The Record Newspaper 07 May 1921

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Archbishop Mrsooie

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Home of Good Shepherd Appeal Final Meeting Some Pleasing Reports

A COINCIDENCE --PAGE 6.

PERTH, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1921 HIGHGATE.

PRICE 3d

When President De Archbishop Mannix New Norcia Diocese

Catholic Young Ladies' Club. It is with regret that we have in announce that the social and dance as advertised for Thursday, the 5th May, has been postponed, and Is now dated for Saturday, Kith May, in Si, Alban s Hail, Beaufort -street. We are looking forward to this entertainment being a great suecess. as we are sure everyone he aware that the proceeds are going towards swelling the funds to, the eelub tto..ptiroctirtase a topple!, and as aa tivItIll"b"e hard for the' committee to, hold the 'nieces!, of Its members

Valera Speaks !

HIS RETURN TO AUSTRALIA.

GOOMALLING

VOL. XLV

Will Australians Read These,Pen Pictures of What is Going on in THEIR Name in Ireland?

sDally Press Telegram': PROFESSION AT PRESENTATION Sydney, slay 3. President De Valera, in his mesCONVENT. The C0111111011Weld sages, has a manner of expressiou IAeidViid a cable Inemillqe froth London convincing. Each at once terse and On Saturday morning, April 30th, the notifying that Archhisnop Mannix will Profession of Sister Mary Veronica The sentence is itseif a clincher, so to sail for Australia on May 9, decided McDonald took place. Ills Lordship, 60,4411111PM so far has not speak. what action It will take to prevent Dr. Right Rev. Abbot Catalan. of New Norcia, officiated, assisted by Rev. Father Take for example the following Mannix from indulging in revolutionPlanes, parish priest of the Goomalling or the speeches Arthur O'Neill, one of the leade and anti-British ary from an interview granted before he character of those be delivered in district. Irish women prisoners who are arThe solemn ceremony comleft America: at 8 o'clock sharp, when to the rested through the country and tak- of the Se4-Determination for I ,mertra, but it is known that consid- menced Land League of England, writing peals of the organ a lovely batch of has been given to the question "England is playing not on the eration of compelling him to lake the Oath of children, followed by the Nuns and nov- en to the detention barracks in Ath. the London Catholic Times of litt weakest, but on the strongest allegiance. OW Minister has express- ice to be professed, entered the Church, lone, Tipperary, and other places March, says: "The letters quoted i be difficult and wended their way to their respec- where there are only men to give quality of the Irish people-their ed the opinion thattheit will Tuesday's Daily News describing th ground that Dr. tive places near the Sanctuary. to do anything, on Tint attendance is a matter that frightful spiritual quality," obtained a Cross -bearer was Miss Veronica Ban, them !mtchery of twelve youn \Immix has apparently "Dr. and assistants were Misses Eticen,K ath- has become a common practice, and men in a certain district in Ireland added: Ile passport. nritish This is caustic when the ippointleen, Whittle, the during Nornria, interned is causing not was and Marion Slatwidespread concern. These and the roasting alive of an In ctient of an English Catholic as Vice Niannis er. Polly and and Eva Eaton, and Gertrude women prisoners are obliged to ask war On account of MS utterances. Ills Lordship cieliverel ray of Ireland is made by the Brit- It is impossible to Intern him now; McManus, boy, transcend in fiendishness any the only other thing to do beautilel address, explaining deans the permission and accept the escort of thing alleged against the German ish Government. Or, again, the therefore. hint to swear allegiance. merlons obligations contracted oy the the guardsmen to use the lavatory. in Belgium. The coined to is spirit of the Irish people as chron- Whether that will be done is a matter relhdotts profession. Sister Mary Verperusal mak In some cases young girls have one's blood run cold with onica Is the twelfth child of the late icled in our last week's issue is quite tor future consideration " horror boon kept weeks under these condi- How long will the Mr. Mlles McDonald, Onowaiimul1, past English comprehension. English peopl tions, until they are formerly taken to a of St. Arnaud's, Victoria, The Children's Concert at Yarloop the happy ceremony his Lordship After [We would add also woman's prison the Australia or released. For inAbbe, It was repeated Catalan, Sister was a huge success. stance, all women prisoners from the people as part of the British Em mother, sister, nil Friday night last in aid of the local anti Immediate Veronica's west are taken to Athlone detention pine.-Ed- R.] tolerate were entertained such in Hospital. when again there was another at dcjcunner byfriends barracks, and are lodged there for the Sisters at the ConSfreat win fur the artistes end promo- vent. varying periods of days or weeks, famies being perpetrated in thei The devotional profession music tete. with male orderlies only to look name? mid Halftime:1 Mass were sweetly sung What can we do to en

Women Prisoners

Atrocities in Irelan

The final meeting at the Home o I this factor were in the slightest ig. the Good Shepherd on Wednesda y nored. The appeal is of a nature afternoon last was attended by a undenominational and general, and large and enthusiastic gathering f not parochial in kind. There have visitors and friends, and it is pleas- been a good many returns up to wItitTroells.LM It Itslicio).(TreelfiVrIt ofall trtrol:oclatrg ing to again say that the interest date, but not in proportion to the will endeavour to make this entertaininitially evinced is still being stea - number of books transmitted. The ment a great success. dily maintained by the ladies and committee know it takes time, but Opening Night. gentlemen who originally made up while grateful to all book -holders It Is hard to describe the happy their minds to devise ways and for what they have done in the scene on Wednesday evening. the Sith it being the opening night of means to liquidate the outstanding past, still further crave their sup- April. debt of X6,000. There was much to port and assistance in this very ma- rile the filiterest Patnir 1%1 Rev the . terial connection. society by the Catholic young ladles, be done at the meeting, in and around the parish. Many Monsignor Verling, V.G., who presi Subscription Lists and Circulars. both of the members worked hard to male-, the announcing alia, clod, inter evening a success. and the cornSubscription lists, with circular the change of control, and it is gratify mittee wish to Manic the young ladies. so generously helped with the to chronicle in these lines that letters covering these means of re- who The commiltts, donations, are being for- tnusical prograoome. after deliberations of two hours ceiving is very pleased vrth the number of duration the agenda submitted was. warded to all parts as eveditiously new members, hut being pleased doe, as possible, and to communicate not go to say that we are yet satisfied. greatly improved by some very wel I am sure It Will be some time yet be after their needs. Iry the senior pupils, and all contributcome and worthy additions, but al - with addresses totalling some thou- fore them?" we will be able to say this. some ed to make the day as happy and as "THE STORY OP THE ROSARY," though the syllabus has been con- sands. the wish being to have me- arc thinking that we have not come The Catholic Times' editorial coin In one case a girl was kept in a memorable as possible. Ad multos constabulary At the Palladium, Perth. have come siderably amended and strengthened moranda circulated throughout ev- to stay: that is wrong, we ment was as follows: 'kin publishin barracks for five weeks stay, and mean doing big things IT, ws.Sunday, May 1st., the Sacrament in a room with two, doors, where the the letters the Daily News says i A srreo Ii Veriion of waiter Howard's allOn by the inclusion of several new items ery town and district 'tween Wynd- to the our of future for all members, but Story "Tile pup , of Confirmation i.uc,,,sful stage to 3, since previously being framed, others ham and Eucla, some idea can be let every member remember that we the- candidates. Thewas administered the Rosary" will he shown at this was crowded, police had to pass through con- is possible there may be mistakes i as well can be scheduled quite eas- gauged of the amount of work and want each and every one's support to menu; on Mon- and his Lordship Church atre next week, co gave a nice instruc- stantly from one side of the bar- detail in the accounts given, but th if every out our future plans. The play was Inspired by the tion, which was listened to with day. ily if those interested will kindly in- labour thus involved. It is in this carry rapt racks to the other, she tlius having refusal of the Government to fur young lady will Just give this fittiOnS song "The Rosary," and the pic- attention. Dyeing the Baas the Gospel no privacy. She was offered a money nish official reports of what is timate their contemplations to the respect that the support is an- aCatholic few minutes' thought, then we are ac of the day was explained, and ture version will be accompanied with before reward to give information executive committee, when an ad- xiously awited, urged and much sure that all will necotne members, effects. "The Story or giving confirmation the children 'Mos organ and about tually taking place makes it impo wire rack, new twitcher will hell; us to carry dendum of any description with no sought. the ROW), Will be an additional at- impressed with the Importance of the her brother, but was finally released sib!, to check this. The letter de out our feline plan's, *derides. the production, Sacrament Rolfe big to the traction annul Labour Day. to be performed. The inconvenience at all can be made ta till inst., is the next club night, which vMadottnas and Men," which opens at sponsors were Mr. nice Eaten for the about 8 p.m., without explanation scril,ing the butchery is alleged t the list; so come along early with With the desire to leave no stone will be In the l'arish Hall. Parole boys, and Miss McAuliffe for 'the girls. or apology, to go to her home eight be the production of an Irish to the same theatre commencing to -day. 11111. Every ntenther and it any fresh suggestions or ideas. Al- unturned in utilising every avenue Highgate ther. who was called to a militar miles away. tending earnestly members are recto,though this meeting was determined that lent itself fur exploitation pro- ed to be present, and to bring as limo% acks to identify her dead son Another delicate girl, Miss Mice Lan CONSUMPTION. as final, it must be only considered fitably, the executive thought that of their friends as they possibly can. and saw twelve corpses on the floor. SOUTHERN CROSS. Ryan, was a prisoner in a police all committee have a prize packet for as such for the notice; and if consul- by retaining a staff of girls and The numbered, and the feet tied t the which from Of hit the diseases night, and It will take a large barracks in Tipperary in under- gether with ropestation further is ever required boys for the purpose of collecting that FAREWELL TO FATHER human race surfers, there Is none SO number of the members to open this She says: ground cells for a week, and then notice will be given in these col- on the show ground during dreaded as that of tuberculosis or MaEach and every member will O'MALLEY, "My poor boy La- packet. was just inside th had to be taken to the County In- door: edilipi inn and one that has defied the to do her share towards opening umns and all parishes accordingly bour Day celebrations at Clare- have his poor face was all broke up medical men of all countries. A Popular Priest greatest this packet, and we will want a largo firmary. After a week there she and Townsman. advised. mont last Monday, might be pro- number of new members also to help. It has, however, remained for a great was removed in an open lorry to his eyes were broke in his head, hi. Italian Savant fn Prof. D. Lo Alonace, ductive of much good. and so it Let every member be present. and Conferences and Parishes. The Catholic Hall at Southern Cork gaol, where she is now-and mouth broke and twisted and a Director of Physloicigteai chemistry or bring along as many of your friends was, an amount of his teeth in his mouth, his arm cu £12 6/11 being to disthe Royal University of Rome, Last week the executive wrote to possible. Cross was well filled on not charged. off completely, and not one inch as a result of the effort. as Saturday, cover a specific for this most awful evening. April 27th last,Wednesday the 7111 lust, is the day of several conferences and parishes, no- subscribed the occa The learned Professor te scourge. the fete. To which is being the It is felt that the held In the Rev. Mother question of the, his poor body but bayonet wounds.' at Victoria tably Fremantle, Kalgoorlie, Nor- Square in permitting Misses Rome is recognised as one of the great- sion being a farewell to Fatlie r treatment of women prisoners reHeart School grounds. Efitry The other letter is given as tha Eileen Sacred est living authorities on tuberculosis, O'Malley, who is leaving for a 12 quires member should be present. Each shilsham and York, with others to fol- Barry, Mary Hehir, immediate investigation. with and of an Irishwoman, describing Phillis experiments Kearey, has conducted and ling Is going towards paying spent off low in due course, setting out the Ursula the assistance of oilier medicos and months' holiday, a portion of which indeed the whale conditions under massacre Perry, Josie Parole, Clara the debt of the tennis courts. A tenin a disused farmhouse: position concisely and in general ex- Cook, Isabella will be spent in exNew South at Rome University Wales professors the nis tournament will be played between which both men and women forcibly Cook, 'One Stella boy tried to escape by got WilDuring the horting them all to become interest - liams, Maggie Creegon the Sacred Heart Convent boarders and tending over many years. with his aged mother, and the re and Dorothy the C.Y.L.C. to come along and supperiod of the war the cables announced mainder in a trip to Canada. Rev removed from their homes are liv- up the chimney; a fire was lit in the ire and see what they can do in the that Prof. 1,o Monaco bad discovered a Father and to the Rev. Brothers port your team. grate and he was roasted alive." promotion of functions to augment Keegan. O'Malley has been stationed ing in confinement. In a treatese and Moore for providing Pat Asked as to whether he would is- cure forto consumption. the funds. By extending a great Blake the Medical Profession, Prof. in Southern Cross for the past ten NOGGERUP sue a St. Patrick's Day message, he Issued Frank Orrell, Jack 1.0 Monaco introduces his serum, which years. and by his broadmindedness favour, would parish priests and pre- O'Callaghan, A REQUEST. replied that the peoples of other he says will cancel sufferings, neutral- and devotion to Stanley conferences therefore Kennedy, Dave Milner, sidents of duty has endeare d or Indirectly destroying the Beard. Les. Smith, Douglas Smith, The summer just past has been a nations understood, Ireland's strug- ising Our numerous friends, the gentle Sufferers may himself to all sections of the complease accept this not germs of Infection. men who conduct sales of THE Reg. Coyne, of heat gle, and for the intensity that Jack record one great hope. O'Sullivan, and how Ioltk forward with urination of the letter already trans- Eddie Powell It is problematical whe RECORD at the church door, are kindly cure consists of A treatment MC - munity. to assist, the commit- as well as for the devastating effect requested to display the contents bit "Those whom midnight asses- tending mitted, with the hope hat they urge tee a period of about 60 days ther he will return to this parish, over now extend of in the the fires South-West. (encl.ed bush their with heartiest each package) either on and sina.tions, callous executions. tri- only. parishioners and b hers, resperFull particulars of the treat- and his departure is keenly regret Attending, with Mr. J. Ramsay Mao- a board with a sticking paste, or draw best thanks. 1 o Airs. Leitch Many settlers at the Arthur River may be obtained from the repre ted by all, although it is recognised donaid, tively, to decide on some concerted very ton shootings, torturings, loots, ment a meeting held at Batters. on 'no pins, or attach it inside the porch Chas seetatlie for Mr. also Australia, they burnt Mr. are grateful were completely out. for her kindaction to assist in the direction in. March 13th, to support "The without disfiguring, the walls... Sal devastation, failed to touch, no Barraek-street, that he is thoroughly deserving of Saturday, Austral chambers. ly endeavours, and wish to record Chas. Gill, of Thompson's Brook. of Ireland for Freedom," Lieu- will surely increase if this is message could affect." view. r Perth. his projected holiday and any pro- demand tenant -Commander Kenworthy, M.P., guiarly. It will greatly oblige done the fact in these notes. Mr. P. had property worth £1000 destroyed, us. Zuehre Party and Dance. motion that may follow in its wake. said that there was a boycott of the Trainer, too, of the Eight Hours' his homestead only being saved; ST. real news from BRIGID'S, Ireland. He was asWEST Wednesday's dance PERTH. proceedings were inThe combined euchre and Committee. was that one hundred and fifty time attentive dur- while Mr- Kreviet lost all but his SACRED HEART STALL augurated by a splendid musical sured at the Hibernian Hall last Friday ing the day, and very expired men of the Cameron Highfrom the per- dwelling; and Mr. Jas. Farrelly's loss CUP AND SAUCER EVENING. and elocutionary programme, of landers had refused to re-enlist. ins night week was so well patronised mission which heapart The worst 'fo Pruvide Crockery for Socials. is estimated at £500. gave to use the which the following are the cletaqs: officers of the Regular Army would not that everyone subsequently made boxes at all on the ground, the con- case of all ,vas Mr. Maldon and famTo be held at to or ',cognise the Black ano -Pianoforte duet, Misses McInnes speak Allis. 5. HARDIE'S RESIDENCE, glowing reference to the fact, and sideration meted out by him was ily, of Yabberup, who had everyTans or Cadets, against whom ins deEACH. PRICE, 5 6 EACH; POSTED, 6 CLEAVER -STREET, WEST PERTE, and O'Sullivan; chorus, were most thoughtful, by "Three Leaif all of the entertainments tailed numerous acts of barbaralleged THURSDAY, RAY 12th.. at S p.m. treat- thing burnt save what they had on This force, he said, ves of Shamrock," children; song, ous reprisals. similarly visited, the credit to the ment the executive werewhich Cordial Invitation to All. greatly im- them-the father, the wife, and two entirely out of hand. The men "Sincerity," Mr. P. T. McMahon; was funds on each occasion would be so pressed. For providing the who burnt Cork still went about with children, one is one year and ten boxes MADE TRICKS MAGIC EASY. AND recitation. "The MEDICAL MAN, with Excellent ere Noble Boy," Misses moment as to never for a gratifying a half -burnt cork in their hats, showother is three the months old and the executive thank the Ugly dentist's and Experience, wistes a deC. Monaghan and E. O'Neil; MADE EASY. BOOKKEEPING song. ing their pride in that exploit_ leave the matter in doubt. There Men's Voluntary Workers' Associa- years of age. Captain Maldon is an When Lieutenant-Commander Ken - sirable opening In western Australia Miss Stevens; chorus. "Angel of worthy was an excellent roll -up, and the or- tion. ETIQUETTE MADE EASY. went on to condemn political Medtco, 233 Buiwcr-street. ex -service man from England and Light," children; song, "A Perfect ganisers are to be congratulated 'nation and the shooting of young DANCING MADE EASY. only on the when was a week land Zt Castera. Day," Mrs. Monaghan; song, "Hymn soldiers there was some interruption. NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL for the great success which attended GRAMMAR MADE EASY. The committee has had very few he had such a frightful experience of Australia," Miss M. Monaghan: "If murder heis wrong when dons by EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE.. their effort, sufficient in the comof what an Australian bush fire is ARITHMETIC MADE EASY. Irishmen," proceeded, "it ten times In Aid of North Perth.Stall West song, Matron Mony ; pianoforte trio. mittee's opinion to spur them on visitors during the week past. Per- like. The fire after passing the lomore wrong when by Governdone MENTAL HEALING MADE EASY. Perth Bazaar. Misses Whinfield, Monaghan, and ment. The recent murder of the Mayor to renewed and greater vigour in haps this is pardonable, owing to no cality, doubled back as the wind THURSDAY. MAY 12. 1921. SPELLING MADE EASY. ex -Mayor of Limerick was not only Refreshments, Fitzgerald; song, "A Garden of and revival of another of these excellent one being at the office to receive changed. Prizes. Good Music Another family, who ordered condoned but was practically EASY. them DRAWING MADE when they came. Cards Arrange8 p.m. so 10 Old Fashioned RosesT" Mr. Daly: by the Government. The Weekly Sumforms of evening pastime, exhilarawere heavy losers by the bush fires, Dancing, 10 p.m. to 12p.m. p.m. SHORTHAND MADE EASY. chorus, "Home, Sweet official for the Forces Home," childmary, the organ ting for those who attend and fin- ments had, however, been made for was the Tickets, Gent's, I/O; Lady's, 1/Tllbrook family ren; dance, "The Fling," Misses It. of the Crown in Ireland, detailed the KEEPING YOUNG MADE EASY. D. C. PERROTT, Hon. Sec ancially profitable to the promoters attendance of a member between The season promises to be a favstandards and methods of reprisal. 9.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. in the morning Monaghan, O'Neil and Fitzgerald; EASY. PENMANSHIP MADE themselves. foe real responsible "The criminal SCHOOL HALL, RESERVE STREET, and 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. in the after- ourable one, as the rainfall is two song, Mr. 13raysher; Irish jig, Misses the outrages, &timings. and murders in ENTERTAINING MADE EASY. rintertainments in General. CLAREMONT. noon, during which hours callers will inches more than for the same period O'Neil, Sweeney, Monaghan and Ireland is the man who accepts responLOVE LETTERS MADE EASY. CHILDREN'S GRAND BALL. for the Summary. sibility Weekly Would stallholders kindly bear be enabled to get into communica- of 1920. Proud; dance, Mr. M. Murphy; duet, which excites the Government bullies Plain FancyO DRESSING MADE EASY. Much is felt Mr. sympathy for the that in this in mind for future, tion with either of the joint organMAY 17th. 1921. "The Harp That Once," Misses to these deeds... He is responsible to l'3. Al Id, Plaufste. Datietufp-OblidInt order to ensure reference in the exe- ising secretaries, whose dajly voca- and Mrs- Geo. Fowler, Riversdale, rho Government, but you, the British Monaghan and O'Neil. Right Teaching Makes Easy Learning, anti few subjects are really 8 10 10. Adults 10 to it. public, are responsible for the Govthis tions, unfortunately, do not permit Preston. on account of the sad be-' cutive's regular reports in Hard to Learn, when properly set before the Pupil, old or young. At the conclusion, Mr. M. Murphs, PRIZES: Best Dressed Set. sf 1. journal, will they please send along of their presence for the whole time, reavement sustained last week in after reading apologies from Mr. E. ernment." Best Dressed OWL 105 it IT'S NEVER TOu LATE TO 11111NOI Beet Dressed Boy, les particulars of any enterainniftit such a shortcoming in the circuns the death of their daughter JunCorboy, M.L.A.. and Messrs. Pall tween the sects, and he thanked God Advt. 1381011. I S. Write to -day for the etta, who died in St. Roch's book you want, and 60 Private become up-to-date in they are arranging, and by so doing stances regretted deeply by those and Heseldine, said he was pleased Mr3daillea J. Erendivtile and E. W011your learning and knowledge. not in that respect would dissension those responsible will be enabled to upon whom devolves the control of Hospital, Bunbury. She met wick to see such a large gathering derlez, Joint. Hon. Secs. of occur through any act of his. They a frightful burning accident five carry out the original intention of the appeal But this unfortunate and parishioners and the general public In W.A. only from should live in harmony together, DA confining to one article any infor- inevitable obstacle is not the least months ago, by her clothes catching present. It was a dazzling and be- and MISS ROSE MOSS. willstorTud Rij:Ater follow the teaching of St. John Dancing mation they desire to make public. of one of the many drawbacks with fire, and had been in the hospital wildering sight, and showed Class EVERY the of "Love one Another." He was AFTERNOON She was highly esat A letter with the envelope super- which the official headquarters are ever since. BOYS' CLUB, VICrespect and esteem in which their going away to see his aged mother, TORIA PARK. atthe2.30. Private lesW.A. at present beset. Incidentally, re- teemed and respected, and was eve' scribed with the words worthy pastor was held. Father sons rail be arranged on application to passed the allotted span, who had RECORD, addressed to the Appeal ference is made to the lukewarmness a prominent worker for -any needful 'O'Malley Miss had been upwards of 21 for he wished to see her once more Rose Noce,. Johnson's Buildings. or good cause. She was buried in Hay -street. Perth. Office, Room 52, top floor, Royal displayed, in not evincing years on the mission on the goldmote after Arcade, Hay -street, either by post kindly thought and remembrance Bunbury. fields and on the Geraldton diocese. before she died.a He hoped journey, wards to have pleasant or by hand, left under the door in n the matter of clerical assistance, day evening, the Sint Ins!. and had many hardships to contend In the POSTAL ADDRESS: BOX 57, G.P.O., PERTH. it would do him good after 21 the absence of anyone there, will re- which is needed so much. That's text Issue of THE RECORD the prowith in the early days. He had been for strenuous work in this when ust by the way, and is again men- gramme of artists assisting will be ceive immediate attention, 10 years in Southern Cross, and had years of tublishml and also will be set out BARRACK STREET. SHOPS IN N.H.-NO It was a glorious work, and State. the details can then be made into tioned, just as a further reminder seine faithfully performed his sacred du- he always did it wih a good heart. or the novelties speciallsing a short par, for incorporation in the to those of our readers who would attraction. ties. It was the custom of the policy had always been to asbudget of Press news inserted each be willing to help in this impoOprit Bishops of Australia to grant there His anyone, irrespective of class or week. priests extended holiday leave at sist egard. Irrespective, however, of creed, and he intended to so conDance at Town MB. least once every 10 veers, and he tinue. his very modest request. to all who In reference to the liquor 'was phased that the time had arThe allusion was a bit sparing have already whole-heartedly enterhe intended to vote for rived for their guest to take a referendum last week in this sheet to the dance ed into the scheme, and since its as he not in favor continuance, was well-earned respite front his labours. of prohibition. God never at the Town Hall on the 11th inst., nception have been tperforming Ile trusted that he would benefit by that his people should be intended organised by Mesdames W. Mitchell such meritorious work, the execuand T. Molloy, who are sparing no ive now issue an invitation the trip and return to W.A. in the of the good things of life, deprived to and he pains to make the outing a credit hem to make a visit to the office at best of health. It may be that would not be a party to such acFather O'Malley would not take up tion. Father O'Malley concluded and afford those concerned the hcad centre. and by so doing give work in this centre again, as it was by assuring all that he would regreatest pleasure and comfort that an atmosphere to things that the probable that the Bishop would member them wherever he went. could happen to them by an over- a ppeal for the Home of the Good flowing attendance of patrons. The Shepherd is a living entity recognise his abilities and transfer They had had a trying time in and committee now make bold, how- of without demonstration and him to a more important post. He wit Cross, but their time would ever, to supply the inadvertent de- b oom by rustle of feet and hearty had much pleasure in presenting Southern and he had great confidence ficiency by supplementing that onfab in the precincts of an office Father O'Malley with a. wallet of come, NOW SHOWING WE ARE A ASSORTMENT the COMPLETE OF in the future of district. (Apbrief note with another short par., herein is engaged a busy and enbank notes as a token of the es- plause). and would just like to say that thusiastic organidation of workers. teem in which he was held by his Auld Lang Sync was sung, after from the viewpoint of witnessing a parishioners. (Applause). TEl RECORD. which refreshments were partaken scheme of harmonious mixed coMr. Murphy's remarks were cor- of, and dancing proceeded with, a As time wends its way the Appeal lour and tint, happy faces of the test be under dially endorsed by Messrs. J. Mona- happy gathering breaking up about a deep sense of great number present, all out for m ghan, Hourigan and P. T. McMahon. midnight. to THE RECORD for the IN LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, a good time, nothing untoward or g ratitude of whom wished the departing all Father O'Malley is at present rivilege afforded the executive in degree lacking will mar the eve- e ach pastor Godspeed, and extended a staying with his sister, Mrs. J. to record its news and BLANKETS, FLANNELS, HOSIERY ning's enjoyment on the date otes week, AND welcome to his successor, Coonan, Mt. Hawthorn. KNITTING hearty in such a valuable and widely will be The event out or named. Father Moreno. read medium, without which facilthe ordinary and a departure from ite y the progress of the committee's At this stage three little girls preWOOLS. A WONDERFUL PICTURE the orthodox type of this sort. Re- ndeavours would be very sented Father O'Malley with a greatly freshments are to be provided, and and seriously retarded. handsomely framed picture on beof the But to half of the pupils of St. Joseph's THE GREAT LO MONACO CURE Sheridan's exclusive jazz band will m anifest of this conRevealing in Exquisite and Quality, Fine Finish Convent School. be there to hold sway and dispense si deration.appreciation stallhoklers and others BEAUTIFUL STORY Father O'Malley, who was received A Supply of the Serum from the sweet music to the throng which hould remember Bryans Ltd. Press Sterling Value the secrets of undoubted popularity. with cheers, thanked those present Royal University of Rome is now should in itself be a passport to a t all times, and not fail in just refor their very kind .remarks and available. The treatment quickly popular and quick favour. Tickets iprocity for the immense and unHe cancels sufferings, neutralising or their very handsome gifts. are in circulation. doubted favour bestowed by exfound occasions like the present destroying the germs of infection. Books for Art Union. ending their patronage to tltir very trying ordeals, and personally For Humanity's Sake tell yotir ournal when any advertising or Throughout the Commonwealth he would rather assist a doctor to friends. Applicants please state books for the Art Union have been p rioting is required to be done. amputate a leg than submit to them. the name of attending physician. despatched, not one single quarter It was a very precious monetary SHORTLY. Particulars: CONto knowledge suffering restriction. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL gift, and he knew their expressions corr. FOY & GIBSON PLY. LTD., UNIVERSAL. PROVIDERS, MR. CHAS. LUPP, This is as it should be, for the obof goodwill came from the depth of Airs. Dan Dwyer and Miss Heenan jest which the committee to i

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THE LATE REV. MOTHER AGNES O'MALLEY. convince IRISH L.A.THOL1CS PROTEST SUPERIORESS OF SUNBURY ennented d-dWv. One of tlie most MEETING IN LONDON. the Cathowhich has 50 tar occurred inhappened vt; lic community at euntoiryMother Agnes Win. MacCarthy, Peekhani, Mr. when efternoon, Sunday but exeeed presided at a meeting of Irish CaPassed away after a ehort 25 years

