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VOL. XLV FREMANTLE.

(From Our Correspondent). The Fremantle Catholic Men's Soef their former protege,' ciety held a successful smoke social Will the Sydney Bulletin reproduce the -a cartoon, A mast SHOT WHILE TRYING TO ESCAPE. on Thursday night week. AND THE MORAL enjoyable evening eventuated. Mr. He proFrank Collins presided. ng 55R111. T1ICE a,SPr NSF (WESTkriN AUSTRALIA Sk.CTION.) posed the toast of "Kindred Socie FURTHER ASSISTANCE STILL NEEDED, tics" in an able manner, Mr. Tierney, the ol of Perth C.Y.M.S., suitably respondleatute Irish muster. history of 1,1:11111,! In the Musical and elocutionary ladies of 1 area gone has number 'sync the tins was in and Lit- ing. itunenient function Leederville. Shepherd, the Good week, last Western of the were rendered by Messrs. M. news has lady as ices the Since with su.n sue is well, Our With items ot the Sell -Pete) - present. This the Appeal con- tle Sisters of the Poor, Perth. Huey, M. Eustace, A. W. of Foley, attack(' A1.131 1,11 1311 see' capable stimulus are alone Austraof gensupporters the wish to again evidence the initiation for 1,1 Mal Lein,ue J. Dowling, J. Monaghan, tinues to prevail evenly and reit the organising work of the Branches base been formed (lurpreviously Wallwork, lia. they and encouragement is erous disposition as was J. Anderson, P. O'Keefe, and N. North Fre- making when siantly, but ing this week at East and sucees;F, a branch recentwhile branch shown. a communication Mr. Mat. Foley gave Hounslow. the Luanne and Lcedenille, steadily enlivening the spirit of enas reported join their efforts with those of from the district in every satisfaction as accompanist, meetings have been held whose thusiasm so strikingly featuring all !) rectia edintimating Branch Formations will many enthusiastic gentlemen, hereunder. anxiety to as- and assisted in no small measure in letterpress question the If toactivities. Junction doubling its in of Midland ai phew resulted take con- sist the Appeal of the Home of the making the evening such a success. and South Fre- untiring work morrow at 10.30 a.m., appearing each week were to heunderat 8 p.m. our membership un Sunday night, Good Shepherd, an institution sharmantle at 3 p.m.; at sublet° sidered a reflex of the work Park on we need have no fear that the Peter Mrs. Roper, Fremantle's popular .tondo night. and Victoria Committee, ing their Lenefactions some time ago. Catholic Executive prothe by Maylands metropotaken at central stationer, has returned the Branch, Wediw-itlav night, andnight. Lalor enState the of The Hall's Creek is the town to which re- from a flying pages these in become publication bably on fhilesday will trip to Tasmania. ground, rallying goes to Sun- litan here made, and if a dis.ectetary and otgainstr deavours would not be a true ference is outlandish estranged and bury on the ,Oti. hest., and to tile the largest in Western Australia. Mr. Jack being so Cuility. B.A., L!..B well is trict what of indication the address, 1.01,111eld, snortly after. Hartrey's can become and favourably known at the eeaBefore Mr. nor is this paper per- as the one last namedextraordinary clone, The following are reports to band: rid, has recertle been seriously ill were treated to a few wellmitted, through exigencies of interested under such much Terence Macaw/nay Branch, High- audiencemusical nearer ut St. Vincent's Hospitalehlelbcerne, items. Mr. Arthur chosen space, to chronicle that full mced of conditions, localities gate. with apto respond be able To the I am pleas el to see he is now should unstinted the home demand. I3oylan received worth the conditions But well on the way to c ,n.plete recov. plause of all for his splendid renderbe fully seized of the importance of equal if not greater celerity. alThe first meeting of the above are they Irish (-ry. perhaps, the on apologies, Reaches That resulting with of "A Song the duties involved, branch was held in the Parish Hall ing one of their And who could resist the The juvenile llibernians met on avenues already approached, is to be ready preparing forare ghgate, on Thursday, May 5th, Hearts." taken being interpresteps the and of Ginivan's "drives," Mr. magnitude of the by Monday evening, the occasion of The president, Mr. J. L. fascination I. The Violator: ''You will understand, oh Lord; she impressed The committee have their quarterly meeting. of to -day, must and if ill the in silence. spirit righteous more entailed: Ireland's Bro. M. of much so much "How work tation Captive: atThe fair a over O'Sullivan, presided was trying to escape!" had previous experience of dila Gallagher presided over a good atdesire to pursue vigorously that enas embodied in "A Soldier's Song." be your cause than mine!" tendance, but not quite fair the to Messrs. Giniis out to ac- From quite a number of spots, with- tendance of members. more of a damned grateful committee Mueli buss: all much "How the are which We Turks: Off Let see The to like would ough; we ready reness was expeditiously nansacted. hieve, operations on a scale, limited out their knowledge at all,todonations meet- van and Boylan for their invitation nuisance we can be, you mean." hand as Master Themas O'Connor was initihall crowded out for the next Secre-Will Dyson, in the London Daily Herald. in strength, weislci diminish rather in large sums have come spotlit. to the executive's With us was the State ing. --Dave Low, in the London Daily News. much on a local show ated as a benefit member. it is resulting and 'u proceeds energy presence, the their Sick by increase assist to than M. tary, Mr. J. P. Doheny, and Mr. to be hoped that we maybe able to displayed, if the Rims now conserv- which they had promoted in a pay was passsd to tiro. Kinsella, and O'Dea, a member of the State Coun- become to Court POSSIble; his thoughts were purely pa - ed were relaxed in the slightest de- fashion unostentatious and quiet. indebted supreme nomore of A. declared the sick Bro. Murphy on still :Moorhead Judge been eiociettan. After the minutes had cil. ran mei worthy or a-otherwise Coiled branded disloyal." or Wester. Auslralla, was a candidate fund. All present officers were prothem in the near future. Posters. Nutty gree. She Waiter James CI. .111 1111, wee, a private blconfirmed the president introduced About fifty members were enrol- 31r. W.IIletter meetthe and addressed the dark in past worked Hall. for a further months' posed six Hartrey the Mr. Town -in at the erorseant geuthenan Dance and to a of street dons. toted The Executive is hopeful Mr. O'Dea, who gave a spirited by serreey to attain Ills bigoted ends. terra of office. at some length, and emphasised led, and somewill substantial Iirralinon, advising him not to vote "fo-nay in due course be III he still believes In stealthy tarMesdames W. Mitchell and T. Mel. posters being affixed on prominent forcible address on propaganda and ing Mr. Moorhead, as he was a catho- ries. contention that the decision of lions, which no. boys The caption --"A knight Despite the deeided inclemency of outset, did not experi- hoardings during this or next week. were re- for the from The fair-minded Protestant gave the Press scourge, and urged all his lic. ackrowledged, the to publicly regard REin of TIIE people issue the last Irish oi letter to 11 r. Moorhead and roll Mad"rebuff in running Calico signs here and there, suitably the weather on Sunday last, an ex. Irishmen to, as this Learn-, :s, form the which ceived before the close of the meet- the under entilents, coltit, is appropriate roe Sir Walter ence the slightest government of to. publish its perniissioti form body, yellers. crowd ,attended the formaapprise Wednesday organised an 'era will their "stunt" ne themselves into worded in hold print, which appeared in the daily Press, may wish to live must be left ing. of the Thomas Wheelan Branch ieiblirly lerlared that the ma,xposiii, the bigotry 111111 1111not only for the deliverance of Ire- they the public at large of the Appeal for tion his night, devotees of the terpsichorean alone. public are airainst themselves Loederville. or the to jority Prance. Mr. of work Emmet machinaveill of the Self-Determination for Iresafeways and 110.1.11a111I and all Robert in Shepherd. for protect Good to catered the land, but also the Home of 1,.WS, which are espoused art being A vote of thanks to the speaker, pr.(wiled at a g-ati.1 meet- Waller James, At once in haste the Itilolerdot and and their appetites thoroughly ap- and that absence of advertising the land League of Australia at East guard our own interests in AustraJames, being exposed only 1/3, a few rabid sociarlantsts proposed by Mr. O'Sulli. ing at erraninure. and explained the bigot, Nr. AA'aller ably very a of Birds reso Fremantle. A strong team of offihimself. in eloquent Ilk,. of music, his forgotten Perth extremists provision Press, left The element the conoluded in an We and pilloried peased. is not lia, and League. was carried with applause. In aims anti 'objects Jrsettilesome feather rose togeiher. lie would be a high classed in standard and variety, fact hag been secured. Mr. M. C. of the W- for nevi...ley, where Ise whiledand a'.vay lit marks by denouncing in the strong- van, to ',motel the big scheme of things the coin cers romoanion for the Stuart mongrel', diof his few remarks, Mr. wanted course the and 111(1 his shamed pronounctime so his was Regan, as president, is the right I'll the pre at organisers policy eye the the propaganda see for terms ing not did evolving. who ensured possible all is est itnprisoned mittee We were not minished head until he thought the who bad "trunlp card" for patrons' amuseman in the right place, while no was O'Sullivan referred to the happened in our midst to.Joy. to eye with 111111. lie Is a very of down. died form had sent enforced in Ireland. He memthe matter with CarnivaL (mai collterled the to Sports prior biters., so much and ings in Ireland better .choice of a secretary could Dances at all Time has not mellowed his bilious, nilsill for these democraticbetter as we were Iu followal by one of our_ own for his ment and gaiety. shelving of the Home Rule Act, the government in Irelandpeople were given VICIOUS, Sill anti-Catholic disposition. times, It would be tarrise Arraneements are just in the mak- have been made thap Mr. J. Brady, above the times always go well, and certainly bers, who quoted home truths and sole careless cherry from the or- seeing that the Irish a majority et as Ids latest erratic utterattee at the ieptilaliGii In lie could that Government :teeth Is unlit for any serve as an elixir to any who have ing respecting a combined sports whose previous experience as scorethat yenow.pop plane (es meeting League that Loyalty so-called solid facts from several hooks in his chard 1110,t1 Mr. CC011811 of British statesmanship, them desired. and decency. in Loton tary and organiser of numerous be formed at tines. There he descended to the InW- Person of principle inclinations in this direction. The carnival and gymkhana possession on the Irish question. Yours, etc., to peacefully and patiently cultivated a branch of the League to be fixed. errs. Irish ventures ably fits him for the w Is seconded 14 Mr. est depths of scurrility and appealed ladies ill question deserve the great- Park on a date PROTESTANT. A hearty vote of thanks was then by an expectant nation, whom his- Arranmore, widen (Welded the basest Mill most bigoted passim, was It for this in- position. Some trouble was caused (wrier,. responsible and Dwyer, onerous Dan collopy the particuin for est praise that's dee carried to the speakers, Robert Emmet. some in h securing of a hall for the tory should have made wiser. to name the bran, h elected president, duties they so meritoriously dis- novation, is now developing Cloonan was lar Mr. O'Dea who came specially meets on Mr. JohnCollopy committee branch inten- meeting, and after a refusal from The her aid to Ben-. Mr. suited best enterideas the viee-president, arranging it. remarks. and M. charged. to visit us for their at 8.30 pen., in Mr. secof 15th, May once the has kindly Sunday, Dullard while Lou the proprietor of the Stanley Picnet!, treasurer. tainment on the 11th. inst., which re- tion. Mr. The The meeting then closed yet been filled. supper-room of the Hibernian retary has notwill together a band m ture Hall, the committee decided to dounded to the credit of the man- consented to get be held after 11 The branch now boasts of 200 the Hall. There is important business next meeting to help in the matter, use the Convent Schoolrooms, which Addresses in general. Mass on May 22nd. agement members, and hopes to be able to to be discussed, and a full atten- o'clockdelivered by Messrs. !Monaghan. and shortly the committee will have amply suited the purpose. A full were A vote boast of another 200 by the next Typewriter Loan. Doheny, Walsh, and Edwards. something to say in these columns report of the proceedings appears on dance of members is requested. movto the vlsttlim speakers, meetmeeting, which will be held 8.15 Jig., a b inks -Letters Which Never Reached Him," created All our members are requested to of thanks Mr. Mooney, of Royal Bank regarding the project engaging their elsewhere in this issue. To the at brought 1921. convey, 26th, Mr. by May an ed of wife Thursday. (the letters ordo work of those about the writer of seriously The Executive gii the .clisation. a profound Perth, Chambers, close. a to The Sosab -Fremantle Branch 01 P.m., in the Parish Hall, Highgate. ganisation, that we may have at ing English diplematt was known. Only the name of the num to whom Additional Stan. ... _sire to return thanks for the loan of anythe -Teague will -see the light toMembers, non-members and symi. Now the wort.' ie deeply stirred least double our present member. they were addressed was a typing machine to use durilig the The League replies to the Empire Midland morrow (Sunday) afternoon at 3 During the weekend one holding Irish views and UNKNOWN AN West OF such our For at "TUE LOVE hall the 'packed greater, a mystery still Appeal. and through a ship by the progress of Loyaly League Junction undertook to conduct a o'clock. when the election of officers pathies, please note, and please general meeting, to be held on Australian:SOLDIER" represents a drama still more poignant in that neither assistance they are most grateful, stall at the Westralia Fair. This and general business will take place come. May 22nd. This would be a gratify. author nor t le object of his affection arc likely to be ever discoverand have pleasure in now recording suburb is, and always was, a live at the Nelson -street Hall. Editor. the To I feel in dugout artillery acresult of the fortnight's work, ed. Accidentally exhumed from a shattered resotheir appreciation of this kindly will become confident a strong branch will be wire, and thee! who Sir,-There is nothing ill theJames Thomas Wheelan Boulder Branch. ing that and after all how easy it is of acFrance, the diary of a British officer, is published in the hopeclaim tion. It is trusted that others Sir Walter put a complex. formed. to intend interested and story the of Mr. James Sheehan presided over complishment. Let each member lution moved by the recognise wake soon follow, anti be in the above League the lady whom it most concerns trimymuch to her. ion on things that will make us all inaugurating Owing to the- formation -of the the last meeting of the branch. himself the task-not in which the papers which must mean so more things of this ilk and utility. think. Now just watch for coining South Fremantle Branch to-morpre- set herself orone-of anyone who believes in the There was a large attendance procuring the to an arduous Their author. who was evidently killed during a bombardment counthis of Fair." "Westralta events in this town, because the sur- row. the John Boyle O'Reilly development Cawley, J. peaceful Mr. will never be known. His if sentence. ten sent- The secretary, (or last, broken one friend his of he penned enrolment while exception. slightest many and there will be take the nu nMatters have so well advanced in prises from frein what has besn Branch (Fremantle proper) has postwas also in attendance. The were possible) and bring that friend along try can loss is not the smallest of the Gicat War, for in these pages a liter. when we turn from the resolte poned its meeting until Sunday. the this sphere of the Appeal operations varied. and will utes :of the previous meeting new to the meeting. Cards may be ob- But, to ary genius of the first rank is revealed. Nobody can read this be startling. Sir Walter's speech, we find without the Executive is hopeful of heard they soldier 22nd inst., in St. Patrick's Hall, at of a plain that tragedy faith and read and confirmed. Fifteen the of confession tained by communicating with the tion simple and vindictbitterness a in introduced announcement Union. elected. a definite Workers' fate. Glass were of human 3 p.m., when a large muster of memmaking members State Secretary (Mr. J. P. Doheny), being stirred to the roots by the irony and injustice are not in harmony issue regarding the date week's next bers and intending members is antiAn important part of the meeting -14 Royal Arcade, Perth, or with the iveness which no and with effort :-.Tuntancously, of Western spirit tolerant the the which name. with at Fair, hand suitable to the copies a advance of of few place A choice and was the Hon. Secretary, 40 Wick- Australians. the part of the Executive at all, cipated. The League is certainly If there are in this and Branch will he satis- on sure feel spreading at the Port. committee intihas Several names were submitted,name Union Workers' Est Perth. -street, the Glass ham State any number of people who are factory to all those directly concern. mated its intention to give a disWe have experienced terrible weaafter much discussion the "Vox Populi, Vox Dci, in favour of sedition and the disare making enquiry re- play at the big Carnival Fete. By ther at the "Golden Gate" during who and cd chosen was that cf Thomas Wheebe let them Empire, of the Ireland" ruption of persistent. and "gentleman Fremantle) (East This Wheelan peated Ian. Thomas resolving themselves into the form the week. One stonn was so sevdealt with under the ordinary proBranch. ADDREs.,,N was one of the six illustrious heroes of a display stall. they pinpose mak- ere as to lift some two hundred Public Bodies. it be in open let But of law. put were cess occasion, a recent on who, articles in glass. and then, sub- sheets of galvanised iron off sheds evidence can be To justify insertion of this par. ing weather Court, where theaccused MURRAY 180 inclement North Fremantle, and deposit to death in Mountjoy Gaol, Dublin the Despite confronted week oblig- sequently, disposing of them at the at the last and and were sifted devotion Committee the their of at Sunday because On prevailing solely Fair. There is nothihg definite yet some of it a mile away. The Govlet them be judgWell Bound, 5/6, Posted, 6/9, letter from conditions ed to communicate with over twenty to report, but all should he on the ernment Astronomer is partly at a well-attended meet- with his accuser; a last, duty to their country. A written ternoon fair and in on ing was held ill the local convent ed by canons of justice organisations and public bodies loss to account for the strange phenWheelan to his mother, out, so he prepared. WRITE TO BOX 57. G.P.O., PERTH. and not by a hostile and posthe metropolis. for the purpose or look omena, which seems to have been the eve of death, was recently pub- schoolroom, when a branch of the play, secret executive reaid and support. This their Clerical Assistance. seeking Ireland Lea- sibly bigoted confined to a very small area. Large for lished in THE RECORD. -STREET. -Determination Self IN BARRACK NO SHOPS to gue of Australia was established in sponsible to no one but themselves. enumeration is distinct altogether a number of 6x4 jarrah uprights of the sheds last meeting It is indeed very gratifying At the speech mind published in had the in they large in- East Fremantle. On the platform A sentence from the number notice the consistently ladies expressed their willingness to were carried out to sea and also each were members of the State Council, to which II have referred requires a fortnight ago, and to whom they help in the matter of clerical assist- buried some feet into the ground crease in the membership at great elucidation: "Judging by had written, as mentioned in our ance. but although it was availed as if propelled like arrows from a meeting. It no doubt reflects who Messrs. M. O'Dea, vice-president; R. some took place in Sydney on Sunpenultimate notes. If acknowledg- of readily, arid too well, at the time, huge bow. credit on individual members, en- E. Walsh, D. Mulcahy, M. Mitchell, whaton Labour Day I would do the day ments come to hand in appreciation the committee wish to new make The Mayor (Mr. F. E. Gibson, leave no stone unturned in their T. S. Dowling, J. Monaghan, P. A. die. that say I when yet, and possible same, of the request therein contained, this apology that failure to use their M.L.A.) has left for the Eastern every secure G. Mc to P. dcavours J. rearms. and Bryan, the some of that understand will, therefore, be no room to services straightway was an inci- States. He will be absent for about there Boyle tinctly chance to enrol new members; Mahon (president), John most loyal men we have are good cavil at the ettitude adopted by dence contingent tee their inability three weeks. rest assured O'Reilly Branch, Fremantle. Alt they can always Me take exception to forth those whose suffrages the committee to provide work almost immediately. that their efforts will bringpossible In opening the meeting Mr. O'Dea Irishmen." if clumsiadroitly, thus Walter Sir endeavoured to seek. only the as the of results, absence good The requisite machinery is, however, where are the gents. in their numapologised for the a without Irishmen, connecting help ly, to manner now left in which at present in full swing. and every- bers and strength? The organisers President of the State Council, Mr. scintilla of evidence, with the burnNorth-West Support. explained LL.B., and Ireland in her life and death strug be given something to per- have been agreeably impressed by Walter Dwyer, There is of the British flag. A month prior to the last Christ- cne will Will the assistance rendered oa the part gle is to bring public opinion to in detail the ohjects for which the ing self-respecting form in a very short while. Society's in Austhe of Irishman some ians festivities, this League was formed. no bear by throwing light on growwho volunteered so of the ladies, of whom there prevails therefore, those, extended with sympathy any North-West has the in who friends tralia A question. great momentous please keep in touch with the quite a preponderance of them over It having been unanimously re- such an insane and senseless pro. themselves somewhat liberally to- kindly repreIn not extending more kinding membership, therefore, solved by those present to form a ceeding; and, while we reserve to of the charities in head office, Room 52. 