remarks, he dwelt their deluded people. He cared not wash, err. W111111111 Keith Johnson, young- thinks there arc other Catholic rangements to open a dispensary on the decrease which had tweets much what they taught their people, ing of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. JObitest son around the city, but immediately after the Chinese new Catholic sOn, of York, and Miss Winifred Mac- families in and place in the membership of the so- but would feel sorely if any At an kay, third daughter of Mrs. W. Mac- it will take some time to locate year (February 8th). His coming ciety- in this State during the last six were deceived by claptrap. at present is an advent of the first importance. catechumins kay, of thenalea. yr. Stanley The Parkes, them. again. years.. figs was a matter of great interval ne spoke vehemently brother-InItily of the bride, gave the 'tinder instruction number at, and en He is the first Catholic doctor to concerti, aryl should be seriously con- st the Prohibition delusion. bride away. The dainty bride/ dress wonder- come to China to do medical work We are on. goes work the was of (Team crepe de chene, silk emsidered oy all members who were broidered, relieved with pink geor- ing what progress we shall have in connection with any Catholic miss not afraid to face facts. The D.M.R. gette roses, orange tioesoms. wreath made by Christmas, 1921. Father sion. We tender our congratula. THANKS. Fund was in a precarious state owand veil. A charming bouquet of briO'Doherty is assisted by a native tions to the Catholics of the Un,itetidal roses and fern was carried. ing to the laxity of secretaries In way, States, in whose name he has come, salary; by the whose The was bridesmeld Miss E. MarCatechist, not collecting the fees and forward- Sir-. yew soma, begs to rt- wick, who wore a handsome dress of £3 a month-will be paid, year by and wish him every success. to the mails crepe de chene. ing the same to the D.S. each qua: turn sincerest THANES Mr. NV. Mackay offibeneAmerican generous Han Yang. a city of about 500,telegrams a her by sent year, who friends kind ciated as best man. The bride's ter. He was pleased to know that sai tuOther was dressed in black 000 people, has not a solitary ductre and Letters of condolence oil the Airs. crepe de factor. some members realised the seriousdeath of her beloved husband. then,. The bride's trinelllug dress constitute buys hospital or dispensary. Doctor four nr and A cook eve:'. an under spethat a ness of the position, and .autagiter feel. neuself a cream serge coat frock, trilinnen Abbot was the help at St. Colitinban's. They are Francis will be able to do much to lasting debt of gratitudetheto Monaswith silk braid, pine hat suite. cial D.M. was to be held in the neat. en The Catalan and the priests of was spent In cottesioe. The all Catholics. and say their Rosary relieve suffering in this ix/Intense cenfuture in connection therewith- The In honeymoon tery for their whole-lieartedness bride's present to the bridegroom was evening with edifying punctual- tre if eve get sufficient funds to proproposal to make the levy optional rutin/ninon with Mr. Danaglier's detail a pair of handsome gold sleeve links, each they entertain vide him with the necessary equipto lady metnbeis was a good move. hntt funeral. and the bridegroom to bride a pretty ity. Once in a while with a Chinese convert. ment and drugs- Most of the unforthemselves gold bridegroom brooch. The to and hail his support. lie regretted bridesmaid, gold brooch. The wed- They are, like all Chinese, willing tunates alio will come to him for that the old system of asking ail ding breakfast was partaken or at "De- workers, and can scrub floors with medical treatment will be unable to DEATHS. corate" tile home or the bride's sister, branches to nominate proxies to act has where the tables were molt artistical- the best. The latter arcomplisliment, pay anything. If Dr. Francis for those breeches who were not ly decorated and arranged. Toasts suit however, was acquired since their left all to devote his young life to sending direct repreeentaaon to the were the our the honoured. to °Cession show able can we China. residence, of her poor 6, at Nlistion. the epee at the ee.- uu D.M. had been discarded, as the pre - Pi Iet. taking their ('art in replying. The arrival St Tale -street, 'West Leederviiie, ladles Recently eve have made several ex- appreciation of the sacrifice lie has numerous presents were of a handsome :sent schetne gave certain sections of nary Elizabeth, Me dearly the beloved glorious his in him Every helping by country. The wedding into the description, made cursions Name the society an unfair balance of WI, in 'hairs l'uneau, of Works Department. Wyndham. and group was photographed le- Mr. E. time there was something new to work. power, notably where one delegate Leederviiim and fond mother tif Last week we had a total eclipse look at, from the milling of rice so appointed was vested with the -of Bernard, Toni, Isabel, and Mott, to the spinning and weaving of cot- of the moon. The people here got voting facility and power of three. -11.I.P. excited over it. In this proold-fashioned quite in very' done ton, all It is to he regretted that no direct style. We dropped into two pagan vince they think when a total eclipse represent item was present from the GALLAG111.11.-111 your charity pro; for shienthat a rabbit has got into the occurs, each In schools. primary also Boulder and Kalgoorlie and the happy repose or the solo or owns April (ii, yen. or teacher, sat at his desk smok- the moon. and that there is a heananagaer, who died through au aCCIsome metropolitan branches. 1911. Editor,while the children venly de ,g which would destroy the dein it the Benedictine Monastery, pipe, ing a huge elpee 10 he ill the Lit) some tune Bro. 13ryan, of THE RECORD, .xew sortie, on &mod Friday night, they pleased. The moan if it rushed into it in pursuit early nett month, and will call In at seemed to do aswas at the age of 10 years. was present. and addressed Members 'of the rabbit. To avert this digester ;teaming. the onice with the little bit or ml, er. din they made te On the manifold advantages of suprorwara i am a Protestant, but look We have now, after .even months' they keep hammering tin -can!! porting thc Catholic newspaper, and MONAGIIAN.-in loving winery of our ..eery week to your valuable paper. end hard work teacher. frighten away the dog while the *feud a under wish it long life and success.-lours of the various branches sending in dear eon and brother, Private Thomas Itruly,ier conis over it and when lasts, stifficientle eclipse mastered the language Company, Slid. Data, Monaghan, reports of their activities regularly (Signed)to preach and administer the Sacra- gratulate themselves on having savilliers-Britonkitten In action at heard the Mob ments. The first of our priests to ed the moon from destruction, and I'.9.-I have never for April, 191e. 111.1" neux, It esteem would and Anthem, parents, by his sorrowing Rev. Father Neville, O.M.L. has -Inserted set out from St. Columben's for the the rabbit as well. Poor people! na3 wee' some tf you favour a great been apptinted to Sa Anne's, North brothers, and :'liners. print to ewe the Soldiers' Sting woult, Missions were Fathers O'Flynn and When will the Light of Faith dispel Fremantle, in place of Father Flynn, Tierney. They left headquarters on the darkness of their superstition. be a47---ligtLL Ed., (I.) lately departed for Ireland. IN MEMORIAM.

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THE W.A. RECORD, SATURDAY. A.Prtil, 28, 1921 Brown, the march of progress with all the instrumentalists has been must marked and speaks ill high There praise of this gifted lady. (From our Currespundent). iii' art' no le..s than twenty-two perform Seincley neet will mark an on expended amount the and ere, the of progress the in portal: era this body of enthusiparish, le r it will be the day on which strumentsif by own pockets ranges their out asts been has Hayes of Father wishes the of £90. realised by the establishment of 't in the vicinity On NVedneselay. April 27th, the wherein all fine parochial hall, function will eventuate sweet first sucialabie Church functions el a aed this will take the nature Wel be held, and where the the i.ew ahall. when items concert, grand oi form confraterniflit -Tyree, oeietiee and ef a very high class order will conties will meet for their own mutual orchesThe the programme. stitute a time is hall The new benefit. in their costumes and enmeoesos brick building of attrac- tra will eppear that will live long in selestiens give a magcommanding and tise deeigo, those privileged to nificent view of the city and the the inemeie,at ofthe initial performits dimensions are sixty-two be present river. ance. feet by thirty-six. and in additioo Throuesieut the dancing season an dressing; stage. a large

VICTORIA PARK.

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witness the a de,Y tormanyincluded cleanest hitting seen display, andsixes were It was. hurricane of the outside live "sisers." 'Iwo right ball the lilts that landedOval. All DI 'r of dethe Claremont given scant respeet, awl liveries were emiter's innings was an Me Claremont for his old, Ranks, Inv liable one a pinch. follovred wills 03, Ya good at and Herbert also 33, -compiled ally If not out. e 21, and Carter helped appreciably. reappeariUire, sin:Air

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roils saturitay, advanced to 1,1131 or er, 1.111 lilt. low sell...v. hat smaller total than follower:It ca'rt'e 11)Hooey,. 311,1 "t.01,311 or the team antleipaled. W..1.4. eel 27.1 ,..eerer, while Wing-well -1h provmeant that gel, 11U1 ed deadly wills the hall, obtaiiiing eight Tills is a big eeore toand to win. Ti' d,1 :It. hate batting gamely, are at "Cos-ies" hi: them wiekeii wile roncluded tl hen52. Young 1-1111 on the board. Tin- gives managed for They have flue match twining ,11ative. di:ea-sine 'torte. and is one absieitee,, to gain a virtory. Noting wickets iti !sand )there Whil, returnr iif in 1111M1i112. and the edits are all ehardli -scored rot Ii would he a geed idea. gait c.y.11.S. Baldwin (2ii, topm:n111 1.11115, 1'-I so fair, fn if game., are played Ill 011, miler at e weloeir. con, that play should start preeent earth% Of I39, 1,1114)11 done in the I beet. this Hail the respectable 'nal be rearlied (31 being tbe eider been have wiedil en,. 1.Itng,1 timidity now, and Nay,: on both sides would Paw -on tellowed sm. on thoughts Thureday, bet bad bail lark. the last have been free to torn bearing Seaman (341'.. II is well!) al 127. towards football. Jack wicket r, and 111,11 127) a.. in mind on future oceasioes. paws.. .1, !Mayhew carried his 45 unfinished I, tried hard -to avert defeat. but Laoi( Ave. 011111 heltwil with a valitabl, eats (live wirketsl. and Campbell 55. with tile ball. 26, ate! Alec. Campbell was In eoeil provild It tatty too good The howling for ca. saw Litho° and Venlig form Tor Di. Wednesday 01111 r, 1,111,-.011 by \Velem, and done tnopolitipts wae meet at, the 1,11' Mien. 53. Arthur 3-37- a unod porrormanee 111111.,,11.111 011 II,' b.w,,r. ill'el ronsideriuir the :tumuli, of letwilt, oil N. It., 1.11lor, tos. ni tee done. Genus I--13. batted 5,reisgly, making kestel so enemy (151, MOM- (33., and Sr- hours. Campbell ,22 the with well dot (12, thur (OW Ntere 1tie and the :led Edwards and Itorruran again rum -getters for trunillin, were lint, and voiing )

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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. uthers.-We don't know.

1. s. and 'II There was e parson named Johnson "Soapy." Melbourne with the nickname Tl.. story Is that the Reetren.1in Jo:mMelscreichtng and ranting in ewl that nickbourne 3t the time, earned the name by relating yarns concerning THE BOYS' CLUB. "penances" that priests gave penitents the ease lu tips couremionai, andtote,In'NM 'comwoman will take place every of one particular of snap, hence rooms. said an up-to-date kitchen. assembly 3.ignt, commencing on manded" to eat a bar that we -soapy Johnson"! Knowledge The fluor when in full working order Thursday now be will "M.A." the orchestra of full The Stn. have do May State certainly will vie with the best in the Perth relates to ids really present at each dance, and that visitingpast for those who follow the light fan- alone in Adelaide and thereabouts. for the success comic qualify should question. other your We cannot answer tastic. of the undertaking. and as,eel. W anilos0 The opening function will be permiters: Of course the The Cherch grounds presented a the Grace his town as by p.m. 3.30 when at last, formed Mayor of such all important busy scene en Saturday selections, is supposed to attend meetArchbishop, and musical workers assembled to per- Fremantle willing apparently of any deecriptIon, beIll ings will be rendered by the Girls' Or- form :leaning up operations. he represents the ratepeyers as This development in the conjunction with the "busy bee" the cause Ile did the right thing. chestra. a whole. wilt work erf this parish is solely through a "cup" afternoon, which Every roasonable-tuladed person

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A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. (From Our Correspondent). Cheapest PonNo Initiation Fee. To commemorate the season oi bu tions turiNe4 tertainments, the Children of Mary Perth, Wee!, II iireeclies. very of All Hallow's, Boulder, are alternate Thursdays, in the Trades Hall busy organising a euchre party and (Boom la), ueauforestreet. Perth. every the Fremantle, Boru Stanch, Brian dance; the tickets are out, and Tuesday, Friendly Societies capable alternate arrangements are in the Secretary's Hall, il4 Adelaide -street. Kalmund, Burt -street, Adtlrese, W. Keating, 23 hands of Misses White: Caries Stuart Parnell, Fremantle. and Smith. Court address, Boulder; secretary's Miss Kitty Whyte, the newly-elect- Hotel, Boulder; moats alternate Fridays. F. ed secretary of the Boulder Children John Dillon, holland Junction, J. June Midland -street, Quebec O'Malley, few a spending is of Mary Sodality, ton. weeks at the coast. to the application oil Money to Loud Miss Eileen Hickey, also of Boul- Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. the Marsvell, Barrack -street, Perth, or the der Sodality, is still enjoying Serrethary, care J. J. Snitte, Ocheral much is She Fremantle. of breezes Barrack -street. missed in church social circles, and we trust she will soon be amongst PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG us again. MEN'S SOCIETY.

ladies held proved a great success, for they left behind a cupboard well stocked with china ware for the club. A eerdial invitation is extended to all who take an interest in such work tie be present on Sunday afternoon next to witness the opening