Notwithstateling t of its kind. on the Will!, :lint fel present, that many of the ifility miring February handwriting was held in soon come tart Per. Fathers Inaly Severe ;imongst whom e/ero the been knewn to tholic residents in London that the day would very Mein tell ,oth lair or ciaridowiL and the late het% Mettler inhasOne me, to be peitheity nutter, write wutild and can place or ail. the Kingsway Hall recently. to pruthey 1asterton if irivi r horted the invinberyot he hoped they at live- the BUtibUry people a, when very °Mei as are me anto ACKNOWLEDGMENT. reepiwilyely, or eottestoe, Write to.o. be green He hoped exalted position wet p test against Cardinal Bourne's reArchbishop Mannix, of Melbourne, gotten and Ireland wouldthis liliZahra etc., In tneir otner, mingallonewith uneetnrrnt Of tint society Mese .errow, senuF leisure Will allow you. 1101 You great honour and cent Pastoral Letter cis Ireland oppuei- ly eteraeed such other, and lie too iIlY Pi see it lake a prolamin part in ea - the Roman Catholic prelate, in reIsawbeca Mulline, the Why all she had parisoas, it is gratifying thatshow and yoU should Stille..1 Christmas or last c011ecteti a. her lor to (Applause branch Since a informacredit. ie el that Much as Federitiiiii, it presence medic of A resoilution was passed unaniWhy was large nuimers in- their 10 fill yOur letter with ten eery greeted in W.1. gard to whose visit to this country tion to himself? assist in experienced a most unusual strain eye, Loco" I like a lot enmity be pet:MD:Med they writ.* once againmany to flud a mously: -tion as you can gather. My would to his Grace was car- the Government barred certain cen- while other people cuold get a hear- e0 that practwal tasbal a. new work and worry, mideavouring 141:111lier. A. vote of Mantis to Manji. oe a Send prac10 of news from my little friend,. the Sisters and Sathearor a last sir .aot of them, ried for lite attinelaece, availed then:wives of the invl- conununIty a so- tres, arrived ill Edinburgh love to you.-Your "That we register an .emphatic FOR THE "WEE ONES." and at the same time to erect istl ing in halls AENT JASSY. It was not seerkers tical Interest he hae shown in the During title protest against his Eminence's let. fatten extended to be present on this mop, urday evening and addressed ing was denied to him? 05111. betide se ler new convent at Dardanup. ciety knee its re-formation. cold, Alice Jeste, East 'IWhanks, ft i at. in the city on Sul. - because he pretended to have any little she contracted a rhoet violent meeting preA; time Mission. which, it said, "openly sought opeipair et:es." the ter," for non-aeletaltince. fo? wee improve, Football. tee cceit Watohing in the hope that it would The Archbishop, who is ac- striking puwer or greet eloquence. ,ent the committee ts approxiMately 3'. and, -A.B. clay. to interfere with ottr legitimate ite St. Joteples Convent, sne repaired to fiardanup a fortnight uf 14 required 'I nday in, club pies sends to the Albany. claimed was thet strong, but more assistance Last companied by Bishop Cotter, symptoms of political rt.;tivities in support of our ever being worst the Abeteleetostreet. had opeouciii, he ales, child of Mary, Boulder, our but, All magniago, seaeuie the the of for favours that a funetion a op, and April 10. 1951.the 01 resided over the week- when he thought he ow: the truth in Order "wee ones" el, in gratitude pneumonia and pleurley showed up, with It PI trusted mat I I elnantle countrY's cleinand that its own poliat Portsmouth, Intercession of the am one of Mary's matter tude of this hail may have a successful will be present we weeks of buffering, borne she received through theBlessed Dear Aulit Iteesse-1 urged to 'imitative of menthe's only Virgin, anti end in the Presbytery of St. there he insisted on saying it, no or ant. issue. Readers are therefore tical iletennination shall be recogJoseph's. and wish fair that It ILittle Flower, the old boarders or st. the pwasures saintly pattence andall resignation, the and In pleased Leith, participate nieces. at were and the up of many rite? Sea join the team. the people your of uf own nised and rcspeeted," and warning Star whether Bt. AtithenePlied, fortified with becotne one assisting In this function. holidays lasi ritould support tor semis tue are the neon, ei far he celebrated Mass at 8 a.m. on Sun (Applause.) They would be tuld, of liwident to of rch on Sunday evening al 0.30 the Cardinal "that whilst as dutiful cur"lune back from the Easter the following for The bearers °nice enjoyable Liew Gardiner, Albany. most Mae, Elertitill a CommuOle -LieieU smes." and spent a bishop or which Holy 'wee in or 1%.m. the Sundt's', rot iirranged priest distaibuttel a follows:-Patron. friend as a and that day reeulted yuur solfrom Catholics we will respect and obey rent yeate course, On Tuesday montine there was a afternoon mete somethe or Destiny, but chair:-Mhy He was assisted by Superior an archbishop had nu right to Mit the Most nese lir. Clune. C.SS.II.; c. Ifigh Masa at the Church in matters of faith and si nion. Wo tried to dance Fan, kept humming Mantle, at w..e.r.k.. treasurer, emn Requiem Mice and and Father Colsuch a,5 those man. Mr. W. O. Stalotherpe; Bnowetorm and Powdeepuff. the pepose of morals, we will not suffer any ecFremantle. for North al Church or rattler questions MacManus in St. Patrick's Phyllis, rreinalitli, Father up secretarte4. v. SOW,' himself joint hon. Ohio." and !sees itoselea, Duke-street, accustomed Mr. T.T. V.G. Carroll; The Venerable Arelideacoe c.y.S1.,4. v. Clite-10,, at 'litre - lier, 0.M.I. soul. the tune to ',Beautiful dictation. or interimKemilwell and Mr. F. Briggs. her with which he had been Mrs. v. atidiatel Northam, April 7, 1 MIL putting us out. You would be wrong Smyth was celebrant, wit!) Father Poddy clesiastical stay 9It: C.Y.st.S. n .) choice of Meninx to deal. 4: It was bytalk MeCortnack ence in political matters, no matter ant sorry to ray in thinking cermet was thin. because MOM. al Midland Junrtion. June eta On Monday Arehbishop Jutietion, has previousee ae dement, mid FatherFather Isear Aunt Bessy.-1 the us Easter Who the abuut donor, herous print. lit from Pi he Fagan be- how high or eminent the authority back at to letter where last he began she has just come v. North Fremantle, Greenoak, that sebdeacon, the nese to his did nut see my tile c..c.m.s. niece, Sunproceeded ii.,nrna'g'.1"dun'etrailtileastioviiTruer Your his that ut ever. Archdeacon Perth. had RECORD If he holidays fattpt than Jute, e: C.V.M.S. v. the Town cause of Ireland. we forgot to get In ovai. the funds by ing master GT rel.ellelhie, el which seeks unlawfully to impose remember thts Eva, has lert the school, but comes addressed a meeting in June I I, e.y,31.S, and Dean 'Orly %sere chanters the gladly leave a similar enamel.gmenterl day, but I will try andcome Perth (mit. !hiving in mind the Smyth back to for unitic mid commercial work twIce vs: Julie such dictation or interference. The addition to Perth Os al. and on his return to Edin- own choice he should We have just in Perth, at time. and many other the dead °Mee. dur- a week. in Better bands condltlone, of the limes.decidid Fate, W.A C.A. Hall, guest Mertellf at the Ireland She ie going to Frame uf was Demi Claremont. pleels resolution added:-"We assure hie v. he cause the the that echoed arter our gaiter holidays, c.Y.M.S. Tuesday on it was hei rattier went 'Su - burgh elreunietatiees. he at The SanettlarY. very good time. when Sublaeo. In the a Montle, little with v. were givec but Lyons about C.Y.1%I.S. the 25: um which we had a entertainmente luncheon in Australia, Ernicence and those who may be held 1101 Yet OppOrtIllie Whin brother's grave. June dead WU:: feelingly rendera lot or and mother to bee tier the Admiesion to all parts of at a complimentary of the Roman out Tile, were the Press day time Wail war. blares. that shooed be increased as Mats for the recent tickets malt, found of he den Sisters was tempted to follow his example, that during the auspices there church The and killed the choir. week, the ed by Ile was under the propOsed last e ear. during the Joi- eroutel, Id. st. A heid Fair. and out lair misrepresenting seats Fancy fancy was having a diocese, their many was in this resolve we are confidently after day be eely packed, tot over C50 by Catholic clergy of the Literary and Debating Club. The visitor,. listending rains. will, therefore, were staying There clergy cause of Ireland and blackening and pleased eon's Hall last Neese:. twat'. 81.11 present large number of firemen the opinion of our sisters was ',Nees We re: the thai and there for tenni Want need to was which sutra,. above et Saturday A meeting of C.ornmutilon. archdeacon voicing Irish the the After (if made It a great the In Northern, and last procession, genneagile. 43; and character away ladies, the sift Double; startto cott,e, we go will be: staining all pew; the West of Scotland delivered a short panegyrics) and brothers in Irelaed, in America day. may out. they had a torchlightHall and marching sorry Hwy areforward etre. 'Miler and Tier las.. Smythe to the 24th. of press too 50011 to be able te report pro- from to the people. A,.conlingly, he made tie men, Ise. on the char- and throughout the world." Prior dwelt he which address, In looking am England. I of the ing trona the Town furnIsit to have South to to was verY ari. going MI.:nese intended Bawl hate been engaged virtues sif the late deceased brought the main eireets. a It children's this month, as we have noel. been tip eeedings. but the held a reception. his mind that hi, duty as an IrishlieveSary 'misty, and Cottealoe Hato acter and He said that ninny maYern Message to the Pope. be put theoleb Was: Election of officers luncheon his Grace TodnuiTew Mein Tuve,' Hall, to Mission here. Mee. y Ian! uncle the evil Cotteelue. ie tille Venn'. tor the ball. La.,t e'uperlor. girls have told me mid drawing of syllabus for comisex Bishop Graham, Auxiliary. of St. An- men li.AS tO been offered to God in tile one before, but ball is being held ball. and Masses(if bad Ireland. IS being' ask alteudiel to tired and taken avaimt At the einclusion of the meeting and three Chapel here do:4, %ear Kathleen le WaS presided. Lail,s Occaelon it were Ills will) that the going. Our Press term. irtiplorIng the which we are about it, drews and Edinburgh, look !thinner Mel that will to Ile it I, only Wit it antiripalea is her Kathleen think lmt I to shpport, Arclibislom. of the resolution in French and for be spared copy dress. a was would The members blue, Rev. Mother Pat are going in faiwy even though he I am practisthere to the debate - the company numbered 160. and Pat 11,1 Painted then. nor will be -greatly inereaeed in this Insubjects, and to the lay com was telegraphed to the Pope, the is going as a Snowetorin" Mee When 6 is finished. I come along andonce again. we say, It Is did it. and did not care anyborlY stance, as the committee is not now roli spiritual We are startiug our ing for the Senior %Iiisle 1:%ainiliatioll. toast of "Our Holy Father the Pope" and lectures. munity as well; but the .iimighlY God message being introduced by an ex..powderpuff." little what feel'a Oleo. a with similar olitweing entertainwe owa but reward nut" rale to support our Chairmap, and afternoon, and del he sore now have decreed otherwise. It would going for exam,. fancywork On Friday I ani Remember must or was riven by the on the same night. at the like the time comes. bookpree.ion of the. devoted and pal sent thought. as if she had a preeentment whether football, crleket. debating, Applause.t They wuuld ments nervous when for are going to have an exhibitien energette seem which tile telegram of filial devotion was to the dais Is 4t11. July next.theAnsupervision my diploma in Were you caught death. It had no terror, for her. She homage of the Irish Catholics alio studying oiller field et' activity eue or the sear. much. With (lee to the Pope. thet the people who wanted eununittee under Ken ids,. finti very en meeting ilke neressary Betsy. the Ilie I litteteAtd. as it Aunt loan looked linen which society April, ot the keeping. er !lent the Holiness. and "wee ge Napier -street, of :41'e. Kemilwell, him. os of the otliere as fondeet love to your dear selr to the home reserved for tier bY London to Nis 'alight me and mustAunt Cinderella Dance. ror the "wee lia. !teen formed. to provide tranee In opeMhg the proceedings, the Betsy, I must rities." lie felt that shr had Proposing the Archbishop's Health. Redeenler. A friend sends 3s. 'vere the peeole who wanted Cottesioe, Now, dear well. this niece. the supper, anti those who Iran pi:mill/1Y fought the epsod ram. had finished her Chairman said they did not wish in Members shoeld keep May eltle Green proposed to have them on their side, tu talk spa, close up, as I have no More newsMuch ones."-Your loving Patrick to seeOnd Rey. requested our gthdly of little are ItARDINER. The a date the is was fully EI.SIE That and faith, mon. the mind. course, had kept 1 will write -again Imp. to interfere with the rights Let us repeat cur the health of the honoured guest. as loudly as they pleased. but di write to the above address. Deisalione A few weeks any way of St. Jo. - clielerella donee. xpectant of reward. love to yourself and the "wee ones."otw of the old boarder. hi cash tied kind win hegraterutiy renot in the Corner. perfortnanee of April 2Gth. did any of them dream that the of any priest or ecclesiastic so far not waet ttem to talk en theinother lour lovtng niece. The toast, he said, was to welcome elites, Elsie, dear, and Ire- ceived and acknowledged in these eor airn hirn most unfortunbishop incisi%-e, friesistable demand Of as his rule of the Church was con wish eard, VERONICA CIIIDLOW. to some that I think Edinburgh, to Suppose now, side. Well, his Grace I that we are the pegs and said farewell to 100. death would rob them 01 their beloved cerned, but they did object to prieA However, I am glad other. the Irish people. umns. My dear Veronica, -1 am delighted by ate. ou To the casual reader of these 110158 Did anyone dream that their S' God -speed in his trission. to assure land were to say toafter was getting lonely, and I imagined to become related to each the rainbow. this ball might be regarded as the ustiel sister. your evident desire to be moreIt regular would be the seem. of liatinriand- er eccleeiastic interfering in auy growing him of their complete idetiticati "Don't be chasing IS 0111O are now my dear niece, and I do Hope Josoples down at Albany was It Convent but raising money only, a for means o your visits to the,Curner. and of me idea him tu get and confusion such as assure WOUlt way with the national aspiration, it to attentive and unnecessary this prayed tinit aims, up and his as "t fallen tepid, Gioe Inasinueli purposes with a little while ago sleet, we had the plea- you will be very MI awithee serves Dld one of 'Mee known since Ha inception? welcome. a never God the (Cheers.) sure try faithfully tu You are very enemies were nu- republic. end settle down with unsurpassed anybody imagine Is an entertalinnent of ure of your company. and I am who more fervour.to Ille that she would never of their people. corner. and bring that although his thid you at least of those dear old clubbies often by Conte measure ing by exhi controlled placed and es knows the Irish people ivere going penerous *our cousins will be pleased to a never again obstacles grawieur. te Banbury. mind return allve to old good button, inereus and the united of the stime hope during toe have grown up awl UMW tnemsels you Is with value than pQrieneisd workers, more and Ith them awaits will I have old Rule purgatory receive or give the losing cordiality, the through enough all our Nor- entitled to toryet all about their with of the clublites vale have gout. from it. them in his way formidable, vet his or some measure ef Home eeks ahead we tevelved for money spent In the ourwelcome, and the generone twee. through enough crucifixion without I am glad an afternoon to fol- I am Rhid Elsie 1,, your friend. and that friends and admirers were legion. within the Empire." what would be eitapie of a ticket. It is imnossIble to Oen wnieh friend. tham friends with us again.been Your so characteristic of lwr were you neighbours, induced your fairare Carmel heads assisting to have Phyllis and and Phyllis the delaile. but their ecdeseastical :aster holidays seem pleasant. adequately describe the Carmel They were pres.sitt the attitude of the Englieh cetheellism teaches. (Applause.) I ana low their good -example and join as y well occupied and have in the past availed thembe a fav- and that. %oil I'm hearty recep- cians and Press? Every oewspaper those who Mother Ague. was a deeply religious the Government to repress them. Carmel seems todeligithel that day to second the Grace Corner. or the opportunity of attending sister, a infidel tiligieuse. to Von hive your toialiboUrs. in her age (Cheers ) eels' pleased to learn or the financial tun by the in England would begin to swing selves Ion, Joan, remember I think they were ourite with you all. his your to Convent Ball Presentation for accorded the -esults of the fair. preeminent the tion was she .lowttake and station a liOne ?,..11 111.1111 Illennwilibe was You must tell me 110W think that she is not 1101 one nosier. that. If yOu piety, zeal and work. Twenty-ftee Councillor Purcrli priposed the 'cry good. to Its unparalleled nature. laity of that diocese, and it was cer- incense in the fare of the Itiehop--- lify dress at weight, because I ain I am glad tile Fair 'alb. and Pal shaped ill fancy appreciate a good night's enjoyment do years ago she arrived la Australia full resolution, the reading of which set you all a sixpenny dip. ptetitY c.t tainly an historic day in the relaA Snowstortn and a Powder- though I'm sure I could were I with honze, and that there was rattly wee he ball. not hesitate le attend this ball. zeal. evoked a lig outburst of cheering. atmeicitir of Celtic faith und Irelacd. Deetitly tile to mild the and a be in Winter should -up Edinburgh room it. hurry at ball of printed. and in a run being si.e tirkels are dred life uff left the lwenty-two years of religious the Chil- tionship I am sorry Eva hasa semi-stuCould you not suggest to you. new I- ?ery near. on I. thiek ensation. That day they wet. whilet the hall can accommodate der has given to the education end splriteal It was seconded by Mr. P. D. good Valhi. TOT (Applause.) she le still dren or Mary will have roaties 'eine adventurous mortal to go as a school, but asshe hunched rettplee. the committee has de. Abe taught De Hart, and supported by Mr. Bryan of nunbury. yon are! corned amongst them and had as is not going to glee their embrella. What No, dear, I was not dt,nt, I hope Illy Willy? elded that the comfort of patrons Is 10 uplifting She filled every O'Kennedv and Mr- J. M. McDonshe when Chapel trinand example. think I great Laity's a Olir see of to mean me the good-bye. the third should like guest and therefore word first essential. aught on April 1-that Is if you the the sisters to e their be et Is power hope the errand within the °Mee teeuwated. goes to France. though td I make inyself an April fOol. when the supply of tickets ni exhaust- confer upon her, and I think her objec- nell. solicitor, in vigorous speeches, nte when it hasorbeen ity of Irishmen who had come to should write and tell your bookkeeping exam reeulte topprd at bome and cornpleted Sowhatus-I sad one, sheconcerns er!. no further tickets will be circulat- tive in every position was to ntould and and was adopted amidst prolonged her whilst there. the try another at- Edinburgh to plead the cause of of all that %%di etirOUrarre yell to mind right to demonnow hiuk is a charming cushion. the perfec- eheers. then!' -Our very Iribh 1 teach Make uP ed. help others; to I'm sure. pon't talk or nationality. As they Addressing a crowded at the fiegliny, ed the frivolous adventtires or the The letter would be, be present on the 4th. July next. Corner- tempt very exam. their faith and tion of their state; and to spread the the Ulster Hall, Edinburgh, 'tenon, when an "Josue The meeting opened with the aumuch appreciated by my- bedear rry April morning. I am surprised appear benefits. of the redemption to save their over the past they saw stration inBishop IVeekly proprese reports pleas- Inoue back said that Eng. very looked Graham nurselt, would I tip in the knov/ spiv I just recently, absent-minded and so Hee, lior under this colemn, and ir you are not "Faith of Our bat you were She saw the convent in its dience sioging Elsie, deal. runic, along. Fouls. exterminate Ireland and I ant sure first of all the great figure of the land must eitherbecause Thank You for the ed. Tell her my wishes, yllICVe ITO! til Min ressnee of ken. nev- :et convinced of lite pleaeuree to be own see It spread Fathers." and concluded for would lived to with a she they watching me state. are Catholicintent give of and you ortint. term., Write COMO to and champion ye you send the "wee ones" and your I hope the Mission you win. and berator which the ball. you by attending Bridgetown; derivel to great a patriotism influence be news. of befitted will its for spirit I hunger (Applause.) crush the of "God Bless the Pope." folwith such earnestness Meng AUNT BESSY. great all the news.tor tie. should not fait to read the eubsequent Dardartup, iti her zeal to encourage verse too, aou send rho ity, Daniel O'Connell. of the great er demanded the right of aelf-determinaSong." success. and that yuu it.will Igain you "Soldier's Thatik died the Iredisci°. further par. by will she Convent, lowed tallith the that new was support the to reports hope on duty azspeed from The next figure It was their tion. and y our loving.. spliitual resultstnusie Northam is Nigger Than Tambellup. to wrest ticulare. The supper will bc. of course, in the exerciee of her apostolic visiteexam. will be en- "Wee ones" AUNT BESTS'. by every legitimate mean. results of your statesman and Nationalist leader. land froedom had fought without an equal as prevIOUsly. rh.a. Peel Terrace, East Northam, ROME AND IRELAND. for which they The and that you'll suc(Applause.) that couraging to Jim.your 1921. Biehop etewards will be appointed In the inApril Charles Stewart Paruell the bookkeeking di:Mother Agnee was exeeedittelY PiOus. (applause). centuries getting of for In Archbishop Clune's Opportuneness. ceed third tner until And that (toy they has: Irish people terests of the patrons, and strangers She prayed always. She was first In the fur your Dear Aunt liessy,-1 suppose you will eighty per cent. of the Slim Note Oilier Thank you very much Fein as will be made as welcome as old patrons ahurch mid last to leave ft al night. She he said con- nevl and recent distinguished visitors iiink me very ungrateful for not writ- ploma. nice the Among midst, recognieed for their and in packet. rnomen. the donation, trinity at that Fein Tile Mote. roOlil WIII be -strictly sutler - it:wed the beauty of tiod's hogse and to Rome (says the Rome Correspondent Sews the last tints friend's 10 your letter, and I Itepe ig to you before flown law (loud applause). Sinn Counbase upheld the banner that wasand by their yipped. and no possibility exists of any the place where Ills glory dwelt. She of the Dublin Catholic Bulletin) wrote 10 von we have Pert Tambellufo clusion for ever and a dominated twenty-seven County mite train,: loved the testnieuts, the furniture, the been the Most Rev. Dr. Clone. Arelithe taith We ge 10 be very good friends CHILDREN'S AWFUL ECZEMA. a loss. ter !England Newtharn. person eitetaining and lie arc living 0 Ccnnell by thirty-three, of cils out of the over- will leave CottesIne for Frenlantle Ind decorations or the altar, the key, and bishop of Perth, and the Most Rev. Dr. be Convent School. and it is Very nice day after.-Your AUNT BESOT. Parnell for their countsy and their would have to take account The resided a time to be God at her Zam.Buk Clears Away Itchy Sores. The the ball. Southwark. where Bishop after of city Amigo, fler eensing from tile Stare Mewl Fein. the home hie Whelming majority for Sinn the anat. hail been covered nation. (Applause.) That day Dress description for love of mete of advertised later. It was a niost COM- visit of Dr. Clune was most opportitue, y mother rad little brOther and sister If your little uni, Army, he stated, consistedman Hood News From SL *Mph's. disfiguring suree. had Grace cards will be provided by THE RE. pelting sermon to see her profound de- bringing with him. a. he did. the lateSi ante hack Clem their trip twee Fest. was surrounded by his Republican torturing men, and no sane with 1300,000 about %shelf told were Was a CORD for use by the ladles. eley were very pleased le 1.st home around the throne of Ged news frOm Ireland, and being able to St. Joseph's Convent, been kept Wake all night bY Painful could call that "a murder gang." then friends--(applause)-but they sue tell the .tory of his attempt to bring of the comtnittee votion benee' Nor:htun ts much legirer shan gain. was exposed for adoration. Albany, April 1 0, 1 gel. stalked by whole nation to be called criminals hideous skin diseasee-and had as she 0°10 a truce and the cirenuftstancea Preebytery. Cottee- He glory Is my second been cured by Zam-Buk when every- not forgetful that he was the thet's held at fcr amirellum arid more lively. It is also terrorwill be of rule aeal,atia s was as Bes5y,-Thle to Aunt objected Dear they cau. the Ilow are trie little she had a rare spiel - under which such a truer tatted to mapee on Monday night nett, ella. ery much hotter. was admirable. else failed. wouldn't you be grate- enemies, chief among them being Joseph's, and I like it very (Cries of "No," and loud aPism?, are thing So is Mrs. 3. Pelliam. 2 5 Harthat was terialise. t .hopr they are quite year at St. oundlingat Dr. Amigo. toe. 1. already All the other girls here They had the Press of to- plaint.). He did not heifers that the ;.t.11,41,1 tri;kaertdsovist,' I rboeg triti.s4rirotierih, nnduirde:. teal intelligence und a charity Slie Press. I would ful? To visit the poor arid sick well known as a friend to Ireland: but who ell. Well, dear Aunt Deasy, as I nave much. admirable. riett/ton ,Street, ltobart, Tee. of yours, and I thought the Scribes sant mites of the Scottish peoplewould represented which day Wilt unable. her scant reHmr- it will itot bp, perhaps, thl the history of Me committee trent number. Any member them riore news, I will close.-Your lov- nieces help and to to be among the of your nieces, writes,like studied the Irish question In Ire- to other really the had on Carrie. and, the perand STELLA WILLIAMS. and interested hospitals, Gospel, dlill any other the mists comes to' be writArthur present niece, attend. nf the res; to visit "My children. you accept me as one of what was being done fare of the the ste. desirois of disposing of tickets homes where spiritual poverty obtained ten tint Ireland will fully realise two utce to sec your mune at the end Aunt Betsy? All the boarders are back twee.= very badly the boy on !ifs had the politicians of to- approve land (applause). eundass alld handS, and tlie little girl all °Vey hand they 1101.% should write to the secretary. were part and parcel of her life. Should debt of eratitittle she owes these a eOlivert t a letter again, ine dear Stella. i now. Elsie came back Jam her is Pharisees the Graham represented who [Bishop back her bedy. he was a eoul wandering from GOO Prelates tor the good eervice they have BOth suffered terribly. the day. discover elle that upposr tue tot ',Inuit from lionbel We were all so pleased to bee Destiny tinders:tame we and period. churn, same sin, or forcibly bring driven to God done her. in race of the very serious p to Northam Is responsible for your that we waltzed and did the minister.-Ed. irritation being so friyhtrui that they and hypocrites of that forgotten the promises made during in But the best 01 would tear away at the affected part.,, (Laughter.) There was no use re- once a Presbyterian by death in unrepenled crime, or hard- Injury whim' was being dOrte the Met, Anyhow, you are very wet - around the garden. tlence. war. He had heard from Ire- ened and enibittertd by Ilfe's vrelesi- Mtge here Ity the ineement chculatioe I am glad you it was We cOuld not get the tune of it and ery night long with pain. erne tp the Oorner. peating the promises and pledges of tlaughteri- and Mr. .Lloyd George the epared no effort, 'private aim of calumnies. of the again Melee. over ke St. Joseph's, and I am sure you'll tater that we did the London Tap and and land over so I these men since the year I014--no te bring theni to a sense ar Work hard and can-l- Schottische. Carmel came back to -day. happy there. ").8:.nl-eltirdatritr2.1:.,c_IleuTistsoap, "1"" and inoite him to break- great asnount of sympathy curse meet he., nese washed the children,. their wrung and to effect their reconciliily, and later I hope to see Stella a and Elsie and I went down to oppression for small nations. would probablymore talk this Soap, All her to elm gone across Medicinal (Laughter.) had Easter help that I hope There WaS a fancy fair on ation to their outraged Redeemer. eit star et the examination,. tlitn.Olighly With the by the strong over fast. to remain in from Scotland. There ',Vila alwaye There were a goo0 arterwariis anplytna the Zion -Butt heal- no more tyranny eployed her holiday hi the East, day and Tuesday. In dealing with the Children of Mary To show how those pro - about telling bishops was marveitous now inis the weak. It on though she was glad to get home Many raffles, and great business was she gave them an exampie of spirIttlat halm. .it ing eons:else: was Scotland between sympathy eathedrals a great their chll- anises had been fulfilled, they need that We inel lrealitielit soothed the tortured and 1.0blilly of manner There's no place like home, done with tht sixpenny dips. aim The Scot- 0111rilii% March 7 th. ilieep. It measure to her 'the irritution was at once nt- oillv recall the list of outrages pub- was all to serve the political pur- and Ireland. (Applause.) uplift them rely. but a day or two away front le plenty Lir tun at the Fair. eimuld "A Wayfarer Is one of the best. draWir Ont. --and If any failed to ap- known casionally makes it seem the best wee Father Gilroy's feast aay. ana tile Po ed. and tip, head poses of those who talked thus. They tish people only required to know own high levelefforts and must prominent non -de be no must there quiekly dried the sores and lish-ed last week by the, official preciate her I hope you will be very Children of Mary had a social evening all places. to keel) the truth, and then Scotland would the bishop.: want net did (Applause.) Nevthe ellildrM. Father le of conscience employed by a well-known which nation. relief that you will hilliest the Irish and remorse plumes Northam. mid during the of chagrin aptly In trate little hi the school, refrain to deher them warited in behind 'Ireland prehealer but splendid stand bier. before quiet, this of her The speech among rue to the Corner scree often. I persevered with to -day In the ptesence ille made a very Mee Englishman in thu English Press. Standing out pre-eminent No priest mand.. t Applause). them. ee ones" are growing beautifully, and senting Father Gilroy with hts presents, 111110 the dieease scabs all ratite away. "People and children of Bunbury," Writing tes Cathoic Opinion (Lonopposing was from politicians of crew an at beautiful soft this and as splendid. thank you, which were an alternoon tea set e looking said tlw Archdeacon. "did you realise teaviee new healthy skin least afraid if told 1 The Only Way to Peace. fella. Love to you from your loving. umbrella. Father ()limy said that ever!. silk." that charletan and farceur from the should be in the the privilege which was destowed upon don), he says, "On February lit3th, his legitiThese that good, pre- told the following story in 51.11 o intent equal rer dominion of Wales---a modern Lord he was travelling btyond AUNT BESST. time he used the umbrella he would Zatn-liek would you 25 years ago, when The easy solution which the rineworm. plies speaking on the was given you in lib, ulcers. bail sphere laborious mid think of the Children of Mary,he and mate cious the III of Misrule. (Laughter.) would ..tiNt sores. bolls. ate-ce,ses. whet satisfy- Ireland and make a friend by (Joil? . Wlio can tell the good dune columns:EMI. Comes to the C harder it rained to harder Chapel is scalds. etc. Ileitis, 11.11010os- they're olden days the reign of a Lord of Irish question, as he was doing for the " 'An Irish niagistrate lately deOur Lady's for England in her near neighbour, within and Without the Convent Spencer's Brook, April 1. MI. pray for then). The walls are belne worthies. and oprten actliallY hemp,' Misrule was short, people dismissing Cardinal Mercier did for Belgium and a century by her ,fforts scribed to a friend the police raids have the English past quarter Of We to Pear Aunt Ressy,-Tlits is my Mot being renovated. was Ireland. time melt his in Sanctuary chemists did the All match eati only imagine the to freebie. A'Becket ekln blue, what and preyer, If pranks. his of tter to you. and I would like to Le- painted tired his house. On one occasion the country. when on him the of out Bookkeeping cleared love gis the people store. sell Zam-huk, knowictlire of Ood inculcated, herefore he weuld I go to St. 1 went for Elementary ine one of your nieces. migaged were apparently weeks ago. but have not only the people of this country Eligland. the 1grave- -he hoped it was He had never said he wanted eii- of God quelled, the hardened heart, police seples School at Northam, and am about three to Most of the girls yet. would awaken to the follies perpet- down timc off- a happier man in mity or war with England. Ile want- eoloened, the pporrowinghersoothed. the Irish and Catholic. and certainly There Is 110 got the resting the the sixth standard. I ant music exam. by praYere. long going for a a weak .trenetheneti eure was he name, One of them leaned up their lurch or scheol at Spencer's Brook. are rated in Only Ood will drunk. the theory exam. in June, UNDERWOOD BUSINESS became the Brise-h Go- ed friendship. He wanted Ireland ample. and Influence. a harid we have to go tip awl down to Nor - going fornervous. get a good I hope speedy disenissal would be given to this world had put ail indignity up- tu be friendly with England. as with reveal it on that day. May we an against the wall and started My mother. am very am to school every day. vernment host 1101 so many Were have You -day. to from her life awl marks. Misrule their involuntare of to underetand to many nations. learn to Lord the angue France, and other e be ifier, and nic.elf went put Belgium. never St. 7os Germans at have the to that used hint he you on as of and Ihe once,' uncertaltilY (If life the 'There was a motor ear with a nieces -rth at Easter his wife. they. going to wait till the people but I suppose th.-y lip thought that was quite possible death Cardinal Merrier. certainty of (tenth, and the wisdom to and 'a Catholic Church! The Caupon have got sew brother and two cedes and Bunbuiss iend. ot awakened Scotland tea and it again. The up for ready made England was said, be and that Ireland prepare and lie found watching. as slieMannix Archbishop sters. and I arn the eldest of the lot. will Soon Continuing, any'e-and to ~Mrs exist at TRAINING FOR GIRLS. are brisk enough was wee, when the Bridegroom caffein." she their own accord? Was Ireland tholic Church doeen't ii the Way .1 v. We sita. II lot uf or rooms socials revealing no secret when at any moment if only be. entertainniente Irmo tow Holy Office and Mass, the longer! Goer.; dead!' The Full Business Course, six hours stiffer through a long, protracted said he was Gesell muds and large rocks on the hillsides. other It was After the gave nego- treated as she ought to A concert Was held in the and ehe tlie our way we broke our journey ann to time. magistrate. Per day, £20 for the year, payable and dark night the agonies of a life he told them that ill certain hc was Archdeacon "'Tell 'me.' says the trying him whether St. Patrick's night. asking the for olts useless Chime) left Hu Course. tecently on funeral A Year's term. went d some refreshments, anti then con - Town Ilall on per which Eri to tiations Must Was succese. grand ("No.") Itim a It was struggle? Wab most lullshoot preIt think the n.m. death at they payable at is all 2, and 'did This the tt England ceinetery with day. three hours per met our Juurney. he had the friendly George. it wee Lloyd thought Mr. they with mid people to of people the of gathering hand preasilve, the EVENat ano quite Hoping you are ws this Mile. t3 per term in advance. _there ans- instrument lf Ireland were was very numerous,. The cross -bearer escape'?" Elsie is writing to very nice indeed. ONLY-Shorthand hasten on that awakening and ..e) option of going over to Ireland a sent moment. II.-Your loving niece. happened ING STUDY related I I news the preincident you any at "The tell England will with she so friendly by .tipe you, ESSIE FLOOD. led the proceseion, accompanied Typewriting, and Bookkeeping- bring England and Scotland to a free man. with this sole condition, With fondest love to Then followed the to Mr. O'Callaghan, the ex -Lord have lett out. he would be Inclined fifteen altar boys. three evenings per week, CO lOs he would go and support there Fent moment Auu are very welcome, Essie, dear. yourself and the "wee ones."-Your He has now ',Meets. The pall-bearere were Mese,. sense of the injustice that bad been that per term. really very pleased to have a lit - loving niece, passed by Mr. to deny his nationality. (Applaticel. Rowland, Luces. Milltioni, King, Connor, Mayor of Limerick. Bill Partition the An was. There think not I by the men (or their comdone to Ireland? niece at epencer's Brook. B USINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS. It the present moment he did JOAN II OFNIANN. Johnston, Myers. and Barfly-ail Chil- been slain that Lloyd George at the request of Sir midst their it is related, and are the first from that Important six in was Boys, whom for of England. of Course instrument a eotifratirnity two be friend which rades) to be Full to Of Special dear Joan, pretend of Mary, my dren too, you, He And ("No."' What a pity it has no church e. never to write hours daily, Bookkeeping and Ac- day deceased had been Direetress-the is the last victim of a long series of (Loud epplaussj) !laving re- Edward Carson. It years at St. Joseph's. and all He was quite the reverse, and would the Pernape later it will. se sol. St. Joseph's counts, Economic History, Econo- ferred to the martyred Archbishop would rather never see Ireland again Why I thought re- rematninFr Itfty Children of Marg, Ill ?T- distinguished members of Irish local worth while going to St. Joseph's, to me.in the Well, now. permic Geography and Technology. grave a renegade be so long as England's policy IreCorner. his irana. followed on immealately to go than the cf Mercier wryer, and I am very pleased to know were Cardinal to and (Applause). The Sisters frOni Green- bodies mnrdered by agents of didn't hod Business Mathematics, Conunerclal A'Becket the Ststers. ITO tnained unchanged. it is just as wellit some (Loud applauee.) at you are so advanced in your school haps grace hvrp e Lem %%i.e. T.; until Just when English and Correspondence, °Mee Belgium, the speaker said that in Iriehman. to Cisme to back-but making a rzed, gnat!, British Government. Let me add tun sure you enjoyed your the idles. whatever to gain persan- land was on itsthe Method. nothing 111i Business new friends to had and Mee of Procedure the some _religion the I want of reproduced wore me they derision Tell guest the le-rth. their same-(applausel that des el eve le public af- good fight all or tile dear ones that message could be sent them. and the Civics and Elementary Economics ate This was ally by taking any part in of unt Spencere Broek and your brother tlie Varela chairs -Z20 for the year, payable Z5 per same stamp of prelate. the re- --with England kneeling on it. one Tinier/a W., (leer When they heart the the Irish people is a frequent treating public's. sister, when you write again, ante have taken their cloaks and hats (roe) The children or the three eompaniment of outrages on their term. the message then which they would fairs or between Ireland and Eng- hand on Ireland's throat, and the sail news. miniberIng upwards or three lives and property. 'There's EVENING STUDY ONLY. three convey to his Grace. They wekom. lations pocket-and it whoois. He hau nu personal interest other in Ireland's hundred. clad in moil/nine, followeJ in eveniugs weekly, te 1 Os. per term. ed him there. wished him God -speed land. r:nally the Sarred God.' is .1 recurring expression on But he had been there a long time. Until order. the matter. Processional Call or write for further particulars. in whatever their of him were altered there Heart Courraternitv and the Miteridans the lips of members of these bands. 'Phone 2957. in his mission. assured was born an Irishman. and although these conditions a taro.. :mother oi the general for and -sows is:Woo he feught at frrendship COLLEGE, support about enstinted talking in answer to an Irish invocation of BUSINESS was nu us UNDERWOOD he still completed a very napressive cor(Ate now an adopted Australian. WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, one way to friepidcountry end his faith. again of11- Him. An officer on duty in Ireland remained an Irishman, and he hoped There was only ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE not find °lessee). His Grace would justice. of waybe the Rtimerrenealtsus was it atArtehhedirraciven. conveyed this opinion to a lady of ship, and teZtisi;r1 /11 !ri 01 -1.1- Lord would give hint strength .11 sinw by 11w prfeets.--II.I.T. way to freedom for anywhere more faithful more Ile - the my acquaintance in a more polite courage never to go back upon It would be the way 'to honour for 11;1-1111.1. voted. more reliable men than those end principles ((its.4. the and and rational form by remarking: Ireland nurin which he Was ,11 the WedneetSiny 11171.11i11:ail aspirant ut 11'1 Suewas dav. war killed .eithererl that Ireland round him He believed 1/ Children of Mary, little Ethel Dynes. 'There's no God here: the tured in dreland (Applause.) Ire- England. in- the and triumph, of her noell's itospls at St. eve eeas to the erusade in which he nas on the imexpeetediy Him: there's only force now.' Cerdied she land was not asking anything to tier sad blow the leer death was to be saw tel. he seem clouds not BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, engaged. (Anplauce does tainly there He was glai stead of the dark had nct a right to. who had en Ides thot she was 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, light. If England only did friends. much else in the hearts of British The Reply. so near her end.-i1.1.O.. to have the opportunity ef coming shining her of appeared also MELBOURNE. repented (This and right thing statesmen.' grasping the hand the Archbishop Meninx said he felt al- so far northofand The omit op...the: of the children nf in both the Nation and the AtheAlice the sturdy north men, iniquities, then Ireland would be preMarriages and Motherhood. by of so %any MaY 7111.. naeum I by Cardinal most overwhelmed by the kindness and to feel that everyone when pared to give her plenary absolutioe liary will be held oriI StlitiaY Preface Lady Lot it. members all the it is ,tpc..te when crossed since he on shown to him Criei.. 8/10, post free. Bourne. with him pledged as and say, "Go in peace and sin (Laughter and applause.) shaking hands hoped will ?Mend. The Human Soul and its Relation Border. was"' PLA_N-TA1116 PIPS. A. Venter, to hien and te Ireland that more." That was what he With Other Spirits. fly Dom He thought that Father Green was it were going to stand by the eld for. Only through the steady pros PrIee, ti/G, post free. 0.S.11. spot" in your CLAREMONT. could If you have a "weak refcholas of Tobin- going to hold out to him the hope he was in spite of threats and ca - sure of the British people St. of Life The air throat or chest, chitty autumn night dePrice. of ole of the Wunderlich Metal necessary for the inieric, walls (laughter) -but country his By Rev. E. A. Foran. martyrdom tin*. about. and The one sure $0011 find It uut. Theo did not want to that be brought their sac- jolery. lings of a house of three ordinary rooms and hall, will pack little very made withhe had is to take though power, CLUB. PEOPLE'S YOUNG dangers in it three hearers had tente. S. against Rev. By than more 1°Miethle'toffrpeiv.ine Grace.I 0, post free. rifice for Ireland compared with the break up the Empire any remedY breatheable o a case fift. x 2ft. x 7in. The freight for this quantity is only 22/ the unique Peps, stimulate Price, 7/ Hogan, 0.1'. They had out breaking the law, to Whenmiles -a big economy item. especially for the man in the country. IlHeart. The ClareMOlit Toting People's. Club that goes directly to the lungs. a change others had made, he he did. (Applause.) The Love of the Sacred and John sacrifices that tho Empire as Irieh- that pressure III time the present bold their nr-t of a series ol datieet ever you go outdoors or intotablet Mary ooly one advantage of lustrated by St. into found that among Irishmen, whether nothing againet I Government would feel the weight on Tuesday Mehl, the 19111 April. at of temperature, siip a Peps woul Empire the that Price. S/10. post free. except Endes. men gives in It As it dissolves and he hoped aio t-t. Thorne, Reserve-etreet. cure- your mouth. By Rev. in Australia. er in America, or Handbook of Petrology. let them alone and work their of that pressure, germicidal vapours.not and heating quite waS and the uff ideal. it was 'lie %feather 5/6, Scotland, t...111e Pelte, Poet in or be preD.D. England, would Fixeront, Goventment J. car Ireland had the gatne other music supplied by the popular Mrs. which, along with the breath, are enough to be able to say that one own way. holepen- pared to meet Ireland fairly and Miller. tegether with the perret cop- rim! down the air tubes into the chest freL'eg, ends of Babylon and Egpytian Re. tor Ireland, al- right to her covn complete and mtion of the hoer. more than sane- and lungs. Those squarely. and ciii the honest Wien to Hebrew Traditions.free. Ily L. had done his best had. Belvium ssuirtieRneasscomuitclh I !Lid that dem, a little. the only or large titnt rastidiotts thin: - ileld the tathwen.alit,a3egurprointhrpotaity 5, po-t. though it might be consistent and honourable W. hill, to acknowledge :Mitering, matte of %she'll hailed nom ciiii New \sere, he toe. is. it. fiat!. S.J.: (Applause.) Having expressed his whu refused to and Then Ireland and England would the surrounding edburb.. A dainty make the breathIng easy, aud they the post 1 /3, independence Product) in Adult Lifo. right land's Collapses the -Australian for exterminating All (An gratitude to Bishop Graham God supper ,erveri by tile ladles was meet) a cold or chill by did. be united in friendship. but peens which create the trouble. (3) h ir Woof satinet 2/3. help he had given to the.,Irish cause right to rule herself as Belgium there apprecleted tiv those present. and is whits ant proof. (2, Is i. Foe you need rri;;aotteal Philosophy of Life. back upon every- weed bless the unity. With Peps atways handy the corrode. (51 Absence of upkeep and repair The chili intend holding a simile, mow (41 ir won't crack ordemon, colder in this part of Scotland. Archbishop would have to woand would be prosperity and peace be (7/ Coots a modem. amount to never fear the approach or your Judging during and promised fortnightly. 1/3' the Period. said Lome varteto of artistic Anglo-Saxon British and deal,r deep gra- thing they with Peps front was, Get acknowledged God Mannix countries. soceweather. two both I ween the 1,1 the nest. blieeeb, marked erect to ittle free. made her , Ireland AVhen and tablets war. substitutes the Refuse on him to -day. to 192 season the given financially. and reception (Loud ails titude the applause;. Report of the British Labour Corn irritate and principles that were eter hist and patient. were proposed containing formate'. which passages. request by slimild prove a record one. mission to Ireland. Full text. with Ki- Sunday and the great blow struck claim on and air f Designs, with fixing instructions free on of thanks Votes throat the ee Inflame acknowledged Price, 1/2, for Ireland at the meeting held on nal --principles pple-1We. mid two photos. O'Brien. and tlie iin,t insistently duritsg the the Rev. Francis that day. The meeting, he said, openly and,aelced M`Manus. 0.M I.. M. HALLION M. J. O'KEEFE that they be ap- Very Rev. Father wer-and people and effect, its have would nasufaeturars uNDERL,,,, Butcher, 245 Carr-sL, LeedervIlle. Bread Factory, North Fremanthe Partition proposed the "Visitors." Lamb alT. P. HERBERT who thought that they had England plied to her. she got and Revs. Ber- Machine Prime Peet. Mutton, Pork, and Lord Street, Perth by were rendered Songs He Tan. Small Beef waYs Oti band. corned amity Grew, and Provision Merchant. and Scotland in the hollow of their Bill and the Black nard (Manion and MaeGillear, All Meat kept in a Speciality. Goods stpeclaTlettly..87S3h9tplatt Rokeby-rd., Sublet, (Near Nichol- hand might be made to realire that was glad there were people Rev. na-Ii.g.BsrumVpii,iite,ftirMel by Tel. A3 297. played Premises. neerimpaniments on storage Cool per and on Daily. their time was coming, that the in the face of opposition treeti. Families Waited fames MacDonald. m v e euntry orders attended to ana carenmy that the ha s den r to death knell was tollin to members. :0111.