2nd , floor, men. wards several the therefore, and, sent, progress; Arcade., Hay -street, Perth, ly aid, at which great surmise is branch of the League in the district, the right, in company with Perth, notably the Foundling Home, Royal realising the existence of expressed, is which work efforts of the organisers is greatly the name of Thomas Wheelan was ourselves the so doing by and the of Archbishop of Canterbury, Mr. Glendalough. an:: the Home appreciated. the name of the branch, the awaiting attention will soon be all so many males availabletothroughout Lord Buckm.ster, Genren- selected asgallant reinforce able Archdiocese, the a -begging gone Another practical manner of scepand illustrious Asquith, not and done, the in after best is an! a" Olt their sex at dering help is to see that any who so recently eral Gough, through want of interest or desire the over -taxed ranks aofcircumstance in young Irishman, the cause he loved the intellectual life of Britain, of engaged, is present tical person who is half-heartedthe for life assist. his to gave misgovernment England's which has not too infrequently givhis beliefs as to the justice oflitera- so dearly. May his memory be an criticising Art Union. of Ireland and condemning the atroen cause to ask why their services cause, is supplied with some inspiration to the new branch, and cities perpetrated in her name, we The art unien has been indefinite. have not been volunteered more greattheir ture that will help to clear the air. to believe that nothing lout ly postponed until the date of the freely and oftener. An enquiry of re- spur its members on support for hcnestly Numerous articles or newspaper est efforts to secure "Westralia Fair" has been fixed. what's doing would very much cheer good cat, remit to the two countries prints are now extensively ofin circuright for which so mans young from such critie'sm the world ever. that Several places are in contemplation, by remembering the few who are so every duty the up It is even now lielding towards the given lation, and it is already have Irishmen and the executive are in negotiation zealously and religiously sticking at member to see that these are cir- their lives-the right of the people settlement which with a little tolerwith the authorities to, if practic- it, and have made up their minds channels. right the culated in -Determination. to Self the on of Ireland almost a location to see the thing through. is sides both on able, make available ation Remember that this is no sectional The meeting proceeded with the eve of accomplishment. We have which will serve the purposes desireveryone for A euchre party and dance, organis open it organisation; of ire officers, as followi-- great problems to face here in Auselection Will those possible. as early as ed what ised by Mrs. Dr. O'Connor, will be to join. It does not matter President, Mr. M. C. Regan; vice- tralia, and their solution can be have received books and sold held at the Hibernian Hall on Thurswho practices other or politics, religion, president, Mr. Owen F?itzgerald; made more easy by brotherly love tickets, however, kindly sepd along day evening next, the 19th. inst. he may indulge in; induce your treasurer, Mr. T. Stack; secretary, and mutual toleration rather than their butts to the office of the Home. friends to join. Ladies are especiala strong commit. by "hymns of hate," however ere. and J. Brady; Mr. of the Good Shepherd Appeal as and T. Stack, gently expressed, or by the "war"The Moe of St. Ephraem of ly invited to become members, Mesdames of consisting tee soon as convenient. Will our Eastals Syria." grace the meetings with their that M. Cusack, E. Gallagher, C. Nelson, fare" projected into this peaceful too, please note contemporaries, ern is hoped it and We have received, from E. J. Dwtendance. Shortly, D. Gaynor; Misses K. Brady by Sir Walter James the foregoing, and publish the fact yer, Square Handle. D. George -street, 705 SIIOVELS, bookseller, IlolMiss B. O'Connor, with other lady J Grady: and Messrs. J. McNamara, community D. Handle. age Garden As to the his friends. ill a brief par? Sydney, the Proper for the Office of Mouth and Backs, 10/-, 11/ friends, will organise among the la- D. James, L. Brady, M. Cusack ana and 7,.t,. low Back:, long differences between England Concert. St- Ephraem of Syria, Doctor of Instrumental and Vocal dies, and no doubt will be amply A. J. Ryan was formed. that Ireland. we feel convinced SHOVELS, Loud Ilandlee Round The Lessons and Proby and Garden SPADES, D. Handle. Solid rewarded by a big batch of new were delivered Addresses On the 21th. inst., under the pilot- the Church. the only remedy is the democratic M-uth, 10/-. been approved by the Holy Backs, 7/9, 8/-, 8/3. lady members. Messrs. 5. Monaghan, P. A. Bryan, one of allowing the people of Ireland age of Mrs. Dan Dwyer, s grana per have the visit will Doheny published here with Long and are Mr. See, Shortly, R. E. Walsh and J. P. Doheny, the to decide their own political reStarling or Potato FORKS, vocal and instrumental concert will the Imprimatur Garden SPADES, Long Handles, of his Grace the fields and arrange for speakers, etc., constitution of the League being quirements.-Yours, etc.. Handles, a Primes. 7/6. he held at the Torn Hall. Perth. Archbishop of Sydney. 10/6. Backs, Hollow As the address to places to go to various J. P. DOHENY, fully explained, and the necessity Bookings arc now being made at feast occurs on June 18, this leaflet Swan Neck. All HOES. Garden for meetings. It is that his visit will for a strong organisation to refute programme The Square' -Determination Ltd Self D. Handles Nicholscn's, SHOVELS, Secretary the to enable Archbishop 4/6. good time in of the 7in., issued is that liin., Piece, with One coincide the .lying statements and incorrect it was thought we would inchtdc in clergy and religious bound to the mouth, Hollow Baeks, 7/6 and 8/9. Ireland League. and give a greater impetus to the, reports of the Irish 'situation being these notes was not received early Divine Office to procure copies for Neck,. Rivet Perth, May 9. Swan I-fOES, Garden Prongs, locally. Square to FORKS, Digging movement enough to enable tee head office till sffongly stressed. ted, 6in., 7in.. 3/6. feast this year. The print is 1.Prong. Da; 5 -Prong, 12/6. The meetings will be held carry .1ut this promi-e. Next week, the moving a vote of thanks to CORRESPONDENCE. accents are well marked, further notice every Sunday morn- theIn members may be in good, thepaper only, committee the Heads. Council, probably. ItOES, State the of THE Steel of 'Atm. Rivetted the is of good quality. D. .. (To and the Spading or Potato FORKS. sod ing at All Hallow's Hell. a position to publish a list of the lie ear:oe-iiiiiimeeses Sir.- evCenced Mr. P. G. McMahon referred to the 1/3, tifin., 1/6. 5in.. Sir of 10/6. Prongs, speed) 5 lb, Handles, in Buy TlokefAt Union, by Sir bigotry James, as reported in Ma West artists assisting. made recently statement AppealPeter Lalor Branch. En Passant. Walter James, when the latter was Walter Australian ..3t the sin lustIt 14didan not InInc In the least. reported to have said that 10 surprise The Executive has lately been MISS MOULTON. ..O.tory repealing it-,Ir In his of We held an excellently -attended stance of Disloyalists line strong 100 beat a such could whe wondering a leopard 111,1.r ritanses hie ease. meeting on Sunday night last at Loyalists 134 PARRY -STREET. any day, any time, and in any part gpot., so Walter never eltaiiges his demarcation sheuld exist between and DRESSthe Hibernian Hall The heavy Australia. "It was but two years bigotry and narrow-mindedne4.4-wwmale and female ampere The ladies LADIES' TAILOR noted was he Which MAKER. showers which fell continually dur- of tarlanism-for an ago," stated the speaker, "that seem to be rushing the committee long ago. ing the afternoon, and the threatWalter Sir Legislative of the a during Loyalists of ago, army cars Many ening rumbling of thunder did not type were routed by a hand- Assembly election for tile GeraidtOn deter the ,enthusiastic supportersf of James 1 ful of those whom it in semb fr he Lea

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(From Our Correspondent). Another of those popular socials PRESENTATION CONVENT A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. (From Our Correspondent.) The opening night of the club's in aid of the school fund BALL. No Initiation Fee. Cheapest ConA very popular wedding was sol- and dances in the Hibernian Hall on weekly assembly was held on ThursMelbourne, May a, 1921. will be held tributions. There has been a good deal of emnised at St. 13rigid's Church on Tuesday evening next, when a day evening last in the presence ot The second general meeting of the Branches. Hugh O'Neill, Perth, meets To the Committee of the Presentation Con- alternate speculation upon the date when we Saturday aftentolin, April 30th, when varied programme of musical and a splendid attendance. Thursdays, In Trades Hall in 14). Beaufortthe are likely to FCC the return of Arch- Miss Charlotte Victoria O'Rourke, elocutionary items and dancing will charming music supplied by the vent Annual Ball, 1921, was held -street, Perth. Branch, Fremantle, every the en It was stated in a A.T.C.L., and Mr. Louis Samuel Dou- lie dispensed with. Mr. George Tat- Girls' Orchestra, dancing was great- on Monday night last, in the Pres- alternateBornTuesday, bishop Mannis. My Dear Children, -Just a few lines and instead of putting it into In. Friendly page Societies message to Sy dney that he sett (late Sergeant in the A.I.F.) ham, ventriloquist, of Pantomime ly appreciated by lovers of this pas- bytery, Cottesloe, kindly placed at Hall, 04 Adelaide -street; Secretary'. u say that several months of the year ,lope, I put a blank was the best Joke aeyone private ace already gone and that 1 ant very Mink that W. eating, 23 Burt -street, it would return by way of Japan, and were milted in the holy bonds of City fame, has kindly plated his ser- time. The floor proved that disposal of the committee by Address, make; it was done by mistake. Pre:nen/1e. ar behind in the collections for ow couldcould matrimony, Rev. Father 'I'. O'Gor- vices at the committee's disposal, equals the best in the State, and to the Caries Stuart Parnell, Bishop in ball, August. here S1. Patriek's be would to not go am deWe Home. the Very Rev. Father O'Neill, ana Vinvent's Boulder; Secretary's address, Court IAA at St. are too far from town, but Foley, of Ballarat, has himself man officiating. entlent on my little friends in the because wereport Boulder; meats alternate Fridays. and his clever entertaining will again those who delight in tripping the notwithstanding very unsatisfactory Hotel. Dillon, in TIIF: RECoRti, and cabled to the effect that he will be in I saw the 'orner to help me maintain them. Midland The large number of friends who be a featiire of the evening's enter- light fantastic a welcome invitation weather a full attendance was re- John very J. F. is a by reading it it must have been O'Malley, Quebec-street,Junction, omparison with last year there two the Midland Juncis extended In THE since for and every letters August, Thursday in evethe ceremony back witness the attended to I often read wild.. Mr. j. Griffin has corded in addition to several new tainment tion. ig shortage in the number of cards nice. very are sonie cards RECORD, and some of them the coun- prelates have been travelling toget- was ample evidence of the popularity been specially engaged to satisfy' ning in the new hall. Stoney to workers Lend on rut out and retureed. to assist applicaU00 eager in any posto In of of the happy couple. unreturned, and hiterestine. I like isbeing Society 'a Solicitors, Messrs. J. and the rota last year are still Miss O.- the desires of dancers with hit popuit. The initiative for the formation sible manner. plenty of room her, we might take confirmation because there Maxwell, Barrack -street, Perth, or the do hope that those little friends hold- try,play. and make a the cable message from that fact. Rotirl., has for the past five or six lar dance music. shout we for If By catering and of a Boys' Club was made that I want to on Tuesserreiliary, care J. L singe. roilwililior ill them lig Thc special business of the even- General if Against this is the reported state- years a ery generously filled the posiwhereas, matter, not does as it Barrack to me V0111111141 noise -street. he lit the non -dancers day evening, when a large numbes Ire colleen.t,.s both dancers and run was the distribution of tickets, It we we, in town, we could not hays oon as the yards have been filled. ment of Dr. Mannis that lie would tion of organist at St. Brigid's committee aims at providing an en- of the yotmger element congregated ing We and shout as much. although several applicants till save me much worry and anxiety. about We have a big leave England in May, and this Church She has also been a merit tertainment satisfying to all tastes, to set the ball rolling for their mu- Slid PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG hurry great fun out here. could Vill my dear. neglect tut friends not obtain required numtout,' as stated happy as are in a message I have still is repeated her of the local Children of Mary's so that all patrons are assured of an tual advantage. The election of of- ber at present, a the orchard. and news tp and send them Io me, MEN'S SOCIETY. Is most encouraging youngest. be be. Hubert, that is the Com- Sodality for many- years. The bride. evening's thorough enjoyment on ficers will take place next by the received been large number of card- waitingtileto ashave to week number was issued in a very short SO4 HAY -STREET, PERTH. 11,, he goes to school. and is getting I will he ):had or all ant out. love monwealth authorities in Sydney. whii eft ered the shurch on the arm Tuesday next. when decided steps will be of yin ery well. t will close. With "wee made to time. the Patronage of Ills Scare If the enthusiasm (Under islanee I can get for lie' remainder the which preit is a matter of little moher father, was attired in a beauFrew all 10 yourself and the The eve:tins, held at Mrs- Hardie's put this branch of the parish opera Archbishop Chine). he year in helping we le liquidate is any criterion of the man- Billiard Room, on I think I hope they are getting Lounge, Library, Card osts or the cots we have undertaken ones.whether he is asked to take tiful gii,11 oti wilite crepe-de-ehene residence un Thursday last, with the Lions on a par with the girls' sec vailed ment niece, loving ner in which the sale of tickets will Room, titcely.-Your Home. Cricket club, Harriers' Club. o Maintain at the the oath of loyalty prescribed in the dreped with georgette, and finished object of obta,ning a supply of tion. Negotiations are now being be prosecuted the faccess of the 1921 Debating, Musical, and Dramatic Ste0011011. I am glad to notice that many of my HttEelE To Act. Repeal with eecil pearls snd orange blos1 Precautions events Society, War crockery for use at the social made for a full gymnasium outfit Ball is almost assured. ong-absent nieces and nelinees are I atn very pleased to eel, a letter offer it to him would be a gross tn. Aliould sons A handsome wreath and ern- to be held during the season in aid under the guidance of a competent CLASSES. chiming to the Corner,if and it long after Dulcie, SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOLIC others would from you, my dear you had left the salt, but I think he would take it. liroiden.s1 veil completed a very arof the Sacred heart Stall, preyed an A very practical donation of gro- A YOUNG very happy indeed instructor I thought MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. take up their minds and come along silence. ceries to the value of £1/1/- was reFull particulars on application i ant sorry son haven't much As all Australian citizen he respects tistic tsilet. She carried 'a bow large astern. success, the unqualified Don't let us be backsliders Corner. ',spiting, to ery soon. Preparations are now being made, ceived, and it was immediately detut you must try and W. J. WEBB. Hon. Secretary. time for authority which duct of white roses and fern with blage of parishioners and theft tom our duty to the "wee ones." a tour of the adjoining districts cided to dispose of same by Art save a few moments to write even bea the constituted 'our loving, The friends -being well rewarded with a for exists with the consent of practical streamers of white tulle. short letter occasionally.us. I would AUNT BESSY. Patrons Union. Accordingly tickets can Iii, 11111,t lv all the people. His loyalty to bridesmaids. the Misses Olive (/- must pleasant evening's enjoyment, by the Girls' Orchestra. very sorry If you left writhes occasion- that authority is not lessened when Rourke and E. Dousett, looked compris;ng inimical and elocutionary ran rest assured that under the ca now be obtained at lid each, and it Society of St. Vincent de Pau try and help you bywould give mid, of pable tuition of Mrs. Brown a pro is expected that as a result the Torn about Western Australia (Incerp). ally. FOR THE "WEE ONES." "government char. -1;1,g in pale pink crepesie-chine to and gem es, wtich attention <lancing, condents. a calls up he. keep to opportunity all Bessie Maguire sends nit-ss sil. her you the without the consent of the govern. and hats en suite, their bouquets all present, both sesui.s an al, pat- gramme of high merit will be sub funds will benefit eonsiderably. An your cousins In fair Nellie nection with ribute to the "wee miss," tied itted. a had sxcellest has opportunity now presents I hope dad the Empire. being pink and white roses. Two ticipated. The splendid as,ort ment Tins Society extant for the purpose her card Corner.of the leCartity. Coulon, teturns ones." rain that has fallen lately. or' in another part of To share little. tots, Thelma slid Doris O'- of cups slid saucers of various sizes A severe loss was csnssienced by itself for all to assist in a very small of assisting worthy families and others. lid es. also for the "wee to An Honour for Dean Hegarty. am sure it will tint be linfvourable Inmates of public institutions. nth Aunt Bessy is very grateful. you have Rourke (nieces of the bride) looked and descriptions received is a result the withdrawal of Miss Minnie Mur- but material way by purchasing one Including I am sorry the orchard. been In littligent circumstances, add engage -I, had Pope the The news that such a 1011g walk to school: but, '-cry dainty ill cream net, each carry of the evening. ex. ceded all expec ray from the musical section, and of these tickets. Stamps, cash, or In other good aorta. it guverneu Rev. Very the on much walk to bestow girls pleased little a postal mans note to by Fold. dear. the required a Council, amount once in No. 52 (top floOrt Book to the The tatione, and the Sacred Heart Stall also as secretary of the Orchestral them are near the Dean Ilegarty the rank of Doctor log a pretty basket of roses. further, and some ofyou Arcade, Perth, and has branches ditties of best man were carried out Committee desire to express their Club. This talented young lady has will be gratefully accepted. Pur- Royal like the page, 158 Royal -street, East Perth. all, glad I illy. or conferences in many parishes that upon brought Divinity, of chase April 17, IOSI. your a ticket, as every or reading little bit throughout the State. by Mr. William Dousett, while Mr. situ -ere appreetaticie of the. effo-As gone to parsue her studies for higher and that you are food They will. i am popular clergyman a host of vimDear Abut Iless,-11. is a long time cousins' letters. helps, and you will be assisting toThe calls on fie funds are many, slid am eight sure. be very pleased to read yours. gratulations. Ile ranks after Father Sydney Cooper astod as groomsman. and hospitality of Mrs. Hardie on distinction in the art of violin playince I wrote to you last. a view to supplementing its reing, and will be absent for a lengthy wards the financial success of the with it Is nice M. C. Gough as the senior priest in Mi.s :Annie Willoueliby played the the occasion. 'ears old. and in the third standard. So you like the country? sources, the Society invites persons Ball on the 4th July next. unty and uncle went away ItoamSydney room to run about plenty of wedding march engagement, recently when have as the partyYet another making their wills to remember its to left the period. Every good wish goes with stu- and play and make noises to your the Archdiocese, and he will cele- church. work. sat Saturday for a trip. and Requests may be made announced, of interest to West Perth her and hopes expressed that she favTo further swell the funds it has ng with grandma, and am enjoying heart's content, with nobody to say brate the golden jubilee of his orof the Particular Council, in or am/ folk, is that of Elvie, third daughter will return with honours thick upon been tentatively decided to hold a our The Inspector 1s. "Oh. stop it"-and then the beautiful nyselr very inuelt. At 5 p.m. a reception Conference and breakof the sodas. of next month. the 24th. on dination I have left happy, are you .oming this week or next. of glad the late Robert Hough, of Bun am small I but her. interesting entertainment fresh air: was held at tile Friendly Soouch Perth now. and am going to the and I would like to know that every- During the first half of this period fast and Mrs. Parkinson, to Leo, at a very early date. Particulars YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY ictoria Square Convent. As I have no one of my little friends are happy. he laboured in Melbourne itself, in cieties Hall, where over one hun- bury, OF of this will, however, be- disclosed nore news, I will close. With love to Write as often as you can, and the oft- Geelong, Sale, and St. Kilda, and his dred guests were assembled. The eldest sun of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. AUSTRALIA. BRIDGETOWN Thank ourself and the "wee ones." -Your ener the happier i shall he. Buggy. The young couple are well next week. Readers should there- UnderWESTERN decorations tile Patronage of His Grace the were artistically cal strenuming niece. you for the hove you send your cousins, work as a pioneer priest was known and highly popular identities fore watch Archbishop. this column for details. PHYLLIS TROY. Ile possesses tied out ill the bridegroom's batta. of the parish, Miss Hough for years PRESENTATION TO SERGEANT The committee is exhausting every ous in the extreme. ObJects: The Study of the the "wee ones" and your AUNT BESSY: Music, History. literature. andLanguage, Dancing Delighted, little Phyllis, to know a considerable medical knowledge, Burl colours (blue and white; Mrs, past baying been a leading chorister SWITSUR possible means in order that there of tretand, and the revival of the Ideals O'Rourke (the bride's mother) rehat you haven't forgotten hue. andin that counin the when this used lie and of an Irish -Ireland the be no doubt as to the success nil htve returned to your place the guests. She wore a at St. Brigid's, while Mr. Buggy, who By Sisters and Pupils of Bridgetown shall Alice Was Pleased. The Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY try, this being, of course, an aid to ceived IL has been a poor old Corn :orner. of received his early education the at the Ball on the first Monday very smart black silk costume, and EVENING at 8 p.m. at ST.. PATRICK'S Springimrst Mall, East Wattlii, attention he gave his a fiat 'r lately. and I felt thatIt. myI little Convent School. night in July. BOYS' SCHOOL, WELLISIOTON-ST. was very pleas- the spiritual hope of black and- gold, and car; local convent school, has been proDear kmit Bessy Fiends were Forsaking Monthly Subscriptions: Ladies and printed In THE flocks. In 1895 he went to Kynemay and mule will have a pleasant ed when I saw my letter a bouquet of red and green minently associated with parochial If only one person in every ten Juveniles. W.; Gentlemen, is. By invitation, Sergeant Switsur Father brought me a nice ton as dean and vicar-forane, and ried tiday in the East, and that you are RECORD. for many years. activities To them reading L P. DOHENY, Hon. Seoretary. these notes will purchase a Thank you book for my birthday called "The Heart remained there till early last year, roses with cream streamers. When our congratulations are extended. ery happy with grandpa. attended the school on Wednesday, Ball ticket, P. CLIFFORD, Asst. Secretary In been just the have first Write often I toast, send. "Tile you School." King," or had one in every thouor the kisses of the met. the to was appointed he when 4th inst., at the midday recess, and, i go of Mary months. The Children made two a r, Phyllis, dear, to your still loving, the fourth standard would send a cash donation Young He is been honoured, Mr. Jack use his own words: "Had the sand AUNT BESSY. to the State School, North Kukerin. I ropolitan parish of Carlton. along, and if every proposed "The Bride most impressive procession on Sun- to would pur- gents, and 4/. ladies. Upon appliem saving old stamps for you, and still vigorous, and his attendance at (chairman) day night at St. Brigid's. Their most pleasant surprise of his life chase a ticket ir. theonegroceries, and Bridegroom," am sending along which was Have about ee. suitthe cation to the secretaries a ticket welcomed. is Minna and the Muses. functions sprung upon him," church in the of result would two shilling's in stamps for the "wee all ably responded to by the bride- singing was especially good. Father a farewell presentation by shape be almost too magnifi- would be forwarded Anests -road, West Guildfortt, you had a good time The priests of the Archdiorese are groom. the teat hope ones." Gerald O'Callaghan delivered a most cent to contemplate. Why not be The cost of a chance to any address. The toast of the 'BridesApril 17, 1921. i looked at the to tender him a complimentary dinDay. Patrick's on St. chers and pupils of the schoolIt in the groceries maids" responded to on their instructive sermon on "Charity." the procession in THE REDear Aunt Bessy,-I fancy I it have is exceedingly small, and a little consisted of a beautiful pencil draw- the one mentioned? upon the date of his jubilee, and behalf bywas was pictures but Tinsel to you once before,enclosing I would like to have seen the ner Mr W. Doueett, The secretaries, Mrs. T. G. Kenni- donation towards the suprer would a CORD. I am ing (the work of the Sisters), framed With love to yourself and we may be sure that marks of es- -Parents of the Bride andwhile the otne inanths ago. procession. tr you and BrideI composed, niece, well loving and Mr. F. J. Briggs, of 88 Na- be of great assistance. CommuniHIGHGATE. lece of poetry and mounted. teem will also be forthcoming from groom" were proposed and responlike the "wee ones." -YourALICE JOYCE. libik it worthy of print. I would his parishioners, both present and ded to in happy little speeches It's title Master Jack Ryan, ill making the pier -street, Cottesloe, and Zottesloe cate right now with the secretaries o See it in THE RECORD. by My Dear Alice,-1 am very pleased past. Beach respectively, would siztrily re- and advise them of the nature of I arCATHOLIC YOUNG LADIES' a, "That Dear Land Far Away." presentation on behalf of the Bridge. at school. promotion Messrs. your of Doig DI learn and G. O'Rourke and a threeCLUB. Ived home yesterday rrom town Convent School, expressed the ply to any inquiries regarding the your assistance towards a successlittle