SO4 HAY -STREET, think better of him for IL Our Place in the Sun. (Under the Patronage of don't Archbishop Clime). A.31.-Ile is not a Mick. IsVse At the beginning of the 20th. Cenleast et Is. There he Room, Lounge, Library, Card Billiard what the all know largest of Ono of the princi- tury Asia had the Room, Cricket Club, Harriers Club, one 011 the staff, conand globe, the of at and land masses Dramatic lectured Musical, and has Debating, pals of the Journal Society. supports his branch of that federation. tained more than a half of the total He ought to know better. of the human race, about 900 milACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. Europe came next with -130 A SOCIETY THAT EVERY cATticiLic Hoes. I). O'C.-Read our "Study Club" co:go YOUNO MAN SHOULD BELIISIG TO. millions, Africa 126 zillions, AmeriAfter reading It nine this week. ceremony. Full particulars on application toand take note of the ca nearly 150 millions, and Oceania Terrare the and Aown Ito and House CV. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. Government Evers won the toss, to Edattached of "flag" density In inning,. quite 6 millions. mondson opened a West It IS in snreds and does not not toast. JUNCTION. list, Capital knock in getMIDLAND the heads Europe HIGHGATE. population v. habitation. Sublaco. mOuelson played Vice-RegV adorn the East Freinantle 1,1. ling DaWann 10, scoring strokes being square the to of St. Vincent de Pau inhabitants ting 55. his chief 106 Society having Ile was MT, the scratch match at l'rematille. Juveniles. late cuts and pulling. first OldIn Easts Asia has 58. Africa 11, 0;outrieutee.. mile. handed Out a large sized deWestern Australia (Incorp) by Norm. Ward atrecepliantly caught was contittustill Correspondent). is. are Our was. games (From wonder good margin No The a 1.7. juvenile The Oceania 9, given Sublaco. to America feat Harry slip. It is quite a new leg, and will soon be at an end, as lie lasts well, this most twenty goals. Catholic Young Ladies' Olub. The schoolroom was hardly large Mr. Hughes has a nightmare sometion for his effort. Evers got 23 by thing for tile Portonlatis to run awiy there are only a few 111011e matches to society exists fur the putpuee veteran. "Smacker"Bob times, and sets the swarming yellow or 'this show- with a scratch match. Speaking from play. Arrangements have now been enough to bold the number of Chilassisting worthy families and others, sound cricket, and by aBlundell SCULPTORS beginthe -compiled memory a similar match at races swooping down upon us, Nev- including inmates of public institutions. MONUMENTAL week was played completed for the opeqing night. dren of Mary who met on Sunday this match erst ed a return to form to seewell oppoengages get go- ning or last season had just the Rena great people. and Nick:Noy. In indigent circuntatanCes, and It is pleasing he is Bob 26. will take place on Wednesday afterimon lest to bid farewell to was between Renshawthe ift A1101 ertheless we are a first-class it Is governed site remit. On that occasion It toss, batted first. which In onkel good works. ing twain as, in form, shaw-, trio, won Rev, Father such Lee evening, the 27th- inst., in the Par- their late Chaplain, a Council. once in No. 52 (top floor) An old stager ill Ernie !Un- Sublaco that Mashed off with 55 all totalled. batsman. road by Cotwrong the branches Old Easts Ills team made to takes has reports transferred Ile who and altogether all Perth, Highgate not out) recently not -street, had From Butler, arcade, he (12 Harold big lead. Hall, Royal ish that Cochrane showed rolll Steere (15) anti to - are exceptionally Strong this season. hignest,scores. Hill. must make his journey twice ovet, Or conferences its many parishes Head Office and forgotten Me game, and strung All young ladies desirous of tesloe. It was indeed evidence of being the makers of the made most use threiThuegh.ount. tohne teethe'. 16 runs. Spanish Proverb. compbell anti McEvoy requested to be the love and deep gratitude that the man d Alan It' rods Wander-wt. McEvoy entered his team joining arc earnesty The West Perth made 166 runs. Show Yard hall. the of Its rethe ButFather felt towards opening of present on that evening. Sodality with a v'ew to supplementing three-quarters about with Evans and Norm. Ward both bat all lias to persons club in league every failed to Practically sources, the Society invites Midland Perth. dal not finish is to ler. to club coming team of the after Ills Suen objects RUSSELL go the of P. io to One bowling for East their SUMAC() Its trip hour WEST a remember an to wills make Bs when making their return to bowl- plied for 1.,,rmission -either was a draw. mulct* The the the of so favtrot a wicket. but hits, Wear. which to season director Men's In their functions, spiritual for be made social became he The House work. Bequests may undoing Of the Eastern States in, Campbell (ell hold ssveial ing creasers proved the Alan All such applleations 11111 white they were Latest to Gent's Hats, Shirts. Ties, Un- our of the Particular Council, or any was soon their 1523. influence and his Evans or members and the all Sodality. 1930 give double will Three minute. batsmen. -reached who Perth one West was the only derwear, Etc. Hannan -at., Kaigoorile Conference of the Society. In adand got four good have be.ni deferred. walk west of boWled very well, of 'Phone 1474. figures; and Longhurst and Lee Steere friends the opportunity to, meet ill manifested in many waysAlan Unspiree-Good, Red, and Indifferent, (OPp. Post Office). AO rune. wickets it a cost of the the follow- got mite, of the wickets for ilensliaw'e social et:pip/sent, and it is hoped dition to the usual form Station he is given The League has selected eTrIal" YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF Is a better bowler than well uto- leans. as club of the a series in seahe instituted gentlemen this interested all meetings, twelve those that ing credit for, and has done P. and WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Craig, W. Hynes.' Collins. F. between was & CRUSE He Match MANNION The next these functions a lectures on various subjects, includmake to Ward got three for 31. the leg pires:-Mess-fs. help will son. 6. McKenzie, Ilynes L. Illynee. of His Grace Me Carter. by -new was won from Trotter, S. F. Jlauufaetururs file Goldfields Undertakers, 18 Han- Under tile Patronage renting across sharplywere Yelland, Reuel ArelsbishOp. but his team only made great success. 13y so doing they will ;ne the Seines and Martyrs. Lourdes, lilts, content to Toll. J. Cary, J. Cooper, A. II. first had Lead? We Do and Why Importers stump, and hatemen litui-st., Kalgoorlie. J. W. Nobody reached give encouragement to the mem- Rome, and other Holy Places, all of It. Richardson. and totalled. Norm. Smellte, wiell of the Language. hi, ell deliveries. Study his business. The of our Most understand Objects. we Because Play et made wicket. Ifayes. Banda' ilgtiree. but Maloney (7) courts will be com- which were illustrated by means of Music, History, Literature, and has taken the most number ofgood 'Phone 927. as double score. Longliurst and Le,' bers. The tennis a week. perThe following have beenH selected of Ireland, and the revival of the ideals for East Perth this season, a Tinsdale All mem- photographs and relics which were It. highest the pleted in about .Swain. with T. damage most the umpireik-Mesars. did and goal Steers, MARBLE -Ireland youngster. a Irish of an formance for J. Dover, these R. When of use his stay to the team. him during at MONDAY with StrIckfuse. opposing entitled by If. are collectel NEXT howl the bers MEETS not Williams. J. on ball The Society got two for 50. Dut did BOULDER EVENING made GRANITE as he did Thomas, A. Jamieson, at 8 pm., at ST. PATRICK'S tienshaw's trans went In, nobody the different places, which proved the same consistent length made by courts. mare than three, which was Ilensh.aw'e Fur BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, BOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINOTON-ST. MOMENTS, at Claremont. and was inclined tolieover very interesting as well as instrue ERISPLITS. Ladies awl Subscriptions: Monthly Longhurst and Le Steer, pitch the ball, and eonsequently the was MERCERY. HIGH-CLASS also and Gill Is, reHEADSTONES, got total score was only 13. Juveniles, 6e1.; Gentlemen, freely punished. !Peavey East suoi 1 young player fromup Carlton J. P. DOHENY, Hon. Secretary'. Perth's Juniors with Hynes secured most of the wickets for has Joined as social maining wicket for 28. iVle.) the etc. had Father Butler P. CLIFFORD, Asat. Secretary. (not their Perth. Ilynes's team. Ile comes well recommended. Belding was fatrty good well as the religiou; interests of the hie been r hest), endow& Ward. Leo .Gott. Evans, He was the leading goal -getter of (From a Correspondent.. hl the Juveniles then, hasRUlielnuiti, Prone Beer Butcher, Hannan -street, Sodality at heart, and the various and MarWilliam were credited with aseociatioe last season, kickTttg 5e goals. change on Lynch's team. HOTEL T. Maritana-street, Kalgoorlie. Tel. 488. AUSTRALIA honing that he will lie who was on his team lett, and Ills place 'mart catches. held so successfully On Monday evening last the many Telephone 474. Pleadilly, for 65 Perthites are Ti),' parishioner, of Father O'Malley, at seciel evenings Representative. KALGOORLIS of an All'. Halliday. East Perth have lost one was taken by W. Westhoven.wasbeduring the winter months under the henfrey and Hammond, the something 55110 will be seen out Weeky. i-roprietor. Smith. (Kent). 1,1,1anile(Nit "Poet" FRAWLLY, latn a P. by took Westonia, entertained him auspices of the Children of Mary McEvoy', two not out men, shaping confidently with Old East*. Is said Jo be able Y. Good Accommodation for Travellers be- were originally suggested by him as soon dis- very- pleasant social gathering whey stumps were Brawn. "kirk up a spout." East's supporters tills find, but his team was At the seine stands Feet Perth should will be SatiAlled it lie kicks goals. missed for the small sum of 15.theLynch fore his departure from the district. a means of bringing the members of two champion -keeper goal win provided they get fine weather' made (41 WimbrIdge, (S) and Barnard Newcastle Club Hotel and After all evening of beautifully -ren- and their friends together during an next Sahirday. the State, had one run with his old highest scares: while McEvoy Newly Reof the CardiSouth Terrace, Fremantle. love-Perth, but the call Made most of the stung,: fly dered songs, Mr- Gee, on behalf of occasional leisure hour. North Perth v. Midand Junction. Oollittemit being out of the parishioners of Westonia, spoke proved too seductive and Fryer novated and Up -to -Date. Blue Catophell ball, nal anti the with who Midland, Ovat. accompanied Played at Perth Rev. Dean Kiely -West Customers specially Peter Men- action for bowling. with a sore leg. Norte among and seen be will Fred s0 to stop them together, causing was trams side it made of the sorrow for. South Beach had MITIctitly in getting a (25) on catered more, campbell on Sunday, and once and pets Father zies' SteEvoy date Two 61. but the highest scores of the total score for be separated from their esteemed his own ehalf thanked him very betted first, and fell for for at door. Proprietor: T. 11. Ryan. South Fremantle talk, nothing that of 41 and wynanam club, players were responsible said Clli,'Tis Lydell While entitled ice., days. richly was these he football wideh Still Jamieson, 23, and Itarper It). never were the red and whites more McEvoy, most of the wickets for hIs pastor. sincerely for the great amount of these T.,i. 13197. secured a good respite after over 10 years ...eed work lie had done in the parish Fred BnItsworth had a bean feast with confident of Premiership lion-ours than trans, MeEvtav was the winner of the to Perth's best outfitters for men, the bait. -.Antrim' e-25, including the They have Tom match. in the Southern Cross parish. They generally since his arrival. are this year. He had "Bob" Bandy (3 they gif coveted "hat -trick." of young GLENORAN NO. 10 and a host offer these striking values. Tile result+ of the Juvenile Competi- all wished their pastor a happy soFather Butler since he was improved his bowling fig- Cain to atguide. -10) also their service. tion are:-Itynes 2e, Renshaw 18, Mc- journ in the East and a safe return known SCOTLASiD'S BUT. Halliday (1-19) secured the Mayers ure=. Piece SUITS, smartly cut, On and had always looked Two a chili?, not he the whmrrs of Evoy 17, and Lynch in points lip, will South: that PURL MALT WHISKY.to the remaluing wicket. to the West. On behalf of the par. him as a real friend, a boy friend wooden spoon this season. pleated back, coat with half As supplied under Contract Medical North Perth at call of time had 3- theSublaco a way lost its Is O'Malonce for Father presented he ishioners unlined, Christian was hot first scratch match. perhaps at one time, but always a belt, patch pockets, W:A. Hospitals and Om ernment 154 on the board. Perhaps this will A FRIAR PREACHER IN A BULL -RING. Also Railway Dining Care Ile went ley with a substantial roll of notes. true.friend In particular he thankDepartment. out, With 88 to his credit. Generally trousers cuff bottoms, belt loops the maroons' luck. the Leading Hotels and Clubs Gee's and Mr. for th bowling -fruit, the outset, and ehange the supported as away .MeNienara fade Mr. and well, start and hip pickets. ed him for the interest he had taken the State. throughout gave a ceptit Wog display of dealing they progresses. Stokes el, Evans season The Bull -ring to Birmingham has,- remarks, in the Sociality, which in turn was s asset: All Wce.l TWEEDS, 95s., 110s., with Weak bowling. Eighteen Meta constitute is Ade nn ser eaye tiny "Tablei,s for many years at Father O'Malley, in reply, thanked . IC not out, and F. Halliday 14, all ne- Atistrallao rules, and going by the num1153., 13b8. COYLE 3lidland de- ber of men out training Young Fasts forded a curious spectacle on Satur-a his parishioners for the evening's en- of much assistance to the parish --Voisaseo web., figures. DONEGAL.. Wool As priest behalf Speckled in many ways. On of Sunday. forfettttirpugheut thus and night rided uot to play to -day. easily field three or four teams. tertainment. It was really a night the Childree of Mary he tele! Father 1115150 is one vast fair, 12.7s. and 135s NATIONAL HOTEL, FRIMNANTLS. ing and giving Nortlis a "three pointer." could season's men are general rule 11111evening tart all Practically vartcould N.W. and oil. draw's And what with Tom Moore. Renovated Throughout. Catered However, It woud appear that Nortfis available. and neW talent is not lacklints bid as All Wool Grey FLANNELS, for. their stater and de- be more pleasant than the correct Butler hew sorry they all were that country Visitors specially job will oils speaker., take of lied three points easily Within their The selection committee's N. 93s., 97s. 6d,, 110s. donei his stay amongst them was at an subjects. Persoual Supervision.Cenclaim on all sorts Owen's grasp. Under But Melodies. of Moore's surely he no sinecure. (Late 125s. and ranters, others are serious rendition Ploprietress. Pawn GARI3ICORDS, wish he and the that mere expressed end, are MULCAHY, 11. secretary-hardworking League The on religious sub- what pleased him more was to know Hotels, Perth). talk many Shan.roeir speaker, /it'd spare tral Cricket. for in" to Schools' eagerly mew would semi:times be able 13132. Secondary time,-walls these with a very real earn- that their presence that evening the time te pay them a visit, lie "Billy" is more than jects, and 'wellsseason. Men's PYJAMAS, extraordinary No prIesIs who has stood and christian Brothers' college I. GoildfOrti opisoing secretary: he is a lover of the game. estness. but has felt was a true indication of the amity could feel assured (If a Aery hearty Grammar School. SAVOY HOTEL values, at 17s 6d to 25s. appeal.: to Mtn more listened to theae speakers field part the and and creel of Luxury and the pastor only between that existed that strange it somewhat I he Savoy is the Acwe After thanking him for welcome. This gme resulted In an easy win than the oilier. And one. true the Refinement. norepresented is them very sin- the many serviees he had done the Ile thanked The side put up th. people. for Ontldttord. been have over and over again, regrets Accommodadon may' be reserved by Rash M. and offering. Ince score of 31t. the substantial for cerely NORCIA. It NEW thought CRICKET AT wire or letter. Sodality, the Dean presented Father expressed that no priest Peck 187. were the seorers-in-chief. at The joyful gathering was brought I3ualer with a beautiful travelling 3. :1, QUIGLEY, Lkessee, worth ills while to take tits his stand Both wive admirable diaidays or bat frost the singing of "Gee ease, mid esked him to accept it as the rout of the Nei5,1 statue In SENIOR COLOUR COMPETITION. ling, and deserved their three figures' set true to a close by gild Hay-st., hall, market & Me-cers, big Tailors of the 9-03, Buis° 3-90, lite ORIENTAL HOTEL Lambert scores. Last Mondial' Byrne met (-Afford on a small t.' -'P1, of their esteem. 4111. before the large Save Ireland." and Courboules 3-18, were the wicket College pitch. Hamlett-street, Kalgoorlie. 'Phone The match. which was Catholic doctrine to the various preaFields. the Good Hats Are" "Where Chrtstiane retailed wan 113, finished on Wednesday. was won by crowds velar listen seemed the Beet Hotels on theSeat of One getters. .1 ruse amidst urButler Father pectitiarly of has Accommodation. Lightly played a Otte innings for 72 not Hynes Clifford's team, batting first, ches... of This Splendid r dors really ire was very late, wher there shower el- epplause. DIniug room under Going lo first he carried his. bet out. Bryant made a use- gent Everything Kept. up 135. be a desire to know what the Meals, II C, lo Taylor. seetri MI5. of up to the Idol right through the tunings, and hit knocked 20 the Dean and Chilgrateful super, knocked T. Clifford 1)1, and This has to rffn... JIM FRANN LEY, ProLloyd (12) was the ful twelve fours. Weekly, 27/6. V. Clone Obtained six catholicis Church In quick time. dren of Mary for their kind -remarks. not, unfortunately. sullIciendy Byrne's desire only otber batsman to reach double fig- fir 18 Do Byrne's team. prietor. onto feel it bet Any service he had clone had been a Peek (7-03) and Field (2- team, batting on Wednesday, beat Clif- strong 1,1 induce athose ures. It church. BARRY'S MOTHER Catholic KEVIN to go to vaguely wickets.. and he was pleaspleasure to him, 35) secured the ford's settee by 17 runs and seven wick will K. seems, then, that since steel !maple Tile first round of the competition cts. SPICA. Is Byrne's first will. ed to koo y that his little lectures go to them. men he Threr. High School Byrne This hoe saw been completed. Writes Touching Letter rattled up 43, and Siamati ob- not come to us, we must pleased It Tobacconist, Perth, will be He had proved so interesting. has time wins, C.E.O.S. two, Scotch tained 33, On the Oval wicket MCHugh Pope, 0.P., deckled a Fattier your requirements 559 would call forShaving college one. and C.B.C. nil. Id., Haircutthe late Would always remember them all, Cabe's team drew with Bryant's. Bry- few weeks ago to take the bull-o" 111,, of mother Mrs. Barry, and save money. EaKer part' of the mainstay of his team, was un- Bull -ring --by the horns. any when travelling, and to ant, he particularly Orders sent ting 9d. "V" Geode Play. Bryant's team batting spemtly fortectontug 5.111.11 Kevin Barry, ill a letter to her cou- hoped th it the Sodality would conNu remittance able to play. W.A. by V.P. Post. Hatore Eaq Perth v. West Perth. deer, made 166, 3. Gulil getting 59 or 1110' untleretnod with' 14.4 wanted. A sin, Miss Mary Doyle, which is pubs in Perth. Cheapest needed. them 2, evenproeper. He thanked Clone the to J. tinue and iable was procured, and after any other arUshert ill the San Francisco Leader, Weata had Aral use of a good wicket, these, and al. Campbell Be Set; Watches. Pipes, or II. Smyth obtained five wickets ing service at St. Michael's. )tool'-st., refers to the arrest of Kevin's bro- all very much for *he very nice preP. each. and the batsmen allowed fine form. ticles Repaired with guarantee. At the rail of time McCabe's Fattier Pope walked out in to the Bullidarke made 04 In line style. It was for 55. made him. they had sentation great that at ther, Michael, and says of the two: The Inglu.SC score ring. The crush was a forcible tunings, but seemingly in his team was only 6e. The meeting then closed, and to discover "Thank God they grew up to be desire to reanh the coveted three fig- was 30, made by Smyth. team was de- first it was Impossible vet 1,p. Pen Benediction cif the Blessed SacraOn Saturday McCabe's where the table had been ures, the West Perth skipper lost sight the brilat the piled men, though boys in years." "There to started owing and Clifford's, round feated by of the fact that with short afternoons tile came was held, Father Butler efllment we how use in you no little telling was is made whn teed) but Bryant, W. habit of the religious for play, It would have been good Pet liant batting of "Thank elating. lie bit no less titan 21 sign or disrespect. Some five hundred miss Kevin," she states. Icy to derbies when the side had 206 137 retired. keen Clifford's team made 227. gathered round and listenedon with Roy Clark also gave a tourers. that and on the board. glorious death, for his God nod and for Clifford appreciation to a sermon TMs The other good scorers good display' in compiling 83. safe in 1,01triefe. the need of keeping His comniandtaents. he died for Ireland and is MAYLANDS. I don't know how I could The examination of Birminghaln's con- Heaven. provoked much merriment, have got through the awful time if science, though there was many a home-Hirust. it were not for Kathy (her elder (From Our Correspondent). At one point Indeed. a woman called It's true." daughter) ; she is really wonderful. The West out; "It's bloomin' hard, but same pro- The girls arc indeed splendid, and A grand social and dance will be The, following Sunday the time (Incorporated.) Thursday gramme was carried out. but thls I might say the same of every girl in held in St. Luke's Hall on a lorry n -as chartered anti provided a At the close Ireland. They are all grit, and it evening in aid of the Children '.f most suitable platform. TO-NIGHT TO -NIGHT for us to see Mary's library fund. A good evea man clone up and gripped the preach- leaves things easier er by the hand. saying. "Thank von them so unafraid. '1' can't write to ning's enjoyment is promised to all very muell for coming out like tills; say chi's what the girls have been through patronhters. There are still a few it does us good." The crowd on some second occasion wasstill larger, but God willing I'll tell you some. tickets left for sale, so hurry up and the round being gathered seven hundred get one. Good items, good music. One thing is pertain: peo time." The letter goes on to deal with the Tickets, one shilling. need ppreacher. lea apprselate it, and no priest have any hesitation in doing the same circumstances of Michael's arrest. thing: "The poor have the anewl and states that the "few souvenirs Our actual wants have definite preached to them," that conditions and limits; our fictitious and things from Easter Week A. R. FLINT, Secretary. Kevin had treasured were done away once obe no interior law; but run with." Join a Catholic Society.

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NEWS OF THE ARCH- The following Pastoral Letter is ordered to be read Welcome Visitors in the Churches throughout the Archdiocese of DIOCESE. Visituot to the State during the Perth to- morrow CALENDAR. last fortnight have included a good