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The Local Option Poll was conducted quietly on. the Goldfields. The people generally showed conAI siderable apathy, with the result that the percentage of votes cast was not very great. The Liquor Defence Association had good organisation. and spent a busy day in carrying their supporters land opponents too, presumably( to the pollby WArti.E.' 1111, 11.-I(Ing entertillitiell! a,1 it 15,1. It was nut expected ing booths. 1.10a -tint 111,11e. 1,1111., V.1/1.11; se,mion Thine, are mming along slilootIlly TM same boomed To -Day's Fixtures. Itar,S1.11 W1111 the Nu License Ctunpaign would be '1 51,11i'ile11 .1.111.1/11X110111 lor the Iniattar. By' indications It is spEtiAl. VALLE, 31)111. COTTON TWEEDS, Full SIGHTS., OVERALLS, -cm the Wont will be ,t1slanir,l, successful locally, and the results tiltiub'lelarkialprilo"u"s" r111.1".asnia' molltl::and deli,4111foo1 Easl I rent:Inge t. East Certh, .5 1111- ,a wit( record; W,111 1. a was fa-li. and Clem existing AND CHILDREN'S WEAR. DISCOUNT PRICE, 2/3 YS111). and doubtless all Ilnahcial success, as the various stall '"" Perth md, It have turned cut in favour of the pruit."apie ails 11111.011.11.1 is not surprist,,4. holders hate entered Into thcer tears Minh It sniiiaro. atv. -tibiae, the K.U. eerth elie ros in exislaughler otorl !eft present licenses remaining west vial!, at brought mann, SHIPMENT OF CHRISTY'e l'AMOC S TOWELS. THE STANDARD PRODUCT that such should be predieted, for in ttillit great gusto. bltni.,1 The stage was tence. apart altogether from the nothing Ill prupesell r; nenitle. It is to rim a poputar errs nF on BRITIsil INDUSTRY, see no, EXTRA LARGE SIZE, WHITE, 50in. x 38111., 8/11; int. Coo us casioto, nod 511gt11s1 of Oils year we will prettily drem .t feature the pick Or AUSIraiiis eempethion, and already' several still - the tarp hall 's I: ,'reedit' I Dont duo& percentage stipulations. or the 111.-1 Inn, lo, 111111111 notols iSim x 21111., S/I 1. .5115Cket rm. -upremacy. That in itself MOM., are euhruittieg their (-undid- to stage wit,' an aonhelom. Mat antici- of the polling was the extraordinary -Tieadtur. of On- ',age ,triviiiir ales I..- ill.' White' is a big laetor. but without the exc. I - Tie rolloeine enteriainiumos tall toe pated areal ttllitas tom the orchestral large number of informal votes, clue eelitheed 11, ,...01 HEAVY BATII TOWELS, BROWN, .15111. x 24111., 6/6. 1,..'tinte pit n'le out that of senater. This lent controt, as mitleneed by tile W.N. belt in the near lunitss.--Euelire parts ends and they 551:1',' 11.11 assasieleteo. nu doubt, to the electors voting ou II( Orel Sal- Coulball League. it WollIn not be Ant"- :um dant,, ,ra-stilt C. A. Illsevs. W1111 these y car the BItoW.N LINEN TOWELS, 401n. Silo., 6/11. organised ire Mesdames Ph at line. 1only thonism tmday a un the State Control questions, anti PI,Ill ?lays, 'rlie I eagne desee yeung es sesc tirtlw mini and J(1,1 I1e. till Thursday-. 5I11. loringitt, Imemo. 0.- ;mitt. in a very and ignoring the main issue. FAMOUS 1.15MAN SHEETING, 54111. WIDE, EVERY PATH \vet Ing Ina w ea per I., not broliem eresR e oody and possesses the coil - in ill liallityvs Ilall, limiloler;MaY GUARANTEED. a and The II1,11111.1.. 3111,11 All. ...11'. a body or :.1,1111to Pally 11111rto expert so:too:table 'Men,. of party foul dance in sI. Joseph': brier spa', 'fills RELIABLE MAISE, IS POSITIVELYTIIE LONGES'f WEARLSG AND MOST An epidemic uf measles has been I' one or the oldest litentilo,, loo to., SellOolrottin. ,to of Mae hi 4 1.11, .14.1,111S 'Mt capable as Ilio. Girls' orchesSmith !Mulder, on Thins - tral dIsplaees the oeltio.. day. Nifty 12111, 1:1111, of Vieforia Park. Their pir- playing havoc with the attendances eATISFACTORY OF ANY ON THE MARKET. USUAL PhICE, 5/6 YARD. mise oreanised les Ode-. the daughter or the year v.moo dame, and notheis . or football in the League president .,00tost night's iitertaintieoil Is guar- loritiance, 011 the violin, imeididin, ban- at the various schools on the Goitl. standsl'ECIAL DISCOUNT. 5 fits WIDE x 2} YARDS LONG, 5/10 EACH. Mr. "hilly" Orr is a busy, pain -- anteed eatr,e,-, so a good roil HO is jo. and ,otitar well moil. d the ell- fields, and affected children art .tlituntoos 1,1 rich offering In Ile, mind, Store secretary. -011Palrilla applause elven to them by and obliging taking WINCEYETTE. 38111. WIDE, DARK GREY MATERIAL BLUE AND ItaielA, Orval praise Is compelled to stay :.way a month. :lie large. audieliee. he has heist through tilt' MM, a !IMMO her gleams tile glio,1 of April's user, SPECIAL DISCOUNT, 2/2 YARD. PINK, 3.'6 YARD, tits° due In this lady for presenting to though in must cases they are fit great player, whose love for the [fame noon are tee the autlielire a prOgrainine of such ex- to return in a week. Theo never 5551151. Among those ludo, her is the tar faint dawn or June. nab Ilente a sothPane or arti.-des of ilele:rates. 111(51 Wino certaitiLv air club to fall victims to the disease were -nth varied ahiltlir. to en lertaill. 'file ahoy" Mir( giVe a splendid OM, men, and strive earnestly in the iiiter W1111 The prograllIMP (1111.11111 the Agatha and Eileen, the two little ,,r the weather Mat nsitally usher:- la rsis or their Hob-, hilt WM, al hov- have tile interests of the gam,. Received Publications so "1.1111 Vice," by Mrs. I:. A. daughters of Mr.Pat Russell, the football "seism, and it IA to he Howtor Ill, the onth.sa, lorown (piano and Miss NI. kierse bright wiiii such condiel that the weather conditions 1401111 to it.. tior, and ea.- rotiowea tO' an upetupg ever, under the skilful treatment of game eau look N'N'N'S'iNNNsss:ANS.ssseNsiNse% opening of 55 hat Mill 1.iters or our -To 1/1` 17:1. rintras tinsiend Dr. Vere Arkle and season Club." will III by the the careful Mingo Mg great -eason foewaril le "Iloo, ow/Wh- company dressed in attractive red COSThe Far East, I'm. Siustrallae aS 11(.1111.11,11 by the The Clirlaill Is 1111' Oil with the game! interest it- magazine has a grippe!, Inrclaste of what 1V, nursing by their mother, I am pleasS1.110111 I have limited. which is str.togtheneti each --me. e,pected chorus was ed to say they are quite well again muffin, Ie ..seste t. vermilion:Inv bright o he pleasant one,opening' On Wednesday evening ill St. mum nue Rol 1:111110111' has. in -nn ly tier reeltatim. anti S01111 "Ag- Marv's Hall it social and dance wa, howled twist suceessfully for as. seetir ;eel home atha 1:11'11" (will) the assistauct. (If a Mg 3 wickets for Ie. ',Odle our etiiies; slonary labours as a 1111.2111$ of routing CRICKET for 20. laic mit the agedieur 'lathe CUSIolom and Mee choral company comprIstug the held under the auspices of the Altai bowler, T. Willis, got Lovers of the terpsichooppoeing eaptaln, Grigg', performed calt superstition of China's teeming million,. Misses 5'. Tully. D. Robinson, el. Dud- Society. geon. G. allteliell. N. Rally with the bell, accounting for 8 of A. Joyce, rean art turned up in large numbers Our Lady's Virgin Titles. .A11 Austra- M. Ryan, and M. Kierse)Walsh, THE. ritIMASIT SCHOOLS' COMPETIour Men for 39, won great ste..- and as a result the TION. funds of the soour lest mat. h wae against Midland lian c.T. Society publicatiott, 113 the ees.i, and was encored. Mr. Raphael EFFICIENT k EXPERIENCED was in Knoll voice, and gave an exeel- ciety will be considerably increased. ristian Brothers MONEY TO LEND. RENTS COLLECTED. met nn ror tv.A.1..A. hey. Albert Power, Petrie,. wimio Frsmeetie Chidefeated. hod rendering of "While the River of 1,11111g. 1. Ut This was the milt" mull in 1111 $11111111 V Mary's (hound. 111 511. Ai. St. Joseph, of Fidelity. Model the whieh our captain lost the toss, alai Love Polls On," with a violin obligato Hall, a meeting was held for the purb tebunts inaugurad ,,,,a.etittn Primary a PanlIst c.T.s. Pamphlet, by by Mies eilmile Murray. of the captain asked us to nal Alt orches- pose or devising means or liquidating chooy tee rattier. NV.A.C.11r our sem,. reached 102 tral item. "Beautiful 01110," by the rot the debt on the rhumb. 1". Father hearhas so far been a lirst. Westel II AustraliaThe lowing performers;--Slisses A. Joyce. t,' presided over a rer0111 attendance of AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. Dunne sS. Is. Trager 13, W. Smith DO. MONTHLY STATEMENTS. boys of the The Golden Hour, for Merril -April. NI, Thompson, V. Tully. M. klet'se, great -oreesi. bend Allolland It. It was moved by nit. -cored 3t1, eklutuse parishioners. DI and at the are Bole agent for Australia, 1111..: ItEC(1111). Robinson, Mona Murray. el. Walsh, F. un ttttt I.ililstiati Brothers each P. hussell, anti seconded SIr. S. 11111, reord. 18 in The DV Innmgu. trettilir J. undefeated 2s. per Murray -street. annum. of the list with ailSehool milt. Newington be st. held. put divided (mandolin), that a bazaar This was lionourt were beht-ren M. second. Dudgeon CO14111011' with James -street free to ;ITO WW1 y., lath., 1912. (guitar). T. ciarrey. 51, Ryan (banjos), Perth. hold lino 5151111, 10 for 20, and 1'. Winn, 7 for l'oet Patrick's lows' school. et. Preston, M. Murray. 'Phone, ASSIO. protect con- .11, 011 wealth. h. TrowBelow are given sow position. !wider, M. Marsliall, IL. Rive (violins:. In which star perfornomr root. the Junction by eat,. MISS ROSErIA SPRIGGS, inneit !mt.,' or nu. games We have beautiful Brick FOR SALE. and R. Davies (cornet) won much apfor ti.. part. !Wring the Itrotherce Sellools(It"took A.M.U.A. plause, ft was of a delightfel perform ar, the besl ONE The following hattliosT SET oF (II' s'1' THE generosity Houses for Sale easy diswithin say. Needless to "1 Passed by Tom Window." oCodouleol Prints in the above and bowling as errs.), for the Sr:v.1,Beauti- Mire. tance of Cathedral, Monastry, tiut W.A.C.A. in arranging We hate ample Funds to lend sung by Miss )(entice:I Moss, bronglit fel oak frames). appreciated by competition was NW' time 111AI flog. St. Joseph's, and other Churdhes forth an undeniable Nice,, and in resSize, 23iit. In arratur 7}Iii, -175, £200, £250, £300, £5)O up to the boys. They lost no she gave a very pleasing rendiponse their Aver. Iltalles., and to PRICE, £10 Os, and Schools. Good tcrms if reing for envier practice must £5,000. Current Rates of In51 be at17.7 inspiallon hotted. Apply THE RE- tion of "Where the River Shannon keetmess In Oils respect measurer quired. Flows." "McGinty'': Goat," a comic Wit. It, 'tenger 1.1.7 371 CORD. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT terest. tributed in very great Is song by 31150 Mile Themes, tickled tee J. Gustafson 13.3 3f. The fornt good onsistently w' and put it In the merriest mood. IS of W. T. Smith . 13.2 :ittiteiTiay was postponer: until Satur- hot no doubt but that lite school boys Miss Kathleen Harrold (a pupil of Miss I:. 13 3 day,On the present, given enportunitles of platIfilds Temple) a good recitation *Nut out. surpervision. Saturday play was resumed, al- of "The Women gave ing on turf and under mil Head," a ei on the frame, though the weather was showery. Byrne Miss Rose Davis of15 Mumble Bowling. must become keener pupil of Mr. Mad 41 BARRACK.STRETT, PERTH MR. J. L. O'SULLIVAN, to raising the standard ',et contribute started with. a hope of whining. The 1'780111 Karl a very ince cornet sole, W. It. le. (Opposite Town Hall). chief scorers were 1,. Tierney (4 1), B. of cricket in W.A. ReDrosentaLiffe. "Why at.% T. Smith iu "Killarney." Am I Always the .. 42 2.8 strong In Smyth (76), and (29). 'HerK. Byrne our team was particularly BrIdesniaid ?" by Mater (lettere MinC. Hughes . 73 74 . 3.2 unproved almost a ne', played fairly good bowling game until ne the attack. sky, evoked much 116 amusement: and T. Wiry 39 3.7 our while teams, Mt up a catch which was taken by R. Miss 011ie Flint, a promising you'll playable to several s 'F, O'Loughlin on the grOund Seaman. Smyth is also worthy of men IRISH NATIONAL 'Veld work in tothe air and The beautifully rendered "Love's Team wa-, ST. PATRICK'S Ile played a cautious game unwatch. was a treat Kiss." and for au encore number BOYS' SCHOOL, PERTH. Doe. and til he knocked one hub lite air, welch Own FORESTERS moat capably led by Will Smith, cave "Aloiher alaehree."' Both Items although well tried for was tntsmet. were enthusiastically inert' man tn. the team responded splenThe Cricket AlWestern Australian received. A A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. A special word of praise is due a didly. competition After a good innings lie was bowled by battle duet. "Pant Creerent," by Mn-, as socialion inaugurated Renovated officiated who Throughout. N.W. Visitors Bryant. 5. and I'. Goldfields specialBerne played fair Hetherington, a Mr. to amongst the priinary schools of the metClaire). and Miss May 1lTari was filUril No Initiation Fee. Cheapest Cow Kevin wished to see les team appreciated. umpire. and to Nell Orosven0r, OUr ofttor ropolitan area. Seven schools, amongst game. "The Dear Little Shamly Catered for. Under Owner's Personal Supervision tributions. Appended are details etal scorer. them St. Patrick's Boys, played In the sits and event in to keep up the wicket. rock," Snug by Miss Preston, assist, Manche:. Hugh O'Neill, Perth, meets round, which commenced on Feb- Ile was very careful throughout. Bleb- by Mee. R. Clatfey and tin. altssee M. M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. matehm first atteruate Thursdays, In the Trades Hall our ruary 11th, and ended on April 181h. ard Bryant put Ina fast One, Slid Kevin. 'Geese, 11. Itobleson. L. Preslon, Tile Ilrst match was against Boys. (flown t4,, Beaufort (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) -street, Perth. The boys, considering this was their thinking to punish it, smacked at it, and Thompson, and It. in.vies, was a nice Brian Roru Stanch, Fremantle, ,,,neighbOUrs from Fremantle. every champions lirst attempt at cricket, acquitted them- was caught behind. Although given contribution and the "Shores of Italy." alternate Tuesday, Friendly Societies :school, and the result left us who not Holds null, Kevin walhen rroni the held Dunne. a duet Ifs their by the Misses Toni selves very creditably. first Kathleen Hall, Moss ce: 64 Adelaide -street; ut the Pori Secretary's with 211 to his Indicacredit. early Bryant's bowlers gave Della matches niet tlit. Robtuson, In Address, three they strongest character dress, was the batting average, W. Keane', 23 Burt -street, were: by Gonna'', 3 for 47; Bryant, it for capabilities a very- pleasing item teams or the association. and were neatLittle Fremantle. tion or tits run -getting Cartes Partial, for 311. K. Ilyrne's bowl- Mackenzie, hl a daucc, "TheDorothea Boulder; Secretary's Stuart en 011 each occasion by a three-point 77; Jones. Moth," eompliing 15, while Tom 01.011811:111 address, Court pretty little fairy, and deHotel, Boulder; meats alternate rriclays. During the latter portion of the ers were K. Byrne, 1 for 39; V. Bylaw, looked and Jack Prince got 3 and 15 runs Ie. tvin. for 26. Byrne's team finished up lighted everyone. John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. captain, round they played against teams of A sextette, "011. W. Smith, our spectively. 201. Ills nelding was bad on the Icy Jingo," by the Misses Meese, M. 8 for h, 101;Mho)ley. Quebec -street, Midland more even match. and were victorious whit bowled magnificently, getting June:The lad whole, awl if II had not been for that, Ryan, A. Joyce, II. Trowbridge, 0. MitIn three out of lour gime s. while T. Whips secured 8 for 17. match they lost by five rims, after a like *the Engliehmen, lie would have chell, and D. Rebinson, very nicely conMulle to Lend on application to the The following week we journeyed to Bare fought game. W011. Bryant, on the rontrarv, fielded cluded the first pert of the programme. the IeStililvan. Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. with captain, ,subiaeo Oral, tO try conclusions The result of It wars a will to The second part opened with a nicely Tie proved well. Mass:ell, Barrack -street, Perth, or the led his elite. local Boys' School. Here we found successfulably the rembinalion. played overture "The. Meeting of the Geheral tsecrethary, care J. J. SnIgg. 011 many oecaehnis with the Miss Spriggs Is a Goldfield. sotto:. a stiffer proposition. This school gives hall and Mt. On the College wieket. played \Vetere," by Miss Marjorie Thompson, Bar:ark-street. by his method or Twice, imand wellstudying the coaching, who Is under Tut lady eats of evidence Gill. 0111 WOn the toss and put Rite,which was followed by a dance, "High: knpwit Mr. Edward Goll, at the Mel from the batting. he sexed tram defeat. Ou.. season. the proved much during lu. For Riley Dawson made I 7, and land Fling." Dy Miss Jean Flint, an re cliegwidden, ear ta tho vice. in, played wilt, For Interne conservatorium or Music. boys strove hard fur au outright was bowled by Moseley. lilies' himeellent exhibition PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG or dancing. the sea.mn. Ito consistently throughout which would mean a three-point vic- was the mainstay o'.' the team In ine bat- self was caught and bowled by Aloseley Misses Margaret %Valet' and maul se me year, presiOusly she Was Untie, MEN'S SOCIETY. tutorship of Herr Humana', of the tory, and Just heat the clock be five th is. his highest score being 48, made after making DI. The whole team kierse for their mandolin duel, El- the Adelaide Moist, atorium, during widen Tunuity Leen came dui of in the last match of the round. heart', triad" a grand total of OM, 604 HAY -STREET, PERTH. minutes. OM thee mira Polka.had to give a repeat numT. Dunne i t. she boarded at the Dominican conIris shell by getting 17. gathered in a neat total of ber. Mr. Joe Sturtner was In slue titue Lialer the Patrouage 01 His Gr.,. played batted, and Gm, the another hat,Mall of promise. and was received vent, into the Church ,,,,end C. Hughes 12 not out, were Moseley made .1 2. lack %Vice, and his song, "alacuslila." was Archbishop clune). allteliell, the 'White For very fine Innings. the Archbishop of Adelaide, Dr. other batsmen to reach double Metres. some managed to . a draw for top greatly admired. Billiard Room, Lounge, Library. Card rill' Charge of the by or the side. wee successful as Sprite, Miss Sprigg, IS a brilliant We (dosed our second Innings at it for mittirtt score on ills side with II. nl two In- Light erIgade," by Miss Hilda Temple, solo Room, Cricket Club, Harriers' Club, took tom lu one he match trundler, piontste. Patrons of her reel'!?ipartleul is, Si. Gallagher( oue of our left-handed got 7 wickets and Moseley was one of the attractions of the even Debating, Musical, and ror ten i.uns. Throughout the ningsfor(1111 Dramatic les or which are- advertised) batsmen, playing a cetiltal inning, or wiekets Gill, and for Tilley alelitties ob- ing, and her story of the Navy created Society. leant Ilrldrrl adriliralay the live aro assured of a musical treat. GoldThe deadly left-hand de- so anon the commending x wlekets and 'they 7. 26 not out. "Moonlitrtir, Riley', 0Proariona laPplause. Ihent on licit tained ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. fields people penerally a, anxious that team could liveries of \V. Smith accounted for 7 snectators have fielded much by the Girls' better Orchestral Club. was a Moo. world. Below Is a result of the A sOCIEIT THAT EVERY CATHOLIC they did, although they managed creditable perrof mance. 01 the °Pluming batsmen at a cost of 0 A comic state Miss Spriggs will meet with unstinted ninteh, piayed Perth Boys'. int; it. Dian 110111 the merit or her recital for 5. YOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. runs, while Con Hughes took It, Win. 0111 battled hard, 'but were "The Dog," Sting by -Miss Rene Thomas, rilecesS Ground was Patrick's,el;32 and 25. Junior TeMiniell. defeated. Full particulars on application toThe beautiful gave the young cutnedienne an oppor- and wIlempread support and encourage7e ate] SI. Pat's, Christian 1111. opOur ment of the people, victory. next W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. Of our 1110 Scene JUNIORS. tunity to show her really clever pasta g2; St. Pat's, 23 Evottlers'. Fremantle, Put St. front noments were our It Miss allimie !Murray's 011 1.11, lower pitch last NA, ditesday in comedy'. 21 This leant, which is slack's, Perth. RAILWAY violin solo. "Le Uygur.," etos a11 treatI T1,1 B RECHA St ;11(117t?ii-. irjn! l.'71-;rs"115'7Slattil' Dawson wZon the and baits, toss first 111P competito the meeting and carried unaitimoUsProbably the SIllalleat 4 ed, and little Miss Jeannette Newing- ly. Pat's, na. against Mingo. Society of St. Vincent de Pau 3 1 and 37; St. to less The 10110Wilig general COI iiiii Ince tion, put tip a pitchy light. but We held Chrrement, gi pally admired. A. St. Pat's, 23 and Ilio balling site knocked up the fair ton's dancing 'the consistent Tom MidlandDI.Junction. 2 tren elerted.--Me-srs. cartnotb. duet. "Tearhing MeSaiddeu Western Australia (lneorp) loo many guns. 10 was 7- anti n for 5.1, set., of 120. to which Wallace. ituati. comic 11111, Fels, ttoyleu, Quinn, Simpson, theme was top scorer with 25. end cSt.for Waltz," by Masters 0, Trowbridge and Pat's, R7 and If., and T. Dawson eontributed their little G. Klitisky, pupils or the Sisters Torn O'Lotiglittu t ontritinted a useful DI of Dillon. curry, Seynteur. Lawler; MesMRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. Littero, with slightly over an hour St. Joachim's Convent, was a laughable W. Smith, 0 fn.. dames (tall, Riley. Corry, Kelly, Sayers, to our score of 83. howling Averages. The most suitable for Visitors to Pettis This Society- exists for the purpose are right opposite the 10 bat, Went in. and failed to overtake lo. and T. Wins. 6 for el, secured the Perth Railway Station. Best attention and They "Pirouette " by the Dolan; Mleeee Quinn and McGoverii. of assisting worthy Dimities and others, It. Av. W. Moderate Prices. Ills score performance. the -Tore Or '111,', nut time. bowing(' honouree 011ie and Jean Flint. 1111,115 of mr, P. 1. Russell was appointed SeelyIncluding lunettes of public institutions. 1. 5 totalled 7.1. Campbell (Is), Lillian (12), Missee our nest Allss Doris Melville, was a really clever tary, and Air. P. Lynch was elected J,remaiitle Oval- saw II, gain In indigent circumstances, and eugage§ 70 Mt -Laughlin I4 7, heing chief score,. Diamond Ind Ti... A subecriptloil list mas yrPtory, the easiest or the route]. and was greatly treasurer. ill other good works. it Is ssuverned trgothyao 23 144it6 Illiogwortit tried conclUs1ons with exhibition ofThedancing, THE TTlaremont boys, for WI10111 the SWIM 1111.1e, "Where by u Council. oiliest 111 No. 52 (top floor) There's then opened, and thp following dons Chetrwldtlen 21 123 lovaiig, ending in the latter's lirst lose admired. tlOns were reeelved.-Mr, Kenalle Cs mina baths hart' Vie greatest attrartIon, a Boy There's a Girl." sang Itoy-al by the Arcade, Perin, lied has branches Fox's fine Serge Kelly obtained the Slisses madie Kierse, Kathleen for n long lime. Balling Average.. SIr. Mulcahy 15. Mr. Russell £5, were not up to the form of previous or conferences in Harold, many parishes lint trick. Bald -ode also bowled well, They have the material, but ?earns. Company, rang down the curtain till Mr. Kaman el/IS-. air. Rol re 12 throughout the State. Av. In. It. Saturday's moieties resulted ill a vic- andmost A LIMITED QUANTITY they showed thatoselves sadly Iu need pleasant and well -arranged pro- Mr, McGovern L1 / i /-, A Friend v The calls on its funds are wally, slid 127 einorwittilen . 10 12 tory to IllIngWortli over 1.111iiro. white agratimfr. Our only visit with a view to supplemeuting its reTh. dances were produced Mrs. Ilegerly 14/0/-, Mrs. Durres 1,1 Consistent prlielice. 64 heard No. 11. Dawson yielded to Young on hit1/1/, Mrs, MeDnuald El/1/-, sources, the Society SUITS TO 10 the wickets tesillted In our boys invites persons the direction Rose of Miss In the former match Illinfr- under wlekel. w e ting lip as for the 111SS or 4 wickets. Chappel Z I / I /-. Mrs. Ashton£1; I,-, kina their wills to remember Its Moss, C. A. Brown excellently esnrth, nelding first. dIsinisseil Ills op- fulilliedandtheMrs. work. Bequests may he made in favSECONDARY SCHOOLS' SPORTS. MEASURE The chief scorers were C. Mathes I I.. or accompantste. To Mrs. Stewart. £1, and Mr. !Slink stare Order Your Winter Suit NOW, lmlletlt.s for about On, Lithe°. Kindel. her and the office our of the Particular Council, or any . W, Smith (Isl. and R. Tenirer £5. The various stalls will be C011 ii talented company brought To "Head of the River" Decided -Dry. and II, Phillips topping the score. whilst out under her supervision Courerence or the Society. (AT, retired). Thomas. of Die Clare the grand ducted by the following ladies:-IteTo -day is Otte or the big days or tine the Site15,-.1-.11 bottlers were Kelly and opening concert or the Olrts'toOrellestral freshment stall--eleedames Ball and ...wont side, scored 17 mit of Si: In their Lillago. 1.1111101 failed to Malte and T. O'Loughlin and C. year 1(0111 for seliolars and supporter: J.Coo(' Fancy stall-Children of Mary: High Quality Blarney second innings. Club, the great. st praise Is due for c 1511cA was play and Stall, as rain fell the YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF four nr the secondary schools. 'floe bowlers, stall, Sayers, 11111. each Piceadilly Mesdames light at to Owlet' ;Wanes ram. splendid enterfal 1111nprwoilli's otiven In and "m'ote'l title of "Head or the Myer" will rendered rather nimbly. ettlitg...6 for 7. aid of a charitable purpose, Doran, and !Miss Italy; South KalgoorWESTERN AUSTRALIA. for to-rlaN. 111. ro55 .11 The crews of learn ran up over SO (Doran tn. ann It was a delightful performance, and lie stall-Mesdames Fchocher, Wyley Tweeds One of These Tor-rt,t`s. our flfth mateli we had again on Save Money Under the Patronage of Ills Grace the Illingworth 211. well Campbell did Tour undergone schools have a Here the PleVell the the return should be Very pleasing to Kelly, Stewart. and Weiler; Sweet sten In journey to Perth. Archbishop. the bait fn. the fielding leant. an wee weer associated with It. After -Misses Bail, Fels. and Dunne; Fairs from the 'unto'. Teelivoleal Setiord were thorough course of coat -lithe and train- with IDEAL FOR IR WIRTH Cot Sunday and Monday Young com- the performance Objects: The Study of the Language. We li td looked forward ine, and though only one ran win, all pletely nwaltiog us. dancing was indultreo stall-aleedamee Masse!, Eels, Dillow defeated 'ilium by 180 to 41. Mutat:. History, Literature, and Dancing should give a gond liceounit or theinselstall-MIsees up to alley 1: o'elock. Flower Sheedy, Shlels, 11/ 1111.1 match with stone Interest, as we The Girls' SUITS 10 C of Ireland, and tile revival of the Ideate The rare will comment,. at n.:10, Lithav went fn to bat. but Tomtit nun Orchestral Club presented Mrs. Brown, Sweeney. expected it to be our closest contest, vet. of III Irish -Ireland. and given favourable weather this year's llorrliraii managed the howling well, and their instructress, with were liot and In some respects Oil Thursday night, April 21st, tle MEASURE 4110., above poor score resit., led. Caton - lItineiboir as a token of theira tiandsome Tito Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY pointed. The Techoleel boys, led by (need should be a most interesting one. the appreeni- Children of 'Mary opened their SeaSoll bell and Sedan for the EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. PATRICK'S losers. and Hefull report of the (mutest wall be pubtheir capable captain. Molloy. hatted of entertaltanents by holding a euchre rigan (53), (rdit, 11111 Young BOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON -ST. J. Butler nrst. nod were dismissed for the small lished in next Issue. in party and dance aid of the April Monthly Subscriptions. Ladies and (30) for tilt' winners, were the success. _total of At, to which ()nighty eontributAppeal. The result was highly satte Juveniles, 6d.; Gentlemen, Ia. fill batsmen. Our boys. full of fast Dye Indigo s4,1 an atIreetive t6. factory, awl 1111. M111111101, were all'' J. P. DOHENY, Hon. Secretary. P. J. RUSSELL NEW NOIRSIA CRICKET. emindence, essayed to pass tills score. to the fund a nice little to hand over P. CLIFFCRD, Asst. Secretary. SENIORS. House for Men's Wear. The hut great was our dismay when the At the conejusion of the PELLEW'S BOULDER 'Ille Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, Un- cheque. the Last Wednesday a teat. front Serges board read 7 for 24. but the "tail" wagloernament It was found that Mrs. For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, of these our did derwear, Etc. innings Ilannaii-at., PRICES Kalgoorlie Gerdy was the winner of the haul' nut yule the Its ged so vInlentle that Junior and eenior does., ',lased a AUSTRALIA HOTEL klso HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. (Opp. Post onteo. 'Phone I 474. nut close till the re.teelabl total of 70 match egiltSt a combined team selected prize. while Mr. Campbell was the sue UNEQUALLED VAT UT offers that make them such great KALGOORLIE Du* (Distal:son. wit° from hub -senior and the other elasseSeas resetual. Mrs. cessful aspirant for the gent's. NATIONAL HOTEL, FREMANTLE. waa having his nest frame, was the hero of the College. MATERIALS P. FRAWLEY, croprietor. the The former were i.ae value, but it's Gus. Dawson and Mr. Arnold obtained SUITS TO Motive lit eeconci lase vie tained by K. Byrnes the orders by ..e.s le...fluted Throughout. of the match. N.W. and MANNION & CRUSE the least numb,',b.bt1 ga andileach Good Accommodation for Travellers. you get for those prices. Picture it eeatinvi 111 a lively 31, Ineluding 7 sixers Bryant. Bryant won the toss, and de- Country Visitors specially Catered for. The uoiciftelds Undertakers, 18 Hanprize.es, MEASURE while Nell Anderson stone- cided to bat. and 3 As the mate!) was to be Under Owen's Personal Supervision. M. first occasion on which the people to yourself-a smart, well -tailored -et., Kalgoorlie. Why Do We Lead? the walled pluckily for 7 not out. Newcastle Club Hotel played out, Bryant's 'Lean batted very N. MULCAHY, Proprietress. (Late Cen- nan had the ponour of meetBecause we understand our business. or Kalgoorlie suit of an Australian -made Tweed theirTh second altommt Die Whet side carefully. watching the good balls aid tral and Shamrock -Hotels, Perth). ing their two new priests, Fathers South Terrace, Fremantle. Newly Re'Phone 327. performed very rredltnbl)'. the last vile - puniehine the loose ones. They kept Kearin and Lamont-ad at a social gaGoldfields one of those war.u. novated -and 1'p -to -Date. Or 14/41.! fur Fox's Cheviot kid ratline for 58, of which limiter tut Byrne fielding all the aftirittani, and The rornier, Making a thering. and Nerlh-West customers specially SAVOY HOTEL comfortable -wearing Blarney Tweed., 27 and Molloy Ia. Requiring to to wilt. made a goodly score of 333. R. Bryant, catered for. South Beach trams stop ncat little speech when distributing the THE WORLD-FAMED MATERIAL A". 11011105 11110 TOM 111011,0 went to Me who usually ntade a good stand, was The Savoy is the Arise of Luxury and J. W. prizes, thanked the -people for their. SHEEHAN at door. Proprietor: T. U. Ryan (late in, Perth can Nothing [or £5/10/-! Refinement. lekets. and treated the spectatOrs to SOOTI dismissed from the wicket. Guilt, and congratulated the Chiland Wyndham. attendance, Club. see., Celtic At the however, made up for Eryant by scoring Accommodation may be reserved by Prime Beef Butcher, Hannan -street, dren of Mary On the success of their approach these values. SUITS TO flute display of lively hittingg. 'lel. I 57. Kalgoorlie. Tel. 488. Maritana-street, efforts. Father Prendergast, from Leowire or letter. lie was missed in the second drawing of stumps they were both un 115. Plcadlily. Telephone 474. J. M. QUIGLEY, Licensee. MEASURE ',mattered, Con being Ill not out fin - over, and from that 11011. until he Dainty renora. was also'- present. 13 not out. eluding caught by Jim Clune off V. Byrne he fOltrai. and Tom freslintents we, handed Mend, aft,' GLENORAN NO. 10 The emishitent Tom %Vitus spruced C r played well, hitting pp a catch now and cleared, and a jolts ORIENTAL HOTEL. MEN HAVE GIVEN UP TRYING which the fluor was best -bowling average with 8 for -2G. slid again, but they were boundaries, aim Hannan -street, Kalgoorlie. 'Phone 481. little clinic, 10 Mrs. Troupe's Polniles SCOTLAND'S BEST. TO FIND A BETTER DRINK Australian Made useally brought in a four to his score. One of the Beet Hotels on the Fields. C. Hughes did Well with 5 for el. music terminated the ,,,ning's enjoy THAN UNION BEER. PURE MALT WHISKY. From the bed/intig of the season we Gorinatt woke up in this match, ant' Splendid Accommodation. 'neut. Beat of to the As blared under Contract Medical were assured that the big Perth Boys biloW0II everybody that he could lay Everything Kept. liming room under Tweeds the wood on. When lie knocked five supervision or Mrs. Taylor. Meals, 1/6; ...Reboot would !trove our bardme proAlso Railway Dining Cars Department. Our contest with them ca fours In succession he astonished the Weekly, 27/6. position. JIM FRAWLEY,. ProClubs Hotels and the Leading and t tot. 1(11. the on the Fremantle Oval fieldsmen, seo much so that a few of prietor. LAIN PATTERNS JUST ARRIVED throuelivut the State. season. Byrne's !Hest goat out on the boundary seas Indeed the match of the Sdo Agent: THE TALENTED 'Winning the loss. W. Smith sent on. to wait for a catch. Ile was given out SOLO PIANISTIE GOLDFIELDS SUITS TO C A SPIGL Perth Boys In, and from 2 o'clock until 1.b.w. 011- Clifford, aid went oft the field PHIL COYLE No team pre. after making 71. 1.30 they held the fort. Bill BrYaet is also Tobacconist, Perth, will be pleased If vin (live MEASURE Li vlously encountered bud put tip a de- worthy of note. Ile has been Wilhite you would call for your requirements ow fence at all eomnarable to that wide% well thrcuphout tee season. and save money. Ile made Shaving 40., HaircutAnd will the TO give at "Samuel's" Tailoring Expert we pyperioneed that day. a seore or 49, and was caught by Orders sent to any part of V. ting ed. idea of the arduous lash set our boys, Byrne, the howlor being Sin,v1,11. give you stylish cut and fattiness fit, to comThe W.A. by V.P. Post. No remittance 'tie mat- be mentioned that off 443 balls catch was taken very well by fa Byrne needed. Cheapest in Perth. Razors plete your satisfaction. Post the coupon our opponents after a rim of five or six yards. 