nieces and Newman Society of Victoria. A. Andrews and G.. Coulson respeccountry after like reading of myonwards nonths' holiday in the time. In schoolI have nephews' moving they all felt at losing such a Ball and accept any donations, etc. ful issue of the Presentation ConFor the past few years it has been tively. aving had a glorious Dancing was the order of On Saturday next, the 14th. inst., regret It was kind of father to rekind friend as Mr. Switsur had al- The tickets are only S/- douhle, 5/- ven Ball. of to more news, dear Aunty, so I shah work. whole and to found difficult to form the the birthday, evening, your you on member delightful music a and being social and dance, in aid of fund to to yourself love With onetude. Try the Catholics belonging to the Uni supplied by been to them. The great innieF.ce. give you such a nice present. Snowden's Oodles- purchase a piano for the above club, ways he "woe ones." and be the heart of the school in your versity into a solid body. The New- tra. Several Mr. MINNA MONCR songs rendered by will be held in St. Alban's Hall, terest he had always taken in the too, dear Alice, by being loving. on way, of Victoria was found- Mrs. Roupe and Mr. Smith contri- Beaufort -street. We are hopeful of different sports of the school both Society man companiong, Minna, dear, I congratulate you to your kind and gentle, poetry. Thank ed just over ten years ago to do this, buted to the enjoyment of the eve a good attendance of patrons. Each girls and boys, and the good advice our first attempt at making with your tasks. Away" bas in - and patient "that Dear LandofFar very much for your kindness It' the further objective of ruing. Among the presents received ticket purchased is a means of swel- and coaching he had given them many loving souls, you tared the muse sending me es. for the "wee ones." it and it had .had been responsible for the school my good that surprised lid I ten not a pity toil dlon't see the St. Patrieks seeing to the foundation of a Ca- was a beautiful silver salad bowl, ling the funds. little, friend is winning the \Villmott Shield for two -it was a fine sight, and tholic College within the University. presented as a mark of esteem by Hite, ana I think lovingher procession Day say heart Campaign. Write At least partly through the Society's the general Membership as been tempted to lethave said again the children !coked lovely. years: this year gaining first and congregation at the you for the thank n rhyme what others Alice, and often, dear On Monday evening last a meeting second places, besides the two gold aid again; but, Minna, dear, there's a love you seed the "wee ones" and my- efforts. Newman College is now an church, and a very large picture, medals awarded to the first and se a living of of the club was it is all the members fact, an& new tangled body of loyalists romping loving. established self. -Your handsomely coloured, of the Sacred are out und l'erth Just now and they . MINT BESSY. He Some Heart, from the Children of Mary. held in the Parish Hall. The meet- coed successful competitors. vigorous life of its own. who. says or the scalps of every one which assured Mr. Switsur that he carried nice the in ing attended, and the membeen caused was well has Ireland. confusion Many about other tbing. beautiful. ice presents and disloyal to the Katie Wants My Photo. hings they think are the minds of outsiders by the similarity cheques to the value of £120 were bers are very enthusiastic lip their with him the esteem and affection in the lines print I if 'aspire, so in the school: they Hill View Farm, Cunderditi. of names, and this is almost inevit- received trout all parts of the Com- efforts to do their best for the club. of everyone might raid us, and poor 'orner they 111111 never forget the kindness Leaders in the Sheet Metal Working me might be caught Dear Aunt Bessy,-Just a line or two able. So a proposal has been made monwealth. The bride's present to We now have 70 members, but we would title Minna you know I would like to be- to alter the name of the Society let want 200 meml ears, and we feel sure shown to them by both Mrs. Switto id put on the rack as treasonthe bridesgroom was a handsome Trade I am in Australia for over 30 years, So whilst I thank you for come one of your many nieces. cur and him. ongers. They wished AS. plans. We to carry out, our future them University. into the Catholic say pair of gold sleeve links. She reattempt, ten years of age, and my brother Ruble hat scents a very good first not to chat- and I drive .1x miles to school. On the grounds of sen- ceived in return a beautiful dress- want 200 members, and we feel shre happiness in their new home, and I em soeiation. have enlarged the scope of their operatry again, and do be careful trusted Mr. Switsur I send you my hr the fourth grade. would I have one sister withthis number be 'hat we will have long such however, and tradition, enge the loyalists. timent ing case. Each of die bridesmaids sly sister is down change is opposed by those who to enjoy his well -merited proDon't be too long in writing and two brothers. se. also received a handsome present. in the next fortnight. A campaign spared ions in Western Australia by the purfirst In Fremantle preparing for her In to your loving, AUNT BESSY. Mr. and Mrs. Dousett left' by MU has been started between two sec- motion Would you please send knew the Newman Society before Comunion. see Mr. I will The Switsur, and and Greens. cats, named Blues in thanking the Sischase of the, me a collecting So it tar for Armadale, where the honey tions, the College was founded. What I can do for the "wee ones." has been determined that a sub- moon was spent, Blues are headed by Miss R. Hardy, ters and children, feeliinsly assured Monica's Fondest Love. the bride tra. This is all the news this time. With committee shall consider a total reand the Greens by Miss R. Mysson- them that their magnificent present Jarrattwood, April 17, 1921. ones."--ling the "wee ill and a costume to yourself of love brown crepe de sorry Dear Aunt Bessy,-1 am very ske. Each of these young ladies and the spirit that prompted it, aporganisation of the Catholic body chine, with touches of mole, hat for Your would-be niece, o have kept you waiting so long KATIE WIGGINS. The young pealed to him and endeared them have six assistants. connected with the University, in- suite I bad a answer to my last letter. Sisters of tile P.S.-I would like a photo of you, cluding in this the question of alterladies are endeavouring to get as to him for all time. What he had tier from one Of theasking A meeting of the parishioners was many members as possible. Business of me to ask dear Aunt Bessy.-K.W. The done was a labour orate of St. Vincent, ing the name. love; the sucfor the for last Sunday evening to assistants arc to report to their cess achieved amplyof repaid You are very Welcome, My dear my sister to get up somethmg In mentioning this subject here, I called him for Will you please tell her Katie. wee ones." I have a few little friends in ft, arrangements make preliminary to of each seccommittee the leader the leader, and little the attention get am hoping that consideration will he had given. He don't remember bat I will try to but they ONE OF TOE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BUSINESSES-IN WA. "wee ones." Cunderdin, I hope you will be et up something for the-and often. be given to the idea of forming a the annual ball. The attendant.* tion to report to the committee at impressed on the children necesdance on me very Milne and you have similar association in connection was not good, but this was excuses the next meeting, which will lie held sity of attending school the e are having a concert attentive. regularly, will write and tell more to reach school, and mi st nigh t. go MANUFACTURERS OF THE FOLLOWING WELL - KNOWN to way a long on account is the exceptionally bad on Monday, 16th inst., and also on and of continuing the practice of We are having Mass I hope both of you do your best during with the University of Western Ausu alt mom% it. In my last LINES' own here to -day week. nouns to make amends for the tralia. The Rev. Brother D. G. weather. Ilowever, it was decide the fyllowing Monday. A prize is their athletic sports. He would nesister was go - school Is Purton, M.A., of Adelaide, is taking to hold the ball on June 9th. Fut sister your tter I told you that myball hope I drive. long team. winning to the being awarded ver part with the token of their reas "Night." g to the St. Patrick's with herself at Fremantle, and steps preliminary to forming a Uni- then particulars will be publishc We would like all the young ladies gard. Well, I must close pleased her in he got the prize. holiday that she Muts a nice KAPAI CIS TERNS ow. Fondest love to the "wee ones," I will send you versity Catholic Society there, amid later. In the meantime a euchr, of Perth to interest themselves in preparation. Cheers were given fur Mr. and loving spiritual accept same yourself. -Your a collecting card and I hope you will it has struck me that the present is party and dance, the first of the sear this campaign, and to ::telp the lead- Mrs. Switsur. KAPAI BATII HEATERS. MONICA MckENNA. lace, be able to do something for our cots a favourable time to establish such son, will be held on May 21th; -goo, ers or their assistants by handing in So far we At the Anzac Day sports -the larPORTABLE COPPERS. Glad to hear iron you again, my dear at the Foundling -Home. When societies throughout Australia. If music, and good supper are some their men names. and also a friend's. vest loniett, and to know that Jarrahwood haven't got much for them. my gathering of the kind yet held dear anyone in Perth cares to concern of the attractions, so it is hoped If it is inconvenient to get in touch cots- get a photograph of myself, I hope the COPPER STANDS. very much alive. in Bridgetown, 011e. Thank a you WAS surely send the I will boys night Alice, and girls ert and dance on Anzacit was. Any- you for your love and good wishes. himself with the matter, the secre- good weather or bad that there will with either of the above -mentioned from the Convent School I'm sure g success. RAIN WATER T -INKS. did excepyoung ladies. nomirations may be tary of the Newman Society here be a large attendance. the Your loving, AUNT BESSY. ing that your sister can do for tionally well in carrying off the to the Secretary. 118 Lincoln(Mr. Chas. P. McCarthy. B.Sc., of litters at St. Vincent's Home will, I SQUATTERS' TANKS. The local branch of the Hibernian sent prizes in the children's events. in confident, be much appreciated by mentioning Highjtatel streett, Newman College;, will be pleased to Mil We Pets. Society intend holding a fortnightly to which section you wish to have CORR. STEEL SKYLIGHTS. They deserve our best help. I letii. give all the information. he can. Ucarty, April 17. glad to hear that you have the prIvFriendly social and dance ill the WASII TLOUGHS, name under. We would like welfare. We shall be pleased to reThe present is a part;ealarly opMy dear Aunt Bessy.-1 was very ege of assisting at Holy Mass very Hall during the winter your members ften, and that your sister was so suc- pleased to see my letter lit THE RE- portune time for establishing this Societies for all new if convenient SHEEP AND CATTLE TROUG HS. essful at St. Patrick's ball. the Thank CORD, also Olive's, and I hope to help movement, sires Father Cyril C. months. The next is to be held on to forward subscription with nomi- ceive the names of any person will"wee ing to you send help us in our Olive to MI Kathleen's place. We are appeal. ou fur the kisses Friday evening, the 20th instDRAIN FLUSH PIPES. the subscription being 10/all very proud to think we have a Martindale, S.J.. of Campion Hall nes" and your loving. looking for a good nation; those All AUNT BESSY. sister who has chosen such a beautiful University of Oxford, has just set annum, payable per annum or TRAVELLING TRUNKS. enjoyment are advised to per night's life. I have a nice pet lamb. I going a World 200 fullyhalf If we get -yearly. Newcastle Club Hotel Federation of Univer- proceed to the Bellevue Mechanics' called her "sauce." She Is so quiet, RIDGING. OulCie Makes Another Start., we shall South Terrace. Fremantle. thep members subseribed c and I can lead her all over the place. he Newly when ReInstitute on Friday, May 27th, "lianis,111e," Redmond, GUTTERiNG. We also have a little kangaroo. We far h ave its the Bellevue Catholics. with Miss be able to carry out the phalli that novated and Up -to -Date. Goldfields April 17, 1 02 1. have had him six months. He is getwas spoken of at the last meeting. and North-West Customers specially place therein. DOWN PIPE. Dear Aunt Bessy,-I suppose you ting so big. Well, dear Aunt Bessy, Vera Brown, as secretary, are hold- We feel sure that every Catholic per- catered for. South Beach trams stop as ink I have forgotten you, but I have I must close now. ade. a shing Give my love to plain son will agree with us when we say at door. Proprietor: T. N. Ryan (date GALV. I. BATHS. a children's and adults' I have made another start, and the Wee Ones and yourself.-Your lovot. ere it. pshblishes ing Sec., Celtic Club, and Wyndham. would have ing niece, I of St. must keep it up. ball, in aid dress ELLIE BOURKE. an Inter-University Magazine, and and fancy that a Catholic Young Ladies' Club Tel. 8107. ACET. GAS GENERATORS. vritten before. only I have been at am glad, Ellie dear, that your letter It has corresponding branches in sev- Brigid's Convent School. is well needed ill Perth, not only for boo!, and I have no time to write in I the IRRIGATION FLUMES. page pleased you. I am sure eral The hen I come In troll] school. but of its members, amusement countries the of Buy Ticket -Art Europe Union, It pleased -Art your cousins. Union, It's nice to Buy Ticket my time I have to myself is Sunday know COPPER AND ;RON COILS. Home Good Shepherd Appeal. also to .help them in their future that you intend to do your best Home Good SI stinted Appeal. J. C. Well, Aunt Bessy, we -F. Iternoon. There .are six to help Olive to fittingly fill Kathleen's SHEET IRON BENDS. ave had some rain. our family, four boys and two girls, place. Of course, Ellie dear, you will HOT WATER CYLINDERS (Cu pper). I asked Iris to have to be very attentive to the Corner tinting myself. You 'rite, and she said she would. hut she to do that. and very nice to me. We have to will. I am sure, be all that, but your s not yet written yet. elk a mile and a half to school; It pet lamb and kangaroo must not be alAND ALSO SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF TIIE WELL. ems a long way when it Is late. When lowed to interfere too much with your was writing to one of my cousins leisure time. or else you will not be KNOWN GLANFIELD'S PATENT COOLING CHAMBERS AND to day last week I wrote the letter able to find enough attention for me. Lamb and kangaroo must have their CHILLING ROOM& THE MOST EFFECTIVE AND -ECONOMIown time -table, and I must have mtne. You mustn't Jumble the three of us toCAL METHOD OF STORING FRESH FOOD FOR RETAIL gether. Ellie, else I'm afraid the lamb BUTCHERIES, ETC. and the kangaroo, having two votes ARE YOU ONE OF THOSE DELIGHTED BUYERS 01' THE FAST SELLING against my one. will carry the field against me, and' i will be left atone. THIS DEPARTMENT OF THE BUSINESS OF WUNDERLICH, Kathleen wouldn't like her old friend 3d. 2s. 3s. 11d. 3s. STRIPED WINCEY 25. 34. TOUCH togaroo. be set aside for the lamb and kenLTD., WILL BE UNDER THE DIRECT M.\ AGEMENT OF You won't do that. I know,

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PAGE 3 MAY -14, 1921 THE W.A. RECORD, SATURDAY,Ills rules. fawned' LeaThe South Austraihn teen to the "II" tirade, gue has voted authorities also £1-di to the Que.-amid game fu that state. Ito teetering. the South Australia Oto MIMIC nay its were staged. football of games big Mow were Bat All but one eighteen (alert Hew different to the tenon teams. insisted on In

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gloomy Cation, that was this State? quite over Phil Matson, at ismtre, 011 ills Melt that Phil is 111111/W11, 111.111e a ran Truseott. Nipper Nearer tn. A GREAT STRUGGLE. was gallantly responded 'ballet, and should be line, and still a clientele,. in any repreand Ilearl r came dhat ginishitig being Pro one of the first were College. ted and ulack tokens Brothers' Christian team. By now it for sentative iti Won pared to greet the winners, Chrisfree from Dressing. Collar and Umpire Carter -Ito 11,1 make good.we.. Gent's Strung Harvard SHIRTS. the wet been that barring act:Merits, 7/11. (By WATTLE.") As course there wets, any amount was a great 135 for was advantage. last their hold sdoirday timptres would inn Usual price. 9/11. Special Price; tians play Pocket, well made. repulse I. awl re- averred that he "Nasn't of Individual, secondary Sellouts. for on that day car- last the tension is over, awl for the down, but ciwell ielis ruff, and reinforced at neck but ghat class and Champlonshlti, away, double bootlace." with goals WI .rilleedy fade Rowing %Vests' SHIRTS. colours (melded Ille other Cambric Results. round IN. all song Gent's Raturday'a title of "Head nonce Moore. scoff - like tile poor. is always with prominent. each. rying with If the coveted and black is everywhere neved the situation. and band collars tic match. Special Price, 8/11 "Poet" Smith was the magnet that of rani the ieeming day led account with a of the Ctn.'s the Inver." 1'0i01-1; defeated Mir, opened aVeate The deligteed supporters which are recollar and pocket. IAA attracted many eyes et Perth Oval. 7,sr. training operationa plaudits, Smiths sorra evened matters cy Twill Mercerised SHIRTS, with liar\ Gen't in liana shoat Owl,. crew Once was not quite the day for "Peet." but (Ii' tio seneol re assiduously and Each I 1,111a1111,.; 111.11 1/1/1111-,; dt.feall'll major. MI back Illendrichs. rows from. with a slier was well in the picture, given a fine day Mid t!, ball, Old Kinds' had been carried newed when the 1.1,111; 11.11; 011 the lay of the Special Price, to clear, 8/11 each. coveted Headmasters' Cup of every Se11001, alai belted points). the bill more Sheet'y the MI suitable for winthat other will the quality, -getter crew to a Newdegood goal a Sublaco, 3.5 new In (.05 race ..31,11 se how Excellent,. S I a- Franck ail( may was Iransfetred Men's Cardigan JACKETS, black, 1.11.111:11111, 5110111 the sirenuoue from Ills/Ulster goals) saved. How- crack stoat -getter. ( 12 points). uallaeller. as streke of was absolutely lit for contest was a end, but Callow (ruin had an gate. defeated West. Peu tit. 1;.5 Tom Outridge, at 'Setae., ter wear. Bean's Price, 18/8. receiving a pas) smite year's a cup. This received rimiest. also Wm:bridge, feat Wines, ever, better I few grey, white, the ire broan, schools in There Just V fronts, teem a very secotat. hl himself. Goal -Getters. niti.rest for two of the in the Maleisky, nail a *hot %High Se11011 finishe BroMen's Woollen Coat SWEATERS. and few limier sports Just ealtVai. 5vU t0 and 30/ e the twin Mtgs. *milks gar -scotch College and ciirtsiian 11.... ;.: I;1/we W.P.,. 3; angle and raised two bailers. By the way, to its heating Steitz , he at the back of the 27/6 each; with Austral collars, 27/6 wins and Tom. Campbell's had SWthan but Each game and navy, Oran., a of College. iniule.,1 bad ther-' .41,01, Wests inert his opinion of Pm lolly imrtilierg I .111111,1/1.1 I not iitac niiistrip now brown, heather, grey, and navy, alai a 55thto ellin r put then, Guildford shots were only tat:tors. .fudge. 110f1 ellltn/11111:11i1Y was cae in out Of the 1,14111, (P.,. Meteiessi Boys' Woollen SWEATERS, in 28in., tee other end, the side-those who came 1 of e oweng 10/8; 30in., 11/6; 32in,, 13/6 lit the lead as to whir on the aggregate. ii l- sated that Windier.' bad en rushed the leather a tosesamble, 9/11; secured rain. atter a ed. (E.F.), Thema22i11.. 8/11; 24in., 0/6; 26in., i\V.P.), Maletzka nod Moore, Isom and sure of Clici,ilan Brothers' College, till fool or even was fleet lioft. .2 each, Plas Cyril Maloney 0.v.1'.t. sss Sidearm Ills second sixer. 13/6. at and part star n scores: played (S.F.). the (W.V.,. hands, 11..ilairiellS Boys', 2/11. the bell sang with is now right for the 111e1/01 Cyril reckons lie Ire (S.F.). Cain Gent's Woollen GLOVES, 3/6 pair; see :stua.ciaint miseelf kicked a god!,week (18 points). .s.F. West Perth, 3.0 1.2 season; you see (8 points). (.4.1%). 11.0:1/11111.1Ernes I".), Holt (P.). therefore his name will spear each. South Fremantle TITLE THE OF columns. the city men in local football with CHRISTIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE-WINNEFS oily each. After the change Over offensive OF THE SECONDARY Clem Patten started the season and and Gaynor IP.). Clem is 74th.) exhibitions. were quickly on the -AND ALSO ROWING CHAMPIONSHIP correct one of illa best ween To -Day's Games (May lie has a day out; SCHOOLS. truce again round the best Sleet', of the Lectlerone at Betels. pans i.erth, Braithwaite and Hodge did but when he ham a day off-well-he Is opening. Easi twill 5. Wefd ed minors for Weals, while ille. Campbell then off! of dimmer. StIldaro. al Fre- the same lair Smells. Alan Evans will take a lot lipid E.17,- I ['entwine v. of' the called for the twin with a long kicksewed minor. ing from nis position at the another mantle. Ile le a great W.A.C.A. at Smalls Hags. the need- goal -kicking ladder. did reliable more Perth v. Smith 1,111:1101e. One.. most a Rain. and Campbell ar. ground player, and silently( distance by of midst flpeitt the in rang Season s'''. The ball when within his a solid The Opening of threatened rain all attack oil siouilis citadel. ti.e scoring kick Ford, of Sehntro.or I-the Though dull sitesfew maroons dill 0111. the board snots':is: He was One Ine 10.0,111,'ninnies of the morning,ahem to handle ills points). 127 Ilneeir 1 3 Perth, found it at Si, mart' numerous who serWest d0W11 untli Thee it pourpoints), Made (22 sews 3.4 lie Ism ball. Fremantle. greasy South first muffler of good toulbult Mouths' star viceable saves. briled. and all chances the long laterval They After as is hi,: wont played rushed by and were spoilt. was In the ascoalaiit. His marliti.g Is splendid. and liantly. Fremantle. MONEY TO LEND. Perth'searly. ball clown into Wests' territory. Emit.. Perth v. East EFFICIENT EXPERIENCED play, re- his kicking Is now very reliable. form very spire Carter. although :Meetly. by dashing RENTS COLLECTED. both sem"- track follower has struck Melts and Played at Perth oval. Giles open. twice. lieved the for unsuccessseveral of one 'direst's. was After who The premier Peahen season on ,4at- id minors. Green, of Sublaco, once attain showto pass Mouths' adamannig of the tee' or the two ful attempts got through the best last seamen, the meeting About AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. There is no doubting 3,onn tine bark line, Weats et last one ed his mettle. ordav lastthewas Perth oval. and Soutar each raised ell is a back man Moore £110. and of Easts on a MONTHLY STATEMENTS, man's ability, methods. from this "gate" 'lodge, a At the other end evenly Mtg. people, representing correct was Sunmost senile with which gr., a has free, booted the ttilNiMuM, witnessed the game, Ingle. Perth's new follower, Carter, who Anaa ball through the unis the posse eolitgoxiad throughout. in 801110 the derland dribbed Welts secured pleasing display.stabIlekick. 'Phone, AUTO. Somethis.: emit posts. Lib.. 1912. iniedried with distil...lion very this charge of Ihr attended marking of Moore, had a and bounce, TaSIllallia, the man. Irene- and made a good impression. all from between unusual for a luckwho plas eil for steered the leather time MeNamara, the gala, andextreme Ted lemon At severity towardsalone brilliantly. with up Brick joined tall uprights. We have beautiful showed Mac° last season, has far this reason to OUr the scores were: ..elhowliir,"he and Norwood. Houses for Sale within easy disWe have ample Funds to lend a welcome additIrdi Pertit the lure or nu. (45 points). ne shoutd East South Fremantle, 6.6 points). "Alio" Clitoris found to arbiters. alai the picket., of Cathedral, Monastry, tance fol)(liking (35 5.5 were strong. -£75, £200, £250, £300, £500 up InPerth, Ion Pet of central West Will. game ife apfollower. Churches Ems's' other dying and Rates of were drat 110 ill Ills al terwards by the to Joseph's, St. saw Welts no good Current £5,000. of the 'rile last quarteroverwhelming rush is lowed imetedialeiv The teams Mon hard. ',pared to enjoy every mete', Good terms if reall With Schools. and representatives. terest. MalPort and I: undred. they carried the ball down. of the bunch" PROPERTY MANAGEMENT quired. out as follows:After a period Sheerly was the "pick Harrold, aleken- ataky mapped a goal. Ile was almost unbentat Fremantle. East Melte Barks,)alt -backs. twent- of exciting play, in which Clarke and (capt.), 110,101; centre King: Mat- "Tony" Tyson figured. Cain called tile atyet not O'Connor, abla\''imbridge. In Koala, has Stuart. of ieth, lierd, Oakley: twit' flags into requisition. but halt -forwards, ifebbard, failed; tained teat year's form. son, Oepp: forwards. Moloney, or Mouths, had an ang:e shot, received Smiths, minus a bit or weight. will turn MR. J. L. O'SULLIVAN, Thomas. Owens;reek. Scott and Walker;' shortly after, however, be made no rover. time Representative. a good 41 BARRACK-STREET, PERTH Giese ,Sparrow; another chalice, and iris afterwards the outTyson in the ruck for West Perin Town Hall). Immediately (Opposite rover, Duffy. Lowe, mistakes. Wicks, comwas untiring. rang. leaf ing Mouths bell Fremantle. final East Fremantle: hacks, Castinellt, South "Natty" Giles, for against -backs, Berne. Weal fortable winners. sins' scores, Talbot: halfcentre. L. Brown, Truscott (58 points). shone out occasionally Carter, Rawlitison: South Freametle. 