Home of the Good Shepherd Appeal

CONTROL ASSUMED BY SOCIFTY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL. many Irishmen from all the Eastern INVITATION TO CATHOLIC COMMUNITY TO ASSIST. conference, assembled in who States, Sunday after Easter. 'A S We here as licensed victuallers. White. bad the pleasure of personal calls on M. Red. St NI:irk. TM. Appeal had the Archbishop's approval, and muel, pleasure was PERTH. SATURDAY. APRIL 23rd., 1921 us by Mr. Frank Keogh, of Ade- afforded his Grace on learning that the Soviets. had undertaken the Tu. 26, S !Slettis and Marcellinus. laide, and Mr. Stevens, of Brisbane. work. The Home of the Good Shepherd was of special concern to him, Red. personality Mr. Keogh is a unique 3 inelS \V. 27, Of the Feria White. and to the priests and his people he commended the great effort, and as a Hibernian, in that he has been ":"h 28, IC' Peter Chanel. Red. hoped that the assistance now sought would be forthcoming from all. actually associated, With that soRed. F. 29, St, Jeerer. ciety- by holding the office of secreAt the request of the Sisters of mittee will not experience too long, A. 30, St. a, therine of Siena. White. tary for no less period than 34 years. the Home of the Good Shepherd, because w:th so much resource at To pander to In compiling the Census paper, out boldly for Him.is the He has also been honoured with Leederville, the Society of St. Vin como-iand, the failure to secure of madness which OFFICIAL. Secularism, (lid the Federal authorities intenoffice on the National Directorate cent de Paul (WA., Incor.), has locale for things of this. kind at a the hour, by opposing Christian eduAnzac Day. and South Australian District Board. now assumed control of the Appeal tuna aiC would just like is net an tionally omit the Denominational cation, which teaches the love or Mr. Keogh is exceedingly alert on recently inaugurated to liquidate unuemal contingency that ie not memorial service of denying An impressive purpose the School for God and our neighbour, whether By the Grace of God and favour of the Apostolic Sec of the all matters pertaining to Australian the debt of £6,000. For the future, quickly met by ready altercative. to the Catholic Church its great that neighbour be with us or against will be hold at the Cathedral on MonConception nationality, commerce, and the gen- therefore, every one interested, in Immaculate in aims at inculcating ARCHBISHOP OF PERTH. Euchre Party and Dance. share in the work of education in us, and which highest ideals of citi- day next. Anzac Day. As Cathoeral progress of the country. He cwhaersgterat stFaallisr, foris the youth our The State and prijoin in has visited all the States of Austra- ethluedificTrththcoosemining not conscientiously lics may this country? At the Hibernia,. Han last eVellto zenship, is neither a compliment there be held lia and the principal cities of New requested to communicate direct ing a euchre party and dance, under vate schools get attention, but Christ or an honest tribute to the the joins memorial service to day, his Zeaialid over a period of years, and with the Executive Committee, at the auspices of the Highgate Hilt on the Esplanade on that is no roenn for the denominational Commonwealth, to which every citi Grace, as in former years, has a speaks highly of Perth and its sur- No. 52, second floor, Royal Arcade. Stall, eventuated, with much gusto service. relibest owes his or zen cult of the Archdiocese. of brand and the Clergy Laity school. Any for a very impressive memroundings and its people, and withal Hay -street, Perth (telephone No. and glee, and it is pleasing to say ranged Our Catholic schools are doing orial service at the Cathedral at 10 he counts his Faith and Gaelic ori- A1125). gion may come under the heading of that despite counter attractions for the Commonwealth, a.m., at which all the Catholic memgin as 3f 'paramount importance.He As a preliminary step therefore to- there was a good attendance of pat the private school. The teaching or- noble workprejudice and foolish jea- bers of the A.I.F. are expected to be blind but this is keenly. interested in Australian wards achieving the Society's goal, runs. in Church 'fhe' tickets met with quick ders of the Catholic jades-are mischievous lousy-two affairs, and his ideas concerning pre- a lengthy agenda paper has been sale, and when the returns are all in and for whom seats will be country hold their own with the ex- working secretly to minimise that present, sent needs and future development prepared, embodying the very best the sum obtained should appreciably reserved. Father Hayes, late chap. pensively established and privileged work and to delimit their influence. lain of tne ATT., will be the special speak of intelligent, all-round know- and most up-to-date means of recur- augment thr funds. State schools, and divide the hon- The omission in the Census paper preacher on the occasion. ledge and interestedness, which, un- Mg funds to aid the greit effort. In Priests Dear Brethren in Christ, meanness Art Union fortunately. few these times seem to the short while since the alteration ours with them in all competitive indicates to what puerile education are requested to especially acquaint hand, at Poll is near Option As the date for the tatting of the Local the opponents of Catholic believe possess or value. cannot of arrangements. the people these took pace. many lucrative .proposl\Ve examinations. Although for the art stoop when there is a chance of . and as grave moral and retigidus issues are involved therein, we tions have been receiving considera- union have tickets that the omission is accidental, dor can been wall robbing it of its rightsfor the guidance of our people Mr. Stevens is just such another tion and thought, and within a few there is, as expressed last circulated, Death of Sister M. Teresa (Cronin). feel it incumbent on us to state briefly can we accept the excuse which may week, just our views on the Drink and Prohibition questions. as Mr. Keogh, with immense know- days of publication of these notes, a little slowness Another evidence of the hostility \Ve regret to have to record the be given that our Catholic schools East and our readers will in due course be sales of the books. displayed in the of our enemies is shown in the spe The Church teaches that the use of alcohol is pot in itself sinful or ledge of North, South, With such handcome under the heading of private cial attention given to the terms death of Sister M. Teresa (Cronin), He speaks in acquainted with what it is intended some prizes, no in moderation is not blame- West Queensland. hesitatio'i should be schools. Any little unspecified aca- "Catholic" and "Romeo Catholic." which took place recently at Subi- wrong-that the taking of a coholic drink glowing terms of the people of to submit in the way of attractions shown in making a purchase. strongly and insistently came to as The outs the aco. deceased and Per stigmatises But condemns a worthy. She as down was parand draw -cards, which it is felt sure The lame excuse that there Queensland as a whole, making demy may write itself don't know that for one that sec- State from Ireland 16 or 17 years as any other religious body or organisation the abuse of alcohol, in the ticular mention of the Catholicity will be agreeably received by each shibingyou private school- The schools of the likely to be a confusing of have one has a very big chance at Miduntiringly ago, and laboured enough a sin deadly as but a evil, of as social only in shed not and intemperance, all with that acclaim and favvice and Irish nationality existing of Protestantism who a cheque for il00, besides she was proCatholic Church are not less impor- tion "Do not err," most of the thickly populated cen- our as to accord them their support. of winning in itself to exclude one from the Kingdom of Heaven, the appelation "Protestant" in de- land Junction, where other eleven valuable s. tant in the Commonwealth than the ference to that other one. which .in fessed, end later at York and Tood- writes St. Paul in his 1st Epistle to the Corinthians, c. vi., v. 9 and 10., tres of the Northern State, charac As primarily the extinction of the the Please note: The seller of tweet only She was of Mercy. really yay Convents State schools. There arc It is debt is of paramount importance, kets is rewarded the days of "the good Queen Bess" nor drunkards shall possess the teristic of his native Irish. "neither fornicators, nor idolaters by two co pliand God calllady, an accomplished in educafactors with the the and law, from must unquestionably by to hear him be the was proscribed two great national inentary tickets icr promotion of In the case of individual victims of this vice, whose a pleasure ed her at the comparatively early Kingdom of God." wish of the whole of the Cu- eales. The tion in this country -the State sye great body of the Catholic Church age of 38 years. Sister Teresa died will power has been utterly shattered by excessive alcoholic indulgence, North speak so well and enthusiasti- earnest investment is scund and cally of the great chances, potentiali- tholic as well as non-Catholic cons. is put forward seriously to compel recommended. Everyone tern of public instruction and the Catholics to give up, under official a most happy death, and was belov- She pie -scribes and enforces total abstinence as a necessary remedy and ties, and progress that Western Aus- munity, little doubt should exist as highly should get interested and make schools of the Catholic Church instructions, their particular claim ed by all and possessed an amiable the cnly efficacious safeguard against relapse in the future.. Such is her tralia evidences-an opinion quickly to the ultimate result. As men- some enquiries. By the way, the disposition. Reand chinning State, of her and children, by the the growing generations watchful solicitude over Absurdity The one is maintained perceived during his short stay. Like tioned in our last issue, the Fair is to the . name Catholic. Mass was sung at St. Jos- such her desire to safeguard them from the danger of acquiring intem- Mr. Keogh, Mr. Stevens is a great well on the even tenor of its way, dates of the 24th. to the 28th. May, quiem of the contributions characterise the wilful humbug and inclusive, advertised in the books the others by by Rev eph's Church, Subiaco, and it has advanced so appreciably during which the Catholic community, who also, discrimination of those responsible Father McArdle on the morning of perate habits through evil companionship or bad example, that here its lover of Australia, and talks with as to give the Fair would hapno reason for anxiety, the pen, have been offered to Catholics Australia the Total Abstinence Pledge is administered to every Catholic keen intelligence of national affairs, altered in addition to supporting Christian for the insultmedium the Archweek. His Grace Monday got only concerning his side of the progress made with the stalls creat- later notice of which, to a time of the Census the through all inpromise to abstain from at by which they child Confirmation, of quota its however, wilt a special choir education, contributes Catholic is one of the four bishop presided, andFathers paper. Fly Continent, but of all the matters ing cause for much solace and plea be published in due course. drinks they arc 21, or in some dioceses 25. toxicating unti: ot Dunne, composed of system was the maintain to sun. without But taxation fear of digresscount in Australia as a nation: notes of the Church of Christ. Until They will grow that O'Callaghan, Smith, and Mc- that t'me fixed habits of self-restraint will be formed. Through these gentlemen one gains ing, there is yet quite a lot to be Direct State secular instruction, in which 't recently no general use wee made B.A.. Personal Appeal. In the Sanctuary up strangers to the taste of intoxicating drink. They will have a practical knowledge of the incom- done, irrespective of the tremendous by Anglicans of the word Catholic. Mahon, Al A. does not believe. Father Treacy, feller and clearer idea of the evils of intemperance. The: meas.; of securing funds in Many will volun- parable spirit of Irish colonisation. amount of labour which must, and of High Anglicanism it was were Very Rev. J. Moloney (Leethe A noisy clement who arc doing Outside past C.SS.R., Fathers and those who is, has drink .perforce proved continue to be total may take tarily abstainers, involved so in highly valuthis underthe Both our friends left for their reobjectionable and even with taking alone. nothing to build up the national life High Anglicans it was handled very dervillem. T. Crowley (Highgate), afterwards are inure likely to take it in moderation than if they were spective homes during the week. It is in these mater- able that the Executive are stro.igwas master Fagan ly N'ery RevB. of the and opinion ial respects a that the fur the avenue have support of use of it those of the Commonwealth should initiated into drinking habits earlier, when unable to fully realise the carefully, because a general The last absoluceremonies. interested will be sought by a con- be again utilised, and in the hope She trusts inure to those efficacious safelung while been filling the air with would seem to establish a sentimen- of tions were given by his Grace, who dangers connected therewith. tribution of help in the way of as- that ladies and gentlemeis who are their lamentations against the tal link between them and Rome. subsequently uttered a brief and guards, to the strengthening grace that fortifies the souls of Her chilnow in possession sistance, which will be required 013 of books wit; preNow we find that many commendpower of the Catholic Church and able changes are taking place in very touching panegyric of the de- dren through the worthy reception of the Sacraments to check the vice the several revenue producing pro- secute 'heir energies to the utmost They English Protestantism. The Non ceased nun, whose religious zeal was of int(mperance than to platform oratory or coercive legislation. jects llOW impending, and shortly extent, the committee feel confident its influence in this country. to be referred to at length in these they will be more than compensated While we do not at all admit that intemperance is a national vice remind us that we are but a sixth Conformists are claiming a share wonderful, and whose happy death limb Pre-. Cable,). columns. In every venture of this for the labour involved. The work of the community (we are more with our High Anglican neighbours was a fitting close to a life devoted in Australia, still we must sorrowfully acknowledge that this vice of DR. MANNIX IN PARIS. nature success is only spelt by the is therefore commended to than a fifth) and that we control in Catholic 'practices and ceremon- to God's service. The Archbishop intemperance is a real and widespread evil in the land, that it seems to the journeyed of the priests hearty several and co-operation the of all, and it is earnest consideration and attention public ial-so of a certainty they. too, must more than our share of enter111.11111P, of Irish residents where be on the increase, that it is here as elsewhere productive of untold tained Or. Maunix at dinner last nigat. really astonishing how every little of all those concerned. Cemetery, offices; that the influence of the be Catholic. Protestant is a harsh to Karrakatta rt.,ere, the prolific source of social disorder, and the poisonous fount of In the course of an Interview he said aide. If, as on a similar occasion, Catholic Church is weakening the and cold term to them, and s:nee prayers at the grave were read by sin and crime. In a word, it is a vice of such magnitude and of such that Parishes and Conferences. the Pope asked hint to be an Inter- when the public May her soul earned the undying structure of Secularism, which has they have departed far from the Father P. Butler. in condemning the acts of his appalling consequences that undoubtedly a reform in our licensing laws itiediar3' (Dr. Mannix's) compatriots In Irelatid. gratitede of the Society in general. been so sedulously nursed by them ways of the original Protestors and rest in peace. Of every parish and conference request MAY the or the is needed in to check its "I order spread and minimise its evil effects. rerused through its whole-hearted response the Society urge their co-operation. in the delusive hope of blocking the scrapped some of the famous 59 an Father," continued Or, Matilda, "and progress of the Catholic Church in ticks, better get a new one. On Monday last. the Rev. Father Now, the one and infallible and efficacious remedy put forward said I saw something line and heroic in by time extension of such generous ,If committees were formed ie pro. Sinn Fein's War against Britain. The patrenage to the Foundlings at Su- mote local functions with the ,'Meet Australia. All this noise and lamenconcluded a weekC.SS.R., Treacy, with such vehement and often zeal by a Social aggressive section of our And what better one than Cathoagreed finally that the British pol- biaco, the same consideration and in view, there is tation only points to one thing-Retreat for the pupils of Lor- Reformers is what is known as Prohibition-not an amendment of exist- Pope no question but icy with regard to Ireland was shock- sympathy are shown It connotes the days of Faith end on behalf of that excellent results will accrue. Cathulicity progresses and our schools lic. -terrace. Sev- ing legislation-but the total suppression of the drink traffic. irrespective ing." Christ was more widely known eto Convent, Adelaide the Appeal for the Home of the Official advice will, however, are a distinctly influential factor in when years also recent of past pupils eral be foris today, when in Britain than He of the hardship be large that would inflicted on a very portion of the Good Shepherd, the issue will never warded, so that they will be fully the educationalism of this country. Esmond, Committed for Trial. reignei within her attended the Retreat. people, who would be arbitrarily deprived of something the use of which for a moment be in doubt. Neccs- cognisant of everything If the Catholic Church was a morn - Peace appertainand have shores, might remained eerily is not wrong for them, something have never they abused-something in bringing about a realise- ing thereto. build church, without spiritual life. there had they nut been driven out Meanwhile a little orvalicouver. April Is. "Aunt liessy's Corner" is unavoid- that by tasting or consuming they are not guilty of the violation of any and its institutions a failure, there by a brutal Al the iuneluslon or the preliminary tion of the Society's hopes and am- ganisation in .inticipetioe would nut sensual Tudor King for ably held over this week. of the charge against Mr. Os- bitioris to the extent that they just go amiss, and prove to be of some would be no noisy, secular, senseless lac human and Divine. Without laying down abstract principles or analys- hearing love of a woman. We believe frail mond T. II. Esmonde, the magistrate wieh, all amount of official assist- worth when ravings against its political power the crucial time arrives. that Esmonde would be comthere is the germ of a spiritual reCapt. W. A .Redmond, M.P., who ing too closely the illogical basis on which this Prohibition theory rests, Intimated rued dangerous influence. Her pre- vival for trial. The defence put up since will be essential in many direcPublic Bodies. in English Protestantism. but was on a political mission here some we may apply a practical test of its efficacy or failure. In the countries mitted was that ilic utterances were not' sedl- :kills. For