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your nut to ruffle but to smooth Australia's Foreign Relations. of Japanese amour propre. Instead England tu Mr. Ilughes is going refusing to allow Japanese to entei ground Conference, the on Imperial the attend Commonwealth to Homes." the Right to Defend its he that they are Asiatics, we should and as soon as Parliament met Apropos of Sir William Lathlain's "The Enrolment cards will be distribuabout it, re- come to a "gentlemen's arrangeall will letter on behalf of the citizens of Organisation has advanced rapidted during the meeting, and become going to enter into de- made a long statement and not am "I the enthusiasm world George, State-wide ly and ment" with them for the control of opportunity to of them viewing the Commonwealth's Perth to Mr. Lloyd State Secre- be given anJoin by that tails of outrages. Many are in a position, and especially dealing immigration. For us to adopt a interest keep up. The up at once. verbatim report of a speech and always City members. tne the untrue, of are leaves Aushereunder, White a of majority Organiser and question policy which must inevitably anger gentleman, reprinted ghastly busi- with the the Com- needs of the vast and Ireland. To tary many war. War is a grim, and the Goldfields in, He declared May another nation is foolish. Such aes The Prime Minister of will be of great interest to or at worst. (Hear, tralia and Japan.would Kevin Barry (South Perth) to pre- people in Britain or to allow prob- for Bunbury while Metropolitan -subbest at ness discuss undertaken audacious not was has demands a strong Australian monwealth Branch. whom the Mayor going to say the Conference of Eng- create problems to challenge them mediately, hear). And I am not said and policy branches are being a formed. in the the Constitution of the Empire, as- fleet or a powerful British squadron sent to the Prime Minister enough to include as being intensely has been Mayor lems to arise, andis not good state- urbanThursday branch that the all by that week to British night need no the was written that there all Pacific. It seems that we letter with the On force land a must necessarily be thereforeParliament's views on that in A meeting having been called in gratified purports to be by brute allow at Osborne Park. Reand has nut way of outrages a prodigal waste of cannot afford a big fleet of our own, of this City, which of the craft; to of South Perth on April 27th with the Prime Minister has to was opened I will go beyond that, and certain true. yes, to hereunder and sentiments however, failed, the furnished Empire. the He Britain, which is building of nation, are Great the matter. and ports of of to solidify two expressive A branch at Wa- object of forming a local branch of done the Allied Powers, through the I will say that if you turn Sir William Lath- the energies people with out that the claim of Australia no capital ships, is evidently not and citizens of Perth.congratulated on his burden the commonto take stews other activity. and the League, it took place in one of men-forced, conscript. point formed, millions to and been Dominions wielded, great a special squadron has has other be he to proviae the going and roona -strokes the field lain cannot composition, iniquitous taxation; in the Tory in- amongst others contemplated are the new wings of the schoolroom, master in the name of ed, compelled, driven-into sign the Peace Treaty and have for our protection. We may take efforts at epistolary to press with class legislation to one each at East. North, and about forty persons being present. continuesandto wield, you will always get among them a votes on the League of Nations had it that was the decision of the re. (now contrived Ireland; -worn war in has the ne and' Justice though number who will do things given them an independence tow- cent Naval Conference at SingaThe State President, Walter of the person terest in Britain of the South Fremantle, Mt. Hawthorn, to at- meaningless) slogan of the Rights of certain they be epos the ate Mem fullness and fue put a brake upon the wheels had not pore. Knowing this, Mr. Hughes is in conform- Victoria Park, Maylands, Bays- Dwyer, Esq., being unable Mr. M. Small Nations. Ibis was what David that the nation to whichof. I am ards foreign nations they he addresses thesycophancy. He nation's natural progress and -President, wait be ashamed Vice the would Don't tend. aspiralong the of his Cottesloe. possessed. This change now all for conciliation and a good as Chancellor needs water, and George, It is previouslyrecognised sonteness of spoke Lloyd tales. modern and these chair, seemwith on the dohe ity are took depending O'Dea, and understanding with the Mikado's (and others the not fulsome as on Canada in Do speech himself such in a fully asked. is to said be to. merit the story assumes Exchequer, for me to have the arrogance in tions, does not which flowed from ing: write in and get particulars. very forcibly on the aims of R. above South Africa, if not here, and it is Government. That is certainly a subject at the Queen's Hall, enough ingly brandishes his the autho- praise as that of the Mayor. Mayor Speak to those you know, distri- League. He was followed by Mr. which Germans themselves avow, inevitable that the matter must most welcome change, and suggests citizens) 1914:19, the of September on face and London, the a Walsh. who spoke splendidly, defend and proclaim-the at this Con- that the Prime Minister is beginfor, without consult- the sycophancy seem to have made bute the literature and form very "Belgium has been treated brutal- admit, and massacring, the shoot- come up for discussion rity to speak whole under branch. The State Council's central put the aims of the League cause. of the citizens Lathlain would the amount of :self- ning to realise that to control the ing with. the ly. (Hear, hear). How brutally burning people. Why? ference, because Ireland's repre- a great push to bring himself also harmless he and and of of Perth, clearly, down assume foreign policy of a country demands being ing must time Arcade. already M Dominions Royal We the the 44 is know. defence not yet (whom for on a mat- the notice of the PrimeMinister Mr. J. P. Doheny, State Secretary. we shall much. But what had she Because, according to the Germans, obviously depends greatly upon the much more foresight and care than Impe- office the Secretary is Mr. J. P. Doheny. sents) in public meeting,on which in England, and, of course the solMiss O'Doherty also know too on German and fired aureports followed, people That your these forward independence. ultimatum their importance of the control of domestic affairs. an substance, sent extent Secretaries. she ter of great Do. rialists, as a man of had German is to say, if the Commonwealth is does the spoke. The meeting decided that done? Had Bad legislation within the Commonloyalty. Whilst, for publication. Was she preparing diers. What business Britain and throughout of the name of the branch be known to Germany? controversy thority, and infinite Britain reports much Great expressed are against is vote hurts Australians only; it to has following wealth there able he The minima; of pub- without saying so, gratitude for his Branch activity to hand:as the Kevin Barry Branch, on the League, may freely pass le- i-emains a family business. Legislaand strong contrary currents to the measure of his following officers were select. The conattempting other into it brings Before which bring us the anger of the which gislation Central) tion on opinion. (Perth lic has Peter Lalor ed for the branch:-President, Mr. not impartial Knighthood. he anything but a taste flict with other nations, then it must Foreign Powers becomes an interimpose his narrow andPrime Branch. Minister hand displayed good letter-writer J. P. Devlin; Vice-President, Ms. consethe meet the to which may have sr prepared matter. he upon national judgment judg- that Addison, Notwithstanding the threatening Frank Clifford: Treasurer, Mr. Walquences itself, must not count on the gravest consequences. he in the flesh, of England as the well -formed of a capital that he was, wereIt is immaterial to nature of the weather on last Sun- ter Mahony; Secretary, Mr. Victor Hughes Mr. That protection. citizens British the of Anglo-Japaneselfiliance of ment Renewal reason ceuld appreciiite Yates. day week, a well-attendedthemeeting now realises this was shown by his Williem that at city of the Common wealth. HiberThat the Prime Minister is in chaswere not the obsequious Sir class Officers having been appointed., war on in was held at 8.30 p.m., at the remarks about the Japanese aland plaice -dealing, if he and is a Pertii the Vice -President, Mr. Frank CIA there establish absurd tened mood was further shown in to present Hall, upon insistence Scothis nian Paris in In flatulent his liance. -own obsessed by working the -Deter Self then that and the chair, of the reference to the United States. took his patriotism, Britain, ford, are faced Central Branch a White Australia and his general maims.; of loyalty and Mr. Committee was selected as follows: is well known that he is no lover to constiit land. Wales and England deadly mination for Ireland League. State attitude towards Japan, almost led It in a are should have inspired him But and Fitzthe Mr. Yates. .LL.B., "What," he said. "was famine, Mrs. Mayor of America. Slyth, here he Dwyer, Miss with class, that Walter to a crisis. On his return them in public meeting. As he saw and has grip with the Capitalistic occupied the chair. The gerald, Mr. Sid Kelly, Mr. P. Cliftook pride in telling of what he had the hope of the world? understandworst phases of President, officers Lathlain chose otherwise, the Coun. Father State Ireland Rev. the and alliance-an it was an in of it Pearce. Mr. ford, over the and generally narrow-minded done to cheek Japan, played the part of a descended to Paissianism in Belgium duringprin- following ing-between the two great branches in attendance:-Messrs. Pace. that counto were hostile himself and cil the showed politician that party Edwards, Bryan, of the English-speaking race." One -place are being enacted, Rev. Father Pace spoke on the try Constitution are O'Dea, Monaghan, the level of a paltry commonto Mr. war would never have thought he shared ciples of the Britishto thandepaid hire- R. E. Walsh, P. Walsh, and the aims of the League. and said that toady by his obsequiousness A Sudden Volte Face. Doheny). -hearted surrendered P. J. whole his this view after reading his utter(Mr. had claimed branch Feing the be GoSecretary may State his Lloyd George. It it is claimed by ngs of Lloyd proceedings Anglo-Jathe ericas during the war! Although he the support. Now, speaking of Mr. Dwyer opened by our Mayor, as elsewhere in then. with of Having opened the branch with aims the man --that "No 'tow recognises the need for an unof he said: Hall Treaty, panese Town explanation the vernment an that there our Tory Press, authority memirrefutable new British more an seven thing derstanding with America, he went rea of by it was a members, was twenty could deny that zones re- the League, and meeting on Tuesday last is the bers wore secured at the meeting. unrest and incipient should we on to say that "it was the bounden groundless that rubies how than citizens precious the passionate of showed logic meeting oblivious presentative apparently at is meet He Australian to duty of Australia to use every the greatest of loyal decided with The Committee have an alliance bellion. contention that the of Perth. and that his judgment facts, or else a false patriot- citizen should not interest himself the school -room on Wednesday, and no man who means at her disposal to effect East, Lloyd these the of in Power of wisdom and Imperialism the leadership fatuous ima an meetAs not The hear, such a modus vivendi as would who was 8 o'clock. or at (Hear, and Ireland. criminal, 1 I th May, was not a the mongrel ism in the cause of serise on Germany? Had soldiers there at all? George as indicated inBritish was act utterly dead to the duties he owed secure the renewal of the Anglepeople have stultified whateverand years portant partner in the British Com- ing closed with a hearty vote of to make war wrong upon Ger- and applause). Belgium Government of the any position inflicted canhis she concluat Japanese Treaty in a form acceptAustralia sacred anything speakers, do the that all most would nations to thanks his country proportion was bound ing in pursuance of the He seems to monwealth of by while her senior ding to -day has been endorsed by 4.s far as the with the singing of "God Save many which the Kaiser meeting might have given him. all to create a state of affairs that able to America the right, the right to defend its homes. of one reason normal- not stand idly was meeting as a representative She to safety redress? Treaty was concerned, he eras in Back to to the deadly capacity when and "Come instant was the and be an It Ireland" uniform would lack :n partner is jeopardising Empire by they were not in of the citizens of this city. be void of that wisdom most unuffending little countries she But favour of renewing it in any form et into to Miss MeEncroe. by Commonwealth," the the this of played broke of and to Erin," ly, name menace burglar meeting a fair If He and fired! representative they a There effice. sea Europe. (Hear, hear.) de- Why does Mr. Hughes take up this all that was satisfactory to Britain, apeertains to his Irish question still a the Kaiser's Palace at Potsdam, citizens. The Town Hall could riot which community as leaving the was-peaceable, industrious, thrifty, Boulder Branch, killed his ser- attitude to -day, when in Paris he America and ourselves." It we have has compromised athe and not providing the anhold a thoroughly representative foolish tribute to question. giving offence to no stroyed his furniture, paid recoghard-working, and large at was it world whole treasures-escertainly did much to bring about to choose between Japan and Ameand a the art which his sets swer meeting. of the citizens, cornfields have been vants, ruined the faction, and he unwarrantably The President, Mr. R. D. Lane, oc- one; and her be the only effective one; had made himself the state of affairs he now says it rica though, what would he do? The held at an hour in the day whenwere a large mass of nises to Self her villages have been pecially those he applause)against trampled, meeting. and last opinion the at chair would be criminal to provoke? Is tenor of his speech suggests that his -Determination. the cupied citizens leave namely, major portion of the to Seventeen new members were elect- burned, her art treasures have been -(laughter and and British opinion. There we manuscript of it not pretty clear that he must have he considers a good, understanding The meeting then proceeded the following their daily avocations their men have been burned the precious think her of are destroyed, the organisers would he establishment that had .8 very broad hint from the with Japan to be more important him. ed, showing official you women his speeches, do had no chance of expressing of this the election of offi- doing very fine work. So great is slaughtered-yea, and herof shame). be- Home Governmnt that if Australia than one with the United States. We wonder what he bearer wait until he got into uniform opinion on Mr. Lloyd George.any No of his Branch, and to the (Cries thinks too. children, document the and that inan anti-Japanese policy This means, of course, that whilst Hall membership (Laughfor adopted the rush took fact Town down? one as a matter of on fur- cers. following officers were elect- supply of cards has already run Hundreds and thousands of her peo- fore he shot him with British protection could not be he does fear Japan he knows quite precious burden? Probably The They were dealing terest in Mayor Lathlain's effusive ter). he will transfer it ed: --President: Mr. P. J. Ryan; out. The Secretary was instructed ple, their neat, comfortable, little It is Alf-evident that well that he has no reason to be on? intertheir reflection counted much into ther very broken is wan- those who had epistle-nobody to his hip -pocket, and homes burned to the dust, are land. present attitude towards Japan afraid of America. -Presidents: Messrs. O'Gradv to order a fresh supply. ested even in Mr. 'Lathlain, and no- from hisacoat household. (Hear, hear). But the our in their own he will keep it Vice Boland; Treasurer, Mr. Courthomeless man ought to ende_a[The black type is ours.-Ed. R I branch a dering We wise local dangerous. give the is is to already commonSo as has for he if Germans reputation and body with a Their crime perfidy of the good start off, the State Council us What was their crime? Secretary, Mr. j. McConnon: They entered Belgium to sense worth more than a farthingis there. appre- ney; E. to be written to asking that the or- was that they trusted to the word failed and thoroughly Coffey Misses gone. George opinion has his WEST PERTH Lloyd Committee: time what beans The MAYLANDS. cares two of the prob- McNamara; Messrs. Crogan, Dwyer, ganiser visit the fields as soon as pos- of a Prussian King. (Applause). I save time. continued applause). on any particular public subject. As ciates the seriousness he also is Browne, Smith, and Carrick. what the Kaiser hopes (Loud and not and know him, not if visit a do that is thought but It city sible. confronting time, commonplace lems gained a Lathhtin, Correspondent). Mr. Progress is being made with the riT(From Our of public this war. (Derisive They have lost their good name The branch is to be known as the could be arranged simultaneously to achieve byI have on Sunday evening, after devotions, novation of the old school Vending an.: draper, clothier and haberdasher, we seized with the weight a shrewd idea they have Every with the visit of the Archbishop dur- laughter). with which Bri- "Peter tire largest and most successful its transformation lido a commodious of tine Lalor" Branch. HisCurrent he might let his effusive epistle paes opinion in Britain. hear)."-From (Hear, with the church parochial hall. When tee eateuslua and imme- young Australian has read of Peter ing the coming month, it would what he will get; but one thing meetings In connection took place. Tile nas been leads to John -street, awl without comment. but as Mayor of tain he is very closely and parochial matters he does not Lalor's connection with the Eureka give the movement the needed im- has made certain, and that is that tory. itev. Fr. Lyric!' opened the meeting, and the other alterations completed it wi; the City, and., possibly, as Sir Wil- diately concerned, and that commit pull ever to viz., Austrawill objects, this and It Lathlain aims iu the parish. nation its a real want From supply no R.] explained be affair. Ed. William will petus. need Sir liam Lathlain, Knight, he should be In readiness for time Winter that of ways and means of raising and fool him Stockade In future, members are asked to crime again. lian "rebellion" Peter retired with with evening entertainments, and a number evoked in certain political quarters, the wool over his eyes ready cash in order to get going with well is though all but or any that arm: their lady friends his bring along belief an giving propaa of After Empire loss are belay into the of these, It is understood, new church. and by Reuter and cricketers. Some tile Too many ware some of you oldshowed he left himself in the hands of arranged by the young folk, who are single-handed, he fought his female sympathisers to the meeting, that there views gandists as somebody whose opinion him and his Government. the older players 'which decided that a baz- anticipating quite a new and pleasent bedside and literally yet. the meeting, -AUSTRALIAN ofis many as it is conceded that their presence IRISH is worth mentioning, and we there- ghosts are haunting hisof late, and way in true Celtic fashion, backed a kirk left in the old dogthese again this year. era in parish lite. place take would aar to interest people, is just as vital as a gentleman's, and It Is a treat to see thesports, which is The following oincials were elected in Mrs. J. Hardie will give a white tli, fore challenge it, as sent forward by disturbing his dreams has simply by the confidence of the SOr:IETIES. in the amount of good they could do old heads take in these with the entertainment and and saucer evening at her residency, the honoured position of Speaker Mr. Hughes, as an expression of the the Mayor of Perth society. St. connection P. A. Bryan; 24 Cleaver -street, ou Thursday, May all in the Interests of theafter Minis- the Victorian Parliament. Peter in the cause is inestimable. Miss B. a great bazaar. Chairman, T.Mr.Coonan; outright, sentiments of the great body of the played the fool to the Prime won treasurSOCIETY. Malachi's Mr. vice-chairman. at a p.m. The object is to prolath, IRELAND YOUNG attempts Lalor's spirit inspired the newl '- B. O'Connor is going to organise an The principal by six runs. Mr. J. lama; secretary, Mr. E. J. vide crockery for the winter eveutng citizens of Perth. We challenge it ter of EV) land, when heWest gathering of struggle were: D. Gallag- er, Aus- formed branch on Sunday nigh-is their behalf. This is good news, as A very enthusiastic During the meeting much socials, which are being held in cob Kenny. dis- scorers for Highgate creditable out, because we deny that Lloyd George, to cajole him with his a not $ and Markham, J. 12; the -Australians, when and to Irish 19 place as Lloyd and no doubt will animate its ac- the ability of Miss O'Connor is alnection with the Sacred Heart Steil the meeting her, 11, discussion tookcommence taken by Markham through his Government. is exhibit- tralian Imperial rose leaves. will building, also at the forthcoming bazaar, and incidenplay of talent characterised church would were The wickets were no tivities throughout. Before the ready well-known. evening. Thereamong For Maylands J. Mc. Messrs. P. A. Bryan tally to help furnish a kitchenette hem last Mondayvisitors. Prindiville. 8. of bazaar. ing that sound and wise judgment Georges Celtic temperament chief J. Kenny 6. date to ar- equjpment for the new parish hall. it present several "boys" of Osborne Donald R. If. Outridge 7, E. were T. Coonan and Park, meeting closed an enrolment of bat. which is essential to the urgent doubt appreciate the joke. the best with whom were the pressure or work, have and T. Hinds 6 didtaken with the Roads Board- or the use is conndently expected that there will Branch at Waroona. close on one hundred members was by H. Outridge range enter- be a sufficient contribution trout the who, owing to some time. Mr. O'Sul- The wickets were of the new Town Hall for elemonths. several substantial been absent for taltunent per month for slit generous people of the parish to supsevral brief visita- registered, and kindly gave (Si, and Sheedy (5). made very Lordship Buliewa, These from moves as did this meet- ply this particular need. receive& livan. were If everything -Determinaalong. NEWS OF THE ARCH- tions, and returned to Fremantle, donations will be publicly ackncw- A branch of the Self of Austra- a donation to help the society 1, the NO. a start in year, BRANCH, the ing. during A quiet but pretty wedding took Land CATHEDRAL WOMEN Old the League from donations for Ireland tion men off. EveryArchbishop. young tar Several building cannot be very H.A.C.B.S. DIOCESE. accompanied by the place at St. Brigid's Parish on Saturprove a very ledged. lia was formed at Waroona on Sun- were present. andto will the thing looks bright and fine for a gooda day evening last, when Miss Maryut. of After meeting ranks. our fortnightly usual The addition with sic result He (-Poppy") O'Connor, daughter of Miss day last. There was an excellent welcome Hibernian Hall season's enjoyment, Soldier's Songs was held in the to Will the Mrs. Gallagher who subsinging of "The style to the church funds. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. O'Connor, of CleaCALENDAR. (Sunday) Night attendance at the meeting, and the the the absence good additionadjourned owing "Here's a Toast branch 14th. inst. Golden Hour kindly Meeting To -morrow8th). sang in fine uutu next Sun- ver -street, was united Rs holy wedlock and The meeting to add on 8 8, Sunday within Octave of As, scribes to the president through illness, (May the The Begley of which site was forced were wbo prevailed. to all those enthusiasm when greatest Erin." day evening, to her address? vicewith to Mr. Ted McDowell by Father (Jerald us the furnish of White. preval. to the country was then cen n at the opening meeting would do O'Callaghan. encore. Mr. Quinn A number of the friends started with a membership an of trisn the removal(she hav'mr recently mar- not al. 9, St Gregory Nazianzen. White upon to give an exhibition to attend and mei out a little 0. and relatives of both parties, who are Important Address by Mr. Gerald branch Irish recep- president found itself in a well of a great ed true at prospects branch the a Gosnells, 30, with the 8, of May ried). 'received Sunday, Mass, the White and oil In going what is pariah. dan-ing, of quandary for a presiding officer, but, at well known and highly respected, were Tu, 10, St Antoninus. Hartrey. story a O'Hallinan," on the speeches The "Rory o'clock. 10 more. many and many tion. T. The quarterly meeting or St. Law- present at the ceremony, the W. II, Of the Octave of Ascension. 8 o'clock; Armidale, 15th.--Nanga was given a vigor- the -request of the secretary, Bro. very young passionate the bold Rapparee, accompanied Mass, Sunday, Mey rence O'Toole Branch of the Hibernian White R. Brennan. and Hynes, District Past President, The Peter Lalor Branch have been occasion breathed the rendering bytheMr.house Mr. kindly consented to take the chair for Society was Weld on Tuesday last, the bride and bridegroom es they left the down. his native land ous brought nearly of TI;. 12, Octave Day of Ascension. Brook, 7 &dock; Holyoake, 10 fortunate in securing the services of love of the Celt for church.ishes presiding. pleasure Ire Hinds) ro. T. from the (Bro, had president and arrivals evening, section Shaw, one of the new ballad of Easter the in our White. o'clock. stunt M. The Prohibition Miss as his report gave an able and earnest speaker for their Father Doddy delivered a telling ladies, Fr.(B Lynch young two or lama, sang a pathetic of the Winding White doings at the annual conference. of the Licensing District was made. a F. 13, Of the Feria. great rally to -morrow (Sunday) criticism of the misgovernment Murphy, sod Miss W. Hart, as full to the and could hardly complain The death of a priest resuscitates B. O'Doh- benefit members. Ills report was received and adopted on welter by the "dry" folk. and -though and terrible conditions of Week, Red. many S. 14, Vigil of Pentecost. reception he received. toMiss Mr. her resig- the motion of Bros. J. P. Sheedy ano they candidly admitted the omen. memories of his activities during night, at 8.30 p.m., at the Hibernian Ireland forwarded Death." O'Keefe the infamous Sister under "sentenced Irish people the gave equal erty selec- nation as President of the branch, as E. 2. Kenny. The secretary was in- were against them, they, with achieve life, both as a minister of religion and Hall. followed with a piano "rebel" in the case prevented het structed to sec about getting a cup- candour declared they would as a man of the world. CONFIRMATION OF CONVERTS of Mr. Gerald Hartrey will place be- Black and Tan Terror. Mr. J. Fitz- nuitivant the state of her health Mr. Pat Healy sang twosomewhat Nobody gut very exthe late Father More Heitman many duties as She board for the use of the society fixed the impossible. contest, patrick was elected secretary, and tion. AT LORETO . from Wien ling to the regret and the applause was antbuthe songs, and over the cited exreare was Members indeed Is 'he story that ran be told fore the meeting the claims which Clarke. the building. in General Mrs. like. "Killarney," by the of has life's pilgrimage as a man of the 'Ireland makes for freedom to de- Mr. C. Sheridan chairman. A com- noisy. gave would to roll up in strong number. lance was not at any time during notpressed, and it was derided to hold quested and as an encore she What was requisitioned. one who could enjoy all the good to the altar rails to -morrow (Sunday) canvas own destiny. Every man mittee of eight, with power to add, followed. The brother. over the acceptance of the resignation On last Sunday afternoon, his world, Minstrel Boy." iceable in the appeals on the No License things that may have come his way, and cide her which till the quarterly meeting, as it was lu full regalia. The executive "The with a step -dance, followed drythirsty was their abnormal Grace the Archbishop administered yet withstand contentedly many of the or woman of every creed. or shale was also appointed. Healy side a very serious instructions from was very well received. Mr. O'Sullifelt that it would be A very successful social and dance ness and a certain slimness, whim capable was Confirmation to a number of con- trials that beset such a man, trials that of political opinion, who apprecia- are now awaiting to the branch to' loseandso by in St. Luke's Hall on Thursa short but powerful address, didn't absolutely hide the Judging by the en- van, gavestate that day, held inevitable where and when human tes the heroic resistance which Irish headquarters. lie ap- blow verts lately received into the are and generous an officer, the 28th ult., in aid of the Chit however, of affairs at home. real motive of the "dry" folk. one on the a But it Is as a asserts Itself, the be nature would members, greats* of the there the hoped everythe to Fund, to thusiasm was and it Library offering is now tering time dreu of Mary's Church. It was an impressive pealed in strong seas to help the old teettcrial improvement in the health of one present eujoying themselves Im- "dry" speaker brought in the name of priest that the supernatural side of democracy and his raid upon the eneniY Considering life-a priest's calling-that Is always imposition of might and frightful- branch promises to be a real live Ireland beyondthethefreedom plac- mensely. consoling ceremony. of which they our worthy president. Mr. Hynes Musical items were render- Garribaldi Roman States during the strugland to enjoy and so, by all classes and ness should consider it a bounden wire. Miss Nel- lit the possessors. ed before members the call for help ed in between the dances, that many of those converts had to observed, The &immure for a united Italy. themselves were the happy morning as Saturday On last creeds. a vote of thanks from the Home of the Good Shepherd, lie Moyle sang "Eyes of Irish Blues. gle altogether apart from the Liquor Was make sacrifices for relinquishing -the the writer was passing along Mary - duty to unite with Ireland's friends The State Council beg to ack.now- Mr. Doheny, in moving euchre Mr. O'Sul- and it was decided to hold a by an Irish jigs which was Question, but it seemed to lit in with O'Sullivan, said that form of belief they were born in, street, Highgate MIL after Father Hat- in the effort to make right and ledge the following donations to- to Mr.was young party and dance on Thursday evening, followed Beg- the ranto r thecpad the Oertie of Miss appreciated. type much true a speaker,a,w wbo,e jusitrkanti livan funeral cortege had left the truth prevail. Unity is strength, Hall, in aid ley gave a good rendition of "Here's a that kept old Ire- May 3, In the Hibernian in order to join the True Fold, it linen's church for Karrakatta, numbers of apwards the fund:-Mr, St. John Irishman, the typo and unconquerable. of that most worthy institution. to The Toast to Erin," and as an encore "The however, of his Garribaldian was inspiring to witness the results parently non-Catholic residents stood In and at no time in Ireland's history Kennedy, lOs 6d: Victoria Park, II: land unconquered all appeal urged received confidently and support, Macbree." in committee of Gra O'Grady. speaking The Inci- has it been more urgent that all of the new Creed already apparent. clusters on the footpaths. words ilibernians and sympathisers to make Land £5; Vic- Mr. Mrs. sfvoalks.,c,lear to many who know the "dry hearty applause for her effort. members to pay heed to the we wish to relate is one which her friends the world over should Mrs. E. A. McMitchell, the range the evening a success. If the scene was so impressive for dent Father the Clarke, as usual, captured the applause Rev. advertised elsewhere in this Issue £1; of Mr. O'Sullivan by joining may be called rommon as occurring to Ve toria Park, for Ireland house with her singing a As the whole of -Determination Self euchre party and dance Is being or the the spectators, how much more so all priests, especially in country dis- present an imperviousofphalanx of Father Rev. 6c1; H.A.C.B.B., VIUSIACCI. of "A Prayer of Love," followed by trellised by tile committee or the North lying pro- O'Grady, lOs ls; To quote Mr. O'Sullivan, se League. -Father Hallman." we heard the poisoned javelins for those whom the strengthening tricts. excellence Flynn, that Determinawas with John or £1 dance Mara," and "Ave social Crowley, "Extermination be Perth Stall, St. Brigid's School Builds fortnightly must The of these wonpeople exclaim in pagandism which are being hurled -Opened Chrism anointed, making, them several which the parishioners have grown ae- Ing Fund, to be held at the North Perth Miss Mollie O'Leary re on the slat. ult., in the old church. derment, "lied to fast and travel 3o borne Park. £10 10s; James Hanly, tion." a jig. A held Mrs. Cunningham, Mr. Town Hall on Thursday next, May 12. and the music cUstOlned to. up till then only members of miles to say the second Mass." And daily against the very heart of one Kwollyin, £2 2s; Maude A. Web- the musteal programme with The attendance was good.class. and performed J. Quinn followed, Mr. usual. and As Courtney, by Mr.I 0111,ordan committee Is sparing no efforts to dancing- were first again, "Farley travellhig $0 Miles to of the purest democracies on earth. the Church, valiant and sturdy baptise Soldier's and style a series of The J. Dwyer, £1 Is; J. song did a roaring learns ann in thoroughly conicwhich this season's euchre parties a after the singing of "Tile The a baby, who was thrught to be Well-known Irish concert artists ster, £1 ls; J. 10s; con, the canteen were greatly make champions in the interest of Christ hornpipes and jigs, B. O'Sullivan, Song" the meeting closed. complete success, and beg the co-opmaterially to make the financial At in- admired. The duties of M.C. were eration of last season's patrons and will create an appropriate atmos- O'Donoghue.Howard. to all members in helped a success. appeal, again evening the of and His Spouse. At the close of the dying!" Nolan, mitts.' side M. 10s; 10s; Mary the Irish tervals during the evening songs and re- splendidly carried out by Mr. Rose. A welcome new ones to their homely gaof ranks Irish the of join the renderings to spirited by phere State addressed this Grace his function. for this Lea- citations, all of high merit, were given. special word of thanks is dud to Mrs. therings at the North Perth Town Hall, £1; M. Dwyer, 5s; R. Raftis, 5s. self -Determination League.true songs and other musical items. FREMANTLE. Irish men The vocalists were Miss I. Lafferty and l'ollard, A.T.C.L., who acted as accom- and assure one and all a most enjoyConfirmed in words of great enall gue needs the help of panist, and Mr. E. J. Kenny, who help- able evening on the 12th. The prizes couragement, explaining the signiand wornon. if she is to succeed in her Miss P. Doherty, and theN.recitationists Seymour. ed to make the evening a success, The first lady's being a are good. work. Miss N. Harris and Miss ficance of the Sacrament, its ef(Front Our Correspondent). good quality umbrella, also an umThe fortnightly meeting of the soof Benediction helps. its and fects, DEATH, on the 2Stis tilt. About good quality for the gent's 484, brella of Bishop of Sale was Ills Lordship, the NO. eiety held BRANCH, MALACHI'S ST. corres- HYNES.-At St. Rock's Hospital, Sun- nest prize. The ladles' second prize the Most Blessed Sacrament, given (Most Rev. Dr. Phelan) passed through forty members were present. H.A.C.B.S., HIGHGATE. after a short is to be a few pounds of extra good received from the J011bury, oil April 27th., on Tuesday last by the Orby his Grace, who was assisted by Fremantle is usual on pondence was Association, daugh- tea, while the gent's second is a bottle thanking the The above hranch filet Brother illness, Ethel Mary. youngest on his ad limina visit to the Holy function. vieto Coo- mont Progress 20th. April Father Dunne, closed the the enfor Kate Hynes, of or wine. Wednesdes, branch the During the dance a golden will be rememof Phelan, it club ter of Terence and Dr. dramatic Father. . of tertainment given at Jolimotnt icnonaviedyedof number good a over and 0 sovereign Is to be raffled at 6d. a time; years presided 15 ney aged so prelate who Waterloo; is the patriot bered, present also were, There letter left members. The his Grace so roll up, these are good chances not funds. months.-R.I.P. the Flood scathingly criticised the Melbourne On Thursday last O'ToOle's Lawrence Si, from flood Inllmont the visitors Our patrons from town that missed. to be their insulting conditions Information The society has the Perth for Albany, whcfre he will Council for branch, sr/islands. had benefited to the extent of t4 should take the Buiwer-street--North on the recent St. Patrick's IN MEMORIAM. Lyons, funds During the BROSNAN.-Of for Perth car, to View -street. a zealous secretary in Bro. hold visitation and administer Con- Imposed pray entertainment. Dr. Phelan intenp the charity, by your Day Procession, go branch the the perwho is sure to make to be absent ror six or nine months, the repose of the soul of Jeremiah firmation to-morrow (Sunday). of the eveneur three new members, in