8.10points). Perth. in Burns: half -forwards, Smith. Perth, 0.3 (41 (capt.). Gallagher; West a coasIderable factor Is forwards. Patentee Cinorls. McOultmess: ruck, fen and Fremantle: Sonny,' bark flee. South Goal -kickers. Hodge. Bidstrip, rover, Rican'. O'Connor. Cain, (3). (From Our Ccarespondent). West Conduct That Calls for Explanation. Bellmore; fol- Campbell Hieedrichs. aie1 Sunderland, 1 free immediately WimTell on SatMaletsky, Burns secured East Fremantle Perth: Moore (1). As all know the rain that The recent industrial trouble on the bounce, and their bridge. heavy-perhapsdurine lowing thestrongly, urday wag very Ion openingruckwoodline has fortunately been the by descended represented attacked with a snap from the heaviest that has ever Soutlis were Lest )lodge, in these parts. The P;emier (Mr. MitGimp fixed upeceount the course of a game Even play followed, the de- Bateman. Campbell, felt It very much; itIsWasa s single. while Boyd, Sheerly, with the Leader of the Opposiplayers chell) The prominent, Ounnyon; and Meng to illrieen no jr.ke. But football hardest particuand Castinein strove being Clarice and I, Collier), represtntative latter the (Mr. P. Tyson tion the who take fence work ofMatson winter pailime, and these mari,.^ brilliantly, avoid defeat. When that fact. of the men and the employers, tolarly nue. from Milituall, and he passed field slmull realise at Sit male was over Perth v. Subieee. municipal heads, local receiving who in turn passed oil to Change with gether the first a Maio,was unto Duffy, Richardson. Waco the players -or rather latter's shot had a heart to heart talk on the imPlayed at Stibiaeo. Umpire, was ity-started to make for the shelter of Owens. but the was again promresult of this gameheavy Matson ultimate ar.d things The Richardson cettlement, a by of Umpire portance successful. the stands, but Even before Me kick was marked and "Dig- ever apparent. red legs knew that this could not be allowed, Meet, and -. are right again. n 10 Thomas, and spoilt play. thesuperiority Itoweve:. Owens, who gift goal of the rain tell so Wid5tied them hark. and weafirst and fallen, decided has rain tile a Welcome respond showing side '1:1 not ger" registered saved an East Perth were first term show- two of the Sublaco stayed off for twenty over the Maroons. a The Rawthison ther conditions have improved in day. Premiers were seie that relies on to the whistle. and minutes be (3). Of the terns. but last year's Buylson chilG among to Heti- ed Perthoftomovement Sickness (coach), attack, he combination twenty-five Matson consequence. and the Rockett of and H. three of denied, flags celerity not to Moloney Standing: P. Dillon (2,, Capt. There was no unThen amain, after half-time, saw the twin Esq. (coach). A. Gallagher dren is rampant throughout the disMay bring success. linty, hery to tor the second time. "Digger" to so long as the the game club "turned It up." S. Lloyd (bow), H. Macartney, (cox). Sitting: weather explanato normal stoppage of due an and have trict, a afteris It waving Williams concerned j. shortly hap those In Front: another shot The first gong red legs were in possession. stroke) most exicting. Thomas had hit is doubly welcomed. to recommend it, tion that will satisfy the the post. dissystem that has iducd wards, but weather condi- but the incident has caused much of the .Any asd wherefore scores: lord a protest, and is applicable to floeapplying Mr. Tom Roberts, who has had and so the red owfriwupwieit on Sat- cussion, and there is every.prospeet of .sounded with the prevailed, Is not apparent at Hine of those as race, well points,. as stirring action lead. tions the the a the Sublaco club feeling more in rather an anxious time in St. John of East Perth, 2.1 0.2 (2 points), Evans, of Perth. was Maroon and blacks are once urday last. coaches of God's Hospital. is now progressing the game, these men in no small degree. race wag delayed the the to alas of is thioughout East Freamntle, credit start player the Great of The when the sec- prominent the first as well as tee "as, supporters speak in strong terms going by the late arrival of two of the crews crews. Mr. It. IL MacCartHeavy rain was ,failing What Is the League Then came the the whiffing and caused great and got should more happening. work early in favourably, and by latest report is for his side. the Ile at the starting post.by heavy and delv- ney. who took onmildtheCaptain ond term commenced, Rockets, now out and well again. A speedy How about the public? loss of Giese to to do? both players and spec- goal accompaeled was within the vic- the preparations. storm, goals inconvenience to Up awl down play en- than make up for MacCartney return to health is wished the popu. term Mr. first It front over In the con- East Perth. ing rain, so thatwhen the crack of the who took the tators alike. both sides being rest of the preparations W.A.F.L. "'Er GRADE. Evans (2) and GaynOr for 3.30 from of and saw the the C.Y.M.S. inity came opposing from sued, the backs of the likewise did Clan sheltering that the through. The holism.) autheritieg are- lar president of pistol told those siderably stronger tunes re- Perth, while slutridge C.Y.M.S. v. East Fremantle, to fileSP twO gentle During this termonOut Brentnall several that was just subsiding. great'y indebted hog Mr. Will Ryan, the secretary of the forwards. the situations for for Sublime. man displayed. best 2 goals 1 behind; East Fre- rain, for the S..emitlary siehools. Rowinterest the lett)ing M.S.. 011111 C.Y the perhaps Oar was awkward Alen race lieved right had comcharacteristic ridge C.'t'.M.S., is also convalescent again with taking the game 3.18. Championship of 1921 BUY The Crews. the royal blues The performing ground. itIndeed. had any Nanette, on the W.A.- ing after his recent severe illness. was doubtful If he!loft. Builmoro was Brothers' College-'to. 4 dashes. for the ',trough, This match wa. playedlast menced. canal of and ruck -Christian the terrible effected, AT In In ground. was tile C.Y.M.S. seem to be unfortunate ill An even start of both superior on of clash. was also to the C.A. Ground on .attigday very serviceably an savant heavy despite the aefforts the first to gain(lose was stricken and notwithstanding theexceedPerth, full 111 (3), officers Portites, but throughweather. ford behind senier front Ian both goal ( come strPolfsel',"%oa having score were should golds Gallagher Big things goWilliams the teafus, neither tweits and Mdstrip fore. awe. but Christians got Be has opposition the green and J. (Lew), kicking of quiekly Ills (2), Lloyd one time, College quarter. speedy Pertnite. Sublaco, was good ed the moat sanguine antis:nations Walil Ion out the behinds, elacCartimy down at the the them.and Scot. Coaches. almers. and tire half-time bell this (cox). Ford, et assumed third position. ((MOWN. tic:spite improved. punted ing. The prelimil'ary entertainments was all their faithrul arc showing: These positions and Roekett. 'Inc SecOrid term last. a light team, for two 111511 Seimol they In defence. that rang with the hoard fact forthcoming distance. from Right throughout in connection with the points). maintained for a fair High School-No. I Position. In favour of Perth. the upper bend, and quarters they kept the opposition East Perth. '.1.3 '15 the pace, ant, (31, Nor- bazaar are proving great successes. closing stages were PellitS). city men heldgoals and savers be- scoring, and only In the tale ehrealans increased !tosser (stroke), stC.nonolly East Fr010111Itie. 0.3 (3 1"1114,',,v a similar move. were they untilother was the !bow), lichriques On Thursday evening last in All Hal. its crews made mid of play loth shot. scored two moreSublets, well- man (it), Brownell trouthe when condition told training( that to at ".'1111111141111(111101111111111111111t111111111tiltliillimmillioklatimitqww1,14111111i1 failed combinann, On the resumption Cooper. Dr. 11110..1 snap With Coach. hinds. whereas sad (cox). scotch had Merin' had a of out -played. low's Hall, Boulder, a euchre party The play was, At the ble the scorer. given a free. and entliesiasin sutras news cirme known land -Mark. being Brewery," 3 Position. grandly. awl in adsaved tion, revellen Colleee-,No. and Perth Slightly Scotch Pitman and Mr. 5O.Ketizie like, by but dance, run soccer proved himself equally assented the lead, to the banner of the society. Nunn (stroke", Patterson (31. An- and who were ciosela while tile Maroons up course, other end Lowe In such condPions Trsscott showedwere vance of Christians, Melt drea.; (2), King (bow:. RUIMIng (cos). Mrs. Joyce. was a great success, a arieflets. home. Then with trustworthy, and The seasiders appeared to be far from Sec- followed by in°Mefferd. men to The race for Coach, Mr. W. A. Goland. large number of card-players and Jack Raphael. tame rear. in their the home side had only sixteen part the in the centre. still Congratulation., of improvement the School or and all the greater ._e showing a decided captain and still theis sec- bottle started in earnest, possible Guildford Grammar school. dancers being in attendance. carry oil withAtforhalf-time elfort result of a Sir011g attack the scores ond season (3,, ery Dick Furlong play. and as aplaced Wedge (stroke), Unmack In possession, and put forth Cladvantage. the term. dashing rover. But it ass unfortunate crews On Thursday, May 19th, in All Bidstrip was he raised the were:(2), 111111 drew), Piggott (cox). ond In cilium rearIt was gain a deelilea could to MD' low and laid Supporters party first euchre kicking magnificently. the mdes contest. Hooper. a this It. Hall for that Hallows Old East was an even their particular Se11001 had Coach, Mr. Perth, 5.8 (38 Ipoints). ankle. to twin nags forplay Mesdames by belies transferred the game by S ricked was Record of wine. Sub's.. 1.5 ( I points).red legs to TilA dance, organised the Brennan not feel that The First one schoolcrew. lime. team sadly missed mid scored full points Reggie the race In hams the Maher, Cowley, and Lane will take the other end, Owensshot. Brother.; College. It wine; was Old It Tile third term saw the another, while Jack Mayhew.clearances Christian the then or It brother-, was Three called. running way. High the Perth flute ahead. and 'attendance is desirwith a Inch of College. ,4 wins; large a series of forge further A Rowing' every for the Scotch on place. and How. Cooper. Danny fought again sA.W.L.." whilst re,nembered. England of be ( Much Easts time ointment. Ion. and Bud- Stableco side were a scene ever to appeared Truscolt,nteang on under great the fly in the seen to be Settee'. 4 wins: ed. wins. nursing an injured was passes, in 5vldrthSac of the gallant fifteen carried The Gallagher was light_ Stroke Grammar tichool, Gradually Christiana gie'', figured,Pootingthe their was-. odds, and put up a plucky Thera seems to be a great demand old Fasts' s.second knee. with the wet ball went to the milling the race Perth of tatter player the after following (rwer superiority end quarters Su Four and though was over for tickets in the raffle of the "Warmarked, he major. At post. other most and responsible again Gull, was Ave again importwit were than held their credit of the of them more one Armstrong Autograph Bat." at of was times wick hitting the the twill He at Scores. three Waco, flues. hope for them. tl the limelight. failed. meeting for ralsme these being Stan nod. and never own. ft was a forlorn This bat was used with much dismention for best men on tidepresent CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S day opposition ed from Victoria, Both three-quarter time: Outridge deservesasspecial Huon. Datum, Esen despite by Mr. Armstrong during does Topsy Wintinction also and Points). (48 society. 4.4 the work, 0.G., SOCIETY. IL, his great East Perth, in this the team is a credit to points). Howson only objective. Peter Huon and Boonamony were and Ford, and for Perth the course of the Third Test Match East Fremantle. Y 3 ;15 Rowe and ning matches is not the Roy hails and good The first meeting for the new half- If e presented it, while on the goldWillie put m some term Shacklock, Lam/lands. solidarity, lea days and while the Miele., time Sportsmanship, locally, Tinacott. for the Portonlaire on the Ingle. bred Move smarter sit hack and idle away the summer At and White year of the above society was held fields, to the Rev Dr. O'Hurley. All motto. feeling Is thegollitelds good ,asork of recruits, Kennedy from New South Wales, Owens was again scores were:play. Stan H. in St. Mary's Hull on Monday, the who desire a ticket are requested to (like the gentleman illustrated), wouldn't The two resurrffnion Carter laudatory and Queensland. the points). post, (79 Justified from the 11.13 fact Perth, and O'Brien, A Both are Silver On account of the unlucky to hit to Old Easts' tally. it he glorious? aaeance. won five races each 2nd inst. hurry up before they are all sold. messages sent bi the Sublime, 1.5 (i t points). added a single saw Jump and play the and U.G. have rlrht in frontEagle and Boonamony that many members were in camp, out to win from was the roost evenly magnificent mark Needless to say the chances are your - The final term since August last,have won on four the attendance was not so good as scored added to Young from Sublaco in four. a the follow another major of to promises Huon contested than in any business or home duties demand Folic,wine a point Owen Outridge account. Ills acrid and Topsy Arrangements were made usual. registered the more points in this term MEN'S SUITS, in this gtlarenies.teps of brother fem. and BOYS' protein.% For shot by Cinorls.OldIticoni Players May for occasions. boomBidstrip listed is attention and you must keep going. other terns Evening, Easts, and a treat to watch. Social the Outridge, are for goldfields MERCERY. flights noweon. the maximum for Ford. played on HIGH-CLASS he also were supplemented Trotting you, why and Newby. Loy liennesay p:ayed as On the back will committee have 0th, a report of which appears below. immediately afterwardsMatson, Brown, quarter A local and Bahen for Sublaco, the season. Perth. past and the single. for Fr. a Rowe during ing, Saturwith through this were called !ogle. McC,OMish, and term than in tie lines he Is amongst tile foremost. The Rev. Fr. 'Kieran, a meeting on ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, CLEMENTS TONIC. You'll find Castinelli and lecOutimess al- Play was faster this classy Leo of decided to hold next for the benefit Langmead, aske.l for the society's but the stage, not was this had at Egan 'pound work Leo BOULDER, The for good afternoon wholesomely invigorating nourishing were finishing two preceding ones. around The support at the forthcoming bazaar. Despite hiness, he inproved the cric- last year. form daythe R.S.L. April Appeal. though the Portentins When the bell rang leaving quickly dried. except conditions his zeal by stripping. brought of strengthening. A dose before meals events, altered the stronger team, sore discussion the a of seven -fought and deal men of shard pitch, A good back of ket some on who put lie will give rem. their OPolnients winner programme consistsrace and a novel- forth many interesting suggestions, Final scores: seemed to suit Subiaco, your appetite and banishes points. sharpens Bum. watching succession, head ladies' pave a rapid game by eleven In goals North's. of two points). Jimmy Ryan, late the responsible pair; oil including for returned soldiers. riders, the chief of which was, that the sofatigue. East Perth. 3.b (35 rentst with credit and ,Brown being better. would trio a points). event that dance (24 getting ty 3.6 bursts monster a wela is hold He East Fremantle. ciety should but Perth went Gawk Bell. For over thirty years CLEMENTS East Perth: per medium of Evans (2), the famous and drivers. fold. and with Billy evening's in the Town Hall. No definite arYour Meeting is Next Friday The goat -kickers were: and Moloney. of "mixers," The final scores were: come addition to the centre with the but Night. BE THERE, and bring a Although last Saturday TONIC has maintained its premier Owens (2). Thomas (21, (2) and RI- and Rowe. \Voodthorpe will docame with as good as could raneemzirts have yet been made, through not Ilidstrip was PREMIER latter the The Freamntle: atJoin weather East best. well Brent the entertainment Fiend to opponwas shape position as Australia's Blood and Nerve Thomas, Matson, weighty whatever meeting against Owens. (415001)Opirolit;r.). the runs cord. dazzling IS'ieirst:C01.44 be expected the takes, Goldfields people, who "tip the BRANCH in the State. were most sernail. Duffy and Mckenzie nvdicine. Keep a bottle handy. Your gave a fate entm. as it was held for umpire, Bldstrlp, alai Rs and Secretary, uprights the whiners, of CONWAY, Richardson. P the tended, sure be viceable for Hospital, toe," may Roy Gordon between Ile Is somewhat stow, but Truscott, Ion and display: nearest chemist or storekeeper sells Ile saved time out of number. by cool, benefit of the Children's a substan- light fantastic 7 King -street, Boulder. restinelli, Bellmore, respect. that in aEstat. Old amusement. for Improve receive high-class should decisions, clear judgment. Hewn' worked ti wriest CLEMENTS TONIC, and remember assisted were the latter should gave some palpably faulty materially Perth. who West not? v. Members. Others HAL. does New Fremantle umpire BRANCH, Frank South "forefeet', tial cheque. ST. MARY'S it but. then, what the winners Preston, Ileagney, Park Trotting tirriplre. OvA young snen of the Goldfields The goal -kickers for (3), Victoria Cooper. The J. the GOORLIZ. and (2), At Played at Fremantle MeCart, Love held Ryan, . join Collins. South Wales), were: Evans (5), Rowe who arc not as vet members of the Harry McKeown, When are you Meeting (New afternoon, there mecomise (2), itoft and Gaynor; anti remarkweather, a apthe nent heart leen, and to the take Despite up? Preston. el Erman for the losers, Outridge, Bushell, last Saturday paid society. shout' Goal -kickers were Gehl and was a very fair attendance expected Brown. played on the able totalisator dividend wasfinish- peal made by the Rev. Father LangTo -day's match will be and tie last Saturday theEveryone New Series Lanelands, Ingle MeSunTuesday In the team Iloft. Newby, and rain Spoilt matClements Task Ltd mare Saxon Girl, who The mead at the 10 o'clock Mass on made Fortnightly Meeting on are the great elltiv, but Shacklock were the North Fremantle Oval, on laton Evans earnestly Tile out Cornish. were critics. Members 'Pm Portonimis Cl',. minutes best of a good eighteen for Perth, and wants supporters, net Father Langmead Et. Mary's Hall, ters. ed second ill a pacer's handicap. her day last. (iii acceptable convert's. Up. be was Roll Steele would khe to is time. but It wile about ter mare it Ford, that the clear Bahen, field. on weekday Outridge, only investor Contributions received any .1 P of it abundantly later that Soutars men took the Howson and 00dber were the his Grace the Archbishop that Iron' 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. by the Secretary. 11111104910 'file teams were composed of the fol.- patches), owner, who received a dividend 41111 1111 ticket. wish best for Subteen. S. J. DILL, Secretary. lowing:- ' all Catholic young men should be in £90/12/8 for a ten shilling it Rrieflets. WItn), event de(cart Any young man West Perth, Soutar society Had Saxon Girl won the Taylor, was like E150 the Mckenzie, as of old, bridge (e). Austin. Groves. of joining should see the sechave given her owner as custothe Clark, 'Sennett. tireShari's. light would In New sirous proverbial atone wall Craig, BoSal, Mirke, ten shillings. is only too willing to The Goldfields Undertakers, 18 lianIle also handled who his To -night the followers of the retary, for 3s. Moore, Trion (2), Sheerly, Braithwaite, of the big sticks. We Lcad? are ap- give any necessary information. sport will be well catered nan-st., Kalgoorlie. Why Do Paris. Malatsky. men In a most eatable manner. South \Vales the dividends here as call- harness Ilak- his seven -event pro- port)oned 60 per cent 1st, 20 2nd, Because we understand our business. Maymn, over South Fremantle: real': leapt.).AMens, aspirant for the for when another Social Evening. 'Phone 327. of Sturt. Is anumpire Included taint 33 1-3 1st off. lull West er, Callow. -41alitinan, Unwkina, be the South will In In 3rd. gramme Mon20 on and held White. Gunny.% position of central The Society's dame, Liffey, Oiles, Hodge, in a in the night's racing is a State Han- 2nd, and 3rd is paid. This is a reHOLD DOTS" PLEASE ROTE. Ile held the whistle Campbell, trechonor. Australia. Inns, Sunderland, day last, attracted a rather good and is reported horses recent scratch match, Interpretation -... of dicap of a mile and a half for Stuart, Youldien, Illeveleichs.. cord for New South Wales. The music, which was in Prime Beef Butcher, liannan-street, the boys of a sound The crowdgiven have 2.35. to well to latest Manuel of College, seat 2.47 The 'Nests' handicapped viz.. From the, bouits Mr. W. Thomas, Kalgoorlie. Tel, 488. Maritana-street, the Christian, Brothers' at tree. the capable hands of of tne six other events which will be run rraternity! fresh and the winning of "The Head be, left nothing to be desired, whilst our Picadilly. Telephone 474. a dis- Just retailers you over wherever to all .01,1 are phasing intervals embarrassed, hour 111051 half Never carMyer," was Gowans, Tom a Mr. a PariMC., perhaps publish to capable meet, furlongs. you Intended when It is Hoye." tance of a mile and three on the A jestni gpol. the ried out his duties in his own ini"College Review" at the end of There will be no trotting to de- The House for Melt's Wear. fit The year, and all "Old Boys" are requested you know the bloke or wit! supper A Whether way. do, mitable dates: you inn following "kosher" whatever Ties, Un- to send In at once their names sent local course on the that ancient Isom. Latest In Oent's Hats, Shirts, he 16th, It all seems just plain Aussie, and so are light the heart of was -at., Kalgoorlie addresses so that a sops may June 4th and 18th, July 2nd,Racing For he's (Incorporated,) an served by our derwear, Etc. Hannan'Phone hears Lucul'us, you. 1474. to them. occasionally One Post once). certain and 23rd, and 30th, as under the he has riot (Opp. of differ, tired rime never are creeds who Tito' Old Boy" complaining that helpers lady Is caused Tills "Review." Restriction Act only forty meetings a sure received society. the Pepperevery anon assisting of Great Woods' conducted address be to take the having both not You by are allowed sit.* is most deMIL them mint Cure. "Old Boy." The Principe! Whilst on the subject of socials, ally, the proceeds of five ofvarious touch KALGOORLIE sirous of keeping "Old Boys" ill and so we might well make an appeal to the Proprietor. being distributed among the will be the doings of the College, FRAWLEY, with DANCING. P. societies, Boy" Catholic "Old of other for Travellers. the request Is made to every charitable institutions. her members our dances. hold The young Good Accommodation MISS ROSE moss will SATURDAY who reads this to send In his name and to support remembered that the Foundling Dancing EVERY Class of all address to the Principal. TR'ING Home, Subiaco, benefitted considBOYS' CLUB, VIC- men are well known as patrons UP the at GIVEN HAVE AFTERNOON MEN Pelf ate les Catholic dances, and it is therefore Du Ticket-/tat U erably by the generosity of the Exe- TORIA PARK. at 2.30.on application to TO FIND A BETTER DRINK patAssociation he arranged should be they Trotting can that sons the fair cutive of only taiga Rose Meas. Johnson's Buildings, in November, 1919. A. R. FLINT, Secretary.

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RECORD. HowTh omas Wheelan and Patrick Moran were "found Guilty" of "Murder"! Missitre."-LEO. XIII.

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IRISH-AUSTRAL1AN SOCIETIES. YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY.

PERTH C.Y.M.S. The Church on C.Y.M. Societies. At ihe 1%11110' Council assembled in is95, the Archbishops and Bishops of Australia sald,-The Catholic school supplemented the home and the church rorming and safeguarding the child and the boy. She man was Las taken and the bey. The man who has taken thtse cases, a life-saving glower. But young men, for the must part, are sin. ply sent rorth, to ilo battle witb the seductions of life as best they can, depending on the principles and good sense which they have gatbered In boyhood. If they join any of the devotional associations, such as that or the Holy Family or the Sacred Heart, or some Catholic Benefit Societs. they will, or course, have every necessary' protection. But we think they ought to have the attractions proper to reek age, god that these can best be 'build in Catholic Young Men's Societies."