instance, in launching grass against the current of unbelief, either what is called "bone-drv" Prohibition, tious, and that the meetiug at which the scheme the preparation and deTo secure the assistance of any materialism and despotic bigotry as yet it is only a germ. May the years ago, was among the "calls" where Prohibition is in force, they were made was not a public one. spatch of much correspondence and outside association of worke, is a exasperates her opponents, and like good God give it a fuller life, and may to the English Bar at Gray's inn, as in the United Stater; of America, or what might be called "niebald" ProIn selecting hibition, which is commonly tlic sorry result of a local option vote-has interview work will, needless to say, wish generally endorsed, and in this the silly, untruthful boy in the fable the conscience of English Protes- London, recently. American Interference, tantism be stirred so truly that a re- Gray's Capt. Redmond has followed Pro'a.bition in either form achieved the desired result? entail close attention, and to any important respect negotiation, have Has it banish. they fatuously cry, "wolf, wolf." union with the old Mother Church the example of his father. who was ed intemperance or strong drink from the lands or regions where it is of our readers who feel that they nsw commenced, and perhaps in We cannot believe that at the will result: then, indeed, our separ- called there in 1886Other proin full and vigorous operation? Washington, April Ie. could do something in these regards our next issue interesting advice Has it kept the youth immune from back of all the indecent clamour ated brethren, who now lay claim to minent Irishmen who are members Senator Norris introduced Iii the an invitation is extended to call at will be published of what help they senate yesterday a resolution to the The evidence seems to be overwhelming and conwhich a noise- section is making the ancient name around which of the Inn are the present Lord (kinking habits? At the time of writvlewea the office, when they will find oppor- can render. that the United States against the Catholic Church and there is so much of spiritual splen- Chancellor of Ireland, Mr. T. M. clueiee that it has produced none of these results. It has driven drink effect with horror and Indignation the British tutiiiiies to bring their abilities into ing these notes some very cheerful its institutions there is any con- dour and sanctity, may really and Healy. K.C., Sir Dunbar Barton, and and stinkers from the licensed premises, where they were under the Cover 'art's policy with regard to Ire- play assurances have been received, and and so give a fillip to the cause. The resolution was referred to siderable opposition from the truly claim it; but until they ac- Mr. T. Scanlan, an ex-M.P. Capt. police supervision, to the degrading sly -grog shop. with its attendant de- land. The services of alwone able to type the prospects are bright and must the FOreigii Relations Committee. ,Iturches. Our separated brethren cept the full treasure of Faith within Redmond is now a member of both bauchery. It comfy. has driven drink from the bar to the home. where too would be most sfelcome, and, incimust if they are what they claim the one Holy Catholic and Apostolic the Irish and the English Bars, hav- often habits of secret drinking have been the dire and direct result of Circulars. the loan of a typewriter to be, members of the Christian Church they simply masquerade in ing been called to the former in Prohibition legislation, and i; we are to believe the statements of trav- Dr. Monis In London.-Attitude of the dentally, and donations of stationery and carCommunications are now being Vatican. Church, stand for Christ-and stand stolen plumes 1910. bons would be also acceptable. prepared to forward throughout the ellers-, tourists, and writers, who cannot be accused of conscious bias or whole State. enlisting financial aid untruthfulness, Prohibition, enforced as it is at such an enormous cost Advertising and Publicity. 1.011d011, Urn IA. sympathetic support, by which An advertisement appears else and with such extreme vigour, has not banished intemperance. nor In order to bring under notice and Maindx, of Melbourne, has triminsibm it is considered generous response where drawing attention to a com- diminished crime in America. On the contrary, they tell us, arrived In L01)(1011. Interviewed by a the merits of the Appeal, a vigorous Lists will accomplete set of Stations of the Cross, and we cannot discard or disbelieve the cumulative force of such a mass prominent London Sinn Fein leader re- publicity campaign is essential, and will be accordedpany- the circulars .so that garding an alleged statement by Carwhich are for sale, size 23in- x 17ain., In the West Australian of Satur on solid ground, but we doubt if he valuably framed, and altogether are of evidence, that Prohibition has introduced there a viler and much dinal Dougherty, of Philadelphia, to the to this end any who feels that as disposed may endeavour to anyone obtain effect that Dr. Mannlx while In Rome sistance could be rendered in this imday last a notable pronouncement can remain there. Should his ell attractive set. The price is £10 more hurtful kind of alcoholic drink-that it has enormously increased advocated a settlement between Ire portant respect, he or she is askea donations, combined with or apart on the marriage bond, made by the position be contested by divorced 10s. One of the pictures may be the number of "drug addicts"-and that serious crime has been ram- land and England upon terms, of a to communicate with headquarters. from any personal contribution he parties, moderate character than those of or she may incline to subscribe. page end on the increase since the country went dry. In fact the evil moreIrish Anglican Bishop of Kalgoorlie, was beth haswhat would happen? Lam. seen at this office at any time. Republicans, Dr. Mannix said What a lot can be clone ha- each donot spoken definitely on results of one year's operation of the Prohibition Law in the United the he was confident that Cardinal Dough- ing a bit. published. It will be read with the question of divorce, and is cerSuggestions. which make the statement, erty not did States, as painted by those for us who have studied the actual condiStreet Appeal. Father Jas. Hegarty, C.SS.R., well pleasure by that great body of the tainly indefinite on the penalties was pure invention, and was probably Suggestions of stunts that will tiens, reminds us forcibly of that dreadful picture described for by Our clumsy English propaganda. "I cannot In this direction nothing definite Christian community who regard which should fall upon those Angli known some years ago in this State Loid in the Gospel of St. Luke, exi., when one unclean spirit isuscast produce. revenue are invited from out, say what the attitude of the Vatican on is done, but the opportunity will our as a zealous Redemptorist Missionreaders, and any idea which apthe marriage contract as a sacred cans who have disregarded the sacIrish question in, but if the Engitsn ary, and a forcible preacher, writ- and he comes back bringing seven other devils more wicked than him- the redness of Christian marriage. base their hopes of crushing not be lost in giving the notion a pears good and merits development politicians and irrevocable one, and more paring to a friend in Melbourne recent- self, and entering in they dwell there, and the last state . becomes Ireland upon the Vatican they are try, for to make use of this means will be availed of and put into use. The Buckrnaster Divorce Bill did ly, from the Redemptorist Mona& worse than the first. for the to disappointment, ticularly by Catholics, who have It is not without reason and without a wise doomed um not take sides against the is just one of the ways that will add A short note to the Appeal office of consistently fought the divorce evil not get the support of the Anglican tery, Clonard, Belfast, spoke hope- prescience of such sad results that the Archbishops of the Commonwealth Vatican This is only men- any such thought will be heartiledeclared will of the Irish people. The grist to the mill. body in the House of Lords, but we fully of the issue of the Irish strughome rule has never dominion tioned in passing, and as an intiMiley of as a menace to society and to the find the by the Executive Corn Archbishop of Canterbury, gle. He believed that Ireland's and New Zealand, assembled at a Conference at Melbourne in October, been offered on England's side or a:- mation of one of the things to ex- appreciated mittee. 1918, issued the following pronouncement which we beg you to ponder eepted on Ireland's." Dr. Mann!' exhome. Bishop Elsey, speaking to supporting the new Divorce Bill in- long night was nearly over, and the over: pects to sailMay.for Australia about the pect. "We view with alarm and misgiving the crude the Anglican Synod at Kalgoorlie, troduced by Lord Govell in the dawn near. pr000sals of the ProFinance. He then evidently litmidd le of "Westralia Fair." and affirming the Christian principle Lords. Though very different to the tle dreamt that God's summons was hibitionists, who demand drastic legislation, which would be an unwarThe date of the "Westralia Fair" su%iery,:ipptriooneecIs o tanned which fell through, it is so near at hand, for news has reach- rantable infringement on the reasonable liberty of the mass of the and standard of marriage, said that former, has DENIES PARIS been DR. MANNIX not yet arranged, lists, art but h none the less a measure against ed Australia that the amid old sog- people, which would most probably be inefficacious for the ourpoee in INTERVIEW. standard was a high one, that it which there should there is every probability and like- entertainments by stalls should be come a genii has been called to his reward. view, and which in the end would produce more evil than it would relihood that some time in June will forwarded to the joint organising alone ipsured the stability of the protest from the Archbishop vigorous of Can- Our fine old friend was in his 79th. move!" Loudon, April 19. be selected to make the display. The secretaries at the Appeal office, and home, and the consequent welfare terbury as the mouthpiece of Angli- year. May God grant him eternal Dr. maimix, rel.-rine to his Parts place; of venue is just- now a tattle in not to the Home, which in Finally, Dear Brethren in Christ, there is one aspect of the terview, due canism and "one in authority in the rest. of society and of the race. denies that he said the Pope doubt °wire to difficulty in obtain akn ged in State Church." The purport of the Prohibition crusade wnich we must not lose sight of, which con- had described Ilie British policy in IreThey are good words. ing a hall. these columns. This trouble land cornas shocking. the The Society would new Bill is to place the sexes on an cerns us as Catholics very intimately. which deserves our most serious beursegladwiifil everyoneb: interestedswed He went further, and as a leases equality as regards divorce facilities; consideration. The Holy Mass, as you know, is the central act of make a note of this fact. iiithe Anglican body, there is cour- in a sense it oils the hinges of the worship of the Catholic Church, and one of the essential materials of the dom. and justice, less drastic in its provisions and operation, less likely Next Meeting age in the declaration that "the dobr opening to divorce. It is no act of the Mass is wine, so that without wine the Holy Sac- to undermine respect for all law in the community, and less redolent of Holy Sacrifice The next and final Church by teaching and the exercise of justice to women to extend to Pieturises Melbourne's Patrick's Day rifice of the Mass could not be offered up in our land. Now, we have blind fanaticism than Prohibition is. The result which so many earnest everyone interested will meeting of them a poisoned cup in the name of Procession. of discipline should set her face reason to fear that at the back of this Prohibition movement there is workers are striving fcr cats in our humble judgment be attained much at the Home of the G saltake place equality, merely because it is alShepherd against any lower standard. even ready extended to men. Every an insidious design to abolish what we hold most dear, viz., the Holy more effectively and without a copious admixture of greater evils, by on Sunday afternoon, the 1st. The Flag Incident. pro's.: new This may not have been expressed or even hinted at by the the w'se and patient recasting of the present licensing laws in two subsequent to which there will be nu though it was approved by those in divorce bill aims at a further loosenlie a letter to the Argus, which that Mass.' published on Monday week, the advocates of Prohibition here. necessity to continue these gatherhas been openly proclaimed as their directions. Firstly, by reducing the sources of temptation in those parts authority in the State Church." Ht. ing of the,marriage tie, and unless a piper Bishop says: ultimate aim elsewhere. Mr. Sydney Catts, Governor of the State of of the State where there are licensed premises undeniably in excess of mgr at Leedery lle. But shall it by emphatically admitted the indisso- rigid stand is taken the ..gccupying k seat in the first car, intthought desirablen and necessary on the divorce question, was Secondly, by substituting lubility of marriage as a Sacramen- Churches in a position to witness the Met- Florida. at the annual Convention of the Anti -Saloon League in Wash- the needs or reasonable wants of the people. society may yet be compelled to dent at the starting such whit, when a ington, as recently as December, 1917, made the following declaration: the open bar system for the present closed and secret one-and thus from tal ordinance, and practically took draw a distinction between the wife young man seized the flag from its "Liciror may not be imported into the State of Florida (after we get gradually leading up to what seems to us the ideal or the Continental senibiy, du'e notice I deeply regret the action of up the position which the Catholic by a holy marriage and the bearer. in THE RECORD and parishes acconcu- this impetuous young man, and I am through with the Prohibition measure. and after the Bill has been eystem. Europe one sees very and Southern In midde many people quainted. Church has ever taken in regard to bine by civil contract. To all ladies and gentlesure my regret is shared by the vast passed by the people) for any purpose whatsoever, and the man who publiely sipping their drinks, usually of a light kind, in the open, en- men, however, who have been so majority of Irishmen and lrlsh-AustraChristian marriage. He put it "The Romans of old But that rash deed has nee!, needs liquor for hir religion had better prepare to take his religious out said to liens. joying the fresh air, social intercourse, and often elevating music. with- kind as to previously attend the plainly to Synod when he said "dis- have shrunk with horrorarefrom the held up to the public as a screen to of Florida." You see, there, dearest brethren in Christ, how uncle, oust loss of self-respect or decorum-and yet though many are drinking Executive would like them to keep cipline was exercised by refusal to first examples of divorce, but ere hide the real culprits. in touch with the Society's office. no one apparently gets drunk. the procession moved on. and the cloak of philanthropy, social reform. or prohibition,- there lurks too marry again to another partner dur- long all sense of decency was just"Asbefore Royal Arcade, Perth ,whose services we touched Elizabeth -street, often the rabid desire to do away with the Mass, and thus wound Hoping that eou will all make your influence felt at the Polling the conimittee would gladly like to ing tfio lifetime of a former partner blunted in their soul: the meagre this picture presented itself to my the Church in a vital part. flee body of troopers on fine secure. 30th.. and that you will Booths on the weigh seriously those who had been divorced, and restraint of passion died out, and gaze:-.A before God the led the way; the standard-bearer the marriage vow was so often bro. horses These few considerations, and more especially the last, ought to set considerations we have put before you regarding the Prohibition pares. appears next, and he is guarded by a by the withholding of the Sacra- ken that what some writers have strong force on foot; while the, vast us thinking seriously before recording our vote on the 30th for Lion before recording your vote such a drastic, arbitrary, and coercive inst. We ments Irons divorced persons who affirmed would seem to be true - crowd hoot, jeer, and Curse the sag. favourite exclamation seemed to realise that the vice of intemperance is an evil and a menace to the reform.-We remain. had disobeyed the Church's rule and women used to reckon years not by The be, 'Undo the Union Jack Ireland Is be- welfare of the community: but we do not think that the remedy or the been so re-married." He hoped and the change of consuls, but by their ing crucified.' Dear Brethren, husbands." FATHER MOBE.HALL/NAN "With an occasional lust In the storm best means of protection can be found in the adoption of the -Prohibition expected that such discipline would Yours sincerely in Christ. DEAD. indignation, the chorus was continu- law, that runs counter to the teaching of the Holy Bible. and to the The legal tinkerings with the mar- or be rigidly enforced in the diocese. ed till we parted with the nag and Its practice of all civilised nations up to the present day, that is such a riage tie are gradually In front lowering guard of Parliament the House, No compassion for hard cases in serious invasion of human rights and liberty. human and The where we that sorrowful stopped to witness the pro. does not news of the death of 114 Bishop Elsey's opinion should move ideals of society, and bringing us cession pass. justify or commend it .y its fruits and results' in countries where the Very Rev. More-Hallinan, a well. back to the low standards of the "What was that wild young man's it is enforced. them (the Anglican body) to lowe. Romans of known and heloved priest of the We that a much more efficacious remedy is foolish the, corner of Bourke and art at Archliislisip of Perth Archdiocese. reached this office as the standard of Christ, upon the the minds and hearts of the young with a "Whom God hath joined istogether" Queen snorts compared with this pro- to be found in inipreg we were printing this number, The agony? And no by-law of the sense of God's hatred of the sin and of its evil consequences, and as far maintenance of which depended the has a meaning which is perfectly longed The Palace, Council, no precaution taken by thc deceased had been indisposed during the plain to the Catholic Church; would City stability of the home and all as possible rearing then, in habits of strict total abtinence, such as is the festival committee, no amount of effirecent months. Father Hallinan died Victoria Square, great good to society whirls follow- that it were quite as clear to those ciency on the part of the police could practice of the Church here in Australia. But if we must invoke the at the Highgate prereytery at 6a.m. save the flag from this hour's. Indiged it. Perth, WA. professing Christians outside its nity. i,ne party, and only one, could aid of the law to enforce the teaching of the Gospel, let us be careful to on Friday morning. May God have have spared us this trouble." His Lordship takes up a position p ale. invoke and apply the law on lines less repellant to our instincts of freeApril Mb, 1921. mercy on his soul.