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during which time he will visit France, 1"4"liearasiVenaritie Branch of the Self-Determination for Ireland League of Australia will be launched to -morrow afternoon, when the ground work will be laid of a strong slid energetic branch. A full report or the proceedings will appear In our next issue. F.C.M.S. held the first of a series. Rev. Fathers E. Moss (Adm.) and of The winter entertainments on WednesP. McBride returned on Thursday day, the 27th tilt, when a pleasant eventhe ing's dancing was partaken of by those last from a holiday spent in The society intends to make present. Eastern States. the fixture a regular fortnightly affair. Nurse McKlernan has returned from at Armadale. Right Rev. Dr. Catalon, a short holiday spent The The Fremantle Catholic Men's SocieORB., Lord Abbot of New Norcia, held a very successful smoke social accompanied by Father Ubach; was ty on Thursday evening, a full report or which will appear next week. of Inc in Perth during the week. The newly -elected president Alford, has lllbernians, Mr. T. J.experience The Right Rev. Dr. Phelan, Me local as had considerable already he having hop of Sale (Vic.) passed through chief omcer of the branch, in the months °eighteen Fremantle on Tuesday by the On served Strong, some three years ago. and chair vieto, en route to Ireland the genial conscientious and sincere, and should re- All the Boys, the Band at the Bead of a sturdy contingent in Labour Europe. His Lordship was the guest Tom is very popular, from mein-' the support every the Palace celve of his Grace Dr. Clune at