In spite 01 tho inclemency of the weather, there was a %my fair attendContemporaneous with the out- very angry mood, and was evidently ance at the meeting held last Monday of waves worst The out bother. of meglomania for species of a cropping In the absence of the Preevening. the sident, air. R. E. Walsh, the vice-preimported into this country by zee- his fury were dashed against sident, Mr. R. Brennan. took the chair. lots who are desirous of hurrying up Hibernian Society and the people Miss P. Donerty opened the proceedthe time when the lion will lie down who honour St. Patrick's Day. Like ings Willi an overture, and was followed with a duet hy Niles McNamara and with the lamb in blissful amity, and the bold and brave Knight that he "The Blacksmith of is Mr. Doheny. and pole, his tilting all the world shall be a lovely para. is he wants Limerick," by alba Sheila Finnegan, reMiss O. Begdisc, when there shall be no more aching for a joust with someone; he ceived a file reception. certain he but "Red," fine rendition of -The Irish the gave a ley poverty, when the wheels of indus- didn't say Tile buys' rendering ol try shall no longer grind the faces of ly meant the "Green." If the loyal. The second waness said she knew Trades' Union meeting, over which Immigrant." a recent issue ot the Irish In anti Liberty" left Mlle to be meeting ended at "Ireland 'I'. the poor and Labour shall be a grand ty of the Loyalty Leaguers catches A "rebel" song by Mr. desired. Bulletin it was stated that the at- Whcelan well. She Now him in Ring- he presided. The applauded. miss emanicipated thing, there has come a its members in the way it cattght court-martial to send Church at 9 o'clock Mass. She I o'clock and he went home.forward Quinn xas vigorouslY English by tempt O'Doberty recited a pathetic old tale Seventeen witnesses came new monitor whose eyes are lighted Sir Walter there will be sedition in Ireland had was quite near him in the church. justice administer P. Miss manner. tory moving in a very statement. with the fires of a different zeal, but sure enough. and it will not be resulted inevitably in unparalleled She saw him go to the Coranitatien to support accused'swas Doherty's fine voice was heard to ada lady, who vantage She The first witness in "Wliere the River Shannon which is obviutialy no less meglo- long before the officers of Law and state- rails and receive Com.nunion. abuses. In support of this Mr. by Boy." Minstrel "The into Black tc suppress Flows." ill going when said she saw Moran maniac than the other. In most of Order are called ment the cases of Edward Potter saw him leave the church favourTheBreiggareer Minesirnnybe Cr°eh,.hiPo I IWc S. Kavanagh, received a very a3n1711 the big centres of the Common- these ultrasloyal gentlemen as enfound Mass was over at about 9.40. Cross. rock Church at 8 a.m. She sat be- able reception. both and Wm. Conway, Piano selections by In the metrooplitan area who are wen not and with "Those yet members of the society. wealth there is a shuffling of feet in emies to public peace. of murder and sentenced to examined, she .5:IA Wneelan had en- side him in the church. She came Mr. Builivant followed, guilty 16 a shame that a Weser rally is notIt made Sir Walter's speech, as published ri um a person w hose name has been death by hanging, were given in wed the church bet°, she dal with him from ehe church, and they Old Irish Airs" by Mr. J. Coonan little places where the virus of dia Mr. to a society '.vhose watchwords are: the audience. pleased greatly pas! way 6th of the whose the Australian" of "West and part the in the King-, and the when together where walked cord is cultivated, honoured by detail. They were tried by Ems. She saw him leave the church Coonan also favoured the members with CatholicitYA apnrilopMagiolooadi. appreciated Oit leas, outShe could not have home. An English magistrate met "Killarney." Sir. Dobeny then conclavee of intolerance, hatred, and inst, does no credit to his reputed ability has orbeen less extent) in da)s gone lish officers on a charge of murder- she came in. to a mire her while she was with Moran. He lined the work of the Self-Determinasuspicion take counsel of each other common sense or to his citizenship. hy ing English officers, and in spite of made a mistake. his holding the impOrtant (Mice in a view to making ste for Ireland League during the last in With increase and incubate activities, which, to One could expect such a turgid of Premier of the State, and later on overwhelming evidence of their in. The third witness said he knew saluted her. Moran returned the than the niemberthip, the writer our work week, in tile course of vvhIch Intends conduct a competition somewhat say the least of them, are not con- stream of vituperation from a nar- as Agent General 111 LOIld011. were found guilty on the Wheelan well. He saw him leave salute. president, Mr. It. E. Walsh. contracted to nocence, waste to atter the fashion of ati act union, Orange witness was a public a severe chill, and Is at present laid up. follows: lloWever, we are not going second aan. on NoThe This rowmainded uneducated' Church at 9.40 ducive to the general good. Ringsend admittedas perjured testimony of an inraticourous Nomination forme. obtainable such tO the over appealing space supported, Sullivan more to Mr. but coming from a citizen more braggart, done he had said the last few years, within and go towards who State until his man. ly disreputable Secret Service Ag. vember 21st hut would like to refer T.here members of the sorgety not to forget from the secretary, arc speciallY ...inA. ent and a domestic servant. since the unfortunate Conscription holding a high place in an honour - tlividual, He bade him good morn- beat Sinn Fein than all the English the people Who were so miffering for hered and initlallad. home. to a supporting speech by a Mr. On annexing his indebtedmember return. toe completed now-a :and. He was a mem- their country In dear old Ireland. lie new Wheelan returned the salute. soldiers in Campaign, has been singularly free able and intellectual profession it L. Davy, who expressed In the following pages two fur. ing. form and tee. Walter for the subtime sell He congratulated Mein on their organisa- Inailen The from the bitter sectarian feuds of our was a wretched and disgusting per. ness to Sir The fourth witness said he saw ber of the Redmondite party. had uttered durins ith, and on tee closing and strength, which factors were date is June are next he met Moran tion that night Since then formance, and could only have been timetits irliea mental. willy-willy, one ill then cases of the same kind Eastern neighbours come Wheeler' out of Ringsend evidence (card night) tile thne-honouted gave Irish the doing so much good In helping in detail. Thomas Whee. examinen very his ceremony _ntended to create trouble and disat haunted Mass ur putting all the neinbers Mr. R. Brennan, 8 o'olock disruptive influences have been at 9 o'clock Mass. Witness walking from Libernianism after cause in Australia. Church anyfl or hat lan and Patrick Moran have been and persuading s whim Irishmen On behalf of the. society, thanked Mr. It is a vision 3nd in morning. that bUy wtose work, and sinister efforts are being cord in the community. conversed for Church and accused some Blackrock honesty' cannot be impugned to take thougr eggeincoaonodgoac sentereced to death for murder. They for his good words, and eamade to divide the citizens of this vicious disturbing speech, and un, body minutes. Accused then walked toThe third witness was an English O'Sullivan sured nim or the firm determination or one out, will be performed. Ilan 8 questionably one of the worst that °Ille?:,ter'slit'aete WttrereatiOn or a force to are innocent, and their innocence wards his home. to help Ireland by every gtlinea ia collected Or tee gentleman State into hostile camps. In:ner wokffiocm!ia owkhaod s akidn whne the members the was proved by many witnesses who nominated a new Menaber on to sundry all and Mr. DohenY could bc power. made their la to light the fires of means exterminate of a Under the cover desire for The fifth witness was a Catholic sGaawvellr on the form bearing the the English officers who tried them. reviewed that and bristly number. supported. eprovoeatire. The folat speeches at the meeting on Sunday lowing cOnditlOnS Empire Solidarity, according to the bigotry and rancour in the commu. least a half years) ridggs'plir.Lolveeir They have been condemned to death priest stationed at Ringsend Church. for two and 30 Sir Walter seems to have :,.ang,Y;;Ittehr%ling', "Cee six new movie', ulna& biti.itt in that he express on the morning night. "West Australian' of the 6th inst., nity. He gave evidence that accused re- Blackrock at 9 Miss R. O'firiherty also spoke. lean tallied; (b) CoMpetitiurs he emulated for no other apparent reason than a She emphasised the points of similarity ancial for "a number of prominent citizens in cast discretion to the winds, and to ed a very true ideal when waiting must was ceived Conununion at He his church be finin question. Sir Han,er Greenwood wishes n between the aspirations of Australians drawingmembera ty; (e) this State have been considering the have gone over neck and crop to Cecil Rhodes becadse he joiroeitervrettiolis that every Sunday morning. He bore an tram citywards. as specilled a and tho.se of the belt -Determination for be acHis mad, stuCountry.1 to be able to report to the English irreproachable character. ae need of taking stepe to combat the the sectarianists. enthusiastbviottneksledwnhooverlusipeow Ireland League. the After bfyousrtighkt. taontririalic.iiirtor mu moTrhaen nd rs od House of Commons that at last he the coniml o le aggressive disloyalty preached by pid intolerance was allowed to run With that statement we have no comtic singing Of the ..Soldier's Song" the that None of those witnesses was shano conit neeterr to has "murder wP.h by the throat." Subscribe we Indeed, uth closed. riot and meeting to flaunt plaint. itself like a danccertain individuals in various parts has ken in their he saw the accused kindly evidence by said such cross -exken to him, other to do Will dewe as of d to as e. I ynch. Mayiands, Fattier The Case of Thomas Wheelaa. of of Australia." These men, continues ing dervish in the face of his audi- wholeheartedly, amination of prosecuthig counsel. with a young lady entering the liver a lecture On Patrick Sarsneld next the forma statements uttered at thatit particular what the But is Members our contemporary, met on several ence. secret meeting. 8 o'clock. Monday evening, the 16th. On February 1st, 1921, four men, Thomes Wheelan was at at Blackrock found church Illoorstariss. that see to The chief cause of all the indigna- proposed League intend np and bring their are requested tO occasions, and decided that "a powthe from named James guilty of murder. returning Boyce, The of 10. and serisnced both the Aungier. saw at to He following are the duly elected will adhere to. even friends. erful League of Loyalty" should be tion of the "Loyalists" and the only everybody Leaguers? street, Dublin; M. J. Tobin, of of the society,-Getieral 19. be hanged church after 8 o'clock Mass. Notice: Now that the society is firm- secretaries behest of Empire Loyalty Mr. %V. J. Webb: cricket formed to foster a more healthy evidence of disloyalty they produced The utterances of speakers oil that Ochi Its new meeting place, it secretary, Upper Sheriard-street, Dublin; Thos. The fifth, sixth. seventh, and ly settled decided club. Mr. J. Tully; in our minds as Wheelan, of 14, Barrow on society The the Case of Patrick put football club, Mr. R. P101&11. to been has tone and to assist in making Austra- was the May Day incident on the Casten leave no doubtTHEY gave corroborative a more businesa-like footing. PrestOn; liteintry and -street. Dub witivesees upon eighth placed future, the interpretation debating, sir. R. to lia's attachment to the Empire se- Sydney Domain. That incident was cecii Rhodes' ideal. On Febettaiy 15th, two men nem- evidence. Two were ex -members of as soon as each member pays their E. Felitirdl. Address: C.Y.M.S., The phrase is ex- lin; and James McNamara, of 81, 501 Hay endoebtedly a most regrettable one. pressive of humanitarianism, street, Perth, but ac- Lower George's -street, Dun Laog- ed Patrick Moran, of Mairestreet, the British Army. cure." will will be a ticket Mal monthly subacription. any of the above. portion that Those who took part in it were a cording to the loyalists. In this State there is no positive issued ,and this ticket will be the only Literary and Debating Club. haire (Kingstown), Co. Dublin, were Blackrock, Ce. Dalin, and Joseph tli%tieo uRnetc.tsot Tslite nsi tnetphk ewni,tsn ecs kg to the seperioritY or the imMembers wno admission. of nieriiis A To referring evidence of agressive disloyalty on few irresponsiale extremists. Meeting (4 above was lield ell Fribefore a Field uwrca hs . General Rochford, of 11. Elm Park Averue. of portance of mankind over that or coun- charged In the habit of paying yearly or day, .May the part of the great majority of its blacken the character of the citizens try, must be substituted by EMPIRE Courtmartial at the City Hall, Dub- Ranelagh, Dublin, were charged be- who said the elack oil the church are Though the attendance half-yearly are requested to ask the could not Mb. be termed large, morn citizens to the Empire, and there as a whole and to call their loyalty over country: that is to say Empire lin, with the murder of Capt. G. T. fore a Field General Court-martial had not chit red for years. ensecretary for special tickets. This rule MINI:ism was shown, and the promises right ever:thing', EMPIRE smother week. into first question the must on because !Circe Into cOme in will a moment of support from can be no real need for a number of Baggallv. at -soldier, ftature an English the City Hall, Dublin. ex Secret with the an Interesting Service The itness, the rest of the society tenth s Another wrong. ur In June. shows that Interest prominent, citizens" to meet and set of delirium a few extremists were so or Mr. Davies speech is that he could Officer, at 119, Baggot-street, Dub- murder of Lieut A. Ames at ate gave corroberative evideece. in tins branch is steadily increasing. particelar themselves lip as a corporate body foolish as to destroy a Union Jack, is have gone further In referting to the We are lin, on the morning of Sunday, No- Mount -street. at 9 o'clock on the The eleventh witness was the ST. MALACHI'S BRANCH (H.A.C.11.11.4. also reeased to state that father neen Rhodes, and recorded the vember 21st, to regulate the conduct of their fel- sentiment run mad. There surely is late M.A., was present, and 1920. morning of Lnovember 21st, l92i). realised housekeeper of Moran's residence, No. 484, HIGHGATE. fact that he, as all Englishman, and spOke encouragf,ngly to inentbers, low citizens in regard to their elle- no need to grow apprehensive of the tile right The prosecution relied for of the Irish claim pr 'l :orlon relied breakThe for the his assuring them core justice gave the she accused who said branch the 4111. that ediiestlat. he safety ,c0aid of the Empire because of such to self-government by donating, through conviction of accused it,sist In every way posThe Governgiance to the Empire. on the evi- viction of t.h.! accused on the evi- fast at 8.55, and he left the house held its quarterly meeting, when Bro. sible. NV'e take ce,,,aslon and people To wreak vengeance Parnell. to the Irish leadersthan to thank ment of this Commonwealth func- an incident. i'ather Cooney presided over a very good at£10,000 dence of two witnesses; one an Eng- dence oi a- Erg ish °Picea his Rd': about 20 minutes later. and trust the time a sum no less we will During the he able MeMaiton, to report next week that tendance of members. tions with absolute power and au- on an inanimate object seems to us of Of course, there lish Army Officer and the other a vent, and the soldier who, in the their cause. ex -soldier, to fight The witness, an twelfth ture. ..A Visit to Rome," mat Ms lecevening Mr. II. McMullen was proposed thority, and is competent to control the wildest insanity-something was a proviso with such a gift. Whether private soldier. Wits last case, han identified two men as saw Moran going to 8 o'clock Mass for membership. atMr. McMullen. who t..iided Messrs. satisfactory that was Act Darcey schoolboys Rule Home might do for want the '94 Fetinell any and every section of the corn being present wi.om the Court found at Blackrock. is a recnt arrival Moil Ireland. was ac- were elected cial;rman aridandsecretary "Evidence"-Spare That Word. otherwise to the people as a whole, a hearty welcome by tile mem- respectively. And or munity- cnnstitutionally without the of something more exciting. A syllabus, incorporatto be innoceet the imperialistic proviso asked for by thirteenth witness, a lady, corded The did lie that said ing Cooney even supposing Bre. items The first bers. it was witness on the neither for the deliberate Rhodes was, as a !natter of fact. Crown general sesiabus. was assistance of zealots whose prudence said she saw Moran and a girl com not intend to etre' for re-election to drawn lip, illthe folloW:::More "Nvidence." because, of course, the was the officer who occupied the Wednesday. Ile Ju.te Sth. and wisdom is not of such high or - act of the Socialists, they are but here nor there, the office of President this term. ing from 8 o'clock Mass. Proposing came to nought, but the Irish Na- room next to that of Capt. BaggalCompetifor eighteen tion; Frully.Toast Infrac- Act The first witness for the Crown, der as to warrant them being sane. a fraction of the people. has held this position 10,000 to light Jew, f tram had the a League witness, fourteetah tional The duties out Ills Ile stated he was shaving in the officer, said he lived in a house conductor. said he knew Moran, months, and has carriedmanlier. Mem- nalacaulay's Essay on 24th, Recitation tioned as Protectors of the Empire. tions of the law, they will have to with, which meant to say that Cecil ly. Catholic Church (competition); Wernt.sday, In a very satisfactory be responsible Philanthropist, the bathroom for when either luiperlaiist, he heard by Rhodes, the by their almost opposite to that occupied To admit of there being a need preJuly in the way of 13th., Lecturz; Wednesday, who boarden the first tram to the bers are well catered tora meeting and NatiOn Builder. whose ideal armed men enter the house. July sari.. Just as any and Enipire night Debate; Friday, -July 29, awake city that morning (9.30 a.m.). Is He He was lying Lieut. Ames. seldom sumes a breakdown of those forces life or liberty. Very sports. country," hie lie before "mankind Debate; Wedwas to peas williOut some sports nesday, august re, Magatil.e which we understand are cc-relative every citizen is, they are subject to proved by his practical faith in that opened the doer of the bathroom, in bed on the morning ill question, collected Moran's fare, and stated allowed :,/1,1111; Next out. tarried being another or Friday, item the August laws was as she and of the Commonwealth. Ideal that Ireland was then, was confronted by a man, who when his servant rushed into his 28, Debate: Wednesday, with the fabric of government.. To May 18th, is the half -year- cAluirubsist r_rraoreprutiu toSpi,ciarkicnag4y Tfotier generations before, entitled to her ordered him to put up his hands. room and etial there was trouble in to the Court ine seat Moran occu- Wednesday, As this is of the branch. presume. such a condition or the im- Why need there be hysterical for in his tram. Accused did not ly meeting own form of Government, anti neither He subsequently identified that the street. He got up and went to pied the night on which the officers who are the donation of f I Is. as a trophy for potence of government to effectively speeches about disloyalty within the loyalty came into the disloyalty it reached until tram his leave branch of the destinies the the hest rendirnig to control man as 'Wheaten. Wheelan covered the window. It was then 9 o'clock, item on June. deal with disloyalty, in face of all Commonwealth? Why talk of sedi- quelition. its terminus at Nelson Pillar at ex - are to br elected, ait those members 24th., and also to ofMr.theMartinet) The Commonwealth Govern for a Facts and commonsense and reason him with a revolver, and kept him or a few minutes after it. He heard actly 9.56 a.m. the provisions ir. the constitution for Lion? who possibly rall are expected to be similar donation. in evidence to worry in the bathroom for about ten min- firing. He saw a group of men leay. DOn't forget the rifle shOot present. the correct conduct of the people as ment has shown that it has a heavy are toothenitich witness knew Moran. Personal. The fifteenth those speakers utes. Witness was able of Tuesday Mint, May vaporings on about Maylands hand, with and that it can do to anything see saw Ile it whose attitude, when anatysed, creates responsible citizens of the Common ing Lieut. Ames' house. Takes a keen interest whom he say- cn the Op of tne lath. at Maslaede the society does Mr. p. wealth and subjects of His Majesty wants to do with the 'liberty of its a wonderment as to how in conscience through the bathroom door, and he Moran among them. Bryan, Editoe first citywards tram on nunday, THE to establish the so-called saw a second mail walking up ana RECORD. tee volienes of a Of the King, would be an insult to our citizens, even to closing the courts they can impe Cross-examined, this witness sta November 2Ist Catholic to way their History of out they go principles of England owe their position H.A.C.B. SOCIETY. If there is sedition ennuneiale and attempt to foist upieu a down on the lending outside. The ted he could not swear that the man The sixteenth witness, a police intelligence and to the unquestion- against them. in our library to hun. At the there special District is other the Senator man of he Pearce, subsequently IneelingS the identiof Defence He admitted Fortnightly -tenths the communable loyalty of nine he saw was Moran. generally recognised tolerant held recently he impressed on constable, stated that no motor car Board were held at the Hibernian Hall. meeting Act, and the policemen. We have ity. members the importance of Ise literary These indiv 'duals are the sec- fied as Boyce. citizens of this country. that at the identification his servant on the IStii. elan anti ard. May, and clebaUng bracch of the and strire mongers in our midst, The second witness stated he was and himself were together and dis came from the city to Blacktock be. Perth. respectively. society. There is no euch need, and it is an courts of law, judges, juries, and tarian Bro. J. Edwards. of hard1921, guilty 9 a.m. are they and not only 6 a.m. and twecn patriotism Mr. gaols., carrying distrnft and our Commonwealth Gov- ships at present being imposed on All Casey, an hOnorary a message from Dutnin cussed the men paraded before them. being in the rioOr. impudent slander on the Is The seventeenth witnesee stated D.P., another who has continual!:member, officers were present at both meetings. shown for (and refused) Castle to Ranelagh on the morning" He heard one oi the soldiers present that of the citizens of this country to ernrnent cannot be accused of Re- Catholics applying Moran was chairman of the with the exception or Bros. Parker, practical Interest ill the society. (Seea employinent ill the fair city of Perth, In question. He was riding a motor say: "Moran is the man. even suggest that there is a necessity publican sentiments or even a trace but of Assist, Grocers' and Brown, who were unavoid- L. and D. Club nOtes above). as In ours, that cycle. Union Tully, their name, National it is In He passed through Baggot. and Irom whom apologies fer Leagues of Loyalty within the of sympathy with those who sing the British Government is countenancThe second witness, a soldier, said Recently the engagement of Aliss hose he had presided owe ably absent. Bro. Parker was_ ab- Casey to Air. Con un- street about 9 o'clock, and saw a he was held up in Mount -street at ants, and that were received. different States of the Common- "Solidarity" or "The Wearing of the ing and enforcing a system of such Townsend, one-time a meeting of the Union oa Novem- sent from uteetiog on April 18, aridlrBro. press coirespondeut speakable coercion and tyranny that is group of men apparently of this society, leaving immediate. wealth. Sixty 'thousand of our dead Green." who men. armed by 3. Bro. 9.20 May on meeting at It from was announced. 21st. Thc meeting began Tully relieving Britain of the generally Captain Baggally's house. Let there be no mistaking the ma fast He saw ly afterwards entered Lieut. Ames - ber Were iie on foreign battlefields. Brown being sway in the country. Bro. good reputation and respect she has o'clock. 13111 Webb talks the South of of resigning from the F. B. Keogh, a member Thou - tives of the gentry whose Hullaboo until comparatively recently enjoyed. McNamara amongst the group. He house. He recognised Moran as betheir lives thrown away? the were seeretaryship. of these witnesees None No, Bill. we'll Australlau District, was present at the In cross-ex- shaken sands more have come back human loyalty is so sonorous in the ComIn conclusion, and in the words or el. recognised him ' by the back of his ing one of these men. Reconsider. in their evidence by severe meeting oil April IS, also Bro. Rev. have none of it. head and the way be ran." He did amination, witness admitted They are not K. cnesterton, a not 11114110Wil Englishthat and lengthy croe-examination. rhe D.P., Bre. Edwrecks from the bloody scenes of monwealth to -day. A INorill Father Lynch. men, let us warn Sir Walter James and not see his face. r. B. BiliwT; otherPerth member took suddenly Bro. welcomed Witness warmly passed men wards, two conflict, where they fought in de- out particularly against the Bolshe- his identified night. he had previouely What was wrong, backers not to be loose in issuing The Court found Patrick Moran keogh to the meeting. and said that They want wild challenges about "10 loyal men, the group and went on to Herbert as being concerned in the shooting guilty fence of the safety of the Empire. vick or the Socialist. of murder, and lie wes sen- they were highly honoured by his preBOOM and Syllabus. thing for any hon- Place. There he met the same ot of Capt. Baggally, both of whom Are they to be- told by the Loyalty to put a break upon democratic pro- etc., when "The first sence amongst them that evening. Bro. by to death hanging. tenced sea the to across send Qunn Englisnritan May est IS. that Social gress another was and Evening. to make group of men. They were were acquitted. He admitted disHibernian secure the ascen- is this: that the English have not the a (ladies litLeaguers of the Keogh's record The social comutittee intend He was branch secretary or -tiled). unique. their quest was a vain one, and that dancy of Ploutos. They have been shadow of a notion of what they are carrying revolvers. They held him cussing with an officer the men parmake this a Mg. affair. bt. Patrlek's, West Adelaide, for over to May People talk up. Among them was Tobin and aded for identrication. 