Catholic New sp.ipsr in a Parish is a Perpetual Miatiies.--LEO. -

XIII.

A Stupid Insult

PATRICK

JOSEPH

On the Drink Evil and the Proposed Remedy --Prohibition.

Dr. Mannix and Ireland

The Marriage Tie

throughthorkosugohr

iii

Bishop Phelan of Sale

STOP PRESS

PATRICK JOSEPH CLUNE, -

THE W.A RECORD.

SATURDAY, APRIL 29 1921

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iiiii 1-1414.1.114. 4.1.11,1011aritallin "The Forty-five," as Scots speak of Amazing a Canon. III III it, the best blood of Scotland was Should a clergy man w eat a yellow shed on Enguish scaffolds. The ea waistcoat? This strange question, tates and titles of all who had parsays an English newspaper, was raisIIZAD OFFICE STONIT. ticipated in the great rising were ed at the Lower !louse Convocation, 01.1111.t. i OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF forfeited- An act was passed proWestminster, in February last. by C.irdinal Newman, in a paper on I1tE HISTORY AND "CON hibiting Highland Scotchmen from Canon Wood, who said that one of "Northmen and Normans in Engthe evil results of the war was that land and Ireland." which he contri- STRUCTION" OF THE UNION bearing arms, and forbidding the In Ma Principal Ofttes and Teens of Australia and Rabaul (Now Britain); London CU JACK. use of the Highland dress. The the younger clergy were abandoning buted to the "Rambler" in 1859, Highlanders were Celtic and CathoIiI the ordinary distinctive dress. "At when he was Rector of the Catholic J. (By C. D.) lic, the Low-landers were pro -Engto a in wrote:church Dublin, OShcs. not long ago," University Papua, To My Irish Garden. u land, and therefore could not be a he said, "1 gathering Britain, Solomon,ntoce1721)..3=ir :lands of nitenifea ave.!1:8prosi lish and Protestant, yet to-day the a young priest in se"He (the English visitor) does nut sty Perhaps, had cular garb, saw genuine American. ts A robin sans to etc -with a flaming yellow at first recollect, as he ought to re Why and How Scotland is Satisfied historic kilt is worn proudly by a% Dr. kept silent, Interest the New en American Amounts ever £5,000 up And 0 the magic of his melody, waistcoat. It excited my amaze- collect, that he comes amongst the With England and Ireland Not. many yho have no earthly right to Manning might not now be the An- ment JAMES KELL. it, including the fifth George of - Sir DENISON MILLER, K.0.1111.0., For he was free! an outward and vis- Irish people as a representative of lowing to a considerableti accumu- Hanover. glican Bishop -elect of New Yorks -- ible signItof was Deputy Govern., "Right forever on the and catastroand actions, persons. failure to Ourvermer recognise that The Lamp. And while he sang to me. on the he is a being apart from other men. phes, which it is not pleasant to any- lation of correspondence from the scaffold wrong forever I saw sad kosaleen-her men I one to think about; that he is res- four quarters of the State, we have throne." being a man of God, not a man the of Reaches AgaLimit. answer the multitude Politically, contemporary Scotknow, of the world." ponsible for the deeds of his fore- decided to by discoursing upon the land has little cause for discontent, Her women and her children-fetJustice McKenna, soon to retire fathers, and of his contemporary, questions OBTAIN PRICES FROM from the U.S. Court From Anglicanism. tered so. Supreme Parliaments and Eeeccutive; that he whole subject at length under the although even there, a strolls Home above heading. Books of reference Rule party to -day is earnestly strivBench, having passed his 77th. year, Dame Mary Scholastica Robert- is one of a strong, unscrupulous and have been employed, and a gener- ing for the restoration of the ScotI wondered, too. if that wee robin when retirement is evidently com- son, 0.5-B. race, the up on tyrannous standing (Elizabeth Katharine), pulsory, was appointed Attorney - of of the injured. He does not ous contributor has gone to much tish Parliament. As a North Briknew; Abbey, East Bergholt, coil For suddenly a sorrow seemed to General in President McKinley's diedSt.unMary's in mind that it is as easy to pains to give readers a splendidly - ton, a Scot is as free as a South BriSUBIACO. 11. aged 81. She bear to written sketch relative to the Im- ton. The case of Catholic Ireland take Cabinet in March, 1897. a time when was the February it is forget injuring as daughter of the late forget being injured. Hediffici,lt The TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE does not perial flae.-Ed. R is totally different. His singing. that his little heart the notorious A.P A. was militantly Rev. Johnonly After more Cunningham Robertson, WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION WITH would breakhostile to Catholics, and when it of Struan, who, previous to his con- admit. t. --en in his imaginatior., the -The oeiginal flag of England was than six centuries of suppression and And then away he flew. and the sentence wThen the banner of St. George, i.e., white revolt, the fraudulent Act of Union required courage and independence version, THE BUILDING TRADE. been for some years itirtiment proof Erin sternly (1801) past history --Egbtrt Sandford, in Studies. in the non-Catholic McKinley to chaplain had the capped the climax of British with a red cross, which, on 12, April to the Duke of Buccleuch. take a Catholic into his Cabinet. After his reception nounces upon him. He has to be 1606 (three years after James I. as- perfidy. at was, as Lord Byron the into Church. Only the other day a London cable he. with his aunt, Miss Cunningham, recalled to himself, and to he taught cended the throne), was incorporat- said. "the unirin of the shark with Against The Persecution of Jews. the appoint - and his two children, went abroad by what he hears around him, that ed with the banner of Scotland, i.e., its prey." Pitt is said to have Tel. A10411. A protest against anti-Getnitic message anncunced blue with a white diagonal cross. spent, in securing votes for the propaganda in the United States merit of Sir Alfred Lawrence, a judge for a few years: he studied for the an Englishman has no right to open the High of of Court Justise as priesthood, and was ordained by his heart. and indulge his honcq af- This combination obtained the name Union, six millions in bribes alone; bearing the names of President Wiltowards the Irish race, as of "Union Jack" in allusion to the and only Protesant members of Parson. William H. Taft, Cardinal O'- Lord .11 et Juttire of England at Bishop Danell. of Southwark. At fection if nothing had happened between anise& with Scotland, and the word liament were allowed to vote; the Connell, and 116 other widely known the age of 77. one time he was chaplain to the him DENTAL SURGEON. men and women of Christian faith, Convent of the Sacred Heart, Rock- of and them. The voices, so full 'Jack" is considered a corruption people "had no more voice in the blessings for their Maker and of the word Jacobus, Jacques, or matter than poultry or swine," Ma148 BARRACK-ST. (Upstairs). was made public in Bennington, Russians and the Catholic Church. ampton. where he afterwards died: A recent despatch front the Rom- at another time chaplain to the their own kindred, adopt a very dif- James. This arrangement continu- caulay notes, not withput satisface Vermont. on January 16, by John Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered DenThe really great EnglishSpargo, Socialist author. It ex- an correspondent of the National Moorats of Dedham, Essex, and ferent -train and cadence when the ed until the union with Ireland, time tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully draws the January 1, 1801, when the banner of men of the nineteenth century dehorts particularly those who are Catholic Welfare Council quoted the from there came to know the Bene name of England is mentioned . attention of the public to the fact that his practice in Western one of the sent:ment hatred against nounced the colossal swindle in no St. Caa native Patrick, Rev. D. Kalpensky, i.e., white, with a diago"moulders of public opinion-the dictines of East Bergholt, which oppressor 'mallet alta mente repo. Australia, during the last eighteen years, has been Iluilt on the uncertain terms; Charles James Fox clergy and ministers or all Christian tholic priest of Russia, who was vis- eventually led to his daughter ansolid foundations of meritorious skill and recommendations tum."rne wrongs which England nal red cross, was amalgamated scored the act as "a measure the churches, publicists, teachers, editors iting Rome, to the effect that at tering that from gratified patients. He appreciates this so much that he community. Dame has inflicted arc faithfully remem- with it, and forms the present union most disgraceful to the Govern. and Statesmen-to strike at this tin Karkov a congregation of six thou- Scholastica was a great support and bered: her services are viewed with tiagwishes to prevent mistakes regarding his address. He has ment ever proposed or carried; . sand of the The adherents Orschismatic union of American and un-Christian agitaGreat Britain and only the one establishment in Perth, and employs no agencies, comfort to her Superiors; and was a or resentment: her name Ireland was effected atrocious in its principle and abomthodox Church had been converted woman of much ability, She suf. incredulity touts, or tion." canvassers January in or 1st., Town Country. The Press praises, in a body to Catholicity. and that fered from many infirmities. cheer- and fellowship are abominated: the 1801. Nearly a the Medical Profession recommends, and the Public endorses The Union was proposed in inable in its means." news of her prosperity heard with the Irish century later, William Ewart Gladthat this marvellous system of removing teeth is daily demon many other signs indicated that the fully and patiently borne.-R.I.P. Parliament Indierant Georgia. on January disgust: the anticipation of her pos- 22nd., 1799. It was later rejected stone, then Premier of Great Bristrated without pain. In the bigoted and intolerant native Russians were very receptive sible reverses nursed and cherished by the Commons of tain, declared: "I know no blacker Our beautiful sets of Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth an ; with The letter Russian Countess Convert State of Georgia, where most of to Catholic teaching. as the best of consolations. . . . votes being 105 for andIreland, the or fouler transaction in the history out doubt the best in the world: the contour of the face and of came to the Rev. r. A. attention 106 against America's virulent bigotry of CathoCountess Maria Fumasoni-Biondi It is as if the air rang with the old of mouth being reproduced in such a manlier as mankind than the making of the defy detection. licism is bred, the work of convert- Palmieri, O.S.A.. author of several and her three children, Leone, Juri, Jewish words. "0. daughter of Baby- the Union, January 24th, 1799. It Union between England Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly tasteand Ireing the negrocs is progressing fav- books on Russia and the Near East. and Musiq, recently made their sol- lon. blessed shall he be who shall was. however, subsequently passed land." less, and permanently wholesome and pure. I George have many Birmingham and who is recognised as an author- emn profession of Catholic faith in (the on June 7th, 1800. The English ourably. The Lyons African Misimitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. Teeth nit fitHe writes the Church of the -Sisters of the Sac- repay thee as thou hest paid to us!" House of Commons on the same Anglican Canon Hannay) quotes sionaries started their work in that ity on these subjeets. ting be can remodelled on my new with At system. least, approval call and the "rann" part of a in as follow.: bellequestion divided, 140, 111, 149 red Heart in Via Piave. Rome. The State with 109 Catholics and two "In anther see my dentures, before going elsewhere. My workmanship is This, says the Irish Ca- for the Union, against it. 15, and Kalticitsky:s beak. 'La Countess, who conies of a noble Rus- velsides 25. and dist. miserable missions'Co-day there my best advertisement, because I devote all my time personally is a new How tholic, evidence that the did they p;iss the Union? Chiesa Russia.' published ill respective)'. 1908, elan family, had been contemplat. Lord are six churches with schools and to my oue practice. Hence, I can stay right where I am present German Constitution has Castlereagh detailed Inhis 1800 perjury and fraud. plan of the By'Byslaves known by my reputation. about 1,400 Catholics nearly all con- it was stated that in Russia under a fug this step for some time. The given Catholics who sold their land for opportunities Union in the Irish House of Lords, Country patients can be attended to in one day; consultaceremony was conducted by Car- to participate inlarger verts. the pubic life of which was founded on the resolugold, tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who condinal Granito Pignatello di Ben their country. As Judas sold his God. tion of the British Parliament there sult me and entrust their work to me. inente, Bishop of Albano, who be Famous Hut. How did they pass the Union? en on February 5th, 1800. Votes Take a note of my address for reference, and call before defore the reading of the rituel forThe famous Knights of Columbus By Pitt and Castlereagh. of the Commons agreeing to it were READ THIS! ciding to go elsewhere. Dentistry in all its branches by Skilmula. delivered a short address in hut, situated in the heart of ManCould Satan send for such an end Is In our midst a curious typo 161 against 115 ed Assistants. Midday on Wednesday (February which he pointed out the significance of There 17th), hattan at Broadway and Forty -sixth Kerry lei, le Bright and again later. 152 against More- fitting tools than they? Irishman. York, First Saturday in the Month. Beverley, First Sunday. of the beautiful ceremony. 108 The And the Price is Right. Your Patron (February street, and which was a haven for Each Week is the a. 21st.). The Houses of theAs a consequence of the Union, Countess and her children, kneeling age Solicited. Ring A897,5. more than 1,000,000 service men, is W. nineteenth century, the most Lords and Commons waited before on the the Prince of the Church. no more. The building has been Lord Lieutenant with the Articles progressive of centuries in other 148 BARRACK -STREET (Upstairs). sold and the proceeds will be ap- that Contributions, Reports, Etc. then read the profession of faith of the Union. March 27th., 1800, lands, was the worst period in Irish and accomplished the prescribed plied to the Knights of Columbus Robert Lypde, editor of and Advertisements for the curand the Act was passed in the Irish history. acts. The Russian priest, Father educational fund for the former serthe "London News," summed it up rent week's issue of THE Evreinoff, then celebrated Mass ac- 643 GEORGE -STREET. SYDNEY. Parliament on June 13th.; in the The passing of one of vice men. "In the course of that cenM RECORD may be taken. cording to the Greek rite. and ad 244 ELIZABETH -STREET, MEL British Parliament July 2nd, 1800 thus: New York's most notable landtury, population fled, wealth emiThe Imperial BOURNE. United Standard ministered was In thanking her friends for past favours, wishes to inform them Holy Communion under marks of the war period comes after grated, taxation increased, the fields first displayed RECENT PUBLICATIONS. at the Tower of Lon went out of and the public in general, that she has two years of solid service as an in- liberal regime the Catholic Church the two species, according to this 'limo Undermentioned uric,, iiietude don, and upon Bedford Tower, Dub- thousands ofcultivation, hundreds of formation centre and a great tree would have' found a wide field for rite. The ceremony was witnessed postage. -ham Eisteakslislb.edl people perished by Story of Battalion, by W. Devine. lin Castle, on the Act of Legislative famine, labour bureau. Sixty-five thousand the exercise of her Apostolic zeal. by Cardinals Gamassei and Marini. TheWith hundreds of thousands of numerouo drawings and snaps Union becoming an operative law on men who bore arms were secured The earliest proof of that assertion by the Princes Wolkonaki and Count sty I.tarl Liedsay, 5/0. others were evicted, the language January 1st. 1801. HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). Monarchism. Studies in jobs through the agency established is to be found in the first stage of Bobrineki, and many notable per. B enedictine sank into decay, national culture ueneinctine Lite and Rule. By Rt. The Irish Cross of St. Pat- dwindled, the Russian revolution. In fact, in eons front the Russian colony in there. SECOND DOOR FROM PIER -ST. TEL. A1126 all that makes a Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of Downside rick and The same morning the the Scotch Cross of St. An nation, savealmost Abbey, 25/ -. Notwithstanding the infamous at- 1905, the conversion of Russians to Rome. FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, AND ALL CATHOLIC faith and purpose, seemof Arc. The Life and Story drew are dexterously arranged to ed to be inevitably melting tempts of the menace, and the en- the Catholic faith numbered about Countess Fumasoni was received in St. ofJoan REQUIREMENTS. "Ordo" for 1921 away." has arrived. the Maid of Orleans. By Rev. D. combine with the English Cross of The betrayal of Home emy's avowed and secret of this 500,000. The Russian official church private audience by the Holy Lynch, S.J. illustrated, 13/10. Rule in the few Preaching. sly Rev. W. B. O'Dowd,8/9 St. George in the Union Jack of twentieth century; the revolution wonderful society, to hurt it mort- is at present in the throes of revo- Father, who, after speaking Mountains of Help. By starts St. S. Great Britain; but there is all the of 1916, and It is being purified by a kindly words, gave to her and her Llierker, o.s.P., ally, the Knights have justified lution. the establishment of the 4/9. themselves as true American citi- river of blood, and any church, ex- three children some beautiful rosa- Living Temples. By Bede Jarrett, 0.P., difference in the world in the super. Irish Republic, followed by the imposition. Ireland never AN:anted Lloyd George's frightful zens and friends of the Republic. periencing martyrdom, approaches ries in memory of the happy occa- Out3/s. policy toto Win. straight talks to boys on to be double-crossed in the f3ntish wards ,Whilst the self -called Friepds of the Catholic Church. provided her sion. Ireland to-day; the 'say to manhood. liy Res. J. P. Union. but Scotland these are conroy, joined not only chapters of history top all Freedom were sleeping watch -dogs sacraments are valid. So far, it is tiit). important to Facing Danger. By Francis J. Finn, willingly, but so condescendingly be dismissed during the days of the war when reported, 21 Metroeolitans and Bis- German Socialist Liberality. with a paragraph. 6/0. Si., that, to this Scotchmen have There are several summaries to be - America was calling to her flag the hops have been tortured and killed. Through the efforts of Dr. Fast S ermon. on the Maas, The Sacrament.. claimed that day, it was England which had, notably "Ireland a "Nation" and the Sacramental*. By Thomas men of the Republic. the knights The martyrdom of Metrofan and bender, a well-known Catholic memwere busy in America's cause, and Hermogen reminds us of the 'ex- ber of Parliament, faculties of Ca- The Australian14/2.Children's Picture came in under Scotland. And (Lynde); 'Ireland's Fight for FreeIf tholic theology, philosophy, and histhe flower of American chivalry, quisitissima supplica' of Nero. Prayer Book. Tine simplest Prayer though, as was inevitable. England dom" (Creel); "The Evolution of Book ever published. Beautifully is in possession, it is wearing the badge of the Knights, ;here is hope of a conversion of Rus tory are to be organised in the Unitruth Sinn Fein," by Professor R. M. Illustrated, with 20 full -page illus- that the real union historic between the Henry, of Queen's College, Belfast: sacrificed their lives in the terrible sia to Catholicism, the movement versities of Berlin, Marburg, and trations, including the Mass. Card northern Telephone, 8 Armadale. GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, will and have to spring southern Cover, from the clergy. Goettingen, despite the opposition with picture on front. portions of "The Economics of Ireland," by battlefield of the Somme in its dethe island of Britain was effected for Proprietor. To their great Catholic or- The hundred millions of Russian of certain orthodox Protestant elefence. George Russell ("A.E."), and "Irethe first mujiks time are ments. when illiteratea The salaries of the profesknow king land: A Study in Nationalism," by THE PALACE HOTEL inherited the kingdom Scotch . ganisation the Republic owes much. nothing of the religious They conflict be- sors and other expenses of the three of England Francis Hackett. St. George's See also Terrace, Perth. W.A. articles tween the East and the West. It institutions affected by the innovaThe PALACE Is situated in a moat and added it to his own. Prom the in "America." and "Ireland as an From Gibbs' "Realities of War." is the first time that Russian Bis- tion are to be paid by the Govern- charming position, close to Banks and beginning of his reign until the day American Problem," by Dr. Nor"I know au officer who was award- hops Cominerelai Houses, and Theatres, and of his death, James VI. of have called for ment. the The help of the Minister of Worship is largely patronised by the principal Scotland, Thomas in the January issue of ed the 13.5.0- because he had hinder- Pope in their distress. after he had been crowned James /- man The move- made the announcement that sime Farmers and Graziers In the State. "The World To -morrow." ed the work of industrious men with ment towards an of England, described himself as MODERATE TARIFF. understanding lar faculties will be added to the the zeal of a hedge -sparrow in search with the Catholic Church J. T. CLOWIERY, Proprietor. King of Great Britain, and had the is headed staffs of other non-Catholic uniTelephone A1428. of worms, and another who was the by three "What does the Union Jack stand English arms quartered upon the Gregorii of EkaBARRACK STREET, PERTH. best decorated man in the Army terinburg', Bishops, Scottish arms. James was the son concerned? It stands for 700 years Silvester of Omsk. and of oppression and alien rule; it -.. because he had presided over a visi- Andrei of Ufa. of Mary, Queen of Scots, and alThe last one (Prince tor's chateau and entertained royal. Ukhtomski before stands for the depopulation of Irethough he had his entrance into repudiated his ties, members of Parliament, Mrs. monastic life) is famous mother and his religion, it was land; it stands for the ruin of Irefor his deHumphrey Ward, miners, Japanese. mocratic tendencies. Silvester trade and prosperity; it A Beak Piano at £110 is a Better Instrument through that martyred mother that land's Mrs. S. E. McCARTHY, Russian revolutionaries, Portuguese, Omsk wrote a beautiful letter o'f he became possessed of the two stands for coercion and martial law; to it Ministers, Harry Lauder, Swedes. Benedict XV., imploring stands for famine and exile; it recrowns, since Mary Stuart was the minds drishinen than an Imported one at £140 Danes, Norwegians. clergymen, Mon- and the Pope answered his help, of blo the id shed by great-granddaughter of King Henry those who him protenegrins. and the editor of John mising his prayers. 'the Explanation is that the duty on the loved their country- above VII. of England as well as the is 45 per cent., Gregorii of and the freight much higher than on the Beaklatter their lives. This is what the emBull, at the Government's expensedaughter from spoke of the Pope as Sydney. and sole heir of James V. and I am bound to say he deserved Ekaterinburg Beale Australian Pianos compare more than favourably with the pire flag stands for in the minds of the Bishop of Scotland. Old Rome and the The union of best imported. the Irish people -"-Cardinal Manthem all, being a man of infinite Successor of of land with England was based ScotSaint Peter and of the upon tact, many languages, and a devas- admirable Unity AT THE FRANCO-BRITISH EXHIBITION, LONDON, BEALE of the Catholic the Protestantism of James, rather ning. tating sense of humour." Renovated Throughout. N W and Goldfields Visitors specialPIANOS Church." SECURED than upon his indubitable right to Another Russian writTILE !UGLIEST AWARD, beating all Competitors. er says: "The strength of the Caly Catered for. Under Owner's Personal Supervision the sovereignty of both nations. "Ile Catholic Service to the Nation. tholic Church is derived from eter was the wisest fool in Christendom,' M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. How We arc able to offer BEALE PIANOS and The war record of every parish in Catholicity, and (to use e modern as Sully called hint; not his the sup(LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS. PERTH.) theatinited States is being secured expressiool front its internationalernatural wisdom of his greatgrand- BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, JONES' SEWING MACHINES -at Moderate Prices by th4 Department of Historical ism. The Russian church, on the son, the best of the Stuarts, the 209-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, t is because we have entire*. elhninated the Accords of the National Catholic contrary. being a national ciierch. Canvasser, CollecMELBOURNE. rightful King James III.. who, as RAILWAY tor and Commission Man. liEe' H A TE Our economical and unobtrusive sysWeek Books. containing en Var Council, and diocesan records rests upon her own indiyidual forces. Andrew Lang has related in his bio- theHoly tem Ceremonies. Price: ClOth, 3/0. of trading procures for us the best class of hire purchase cusf Catholic service in the world war Reunion, therefore, and the revival graphy, "The King Over the Water," Leather. 6/0 and 7 / -; post free. tomers. of nd ale other conflicts in which the The Passion and Wary of ChrleL Coffee PIIIICe Christianity, cannot take place made answer to the deputation from Oil the Events from Last United States participated will be without Rome." England that waited upon him in ColnrUenlary MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, supper to the ascension. By .P0e111. recorded and published. Already his exile, and offered him "the three The most suitable for Visitors to Perth.PrepFletreea. Si. They are right Price, l7/,. post HEAD OFFICE Perth Railway station. Best attention and !Withrow Prices.opposite the all the Southern States and country A President's Downfall. 209 MURRAY Bt., PERTH. Kingdoms" in exchange for a merely The Ceremonies of Holy Week-In west of the Mississippi have been funnel act renouncing his Catholic Churches 1 do nut knoe, in all the secuWith Only One Priest. By a published. Such e record will be lar history of the world," faith. "I cannot give tip, my hope Rev,. 1.. hudi.,11, {lice, 4/9; writes A. document, and G. Gardiner, in the London A fine historical of the kingdom of heaven for all the pest free. Daily tOttgldie sileg!:.104 .1k4telite 1041.4)At and the Faith. les Europe By Hilaire should be powerful evidence in con- News, of the rejection kingdoms on earth." of President Plies 0,o/o; post free. tradiction of the cowardly and in- Wilson and the defeat of Between the time when James I.. Belloc. The Mother of Christ. f his party By Rey. 0. 44'0 famous libels mouthed by the anti- "any personal tragedy of such It. vassal feunder -Phillips. 0.55.5). Price, of 11/-; the . Stuart dynasty in meg :e!. 1: free. American pre s against Catholics nitude and poignancy Liieseln's England, succeeded Elizabeth, the post a Life of 41 at. Nicholas of Tolentina, !iti e and the Cathy lic religion. Pity is sassination was in its way a ill. east of the Tudor dynasty 1160;P, U.S.A. by lies. E. A. loran. 1111111 H1;hll° Price, that an effort in the same direction uniphant passing. 4" And the year when the Parliament- 104t, iost irreeif NEW NORCIA His work ea is not made in this country. By Kevin ary union of England and Scotland H. O'Shici. Price, Republic. done. He had saved the Union 7/8: post free. was completed. "despite national and the crown of martyrdom was The Immaculate Conception. Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph By Anglican Bishop-Elect of New York. the fitting end of that antipathy (1707), there were seven Rev, T. Harper, Si. Price, 3/9; post rt sublime and free. sorrowful reigns At a special convention of the life. But President Wilincluding the regicide "ProSermons and Sermon Notes. by for the Education of Young :Ladies tectorate" of Cromwell. The story Rev. H. Ryder. Price, 0/-; post free. Episcopal Diocese of New York, sun, inspired by an even grander of that union is too long to be told Divine Contemplations for All. held in Synod Hall of the Cathe- ideal, lived to see it trampled under- Ai By Light in S. Lowstnet. For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR Price, 8/-; post here. Scotland rose against it and Rev. dral of St. John the Divine, on foot, himself insulted and rejected. Against January 26th last., the Rev- Dr. Wil- and the world he had tried to save "the German usurper, free. George of Hanover," in 1715, mid liam T. Manning, Rector of Trinity sink hack into a deeper pit of barA;()SaVet.76S.IN,i)::$17iPMSW&;,13V13i1141-4/F;6`70-7111;074r.IPNl. again in 1745: The whole of the Wunderlub Metal necessary for the interior wails 'Church, at the head of Wall Street, barism." but the struggle was HOTEL ORIENT and ceiling. of house of three ordinary rooms and hall, too unequal; in the last sebellio n. HIOH-ST., was elected as successor of Dr. will pack FREMANTLE. Good AcBurch, who died suddenly some COMModatIOn for Country Visitors. J. easily in case 6ft.. 2ft. x Tin. The freight for this quantity is only 22/ pat 100 miles-a big ecoit,inty item. especially for the man in the country. Monaghan. Tel. B533. months ago. Dr. Manning has been This is only one advantage of one of the leading spirits in the now famous enterprise inaugurated "SHAMROCK" some years ago, looking towards a TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, World Conference on Faith and OrlApploved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly WELLINGTONSTREET, PERTI Societies' Acts of Australasia.) der, in the interest of Christian M. SHERIDAN, Proprietreea Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. One of the preliminary Unity. meetings of this Conference was QUEALY'S HOTEL It is essentially Irish and Catholic. and it Specially Appeals to Catholics (males and held last summer in Geneva, Swite Rest Town Hall, Kalgoorlie. (An All -Australian Product) demanding their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will be established in any Localityfemales), zerland. and was participated -in by clutielY, Proprietress. on receipt by Other. are-(I) It is white not proof. 121 It le fi,e mowing. 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Anglican Prelates Take Up the Cudgels Archbishop of Canterbury and Bishop Gore Condemn Government's Reign,of,,,,Terror