Very Rev. Father Creagh, C.SS.R., Vicar of the Kimberleys, arrived in Perth from Broome last week, and is the guest of the Archbishop at the Palace. The

lie has the Interest of Miss E. McCarthy, and Messrs. Brosnan, who died at Fremantle on Rro. Lyons sons An announcement elsewhere In this society entirely at heart. number were initiated into the Slay 12th, 1520. of J. and T. Ahearn, a issue advises or a Children's Grand submitted for approval Four more nominations for Sacred cart of Jesus, have mercy on Ball to move society. (plain and fancy dress) to be held After receivel. amendments which he intends also were membership Ills soul. The rifle shoot former D.M. in the school hall, Reserve -street. at the next general arranged for li Substantial prizes are offered ror 11031 with Maylands, which wss ills' meetingrtlii. our of unlike memory to Mrs. Milpostponed he to set (girl and boy). eiseasv.--In have dressed will for the 3rd., May with the syllabus item accidentally ler will supply the music, and children darling little son, Jack. After the business of Made May 17th. This took the form of a all decks evening. drowned, May 3rd., 1919; aged 41 will dance from S till 10 p.m. and the meeting was concluded dance, and proved evening and nee:deal Tickets tournato midnight. years. adults from 10 were cleared for the quoit Maylands to ne very enjoyable. All members are Yes, Heaven is the prize 1/-. Dater a good ratile ment. be reminded that the next meeting willwill Our souls will strive to gain; managed In defeat ilighrate by 10. held on May 12th. This meeting One glimpse of Paradise Following are the seores.-Maylands: one, as nominations for OS: he an important Lost, Monday, vicinity Oxford is worth a life of plan. E. P. McDonald, 60; J. P. Sheedy, are to be taken on that nigh,. father, by his loving 45; M. officers -Inserted sister, successT. McDonald. 45: A. Croker.Highgate: and Anzac -road, Leederville, With rood officer% the further street GerSt. Nancy, and mother, Total. '255. is assuren. Cooney, 27 ful progress of the am-1ply !Slack Covered Latin Prayer -Book. V. Prindiville, Cl; J. Markham, 60; J. Members should therefore make a Point trude's, New Norcta. M. (imaginer. 37; D. Edwards, 43; being present on Thursday next. The your charity. pray for the Pinder rewarded en returning to B. Cooney of Total. 23 f Cooney, 30. male members of the society have de- RYAN,-Of dear rather, ME RECORD Office. repose of the soul or our played for teeth sides. rided to form a football club, and get Roger Thomas Rpm, who departed tin On Sunday, May 1st.. St. toMalachi's Judging once. at practice Into 1918.-R.I.P. play St. learn by size and stamina. they ShObli this life on May 8,Jesus journeyed out to Payswater Phil. Vowels, M.C. and Bar, who gave have mercy Both -how a good aremint of themselves he cricket. Sacred Ileart of Lawrence o'Tooie's his life for nod and country, 11111, ea fore the season closes. on his soul. sides had a strong team out. and anAfter May, 19118. children, --Inserted by his loving (siting game was the result. Sacred Heart of Jesus have mercy Joe. and InBath., first Mary, their Pat, Con, completed had team I a him. each for ten, -Determination the Self afternoonfory Get by his sorrowin "Clth r nings, they adjeurned -111,,rted memory loving but sad thelady suppliedb VOWELS.-in of Australia going League which was kindly Ireland .1a sui i.eters. One of the M lands ahead.