11th., Cinderella Dance. Hardly alone the Loyalty Leaguers are the at the back of the Profiteer, and up against in America. 5011 was elected ins and years. thirty in dealMcNamara. Tie saw McNamara's they are the touters of the Militaris- about the hypocrisy of England tie necessary to reinind members. Dance real protectors of its solidarity? secretary on his relinquishing onice.See, What !)13iii,s3lacalv.e not stopped praising ing with a small nationality. The third witness was the offithe last !tiled the voaition of National In a different way the comedy of tic element which is seeking to bat. strikes me is the stupidity of England side face then. On last Sunday a meeting of the alao servant. Ile said that he saw rotary, and was still %telidve hnit,,embemyr othr Under cross-examination. thia cer's may 25, Shooting the Patriotic Tailors of Tooley-st. ten on the people of this country. in supposing that she is dealing with competition. atparishioners, which was largely tru whom man by a society. tile a soldier held up small nationality: when she is really witness stated that when Rev. he saw has been re-eracted in the lesser We have a sartiple of their audacity adealing , To-nigut the Highgate Catholic Young would be a pleasant one. with a very large nationality. he subsequently identified, as Moran, tended, was held after Mass to de Perth Father Lynch. In moving a vote of Ladies' Club are fielding a seelal and Queen's Hall, and the Loyalty in the Defence Bill now before the She is dealing with a nationality that Tobin he was standing apart from in Mount-strcet, between 8.45 and vise means fin reducing the very BrO. welcome to Bro. Keogh, warmly thank dance in St. Alban's Hall, Beaufort Loyalty preached from often threatens, even numerically, to the others. When he identified To- 9 League, precocious and presump- Senate. and courtesy street. Tickets can he obtained front o'olock on the morning in ques heavy debt on our church. We have ed lUni for his Sindness Lynch) an the other nationalities of bin at the North Dublin Union when Mr. Webb. tious, is sure to go the way of all their lips is a shoddy thing, and we dominate to him Mutual help tion. He told kis master. He iden- received intimations, which cannot extended United States. The Irish are not through Adelaide On his way to socteties and our own should go to unwarranted creations and be re- must take it with very grave caution. the decaying; they aro not unpractical; they Military Barracks, he (Tobin) haa tified Rochford as one of the men be disregarded from two sources, going delegate from as meetings promote Triennial mutual "a No growth welfare. sensible Australian of beard." Witness could will be drug- are not even poor. as the freak-creature They are the most membered by must he seconded that our debt considerably was Ames' motion Lieut. from coming The saw he \V.A. hour only of irumonat,eal and ged into accepting it as the dinlcum powerful and practical world -combina- not say whether Tobin was cleanP.D.P. Bro. Ityne.), and supported bY after he had heard firing. He reduced, and before long. tion with whom we can decide to be shaven when :se saw house O'Connor, thing which ri'Caliasliau, stands for constancy him ill -directed patriotism. That it will IN MEMORIAM. Bros. Tully, \Ville-, di - morning of Ncvember 21st. on the (witness) was accompanied by the friends or foes.''Thc meeting unanimously' decided Cooney, Creighton, and ii.e District He could bleat and bluster for awhile we don't and fidelity in their purest mean- Lindy IS, 1521. The inotlitin was carried BAGET.--lu loving memory of My beSecretary. not say whether the second group last witness when he went to iden- to hold a bazaar this year. There by doubt, but it is bound. to make itBro. Keogh. on rising acelaniatioe. loved prisoners. ilaughter, tify V. Bagel. who passes four stallea-(11 D. are Mrs. The triumphal progress of the 12/6; York (Very Rev. Dean Walsh) of men he met that morning were self so obnoxious to decent citizento respOlid, was enthusiastically apaway May 15111, 1920. Keane, Osborne Park Stall; (21 Mrs plauded. He sail taat they attacked Study the Climax! ship by impudent interferences that, Prince of Wales less than a year ago £1 10/; South Perth (Rev. D. Pace), the same men he saw coming from We saw her suffering day by day, he was severely, but rather his ntotte,ty J. Flynn's Kerry Stall; (3i Mrs. caused es bitter grief, eventually, in the interest of that through this Continent was an index £1 7/6; Dardanup (Rev. P. Finne- Capt. Baggaily's house. They might Cros.s-examined, he said he knen indeed pleased to be presigit at their To see her slowly fade away, social harmony which society de - of the loyalty of the people of this gan), id 5/6; Kellerberrin (Rev. P. have been "a different lot." Witness the time, because he heard the clock Poole's Kilkenny Stall; and (4) D.B. meeting. lie noted with pleaAnd could nut give rellei. el two members ot mends as a vital factor for the good country to King George V., and alt J. Sheridan), £1; Toodyay (Rev. B. admitted that the only feature he on St. Stephen's Protestant Church, the Children's Stall At the moment sure tne preser,ce Not dead to ic:, we losed her dear; Austeallen South were exists. the Board who Not lost, dear, but gene before. order of the State, it will get its the hysterical ravings and manoeuv- McCabe), 15/: Yarloop (Rev. P. was sure of in the identification of in Mount -street, chime the quarter. a good deal of enthusiasm met:ahem of Bie sochty over )5 wars She lives with us in menntry still, rings of the self-styled Loyalists are Doddy), 12/; total to date, -May 11, McNamara w3s that he had conge front the people. subse- This is Osborne Park'S first bazaar ago, viz . Bro. Cooney ens the D.S., red (The Rector ot the church And will for ever more. deter- svas member or his brancn, St. Pathair. That it will try to function as a nothing more than egregious hum - 1921, £104 13/5. gave evidence that the clock on its own, and we are all -Inserted by her sorrowful mother quently Additive. He trusted that and loving aut.t, unqualified rick's, West All Acquitted. rabid sectarian association V. Beget, and M. Kuhlhas bug, stage fustian, for the purpose of He mined to make it an had not chimed for years). yea! of the On to -morrow- (Pentecost Sunday). the Abilee, thee during been made known by its president diverting public thought from gra- Pontifical High Mass will be celebratWhen the ticienee opened, Counsel said he had to wake his master, to success, something that the Park society. Viey would be able to titinease lie thanked them BRYAN.-Or your charity, pray (Mr. Frank A. Moss), who, describ- ver issues that confront the people. ed at the Cathedral of the Immaculate for Tobin submitted that there was tell him what ne had seen in the may feel proud of. Jack Flynn, the their membership. for the and liarat 11 o'clock. His Grace man who turns water into ice, and sincerely for their welcome.Lynch Anyhow, Australians will never Conception repose I' the st..3 or enemas Bryan, ing the League as non-political and and the Arcnbisium will preach the occa- no evidence against his client. The street. He was surprised that his ice into Bros. Rev. Father WilOse aidilverSary OrcUIS about thls money, says that "things ticularly non-sectarian, appealed to Returned submit themselves to be the slaves of sional sermon, and a special Kennon Court agreed, and Tobin was acquit- master had sworn he was awake. O'Dea, who had made his stay in Perth tune, and on whose t swett Je6113 to will hum" in the Park this visit lip -loyalist before brief be preaelied his Imperialist factionists at the evening devotioes so pleasant during Soldiers, Fremasons, Orangemeli. ted. Later a mass of evidence was The whole incident in the street lasthave mercy. It charming city on business. Druids, Buffaloes, and A.N.A., to whose one effort is to change the produced-including that of a con- ed only from three minutes to five bazaar is over! While inclined to their decided to give the distinguished was IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. agree with him; the current writer, however of Australian sentiment. link up with them in their crusade A vellume vistor a parting send-off. Commencing with next week's issue, stable-to prove that McNamara minutes. The men had come and Accounts MeINTYCHE.-Of your charity pray for against disloyalty. He wanted a new feature will be introduced Into was eight miles; from the scene saw prefers to wait and see before com- of business was transacted. of gone in that time. Witness the repose ol the soul or Nicholas passed for piyment ameunting to THE RECORD in the form of a series of the shooting everyone to give evidence of their top mitting himself to any such definite were the from in the street Moran on the morning in speMciiityre, who died at Talbot, Vicfor holding Arrangetneuts special £50. articles on topics. question. etatement ARCH- The first of these willeducational loyalty, and those who would resent NEWS OF toria, on June 8111, IbUti; also Marhouse. 10th, of a four.storey Sunday, June McNamara window On conference was cial acquitted. treat of religious garet, Business his dearly -beloved wife, who being catechised he would make completed. were instruction in the schools. at 3 p.m.. There will Evidence was given that Boyce was DIOCESE. Evidence was then given which dieti at, Perth. nay 14th, 1919; also be aix articles cn the general question at home paper and circular will be in Me hands them kneel down and kiss the flag. was Rochford that Joseph in bel proved on the other side of their son.* Peter (who died at Boulof "Tho Relation of Catechetica to Eduof branches before Ine end or the week. The League was to instruct the peoder, June 25th, 1915), and Laurence cation in General." MAYLANDS. CALENDAR. None of the ar- the city at thc time of the shooting, in bed, two miles away, at the time ple in what they in their furious zeal (-Larry"), accidentally killed at , Doles are supposed to stand atone, but Boyce 'was acquitted. of the shooting. The Court found ST. PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRAIIONSI, Boulder on November Slid, 1918. Rea. to form part of the continued treatment inderstood as loyalty. Who the S. 15, Pentecpst Sunday. These acquittals are important in Rochford not guilty. 1921. es the Children of Mary are desirous 11.I.P. olooth. e w.gel et sreciabilmecet. f ;Ale: gui onuds. re dirre.aM. 16, Whit Monday. Red. particularly uneducated people are against Or Starting Cleft library Iii the near that the the Crown evidence of officer who The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus have identified Boyce ti Red. main who need instruction he did .pot di - Tu. 17, Whit Tuesday mercy un itheir soul.. headings-(1.) The The final nieetIng of the committee pees- whom the Court found to have been Moran then resclved itself into: (a) future, and as there ase sail limas re Rea. tion Now Treated; M.) General Tuesvalge, but the secret was violently W. 18, Of the Octave. A Historical in bed when the shooting occurred, the statements of an officer, whet lualreft gnwegiorellig arectialeer Tri:; of the above is called for next Archthe at R p.ni., Red. aouatceon, ofroiegotedc horiaie: day, May 17th, at 1:rahrt blabbed by Sir Walter James, K.C., Th. 19, Of the Octave. also seen night, identified the lust, commencing at a risen from sleep, had DAIL just Perth. Wheelan, and was had Chetic"s'..) bishop's Palace. Victorla-square, Red. TI: The Relation of Catechetics As tins is the last chalice of A full attendance of delegates from va- LEITCII.-of your charity, praY in a most extraordinary speech that F. 20, Of the Octave. Inn to Educa- the only witress produced against a man for the first time on the other o'clock. repose of the soul el Mary Josephine Red. Lion in General. Is rewould do infinite credit to the mad - S. 21, Of the Octave 1st. Article: The Aim Wheelan. The soldier who positive. side of the street. and could not Iiitdatilirg na,t4 tsill.cdr,stalitryntwriforatiil lig rious parishes and societies Leitch, who died at Fremantle ott and Purpose of Catechisation. dest mob -orator that ever wanted to ly identified two men (McNamara even swear that man was Moran; parishioners to roll up, and for tile quested. May 5th, 11,19.-14.1.P. The following is a list of the con. Just as we go to press we learn Hist and Tobin) slit a throat. Sacred Heart of Jesus, rap, nierey He, loyal man and DAY CELEBRATIONS, as being present, both of (b) the statements of a soldier small sum of ,ed. they are guaranteed P. Broldy, the beloved pastor of on her soul. ghlyigtrtrAttuteetha- erit tor;ite ST. PATRICK'S 1921. true patriot, wanted a small secret tributions received in aid of the Father !! lies at the point of death in whom were found by the Conti, whose previous evidence of identifi- asggedy .:1;lo -ineerted by her saving nother, sisMission Fund and for Collie, FINAL MESMING. executive-a junta who had the Aboriginal itimbury Hospital. The waivers of ad martial not to have been there, an- cation was found to be false; and bee, wittee win give mem a clianee in ters and brothers-in-law. PaRTH, PALACE, .kItCHBISHOI"S guinea stamp of the League emboss- the upkeep of the Holy Places in who know this amiable priest will, we peared at a subsequent trial (de. (C) the statements of a second sot. a prize. Pone forget that night. At 8 p.m. be riven, either that God may come unit bring all your frienth!. ed upon it-who would search every- Palestine. It is requested that out- know, TUESDAY. MAY 17111. tailed below) Rochford and preserve identified and who dier, his gave life further evi. or give him. the kraco MuLLWAN.-Of your charity, may for 111 Delegates Requested tt, Attend one by ,inquisition to see if they standing contributions should be of a happy death. dence of ident.fication, which was Moran as being present at the scene the soul of Margaret Aloysius Muhl, SCHOOL HALL, RESERVE STREET, JAS. DWYER, Hon. SerretarY. were true to the ideals of the exe- sent in immediately:Patrick Mr. Gordon Taylor, M.A. lecturer in accepted. gan, the beloved wife of of the shooting, and whose identifica./411E41one. Money -street, Joseph Mulligan, 10 The Cathedral (Very Rev. Father Economics and History at 'Trinity. Melcutive. Every citizen in his opinion CHILDREN'S GRAND BALL. The defence of Thomas Wheelan, cation the Court found to be false PERTH cATHOLIC 'MUNG MEN.g e Perth, who died on May 5, 1915, and bourne University. has Fancy passed Plain and Dress. his third Moss), L24 18/: Kalgoorlie (Very should be put through the crucible SoCiEry. will be offered. year laws with honours, and has car - who vehemently protested that he in the case of Rochford. for Ma..ses whom MAY 17th. 1921. A DANCE. ORAN o CINDEBELI of the executive. In a fiery, inco- Rev. Father Donagher), £12 8/10; sled off the Harbison-Highibotham Sams was not at or near the scene of the. Sweet Jesus, have mercy on her SOUL Mrs. Miller Planiste. Datieing-Chiltiten 11113EHNIAN H SLL. Incontrevertable ' Statements. Holy Mary pray for her. herent invective, he declared that Subiaco (Monsignor Verling), £9; lareshoil.glue^as 8 to 1.0. Adults 10 tO 12. shooting, was then taken up. TUES.MY, MAY 0411, at 8 pan Gone but not forgotten. itbfilant MstrtidTeglorthri PRIZES: Best Dressed Set. el 1. of Patrick Moran The defence orciicsaa. Fun the Lcyalty Leaguers didn't want The Monastery (Very Rev. Father On sheriann's Five witnesses were produced to was then taken up. Moran made a C.B.C., Fremantle. has -Inserted by leer sorrowful Husband. produced, Rest Dressed Girl, 10s 6d. at door). (PaYabic Tichre,, majority rule, they wanted a united Tracey), £6 12/: Victoria Park (Rev. the and was the first to receive the M.A. of prove that Wheelan was in w. wEbe, Wu, Si.,,,,tary. fact Best Dressed Boy, les 6d. eight minority, and their united minority Father Hayes), fa 3/4; Bunbury the W.A. UniversitY. Adr111158i011. is. more than two miles from the scene statement that he attended INAIRPL-Of your charity ,pray fur the was to be the policeman of the citt. (Very Re, Dean Smyth), £0 0/6; We are pleased to be able to record of the shootings at the hour at o'click Mass at Blackrock Church. Mesdames J. Prendiville anti E. WonEUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. derley, Johit. lion. Secs. repose or ihe soul of Cecilia Mary He returned home before 9 o'clock. zen's freedom. "Ten loyal men," Albany (Rev. Father Gilroy), £5; that our Victorian correspondent, Mr. which they occurred. Itt aid of South Perth Parish Church, Nairn, who died on May ge, 192e. Corder, M.A., has been successWM be held at the his breakfast at at BlackHe was gaid the doughty Knight, "could Boulder City (Rev. Father O'Hur- Frank ellart of Jesus, have merry SALE. FOR ful In also gaining his LL.B. degree. BA LI,. HIBERNIAN Wheelan at Maas. .-,,. lel her soul. rock. Co. Dublin, at the time of txe beat 100 disloyalists any day and ley), SA 12/9; Cottesloa (Rev. Fa. and has commenced articles with a les ONE SET OF STATIONS OF THE MU ARA i-ST FLEET, PER rd, any time in any part of Australia." the O'Neill), £4 12/; West Perth gal firm in the city of Melbourne. The first vdress, who was *bee- shootings 'in the city. He travelled CROSS (coloured Print& in BeautlAt 3 o'clock lin ful oak frames). Mr. Corder is keenly desirous of , FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1021. city in a tramcar. which he LLEN.- Of your charity, Pray for We wouldn't go nap on Sir Walter's (Very Rev. Father Fagan), £4 10/: Size, 23in. x 17fin. n, steps being taken in Perth to establish Ian's landlady. stated that Wheel'an into the Piizes. Good MUsic. Refreshments. II, repose of thr soul Of 311118 Neltip if they were all of the calibre of Nfaylands (Rev. Father Lynch), IA; a University Catholic Snciety. PRICE, tin 10s. Ile has came from his bedroom at 8.40. He boarded at 9.30. He was first made Tickets: Ladles', Is; rients.' Is 6d. l., (flee Foley#, who died at St. Apply TIIE REoffered to correspond with any - left the house at 8.55 to go to nine aware of the shootings by the fact nispection Inv Ited. the gentlemen who made all the Claremont (Rey. T. Mastertoni, E3 Mr. J. GrMin, Pianist. John 31' Ood licrapital, May 15, 1019. CORD. who feels disposed to thus Interest o'clock Mass et Ringsend Church. that troops held up the tram on 10/; Northam (Rev D. O'Donnell), one noise at the launching of the Loyalty Sacred Heart of Jesus have me cy himself In such an organisation which . . . Wit.4 Altbougn tile abuse formed on a Tuesday night in Perth, the report of the proceenings did nut appear in tile West Australian until the inauguration, Us following Friday. therefore, was of a rather ins sterioua existnature, but Her principal claim to James, Waiter ence is (according to Sir St. a Knight Commander or tile Order of resurrecMichael and St. George) the iniqution of Star Chaniber and all the Tile Leain ages past. ity it stood forOut to propound a false gue, then. 1,4 usually and wicked conception of the hapinly have that normal conditions btate idlest's:tern:cal this great Western placed other in Otliers of Australia. Tile citivan light their own battles. light zens or Western Australia must clean. be theirs, but the iightieganust The inteingenve of the people, together ith that of the Irish and Catholir elements, Wt.s sitinned When SUCIIemanated had to be believed as haying

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read. Even those who disagree with in Use Principal Cities and Towns of Australia and Rabaul (New Britain); London (2). the policy of Hearst, those who are the readers of an entirely different style of newspaper. get the Hearst at all laranohm, and gloving* Bank Avenclos at 3184 Post Office. journals for their editorial interests. out Australis, end et Papua. New Britain. Solomon, and other Islands of tM A few months ago lit the Saturday St% interest on p.p.:mita up to 61,000. pena small game on playing a recently like would be ago more It weeks a few and and Post, Evening 3% Interest on Amounts over £1,000 up to £1,300, PRISONER. THE qualities that are not found in text- in Collier's weekly, there appeared sion from the Treasury of Belgrade. Sir DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.O., he KELL, where JAMES the house on happy the Here is books. If you analyse new storiea- edtorially a warning against taking King Nisholas remained r It Governor Governor Deputy was burn. throne until the end of November, for everything a newspaper man the news -view of present conditions offices The fields of honey -grass, the spring- 1918, when tile Montenegrin Parliathe writes is called a story in normal picture of as the in America ing corn, news ment decided to depose his house, where world events are struck off things American. By the Mountain on mountain, far and far and to unite Montenegro with the typewriters-you will easily locate view, of course, was meant those away, out of items that featured as of most in of the Serus. Croats and It jumps Kingdom thought. main the OBTAIN PRICES FROM And Glendalough, golden and silver Slovenes. The ex -King's eldest its terest. The writer in the Post rethe headline, generally makes Dawho died in 1887, was the bow in the lead sentence and al- marked that while industrial unrest rk Rose made her own of daughter, The Clauses wife of King Peter of Serbia, the paragraph. mornways in the lead was a familiar headline each him who knows third daughter, Princess Anastasia, are shunned or used sparingly and ing, there appeared to be about the There is no beauty like to hers, married firet a Gernian duke and SUBIACO. will same number of ordinary people gostreet of St. Giles, and is dismissed summarily. There historic a that right same Nicthe by Dark Rose. Duke Versailles, of ing about then the Russian Grand their ordinary affairs The TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE of his close to the house of studies erected rarely be an opening sentence Dr. The of Soft singing of streams is here and holas; and his fourth daughter, debtor asks fur the iu,7enitig words. memory fifty-five more than by showing that the whole United contradiction by the Anglicans inafter WITH WE SUPPLY EVERYTAING IN CONNECTION hark! the lark. Princess Mena, is the Queen of bonds. That is not toin fulfil him. lead must he short and pungent. States had gone on strike, nor had the core Pusey, and named to the sincere wish THE BUILDING TRADE. That is not still between the day Italy. must the entire country gone to the bow is of more than passing In fact the first paragraph event The on imposed been have that ditions . and dark; in the history of Catholic the gist of the whole story, bows, while the editor of Collier's _.a1=I=Eiff us. Aa understandieg with France, interest education in that country, have Thrushes and blackbirds mid the Church anci ;State in Poland. with the salient feature standing paused to remark that when "we are in higher cushat dove. The relations between the Church whose economic interests great four the that Tel. A1940. means it and clear. After listen- throw up our hands in horror at the strong since out naturalseems The wind wanders, rain from the and the State in Poland, under the agreement with ours,But more once will different Church than fifty ing to more fact that our news contains so we get the Orders of the hills above new Polish Constitution, are very ly desirable to us.any understanding Oxford. at on their lecture men when represented nature, be sensational newspaper much of Steals on her silver feet, and the satisfactory, according to the ex- impression that The Jesuits have their House of craft that is my conclusion. we find ourselves living in a world grey tifst pressed op/non of two well-known with France is quite out of the ques- Studies, Campion Hall, which is in The old climax that appears to report any murder, AnotheP thing. DENTAL SURGEON. Veils for a little sapphire and prelates recently in Paris. The two tion, on account of the present pol- St. Giles; the Benedictines are houswe is in the discard as far as unfaithfulness, sin and crime. French precept The of country." that -Bishop icy of Prince the an. t s hyst. are the prelates while Hall, Benet's St. 148 BARRACK -ST. (Upstairs). ed at concernea. are and stories knees our news drop on rejecting ordinary forget to not while Sapieha, and Mgr. Catholic press, are housed at Grosse- I do not speak of any special arti- thank Heaven for one truth that can Where dries the Master ta y. Cracow, Mgr. Archbishop of Leopol these overtures, expresses the opin- Franciscans Mr. W. BOXALL, who it, a legally qualified and Registered DenTeodorowicz, so named after one of cles. What a very ancient rhetori- be drawn from the fact" whithei stray House, teste The any towards move the first Parliaion that tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully draws the prelates and cian gave us topics for the develop- truth is that if these black spots His feet that loved so well the ap- and Deputy in the Polish understanding should come from the the mostofillustrious attention of the public to the fact that his practice in Western ment. the Catholic Church in ment of an entire theme, the mo- were ordinary, we should find them pointed way, their way to German side. "Herr Trimbourn de- scholars