IRISH -AUSTRALIAN SOCIETIES.

PERTH C.Y.M.S. NOTES.

YOUNG IRELAND SOciETIY. member of the C.V.M.S. one. Nu takes any pride in calling himself such A very tart, roil -call of members. should absent himself from the special and a tine tuusteal prognumue, distil which has been µsashed the meeting held last Monday meeting of the Society called for nest Thursday night, 28111 evenings His Gracs the Archbishop, who Prior to the meeting Mr. J. Dwyer inst. ti the Society for so much done This has eunducted an elocution class. approached by reclass will be held every Monday evens the past, has been the In ennimittee After the customary in- presentatives front lute at 7.15. to several matters connected strurtion in the Irish language by Mr. reference has part or the pro- with the Society's welfare, andonhe this I etioherty, Ilse niusleal thought it best to come along eramine was Opened with the singing Miss Beg- night to hear what members have to or -The soldier's Song." for the meatus devise to help and say to advantage was ?Ward voice ley's Otte to Erin." and promotion of new interest in any in -mire's a Toast tile Society's work which as an encore she gave "The Land of branches of backward. way A recitation by Mr. Is In any Gra Machree." The Society has not been a failure Pat. Finnegan, "Who Fears to Speak of since its re-formation, hilt still some Easter Week," received a true Irish re- branches as are 001 nearly .441 [telly. Miss P. Doherty sang "comception. None can deny we have done ing norm" in a very able manner. Miss others. well in the world of sport, and it is in O'Dohertv gave a stirring recitatien. as ours such a society that this sphere demands earnest Slid had to respond to of the Mr. Boland, who has gains popularity. The Ilnish for an encore. cricket season found our been absent for some time. again Was 10 -19 Matting and team premiers or the Senior to the lure with a Jig. "Ireland the succeeding' by the boys followed, and was Association, while in

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Expounds Logic of Irish Claim A Telling Pronounciation

in effect a plebiscite of Ever since the Americans colonies They werenation. ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT : : FREMANTLE. and so it is imposin 1876, the whole declared for a Republic any longer to preanyone for sible IndepenIrish for those who sought people Irish tile what dence sought it in the form of at in. tend that The purpose want is not definitely known. dependent Republic. Leaving out of account the four of the leaders was in this way made occupants fact that University seats, whose The and definite. clear Insurance Company, Limited. elected on a special restricted were the insurgents did not receive active SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRAGE-STREET, PERTH. populace and, in fact, duplicated franchise-support from the whole in a plebiscite' considered be not to conhas lent colour to the British FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT. GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, Liberty" electoral !season it was not quite so successful. tention that these insurrections re- - Ireland is divided into accorded its usual hearty reception. the having to be content with secono and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY. INSURANCE at LOWEST Mr. R. Brennan's recnallOti of Mr. the extremst districts which return a total of the Government simply gained presented we have reason this place, but to be desired, little E MIDWOOD, Manager. "Union" left CURRENT RATES Ireland. minor premiers with our ideals of a few fanatical malcon- 101 representatives. Of these repregave his usual flue exhibition the lithe of and our in December, group of highly-cultured men, and Courtney With firth pOsitlim elected "A" team, sentatives appears this Sheila Finnegan's Miss tents. To the stranger of a hornpipe. Mr. like men present standhow as at see as well not "5" team, the Fein Sinn he could who 1918, 72 belonged to Information Demanded. recitation, "The Maeksmith of Limerof ing in a good position for securing the possible enough, but everyone Geo. Russell ("X") could be asso- ick." was a truly remarkable piece knows Irish history and Ireland at party --that is. stood unequivocally Mr. lichens premiership with this' "A" team. The Archbishop of Canterbury ciated with anything in the nature work for one so young. Tel 38o fur an Independent Irish Republic; Last year we had a football team that first hand knows it to be false. of and was absence -Moon," the May to Young "The sane attention called of crime. with competed in the Association matches followed by Master J. Murphy, sum The real reasons why the insur- six belonged to the old Parliamenyear the season. but this throughout detailed official information about misses were self-deterThe (these frelyini." rather Cold -Blooded Murder. He hate line competing in the "It" rections since 1800 were not upris- tary party important incidents in Ireland. van recited in their lisUal fine style. we the audi- grade league, and the are very Impetus ings of the people en masse was not minationaliete and did not oppose He spoke of the case of Mr. O'- Miss Begley again favoured Sleeting had no wish, he said, to make this of that it will be the 19S1 premier team. that the people were unsympathetic the ideal of a republic as such, exto ence, this time with -The a question of political partisanship, Donnell. in which men believed and Beyond these united sporting efforts. Waters." Miss Alice t.ardi recited, object in view, but that cept on the ground that it was in A song 115' we have several of our members play- with the and he would leave untouched the. be Black and Tans left barracks received quite an ovation. bewhile their view unattainable): 21 ing "A" grade rootball, and of theca they were mostly unarmed, whole question of Irish politics. He without orders, and subsequently Miss Marjorie Lewin, followed is by Mu hold the enviable title of captain. many even of those who had arms longed to the Unionist party proper, Flows.. Shannon failThey a River the about dead. "Where shot Mr. O'Donnell asked for information four of the something like Last year A Items. Uniontwo next were Independent the two we, and Leahy-, eight men who competed in the inter- were deterred by the knowledge of ure in particular branches of admin- went back to barracks on the same Miss four -hand reel by MI., Maggie Glee. of state rowing championship were mem- the magnitude of the task and the ists. istration which was quite independ- night, but did not report the oc- DWI'S pupils was as line all rxhibilfun Reckoned therefore in terms ul bers of this Society, ',AMP' several pe- inadequacy of the means at their Law-abid- currence, nor was there any record Irish dancing as one could wish to ent of political action. or note arc also numbered as disposal to complete it. They felt the number of representatives electMr. Bullhant's piano selections well destrians ing people who ordinarily desired to of it. they received. P.C.Y.M.S. members. This is a record the appreciation deserved ed. the Republicans have a major. was way a military which the society may well be that success in The Lord Chancellor interrupted Mr. Austin Newton dosed the proof support the Executive. found themby ity of practically two and one-half proud, and if it falls to our lot to be selves on the verge of bewilder- to ask if Lord Buckmaster was quot- gramme with the singing of -God Save able to offer to members at some fu- almost out of the question. Only over all parties, and the self to one their could knew, they ment at the present condition of ing front an official document. Lord Ireland." date more conveniences in the a miracle, Newts. spoke at s011ie length sin ture fruit. It deter'll i llation (Republicans and NEW NORCIA. It was not a ques- Buckmaster said he was quoting theMr.Irish League. way of a gymnasium, etc., undoubted'', sacrifices bear material Irish affairs. selfDelernituation taken together Parliamentarians, in the members of C.Y.M.S. will lead to engage the faith a lively needed The and the necessity for all losers Of libtion of politics, but of ethics-the from the Irish Independent. in more sports than one. have a majority of nearly three and CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS circumsuch under such enterprises to band together to help dear old State ordinary principles of right and Lord Chancellor-Is it an editorial erty The social side of the Society has Mr. Brenitgainst the in her hour of trial. received a lair amount of atten- stances, and only those who possess- one-half to one standing Lord Buckmaster-It Ireland wrong in public affairs. statement? nan, speaSIng as an Irish Australian. ap- also idea of union with Britain. younger tion, and the dances held during the ed such faith engaged in them. No words were too strong to conis a statement at the military in- pealed to strong tonne to the in directly had a permanent fonowing, winter more last Reckoning asked to win and of attempt any people The Australians. the of of getieratien demn the insane wickedness quiry-surely the Government have them no to forget the true principle of while on more than one occasion our by arms their liberty from a strong terms of the vote of the people, we Terms: Forty Eight Guineas Per Annum. Was The salieet access to these statements. meeting room has beets ton email for forces of the Crown. Miss DeltiocraCy. Australian votes were cast 311.210 find only opposed always power is external the crowd present at our social evelast to say the that going to the Lord Chancellor facts at the moment were Doherty made a passionate appeal every- nings, and the last annual picnic was of 1,519.a total out of Union for the not merely to those who consider them not to leave year came the introduction of two that this statement was untrue? If women.to asking successful yet held. 89g-that is a bare 20 per cent, the men. but to follow that the most The studious branch of the Society 'a the object in view to be undesirable, For Particulars Apply to the BROTHER DIRECTOR. distinct sections of additional forces it was true it was a case of cold- thing maniple cf their Asters Ill America, That the issue in the elections was is not, however, so much to the but also by those who consider it to to supplement the Irish police forces blooded murder. There was no ex- who were very prominent in all mat- activity put fairly and squarely before the fore as it could well afford to be, be unrealisable. Why it should Boland Mr. Ireland. to Auxithe and relating. ters cuse for it. -the Black and Tans since the inauguration of the though speakcanditile by RepubliCan to people the of thanks two that these strange moved a vote Class three students have be thought liary Cadets. Theo began disorder Terrorised and Robbed. ers. which was carried with acclama- Accountancy dates cannot be questioned. During a pass in the intermediate sec- classes should be in the opposition -Government or official disorderThe meeting then closed WWI Secured tion. the election campaign the Sinn Fein tion, and In the April -May exams. the to attempts in Ireland. Dealing with the Cork inquiry, he the LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. of "God Save Ireland." singing which had since been bewildering Society has entrants for both interthe whether anyone supposed The public unfortunately do not party issued a manifesto to the na was spent mediate and final. evening enjoyable everybody, and the so-called repri- asked A very pubbeen have of tion that put its programme in unnot would residence the two report the always differentiate between at week & The Literary and Debating Society. last Saturday sals carried out in any. haphazard when the offiBayswater, it exonerated Mr. and Mrs. M'alsh. which Was started some few menses classes, and the British Government mistakable terms. This manifesto and unofficial way. Vs ith the men lished had Society took a sur- ago, has not up to the present received proclaimed that the Republican canThe people of Great Britain the Young Ireland THE MURRAY-STREET MUSIC SELLERS, to welcome Airs. Walsh the whole -hearted support of the mem- has taken care to make full use of didates stood faithfully by the proexcited by the spirit of- adventure cials. right party prise being what was to to know a Wiei give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. from her holiday in the East. bers, but we heard they are circularis- the public negligence in order and excitement it was not difficult had In Dublin and back done in their name, Everyone Lad a good time, and all were ing various members. and hope, with misrepresent the Trish "rebels." as clamation of the provisional governNOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET (near Booms). to acconnt for their actions. the aid of some Interested gentlemen, they choose to call them. in tin ment of the insurgents of Easter elsewhere the people had been ter- sorry to if are. worth while Correct Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. taken to do something well in were Bewildered. asked the Irish peoAlltniler surprise party rorised and robbed by forces of the eyes of foreign peoples especially. Week 1916. Perth, the near future. NO SHOPS IN BARRACK:STREET. to Mrs. and Sites Bourke. of West Instancing the case of a old Three months had passed since the Crown. Last year there was the big Corn. The British carefully confused these ple to rally to the flag of the Irish the Young Ireland Soof members Write for Free Catalogue. all munion Breakfast, in honour of the classes in their representation of for- Republic. the establishment of matter was debated in that House. nurse at Ballymacelligott whose ciety, oil last Saturday evening, andMiss Apostolic Delegate, at which the So- mer Irish insurrections: they conwhich the Sinn Fein Party desired. BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. and explanations and information brother was taken away, and who had a good night's enjoyment. ciety was well represented; while the Silitute [intake opened the musical proasked for: but they were no further was threatened if she did not dis- gramme with an overture. followed bY previous year we had our own Com- fused them in the case of the insur- and which it proposed to secure by forward in that respect. What he close certain information he would a song by Miss Begley. "The Land of munion Breakfast, and this year an rection of 1916, and they confused (11 Withdrawing the Irish reeffort was made in this direction. but them again to mask the full signifiwas bewildered at was the irregular be killed. he recalled that the lady's Gra Machetes and as an encore, "The British presentatives from the ,BarrackerandouMsursray. Streets, I owing to the diMculty of catering it of Mother Machree." to Mrs. cance of the elections of 1918. reprisals that were undertaken, not room was searched, and everything Daughter ad - has not yet eventuated. Parliament; was heard Maylands, of Clarke, The Society can most certainly comat the order of any high Government she possessed of any value was yentas, in her singing of "Ave Maria: the right and By denying (2) A Republic Proclaimed. an encore. plain that it has not received anythina authority, but by independent bodies taken. People had been so terror- followed by "Killarney" ofas the opposing the will of the British evening like the support that the opening sugfinest items The leaders of the 1916 insurrec of inadequately disciplined men. ised that they were afraid to give One of the place, Government or any foreign govTHE PLACE TO GO *()R when Sirs. Cunning- gested from the older members of the tion in Ireland proclaimed, on going took community, we sincerely Irts:1 Catholic and Everyone admitted the provocation, evidence for fear their houses would then an danced ernment to legislate in Ireland, ham and Mr. Walsh 0. - hope that it is not the inclusion of the into action, a Republic. This, they FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, SILK and FASHION but, after making every allowance be burned over their heads. He be- Jig to the accompaniment of Sirs. Cunand word "young" in Our Society's name, Sire. were convinced, was the heart's deconcertina. for exaggeration. enough remained lieved that the action of the Gov- Grady on theMiss SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. (3 By convening a national asBegley Men rendered behind which these gentlemen are bar- sire of the great majority of the and to make thoughtful men very un- ernment had had the result of de- ningham was ricading themselves and giving as the sembly of those elected from the in the Stilly Night." which sang This, too. was reason for their not joining our ranks, people of Ireland. Walsh Mr. IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL The Chief Secretary on the priving the innocent of protection "Oft and easy. EVERYTHING received, suto be the constituencies well Irish very to Eng- as we can assure them that age Is no the equally well-founded conviction COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. previous night had left the public in and of justice. a song translating from Irish preme authority for the nationwho of former insurgent leaders. The bar. Some of the gentlemen but lish, which was very interesting. complete doubt as to whether he rebeen or the Society O'have supporters Mrs. would speak authority which an with dancing then commenced, and thus silo, its re-formation are still playing those of 1916 were fortunate ill that, garded these incidents as insignifiand act in the name of the Irsh DON'T FORGET THE Grady as accompanist again. brought their part, but with more of their kind by a subseqtierit vote of the people, cant or not. That was why he (the a very enjoyable evening was people, would develop Ireland sowe could accomplish a great deal more. their conviction was put to the test ADDRESS to a close. Arohbishop) was asking for more Next Tuesday night te the first of cially. politically and economicto this year's dances, and as the proceeds and was proved beyond question detailed informaion. ally. and not governmentally. BARRACK and MURRAY STREETS, PERTH. CORNER are to go to the football club, a large be founded on reality. H.A.C.B.S. SUBIACO. favour in the interests of The Bodkin Report. attendance is certain. Sheridates Banu It was to supply proof that the without will supply the music, and the tickets survivor the whole people of Ireland.. The report of Judge Bodkin was The torinightly Meeting" of the above DECLARES ENGLAND'S DISwere nominated as of 1916 on are payable at the door. From 2/, church old branch was held in the the nearest approach they had to Those w1-17/ voted for the Republi. GRACE. the absence what we tan learn already, the crowd candidates for Parliament. TheyThursday, the I HP inst.whoIn has gone to promises to be one of the bIgge's we wanted that question put anything in the nature of an official to the can candidates knew then that they Brown. Bishop Gore. speaking on Tue3:- of Bro. W. onA. business, Sister O'Reilly have yet been favored with at one of Irish people so that the people them- were voting for complete indepenThe Chief Secretary had day report. Wyndham February 22, at Streat- occupied the chair. Thirty-eight mem- these dances. said that Judge Bodkin went out- ham,evening, dence for the ratification. of the There Is a date a long way ahead- - selves might answer. in regard to reprisals in Ire- bers were present. The syllabus prefor side his iudicifk functions., but what Committee for the May I8--but members should take the The people did answer unequivo- Republic established in 1916, said that Engand had sunk pared by the Social land, free, the tip and keep it as Senow, adopted. to and wanted of the British Parread Archbishop) was he (the quarter lower than he ever imagined she coming almost guarantee it cally. and history will yet record the the repudiation of decided that the members of the em committee Can policy whole the know was did the things referred could for was and It liament, America will answer, particularly if up the syllabus Item already. Look Communsink. branch should approach Holy CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. The to by Judge Bodkin happen? and for that nitrite and mark 11. now act upon it as one of the mile- active opposition to the British ocion in a body, seMetime in June, Next Saturday Is the finish or tit' stones in the evolution of demo- cupation. breakfast Government treated that report with if practicable a Communion Note the Address : event In the year's Senior Matting Cricket, and if great lightness and airiness. What would indeed be a unique Decisive Results,. and our team doesn't wen they will be en cracy. UNDERWOOD BUSINESS history of the Sublet.° Hibernians, Private 'Phone, A2938. A-1.308, wain the answer? 'Phone, titled to Manus their luck. We have all first in if at was given the answer that, The doubting no there is How, then, cans any fair-minded said it the finish, but that Is antici- by-elections here and there as they suc Again and again they were told practicable. It would bedaya great In the 'an- pating. as if the C.Y.M.S. team Pages. or woman, who really cares for that the Government policy in IreCOLLEGE cess, and a red-letter 1917 and 1918. moan years in the occurred challenee there is yet be played the to deDuring the to acknowledge the nals of St. Kevin's branch. and Miss G. match. Was that polland was succeeding. Last Sunday a photo of this and then in a complete and final truth fail evening Miss D. Gilbertson of the results obtained in icy to be taken as something deli- BUSINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. as members of season's "A" team was taken. elections of December cisiveness Shepherd were initiated Back egain and looking well-toes. manner in the nominations these elections as indicating unmismore Three B34 HAY-STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (Opposite King Ed liberately adopted? He could hardSociety. the Course, six hours Business Full The and Stan. Watts. We welcome both 1918. After received. Tel. a1655. ward Hostel). MISS M. J. IlleDERSIOTT, Proprietress. were will of the Trish people' the takably membership for ly believe it, and could hardly beper day, £20 for the year, payable rattler back to W.A., and hope to see Lenny General Elections of al& peree cent. Beeswax, course, other business was completed. A Year's rte conformity with . £5 per term. dur He a green and guernsey lieve that it was succeeding. with gold prayers, closing the were general -Tapers. Wicks, sanctuary Oil, Charcoal, Insense, day, £12, payable StcArdle recited elections per These three hours church requirements; football season. ing the closed. was if it by declared said deliberately that Markers, EVEN- and the meeting was culla:, Pictures swpietbSpe£3 per term in advance. Dan. Ardagh Is back from 141w:terns., that is they were held itt every one the then made with A start sass wrong-doing they sought to produce cialty. Stations of the Cross, Acts of Censeeration to the Sacred Heart; ONLY-Shorthand ING STUDY t111 141111 we are pleased to hear his mother of the electoral districts throughout tournament. which lasted every J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. Irish Dorn and Mother of Pearl Rosaries; Silver Children of Mary Medals; Typewriting, and Bookkeeping- euchre p.m. peace they would not really have Is recovering. Needless to say, ballot Photos. were by Conference; or Dr. They Mannik; 10.30 Bishops' Books £2 105 the country. of by week, hate per Pictures evenings three Our Pres. Correspondent and War exwon peace, and, even if they did. minute was full of enjoyment Isand estrum Sheehan and Father Benison. Good supply of Irish Music and Readper term. be deft. Mr. B. Fennell, Is at present bolt - on the basis of adult suffrage. so Excellent Secommodation. then they would be paying a price BUSINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS. citement. The tournament two toguinea Thompson. ing matter by Fr. Lasance, Sir James Butler, and Francis in Sunbury. its Purity of baying for man grown noted every is practically months; that Hotel This three for Record, Sacred Directory, 1951. Heart continued Messenger, Our Agent for Catholic which they had no right to. pay. Football practice is proceeding very and wornan in the island could vote Drinks, Cleanliness and Civility. Special Full Course for BoYs, all prises, one for ladies and one foe Lady'sAnnais, St. Joseph's Garland tattliolic Pre -s Advocate. St. Aneeeli Tuesday and Thursday They were told that if the Black and Irish, American, and hours daily, Bookkeeping and Ac- gents, will be given to the members favourably thony's Annals, Ave Maria. Benziger s Magazine. evening down on the Esplanade. Some Circulating Stocked. Library. Tan outrages were had those of the SL eatriers Badges, counts, Economic History, Econo- winning the most games. Literature English are already showing of players on the held The next meeting will beinst. Large Assortment. mic Geography and Technology, Sinn Feiners were much worse- Of VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. Any very good form, and if they keep on next, the 58th Business Mathematics, Commercial Thursday parish and improving our team should take a lot course they were: but the difference English and Correspondence, OMee catholic who Is new to theSociety Next Tuesday night there ear, of beating. Method, Is desirous of joining the bettreen the two was not in the matProcedure and Business and see the will be a start on real hard training, Civics and Elementary Economics come along on that nightNew tr of the gravity of the 'mischief members with the newly -appointed coach in atJAMES KEATING. Itughes. -120 for the year, payable £5 per secretary, Ml'. tendee,. Some trouble Is being exdone. Institute). are always welcome. term, 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' periencel In procuring guernsey,, and In the Name of Britain. EVENING STUDY ONLY, three If Societe would very thankful Dress Suits Our the be SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. SUBIACO. Special Line of Scotch and Irish Suitings. evenings weekly, es its. per term. this who are not playing with any One was wrong -doing by irresponS. Specialty. or write for further particulars. Railway Stations. Close to Subiaco and Leederville year's team. but have guernseys to their sible people, the other was wrong. Call 'Phone 1357. BUTCHER. noeseesion. let the secretary wows Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. doing by officers of the Crown. They UNDERWOOD BUSINESS COLLEGE, 181 BOKEBY-ROAD, SILBIACO. know within the next week. to Hand Just Tweeds Sold. Blarney of ROOMS AVAILABI:E. Meat Stock TERMS MODERATE. PRIVATE killed Varied and Flesh Large Prime Only During the Week we had the pira could not justifiably punish wrongWEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, -'Phone 1341. For Terms Apply to sure of welcoming to the Society's ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. doing by calling terrorism to their rooms Mr. Keough, from Routh AusRev. Mother. aid. They had no desire to make tralis. The visiting gentleman was t. Vtlil1liI1111011111114,, The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at deeply Itstereeted in the Society, and the task of the Chief Secretary hardstressed the urgent need of such In a Kalgoorlie. er than it was, but they had no right short speech delivered by him. to ignore outrages, many or few, committed in the name of Britain. MISS KATHLEEN TOWNSEND, What was asked was for daylight on A T.C.L. these things, to find the culprits if they could be discovered, then that ! EVER FOR Teacher of Pianoforte, Organ, anon LIVE SPIRIT AND NAME HIS condign punishment should be Harmony. nitwits Prepared! for All Examinations. awarded. .1, 4. ÷ Terms In Adlvance. What they were doing was exactly 57 THIRD-AVE., INGLEWOOD. what they condemned the Germans for in Belgium. from When the Germans perpetrated The LEMON HEADACHE powpirite. cruelties in Belgium it was said that Great Australian Remedy for Instant :as the German people could not be THE RECORD Relief and Speedy Cure of all Headblamed, and the reply was that the and inaches, Neuralgia, Toothache, LumSciatica, fluenza, Rheumatism, German people acquiesced. Exactly bago, etc. Price, 1/9 per box, or 3d. Its the same charge could be brought each powder. H. C. Otanvllle, ?CPA, against British people if they ac(Two doors Market-st., Fremantle from Post Mee). quiesced without protests in what sit back and idle away the summer days was being done in Ireland to-day. He (like the gentleman illustrated), wouldn't STATION. RAILWAY declared that they could not ac OPPOSITE RIGHT T. P. it be glorious? quiesce in silence in the policy of gamily Grocer and Provision .Merchant. Needless to say the chances are that See Relteby-rd., Sublac0 (Near Nichol calling in the Lord of Devils to cast Deity. on Waited FamtlIsa west). Manage: business or home duties demand your CHAS. E. GOSHEN, out devils. DANIEL MULcAllY, country orders attended to and carefully Lord Buckmaster cited a number attention and you must keep going. packed. of cases of outrages committed by A tonic will help you, why not servants of the Crown, asked for an CLEMENTS TONIC. You'll find it an assurance that those who were LEND. TO MONEY & EXPERIENCED EFFICIENT RENTS COLLECTED. wholesomely invigorating- nourishing guilty would be racked down and The Parliament having punished. strengthening. A dose before meals refused an inquiry, it was difficult, sharpens your appetite and banishes CONDUCTED. AUCTIONS he said, to ascertain with exactness fatigue. MONTHLY STATEMENTS. what was going on in Ireland. One For over thirty years CLEMENTS of the reasons suggested for the re IF" TONIC has maintained its premier fusel of an inquiry was that men Bath., 1212. 'Phone, A3370. who would take part in such an inposition as Australia's Blood and Nerve "T quiry would risk their liven. medicine. Keep a bottle handy. Your Brick We have beautiful say without the least hesitation." nearest chemist or storekeeper sells Houses for Sale within easy disdeclared his lordship. "that however to lend Funds ample have We CLEMENTS TONIC, and remember tance of Cathedral, Monastry, great the danger may be, if the Gov£200, £250, £300, £500 up to -£75. other Churches Joseph's, and St. that it ernment only grant an inquiry you Rates of InCurrent £5,000. and Schools. Good terms if rewill find men who will discharge terest. the Vital into Vitality quired. their duties." Incidentally he said PROPERTY MANAGEMENT that he himself could -Dot see anything in the present constitution to e see s CI,mrni. Tent,: Ltd prevent a man who was a Republican from trying to persuade other MR. J. L. O'SULLIVAN, PERTH 41 aastaaomaTassT, people to adopt his view. Representative. ;tilloontillimmonsmiutnioulounintotunitinirumilitssionsiiittiroolirttom 11110011111 (Opposik Tewn Mall). 22nd.. the Anglican