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Catholic Faith, and after his conversion, whilst still a young mail, spent two years at the Oratory School and at Ascott. lie was ordained to the 4.4111111111,141000.4111111414., 1.ludrn;l Catholic priesthood in 1880, and tour ii years later went to Windermere. Not RIGHTS. long afterwards he left the Church and cainc to Australia, where for a (By Bcde Jarrett. 0.1'.) little while lie held a secretaryship at I. in the Sysiney, Government House. ill For What constitutes a right? Ill days of Governor Duff. Subsequently the word has a significance sacred he had something to du with the hisNun Skilful Ghess Player. AIM HIGH is a invoked Ward, It word in civilisation. Laurentia W'ales, Abbess of Neu South brought tory Lady by all who are oppressed, and it of O.S.B., who died at Oulton Abbey, out by Government authority. He t you can't be a pint, en the top finds a response in every heart. It Staffordshire, England', February 17, was then an austere-looking young the hill. is a phase that crosses my lips very old man, with a leaning towards liBe a et -nib in the valley-but be was a lover, skilful player and conshe terature: and those few who were his often, but what exactly does it The best little scrub at the side of stant patroness of chess, wiich For though it has been signify? encouraged as a means of diversion intimates have credited him with a the rill; It care. the battle -cry of freedom, it has her under nuns tree. the fondness for eyes a the classics. Soft he among Be a bush if you can't also been used to justify the most of her that when once a dis- wooed hint in the balitoom of Govtold is terrible tyranny. Every rebel agIf you can't be a bush, be a bit of paraging temark was made about ernment House, but he shyly turned ainst authority takes to himself the the grass, chess in her presence, she declared from them to commune with the name of right, and every act of Some highway to happier make; she would far rather hear her nuns ,ancient lie incariably eatt:ed in his just ,then than muskie authority bases itself on the same a of chess pocket. On his return to England If you ,'an't be discussing a problem sacred claim. How am I to know in be a basss-he took up the profession of journaleach other." lake! in the lass my own case, and in the cases of knowledge liveliest Ward's ism, in which his name did not show But the Lady Abbess others, what is meant by the word? of chess were natural out prominent at any time. Subsepatronage and We can't all be captains, wove got in the daughter of a man who, in quently How can 1 tell whether really I lie reverted to Anto be crew, have a right to this or that? What addition to his profound learning in glicanism, and rettoned as a an Protestant clergyman to the district There's something fur all of us philosophy and theology, was do I mean by my right to live, to here; serve God' according to my conHer father was which had known the active days of -player. chess able There's big work to do and there's the late Dr. W. G. Ward, one of the his priesthood. Some years ago he science, to hold property, to delesser to do, Oxford married, and in 1900 he wrote a book mand from the State that my chilof the ieaders brilliant And the task we must do is the Movement. She entered the monas- attacking the Church, entitled dren be educated according to my near. religious beliefs? Of course, I am tery when but 18 years old, but "Rome ansi Romanising," and to the using these expressioins every day companionship Faith constant hostile to the end he remained her from If you can't be a highway, then just with her learned father. she even which attracted him in his young of my life, but let me calmly, in the be a trail, presence of God, try to make out scholar. for and he lived no mean manhood, in which was Cathedral. then Filing out of the The Vast Congregation If you can't be the sun, be a star; what they really signify. I am led 10 years. His obituary notice says. or you win It isn't by size that you to this thought first of all, as the "He had essentially a modern mind." 1745, when they abandoned their atEducation Must be Retigious. fail word right is not primary, but sewe A closer connection Letween reli- A contemporary remarks: "If tempt to found a mission in Lhasa. Be the best of whatever you are. condary; that is to say, it is based we the Modern place a Capital M to the by urged was education words the gion and el:gravel ere it Upon * upon something else which is even Rev. Remsen Ogilby, president of get he secret of his .:al apostacy." 'Te Deum laudamus, Te Dominuni OF BRITISH OPPRESSION IN more sacred. Every right is depenpapers have Certain non-Catholic U.S.A., IRELAND. Proselytising Competition. Con., Trinity beCollege, Trinity The bell hangs " confitemur: dent on some duty which must pre with confounded this obscure pervert Criticism of the Mettiodist Episco- in an address before the Church Club fore the aporisch to one of the most A Rallying Point for Britain's I can have no rights except cede it. for the well-known Father CharJesuit, States Diocese Episcopal United the ripof Protestant and of the pal Church sacred shrines of Buddha, Enemiae ill so far as I have duties; and having come to France to invade of Long Island, New York. in Janu- les Galion, of Farm-street, London, pareinly plays a pact ui the worship apart from what I owe to God mydis and for time Rector Beaumust some of said, Catholic he of (By Chesterton) G. K. Education, instead last. ary aisPeetestant of the shrine. self, and my neighbour, I have no be religious in the deepest sense of mont College, but to their chagrin tricts with its campaign of prosely"The whole world thinks England real justification for any of my tism, is voiced by Evangile et Liber- the word. What we would give our they had hold of the wrong Galton. has gone mad." This disquieting rights. That is the first and most te, the organ of French evangelicansentence is the first of many others important idea that I have to imTHE PALACE HOTEL Catholic Artists in London. ism. W.A. in which Mr. G. K. Chesterton points press upon my mind. the intimate George's Terrace, Perth, St. et Eve.ngile body, in a most out a grave danger which England, This American The PALACE is -tiliatea Two great Catholic artists were relation between the two things; so position, close to Banks and Liberte complains, has established itelected Academicians at a meeting of charming anti in her present treatment of Ireland, that I should never in my mind Commercial Houses, and Theatres, self "not in Catholic districts or in Arts in March by the principal is creating for herself in the future. think of one without thinking also the Royal Academy of patronised largely is Graziers in the State. those which free -thought has turned The English, he says, vainly imagine of the other. last. The first is Sir John Lavery, Farmers and MODERATE TARIFF. to unbelief, but in Protestant centhat what is done in_Ireland is Midday on Wednesday the well-known Irish artist who has J. T. (MOWERY, Proprietor. II. A1425. tres-Paris, Lyons, Strasbourg, ColTelephone done in a corner and concerns only fashionable as Sergeant become as Each Week is the mar, and Grenoble. was, as a portrait painter, and who ourselves. "We treat Ireland not Rights must, therefore, be descrihave "Already twenty parishes the has recently essayed several subject only if it bed as means to achieve du. as were our own farmyard, Telephone BI52. been founded by the new church but our own backyard-" We are ra- ties. Once I find that I have a pictures also both figure studies, like BROS. from across the Atlantic, though in that Contributions, Reports, Etc, Our Lady of the Lakes an Irish MaFARRELL pidly duty to perform, I shall find all turning into it a churchyard. fourteen or fifteen of these Protesand Advertisements for the curdonna presented to an Irish Church General Produce Merchants and Corn The war we are carrying on in Ire- sorts of conclusions following at Crushers. tant churches were in existence," rent week's issue of THE once, as -piece, and painted as a land, he and these conclusions estate an altar continues, is of the sort callHOWARD -ST.. FREMANTLE. continues this journal. RECORD may be taken. tryptych, and landscapes, which In Grain ed Prussian. Herein lies the future lush definite rights. Thus my conSpettalise who Firm only The French "Of such action as this and Salt Crushing. show his versatility. He studied art peril. We are creating a legend science informs me that I have cerProtestants complain that it is not against ourselves, and he works out tain duties to God; therefore 1 can formative periods, in Glasgow, London and Paris, and co-operation which is being offered, children in their like Frank Brangwyn his work is his indictment in the following way: fitly argue I have a right to all those give must what we S. BEECROFT but competition. No tender of co- and especially The peril to England is of the things that enable me to fulfil those of well appreciated on the Continent, experience the is men, made. was young our operation or assistance BUTCHER, where it is to be in most practical sort. Here again there duties. I claim a right to attend to found the public them to fair ROKEBY-ROAD. SUBIACO. These American Methodist Episco- the world. It is notelement out of galleries of most European countries. is no question of a romantic neme- Mass, to approach the Sacraments, Sold. Meat Killed and Fresh religious the Prime claim Only a leave out pals just staked I find, again, that I have dusis, but rather of a very cold and etc. He was knighted in 1918, and his wife 'Phone 1341. started. Their action, which is vio- that. ugly realism ties to myself, to the cultivation and in London society and "Education," he continued, "must isin well-known lently autonomous and separatist in connection with enterThe Kaiser of my own soul, to charitable development had reason to religious. curse be respect to ours, inspire! apprehen- be free, and it mustand difficult), tainments. The second Catholic R.A. the day when he artificially elevated the application of the various tabut This causes conflict sion, not ftr ourselves alone, an member, and his is honorary foreign moustache God has confided to me. lents which which like a stage brigand; conflict of in but it is the sort for the cause of the Gospel Mons. Albert Besnard, whose wonit made it considerably more diffi- Then, obviously, I have a right to aids the truth and strengthena the is France." 543 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY. cult for him to assume, at a later all those things which enable me to of derful portrait Cardinal Mercier, church." * * painted in Rome during the war, his 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, MEL. stage, the mutton -chop whiskers of to carry out these duties. Parents speaker dwelt on the fine efBOURNE. Scotch Catholics Honour Dr. Mannix ectThe he burning University on his left, a a Mid -Victorian Pacifist. Europe have rights over, because they have religion has on education, and American A spacial cable to an RECENT PUBLICATIONS. did not go to war with the Kaiser duties to, their young children; and Catholic system. which great Crucifix on his right, created The Undermentioned Prices include for curling his moustache, or for the children, just because they have newspaper, dated March 14, says:- praised thethe much the so stir. lauded He two. "Archbishop Mannix scored a great combines duties to their parents, must have Vli Storybele of a Battalion, by W. Devine. doing many much worse things. Fathers in particular, giving personal triumph in Scotland, where Jesuit the With numerous drawings and maps But when the war came all those rights also from their parents. Simicredit of being the first Capuchin s Bell in Buddhist Temple. by Dart Lindsay, 5/2. he has concluded a series of visits. them things came in larly, if I have certain chilies to the back with it, and made Studies in Monerohism. of religious education discovery of Benedictine The interesting Thousands of Catholics of Ayrshire champions Benedictine Life and Rule. By RI. it a war to the death. The mous- State, I must also have claims of fora church bell, that was Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of Downside tache, the militarism, attended the popular welcome ex- that country." that are valid against the my own the mad . Abbey, 25/-. merly hung in a Catholic church, tended the great Australian prelate; Joan of Arc. ,,Tibe Life and Stikv speeches, were already a familiar State. To repeat, the two ideas are and a telegram of homage and loy- Archbishop as Labour Arbitrator. and is now hung in a Buddhist ca St.of the Maid or Orleans. By Rev. D. jest when they turned into deadly interrelated, interpendent; I may, Lynch, S.J. illustrated, 13/10. alty was sent to the Pope from Dum- An agreement to submit all their thedral, has been made by Mr. J. Preaching. define a Rev. %V. B. 011owd, 8/9 earnest. We had the vast advan- therefore, quite shortly barton. Alga Mannix gave an ad- present and future Labour disputes Fairley, Telegraph Engineer to the Mountains ofBy Help. to By Marie St. S. tage of having for an enemy one right as the necessary means dress on Irish freedom before a great to a Board of Arbitration, headed by Government of India, who has just Ellerker, 0.5.D.' 4/2. Once I end. an essential who achieve was already a butt. And beJarrett, O.P., By Bede Temples. Houna, returned to Calcutta after having Living audience. In Glasgow thousands of the Most Rev. Edward J. somehave I that am convinced hind this grotesque mask was all Catholic teachers of the archdiocese Archbishop of San Francisco, has fulfilled a Government mission te Out3/8. to Win. Straight talks to boys on real wickedness of Prussian his- thing to do, incumbent upon me in ire way to manhood. By Rev. J. 1'. the welcomed him; and the meeting sent been announced by the San Fran- the forbidden city of Lhasa. Durtory, which was explored more and my position as a creature or a memConroy, S.J., 6/9. a telegram of loyalty to Rome. At cisco Building Trades Council, repre- ing his stay in Lhasa Mrs Fairley Facing ber of a state or family, or church, By Francis J. Finn, more as the war proceeded. Danger. Dundee the Archbishop was met at senting the building crafts and the had a private interview with the 5.5., 6/9. Story after story stung to life then I must claim and endeavour the Mass, The Sacraments, the station by a crowd with bands Building Exchange, representing lo- Dalai Lama, after which he visited SermonstheenSacramentals. those By Thomas again the tortured heroism of the to make good my claim to and the Jo Kang, or metropolitan caand banners, and escorted in torch- cal employees of these crafts. C.C. 14/Y. Alliance. Story after story of that things which are necessary for my thedral of the Buddhists. The brief TheFlynn,Australian Picture sort is now light procession to the residence of Children's so doing. being told about the The simplest Prayei. Prayer Book. description which he gives of the Bishop of Dunkeld. During his The Grace of God III. Beautifully English in Ireland, with every hour Book ever published. temple is highly instay the Archbishop was entertainillustrated, with 20 full -page illus- that passes by. Canon Sheehan, whose splendid this This enlarges at once my idea of trations, imitating the Mass. Cant ed at a pul'lic dinner of the clergy, volume of sermons has just been teresting. Ile says:-"Of all the and a responsibilshows my rights, impose He difference the between front. picture on with Cover, and he spoke at a great outdoor de- published, quite freely made public temples the Jo Kang is the most the potential results of England's ity on me on every occasion ihat 1 It is the Cathedral of monstration. the story of his first sennon, preach- important. dealings sacred word. I cannot with use that 'Ireland and Prussia's and the most sacred temple ed at Plymouth, and "very much to Thibet, with Denmark and Poland. claim anything as a moral right unesepended over HARROLD & MURRAY dealings Catholic History of Prance. his own satisfaction." He present- in the country. til prove that it is necessary "Poles and I can Danes were not, as the Park, Victoria French Merchants, famous Produce most Several of the ed a prepared discourse of fifteen the doorway leading to the second have on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chair, Hay, Irish are, scattered everywhere am- for the fulfilment of some essential Catholic scholars have served as con- pages. "He demolished Calvin and courtyard is the bell which was left Straw, oats, Barley, Wheat. Linseed, all the democracies of the duty. Hence it is that if I can keep tributors or editors in the writing of Kant first and then told his congre- behind by the Capuchin Fathers in and Maize. Terms Cash. Tel. A9945. ong this idea well before my mind, I earth." the new history of France, now being gation that the Thomist and Scotist We can afford even less than the am in little danger of getting selfish published in Paris. The work is to position had been carried by as in my life. If, whenever I find myGermans to distribute our foes be in 15 volumes and was prepared sault. On going out of church he (even everywhere, for we gather our food self speaking of my rights under the general direction of M. heard one old woman say to in ordinary conversation), I set everywhere. Our very kitchen garGabriel Hanotaux, id the French another: "What was it all about, whether den, our very kitchen, our very to work at once to see Academy, who is the author of a Mary?" "Yerra. how cud I know? A Beale Piano at £110 is a Better Instrument larder, ae behind doors of which they are rights at all, and what history of Joan of Arc. Two volumes Shure it was all Latin. But these foes or friends may keep the corresponding duties they oblige me have already appeared. than an Imported o' God' someone at £140 the 'Grace caught to perform, I shall fund that I key. and Among the Catholic writers times." "Well, the Grace of God When one of the hundred entan- shall not be so quick or so insistent The Explanation is that the duty on the latter is 45 per cent., scholars who have had a part in the and a big loaf, shure that's all we in asserting them. It is a pity that and glements of the freight Imperial politics brings much higher than the Beale from Medeon Sydney. Louis ..project are Louis Gillet, want in this world." The story Beale Australian Pianos compare more than favourably with the us again into a war, that war will the word "right" has become so poImbart de la Tour, and Fortunat is told in Luke Delmage, where the pular a word and the word "duty" best imported. become a crusade. defeat The of the reliStrowski. The volume on author is known to relate his own England will be the defence of small so dull and respectable; for many AT THE FRANCO.BRITISH EXHIBITION, LONDON, BEALE gious history of France has been en- experiences. people cannot stop talking of the nationsThe ruin of England will PIANOS Goyau. Georges SECURED . trusted to M. THE HIGHEST AWARD, beating all Combe the reconstruction of the world. one who imagines it tc be the oldpetitors. Monasticism and the Union of the fashioned . even to mention the The nation we love will be the one a. Plate. Dollars Hundred One Churches. How We are able to offer BEALE PIANOS and obstacle to a League of Nations. other. Duties themselves do, inFive hundred men sitting at a baninteresting visitor to Rome durdeed, demand in their performance The war that will end us be will the quet at the Congress Hotel recently, ingAnMarch JONES' SEWING MACHINES at Moderate Prices last was Mgr. Szeptycki, some tax upon-my pleasure or my war that will end war. in Chicago, subscribed 100 dollars a Archbishop of Leopold, who, it will It is because we have entirely eliminated the Canvasser, CollecThat we think this wild and ex- will. I must deny myself someplate for a total of 50,000 dollars for be Russian tor and Commission remembered, during the Man. Our economical thing. To do what I ogght to do, and unobtrusive aggerated, that we think when sysall the relief work in Ireland. The din- invasion of Galicia, was tem of trading procures for us the best class of hire purchase cusselfdeported and is said that we are better than there must always be some ner was given by the Illinois organitomers. held in Russian Monasprisoner a sacrifice. My rights, therefore, bePrussia, that we think there is a sation of the American Committee tery until liberated some time aftercase for us that foreigners do not come nothing more than the refor Relief in Ireland, of which D. F. wards through the intervention of see. has nothing to do with the quisite opportunities for denying my Kelly, KO., and president of the AsHoly See. He gave a lecture in HEAD OFFICE - - 209 MURRAY St., PERTH. point. It is hot a question of what own will. Let me clamour, theresociated Catholic Charities of the the connection with the Pontifical Orienwe think, but of what they think. fore, through life, never for rights. the chairis Archdiocese of Chicago, It is not a question of what they but for the better understanding of man, and its cost was financed by tal Institute, in the Palazza Rondanini, during his visit, the subject do not see, but of what they do see. my own destiny, and only assert entire The private subscription. AA,,,,qt.,.1)e,041,0e,m..,910.44.e.,q.4tt,R.,,.04:4.):4)4..tottikiksoe And what they see, when they see. that I must be allowed to fulfil my the being "The Mission of Monasticism sum of 50,000 dollars paid by in the Cause of the Union of the the Black and Tan uniform in Ire- duty. Let me never use the word to be work, relief the dinner goes to He gave a picture of the land, is what we saw when we "right" without the swift consciouscarried sin in Ireland by the So- Churches." monastic life as had it he seen during saw the black and yellow flag flying ness of the duty involved; for rights organiQuaker the of Friends, ciety his sojourn in Russia, of the curious [ruin the very nature of the thing If over Belgium. sation. melange of aspirations, the virtue They see the last and least toler- have nothing at all to do with priNEW NORCIA and deficiencies the characteristic of able of the ancient tyrannies of the vate privileges (which are excepProm Flanders to Connemara. earth. When once the free nations, tions on the whole to be reprobated Klyemere Castle. Connemara, one a Church separated from the centre Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Catholicism. He demonstrated for whatever original cause. had got and seldom, if ever, to be demandof the most beatuiful residences in their teeth into that Prussian ty- ed), but sacred obligations. Ireland, occupied until lately by the the splendid activity and the great field action the for of Western monsatiny, they were resolved never to for the Education of Young :Ladies Duke of Manchester. has become astic ipstitutions in the East. let go. They hung on until it drop- G. V. POWELL. UDE., E.D.So., the Abbey of Kylemore. The casrf.> esped. Absit omen. tle, together with the surrounding For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR DENTIST. Galton. Those who foresee these things tate of 10,000 acres, has become the The Wrong of In one our foreign exchanges we 41 have no deasure in foretelling them. 188 ST. 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Throughout Ireland the fee.ng of There is many a man would like to nave your spirit. To-day is St. Patncles Day, and I Of course I did nothing only what have tried to be m spirit with you the six in Mountjoy Prison on men in my place would do- all in Australia-tried to forget that any March 14th. was blended with reverdeath with a clear conscience was in London, that I hid ever ent admiration for the heroic forti- face and a good spirit. Lett Australia in tact. But it would tude with which the young men It is a consolation to know every- not work. for a start the morning met their doom. one will have to die arid face the One papers served us up a bloody breakWho will believe the truth last in the shape of Their spirit is further revealed in Judge, eight young and nothing else. Irishmen foully murdered by the the following from Themes Wheaten Then, mother, you and I shall be CURT COMMENT ON LABOUR'S REPORT ON MALLOW RAILWAY MURDERS. and Tans on the previous day. to his mother.. happy for ever- What is this world Black This added to six the hanged on at as do it I now? when we look the others shot on the same Mountjey Priam. I hope everyone gets a happy Monday, (By "AVIS," lu Dublin Leader, as from the London morning tarter) Post,) day and night, and the tally on death as I am getting. You may Tuesday, make 21 to 30 13th March. for the halt The nuns be sure I am happy. The Turks in Armenia My dear Mothen -Juet a line to let were in to say the Rosary with us of a week. (a) "The Strickenland Report," de-guerrc-civil? ) is frankly unbenever did better. you know air. that I still the crime as this evening, and I sang a few songs Such things as he menDowning lievable. London: Anonymous. The "Daily Herald" came to light tions simply do not happen in coun- you saw me to -day (Surday). them there. They'll find me ir. Street, Ltd. e asaing article on Ireland, I was never afraid to die ter a good for over which the "Union Jack" I and although the morning game to the last. (b) "A Claire Bodkin," by "A. tries it will not cut much Do you think a mother hope all at home take it well too. be cause. waves. The author may proudly Judge," Ennis, County Co(urt), ice in England, a few sentences of it like you :could real a son afraid to right in thinking that these tale,: Good-bye now, mother, are worth quoting. (It began: "St. You are the bravest woman (c) "The (B)rakes for Mallow," will tickle the ears and please the die? From your loving son, Patrick rid Ireland of one plague; ever saw. I an: proud of you. Anon, Leeds; Bromley and Thomas fancy of an illiterate and superstiTOMMIE for ever. but a pest of another and a more (a) We have received an advance tious peasantry, but he i:' mistaken deadly kind lingers and dies the reaof the if he that stolid, of the first foregoing imagines copy contended, were guilty of the burn- The snake is still in the grass;hard. the works, with an intimation that "pub- soning Englishman will attach any ing of Cork, went about with halt soils of a contemptible Imperialism lication may be delayed." So much credence to his preposterous yarns. a cork in their caps as a boast of still envelop a nation that has strugcuriosity has, however, been evinc- 1Ve know our fellow -countrymen their deeds. gled for centuries to win the elemenAt the same time we regret ed with regard to this remarkable better. She had talked with many of the contribution to the literature of the that these statements have seen the IRISHWOMEN'S APPEAL FOR bishops and priests in Ireland, and tal right of liberty. "The wearing of the green is no There is, already, too much age, and so widespread is the inter- light. they all lamented the fact that the longer INNOCENT SUFFERERS. the est taken in it. that we feel we inflammable material in Ireland, and best young men in the country badge of cry or the crime. But the should not be doing our duty by the no need exists to add fuel to the were being driven to join the gun- white, thethe green, ygllow, and DESOLATED HOMES. of Ulster for Ireland ---the government tricolour of an Ireland an Irish.hewspeper public if we were to hold over all flames. Cearbhall O'Briain writes from And again, and united, is dearer even to It is a matter for regret, also, that URGENT MESSAGE TO WIFE men.Every reprisal and every execu- free London, under date March 7, 1921: March pith., publishes the follow- Unionists vowed that they would notice of it indefinitely. Perhaps, at the in hearts never accept any Home Rule, of by the Armagh ing issued Irish people than from yestercircular, be able to critiover Ireland we may later date, "Crossed one of a worthy tribe hitherto retion sent hundreds of young Irish. ever was the the OF PRESIDENT HARDINGold and simple green. day. Walking along the Strand Co. Grand Secretary of the Orange shape or form, and- under no cir- cise it in greater detail; at present markable for the publication of obi men into the Republican Army. And, because it is dearer, it iikeeitais this afternoon I ran into a paper. Order in relation to the new 'spe- cumstances would they consent to we can only deal with selected pas - ter dicta of a wholesome and imShe found that the conduct of the Following is the text of a message hateful in the eyes of foreign desseller displaying two "posters.' cial" police in Ulster:-"The offer the severance of the Union. We may add that these proving character should have so far sent to Mrs. Harding, rages. British Army was good in the potism." wife of the They were suspended e:de by side now made to us is unique in the hie(They have now done both!-Ed. passages have been chosen with forgotten what is due to himself President of the United States, by circumstances- It was not her Trying to Escapist in front of him, and I cannot tell tory of our organisation, and gives R.] great care. (to say nothing of what he has al- Mrs. A- S. Green, Mrs. George Rusbelief that nothing short of a ReOf us the opportunity of establishing you Low they transexed me. "The Strickenland Report" is a ready received) as to depart from sell, Mrs. Lionel Smith -Gordon (the public would satisfy the Sinn Another feature of the Herald was to course, it was only a coincidence- on a firma basis the principles work of a highly sensational charac- the high traditions of his class. In daughter of U.S. Senator Fletwho, she affirmed, were a cartoon by Will Dyson, deputing Feiners, THE BOYCOTT. but such a coincidence I At any which we have pledgee ourselves It is most decidedly not food this lamentable circumstan .e we find cher), Miss Susan Mitchell end Lady quite reasonable. ter. a woman lying dead and bloodA further pasrate, coincidence or not, it was an as Orangemen." for babes. We should not care to a further proof-if one were needed Gregory The Marchioness of Aberdeen as stained on the ground, while over Belfast Feels Results of United absolute reflex of the way in which sage is:-"We welcome the oppor see copies of it lying about haphaz- --of the decadence of modern Ire her steed Greenwood, rifle in hand, South Ireland. serted that the Irish women had "We whose are hearts made given of is now us we which if tenity some people received the news for all to read, in our English hand. No longer may one cling to heavy by the present suffering of always been much associated with seemingly addressing the The commercial boycott, being ard, Almighty are to judge by the reply to a ending once and for all in the elm homes. We know one House where such poor comfort as was once af- thousands upon thousands of wo- political movements, and Simi Fein and blasphemously excusing himself the of Ireon by carried Catholics and secl by in the .awlessnese counties Greenwood question given it will not be placed on the table. forded by the poet's well-known men in Ireland:, appeal to you gave them equal rights from the in the Black -and -Tan style: the Comincas yesterday. He had tier which has been urging our un- land in protest against the treat- The guardians of public morals will line: their through the thirty million women outset. They were behind "You will understand, oh Lord; the infamy to suggest that Sinn happy country- towards moral ruin." ment of their co-religonists in Bel- be well advised in keeping it from "'His Honour' rooted in dishonour of America for sympathy with the men, even to death, and, indeed, she was trying to escape!" Fein had murdered the Mayor of Further, our information (support- fast, is having a grave effect upon persons of emotional temperament stood." urged them forward. It was a hu- By women of Ireland. Belfast's or Limerick, and the ex -Mayor, on the ed by Irish Press clippings) aids many parts of Ulster. the way, on Mouii5y last the Liberal sentiments, and we trust sole consolation, and one which "In a national crisis heavy trou- miliation to find American Quakers, number grounds that they were "moden conclusions that are inevitable con- commercial outlook 'laily grows it may never find a place in our cir- Our of !Tishman ".shot trying to Could infamy go further? cerning the a nole trend of success more depressing, and fear prevails culating libraries. Circulation of it we greatly value, is that the British ble falls en the women and child- who had taken part in restoring the escape- rose to 50. You will rememrites." now ber that I bought the two "potters" and in the Sinn Fein demand of No in the north that, when partition is would be positively harmful. The public, the final arbiter in these ren. the aged- and infirm. By day devastated areas in France, General MacReady told the matters, their attentions remain transferring to Ire- French interviewer unshaken and un- and by night their homes and every conditions will It Partition. For the enrolment of actually attempted. send them to you herewith. A prominent pub- scene is laid in a Southern Irish convinced by these neurotic produc- beloved Possession are barred, and land, and cebling for £150,000 to re- necessary to shoot that it might be was most strange that while I was some "special" constables for Fer- become worse. 50 Irishmen betown, and the story may fitly be destions. pair the So long creameries. as we can rely on thousands of their farms and shops fore Ireland was suppigssed. actually folding them up Sir Ed- managh a meeting was held in En- licist states chat no Belfast goods cribed as blood -curdling. It is of But Lady Aberdeen suggested that apparent!y ward Carson came out of Chantal, niskillen, at which Capt. Sid Basil now find their way into any Catho- the swashbudcler, "fire-and -sword" their preserving that attitude, so utterly destroyed. They live only he meant 50e, long will a the such person Empire as Lore) stand four. by the generosity of neighbours, Robert CeIndusCross station and passed me by." Brooke, Bt., Co. Commandant, said lic home north or south. Speaking of Greenwood reminds trial proprietors in Derry are show- order; so much so, indeed, as to square to all winds that blow, and who are almost as desolate at them- cil, General Smuts, or Lord Henry me of a short waving the for Union that time curt letter that ap[We may add that information the term incredible. Mystery prosecute its noble work for Chris- selves. and shouting "God Save the ing extreme anxiety, as the prosper- merit Their babies in hundreds Bentinck be sent as an intermediary peared in the London which we nave had personally con- Jacks Djily News with a free hand to conciliate, and yesterday So die before birth or in infancy. had passed... Now was the ity of Derry depends largely on the plays no small part in its develop- tianity and Small Nations. (March 16). It reminds veyed to ue regarding Carson's re. King" ment, the and strange fate of the long, we may that the add, as it country of lies in Auxiliary adjoining Catholic Doneour forces be withfor action, and all loyal men "The women of Ireland plead in the English public of a speech made cent movements indicate that Ul- time gal which may refuse to continue "Sacked Seven" puts a severe strain power to act as the servants of the this message to their sisters in Ame- drawn. Mr. E. must declare themselves. by Greenwood at a dinner given et ster affairs are not as rosy as the M. British people in dealing, with such rica that they lend emergency reLady Bonham Carter proposed a Archdale. M.P., said the force trading with Derry when it goes on the imagination of the reader. Unionists would like them under- would We learn with pleasure from the stuff as has merited these strictures, lief to enable the women and child- resolution denouncing murder and the National Liberal Club after the defend Catholic and Protest- under the northern parliament. General Election of 1910, to celebrate stood to be. Indeed, our informa- ants alike. Publishers Note that this work eve shall (at the usual cost) spare no ren of Ireland to survive the present lawlessness from both sides. and, in the success of himself and five Anti-Partition League Formed. tion is such that Ulster's internal when (if ever) presented to the pub- -exertions to help them to preserve ordeal. particular, condemning reprisals. at the polls. In returning others troubles, accentuated by anxiety [We may, again, surely attach Unionists in the south of Ireland lic will have been duly supervised that attitude. thanks, (Signed)"We Have Sinned." Greenwood exclaimed: and fear, which now threaten, may some importance to what may be have formed an anti -partition lea- by the Censor, and the more "pur(c) Not ready. mean a collapse of Orange Imperial considered a significant silence by gue. which has just protested to the ple patches" eliminated. Alice Stopford Green, Violet Concluding a speech that com"I fought like a Christain to win For this Recent events, it cable sources relative to the first British Government against the relief much thanks. "doggedness." Russell, Ellen Smith -Gordon, manded much approval, Lady Bonthat seat-(cheers)-and I will Furthermore, MISS T. L O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. is, moreover, certain have necessi- election for the new North of Ire- Partition Act. Susan L. Mitchell, A remarkable ar- we hear (though, it must be added, Augusta ham Carter said: "Let us go to the fight like the Devil to keep it." 45 Cleaver -street, West Perth. tated movements not the least sig- land Parliament that was to take ticle appeared recently in the Church this is mere rumour) that the auIrish Gregory " people now while our hearts We Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Pipe have heard a lot of late years and theirs are molten with the sufnificant cf which was the journey place during April. For ten years of Ireland Ga,.ettc, the official organ thor, about whose exact identity. Organ, and Harmony. Terms on about politicians not kgeping their to Gibraltar made by Carson on the --to go no farther beck than the of southern Protestantism, calling like that of the villains in the story. fering and the shame that we have promises. application. Miss O'Connor is preLet it be acknowledged pared to take pupils for the Plpe "Orsova," the mailbeat that passed beginning of what is known as the upon all creeds to unite in preserv- there seems to be some doubt, has shared together. Let us say, we then that Greenwood Organ. Tel. A2946. not one of through Fremantle a fortnight ago. Carsonite campaign against self- ing an undivided nation. have sinned against you. We have them. had it suggested to him that the No one will deny that he is sinned against each other. Help us fighting like the whole work might be revised and ENGLISHWOMEN DENOUNCE to make good. Be our Devil, and has been partners re -written with a view to bringing ann for OF IN REIGN FORCE months IRELAND past; not like a tenth DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. friends." it more into conformity with the Miss Margaret Bondfield seconded rate devil either, but like the Boss public taste. The Central Hall, Westminster, devil himself, hot from the bobs ef the resolution, MISS arid roused MERCIA the was auSCOTT, crowded on 18th last, March In this brief review we have limit. hell. Credit where credit is due. Teacher of Latest Ballroom and when a women's meeting of protest dience to a great pitch of enthued ourselves to a consideration em "To Lie for Ireland." Fancy Dancing, against military terrorism in Ire- siast:h. She was emphatic in her the worst passages. What the best denunciation of the Black and 1Ve are also told to -day that Has Resumed Tuition. land was held under the auspices of are like we do not think should, in the Tans, whom she described armoured as neucars patrolling the streets the Council. Peace with Ireland fairness to the author, be revealed Private Lessons by Appointment. Bryce said that rotic youngsters, who did foul deeds of Dublin were decorated with Viscountess at present. It is our hope that Private Shamrocks, and that a number of Address: "Abbotsford," among those present on the plat under the influence of drink eventually he (or they?) may sucThe resolution was carried, the Black -and -Tans wore shrunrocks form were: Viscountess Acheson, 118 Aberdeeft-etreet, Perth, ceed in evolving a harmless, pleamu Mrs. Asquith, Lady Cynthia As- few who voted against it being vi- their tunics. "Good God!" you will sant work of fiction, suitable for ot Tel. A4787. exclaim, "could infamy go further?" Mark Sykes, Lady gorously hooted. quith, Lady people, even if realism and Hence we learn that under the "In return for the centuries of and parading, the drum -beating and Christian Yes, it could-and did. Aberdeen, and Lady Bonham CarFor the above heading a correspondent faithful service, rendered by the bellowing, the blood letting and a stern regard for the truth, and devil himself, or rather the Chris. ter. MOANA CAFE writes to the Dublin Catholic Bul- Orangemen, the British Govern- man -hunting were all manifestations nothing but the truth, suffer someMISS E. PURSE flan-who-fights-like-the-Devil, said Viscountess Bryce that what in that HAY consequence. -STREET, PERTH. letin in its issue of March, 1921:- ment has, by a single Act of its of an undying trust in the good gathering of women of divergent For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. had the supreme audacity to appear (b) The author of this truly amaz!..,t Kalgoorlie). in the House of Commons this after'Most people wall be surprised Parliament, cut the cable with faith and honour of England and ing work, which has already obtainviews on many points arose from Moreover, for the ed considerable notoriety noon with a sprig of shamrock in his Certified Teacher NORTH PERTH MOTOR at the absence, from the recent Re- North-East Ulster, and thus, to use the Empire. of the profound disquiet they all felt French. in the coat! "Take it out of your coat!" port of the Dablin Chamber of Com- the words of a prominent Unionist, sake of England and the Empire, the Press, was, we understand, at one at the results of the GARAGE. present Irish Address: 943 HAY STREET, ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. shouted Jerry McVeigh,, M.P., in a merce, of any expression of condol- loyal sons of the Empire have had Ulster Orangeman perpetuated the time connected more or less promipolicy of the Government. As citiTelephones, A1937 and A4598. rage, "How dare you insult Ireence with the Orangemen of Ulster, severe I shed connection with the spirit of the Penal Laws, thereby nently with the then popular side zens they felt in part responsible 'Phone, A5227. CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND NIGHT. transmitting his name to the ends in Irish politics. land!" But Greenwood took that on their severance by the Partition Impede' Paoiainent, thee' conne for what was being done. She said Cream Cars for Weddings. For this reason as a compliment and went on Act, from the Parliament of the tion with a portion of Ulster, of the earth as a synonym for un- we are not surprised that in "in part" advisedly, because she the their connection with natural bigotry, ignorance, and in- work now under For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gas -Fitting, but let me extract it straight toUnited Kingdom, or any word of and did, not think they could take the from and Galvanised Iron Work, And, in return for this a marked politicalreview he displays SACRED HEART LADIES' COL- whole responsibility, seeing the paper: sorrow or sympathy, at its annual their loved end loyal friend; of the tolerance. that bias. None the LEGE, The unprecedented fidelity-England less we deplore greatly that this Sir H. Greenwood: "I hope the in. meeting, on the base betrayal of South and West of Ireland. MARK DUNN they were very largely being kept the cause of the Loyalists by the Ulster cargo proved, it would seem has hurled the Orangement of Uls- should be the case, as, of fluence 332-334 Wallington-street, Perth. of the great Christian in the dark as to what was going TUCKFIELD-STREET, course, British Government and Sir Ed- indeed, far too incommodious for ter from her throne and left them it vastly diminishes the value may save Ireland and help me Saint on. Things seemed to go from bad ToLicensed Plumber and Drainer. EAST FREMANTLE. toof the Metropolitan ward Carson. It seems incredible, the drifting British ship whose ver- exiles in a land whose hatred and this addition to the annals Water Supply, Mr. J. Jones (Labour): to worse daily. One portentious lie of Conducted Sewerage, senby the and satile Religious captain of Drainage ordered its precipi- contempt they have so justly earn. sational that the sensitive Unionist businessfor Ireland." sign was that the Irish trouble was Dairying Utensils, Baths, Department. crime. 'It is, perhaps. Notre Dame Des Missions, Bath Heaters, We. however, are not alone ir. not men of the Dublin Chamber of Com- tate discearge into the storm -tossed ed. Tanks, (Uproar. and Windmills Made and Cries of "Withdraw.") productive of racial altogether strife in a their matter for BOARDERS wonand DAY seas of political our adventure. We all appreciation of the betrayal of der, either, merce are impervious to the grief Dominions. that a tendency to credit Why Not Blood Hounds? SCHOLARS. and despair that have overwhelmed know the British Cies-moment is no- the loyalists of the NortieF:ast cor- ex-parte statements THE J. J. BENDON be Another interesting paragraph is Lady Sykes' Charges. Pupils are prepared for University their north of Ireland comrades, torious, the world over. for its inf.- ner. The fact has already dawned shown by an ex-"Party" should SHOE STORES, man. that which tells how the Irish guards (We and Musical Examinations. From the start it was made eviwhose cup of sorrow was filled to delity and untrustworthiness, and on not a few of the 350,000 men trust we may 130 HIGH-STREET, FREMANTLE. celebrated St. Patrick's Day. DressFor further particulars apply to 'Phone 11425. dent by riterrupting cries that there the brim when they found them- its latest betrayal is so much in har- who, on September 28th, 1912, are Chestertonian be pardoned for this ed in their pre-war uniforms--the REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. were women present whose views eelve abandoned by not only their mony with the tenor of its history said to have signed the "Solemn but no sentencemode of expression, colour is referred to in "The WearTel. B199. BEDFORD HOTEL "great leader," but by the British that surprise is quite impossible. League and Covenant" to "Stand dealing with thiscan be too heavy in did no coincide with those of the collection of "wild ing of the Green"-they were each Major McLean, and whirling army, navy, and air force. The We must confess, however, that in by One Another," MURRAY-STREET, For All Kinds of Latest Footwear at organisers, and Lady Sykes' speech words.") same mute attitude towards the loss its treachery to the Ulster Orange- President of the Mid -Down Unionwas brought to a halt once, but the splendid Accommodation tor Country presented with a sprig of shamrock the Lowest Prices. at CurRepairs men, the by British The Government has ist Association, and a leading Ungeneral. story-or should we not say rent Rates, Patronise Visitors. which Ulster has suffered, by its The report states Tarriff Moderate, disturbers were quickly silenced. Thor- that a the Renovated Throughout, GEORGE The enormity of ionist in North-East Ulster, at a rather the series of "stories"-told two mascots were also deejection from the Mother of Parlia- surpassed itself. Lady Sykes alleged that the Aux- oughly BEN AUBURN, Proprietor, JONES the betrayal becomes to corated. manifest us recent by by a These mascots are "A Judge" (is this a nomments, is manifested by the Irish meeting declared in disapiliary forces had committed mur310-12 -ST., PERTH. WILLIAM hounds, but surely it would bring Times, as by all the Unionist publi- momentary reflection on the ser- pointment: ders, and that they had tortured THE W.A. DAIRY. the regiment more into line with cations of the South, East, and vices rendered by the Ulster Or and beaten prisoners to get infor"'When he signed the Covenant THE W.A. DAIRY, Wanase00-roall, .reland's present position West. This mysterious silence is angemen to the British Empire. he was convinced that Home Rule mation if the from them. She said she Osborne Park. D. Keane. Pure milk more than a breach of etiquette -- For what seems an eternity, they would be destructive to Ulster . had seen a boy in hosnitail who had delivered twice daily to any part of M. Black and Tans were to lend the city, direct from our own cows Guards it is a callous unheeding of the com- have, with unrelenting vigour, op- that when Sir Edward Carson and two blood -hounds. been linitally They maltreated on arrest. to customers, Tel. A4381. could easily spare them. It is worth mon instincts of humanity, whose posed every measure of ameliora. the Unionist members did not vote Members of the platoon who, she the Convents and Colleges. Supplying natural impulse is to condole, at tion proposed in the interest and against the Home Rele Bill now noting that one of the mascots is In least, with those who are in grief. welfare of the Irish people. named "DORA." How very appro. into law, five of the Ulster If this reticence is a negative at- the interest of their ally, the Blitish passed priate ! DORA-D. 0 . R A -DeUnionist M.P.'s being actually tempt to hide the truth-based on a Empire, they have streatioushe sup- bers of the Government that memfence of Realm Act-just the name had specious notion of party self-respect ported the maintenance of the Act passed the Bill-that they had befor an Irish regiment in the Engand esteem-the proceeding must of Union, and wholseheartedly up- trayed their trust, and had betraylish service. It keeps the link up. be adjudged cowardly and despic- held and justified the rubservieney ed, Ulster. You will be pleased to know that Ulster had been able. Frankly, we have little pa- of the interests of Ireland to those tricked and deceived, and the trust after the shamrocks were distributed _ With the approach of the wet tience with people who cannot bear of England, the men attended Mass, which was they had been prepared to die for season exiles the necessity for an to speak the knowledge that is in celebrated by Fr. Bernard Vaughan, "Only last year we The Very Latest English and in had been surrendered and abandontheir hearts when the occasion de- Belfast an exhibition ofwitnessed S.J. That was a delicate, compliOvercoat. the terrible ed." mands the truth, ment to Ireland; was it not? extremes to which the Orangemen There me every advantage in seeAmerican Models. "By th establishment of what has were prepared to go, in this direcbeen called a "Parliament"-the tion, and in order to demonstrate MISS KATHLEEN TOWNSEND, ing our stock early, while the selecBRYANT & WATERS A T.C.L. word has a totally different signifi- their steadfast allegiance to the preJUST TO HAND SO to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH, tion is good. cance in every other country of the eminent principle cf their causeWOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. Teacher of Pianoforte, the Organ, andl extermination of the Irish world-in North-East Ulster, under Orders Promptly Attended To. Harmony. A comparison of values will conIn Tel. A3938. Recent history need the Government of Ireland Act, "Papish." scarcely, indeed, be vince adduced in eviyou of the savings to be made 1920, the age -long alliance between Pupils Prepared) for All Examinations. Terms In Adlvance. W.B. REDUSOS, the British Government and the dence of this extraordinary zeal. C. H. SMITH & CO. here, 67 THIRD-AVE., trsaLkwoon. Orangemen of Ulster comes to an The importing of arms, the drilling UNDERTAKERS, WARNERS, abrupt .prelusion. Dating from 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. Garbardine Raincoats, 77/6, 97/6, the Revolution this entente cordiale 'Phone (Day ur Night) .. A1231. LA 115/-, DIVA'S, 135/-, to £10/10/-. was based on a mutual hatred and l'OR scorn of the Irish people's spoliation D & A's, Tweed Raincoats, 97/6 upwards. Its unand ultimate destruction. PHIL RYAN varying and unchangeable condiDodge Motor Car for Hire Day or Night. IZODS, Eta Mackintoshes, 50/- upwards. Car No. 208. Motor Garage Teletions in later times were the mainA of Devotion. phone A1927. G.P.O. Motor Raik, tenance of Pitt's Union-the non A3488., coercion of Ulster which in return EDITED AND PUBLISHED AT MAYNOOTH COLLEHE, was to be enthroned.in the mansions Brassieres from 4/11. WEST & GARRETT DUBLIN, of the Empire's divinities and, finWINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMBERS. ally. the erection of a permanent Abdominal Belts made to Order. 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The party that is out to suppress muster of the band, under the lead- Mother Superiors of the community ership of Piper-Major Vale, and as- at Sydney, has left to take part in the St. Patrick's Day procession at of the Order to all hazards took a hand in the City a general chapter providartists, sisted by prominent Council by-election last week for the ed a musical programme in aid of be held at Angers, France. Albert Ward, says the Advocate of There institution. deserving the THE CHINA HALL was an exceptionally large number The following letter appeared in the 21st. ult. A triangular contest of visitors present, many of whom the Melbourne Age of the 20th. ult: was averted by the withdrawal of Mr. J. B. Kiddie at .the eleventh 236 and 238 Murray Street, Perth. travelled long distanses to show "Empire Wreckers.-To the Editor their sympathy with the good Sis- of the Age.-Sir,-I desire. in reply hour, and the two who went to the CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, E.P. ters in their noble work and to en- to the statements made by the Rev. poll were Lieut.-Colonel McInerney WARE, Etc. The latter a pleasant afteri:oen with the Worrell at Wesley Church on Sun- and Dr. H. G. Smith. the 1st. inst. The Very Rev. Dr. place. Why is it that we Church joy QUEENSLAND. Tin: president of the Pip- day, and reported in your issue of had the support of the Protestant GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET O'Reilly, C.M., preached the occa- of England folk are such short- pipers. Federation and the Orange an elofoicee, delivered Association ers' of SETS, I am ashamed and FRUIT SETS. sighted fools? 18th. inst., to state that I emphatiIlis Grecc the Archbishop has sional sermon. he was elected. Mr. Kiddie's my own Church when 1 realise what quent appeal on behalf of the insti- cally deny that I sought an inter- and WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. been througn the outer 'districts of name remained on was the. ballot sum of over £50 A tution. rereverence and add I by going on, a man, as it was McCor. is view with such Very Rev. Father P. C. the Beaudesert Parish prosecuting TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL (sic') for their handed oer to the Rev Mother as pure accident that 1 met him in paperg and although it was an. his appeal for funds for the build- mack. the popular parish priest of spect the Romans that he had withdrawn, he collection. Flinders-street, and I did not use flounced He has met Lochirivar, was enthusiastically wel- splendid and enthusiastic devotion." the result of the ing of St. Stephen's. ten votes. The tactics emthe words. 'I cannot let my union secured with generous aid in the parish, and comed home recently by his parish. pinyed were discreditable, and were Mrs. Woodin, mother of Mother Another person who wit- strongly Father McCorinack has Chaplain-Major O'Brien preached down.' it is expected that when the results ioners. by Lieut.-Col. visiting Rome and Ireland. The M. Peter, of the Ursuline Commun- the oc,ash.nal sermon at the Re- nessed the meeting and heard the McInerneydenounced are to hand 13eaudesert's contribu- been when addressing the Mater the died in suport ity, Armidale, discussion can my statewith a him presented parishioners at St. Mary's s quiem Ma celebrated ratepayers tion will reach £300. The Children after poll had been the SydNorth Referring to his Misericordiae Hospital, Church. Geelong, for the repose of ment. Now, 1 desire to ask is this declared. RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. of Mary entertained his Grace whilst wallet of notes. that ney-, on the 15th. ult.