Australia, during the last eighteen years, has been built ou the days. pre -Reformation in That true' eft pasture lightly, the The Bishops are onwhere. England to no strives in the newspapers. There is recommendations they have ceives himself," says cm of the Ca- With the coming of the Dominicans, dem newspaper writes solid foundations of meritorious skill and Poland from Rome, rich mead? is not he which people "exordium" "when his thousand Paris, into the many put in of value cirjournals the tholic from gratified patients. He appreciates this so much that he The sbeep run with their lambs, the been to lay before the Pope Arch- pretends that France is pursuing a the four great Orders will be repre- all exordium. For it is that and wending their way to work in a He has address. his regarding wishes prevent mistakes to of the Cardinal the cumstances life of academie cattle feed the dozen hundred town in the land. Hence more besides. only the one establishment in Perth, and employs no agencies, cf reprisals and seeks to ruin sented in the a flavour of medieval much Knee-deep in grass: their liquid bishop of breslau's interference in policy The Press praises, France claims is University, and more lags as it unwinds. If yon are There is a lot of neves value in a What story touts, canvassers in Town or Country. or Germany. as restored be praise. eyes give will once the Medical Profession recommends, and the Public endorses not a detail seeker yon can gett all few hundred walking away from that, being victorious, she should not days Why is he absent from the nrghts in the old days when the Friars prac- the essentials in the beginning. If work in one town and threatening that this marvellous system of removing teeth is daily demonbe called upon to bear the consequ- tically the world of you want more read on. If some to get others to do the same. A and days? strated without pain. ences of a war she did not seek. As learningdominated at Oxford. M. Our beautiful sets of Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth are withNow in his dreams alone he hears understanding, run alwork is not, special detail interests you to the economic strike is news; out doubt the best in the world; the contour of the face and the birds Millerand was the first to mention down the column until you meet a though it may be if strikes continue mouth being reproduced in such a manner as to defy detection. of And the familiar voice of flocks and wish If the newsblame this as desirable. sign -post. but do not to multiply. Midday on Wednesday Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly tastei herds: their Germany to draw nearer to France paperdom if people "waste Now while the common run of less, permanently wholesome and pure. I have many and In dreams he feels the wind upon fulavoid she does writer Each Week is the why The is sincere, on the papers." newspaper men agree on what con543 GEORGE STREET, SYDNEY. time' imitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. Teeth not fithis face, filling her obligations to France? wastes no time in telling the essen- stitutes the basis of news very few be remodelled on my new system. At least, call and MEL. ting can SLIZABETHSTREET, 244 Visits once more the old beloved concession the ignore she ridiWhy does tials. It he "plays up" many agree on the details of handling that My workmanship is see my dentures, before going elsewhere. BOURNE. place. Etc. (imprudent concessions sometopeople culous details you -must remember news. I remember one city editor my best advertisement, because I devote all my time personally RECENT PUBLICATIONS. He is free, he is free, until he wakes that Contributions, Reports, her; say) which have been made et tees include he is not writing fur a class of schol- arguing before a class that weather for the curright where I am stay undermentioned Hence, I can practice. The to my one Advertisements and more once the and why -toes she not see that the postage: And known by my reputation. rent week's issue of THE Devine. ars, but for the people. as a rule. was always news; that is, of course, To the stark prison-walls, the unStory of a Battalion, by W. obstacle to a solid peace is much TheWith That temperature. people are not scholars in the can be attended to in one day; consultaa big drop Country patients maps and drawings RECORD may be taken. numerous opening door. more from her side than from ours?" tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who conThey are made up of all sorts and very day he had given a five-column by liar) Lindsay. 5/2. Studies In kinds. Their interests are as var. head on the front page of his paper B enedictine Monarchism. He takes his outing in the prison sult me and entrust their work to me. By Rt. Benedictine Life and Rule. the affair of the plebiscite in Upper G. K. Chesterton on Reprisals. yard. Take a note of my address for reference, and call before derainbow, of the colours as the Downside ied of temperature of low degree Abbot to the Butler, C. obtained Rev. have Bishops be a reto continues Dentistry in all its branches by SkilIreland ciding to go elsewhere. His dear Black Rose has slippa4 Silesia. The 55/-. of Abbey, agreement hence the general that prevailed in the city at two from the Pope the most complete proach, which it is difficult for the St. Joan of Aro. Tim Life and Story and eelAssistants. through wall and guard; of on the meaning craft was: "The the reason His o'clock a.m. D. By Rev. Orleans. matter. Maid of or the the in Saturday Month. Beverley, First Sunday. York, First Hee beauty and glamor blind his satisfaction in this position of the Government to get away from. Says 13/10. Illustrated, "news." the ninny Lynch, S.J. first waking thought of Speaking of the a London writer to an Indian con- Preaching. By Rev. W. B. O'lioud, 8/0 wondering eyes, You will be told by the big and to -day was a question. How cold it W. of Help. By Marie St. S. For whom so many men made sac- Church in Poland, the Prince-Bishop temporary: "Mr. 0. K. Chesterton, Mountains attracwho haunt that very little was last night- And the most popuEllerker, 0.S.D., 4/2. of Cracow said: rifice, in a brilliant pamphlet written for 148 BARRACK-STREET (Upstairs). Jarrett, 0.P.. tive city of any city known as news- lar words i n this city to -day are "Somebody spoke about the con- the Peace with Ireland Council and L ilting8 Temples. By Bede Flinging their lives down with a jest of 'Isn't it cold?' and 'I wonder how to boys on paper row that news is what is says: Out to Win. Straight talks cordat between the Polish GovernReprisals,' are 'What entitled, and song By Rev. J. P. interest to the greatest number. The cold it is.' It was the point of an on toe way to manhood. That is go- 'It is hard enough when all the vices So she keep beautiful, so she keep ment and the Holy See. quick, Conroy, S.J., 6/9. the in- dinary fact having extraordinary since are at War with authority; when all Facing ing ahead rather too By Francis J. Finn, greater the news the greater Danger. young. arterest. The great slogan to -day' is phases and making news thereby." actually not 6/9. has S.J., authorcondition the virtues arc at War with Sacraments, put in two letters, H.I., or human The Mass, What matter for the gyves upon that on the Sermons There is nothing strange about In thanking her friends for past favours, wishes to inform them rived. authority has already failBy Thomas and the Sacramental.. his hands! is ity, that and the public in general, that she has interest. A long, long while ago an this interest -power of the unusual. "The new Polish Constitution the nytin, C.C., 14/2. The ordinary individual crimed. 0 she is with him and she under- very Picture about same Greek said the Children's ancient discovery Australian Newspaperdom made no from Treatxureirireic1 hear 0141 satisfactory to us, feels individual, probably in his The The simplest Prayer thing when he put in a sentence when it hit on this as the secret of stands; Prayer Book. first inal by the view, of ES ustrammes point the polireligious But wrong. Beautifully feels he Book ever publisned. And she will lead him yet to the three Articles. The first of these heart conillustrated, with 90 full -page mug- that the greatest study of mankind news value. The unusual in martyr never felt quite like STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). free air HAY the tical trattons, including the Mass. Card is man. But moderns go a step tent or style is back of all real lithat fact the recognises The in history. Articles revolt in any that Cover, with picture on front. Anti this wild beauty that but cov- Roman Catholic religion is the relifarther and itress the unusual, or terature. Truth only is the correcTEL. A1125 SECOND DOOR FROM PIER -ST. difference which will always divide ers her. out of the ordinary. They are, fond tive and the norm. and where tno of the majority of the Poles. political front any other sort of FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, AND ALL CATHOLIC And sh3 is worth it all, his Lady gion second the news: that of using Dana's definition of of the boundaries declares unusual overleaps MURRAY for 1921 has arrived. Article & -Ord, The REQUIREMENTS. is, that it is the very best sort HARROLD who knows the crime Merchants, Victoria Park, "If a dog bites a man it is not news. truth you have freak writing that Zetholic Chuich has of citizen who, though he may de- Produce There is no beauty ldce to hers, Roman Pollard, Chaff, Hay, but if a man bites a dog it is news." fails to survive the passing of time Sale Bran, h ave on own its by itself to govern right plore the act. will best understand Oats, Barley, Wheat, Linseed, Dark Rose. legislation. The third Article the motive. The Irish rebel feels as Straw, and Maize. Terms Cash. Tel. A3945. I think modern newspapers are at or you have newspaper writing that -Katharine Tynan, in Studies. special one in this love for the extaaordin- caters to a passing trend of thought decrees that when mixed questions if 'he were in a padded cell with a of ary. Those editors who carry it to only to give way before a saner arise between the two authorities England has homocidal maniac. Telephone 13152. British ViceAdmirol's shall they State, the excess turn out sensational sheets. trend. "If you see it in the moon and Church a beboundary the crossed a frontier, BROS. FARRELL Indeed the fact is that the cult of it's so," is a way of saying that Says the London correspondent of be regulated by an agreement bet- tween Christendom and barbarism, General Produce Merchants and Corn the extraordinary has so gripped truth cannot surrender to news vaween the ecclesiastical authorities." and the whole world has seen her do the C.H. of India:Crushers. newspaperdom that there are few lue, and "All the news that's fit to Mgr. Sapieha stated that a ma- it," "It will be news to most people to HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. The only Firm who Speedalise In Grain dailies without some sensational fea- print," emphasises the rights of the hear that Kensit, senr., was done to jority of the members of the Polish and Salt Crushing. sure as ridiculous as it is sensation- public and the good name of the inof Arc. death-"murdered" is the word used Parliament are Roman Catholics, Joan to Honour Protestants in though some of them are not partiTruth dividual as well as the obligations of al. The danger is patent. -for protesting against Popery An act cf reparation of St. Joan of S. BEECROFT will be forced very close to the bor- the editor. England. Yet this is the case accord- cularly well-informed in the matter and the Bishop by Arc is proposed 8 Amadei,. BUTCHER. der-line, and even topple over if the Journalism as a study should have Tel GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, ing tie the Will of Vice Admiral Geo. of religion. The persons least favor- the Dean and Chapter of Winchester 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. statement is so handled that one eye on the Press of the day and Northland, who, dying at the age of able to Catholicism in the Parlia- Cathedral, one of the finest of the Only Proprietor. Prline Fresh Killed Meat Sold. fact seems" or likely" replaces 90, leaves £100 to Mr. Kensit, of St. ment are the Deputies from Galicia. pre-reformation cathedrals "it "it is the on the Press of the morother in the 1341. 'Phone Paul's Churchyard, in appreciation of The Polish Parliament has now British Isles. The Anglican divines "it is." row. And a class in journalism unfaith, passed the remaining Articles of the ASK FOR his work for the Protestant An editorial in the Christian Ad- der the impression that all textdo not refer to her as Saint Joan, but and in memory of his father, who Constitution relating to the election vocate illustrates my point. In as - books say of modern journalism as PHIL RYAN is the same Joan of Arc who was started the Wycliffe preacher move- of the President. The President is it wring the was readers that there no Day or Night,. very far for Hire a profession is true will go Motor Car Dodge XV. last Benedict canonised by Pope Motor Garage Tele- danger of the President Car No. ment, and whose end he describes as to be elected for seven years by the handing afield into the pleasant valleys of The act of reparation will take phone, A1927. G.P.O. Motor Rank, over Philippine education to above -stated. The brave Admiral ot- Diet and Senate united in a National year. the delusion. The worthy of journalist Saint, of the of a statue form A3488. jects to Popery in the Church of Assembly. He must be a native- the Catholic Church the writer carefully the name is a professional man, but copied from the famous statue in England; but he will hardly accuse born Pole and a Ro.r,an Catholic. Rheims Cathedral, standing on a peremarks the of such to -day the newspaper is a business that statement BARRACK STREET, PERTH. WEST & GARRETT a Church of Popery which invites a danger originated and was circu- No owner of a newspaper has investdestal under a canopy of carved taEXPERTS, PLUMBERS. non-Christians, even Jew:, to address No longer in the State of Mortal Sin. bernacle work. As an act of retribu- WINDMILL the Our Specialities: Pumping Engines, lated by the Guardians of Liberty, ed money to the extent that A distinguished Paris Oratorian its congeteations, allows one of its Catholic big dailies call for to -day with the tive justice, the memorial to the Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, Tanks, who gave the National Bishops to dispose of his body by Father, who gave the course of Len- Maid of Orleans is to be erected in Bores, and Pumps. Register as their authority. "There sincere purpose of educating the 10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. cremation, a precedent which takes ten sermons at the French National the Cathedral, near the tomb of Carseems to be no such paper as the public. He may educate the public, in disLouis, Rome, imposiChurch of St. the to Mrs, S. E. McCARTI-IY, place to -day, submits National Catholic Register," the Me- but like every business man he dinal Beaufort, who was Bishop of "SHAMROCK" tion by Suffragettes of the ministry cussed in a recent serrron the Peace Winchester, and on occasion reprethodist editor blandly remarks. wants to make money. And in passtopics. its Versailles and kindred of eve: loosening is of women, and TEA AND GRILL ROOM, Now, as the Christian Advocate is ing strictures on the press. journal. sented England among the ecclesiashold on the sanctity of marriage The men who met at Versailles, he tical judges who conde:nned Joan to WELLINGTON-STREET, PERT1 published by the Methodist Book ism, and newspaper men, it_ is well aid the religious education of the said, had no genuine desire for peace. death. M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress Concern. and its readers are Metho- to remember the city desk does not VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. young. Perhaps Mr. Kensit has He was not without hopes that the For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gas -Fitting, dists, there is a good bit of news own the paper. You will find that done his work and scotched Popery much good might come from Catholics at Oxford. value to statement a that weves newspaper men measure up well Iron Work. Galvanised and League of though Nations, he did in the Church of England, and that the red flag of the Penal menace. with men of other professions. Right The easy return of the Dominicans MARK DUNN JAMES KEATING. is why he is occupying himself with not feel over -confident. Europe, he If the editor were a real editor and principled journalists can do much in the an332-334 Wellington-street, Perth. "Rome behind Sinn Fein" at a shil- said, is now no longer in the state to Oxford is foreshadowed 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). a real man, he would have picked for the betterment of the Press. Licensed Plumber and Drainer. ling a time, for all his attention of mortal sir, , she has raised up nouncement that the Order has purSpecial Line of Scotch and Irish Suitings. Dress Suits Our up his receiver and found out in They cannot do everything. The and the other suffering na- chased a property in the city, within To tile Vetropolitan Witt, _aseems to be concentrated on the Poland Specialty. and Drainage Department. three minutes that there is no such cwners have something to say. If precincts of the University. The Sewerage, Catholic Church at the present tions (exeept Ireland). All she re the Dairying utensils Baths, Bath heaters,Tanks, paper as the National Catholic Re- you doubt that, dik Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. remember the war building acquired stands in the quires now is the spirit, Christian and Windmills Made and time. gister. of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. But the Stock "news -monger" can censor. Large and Varied The owner is the peace to prevent s relapse and to get every save the sensation by not running censor. one to settle down again to their An Engineering Story. down facts. 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Greenwood Hamar Sir and George Lloyd on A Piece of Satire in "Young Ireland" Can Ireland Stand Alone ?

HAMMAR De Valera Speaks Terms on Which England Can Have Peace

Erie. the bodies of the childrennool one, so Yet this impressed "Big his to of recourse Hammer had letting out a bigger Fib" again, RICH ENOUGH TO SET UP AS AN INDEPENDENT SHE IS whole the It filled fume this time. NAT ION? petuate disdision and sectional ranand poisoned men's of the the The Dublin Correspondentlong to revive him. land of Sasana with (The following appeared in Patsoma cour among Irishmen." bad had to use his magic Hammer, rea can be best answered by comparing Ireland cables ears and sickened their very St. the on Press questions Herald Once upon a time, and a very Daily These Associated these, London to with Armed Freedom. of Eire, for it caused them time it was for the land Sasana out for that with fear, We offer no comment, the small nations of Europe that prospered in oort of an interview which he has set Day. the While there was no definite agreeEire, rick's of that lord night new by a and Miles. day of by in Square dream Fein and had with Mr. de Valera. there lived in the land See how Ireland holds her own in size:-Area land. Pretending great friendshipdo unto the Saxon leaving that to our readers) a ment yet between Sinn little to a was come says, with had he Gael man his bad interview, bold into This got big, adherents of the Irish Party in had done unto The Front Bench-and all sitting on some of the gas had .. 11,373 Belgium .. to him. He tad the that even as the Saxon surprise and there elections complete the heart, and his name wasanHammar. people as regarded Ulster the powers, told magic lungs-he 12,582 .. ordinary Again by his Holland .. it murderers! prepared a questionnaire for submisNow Hammer had been satisfy their long - him. the Partition Act, such an agre-Hammar 15,012 A possessing he had come tofor Denmark.. .. Mr. de Valera through cer- ment would not by difficult when to going to borrowed from the Wizard, A strange spectacle, isn't it? was sion sort of fellow at one time, he apdesire, fires cherished great 15,976 virof previous Switzerland .. gene- made twenty-nine whole row of them. tain channels by which asubmitted only one wife-a rare mark the time for action arrived. It was .. 32,534 But rule and interfere with themstrictly pear at once (their origin to this Looking Ireland .. more (like marionettes than fist of questions had been tile among the men of his land. to suppose that only Nahim, and, rally in order to leave themcreatures, day is a mystery, save to the sons 33,891 square a couple of months ago, and was a mistake and Republicans would beings, are:-Serbia, Ireland as human size .t great change came over same the ungrateful tionalists about Countries everyone believed inoffen- alone. But the to a certain rendezvous oppose partition. proceeding he was trying of magic), andwas actually ravaging Sitting in the places of Gladstone, miles; Portugal, 35,490; Greece, 41,933; Bulgaria, 43,305. from being a harmless and believed this, hearing devil sudDisraeli, Palmerston. for that purpose when he wasmotorlaughed such that the Gael sive gossoon he became a very "When the elections come," De figures show: The truth to be funny, and they of Sasana. Therefore, did the Saxon Peel, Canning, the Pitts and easyIn population also -she is well to the fore, as these denly invited to get into a for terror and cruelty. declared, "they will prove A a loud laugh that even the house look upon the Gael as he don a pair of Valera and Walpole. sidecar going cycle is that Hamar was bewitched.him. Uncle Sam across the ocean shook come to industrial Ulster is not so blind that 2,396,782 himself. Norway .. goggles which effectually blindfold- to its own interests as to court being was Hammar would upon the devil The Front Bench-and all sitting on Welsh Wizard had bewitched Then sound. 2.940.990 the with .. WiDenmark The Mammies Final Occupation. it murderers! It happened in this way: as Uncle Sam ed him. severed from its great market in Switzerland .. 3,888,500 he surveyea very wroth, especially done to In this way he was driven inthrough areas in the rest of zard was monarch of allsave But the men of Eirc only laughed, 4,390,219 Ireland .. in Eire, blamed him for the damage a myth that what the agricultural knowing wIthout Dublin, from China. to Peru, spiritual force his house; so he hurried back to Sa- and Uncle Sam heard their laughter, Judas-oh. that was the island. in each himself! hanged and population went whose strange across he countries for sweeping some effective figures the where and proud defiance following are and sana to think Out more The Belfast Boycott. Bulgaria, 4,547,000; it, Judas was wise; he knew a thing case The resisted all his blandishments the ocean. Turning to listen togas, is about equal to that of Ireland-Serbia, to leave ways of subduing Eire. worth two of that. "The boycott of Belfast goods where the people bade him he caught a whiff of the poison Greece, 4,821,300. standwand, 4,751,000; his the Wizard's with mind the ticket to took and He Cook's a sent He bought which is now operating is but the them strictly alone of the "Big Fib," which Hammer year to run their businesses: Some people are ing up in the Common House amidst opening stage of what will become thirty pieces of silver, What do these small nations pay eachbetter own business. chasing after the laughter. Poor big nations? it, the than waved for he Naturally, world slaves the business over their all know. Wizard's do they and you travelled cases the complete and absolute excluand in most very rude, Uncle Sam sneezed and sneezed his And hurt, and he their incantations, towards Eire centuries. bills:nineteen sion of Belfast goods if the Partiannual the sneezed are nearly he Here the Wizard's pride wasthese till went sneezed, top naughty men in blue the his on Immediately travels his vanquish terended he £5,250,000 tion Act is put into effect." to .. most Till . resolved He got into a Serbia or by crook. like madmen through that head off. wild Welsh mountain. and a £5,400,000 of .. Wizard the with sons of Eire by hookhe, they are fit charging temper In conclusion, Mr. de Valera depeorible knocking and shooting and men country, -faced hard £7,000,000 thought had to .. all, they . Orating After dared the difficulty of the problem Switzerland .. strange to say they his man for, he declared, to hew and their silver. £7,000,000 gold .. contheir . delicate very his only to pay taxes to meforandmy 'ser- ple down.up But ruined not the attitude of Ulster, but nearly .. was didn't, Bulgaria they again; or, if that lie .. £7,200,000 . wood and draw water ways to over- all stood by this stitution by their "Big Fib." So he Judas-no, that was a myth . the attitude of England. Norway .. dread savagery. .. £9,500,000 went and hanged himself. army, and a still vants. So he tried all First he tried touched large a gathered .. Denmark 'sit is to the interest of no sect:on Appointed Liar -in-Chief. come their obstinacy. bullying: but larger navy, and he declared war committed a of Irishmen to keep their differences well pleased, be- again-but I will be telling you ab- Judas himself never Last Year £30,000,000, and this coaxing: then he tried was Ireland Hammar Cost Rule he Castle but it is to the interest of cermore Dublin alive, murder: the more he coaxed and the became cause, as I said before, he was a big out this another time. year f 35,000,000. as Irish tain English politicians and statesThe Wizare told of the He merely chose Sir Hamar heart. things bullied, the more resistive and little other a Many with armies, man own their desire these ditterences as they who keep men here at length Chief Secretary. small Powers mentioned other men were Wizard and Hammar, and of far the men of Eire, till to be free than never committed threeAllof the a cloak to screen their own Imperial or draw the ard greatly praised them have fleets as well. It is cheaper, therefore, place. When Hammar more terrible deeds perpetrated by Sir Hamar himself refused to hew the wood their in seen taxes. greed. the a murder: down an- them in their efforts to tame the water or even to pay must heard this he wasa right paid for the issue of the in slavery. 