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THE W. A. RECORD, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1921 Mr. Con. Ryan, et ereswick. has eassed away. at the ripe old age of

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American Models to licr name in was always noted tor its loyalty the Order of St. laic QUEENSLAND. Two days later religion is Sister Mary Gabriel Clare. the throne." TO HAND JUST in another 1.011Very Rey. Father P. 11. Kennedy, fell, ming appeared Father henry Junes has been apof d011 paper: "Father P. A. Vaughan Com.missary-Provincial to parish Barcaldine pointed to the to Father Bernaro In the Franciscans in Australia, presid- is ne relation and boarding A nets' succeed the late Father Plormel. Father P. A. Vaughan ed at the ceremony Holy Mass was Vaughan,toS.j. a family in Australia scheol at Spalding was blessed and belongs H. S. Father Rev. by celcbratel REDUSOS, W.B. tl'e throne opened by his Critic Archbishop A large itid representative meetClio MeGse, 0.F.M.. who also preached who were always loyal to ing seas hssl on the 3rd. insts at Self Spence en the 17th- inst., The school WARNERS, the occasional sermon. Very Rev. of Peter." * * equipped. splendidly. is ton, to form a branch of the and J. S.. Joyce, 0.F.M., Determination for Ireland League et Father LA DIVA'S, Dr. George M. Hayden (late Maier O.F.M-, Piper, B. R. Father Rev.. most was Very Rev, E. McFarlane. M.S.11.. Australia. The meeting A.A.M.C.), the son of Mr. Justice Father were amongstl the.guests. D & A's, enthusiastic throughout. AND A BISHOP ON PROHIBITION. Ileydon. returned to Sydney by the of 13rompton, who has been trans ARCHBISHOP AN exand Cosgrove, P.P., presided, I feyrion went (erred to. Sydney, left recently, and =OM, Ete. us believe that they speak with the The Bisnup et Armidale. the Right Bakara recently.the Drhave In an would of clerical Prohibitionists The by a number with seen off war was plained the constitutioo. whole Fe Rev. Dr. O'Connor, was given a through nearly Father McFar- voice and authority of the Christian Churches. in and other friends. Sydney left impressive and patriotic speech libHe other Australians. the the Walcha at reception views-are, in fact, the the 19th lane was one of the first of the Sacurged all livers of freedmen andassist grand The. two articles on this page represent the on the occasion ul the fare- 1915 as medical officer to that and red Ileart Fathers to take up duty words-of erty to join the League. andright to day, Though representative of two illustrious church leaders. well of the Rev. Father McGrath. Battalion. and servedin with seVelt his during and in Adelaide, GalliEgypt. accord on the in securing for Ireland the Battalion: Brassieres from 4/11. absolute Ilis Lordship, who knew the district the 8th, France. He was twice years' residence he has made a two churches and two dogmas, they are in choose her own form of Governago, said that though his poli, and Abdominal Belts made to Order. A farewell question of prohibition. A good start was made. r) years-.sere onerous and journeys wounded. at Ypres-Menin and Pose large circle of friends. ment. duties New Zealand was social was given in his honour at 1916, Canvassers were appointed, and heats.A One writes in the Loudon "Times," and one in the geographical he had pleasant reeellections ieres, and in wide nor a belief when presentation war I i ndma rsh. religious the of there is every prospect of the Wog, After difference M.C. the neither but genetous the awarded "Times," of them on account of on this alldiploma of was made to him, iirancl, being a very strong one. separation could prevent the expression of identical ideas welheine that was always extends:a he took the Cambridge Only Address: subject. Theses ideas, coming from such men, must be re"Those days of 15 years public health and of IRtropical sued' himto important distri'outhe of TASMANIA. occasion the had On months e ere the happiest days of my eine, and for the last garded as representative of the opinion of the churches. *reads, Petk. Baird's bacteri tion of prizes at the Christian Bro. agh and pathological love "I doing been Lordship. his 15th. In cenraction with the destruction there' Schools. Roekhampton, his life," added Archbishop Redwood's Letter to the New Zealand "Times," peo- elogical work in L.oadols generous the and also Walcha folby fire of St. Ieseph's Convent. Lordship Bishop Shiel gave theboys. ple over there who show such a fine December, 1919. lowing very good acts ice to the The following clerked eh:niece Grey Letin. Auckland, in the early rThere were no christian spirit is radically but a miserable attempt tu stilmtitute law Friday neonate, "Prohibition in the hour, of timid place Impressing them with the necessity taker. iitly rese then. have machines flying or cams would prove to be nothing of giving all their best efforts to motor retie r T. O'Callag- when eight Sisters and six pupils for education in responsibility. Prohibition I will tell Arclidimese : very few buggies. a meeting of but class legislative. It eeuld lie but another instance of legislation work and study, his Lordship said: and appointed to Epping, had it,trn.w now fir the first time that on on, ha; hae II.been recently to the provident rich man, 3 000 people tee): platc To Cliften alone. pour Don..10, the on "'It is, unfurtunatele, the tendency burden a Father which puts 1 rude 95 miles lasting, and occasion THE CHINA HALL and little do to rebuilding would consider the matter of at the present time here at 10.30 soil celebrated and Father M Ourraii te South the theivent Dr. Cleary. Bishop of who can stock Its cellar with his favourite vintage, Prohibition temgo slow. When we enter upon any arrived Varna To the ordinary- working man, frugal and a.m II or nothing. at little Mass mean our Perth. with contract the Diocese, and Dr. Liston. Co238 and 236 employment we for years to his daily beer and an occasional glee we Fi Wilds ''f Mr. Manus O'Donnell adjuteoflishop, were present. Very perate, accustomed it would mean serious privation. employers to do as much heaspays As things nee GOODS, E.P. FANCY At the final meeting of St. Pat EARTHENWARE, GLASS, liquor, CHINA, stringer of wages of the brillielbroek. 'meow the Rev. Chancellor for of learn can to honestly rick 's Day Celebrations Committee, 'sill e plsased and to spare. To extend this WARE, Etc. Tmei if we do not do our best held in the Chapter Hall. St. Mary's Fah+ success he achieved at a violin the parish of Grey Lynn. opened are, there is in this country inequality, make for conr him in accordance with the hours Cathedral, it was decided that next recital eisin uy lum at the Borough the meeting. Addressing the great inequality into the new field of l'rohibition, would not GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET and assemblage. his lair/Ishii, Bisbee tentraent, particularly among those who, because of occasional gross February, last Cuildford, Hall, and conditions, and in accordance and FRUIT SETS. celebrations SETS, Day Patrick St. year day So it was a brilliant success. His pro- Cleary contrasted the newly -opened miscarriages of justice, have come to regard all courts as the special with the wages allowed, we are WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRIOR LIST. we are to be held on the festival erainme hicluded such items as the building ef 1917 with the charred protectors of the wealthy. There is nothing in history which can tell guilty of an injustice, which beKerentzer Sonata (Beethoven), Cha- and blackened remains then witnes, us what Prohibtion by law will do, although we know 'it has not elevatTELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. shall have to account for infully school Here tie referred to the series of ed the Chinese orthe. Turk." The right solution of the liquor question conne (Bach). 13erceuse (Faure), fore a just God. are laws nomoral the press the and gems, facts which lie said clearly proved ether and elsewhere and regulation of the trade, and the education zealot, whom it fires, and does not reform his victims. your tices of leading English papers are the incendiary character of the fire. is to be found in the proper constantly impressed upon HOW IRELAND GETS by France and Great Bris the It is a discredited most flattering and acclaim him "a As certan confirmatory: evidence of the people, and surely the policy followedthan minds, and one of those lases ishope sanerican prohibition has no good record. FLEECED. that championed by more of and saner sincerely and I wiser future." :s and a brilliant tam t, with was now being investigated. he great law of justice, co-extensive with North into trie Have we become a nation thing. The cireumstance that it is now is the youngest would any nothing further at the Maimmined and present-day Prohibitionists. who O'Donnell, Mr. that when our boys go out CONTRIBUTION. its character, or promise it any better success. IMPERIAL of an son of the late Dr. N. M. O'Donnell, nresent stage. but if. and when, it of children, or of rascals. unable to solve for themselves, or for our America, does not change world they will not be guilty try to Its principle is unsound, and its method is tyrannous. "Do men gather Mrs. Frank Bren- became his duty to speak out he countries, the quest,cn of the moderate use of liquors? of brother a yearand injustice to anyone and will financial last the During There is plenty of grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles?" old boy of St. Joseph's would do all loudly enough to be do their bestIreland contributed to the British nan. is an best C.B.C.. North Melbourne. Prohibition is Opposed to Temperance. heard and plainly enough not to employment if we only do our A few days ago 1 had the advantage of discussing prohibition with revenue £50,816,000, beis It us. employ who he misunderstood. for those He was vehemently hostile to the Of which £29,221,000 was expendwill 'Every human being who desires to live this life happily, must a well-known Harvard Prutessoron Irish Sale Bishop of the cause men, generally speaking, Treasury Lordship His British and the by rigorous ed the the policy, and justified his attitude by many cogent arguand This, of course, implies ' principle God. difin that things all anchor properly work Make Zam-Buk Injuries their Ever -Present do not blessed and opened at Malonsbury. novel aril impresconse local services, Indispensable in Every House. consistent practice of the cardinal virtues of self-denial and temperance. ments. Among those was one that to me was bothfrom ficulties arise, and many, employ While £21,394,000 was retained for un Sunday, the 3rd. inst., the new taking service citizen are, and, of right, ought sive. Prohibition. he said, hindered honest men quently, are thrown out ofhis work Imperial services. dedicated to Our I.ady Help church Perhaps 110 members of the home are Principles and practice applicable to the sweat to enforce must policeman the State, and Every does the force. in the American police in a of Christians. in inure constant need of Sam-Buk to be applicable to the community, the municipality, ment. Any man who the surrounddisclosed All were figures These out of young folk-the children who are to be safeguarded in this land the laws. It is notorious that the anti -liquor laws will not, and cannot, honestly will hardly ever iJC you represented than the forever getting bumped heads, nation, if life, liberty, and happiness to White Paper issued on Monday, ing districts were well employment. I would ask you! The Hibernian are at the ceremony. The principle of Prohibition is diametrically opposed to be enforced. barked shins, rut ringers, or nasty of freedom. 3rd. January. has proved itself sores --and Zamlitik use your influence amongst with strung force. Temperance under in of, the aforesaid virtues. Of the Irish total of £50,615,000, Society mustered HONEST N11114 WILL NOT COMMIT PERJURY. a boon to harassed mothers Iltal and wholly in repudiation companions ,and any people His Lordship the Bishop of Sand- suet] £48,403,000 came from direct taxaparental experience dictates the wis- Prohibition would be as far from being a meritorious virtues as the enDrunkenness has been for many years declining in England. whom you arc working. to maintain tion, the balance £2,212,000) being hurst has received from Cardinal dom of keening R pot of this famous forced and unwiPing abstinence of a criminal. Prohibitionists denounce work." honest 11.WAYS handy. The sound a standard for Wnen 1 became rector of St. Margaret's, Westminster, there were yet derived from non-taxable sources, as Gasparri a gracinus acknowledge- healer .1 llo. Motto IS tylaTallY wine as an evil thing. Our Saviour used it at the Last Supper. Would living old people who could describe how they noted slumbering drunkTelegraphs, and Telephones. ment of the sum of I-343 8s 4'l receiv- ie.Post, the po 1114. much all To as evil? suggest in 1,11..41 itself in thing a evident is use of make God, is he, who Enthusiasm Mr-. I'llor1184, of 1411 E:Oreka Ireland's trade in 1915 was ed from his Lordship and the priest, ards lying on the pavements as they went to church on Sunday mornparishes of the Archdiocese to pro- £172,413,724. and people of the diocese in aid of Ballarat, Victoria, who stales: -one smacks of blasphemy. Essentially, this is the Prohibition dogma; that ings. Our generation has no such memories. Education has done my little girl, Elizabeth. in climb- all alcoholic drinks ere evil in themselves, in that their use begets evil, mote branches of the Self-Determire appeal for the starving day Pope's the enand the and slipped, top ing a picket Pence, much; decent housing will do more to make excess disgusting. Let us This State. to the ation for Ireland League, a menace and in places on Europe those creature, sports children of the c use to are a customary the they of that stead contact with the of her heed came In and our: success is certain. Proreceived couraging support is being has end or one or the palings, taking a is rather a severe indictment of the eternal wisdom of God Himself. go forward on the path of aocia- reform, devastated by the war. been the Saturday. Prior to the meetthe discredited method of coercion. It piece of flesh, skin, 81141 hair out or from every side. A fund Every drink they would prohibition is a "throw -back'' to ing his Grace the Archbishop preher to a chemist, Their doctrine is false in its entirety. scalp. I took her insults reason and desimplicity brutal Its self-respect. started fcr the relief of suffering civic The Rev. James Hegarty, the Champion Senior Cup to lint he at 0111,14 told me it was a case hibit has its God-given and legitimate uses in the economy of human violates in England what it has bred in mothers and children in Ireland sented he advised me the doctor, to wl the Christian Brothers' College, who, after spending many years in ror go. evil as sugar, which, if used stroys liberty. It can but breed discontent. from free as are they In themselves, life. not on did act However, the What sympathetic Queenslanders to throughout fraitful missions hypocrisy, and Waverley, now won five years in giving but instead took my little girt intemperately, begets diabetes. an incurable malady that kills 100 per America-arrogance, did for the people of Belgium they Zealand, return- advice, thoroughly succession; and the Primary Schooet Australia and washed her head with Christianity stands to lose by the success of the '.'crusade" for prowill scarcely fail to do in like gen- Champion Shield to the Marist Bro- ed to Ireland eleven years ago, is home. clean swarm water, and then applied* cent. of the children attacked' children and artisan is forced to link togOther in his English women the if the for hibition, erosity for The effect ot Zani-liuk was thers' School, North Sydney. now sojourning at the Redemptorist Z3111-14111. and Alcohol in Health and Disease. my girl's head of Ireland, who are suffering the bon after three successive wins, owners Monastery, Clonard. Belfast, Ireland. Woluterria, mine the profession of Chrstianity and total abstinence, he will reject healed. was perfectly warfare. military rors of The balance sheet lie is in his 79th. year. Writing to The legitimate, temperate, and scientific use of alcohol in health and both. The last conflicts so sharply with the habits of his class, and with of the shield. -Another unfortunate aceimen when my lad rut his lop nearly disease, has saved more lives than any other'element known to man. his own sense of justice, that he will accept nothing which it conditions. showed receipts £1,229 2s 3d, and ex- a friend in MelbOurne, under date Tarred at meeting overflow an on' treading broken was through on There penditure £622 8s 6d, leaving a bal- 9th. February, the venerdble Re- It wa, a most dreadriii injury. but I except only air, water and food. We have no quarrel with tobacco, It is a grave question for every considering Christian whether he is St. Patrick's, Valley, on the 20th. deieptorist speaks hopefully of the Immediately treated the wound will the ance of, £606 Its 9d. as, cocoa, coffee, and the like. They are not foods, they possess no morally free thus to cast a stumbling block in his brother's way. ult., when a strong branch of Leaoutcome of the struggle in Ireland. Zam-Buk. -After continuing the treatment with curative properties they never saved a life-they are stimulants or Self-Determination for Ireland There is yet aoother consideration. The nation may vote itself the that dawn at believes the of Irethanks He of a vote to reply In daily for about a fortnight narcotics. The eloquent We may be prepared to see those self-appointed guardians "bone-dry," but time Church cannot, so long as it continues to celebrate gue was formed. True to Zant-Ittik of the St. Patrick's land's freedom is near. meeting final healed wile eompletely the toe was the over of reform, And AngliFather O'Flynn presided of other peoples morals, those chasers after the ignis fatuus Day Celebraitions Ccmmittce, Area - her missionary spirit, she is winning sound healthy skin. the Hsly Communion according to the Lord's institution. "sly experiences with Sam-Buk meeting, and delivered a forcible bishop Kelly said that the journals the Chinese back to the faith of the sphere of their mischievious interference with personal lib- cans, before they cen become prohibitionists, must revise the Catechism. prompt me to rv..comnieuil this splendid enlarge to address on the present day condiexistence. And yet, afout of the tea with Bridget. and the only dealt Patrick and tobacco that legislate which to Sydney community, in try and a Christian erty, for for on the use eituatiun every mother o.Id to an halm Surely it is tion of Ireland under British Gov- fairs of Ireland were in the dark, The man who enjoys his place in which the anti-social poison of alcoholic drink should be sufchildren." why should they not do so? Owing to Its purely herbal character, be consistent, ernment. The Rome correspondent of the voting a glass of beer and in that respect his Grace quoted while with enjoyment, tea or coffee his Lord! Is unsurpassed for ecZelite. cigars, sips fered to linger, should be the Supper of the the following passage from the pre- Advocate cabled recently: "Arch- Zant-Inik -poison, boils, festering sores, away from his fellowanan, is a hypocrite. If the thing itself, rather Agehbishop Magee, whose words have been so often misquoted, exMr. B. Waters, manager of the face of the letters of the Archbishop bishop Mannix was accorded a pri- bloat seam eruptions, burns, cuts, piles, and Empire Theatre, Brisbane, com- of Tuam, Dr. MacHale, published in vate audience with his Holiness on an akin diseases aaml II1J11Tlee. 1111 OT than its abuse is to be prohibited, then all drugs ought to be prohibited. pressed sound sense and Christian morality when he declared his preferMrs. of His poi and of jingoism ajr, from elleallsts in disregard per all the food, used God's on logic: if to Prohibition menting According The interview lasted ence for freedom, with all its risks, to the delusive security of compul1847, as follows: "The miseries en- March 30. Bell. of the St. George Society, who tailed on the people of Ireland by one hour- His Grace received from More, laws, and the virtues of self-denial and temperance, possesses in itself sory abstinence:-"If I must" take my choice whether England should -used falsely stated at a meeting of that the forcible and fraudulent abstrac- the Pope a most cordial reception, as alcohol the ability to cause pain, misery, disease and death-iut be free or sober, I declare, strange as such a declaration may sound. loyal body that Archbishop Duhig tion of its legislature, growing with which has pleased the ilrish colony MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. fli cams does-food, too, ought to be prohibited by the zealous guar- coming from one of my profession, that I should say it would be better ,and clergy had attended on St. Patyear, until they at in Rome. and whice they regard as di Cleaver -street, West Perth. each successive others, of of the models of dians Daughter "The that England should be free than that England should be compulsorily rick's eve a play. Teacher of Pianoforte. Violin, Pipe length broke forth in an awful na- immensely satisfactory. A great Terms on organ. and Harmony. sober. I would distinctly prefer freedom to sobriety, because, with freeMother Machree." which was "noth- tional famine, arc likely to accumu- musical entertainment, attended by Intoxicated? Probibitioaists Are is preapplication. Miss O'Connor Eglishmen," to insult dom we might in the end attain sobriety; but in the other alternative, ing but an disasters, was of similar given the English. at the Pipe a series Irish and pupils for into to take late pared of Prohibition the eane men, nut inteeicated eats the intemperance says that the lady's remarks before until that fountain of public misery Irish College in honour of MelTel. A994G. Organ. we should eventually lose both freedom and sobriety." of the mindcontemptuous "narrow (hien and of laws, are defiant he who is that society hits, knew the loyal Dr. Mannix I could find no better words by which to express my own conviction. is sealed by the solemn restitution bourne's Archbishop. ed. exaggerated, bigoted and imag- of its own Parliament. of temperance and self-denial, cannot be legislated into the posvirtues and These been the guest of the Irish Carhas I am, Sir, your obedient servant, hypoand by basis humbug attempt cant, to well. indeed, As inative DANCING AND DEPORTMENT, session and the practice tlivrcol. subordicate subjects of a similar melites and the Irisn Franciscans. II. IL HEREFORD. If our modern crisy, as the result of fevered imagi- tendency and spirit form the leadsea. the rivers to of the flow the to forbid laths,' ilercf.trd. Elig1,01,1 1.1t1: nation." He declares that "bigotry do they not eispend of these letters. Of those On March 29th. his Excellency the alcohol, why ing theme of the Goliath wish destroy tu Davids SCOTT, MERCIA MISS more rather and sectarianism assume grievances, some will soon, I trust, Apostolic Delegate said Mass et the vsh le1R/IP 4,101: of their energy against some of those patent medicines, which conTeacher of Latest Ballroom And prominence here than is quite heal- be matters of history. Until thee Nielson St. Joseph Convent, Cam berFancy Dancing, tain front two to ten times as much alcohol as bccrr National Pre to thy." He humorously adds. "The to interest. cease well. assisted not shall being by tlw Res. Dr. they Has Resumed '1 union. hibition spells national disintegration. Speaking of euuditiune in the first time I have a real John BillI engross-uay. to a sitatie the public 'hurdle. A large number of SisUnited States, "America' hays: 'We shall now sillier a loss of nearly incident depicted on this stage. ters, including some foam Surre, mind!" Appointment. I '1 is ate Lessons by We shall require another 1,000,000,000 will invite the Anglican Archbishop, 1,000,000900 dollars of llVelltle. Richmond, Broadmeadow, "Abbotsford," SimAddress: Prisate Langley supported In Mr. Out of the 24 dioceses iu Austra the Providence the Receiving dollars ur more te milting tile law of Piohibition. Nu une would stop Perth. -street, Aberdeen 118 mons." SydCusack, J. M. Father ha, says Home, Carlton, Fuotscray, Yanato tell the cost it this beautiful dream of legislating America temperate go Tel. A4787. ney has supplied one-sixth of the ville, Williamstown, West Brunscould be considered possible. On the contrary-, we shall sec illicit teal NEW SOUTH WALES. . priests ordained, while the three wick lona and Gordon, attended. We Niity agencies of degeneration will spring up. fie of es cry sort. metropolitan dioceses-Sydney. MelThe many friends of the Rev. shall see illicit di tiling, privatc drunkenne,s, frent,y, tuurdei." At a meeting of the Melbourne of bourne and Brisbane-has supplied Father T A. Fitzgerald, 0.F.M., of the 257 priests now working Cite. Council held on the 4th. inst MISS E. PURSE America's Folly. Waverley, will be pleased to learn 117 Out of the next letter from- the 'Loyal Orange Instion she mission. that the genial priest is progressing et hall (Late of Kalgoorlie). If the strong hand of the c,. clamant, v....acne-I to be ordained Sydney will have tution, in which the following threat favourable at St. Vincent's Hospital. 100 23, while the other three metropoli- appeared was read: "In the event century, has utt:rly failed to present illicit distilling of toucH whisk: Certified Teacher of French. svhu out the have 63 of those will awaits another St. Patrick's Day procesiu one small quarter of the country, what a task Right Rev. Dr Hayden, Bishop tan dioceses'If, says Father Cusack, of Address: 943 HAY-STREET. sion being allowed to pass through What happened in dry States of wends' reform the whole country. of Wilcannia-Forbes. returned to the hundred. vocations diocese where one there is of the city, it would the streets be And witnesses who have examined Barrier from his visit to the old America, will happen elsewhere. 'Phone, A5227. 16, for the priesthood abound, it is Syd- difficult to prevent steps being takcountry on Wednesday, March Cathe condition of things in States like Maine, arc not wanting to tell iis ney: if there is one diocese that has en by an organised bod, of loyalists and was given a reception in the is from the dreams of the Prohibi reality terrible the how tar removed Bishop whose heart is with the to protect the flag of the Empire thedral. Replying to the addresses ayoung G. E. DINES tionists, who one day had their forerunners in the men who led Maine t'' Australian aspirants to the from insult and abuse." of welcome, Dr. Hayden said he hall priesthood, TUNER, ORGAN and PIANO it is ignominy and vice. In fine, Catholics need not again be reminded of tle no idea of speaking on the Irish _Ssydney9615 HAY-STREET. We exhort Ex-Mayor Cabena is venturing out he danger to our Hole Religion if Prohibition is once carriedquestion in the church. Later say At the annual conference of the of that obscurity into which he them, as we did in the past, to see to it that they 'lever out the Altar would have a few words to Sydney, Federation held in Catholic owing to his HOTEL bigoted was driven he BEDFORD frail and wnat the eon and of dependence about his native land and the Mass in the perilous position the following resolution was approv- methods during the time of his offiMURRAY-STREET. last April, thought of the British Government. Splendid aceoaunociation for Country worthless promises of politit tans. What we said on the uoilit "That Catholic Federation ed: the City Council. the of pray headship cial would they ThorIn the meantime Terrill' Moderate. to be remembered now, and, as .Catholics did them su we arc and expose those who In the discussion of Councillor Cus- Visitors.Renovated Throughout. GEORGE ought for the deliverance of Ireland from investigate Catholics seeking employ- caden's sectarian motion, the loyal oughly confident that they will next week vote loyally for religion. fur personal AUBURN, Proprietor. the persecution that her people had penalise their religious account of ment on and for right reason.' a liberty, staunch Cabena said, "He was been putting up belief." Protestant, but he had never said Bishop of Hereford's Letter to the London "Times," 13th. July, 1919. O'KEEFE M. J. feelings of any on the a word to offend At Mount St. Margaret's, Ryde, utcher, 245 Carr -at., Leedervills. A private cable message received in Roman Catholic. TEETOTAL PROPAGANDA. He had no time BPrime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb alThursday, a cheque for 12,049-the Sydney says: "His Holiness for any persons, Catholic or Pro- ways on hand. Corned Beef and Small proceeds of the four days' fete. sup- the Poperecently To the Editor of "The Times." Man Archbishop a Speciality. MI Meat kept In who were disloyalists." It Goods testant, plemented by special donations- nix. Thereceived A3297. Cool Storage on Premises. Tel. , audience was of a most FOR Sir,-I desire to associate myself with Mr. Cusses excellent letter. was presented to the Rev. Motnet cordial nature, the Holy Father dis- is difficult to fathom the loyalist ha= Caand to emphasise its moral. The "crusade" for prohibition which Joseph, to help her to pay off the playing the keenest practical inter- mind. How will the amiable Con the mistaken. on and down himself erection the write regretable, to bena been announced, is unfortunate, heavy debt incident M. HALLION Rev. Father est in Ireland." stis Paper-"Catholic" or "Protest- Machine Bread Factory, North Fremanof recent additions. It is unfortuttate, for it adde vet manlier fas:tur adverse to national ant?' And what as really his na- tle. Bread delivered to all parts of E. Gell,, Ryde, in presenting the makes PO/S0Afi-D Foley, Bishop Mamie, Archbishop Malt Claremont. unity to a situation of extreme and menacing ditlicults-, and itGompers Fremantle, Cottesloe, cheque, referred in glowing tern's Rev. Father Vaughan, and Mr. jams tionality? * Mr. and Brown Bread a Speciality. Ship- the task of the patriot appreciably more formidable. * and to the noble work of the Sisters, Tel. 8739. Supplied, ping leave Lonsocial will a of Forbes, as Meagher, prohibition he denounces eu449/A/C WORM, se. dots but speak the troth when Kevin Cussen, the promising the Rev. Father Courtais. &M., the don on May 14 in N.Y.K. (Japanese young athlete from Xavier College, irritant. embittering the relations of classes, and driving the artisans logised the splendid labours of on June hoatl, at Colombo arriving WATERS & BRYANT Sisters: while Rev. Bro. Bernard 10, Singapore on June 17, and Hong Kew, who won the schools 440 yards into ar. attitude of intractable resentment. sec 10 1511 STIRLIINti-ST., PERTH, (Holy Cross College. Ryde), referred Kong or: June 23. They will leave championship at the recent annual between WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS, It is regrettaLle, for it endangers that clossi.eaccurd the Orders Promptly Attended To. to the early days of the hospital's Japan in the Nikko Marro on July athletic meeting, and who exhibited peace Tel. A3938, Englishmen and Americans which is the best guaranteeto.formake large' a graceful easy style in action. existence and traced its develop8, returning by Manila. and will 'eight can, and of catype future Englishmen which augurs well for his mid freedom of mankind. ment from an indifferent ///:1111/c/// /1//iv/,:,/,/ middle about the Queensland reach reer as a runner, is a son of Judge for ths odd necessities of electoral warfare its the Republio private residence to the present of August. ///////iii mil, St. Gerard's Hospital .inovsseee He particularCussen. splendid structure. is a limit to their tolerance of an eccentricity which not .t there eurgiesa, Medical, and andwirerse ly referred to the splendid work by civil strife in Ireland, but also intrudes itself roughly into tie, When the Rev. Father Vaughan. el camait1n0E-sw.. LEEDERVILLE. fomeete Mr. Val. Hughes, of Geelong, an Rev. Mother Joseph. secretary o Archbishop Mannix, at iisanestic economy NE ON 1'(.7(117 CC 40 is leaving boy, Augustine's St. old aprived in London, the following of a pelle, MARY'S MOUNT, KALAMUNDA. 1C4iNST w0/7/YLESS /AI /TAT/ONS It is mistaken. es mohibitien is enly the latest version On Wednesday morning. March 30 peared in one of the papers: "Father shortly for Ireland in order to comet" again, and always with the- same has been a very interesting ceremony took Bernard Vaughan, S -J., is no rela- plete his studies for the priesthood which Parents and enquirers are requested Place in the Poor Clams' Chapel of tion'to Rev. P. A. Vaughan, secre- At the last meeting of the associa- to note that for terms, etc., future ap- result. "The wrath of man worketh not the righteousness of God." This Our Ladyssof the An els. Miss Lucy tary to Dr. Mannix. Father B. tion he was presented with a tram plications should be made direct to the the , received e'Armi Claverie. t