-R.I.P. the souls of the Australian Catholic man, who is so, loyal by word of w s e in Beaudesert, and presented hint travels, Father McCormack said * * the same Rev. mouth to -day, H. had been to Rome. and had the soldiers who died at the war. Father Reardon, who with £10 as their contribution to the he has been abWorrell who, in 1914, when Carson sent from Tcrang for His Lordship the Bishop of Maitgreat pr;vilege of receiving the bless-IN, Manager. DANIEL MULCAHY, Proprietor. fund. some months, arming ulster to resist Home owing to ill ing of the Holy Father. He after- land recently presided at the theoIt is estimated that the profit was -health, has resumed of priests of the logical Rule, to The according Age, of France through proceeded wards celewas Mass from this year's St. Patrick's Day July 13, 1914, said: 'In Ireland a duty. Solemn Requiem His many friends were an attendThere was the diocese, Ireto his native Celebration :it Ballarat will total crisis might burst at any moment pleased to welcome him back in reIsrated at St. Stephen's Cathedral on and crossed over try to reply to the ance of 32 priests. would over £1,100. which is close up to last in fierce, red names of battle, and as newed health. the 22nd. ult., for the repose of the land. He in each eear's record figures. Tel 3881 soul of the late Rev. Bro. Barrett. of question which he knew was Ireland, St. sure as God lived Ulster would gain The Convent of the Sisters of The one's mild: "How is old * * * SOUTH AUSTRALIA. St. Joseph's College, Nudgee. has which Lochinvar. imperishable victories. and the moat Joseph HEALY'S Ireland she stand?" does and how in Rev. Father McKenna was the celewho has been Reidy. Father as a secondary ment the first cannon was fired four square to her ene- been registered The South Australian section of brant of the Mass; deacon, Rev. was standing of St. Alipius' Church for the would see the Empire burst into a had both the will and school, uncles the Bursary Endow- charge Father Barry; sub -deacon, Rev. mies, an 1 she past two years, has obtained twelve disastrous eruption.. Such is the the Self-Determination League for win the fight. Mother ment Act. wes singularly successful months' Ireland was launched at a put lie Father McGoldrick (all three priests the power to of absence, partly for leave loyalty of the Rev. H. Worrell. -the this year in the public examination, being ex-students of Nudgee Col- Erin was being tortured, and reasons and also to continue Yours, etc., T. E. WILSON, Service meeting in St. Francis Xavier's the teeth having secured two pastes in the health Hall, an -I a State Council was electlege), and-wiaster of ceremonies, Rev. world. which was armed Father Reidywill his studies. ton, April 18." Leaving Certificate; five in the Ined on Sunday afternon, the 17th At the conclusion and rotten to the core, was looking termediate; Father Lane. the Qualifying shortly take his departure from Bal21 in All the ult. The hall was filled with a will of the Mass tile Archbishop deliver- on and doing very little. larat East, but not leave for Certificate: two State bursaries: The Right Rev. Dr. McCarthy, ed a panegyric on the life of the late same, they need have no fear for three prizes and 11 passes in the Rome until July or August. He Bishop of Sandhurst, blessed awl large attendance of ladies and genresult. A gold pyx war presenttlemen, and enthusiasm was will be Succeeded at St. Christian Brother. Among the large the Alipius' by opened the new Convent and School shown, says much who looked diocesan examinations. Southern Cross. congregation were the students of ed to Father Mulcahy, Father McGloin. at Euroa on the 14th. ult. There Rev. Brother the Puree! occupied the Nudgee and the other colleges of the after the affairs of the parish during NaIrish successful At a very was a large gathering of people from of Father McCormack. Christian Brothers and the pupils theA absence The net financial return from the ail parts of the scattered district, chair, and among those present held at Ballina reremarkable expression of stem tional Colleen were the Very Zev. Prior Hogan, from the Convent Schools. at Wallace race meeting held in aid Father chief organiser, the cently. NEW NORCIA. were of an enpathy with those who have been Cullen, in. the course of a brief ad- of the Catholic schools of the par- and the proceedings 0.P., Revs. Fathers M. Laughlin, thusiastic character. The Convent Moloney, Sparkes and Cleary, CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. iter R. J. 'Little, S.J. in a letter made victims of the barbaric rule of dress to the people. said: ish. it will be about is anticipated, "The solidly constructed and School are 0.C.C., the the Hons. P. McMahon TerWing to the bigoted attack made the Crown Forces in Ireland was Minister for the Colonies wants to £700. and splendidly designed. Speaking Glynn and T. V. O'Loughlin. Rev. upon the Pope, the Catholic Church. witnessed at thc Sydney Town Hall know Ausa tlia's opinion regarding at the dinner given in the school Brother Purton delivered a fine and the Jessits, by Sir Thomas Hen- on the evening of the 18th ult. To the Irish nation; I that hope parish. The pastor of the Maffra after the ceremony of blessing and Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. ley, very effectively disposes of the relieve distress in Ireland, an appeal through the newly -formed Self- the Very Rev. P. Curran, who is ac- opening, his I.ordship said he had opening address. snowing how wild charges made by the visiting for Ireland League companying the Bishop of Sale just returned from an extended branches ha.I been opened upon Determination taken throughout having the Little, States and in TasMYSTICAL ROSE. Knight. Father of Australia, the generous and free (Most Rev. Dr. Phelan) on his visit visit abroad, and he had opportuniand stating the purposes of them in their order, and answered and big-hearted people of Australia to the Holy Father, seas farewelled ties of seeing that the world was mania, For Particulars Apply to the BROTHER DIRECTOR. them, finally asks: "Does he (Sir Let all with wreaths of roses will send their opinion. to the Min- by his parishioners on Friday, April very sick at the present time. There the League. The Hon. P. McMahon has been ele eed president, The Mystic Rose entwine; Thomas Henley) really intend to be ister for the Colonies, and that it 15. Representatives from the out- were disturbances in Italy, France, Glynn it all Mr. is F .W. or Lundie vice-president, Rose is Marv, controversalist, Mystic The a serious will coincide with the opinions of lying districts were present, and England, Scotland, Ireland, am: J. V. O'Loughlin secretary, The Queen of grace divine. another disguise to amuse the pubthe whole world in its absolute con- many good wishes were expressed America. and the whole world was Hon. lic at the expense of religious of England's present pol- by the speakers that their pastor in a violent state of distraction and and Mr. J. J. Daly treasurer. Bran. demnation LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. be 0 Mary! is thy children, :Sir Thomas, it may peace?" icy of repression, and in insisting on would have a pleasant holiday and unrest. The nervous system of the ches have already been formed in Goodwood', Parkside, TheThy peerless gifts bring glee; noted, unchivalrously rushed away self-determination for Ireland." come back to them renewed in peoples of the w mid had been up- Adelaide, & barton, Hectorvilie, and West AdeFor 'tis our own the glory from the rumpus he created. health. As evidence of their good set by the late war. and it would That crowns and mantles Thee. The following transfers of Jesuit wishes they asked Father Curran to take a great deal of God's grace to laide. THE MURRAY-STREET MUSIC SELLERS, St. at celebrated Anzac Day was priests in Australia have been accept from them a handsome testi- put the people right again. It was Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. Father Campbell. C.SS.R., who Stephen's Cathedral by a Solemn Re- In God'.; celestial gardens made:-Rev. F. X. O'Brien (a form- monial, which would be to him an necessary that the people should was NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET (near Roans). a chaplain with the A.I.F. forquiem Mass for the repose of the Thou art the rarest flower; chaplain), to be rector earnest of their love and veneration turn to God and strive in every ces for er military Correct Postal Address: Box 57, G,P.O., Perth. four years and a half, souls of those who had fallen in the To form Thee fair He lavished of St. Aloysius' College, North Syd- and thi hope that he would be spar- way to carry out the precept of lovthe occasional sermon at NO SHOPS IN BARRACK-STREET. His love and grace and power. war. The soldiers were entertained ney; Rev. J. Forster, front St. Aloy- ed for many years to copse to rule ing God and one's neighbour. (Ap- preacher,/ the religious celebration in St. FranWrite for Free Catalogue. at luncheon in a large marquee in sius' College, to St. Ignatius' Col- over the parish of which he was plause.) Without that the world cis Xavier's Cathedral in honour or thy virtues of items perfumes The when grounds, the Cathedral lege, Riverview; Rev. F. Connell, BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. would not resume its normal health the Catholic soldiers who fell in Both heav'n and earth pervade; from Norwood (SaA.).to Riverview; pastor. the by leading Vistsweregiven. again. if they were not prepares war. They fill with joy all angels, Rev. C. Hartnett. from St. Mary's, of hand of fellowship Provincial to extend the Mother The Rev. Missions To man they are sweet aid. Successful Redemptorist The the Good Shepherd Nuns. Abbots- to the neighbour, things could not North Sydney, to Norwood. Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. The fortnight's Mission by the were conducted at Nambour and Rev. E. Pigott, S.J., is, upon the ford, accompanied by the Rev. get on spiritually in the world. Redeniptorist Fathers irom BalKilcoy by the Rev. Father Collins, Thy leaves, pure Rose of Eden, "the Famous "Snigg s Corner," of the Royal Society request of larat at the Cathedral, was brought Once white, are now all red: C.SS R. In both places Father Colhis Wales, devoting New South to a close on Sunday evening. the estins expressed himself as pleased 'Tis blood that turned them crim- time to establishing and controllTHE PLACE TO GO FOR 24th. ult. His Grace the Archbishop son, with the display of faith by the peoing a solar radiation observing staimparted the Pontifical BenedicThe Blocd thy Son did shed. SILK and FASHION ple. FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, tion at Riverview. tion. The Mission throughout was Insurance Company, Limited. SHIRTS, SOX,'TIES, ETC. splendidly attended. Large numSeveral branches of the Self -Deter- O Mary! To thy children' 'VICTORIA. PERTH. -STREET, BARRACK BUILDINGS, SAMSON'S glee: bers gifts bring approached have Thy peerless the Sacraments. A mination for Ireland League EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL fortnight's Mission at St. Patrick's, been started in the country districs. For 'Lis our own the glory, thee. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. The Irish Pipers were favoured West Terrace, was opened on SunThat crowns and mantles Brisbane has already a strong at LOWEST INSURANCE LIABILITY, and EMPLOYERS' for their visa -MARIANUS. with a fine afternoon day, 24th. ult. branch. to St. Joseph's Home, Surrey Hills, E MIDWOOD, Manager. CURRENT RATES FORGET THE DON'T es a full Very Rev. Prior Hogan, 0.P., ADDRESS The foundation stone of St. Fin - was made ay the Irish National As- on Sunday, April 17, when J. preached Ash a at charity sermon laid was on bebar's new church sociation, and a monster concert was half of the local branct of the St. and MURRAY STREETS, PERTH. BARRACK CORNER grove on the lst.inst.. crowdwas hall The great arranged. Vincent de Paul Society in St. ed and the greatest enthusiasm preMary's Church. Lower North AdeDr. Donaldson, Anglican Arch- vailed. an unprecedentThere was laide, on Sunday, the 1st. inst. bishop of Brisbane, speaking at St. ed demonstration of generosity when, is James' Church, Toowoomba, to the during the interval, the Very Rev. ite A splendid worker in the cause Anglican clergy of the Downs recent- Dr. O'Reilly, CM., was speaking. of charity, of sketch in the person of Miss L. ly, gave a brief historical Money and notes and cheques were M. Dunn, of Glenelg, died recently the movement towards reunion, and brought from every part of the hal: at the early age of 27. She was a said there were hopeful signs. The up to the platform. Old and young, devout Catholic and had a wide cirreal motive which impelled them to rich and poo-, all gave generously cle of friends. CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK, At the fete in aid face the question, however. was the for the sake of the Old -Land, and of St. Mary's Church, Glenelg, two conviction that union was God's will. those who were suffering so heroicalNote the Address: years ago, Miss Dunn was chosen It must be realised that we aimed at ly for her. Cheques for £100 came Queen of Flowers.- R.I.P. 'Phone, A4305, Private 'Phone, A2938. reunion with Rome as well as with from Mrs. J. M. Dodd, of Gundagui, the non -conforming bodies. The and Mr. F. B. Freehili, a Mayo man, TASMANIA. basis of reunion was the recognition £50, and Mr. Willie Bounce £25. and acceptance of the Holy Scrip- gave the that freely in so flowed Money There was Nicene a large number of and Apostles' tures, and the programme had to be curmembers present at the welcome 11.4 HAY-STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (Opposite King Edcreeds; the two Sacraments of Bap. concert Verbrug Henri Madame tailed. tendered ward Hostel). miss M. J. MCDERMOTT, Proprietress. 'rel. A1655. to his the and' Grace Archbishop Communion, tism and Holy roused the utmost enthusiasm by Barry by the St. Vincent de Paul Pure Wax Candles, 65 per cent. pure Beeswax, In conformity with ministry, including the episcopate. her Tapers Wicks, Sanctuary 011, Charcoal, Insense, of the old Irish singing beautiful requirements; Church Society in St. steps Joseph's practical the School. Ho. of spoke also He Holy Oil Stocks, Missal Markers, Priests' New Ritual, Pictures a SpeMr. Joseph Partridge, songs. bart, on the 10th. ult Dr. Barry to be taken in regard to the accom- folk cialty. stations of the Cross, Acts of Consecration to the Sacred Heart, expressed his admiration for the The whole the brother of ex -Sister Liguori, Irish Horn and Mother of Pearl Rosaries; Silver Children of Mary Medals; plishment of reunion. of costume national the in dressed work Pictures or Bishops' Conference; Photos. of Dr. Mannix; Books by late of the society matter would be discussed at the the Gael, created a furore as he apCanon Sheehan and Father Benson. Good supply of Irish Music and Readmeeting of General Synod, to be held ing matter by Fr. Las flee Sir James Butler, and Francis Thompson. song His platform. the on peared The Rev. Father T. J. O'Donnell Agent for causone Directory, 1921, Record, Sacred Heart Messenger, Our in Sydney later in the year, when a Irishi. "Fianna Gaelan lee" (in recently concluded a very successLady's Annals, St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Press, Advocate, St. Ancommittee would be appointed to was his enIrish, American, and Annals, Ave Marla, Benziger's Magazine. thony's a double it of ful rendering mission For et Sheffield. meet similar committees appointed Circulating Library. Si. Patrick's Badges, English Literature Stocked. * to be given, his "Wearing * Large Assortment. by other Church organisations who core hadGreen" being specially well At the conclusion of the mission, of the desired re-union. woollen mar the present position of the men reviewing Mrs. Shrewd C. McGuire, who is leaving the received. ket in England as indicated by the newspaper reports can only come district for Launceston, was preVery Rev. Father Rickerby is resented with a wallet cf notes, and a The Very Rev. Father Fitzgerald, to one conclusion, and that is that Suits must advance still further &svering from his recent serious opethese rising The one way costs to avoid is near future. New in price in the 01 God, Irish Frangscan. prayer -book, m recognition of her ration in Mater Misericordiae Hos- the distinguished ill in St. Vincent's is to provide for your future Clothing requirements without delay. services t i the church in the disSUBIACO. SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. pital, Rockhampton, and it is ex- still seriously Sydney. May this good, trict during the last 30 years. Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway pected that he will soon be able to Hospital, Stations. kindly souled friend of Ireland soon leave the hospital. Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. The cabled news that Miss Magbe restored to his former health and TERMS MODERATE. PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. gie Gard, the Hobart young lady The profits in connection with St. vigour. OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. 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Apostles-first on sanding them forth, during His public life, to prepare for His own coming: "Go, preach, saying: The Kingdom of wets in doing what is Heaven is at hand. Heal the sick, Weaelteweee sesenaleaelle'el'iteeeeatRrala) Was it to recall, or to cast her oil some for the. opera, but al' evidently meaniss, because l oug ht 11 OUR LORD AND LABOUR. raise the dead, cleanse the lepers, One more 'ook at her bent on vanity or Measure, and forever? somebody, du -----something cast out devils"; ard, again, after little and eating less babe, and unabie thinking for the a to endure the sus and that somebody is God. God bo pense any longer, she tore the mis- madness sad misery lurking every- (By Key. Peter Finlay, S.J, in the His resurreceion: "Going, teach ye nig our Maker and Master, has a Golden Hour).) all the nations, baptising them in where, hidden even in A wrapt in a like a cancer, sive open. banknote, suns; his palace contained no plate right to command, and it is therefore of DOROTHY ROSE. the name of the Father, and of the small printed paper, fell out of the the richest and most luxurious quar. What were His views on Labour? Son, or costly furniture, and was often our duty to obey. From God we re and of the Holy Ghost." A of the city, which their she 30; ters through envelope as did but writof that ceive all that we are, and all we 'there are those, even among, Ca. Dorothy Rose had a turned-up nose, nearly destitute of the necessaries of can purely spiritual Mission, such as His destination led them. there 'vas not a line. ing, With ultimate du; and therefore we owe it to tholics, who think we frequently may was find His one mule in suplife. do you Did she worry about it, own had been, to men's souls, trembling fingers and throbbing Foot passengers singly be what He wills us to be, came also the Gospels-the records of tint sold for the relief of the poor, when Him to pose? she twisted the envelope or in busy groups; many of them Lord's life and teachings-a cone companied by a constant exercise (By Cecilia Mary Caddell.) Oh, no; but a plan she began to it would rte bought back for him by and to do what He wills us to do. round and round, arid inside and and of both sexes with faces and ex- plete system of social science. Our of deeds of mercy. some wealthy citizen. He died em- And this is Morality." hatch out again. in order to make certain pressions whieh a very little while Lord lived and taught, they say, to Thirdly, there is the opinion-and .... To make the rest of her features bracing the crucifix, May 2, 1459, CH,APTER IV. (continued.) of this fact. Then nearly mad with before would Free filled tale with make this world a better world-to it seems well-founded and is widely often repeating the words, "To serve DON'T WRITE DULL LETTERS. match. "Come, come! nom of your fine anguish, she turned for information fear ane teething, but whom she establish a reign of peace, brother accepted-that the purpose and God is to reign. airs with Inc, young =setts. Do to the printed paper. It was mere- now stoiered, almost without heed- threes, justice, freedom, and philan teaching of Our Lord were.primarily before Most think they people First of all, she trained her eyes, think I don't know well enough ly an announcement of his marriage ing it, to push her rudely off the throw. The Sermon speak, but only a few think before you on the Moue. spiritual, concerned with men's souls SILENCE. Turning them up to the sunny skies, what you are, for all your fine pre- with some high-born damsel, and of footpath Men of a better class is a summary of His legislation fur -their holiness here, their blessedthey write. Look at the :nud and dust, not she. Lady, tences of a ledy? in. departure. being the his week before, f a were likewise there- some on their the Kingdom lie intended to found. ness hereafter. Ile was not a social I have a friend, says a writer in They who can be silent when they Nothing but sunshine would Dorudeed! fine lady- as has been three India. way to their suburban homer, sifter He is a workman one of the people, reformer, as we understand the are tempted to say something cut- Le eclon Answers, and she is a girl weeks living on muse, and never let thy see. lie preached no class war me Ettie seemed read, or it a day of patient toil in office or in who has before His eyes a condition term. ting or reproving possess a strong who always keeps her friends; part - see sixpence of her money all that over and over again, is if tosheread others, sedate and coo- of things not dissimilar to that fare; aroused no enmities between had a warehouse; I am hozever far sure, because, ly, to A flower that droops has begun to sword of defence against things time! But directed no I'll see it now --that's difficulty in taking in come its citizens, out entire fortable-looking which is prevalent in our own day. which others yield in the way that away they are, it is never too much flat; or else, dead or alive, you and meaning, a look of white wilt, ter- with their wives and daughters to In Judea arid in Galilee, a small specialCali attention in His discourses So up went her chin, with a saucy means their defeat. It is a great trouble to write them long and in- your baby tramp out of this by rible to behold, settlingdespair. to the harsh conditions under all air evening, Site fresh of and breathe the minority owned most of the wealth, thing to have such perfect control teresting letters. Thus, though miles nightfall." tilt, the working classes in Paley while upon her features. It was others again, in still greater num- and lived luxuriously; the multitude which An ounce of pluck worth a pound of of the tongue that one will not allow may stretch between them, she can tine were compelled to spend Henrietta their glanced at that ring on true, then! lie had actually more excitable alienand ber, younger were poor, and sold their labour it to lead one into talking, when it always keep her friends very near to her finger. "It was not for want of cloned her, and she was alone- alone sigh, looking parties, hurrying each with that they might have wherewith to lives. Nowhere in the Gospels shall And courage comes with a head held should keep still. A very serene old her in thought. we find even the outlines of a Pub means," she in a low said, voice; with her dying child: and to-nwcigar, and red glowthe inevitable buy bread. He was shocked, She does not dash oft anything "but the child was so ill. To moirow, row, as so man once told me that he felt that high also eyelid be dea end far ing beneath his moustache, to many are now shocked, by the in. tical Economy or of social science. al- I hope it will be better, and away,it and he had kept a great deal of anger that conies into her head; she sue would be absolutely theatres and clulis. No one looked equalities of fortune. He was moved No doubt He was a reformer, but a Lastly, her lips turned their corners out of the world simply by not "an- ways considers her friends' point of then"--reformer, Whose life and and altogether alone in the world. her; no one they passed by pity at Ettie as the sufferings, the hard - religious swering back." He explained this by view. If the particular friend she is up, have re -shaped the religion "To-morrow it will be dead," the Oh, the miss:,- of that word. "alone." heeded her. No one dreamed that ships, theforinjustice inflicted on the teachings writing to is fond of sport she writes woman Brimming with smiles like a rosy adding: of the world. responded savagely, "But I'll at any time! but the fourfeld reds- the child she carried, wrapt so care- poor. Hence his repeated warnings "You see if you never answer back of it; fond of books, then the latest have no more tomorrows ..7:ve had ery, when it i.: the direst consequCUD, It would, however, be a mistake fully in her shawl, was a dead child to the rich, His urgent Oh, a channing child is Dorothy an angry person his wrath will die books are discussed; if music is a enough of them; and I promised to suppose that He too-,, no thought ence of sin! Ettie felt 't penetrating -a dead child, and her only one. to put away riches, theexhortations constant music fiwnadyss i 1, Rose, out lots quicker than if aou answer favourite, for men's happiness upon earth "I husband that before he came back into the very marrow of her being, Two or three, perhaps, out of the example of His own life. letter.the through1 to-night, you should either have paid and though And it all began with a turned -UP back in his own kind. Keeping still ins have compassion on the multituje," her lips never moved. hundreds thronging even- street she in Nazareth lie had worked as a He says, before He multiplied nose! yourself is one of the hest ways in them all there runs a little vein of or left. the So, now, you are free to her soul !vaned to cry out, "Alone, entered, might have peered at her village artisan. in His years of pub loaves and fishes; and every form of -Paaline Frances Camp. the world to keep mad folks from humour. choose." alone! and utterly alone-" until tin- curiously through the darkness, and e seue,ff e rsefinr lack getting madder and madder." A knock at the door interrupted able to bear the strain upon it any wondered at the stony gaze of the lic life, fits poverty was more ex- human suffering made a like appeal trine. "She foxes have boles.' Ile to Him. "Not in bread alone doth time her, and a little girl entered with a longer, a heavy Nothing is more useless than to of Stoacintan WORDS OF WISDOM. fell uron blue eyes that met their glances in says who would follow. Him, man live;" but neither is man spirit try to argue with an angry person. ago. when my mother was about to letter. The woman pounced eager. her, and for a fewstupor brier moments return but no one guessed, no one also totheonebirds undergo a very serious operation, 01 the aim nests; but only; and Our Lord ldved the whole our part will surely it Serene silence on lv upon it. was ad.lre red te she ceased even to be conscious of dreamed of the desperate thought the The gift of prayer is a pledge of lessen the angry words of others. became necessary to censor her cote Ettie. and. herIt landlady Son of Mau bath not where to man. Hence, His many racks began alher misery. Mary. brain Margaret in her at that moment salvation.-St. surging respondence-for Say ilis the simple head.' reason lo His Apostles he worked almost all to owes ready to 's repent of her previous A short sharp cry roused her from -the dark desperate thought of self- bays: "Do not The greatest want is the want of a CHOOSE THE BEAUTIFUL WAY that some of it was too depressing harshness. possess gula nor all. earthly wants. Hence, too, su many is root the thisui This nb odue.twants. I of our etsosedstnstigugploer..waTi sense e childud had destruction,ard for words. vet, our money in your The purses, letter of His doctrines, nor which aim, above was a large one, eviof infidelity.-Adam. again, wdehmicehanCi.ritahn carry One very well-meaning old for your journey, nor two all, at supernatural results but are Thrice blessed are they who arc deafly containing something. What Faith boldly flies to a height which saying how sorry she was to it Ettie really had friends, able and ing it to the windc ,v, she saw, by Bided step, she was hurrying to ac- coats, nor shoes, nor a staff." He calculated and are, we may be sure, to live with. They are a the perhaps. dim might or, human reason could never attain.- pleasant ef one evening, -no knew, that the complishtells the rich young man, whom He intended, to further man s best tam blessing to themselves, to those with hear of my mother's great willing to assist her? A current of moment, so long St. Augustine. dreaded, was cerne even if they had known, no one "Sell all whatsoever thou. poral interests as well. whom they live, and to the world at tune, and how it often happened that human hindness seemed to flow sud- at last. Another. and another struge would have cared- She reached the loved: Help -ne, oh, my God, and I will large. Along this line, a thoughtful very actice women ended their days hest, and to the poor, and thou cienly in upon her, as she asked her. gle. Noshing but the mother's Serpentine at last. All that terrible shalt havegive not fear how much soaves I may be writer has said most truly: 'There as bedridden invalids! And how self these treaswre in Heaven; and questions; and then heart within her could have given evening its dark waters had been come, oppressed.-Imitation. she once knew of a lady who caught another. Hiss' she was to makecame in follow an ugly way and Me.' is a beautiful "Blessed are ye Et- her strength to lucid it in that awful sounding in her ears, calling her, as poor, ' It is better to be of the number which we say almost everything, and cold after a similar operation, and tie forget the last He declares in the Sermon words she hour. or to look open of those who need relief than of happiness depends on which way we contracted some awful kind of incur. had uttered in herbitter she deemed, to seek rest beneath on the Mount, "for yours is its agony. the frenzy? She Then Caine a fainter convulsion-a them: and now that she Was actualthose who want a heart to give it. Kingdom would try, at all events, she thought; grey God." And, on the otYou can upset a person for a able "itis!" shatlew settled upon the little IV beside them, she laid her child on her nand: of"How Every seirow which separates us take. in harsh way hardly day by the whole and not to .use shall time, they began at once, face; from this world brings us nearer to which you may call him in' the mornA GOOD HEART. in a tone which she meant to be once the eyes opener?, as if to gaze the ground, and leaning over the that have riches enter into the king. more upon its mother. the only parapet of the bridge gazed steadily dom of God: it is easier for a camel God.-Monsignor Henry Bolo. coaxing, ,-ota which, to Ettle's ears, creature mg, or you may give him a beautiful Gratitude for favours and gifts re- start to it to the last: into the black depth:: below. Thus, to pass through the eye of a needle A good heart makes a good face- wa.s simply more repulsive than he.' then they faithful by the cheeriness of your greetTHE OPTICIAN and esteemea closed--closed quietly the for a few moments she remained, her than for a loved is a thing ceived man to enter into the ing. So not only in the words, but perhaps not beautiful or classic, but previous violencelashes falling like a silken fringe soul battling unconsciously between kingdom rich in heaven and on earth.-St. Igna- in all the little common courtesies fine, sincere and noble. The face Decry me! now, see here, if this long of God." And in: MEANS upon the for suicide cheeks; desire desperate the tius Loyola. the little form "Woe to you that are rich, fortyou and duties of life, thin!. of the beau. will shine with God behind it. There bean't a letter for you Didn't I stiff and rigid, and for a mo. which had ceased upon it. -Ind that have your Christian charity is a compound of tiful way of doing each." are some faces even to -day that at tell you it was no use fretting when. grew consolation." C f00°F..60., is ment which she of death thought dread that active benevolence and tender comit was one, times seem to have a glow upon sure enough, you had friends well But Not that it is impossible to attain K F. S. lat . C ., no; it stirred again. Was that in us all, and which at the very nib salvation passion following from a supreme them. There are faces that are enough to do in the world to help a and great holiness while SLEEP CHILDREN NEED. smile her which hero ption. made it was at settled D. B. O. A ment love of Jesus Christ. on its !Mee quiet and uninteresting in repose, you? 1 wouldn't wonder now uf great riches. Our Lord [f so, it was the last. ()nee more flesh creep with sudden fear. She possessed Do not tent your eyes on your inFreeman oF the Cityof London that light they and had Himself, Medical others authorities up sent after amazingly you a good, emphasing with big, bouncthe di& the it stirred, then then at child, rooked her it and suddenly turned firmities and incapacity. except to agree that school children need the animation of talking. stretched ing banknote, that will let you bee "The things that arc The Highest Qualifications in but more irresoluteli. at the culty, adds:with humble yourself never let them dis- following amount of sleep: There are some who can never like a lady, as no deubt you be itself full length, and the poor men are possible he State. (By Exam.london) bowed her head upon its bat the tempter was dose courage you.-St. Frances de Sales. Four years, 12 hours; 5 to 7 years, get a good photograph. because the (though I aid the other thing my mother God." But the danger is ex face. to since This he was not going has long time, and she knew that all at hand, Our Sweet Saviour frame. Our Lord's words just quot11 to 12 hours; 8 to 11 years, 9 to 10 camera cannot catch subtle tantrum), for ever so long. was over, and that her child was let her thus easily escape him. As ed forgotten your infidelities. He sees hours: 14 to 18 years, 9 to 10 hours. sparkle of the eye the it-do, and see; there's a dear," she mean at least that much. "You 4 in which indeed! she stood there and hesitated, the only your longing after perfection, Children grow mainly while sleep- the whole individuality lies. There added, laying it on the baby's frock, dead He says again, "serve God in the ROYAL ARCADE Thus for a long time she remained, memory of all she had seen and felt cannot," and the sight makes glad His Heart. ing or resting. Do you want your are some whom you would by way of attracting Ettie's after.. and Marnmon." The rich man is not at seemingly her Town on road, hither rose Hall night unconscietie, that Flower. but so not opposite -The Little first call handsome, whose faces grow Lion to It. children to be stunted? to cling to the good Every incident of the last like an evil vision to her mind's eye only tooof likely PERTH. Ettie could not forget, nor really. Tired ehildren learn badly. make on you with constant acquaintance earth, and to forget God Phone A2298. two years seemed branding itself, The splendid carriages, the bright things ST. GREGORY NAZIANZEN. Who little progress at school, and often until they become beautiful to you. was she a person to be easily cajol- like red them. risks of H. runs gave -het iron, on he- brain a the faces in them, the flowery wreaths, ed; so the only poled For you spending class. aside drift to the bottom of the Do see the the them Foul leton pleasures shining 'fits long wooing which of very Feast, Monday, May 9. the jewels, the the perfumes oi 011:1 who had you want your child to grow up through. you see the splendour of a ter, as if it curt the child, and said, basely left her, the senseless joy, the hung, she knew, aLout their gar- which God has forbidden to him. He VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. is liable, above all, to become sel- eeriest Terrace. MISS M. O'Callaghan. noble character glorifying every fea- coldly, "Leave the room at once, bitter anguish; his desertion. the ments and in their hair, seemed to Gregory was born tit saintly par- stupid? Medical, Maternity. Tole. lure. A true beauty in the soul will will you?" and finding she was not cruelty of her landlady, lavish his wealth upon him- surgical, of S. friend chosen the phone A I ORO. ..-. ents, and was the death of flout her in her misery. What were self , to instantly obeyed, come she out added, THE OF to harden his heart against LOVE firmly. sweetness, the God'stpurthe bright' her childet that Feastevery they doing moment? item was counted Basil. They studied together at "I will not open that letter until you over; and proudly resolved not ness, the quiet glory of the face. poor, to mistake utterly purtime Mg Perhaps, or dancing: jesting at the same turned Athens, to Occasimially we see manifestations are down stairs; and I will tear it to Thos. ANDERSON Son & pose in bestowing wealth upon him. of leenfrom the fairest worldly prospects, of disrespect to mothers. and we Family Grocers and Provision Merpieces moreover if you remain here owe even a night's shelter to the merrily, or indulging, be vi woman who had insulted the dying tract, in the luxure of a mimic woe, He may forget that he has no right chants. and Raglan-rd., and for come years lived together in cannot help but regard the miscreant HOLDVVAY & CO. much do as he wills with what he calls N. Perth. Faiderald-et. 'Phone, A1794. Families toil. as an ingrate. The sacrifice of a Licensed sewerage Plumbers (Gornto agonies of her little one she at last administered lightly and pleasantly seclusion, self-discipline, and The woman looked and felt wailed furi Oil daily. his Cotintry Orders Atown; forget that God has apOasfitters and Sheet Metal our, but the their senses to leave in strains the to the sweet chamber. As she Gregory was raised, almost by force, mother deserves an esteem for her rated). tended to. bare idea that Ettie Workers. A pointed him the Trial Solicited. steward of His to the priesthood; and was in time on the part of a child almost like Pier-street. Perth. Tel. A4395. might at that moment lee the pos- did so, the banknote, which had all and gorgeous scenery of some favor - bounties to all who are in need. It made Bishop of Nazianzum by S. the honor and homage due to God. eessor of a hundred peunds put a this tune been lying unnoticed; on ate opera; and she -site who had is sadly easy to be another Dives. HOTEL PERTH Basil, who had become Archbishop Who paints a prettier picture of BRIGGS AND ROWLAND,. bridle on her tongue, and instead of the floor, caught her eye. She pick. once belonged to that brilliant circle and to have no thought of the many J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. of Caesarea. When he was fifty years mother than Washington Irving in SOS wenington-street, Perth (Oppo- the "hoity toffy-' with which, under ed it up, and tore it. without even -whose place had been among them, sick and poor who are without the sits Railway at the had been one of the Goods mooking amount-tore perhaps his gifts Yard). who rare Premier other circumstances, she would pioit into old he was chosen, for the following: "The love of a mo- Lime and Stone Merchants The Excellent Accommodation. rich man's gate: to be unmindful of of W.A. Ab- babe,and his conciliatory oreposition, to ther is never exhausted; it never solutely the Highest Percentage have received her lodger's a thousand pieces. Afterwards, she brightest and most envied of them 'Lord's complaint: "I was hun-Lime be Patriarch of Constantinople, then changes; :t never tires Hotel I. noted for Its Purity of In the State. A father Write for Prices commands, she retreated to the dcor, remembered the rent. "No matter," all-she was actually there-on gave Me and you not to eat; Drinks, Cleanliness and Civility. particulars before purchasing else- saying, almost quietly, at least for she will pay for dreary spot, in that dark night- lgrY, distracted and laid waste by Arian may turn his back on a child; bro- and We defy competition. it-itthisnittl,e0;thnieswrhig worse than alone --a dead I was thirsty, and you gave Me and other heretics. In that city he thers and sisters may become inve- where. J. B. GEORGE only Briggs in the trade. No connec- her, as she did so Then she turned to her dead child, baby at her feet-an outcast-a beg- not to drink; I was a stranger, and laboured with wonderful success. S. terate enemies; husbands may desert tern with PHARMACIST, "Well, now, remember you are unothers trading under a airyOn, if they cooed you took Me not in; naked, and you Jerome boasts that he had there sat their wives, wives their husbands, ter name. Lime rot Manure at very der no sort of obligation to leave. It and straie;itened its little limbs; and gar-and alone. . I say to . Me not. Amen, covered low rate. 542 HAY -STREET, PERTH. wit's a terrible courage, passed but see her train? How every ton at his feet, and calls hint his master but a mother's love endures through was not from that I said- even, PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST end thtahnedeoyee-e;witesrefaecele,setdo and his catechist in Holy Scripture. all; in good repute, in bad repute, Sue would wag, how every finger you, so long as you did it not to what I did shy: but I live by my VETERINARY CHEMIST. would be pointed at her, how even one of these least, neither did you makBuetst,ihree But his lowliness, his austerities the in the face of the world's condemnaMISS M. McMAHON rooms, and can't afford to give them that it unto Me." insignificance of his person, and, ab- tion, a mother still loves op, and Choicest Pastry, Fruits, and Conlon- for naught. If you can pap-why, did not kiss it-she did not even those who eat up for being compas. doFrom from these and attitude, this HARRY. shed a tear. eionate would McCARTHYoleo Her overwhelm her with a feelings had beer ove all, his very success, drew down still hopes that her child may turn winery. then, stop as long as you like: and Established 82 Pier -street, Perth (Near Hay -street). the fact is, I'd rather have a quiet wound tip to such a pitch that it al. contemptuous pi v mere insulting ,similar teachings of Our Lord, we Motor Car Painting. on him the hatred of the enemies of from the evil ways and 20 years. repent; 1ER-STREET. Pratidentito gather that He are asked most and difficult to bear seemed as if than the open their very inten. the Faith. He was persecuted by still she remembers the infant smiles body like you, than a pack, perhaps, with the poor, Moat Coach Patna the magistrates, stoned by the rabbi, that once filled her bosom with such P. J. HEVRON of noisy children. screaming night sity had extinguished them, and sneers and sarcasms of the crowd. fled Himself whollyHe looked upon and thwarted and deserted even by rapture, ;he merry laugh, the joyful CuStOths. Shippin, and Forwarding and day overhead. So, remember. there was no tenderness in her sor- No! there was no hope for her-no with Labour; that Agency. General Carriers. Phinimore you need not go, unless you choose row. but cold and welliiigh pette way left- no course but to bury her the rich, the Capitalists, of Galilee his brother bishops. During the of his childhood, opening pro- Chambers, I:mantle. Tel. P277. upon the does Labour name and as Judea, and her shame lied in the as she was dark tide extereally, fierce and 'econd General Council he resigned shout to; and you'd best not, moreover, mise of his youth, and she can never that He would Printed and Published by his see, hoping thus to restore peace be brought to think him unworthy." SACRED HEART HIGH a -move in the night air would fin- contending passions were ranging all below-to go hence at once, and so Capitalists of to -day; SCHOOL for on a friend be, He now earth, to let the were world the while forget like a that she had fever in her soul, givto the tormented city, and retired ish that thine child of yours at HIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. BRYANS LIMITED ing her a momentary power of ac- ever existed, a bright atone in its of Socialists, Himself a Socialist. to his native town, where he died once; and 'who kiows but what, by BE YOURSELF. TRULY BOARDERS and DAY On the other hand, there are PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. A.D. 390. He was a graceful poet. keeping quiet now, it may pick up tion, without which she. would pro- sunshine. SCHOLARS. The clack :Muck twelve. Maude many who maintain an entirely con- Murray -street (opp. Boars), Perth, have lain down then and there a preacher at once eloquent and soSomeone has well said: "Until you Pupils are prepared for Uuniver. again between this and morning?" bably had no thought lid: and as a champion of the are true to yourself you are at best sity, Commercial, and Musical ExEttie waved her hand impatiently, end died by time side of her dead was praying at that very moment, traty view. tellChrist us, of a social refor. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. , Faith so well equipped, so strenu- a failure." And this is as true to- aminations. and the WO,TIall hastily retired; but babe. With a stony calnuiess, more Praying that prayer which her heart- ever, they terrible than any outbreak of an- broken father had entreated from mation. His aim was purely spinous, and so exact, that he is called day as it was centuries ago, when she put in her head once mote, to For further particulars apply to a revelation her as Divine TERMS a spiritual tual to complete TO SUBSCRIBERS. alms lost guish could have for his been, she looked S. Gregory the Theologian. "Remember what I say, 1,4rW- -it was first minted in the silver of REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. add, Maude prayed, her whole and to reconcile God with man. lie Iii Advancethem as pay may always stay; and round the room for something in child. speech. The man or the woman Tel. A3810. Pere Quarter to soul in refused her prayer, be which and to conceal Ettie preher dead child from ST. ANTONINUS, BISHOP. that's what I call rhyme and reason who is not true to self must inevitYear- ..... .... .... 36ss. 6d. Hewo uld notnot ififierw°trilidenti both," she concluded, as she closed the living eyes she was about to en- Pared the while, in the calm of utter ably be a failure, as far as the larreerr TAiuweiurrear..8 lire 6d.. G. F. YEATES --.Therlile eewould Feast, Tuesday, May 10. A sha.wr, desperation, to put en end to her ex. "toilet emakeeen the door with a bang, arid thumped counter its the streets. ger life is concerned. As the Bard be Kaiitnt divideHim hanging on the back or her chair, istence. She took off her shawl, lest Optician, heavily down the stairs. Antoninus, or Little Antony, as he of Avon sang: He Bookedbrothers. was called from his small stature, "To thine own self be true, Ettie breathed more freely after was the only thing left hs the room its heavy folds should impede her tween contending 37 BARRACK-STREET, PERTs_ Per Annum .. .. .. .. 13s. Pd. As she did so, her would not have his disciples give She movements. was born at Florence in 1389. After And it shall follow, as the night the her departure. She was alone at likely to answer her purpose (Opposite Town Hall). Two Years .. .. .. .. 22s. Ode heed to temporal things, howtook it, threw it round her shoulders long, entangled hair fell down her a childhood of singular holiness, he day, not shoulders, ever "Be solicitous," and necessary. over her face and over her head, wrapt the amid begged to be admitted into the Do Thou canst not then be false to any what shall eyes, so "saying as almost He them, Cheques (which should be crew,. tells to Putblind her. carefully in its folds, and then, deminivan house at Fiesole; but the man." liberately descending the staircase, ting it quietly back behind her ears, we eat, or what shall we drink, or ed), drafts, money orders, or postal Superior, to test his sincerity and Be what you are. Live your life entered a mom on the ground floor, she looked cautiously around. No wherewith shall we be clothed. . . notes should be made payable to Perseverance, told him he must first from within, not from without. Seem RECORD. EXCHANGE where she was certain, at that hour, one saw her, so she deemed; only Your Father knoweth that you have THE learn by heart the book of the Deere what you are. Be not someone else, BE ADDED. Seek ye, of finding her landlady. A candle God's eye was upon her, but of that need of all these things. tals, containing several hundred but yourself. Do not ape some imaof God she first the never Kingdom thought: therefore, and was already stooping burning on the table, pages. This apparently impossible ginary charm, but develop those SPECIAL NOTICE. and the light fell full on her face as downs,she she took up her deel child. and His justice, and all these things task was accomplished within 12 graces and talents with which NaWhen notifying change of address He One moment more, and she worn* shall be added unto you. entered. months; ant- Antoninus received the ture has endowed you go. surely, we kindly state your old as well as your a have them: "What doth it profit beer. warns over the parapet; but "Good God! what is the matter? ' coveted habit in his sixteenth year. shall grow. For self-development is, cried the woman, startled out of her lust as she. was about to make the man ,if he gain the whole world, mid new address. While still very young he filled seve- after all, nothing more than cultivahis soul?" spring, the loss of own a hand suffer fatal was laid heavily usual indifference for the expression ral important posts of his Order, ting that which is our own-not putADVERTISING RATES. ,(0., I.: of Ettie's face was, in truth, terrible on her shoulder. She started vio- "Lay not up to yourselves treasure and was consulted on questions of ting on the garment of some other Situations Wanted and Vacant, lently, for she had been certain she on earth," He counsels them. Board to behold. difficulty uy the most learned men personality. And in this work-a -day and Residence (three liana, "I'm going," .he said, quietly. "I was alone, and so till a minute or "where rust and moth consume, and about 16 words), one insertion, Is. of his day; being known for his won- world it is personality that counts. .. . '.. have nu money" --The woman was two prevtotaly she had been, but where thieves break through ant- each. ;-..ei;i,i derful prudence as "the Counsellor." And the counterfeit never yet had il...;,4; just beginning to exclaim violently, net then. A poor Irish woman, a steal... Behold, the birds of the air, Births, Marriages, Deaths, In '' n',/ . -.1 He wrote several works on theology the genuine ring. Be yourself; be ,, when she took off her ring and flung laundress, crossing the Park half an for they neither sow, nor reap, nor Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, 3s. and history, and sat as Papal Theo - genuine. --'1"*.... it on the table. "Take that." she hour before with some work she had gather into barns, and your Heaven. per insertion. Poetry, 6d. line extra. logician at the Council of Florence. added, "it will pay your rent three been ordered to deliver that night, ly Father feedeth them. Are not Ordinary Advertisements, 3s. per In 1448 he was compelled to accept MORALITY-rrs MEANING. times over," and before the woman had seen her lingering near the you of much more value than inch. the archbishopric of thgt city; and a and feeling presentiment Casual Advertisements, 4s. per could find a voice bridge, of they?" to answer, she in this dignity earned for himself the No word is so bandied about by Further, He exhorts them not to inch. had left the room, opened the house- mischief, had returned as soon as title of "the Father of the Poor," for modern philosophers with so little Replies to Advertisements can be door. and passes out, friendless, pen- she could to the spot. Not daring, defend anxiously the property which all he had was at their disposal. His comprehension of its true meaning riders, and, but for the lead child hcwever, to tax Ettie openly with they already lawfully possess. "Him addressed to this Offices, and they household consisted of only six per - as the word "morality." Father Hull in her arms. utterly alone, into the her intended crime, she had lingerea that taketh away from thee thy will be forwarded to Advertisers it PERTH. behind a group of dark street until, con- cloak," He says, "forbid not to take postage is prepaid. SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. All Communications should be adwinced by the girl's last movement the coat also. Give to every one Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College CHAP l'ER V. that there wee no time to lose, she that asketh thee, and of him that dressed to: in WA. THE RECORD, On through the street she went-- darted forward, and laying her hand, taketh away thy goods, ask them The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly BOX 20, G P.O., PERTH. straight on, never pausing or looking as we have described, upon her arm, not again." His purpose, clearly, attended to. back; why should she? Homeless said in a voice which she tried to is not to fix men's minds on things Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. and penniless, all street's were alike make seem indifferent and even of earthly value-te make them All Public Examinations are prepared for, including Univerto her, and, therefore, she went cheerful-stand upon their rights, to chalsity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, Matriculastraight on. BOOKBINDING "Come, come, my girl, what arc lenge the unjust distribution of AND tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. It is a pleasure to announce that the first of Evening soon began to this time wear away, doing at of night out earthly goods; but to detach both you SEND Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive BRYAN$ Series of 12 Assorted Holy Carde are twilight to deepen into night, and here alone? Sure, it's no hour fir capitalists and workers from the our attention. Military Training is imparted in the Cadet lamps to twinkle, at first only here an honest woman to be abroad; and love of material blessings: to raise Companies. as if set and there, a -glow by acci- let alone the decency of the thing, them to the things of "the King Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking dent, but soon in long continuous you'll' catch your very death, you dom." which, as He declared to Pit - PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, are taught. MURRAY-STREET TheeLiiiimtai.0 snrydreeatnr(. quantity from double rows of light, snapping out will, among the damp fogs of that ate, "is not of this world;" and to Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for rits*stive pur(opp. Beans) PERTH, Booksellers,inbead the principal streets of London in dirty weather. So, go home, Alan- establish peace between class and poses. lines of living fire-and still she went nab, do, if not for your own rake, class, not by the victory of either A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which Telephones:_A1.3264 and A3437. straight on. She had unconsciously for the sake of the purthy little baby over the other. but by quickening pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of "TATIMINEE tools. turned her :Ups westward on leav- that you're suckling at the breast. both with his own spirit. This, Printed And Published at the re Three-Term System. New Pupils are received at any part of ing her late lodgings; and after pur- and that will be none the better, surely, is not the purpose of Social- gisteredateffice of the Proprietors, (THE RECORD), MURRAY STREET, PERTH the Term. A liberal discount is made in the case of brothers. suing that direction for a little 'I'm thinking, for this tramp out in ism? BRYAIIPE, LIMITED. 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