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to herself and to her confidants, she which Maude spent in Mildred's II could have resigned herself not un- darkened chamber, she learned the But to sad story of poor Ettie,,,end it flash- 11 willingly to the infliction. 1,1 have to yield the first place to a ed like a revelation on her soul. A PRISONER ROYAL. The year of probation required by girl not quite ten years older than herself-a stupid and an ugly girl, her father had nearly run its course; (From St. Anthony's Annals) moreover, according to gtho:o opin- but as yet no particular convent ion-that was a degradation to had marked itself out to her mind as The feast of the Finding of the THE OPTICIAN which she could not and would not her ultimate destination. She had Cross, coming, as it does, during of der of St. Dominic, but continued held herself ready to go to any that the month of May (which comstoop. ALONE. MEANS to reside in her father's shop, where appoint, but with a -mimes to-morrow), our brings Poor father! unhappy daughter! her director might she united a life of active charity a knowledge of Ettie's fall a new thoughts back again to the scenes There is a mystery in htuuan hearts, old an married F.1.0a Grey Major Had a with the prayer of a contemplative As the And though we be encircled by F. S. M. C. woman, Ettie would probably have idea came-the glorious idea of reof Our Saviour's Passion. Saint. From this obscure home the paration. She would set her life Blessed Virgin was ever close to her host her bound Caddell.) Mary which fate tiny Cecilia the bemoaned O. B. 0'. A . to are seraphic virgin was summoned Ettie's life-her soul against Divine Son, so the Church would Of those who love us well, and as a slave to wisdom and grey hairs. againSt Freeman of theCityof London. defend the Church's cause. Armed Ettie's soul, her days of toil and not allow the month of May to pass beloved, beautiful, been wife had she his If to accom. with Papal authority, and CHAPTER III. (Continued). To every one of us from time The Highest Qualifications in would have been jealous of her. and penance against Ettie's days of un- by without a reference to that palsied by three confessors, she tratime But as Maude advanced towards if witty, there would have been a ruly pleasure-and in order to do scene of which she was an eyethe State. (By Exam.london enshe would this more effectively, toned that fact There comes a sense of utter loneli- velled through Italy, reducingofrebelcharacter It is a witness. noted her womanhood, besomeof intellect war never -ceasing the is difficult comes along we Shepherd, one cannot dwell, intelligently, upon lious cities to the obedience ness. she began to ask herself tween them. So true it is, that ter the order of the Good peace times, and many _of us very fre- down, andend and any phase of the Passion without women, folded in Our dearest friend is "stranger" to holy See, and winning hardened life had been given to for what must be the offspring of where up heart drawing immense spiritual profit souls to God. In the face well-nigh quently, throw up our hands in de her, and to realise something of the content lift themselves, innocence our joy, in the ROYAL ARCADE our own individual dispositions; and out spair and quit. their fallen and assistance for the battle of for prayer in might hand and And can not realise our bitterness. of the whole world she sought eed that which demands however others, task, of opposite Town Hall or no efforts lesson work, that Whatever the brought their charthem and win by sisters, word from conscience There is not one who really under Gregory XI. at Avignon, her Every on everyday life, make hereafter and well-directed, can imPERTH him back to Rome, and by her let- stick it out. Don't quit till you're in the choice of a state of life. Then, well -meant A2298. ity and candid training, not merely Our Saviour's lips, and every graci- Phon stands, in our consent, our against it, plant ters to the kings and queens of Eu- through. to repentance, but in teeny more ous deed of His, have a meaning and Not one to enter into all I feel," Al at once, she announced her reso- souls! cause. in Papal the good us of made each rope Milcases than the world imagines, to a purpose to meet all kinds of huand a conveat; Such is the cry of to enter lution did all she stepmother JEWEL. young The HISTORIC AN She was the counsellor of Urban VI., turn. dred almost at the same time arriv- could. She felt, in fact, drawn at lives of sens.lity rn '. heroic penance. man sorrow and misery, if men G. V. POWELL, L.D.S., SAES, and sternly rebuked the disloyal carGod first towards Ettie, as most people Mrs. Ne...;Ile was almost beside would only think diligently upon We wander in a solitary way. The late Empress Eugenie, a ed at a settled conviction thatwhich 'an DENTIST. as she Him who suffered "outside the city No matter what or where our lot dinals woo had part inatelecting had appointed her to the post prewere at the outset: but she was herself at this ..ew caprice, Rome at short time before her death, use sr. LiEUROE'S TIMBALE, 1ik.14T11. Anti -pope. She died it, of her gates." she met by such undisguised symptoms scrupled not to call that may be, and was resigning, Mauc(e Rheum of the the treasury to sented Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment. undernot the She could in daughter. serve hint in the Sacred one scene Each heart mysterious even to it- the age of thirty-three, A.D. 1390. to There is was destined of aversion and contempt, that she Cathedral the magnificent jewel self Bitterly as Mr. Neville felt soon drew back, and her wounded stand the apostolic nature of the Passion recorded for us by Cather- 'Phone, A5038. as "Charlemagne's Reliqu- world. FLOWERS OF THE PASSION. known with his child. feelings. deepening at last into bitter. work or the apostolic spirit in which ine Emmerick in her "Dolorous Pas Must live its inner life in solitude. ary." The imperial gift, which is the early parting his conGood shepherd un- sion." and which is rarely dwelt HARROLD & MURRAY. of the Arch- which would be involved in ness and resentment, vented them- the nuns of the And would you know the reason Some of the early Italian painters now in the keepingCardinal Mo:eover. like many upon by the generality of Christians - Produce Merchants, Victoria Park, Lucon, sent to her vocation, he was too selves occasionally in a passionate dertake it. Rheims, have in the foreground of their cruci- bishop of around on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chair, Hay, why this is? she had a false idea It was that in which Jesus appears nave nerve people, the neck of Charle- thoroughly a Catholic in every A stormy scene was sure to other found Oats, Barley, Wheat, Linseed, It is because the Lord desires our fixion scenes the white wood-sorrel, was were as a Prisoner in a condemned cell. Straw. even retort. and Maize. Terms Cash. Tel. A3945. and given in 1804 to Napo- and fibre of his being to dream follow such an outbreak, and this that :e.igious and inpenitents love; purple stained, which is said to have magne, by kind a of inher on mixed up together embargo In her own words, she tells us that of putting an le Chaof Aix wanted: for in just what Ettie the clergy was I. icon first. to be and Cross, of the wishes He at the foot grown In every heart is a round gold case wishes, merely stipulating that she the war of words, she was certain of discriminate association, very dero- "the Jews, having exhausted their HOLDWAY & CO. He therefore keeps the hidden key to have been coloured from the pelle- Itwith Her baffled ad- gatory to the dignity of the former: barbarity. shut Jesus in a little vault- Licensed Sewerage precious stones, and should give them a trial of a few being victorious. blood which dropped upon it. The adorned Himself of explan- ed prison, the remains of which exist cased). Gasfitters and Sheet Metal a splendid hollow more months at home, in order to versary soon retreated to the nur- and it took endless letters To open all its chambers and to fact, as Ruskin points out, that the particularly with of needweeks from and A Trial ,olletted. they came ation, and days 40-44 Workers. sure that the Two of archers make to this day. in loving contemplation leaf of. this plant posseasad the blue sapphire, containing relic of the God. Mrs. Neville, hoerever, feebler sery,herwhere, bless allowed her- remained with Him, and they were Pier -street. Perth. she worry. before less easily babe, she first-born Cross. of true With perfect sympathy and every power of quenching thirst may have time, enough consoled herself for the nn - self to be convinced of the absolute soon replaced by two others. at the same character, and in He All Kinds of Latest Footwear at peace been another reason for its intromore worldly, was vat equally com- pertinence and insubordination of separation which exists for all pur- was still clothed in the old, dirty theFor Repairs at curLowest 11,ilees. ONE DAY. Each solitary heart which coestes to duction into the pictures. and mantle. and covered with the spittle rent Rates, Patronise pliant; and even now, on the eve her step-daughter. In this, at all poses, save those of supervision Him; One species of the orchid, which of their separation, though con- events, she was happier than her instruction, between the nuns as a and other filth which they had had BEN weary. There JONES was day The is it in England is called Gethsemane, So, when we feel this loneliness, a10-12 WILLIAM -ST.. PERTH. The tramp of science, and that trust in her hus- husband: for when she came forth, religous community, and the peni- thrown on Him, for they bad not The voice of Jesus crying, "Come to and whose petals are marked with been so much care. feet, the breath of many sighs band which had been the guiding with red eyes, that had evidently tents they have undertaken to re- allowed Him to resume His own dark stains: the passion flowers, manythe Me," her contrary, life, sealed Neville, on the of her married form. Mr. star kept Ibis hands tightly clothes, but anpain, ah, the pain, the been weeping, and Ettie, on the and C. H. SMITH & Co. It is a call to us to come again:soul. symbolical of the crown, the scourge, guish with seized upon the idea at once- He bound together." What a spectacle of the long, long hours! The lips, her heart rebelled against the contrary, presented herself UNDERTAKERS. the spear, and the nails; the arum, For Christ alone can satisfy the decree, and in her hidden thoughts, heightened colour and triumphant had a shrewd notion that Ettie was of insult and shame and dishonour 281 NEWCASTLE was long gone by. -ST., PERTH.. And every time we are "not under- tiger lily and scarlet anemone-all it morning which God could penetrate, the inspirato alone the original source of is revealed in these few words of 'Phone (Day or Nijbt) th, bright your had double misery how he busy day, Poor smiles, A12111, witnesses mute were was believed, stood." she still obstinately refused to make of feeling that the two beings he tion, and he not only consente-1 di- Catherine Emmerick! The great And the white face as you watched the sun rise the sacrifice of her child. of the crucifixion. rectly to Maude's of a conchoice Lord of Life and Liberty chained ASK FOR top/ in the the mountain world were from behind loved at over most WISDOM. has always OF purity, lily, emblem of WORDS The history of Henrietta, Major open enmity with each other; and vent, but everywhere and upon all in a prison cell by His own crearobes you stole PHIL RYAN been connected with the stories of Softly in your dawn Grey's second daughter, was a sad that the very means by which he occasions explicitly declared that if tures! Nations as well as indiviout to meet him, whispering in your one-sacl, Patience, persistence, and power the Virgin and of Christ. Motor Car for Hire Day or Night. even in its commencement had hoped to secure the happiness anything could add to his joy in duals proudly boast of their love of Dodge car No. 508. Motor Garage Teleby work.bridal vows. your acquired happiness only to do are Palestine there grows a creepIn her and sadby the death of mother, phone, G.P.O. Motor Rank, giving it A1927. a to God, would be child liberty, and indignantly reprobate And he gently led you down the of his child *id her preservation J. G. Holland. ing plant with long, herd thornsaltogether der still m its close. In his pitiful from danger, had, thanks to her own the fact of her election to that es - any curtailment of human freedom. 4.3488. The smallest act of charity will the Spina Christi-which may have mountain side, and mother as well as anxiety to be pedal office of her Spouse Diane stand us in great stead.-Atterbury. furnished material for the crown of through the forest you passed to father to his motherless babe, Major uncontrollable passions, become a which He had shadowed out to His Our Lord was most perfect in His WEST & GARRET". human nature, and therefore most and a temptation to her, ura Perpetual idleness must be one of thorns placed on the Saviour's awaken the quiet town. unconsciously overshot the snare EXPERTS, PLUMBERS. Alas! better had the forest buried Grey had her to plunge more deeply than followers in the parable of the Good perfectly sensitive to every smallest WINDMILL the punishments of hell.-Tennyson. head. One of the legends says that Our Specialities: Punaping Engines, and Ettie was spoilt by over- ing ever, in order to escape from home Shepherd. With all his generosity, shade of indignity or reproach. What Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, Tanks, Liberality consists not so much the willow was used for this pur- you with all your heart glowing mark, indulgence, even before she had left however, he loved his child devotedcost Him, the giver of must it have Bores, Pumps. giving and happiness! miseries. into the vortex of the in giving a great deal as in pose, and that in sorrow for its fate with Lovely as a babe, lovely 10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. ly, and the last evening of her life life and liberty, to submit to such Did you not know, poor day, that her cradle. sea sonably .-B ruy ere. its leaves droop and it weeps, child, lovelier still as a young world. brides as fair this fickle sun had for as a she Matters were in this state, and at home was a bitter trial to his shame as that revealed by the vision The grand essentials to happiness NORTH PERTH MOTOR grew not the girl, up, only spoil- Mrs. Grey had just given birth to her heart. In fact, he felt it more, of Catherine Emmerick. Speaking salcen? in this life are something to do. TRUTH AND SINCERITY. GARAGE. darling of her father's heart, but second child. when Major Grey's re- and Maude herself felt it more, than in human fashion. one wonders why But now, with all the pain, the ed something to love, and something to ANC.ON E- ST. TRAM TERMINUS. of every creature who came within It any of those who had made the most Our Saviour did not allow the forces Telephones, A1937 am A4593. hope for. The highest compliment that can heartache. and the longing hours the spell of her attractions. at was giment returned to England. outcry about it. Mrs. cried Neville themselves, of His to assert in Divinity not CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND NIGHT, consists, was a change for the worse for Ettie. Peace here below be bestowed on a man is to say of are passed. Cream Cars for Wedding. Men have used your precious mo not her beauty' only which drew all Accustomed all her life to the luxu- herself to sleep behind a new: -paper and reprimand his cruel persecutor.. being free from tribulations, but in him that he is a man of his word, and hearts towards her. Nature eyes in her after -dinner -chair. easy Milbut "He sufin scenes such as this, the acceptation of them.-Fenelon. and the greatest reproach that can ments for their own selfish aims, for- had showered her choicest gifts upon ries and indolent ease of India, she of Plumbing, Gas -Fitting, in pursuance of her good reso- fered, leaving us an example." As For ailaidRinds Galvanised Iron Work, It is not the love that craves, but be bestowed on a man is to assert getting your high origin, your celes- her. All that she did was well done; found herself suddenly transplanted dred, to a garrison town, the smoky at- lutions of the morning, occupied her this great ccstactic writes: "When the love that gives freely, generous- that he has no regard for the virtue tial union. MARK DUNN in every movewas a grace there Women's hearts have been brokand dreary walls of which self assiduously about her fatter. Our Lord entered this prison, He ly asking for nothing again, which of veracity. Truth is the golden 332-334 Wellington-street, Perth. a spell in every word; and mosphere were all but insupportable to eyes and in the evident comfort which prayed most fervently that His reflects back upon the giver in coin with God's image steamed upon en; little children have cried for ment, and Drainer. Plumber Licensed she possessed, besides, the dangerous accustomed to the sunshine and her presence gave him, found some Heavenly Father would accept all is tile Metropolitan Water Suppl, gladness of heart. it that circulates among men of all bread. of keeping all her best qualities brilliant climate of the and Drainage Department. 0 day. poor day! was the fault art east: while solace at least for her approaching that He had already suffered, and all Sewerage,Utensils, The punishment which the wise nations and tribes and peoples and Bath Heater the surface, that of her on wrapping Baths, Dairying father's small fortune, and the separation from her beloved Maude. lie was about to suffer as an expiasuffer who refuse to take part in the tongues; its standard value never thine? Tanks, and windmills Made and amiable dispositions in a veil her And now the struggle is almost less demands which an increasing family Fred took refuge in a game of bil- tory sacrifice, not only for his execugovernment is to live under the changes nor depreciates. mystery. of impenetrable to every Night, blessed, calm, holy made upon it, rendered compen. liards, which he compelled Harry tioners, but likewise for all who in VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. government of worse men. Let it be the aim of your life to over. who had not seen her in her cation in the shape of all pleasure or still rod -eyed and tearful, to under- future ages might have to softer such Harvest Terrace. Miss M. O'Callaghan. It. is by getting into the habit be always frank and open, candid, night brings her mantle and in love one own home. With a heart naturally Teletake, and while this was going cn as He was about to endure, and surgical, medical, Maternity. of bearing the little troubles, daily sincere, and ingenuous in your rela- folds it around you; sweet sister of loving and effectionate, and a char- amusement well-nigh impossible. Cut off from everything that had in the house, Mr. Neville paced slow- who might be tempted to anger or phone A1080. difficulties, and numberless thorns tions with your fellow men. Set charity she will stay by you. intended by nature nobler acter for ly up and down the terrace with his impatience." Your sister, she has waited for of life that we will become capable your face against all deceit and du' Telephone B152. things, she thus grew up passionate hitherto made life endurable, she tic said but for While a prisoner Our Saviour was of true courage on grand occasions. plicity, all guile, hypocrisy, and dis- you that she might cheer your de- wilful, vain, and self-centrect, pen took refuge, at home, in bitter daughter. FARRELL BROS. his heart was too full of words, but not allowed one moment's respite. heart. solate taunts and quarrels with her up stepliving will be You Merchants and Corn simulation. And the silence, the blessed sil- suing her own wishes and gratifica- mother, abroad, in the indulgence in the little that he did say, he was He was tied to a pillar, but was not General ProduceCrushers. ST. MARK, EVANGELIST. to the maxims of the Gospel, you ence, made her with which tions an ardor faithful to his trust, avoiding all permitted to lean against it, alhow it soothes you! As a HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. of an insatiable vanity, which seemdie a genuine yourself will prove who Speg3alise in Grain Yeast, Monday, April 25. comes the thought of the utterly reckless of their consequ- ed the only pleasure still left with- that might increase the sorrow which though so exhausted from ill-treat- The only MID and Salt Crushing. eiple of the God of Truth, you will memory long ago upon the mounences either to others or herself- At in her grasp. Her poor father ac- he knew, well enough, in spite cf her ment, the weight of His chains, and St. Mark was converted to tae commend yourself to all honest men morning she was introduced into fourteen. outward calm, was in bussMaude's tain top. His many falls. that could He not companied her wherever she went, Faith by the Prince of the Apostles, You will triumph over those that Midnight and in the hush of the society; and it is not wonderful that for she THE J. J. BENDON positively declined the es- bosom; and it was only in the in- support Himself on His torn and whom he afterwards accompanied lie in wait to deceive, for the intri- darkness, the summons. Night in India, where youth and beauty SHOE STORES, Jesus endured all as she termed it, the es- tensity of his embrace, as he bade swollen feet. 180 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE. to Rome, acting there as his secro. guer is usually caught in his own murmurs and day is with God.- are so rare, she was at once erected cort-or. her "good -night," that she came to without opening His mouth. The pionage-of 191011. her stepmother. But tary or interpreter. When St. toils-Cardinal Gibbons. into an idol, all were before whom Agnes Rivers Adams. his vigilance, anxiously and un- understand how completely he rea- day was beginning to dawn, the day Peter was writing his first Epistle to expected to bow down nd worship. even as he watched over her, lised the fact of its being a good of the Passion, the day of our ReJ. B. GEORGE the Churches of Asia, he affection. FRIENDSHIP. Her father had not calculated on ceasingly ROWLAND,. BRIGGS AND was insufficient to guide her safely night for the last time at home. demption, and a faint ray penetratsalutation PHARMACIST, own ately joins with his this, and he soon began to tremble through the perils Wellington (Oppo608 -street, Perth she was so wil- With a l,cart still throbbing from ing the narrow vent -hole of the prithat of his faithful companion, We would not expect a plant in site Railway Goods Vied). The Premier for the result. Unable, from his mili- fully incurring: the pressure of those loving HAY -STREET, PERTH. arms, 642 and inunacuson, fell upon the holy The and the Abend son Mark." and Stone Merchants of W.A. came Lime "my whom he calls she went to her room, and feeling late Lamb- Jesus turned towards PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST and dooryard to flourish if it were eolutely the Highest Percentage of tary duties, to watch over her con- at last. Roman people entreated St. Mark to your VETERINARY CHEMIST, without water and to battle Lime In the Stat. Write for Prices tinually, he thought he could best One day, while still resident at utterly incapable of repose, threw that ray of light, raised His fettered put in writing for them the sub- left why and particulars-before purchasing else- provide a remedy by giving her a Raglan, And the window unaided. weeds open with the and looked out. hands, and returned thanks to His Mildred received a teleWe defy competition. stance of St. Peter's frequent dis- should we expect a neglected friend- where. well as whose right as companion, HARRY McCARTHY only Briggs in the trade. No connecgram from her stepmother. implor- All was calm and silent, and not a Heavenly Father for the dawn of This courses on our Lord's life. Establtabed over breath of wind was stirring. Below, trading under a simi- duty it would be to be always at Motor Car Painting. to keep on blossoming? If you tion with others the Evangelist did under the eye ship 20 years. 185 PIER-STREET. PracLime for Manure at very her side. For this purpose, far more ing her to come home at once, as on the terrace, the air had been that day, so long desired by the lar name. too busy to go to see your friend, low her He father for which himself prophets, and was in a state of distrac, tical Coeoh Painter, rate. and with the express sanction of the are sake, he, after six- tion almost for his own are than when you him write to laden almost or to and oppressive with from the had so ardently sighed bordering on frenzy. Apostle, and every page of his brief away; if you are too absorbed to teen years of widowhood, made a Ettie had disappeared odor of syringes and lilacs from moment of His birth on earth, and the day be the but graphic Gospel so bore the im- notice when his face is overcast, too MOANA CAFE MISS M. McMAHON second marriage. Him choice provthe pleasure-grounds; but here, in of which He had said to His dispress of St. Peter's character, that selfish to help him when the oppor- Choicest Pastry, Fruits, and Confec- ed a happy one for himself, but it fore. and no tidings had as yet her own HAY -STREET, PERTH. room, which looked directly ciples: "I have a baptism wherethem of her destination. the Fathers used to name it "Peter's tunity comes, why should you extionery. For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. the he had reached failed in object utterly towards the coast, it came to her Mildred and how with I to be baptised, sent at once am (Near Ilay-street). had principally in view. Henrietta obeyed the suna St. Mark was now Gospel." that your intimacy will remain 32 Pier...street, Perth It was her first visit to her with that wild scent of ocean on it. am I straitened until it be accomto Egypt to found the Church of pect was furious at finding herself sup- mfrs. Keep your stepinuther; her father she had seen which is so peculiarly refreshing to plished." Here his disciples be- vital and beautiful? Alexandria. P. J. HEVRON fathers and in her house; its planted by cultivated well the senses. Onto- a single Of course, Our Saviour had been came the wonder of the world for friendship Customs, Shipping, and Forwarding the fact that her step -mother was two or three times at Haglan, since star wearied was out as yet, shining like a a prisoner before this, but, to swats his return from India. Agency. General Carriers. Phillimore He had heir piev and asceticism, so that fragrant blossoms. Printed and Published by woman, a young considerably still solitary Tel. 5577. jewel on the brow of night, extent, without experiencing the Chambers, Fremantle. then been a hale, handsome man, t. Jerome speaks of St. Mark as indignation. Major her increased ITEMS ABOUT older in appearance, as Mr. but the moon was already up, dire actualities of prison life. Mary's BRYANS LIMITED the father of the anchorites, who INTERESTING had quite calculated the other hardly Grey WOMEN. HIGH SCHOOL marking HEART SACRED long lines of light upon the immaculate bosom had been His Neville declared, than when t a later time thronged the Egypway. He had fancied-(poor man, he had joyously HIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. as Maude first prison-house. There. however, PRINTERS AND PUBLISHER'S. left England some twenty sea, and rising, even an deserts. Here, too, he set up the he little know the wayward heart of years before, BOARDERS and DAY colour of watched her, higher and higher, until were love and adoratiqn and re- Murray -street (opp, Boans). Perth and now. .rst Christian school, the fruitful Blue is the favorite Mildred had worshipped)-he child he the SCHOLARS. found him a broken-hearted man, she hung suspended, like a lamp of spect. As one great spiritual writ.other of many illustrious doctors Queen Victoria of Spain. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. Pupils are prepared for Uuniver- fancied that the youth of his second grey-haired, A powder -box and puff is to be bowed down, by- chastest silver, mid -way in the er puts it, "Our Lord was the first d bishops. After governing his sity, Commercial. and Musical Ex- wife would niake her a more accept- shame and and Then she paused, or Sacred Host hidden in the ciborium sorrow into premature heavens. for many years, St. Mark was found in the desk of every school aminations. TERMS '10 SUBSCRIBERS. to Ettie, and yet able companion old age. And To her anxious Advanceday seized by the heathen, girl in Cuba. agon- seemed to pause, and earth and of the Immaculate Virgin." For further particulars apply to the latter fastened at once upon ised inquiries, he could onlyand Japanese wives of the middle and . -a.. id Per Quarter .. ragged by ropes over stones, and say- that ocean, as if by magic, were instant. Jesus is still a prisoner in our many REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. that fact as her principal offence. Ethic had been very ill-tempered ly flooded in her light ;Maude could tabernacles and altars. tis 6d. Indeed, Per flan Year .. hrown into prison. On the morrow lower classes freqcently blacken she Mrs. Grey been older, said Had Tel. A3810. Ile. 6d. the day before she left, and there have counted at that moment, one when we come to visit Him, it i., Per Annum .. .e torture was repeated, and haying their teeth to please a jealous hus20s. Od. Per Two Years .. had been a stormy scene in conse- by one, the little fleet of fishing - as a prisoner that we must look - consoled by a vision of angels band. quence between her and her step- boats which lay far off upon the upon Him. During Adoration or 13ookcdd the voice of Jesus, St. Mark It is estimated that upwards of 20,000,000 women were eligible to Per Annum .. Ids. Od. .. mother, to whom she had been more radiant waters, as motionless AS if Benediction we are privileged to vent to his reward. 22s. Od. Two Years vote in the Presidential election in than usually insolent and sarcastic. no human hands were there to guide have public converse with Him, but States.. the United 07 SIENA. thein-no Tabernacle In the human when of the evening, he had accompanied hearts, intent upon ST. CATHERINE the doors One hundred and fifty-five women her to a ball, where her exquisite their midnight toil, beating anxious- close, and the key has been turned Cheques (which should be clues Feast, Saturday, April 30. are now sitting in State Parliaments beauty and brilliant spirits had ly within them. The .4pck struck iii the lock, Jesus is still a prisoner. eel), drafts, money orders, or postal be, Catherine, the daughter of a hum - in Germany, nineteen of them made her ,the object of universal ad- first eleven, and then half-past, and but yet a prisoner who yields as notes should be made payable to EXCHANGE RECORD. .le tradesman, was raised up to be ing members of the Prussian Assemmiration. On their return home, still Maude looked and lingered, much power and radiates as much of 'fliE ,e guide and guardian of the bly. however, her spirits had suddenly feeling that she was loulcing and life, love and liberty as He does MUST BE ADDED. By ruling of the State Labour hurch in one of the darkest periods Ragged, her eyes had filled with tears lingering for the last time there. from Ibis throne in Heaven. There ADVERTISING RATES, 'f its history, the fourteenth cen- Commissioner of Oklahoma women as she was bidding him good -night; The last time! Who has ever ut is one prison-house in which Our Situations Wanted and Vacant, ury. As a child, prayer was her manicurists in that State are proand just as she reached the drawing tered those words, the great key- Sat lour dearly loves to abide-it is Board and Residence (three lines, barber in working from eight. She would say the "Hail hibited room door, she had tuned back. note of all human sorrow. and not the heart of his creature, if only about 16 words), one insertion, Is. buy" on each step as she mounted shops after 6 p.m. flung her arms round his neck, and felt something of sailne, -aeal ever that heart be cleansed and garnish- each. are classes all of women Swedish he stairs, and was granted in re. burst him as he did so? entrance. into for His Even tears. in trifles ed and furnished Hailing this sud In Marriages, Deaths, Births, and a vision of Christ in glory. particularly fond of flowers. and in den change as a symptom of re- they bring a shadow with them; but With lively Faith, firm Hope, and Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, 3s. ' .en but seven years old, she made proportion to its size and populapentance, when they sentinels, the he had as His are linked the great perfect Charity to expressed line extra. a 6d. hope Poetry, per insertion. vow of virginity, and afterwards tion Stockholm has more flower that on the morrow she would seek events of life-the last look at a be- Prisoner of Mary's bosom and of the Ordinary Advertisements, 3s. per ndured bitter persecution for refuse shops than any other European a reconciliation with her step- loved face--the last glimpse of a Tabernacle will never seek release inch. Our Lord gave her city. rig to marry. pleasant mother; home-then hearts. but at even the the bravfrom human Casual Advertisements, 4s. per very sound of The Ursuline College of New Oris Heart in exchange for her own, that name, Ettie gathered herself est and most stoical among us are inch. its ..unicated her with His own leans, which recently observed Replies to Advertisements can be fain proudly to utter them up, and through tears. rushed from the ids, and stamped on her body the 192nd commencement, is the oldest room. When he tapped at her door They were ringing in Maude's ears her girlhood-and last, but certainly addressed to this Office, and they .t of His wounds. At the -age institution in America for the edua few minutes afterwards, she refus- even then; and all the voices of her not least precious of thew all, of 1,:le will be forwarded to Advertisers If fifteen she entered the Third Or. cation of women. ed to admit hint. and the next beloved home seemed whispering little one upstairs, whom (herself al- postage is prepaid. PERM All Communications should be admorning she was gone. them to her soul. It was the last most a child) she had held, proud SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. "But with whom?" time the soft summer air, with its and happy in her young importance, dressed to: THE RECORD, Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College font, promising to the baptismal at An breath old Indian of admirer flowers and of oL newly Ettie's -budin WA. 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The man was a confirm. to her ears-the last time, earth and ter of her own. --SEND tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. of of Sport receive first all branches the and sea. in all moon -lighted loveliand though their that Culture, Athletics, profligate: the ed Major be Continued). Physical (To It is a pleasure to announce Military Training is imparted in the Cadet our attention. watched the papers for some time, ness, would appeal to her senses, as BRYANS Series of 12 Assorted Holy Cards are And Thos. ANDERSON & Son Companies. he never in reality deceived himself if entreating her to remain. 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