35/. in Serbia, 37/- in They were pretty serious, you men of Eire. It is even said that the He merely gry, and he blew mighty breath Liberty costs only 32/- per head in Bulgaria, "Weekly Summary." and 60/- in admit. Forthwith, this time his Wizard called the devils' out of hell, Eire. upon free Switzerland, 40/. in Greece, 51/- in Sweden, 55/- in Portugal, received who men the Hammer. And tan, cost 75/- per head. and that Employs black coruption of on Eire; and and ' loose subjection khaki them The Devil let of and men Ireland in Sumwhile "Weekly Norway, Here the of copies hollow. of work, the kilted they spared neither` bishop nor all the other small nations Now, Hammer was outdevil fines of the tam o' shantei andIn point of trade, Ireland. whips case six Irishmen were hitsiged in Dub*, taken from Whitaker's Almanac. priest, no man, nor woman, nor Put mary" skirt raged throughout the whole 1915, in each for and figures out the went and as you know tne are and England was masks on dehands a pair every hour. for idle child; that even they failed to subland of the Gael, filling it with plenty of mischief 1917: -the murders; committed devilbeginning her policy of conciliation. rethe that, and day Gad, one the savage struction. due the withdraw to do. Hence the eve of didn't to Hamar nigh was Sir that And day homeA £12.500,000 the Wizardturning in great fury to Sasana, they Everywhere did the -burning Greece .. f beg pardon,.I mean "Weekly Summary," the people's national festival was into my stead and the flaming factory and ravaged that land and devoured the £15,000,000 . .. his Irish Bulgaria almost said to Hammar: a"Come dismiss by this didn't chosen Judas And occasion the with darkdread the they 123.000,000 Wizard and Hammar, whom creamery illuminate Portugal .. parlour and havetell breakfast Chief Secretary. preternaturally stupid and appall£41,000.000 you, it was at ness of the night: hundreds were took home with them to Hell. It is Roumania .. But committed me," for, let me never Government. himself brutal Judas sportBut ingly Wizard's beds, £42,000,000 their truly the how killed sleeping in also told-I cannot say Norway .. breakfast time that a murder. Great Britain will never conquer Hammar 165,000,000 on the athletic field, -that Hammer competes every Denmark .. spells were most potent.token that ing themselves herself sate may She people. this peaceful 175,000,090 their in game in the or whilst employed night in hell with Satan pale Christs, with the bruised Sweden .. went, and by the same on a blood of a brave little nation is Poorand April, the day avocations: no town or village or of telling lies, and that Satan broken faces, has day was the first ofmade centuries He was not allowed to which for seven While Ireland's Trade for 1915 was .E172,413,724. fools. No direction escaped, and scarcely a family ever furious because Hammar al- Gashed in the neck and charred and £125,024,413.) found on which men are sat down to a city left he was year until fought for civil and religious libremove his goggles un-him and appointed him ways wins. was (Australia's Trade for the same thrown into bog-holes. living erty, against a nation that believes sooner had Hammar for -furnished fitted well a posiin admirably Amritsar House-a is himself his in Ireland -Chief brewed -in select, cup of specially thee the Wizard Liar Feet tied fast and labelled "On His Judged by any standard we may de Valera in neither, except, to a limited deHammer maintained enough, and rich enough. For room in the presence ofhis tion which 411811 T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. Majesty's Service," starting gree, for its own. But conquer tea (Dyer blend) freedom. She is large enough, populous towards with ease. Now these two men used He was taken back to with grief the money we paid England last year we could run the government West Perth. stone to 45 Cleaver -street, turned and with England cannot. And why ? The clapped this magic hand for Women way, same paying this, the lad in after point poor and Denmark, Switzerland, to mount a high tower Pianoforte, Violin, Plcie of Norway, Teacher you, of Bulgaria, of sight the him. In an instanta the at business answer is to be found in the news Terms on Is not Ireland fooled and the same precautions. man into a and they used to enlarge their lisOrgan. and Harmony. was turned from Children crying, "Oh. daddy! They all their police, soldiers, ships, and guns. account published by the New application. Miss O'Connor is pretening ears, for they felt assured that Saddest Thing." "The daddy'!" the Pipe my enough? for taken long pupils toad. to take have pared robbed York World: a voice would be heard from the land Tel. A2946. Organ. taken him. stabbed Self -Determination has struck. have Valeta he famed in excelThen, said the Wizard:you"Hammar, and de they Mr. Yes, freedom for and hour my lamentation The as of voice Eire-a "Before six in the morning, my beloved, I adopt apportion to him, buffeted him. tortured lent health, but, he says. his friends bewailing her Erie mourning; some 25,000 people of all classes, I great and recognise hardly child, would favorite him. in America comforted for be to Eire not and of ages, and both sexes, were children, land all The DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. you even now the h:m, for he is "on the run." The Mother of God herself coeldn't Now because they were not. But lo! to kneeling in the muddy streets, reof your own very possession." conversation lasted three-quartesr cf recognise him. of not this voice, the hear came to listeners the rosary and the litany the citing like Hammer did not an hour. Poor pale Christs with the bruised MISS MERCIA SCOTT, what it lamentation but of triumph-the for the dying. The litany rose at all at first, for hea knew Speak'ng first of the imoreacions and broken faces! and fool a woman-. Ballroom of of Latest voice Teacher winning like a death -chant on the complete sweet fell Monitor./ visit and not the his in meant-he was to tell, he had a of Kathleen Ni Houlihan, of myriad (By Teresa Brayton he had brought lack from Fancy Dancing, still morning air. A grim -faced yet --and, truth all sitting sigh, to America, Mr. de Valera sa.d "the Bench-and breezes Front Has Resumed Tuition. The of the deathless Spring singing men where Eire, kept his rifle turned on the breasted Munster see sentinel for in to roads is me to There are white sneaking fondness saddest thing st-ough on it murderers! been pro- glory of the sons who died that she today in ashes seen, die the crowd. There are fair towns in Munster A Eire, for they had often the Irish question treated by so Private Lessons by Appointment. spectacle, isn't it? doomed to strange A men and brave are cigars live. may their of Munster a religious of roads were him the if it And down digal to That was England's contribution many peopls as and Green whale row of them, Private Address: "Abbotsford," Then did the Wizard and his man When the Wizard perIreland gave the For loving Ireland's banner of Orange, White spirits. wrangle. It is net e religious ques- to the scene. fury, a great Looking more like marionettes han into -street, Perth. wonderful themselves lash 118 Aberdeen his differsmiled the as he this -day, so far to in fall ceived tion, even prayers and the suffering, "turning young men human beings, love of and the more they raged and in. South up scarred hands to a crucified Tel. A4787. There are white roads in Ulster where they're and still, North and stark between here magic smile, and for the Hammes. lying, ences of Gladstone. places in the Sitting in canted, the more did their men And down through storied Connacht that smile the bewitched are concerned " Christ." in sacrifice away Disraeli, Palmerston, of Eire. To Eire kill and kill and kill, nt sparThe boys who give their strong lives Hill. Mr. de Valera spoke bitterly of began to hate the mennow On the prison-gate were litre Peel, Canning. the Pitts, and easyappeared ing the babe in arms nor the pregCathaleen Ni Houlihan may reign on Tara's That with his mind's eye they the English Gcsenunent's lack of PURSE E. were Walpole. MISS statues of the lt.essed Virgin, see, things going You savage mother. nant knew, but men, Emmet and Tone mad statesmanship. that pr:nciple to be no longer Leinstcr in on sitting roads all candles which made ofa are white drastic Bench-and and Front There lighted Eire, he 'f pockets in a bad way in there; martyr a of Kali; ,,,r11,0 (Late many and to beasts, who carried in theand Lyitg Thousands Connolly "is sa;d, "England," ue And l'earse end Clarke and shrine of prayer. such to be adopted to save it murderers! on the morning dew, of their coat-tails bombs Then he measures had win by sai!ing on human weakThe red print of their footsteps isFreedom's candles flickered in the upraised Certified Teacher of French. cause of democracy. Christianity everywhere. Pathings to hurl at himself. big boots. the is As a matter of fact, ness. in that barbarous i And Easter Week in Dublin hands of the kneeling people. 4 civilisation and his in quake STREET. pray943 HAY it, Engdid greatly Address: realise not it does though mom, you (can to the once tiently the crowd waited andwas lead never But that of Ireland, the roads a weak. "Hammer, my boy," said this country. such obstinacy?) did rite roads white the the on there not Down ' playing is land ed. . . Suddenly imagine 'Phone, A5227. children, too. colWizard, "you must conquer s. Go fearless men and women and little est but on the strongest quality of give cry for pity or of surrender come moan, and the widow Doyle while we, like Samsons shorn, Danger of land of Eire. and then I shall Gap spiritual through the hold Who carried people-their was Irish the and lapsed, Dhu. things!" from Eire to the intent ears of nearby you-oh, such a lot ofa jolly Are dreaming of an easier bout with Shawneen quality." the weeping crowd to aher oath Sasana: only always the voice of a sickBut Hammar swore mighty LADIES' COLA blue-blooded aristocrat whom ship on every sea, 'hospital. She had leftscenethe Young Men Say. declar- mighty defiance that was partly of SACRED HEART What and riches has Dhu Shawneen (which I won't repeat), andthe LEGE, today, nature has fashioned in the image fair- the heroic living and partly of the bed to witness the last heavy hand is lying on half the worldIreland's young men of Ireland are His "The ed that he could not fight makes liberty apparently kneelbourgeois kept a for Eire. of TUCKFIELD-STREET, But the boys who man her ditches and, poul soul, had been saying to themselves that 'at the ies, not to mind the men of upon heroic dead. 70 ing in the muddy streetthe ideal detective. Lord Derby, 85. Are a coin before the Lord cn high he cannot pay. EAST FREMANTLE. best, the span of life is only why Then the Wizard cast a spell The Big Fib Bottle. every illustrated in die, so all must of twins born Religious of familiar figure in We sleeping, the by are years. him, and Hamar saw, as it were Conducted men brave and a baby, oneago, where Almost despairing, Hammer bepaper of Great Britain and Ireland an like There are white roads in Ireland circumstances lay dead at not now in Notre Dame Des Missions. a vision, the vast resources of the dead, just a fortnight himself of his bottle of poifor two decades, and latterly beSpring winds are wailing a come above AO after its and DAY buried BOARDERS keeping these?' was Empire that was ever at war with thought are It in watch home. tireless was British Ambassador of Ireland a it he Fib." He uncorked men gas, "Big son cause strong the possession Bet in the scaffold. himself years SCHOLARS. on and five or head. someone, ther had perished "Nor the past four Paris, put on horn-rimmed spectacvery carefully, and let a fairly big By the resurrection fires that light their country's and to, eyes University of the lot. for appealing prepared been -dimmed are Dubhave Pupils at we tear lived her Straining fume escape. It filled the house of les, crossed to Ireland, the catch a on rosary beads of steel consciously trying to mobolice Our Clothed in Many Garments, 0, the white roads where Ireland lin Castle, penetrated the secret the Wizard, and spread through the and .Musical Examinations. through the dank fog onto his to be, to world. apply yet the march of particulars and glories and of further decades forces cannon For Valera, her and out moral de husband Eamon counting her of Is stronghold pages of the whole press, and it glimpse of There were guns Shane O'Neill. and made experience has been that those REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. To them who hold and follow on the path of slavery. returned to England, with nobody men imagine that the Gael to death, a woman may faint, and rifles and bombs and shells who are loudest in making the ap- be borne through the weeping crowd Tel. 5199. the wiser until he betrayed himself, t Where never Saxon hand can hold a Gael in had infected the soldiers of Sasana everything that could destroy die. those trust should we of That is one of peal that words; with the evil spirit, Typhus. But because, like the famous cockie, he There were also vast multitudes who to the hospital. God speed the holy decades, God hear the flaming color- the Gael said that this was a ridicuforces alone are precisely those England's victories. But England "talked too damn much." THIS! hold a rifle true. men clothed in the queerest who READus eyes give their to and fingers their guide inclination God least imathe to scme can show 'Lord Derby may appear lous lie; so Hammer, to prove them in trusty swords. cannot conquer this people. to They ed and cut garments you it, is in our midst a curious type pray. God guard the ranks of them who put their faith and practical aid by their action. fear,'Am wrong, produced by magic this evil of There for you. gine-men in blue, men menkhaki, Kerry Ice Is Bright people to be a curious intermediary. is know how to sutler Cathaleen, 0 Irishman. I Ireland, of roads keeper?' the And hold brother's with the my I can slay and she can ,butspirit of Typhus; strange to say, not And the Price la Right. Your Patron because in the days before men in black and tan; to remain the philosophy England priests aged A8255. was going t the in the soldiers of Sasana, Ring long Carson murder men can Edward Solicited. she and age Sir when cher, war, shanters, but in o' , tam fate far And of mankind." and force young girls to a will chief of Ulster, he was a pronounckilted petticoat of woman. confrom every. worse than death, and she After denying that there wasofany Pianos ed Carsonite, but he is above all they seemed to come France, Australian Beale reAnd afpower some of things. type Bull Ireland's these do John in to weakening tinue some from things a typical where: said "the ter the carnage is over and the Valera de Mr. Prejudices and preconcepsistance. man. from India, some from Dartmoor; THOMSON'S FOR VALUE. is tears of the innocent have been redunhis Republicans of Ireland, that tions fall from him if he thinkstheir and others came from forgotten Prior to the war, we bad sold hunfrom gistered with God, the Irish people three-6urths of our people, realise country's interest demands-bodied, geons in the land of Sasana. Among dreds of Pianos at prices ranging eiere satisnot inevitable stridbig dealers, is a is Other himself He death 550, saw to since will remain unmoved before the face I:40 that suppression. them all Hammar charged profit, so moderate come the a can and with it bowed fied of a tyrant gorged with cruelty and is no way in which burly man, with the frame ing like a giant, and they, all when much higher prices, and put it about the of simple defence he the Hodge. grand toe a of in big his as drunk with blood. cheeks instruments. well kissed apple interior down and that ours were Forrights." a John human The Irish people wept and prayed most sacred A CHALLENGE. Then upon hini came subtlety of the !Otte Sir stood of conthen diplomacy the and quaint dealing fair in the muddy streets of Dublin as power, the for and of our rest, lust proof As mighty Overtures. No bark to buy willing matARE Conservative WE A and now, the butchery went on. It ill bedirect actionist. quest of Eire seemed a trifling price PLUS at our full cash selling these Mr. de Valera declared there was comes us in this holy sea.son of our by instinct, he has been a Liberala pianos ter to him. for Risen Saviour to do aught but imiTEN PER CENT., any of overtures of rumours in truth occasionally no and by accident, that are tit good order. A Draught of the "Big Fib." With the approach of the wet The personal note is peace, or that Dail Eireann had laid tate them. AT THE PRICES TIIEY CHARGED, Labour advocate by onnortunism. dealers The Wizard was well pleased with would any of the otheranpiano down new conditions. out of place in this column. But season (Jams the necessity for an In Paris he was such a stout Engoffer? such chest the to make likely be opened he He terms," his new son. for once it may be permitted to ob"There can be peace lishman that he never mastered Overcoat. BEALE PIANOS of his secret treasures Ind gave him serve that through the veins of the French. Upon more than one occasaid, "if England will simply refrain than favourably with more night," Compare black of esWe had mantle Presi"magic the the man who writes this protest. and if from her aggressions. sion he introduced folk to the best imported, and are guaranteed There is every advantage in seeand the which enabled even the most cowpeaceful, constructive he could would write it in letters of French, a 25 years. AT THE FRANCO-BRITin shocking fur dent, tablished BEALE LONDON, setting ing our stock early, while the selecwere in EXHIBITION, replied We ardly of men to perform the most ISH and flame, courses not one drop of Irish President shivered, administration. Pianos SECURED the HIGHEST AWARD. daring deeds and wicked acts witha noble example to the world of blood or any blood save the blood perfect English. With all his sometion, is good. beating an competitors. consent, lovupon times out being found out. He also gave based most and of which, in company with a government times comic, A BEALE PIANO poison gas, and host of Americans, he is beginning to of powerful AT /1110 a bottle and were developing our trade able, vagaries, he is a remarkably A comparison of values will conto Mr. Lloyd George feel ashamed: Anglo-Saxon blood.knowrr as "Big Fib." Hammar inattuned when he is in that a better instrument than the importIs industries man able vince you of the savings to be made The heavy duty and ed one at 1;140. cautiously sniffed at this bottle, and loosed upon us his murder hordes, America, N.Y. exceptional measure to the ideas to the extra freight have to be added its stench was so great that he fainthere. have reducblooded up by official instigators and ideals of the average man. And latter, and. in addition, we NATIONAL HOTEL, PRENANTLE. and the Wizard out and king's cutting collapsed, "a by and ed and sedulously inflamed' with a reed the cost of selling N.W. above all things he is Renovated Throughout. Garbardine Raincoats, 77/6. 97/6, the Canvasser and Coinmiskton Man. gular weekly bulletin of calumny Country visitors specially catered for. man." The roung English Derby PIANOS. PLAYER we BEALE his horde Against spectacles Owen's Personal Supervisibn. M. Under hate. American and face in the 115/-, 135/-, to £10/101-. (Late Censupplies regular Proprietress. getting MULCAHY, We are now shall never cease to defend oursel- 51. travelling humbly as plain Mr. Ed. which tral and Shamrock Hotels, Perth). of these magnificent instruments, yes to the utmost of our power" wards, therefore, suggests a sincere ' s Tweed Raincoats, 97/6 upwards. we claim are far ahead of anything imported. attempt to reconcile differences in Te Perpetuate Division. HOTEL SAVOYAcme J. A. THOMSON, CO., LIMITED. Ireland by St. Stephens and BuckMackintoshes, 50/. upwards. of Luxury and Asked whether an offer of full The Savoy is the PERTH AND FREMANTLE. ingham Palace. --Editorial, Sydney Refinement. acwould induce fiscal autonomy be reserved by may Sunday Sun. Accommodation ceptance of the Partition Act, Mr. wire or letter. .1. M. QUIGLEY, Licensee. de Valera replied:MISS KATHLEEN TOWNSEND. of Act an is Act Partition "The ORIENTAL HOTEL. A T.C.L. 481. a foreign and hostile Assembly. Hannan -street. Kalgoorlie.on 'Phone the Fields. of the Best Hotels The Irish people 'as a whole will OneSplendid N.W. and Goldfields Visitors specialBeet of Throughout. Accommodation. Renovated even people andh it. The Teacher of Pianoforte, Organ, accept Ilw Coed never under -Wiere room Dining Kept. Supervision Mercers, Personal Everything and Harmony. ly Catered for. Under Owner's rim P/AT-.44.2 CUPE of the six counties were never supervision of Mrs. Taylor. 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Word has been received from England re the stained-glass windows, : and porches are to be erected over the two side door entrances. The On the tun-through Iscleed's story, THE CHINA HALL church is known as the "Gat See the turf-fire's fitful glow, Church," owing to the fact that the Shilling faint across the valley Light the wanderer threegh the Perth. cost of the building, sacred vessels, 238 Murray 236 and the altar requisites have all snow; been obtained through donations Hear the grand -sire tell the Rosary, CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, Z.P. of Australia And the mether's thankful sigh, given by the people WARE, Etc. and New Zealand. This was the As, at length. the latch is lifted, Sisson, Mrs. and GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET Mr. late Robinson, the of Father ter And she welcomes home her boy. idea of the late and again on the return She Holyhead, and FRUIT SETS. Tree. SETS, Station, Willow QUEENSLAND. and the present parish priest, Fa journey, it was noticeable tire. all Warrah be was a talented musician, and willThe FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST, WRITE crowded Cher E. O'Brien, is anxious that this On the run. anl sorely tempted were Ireland to boats See the altar lamp burn bright Hundreds of people were unable with military, fully equipped. Spe- a great loss to her community. custom should continue. TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. * nun entered the Order at * Lighting sinners to repentance to gain admission to St. Stephen's boats brought heavy guns, ma- deceased Mother M. at 15 years ago. priest as assistant Quirindi acting Through the darkness of the After Cathedral on Anzac Day. The cial cars, armoured chine guns, tanks, Sisthe of -General overflowing. Clifto Mother Church, night. crowded Laurance, was Baptist the Church St. John and all the munitions of war. ters of St. Joseph, accompaniedthe by ton Ilill, for a period of four years, Hear the Voise within that whispers A big proportion of the congregare"Immediately Arbitration Courts "Patience!-Time revenge will the many of the Sisters, followedSister tion was composed of returned solthe Rev. T. O'Callaghan was recent all over doinvaded being to analwere of a powerful beloved late relatives their Concluding bring mains of diers and nurses and with ly appointed to the charge of the connected all and Ignatius' country, in St. place. R.I.P. sermon A.I.F. His quent mark resting to last order in For the wrongs in My name suffered: and their RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. parish, Ballydeceased members of the was Epping rept', them arrested and interned. Church, Richmond, on Anzac Day, of his services Might is Right where I am king.' appreciation Excellency the Governor for their camp training to old an referred kinlah, VICTORIA. S.J., D.S.O., .Lockington, as Father Hill, Clifton parishioners parsishaionic,rsumobfer the sented by Col. F. A. Hughes, Ireland, of volunteers, in the North great need there was of Charity On the run from Herod's envy CHAS. E. GOSDEN, Manager. DANIEL MIILC.tliY, Proprietor. who was accompanied by Mrs. HugThe final meeting of the Ballarat the and one which had been condemned if abuses are well Mary, Joseph hear the prayer genial priest, met in commit- and Love in the world hes. The State Commandant was world must friends of the becau'se of its bleak surroundings St. Patrick's Day festival Hall on to be corrected. "The The Steele. ult., Ireland A. poor in holy 24th. Of the Major on Sunday, by parish hall represented and exposed position, was, and is tee was held in St. Patrick'slarge and stand firm in the path of God's the bid Doomed their heavy cross to bear; him goodbye and wish him Lieut.-Governor (Hon. W. Lennon, the 27th. ult. There was a preacher. to still, utilised as an internment camp A Commandments," said the M.L.C.1, Hon A J. Thynne, M.L.C., for thousands of Irishmen who enthusiastic gathering present. success in his new sphere. The hall For His sake whose life ye carried results terrible the Kirteaches war of T1386 "The And the Faith He came to preach, guest the rewhen and report, crowded, Mr. Justice Real, and Mr. M. J. against interesting was and and tried, been lengthy of of irreligion. The soldiery brother- the day arrived, accompanied by They, who long for both have sufwere among others pre- have never wan, whom no charge has been formula. viewing the whole proceedings HEALY'S our men at the front should the Rev. Father May, P.P.. and sefered, sent. The celebrant of the High ted. Amongst them are to be found the festival, was read. The total hood of Australia lessons of fortitude Humbly now your prayers behe was accorden Mass was Father Stanaway, Fathers almost every man whom the peo- revenue from all sources amounted teachsacrifice and golden charity. We veral other priests, seech. Father am- and Flanagan and Down being deacon of these men if a magnificentwas reception. ple of Ireland honoured by electing to £1,809/3/4. The expenditure unworthy be should Lane to -"Ballykiniar." Father a farewell whilst rea -given -deacon, leaving and sub him to a position of responsibility ounted to £578/19/7,of £1.230/3/9. The we act otherwise. We must build in O'Callaghan affection. the people's of (Adm.) was master of ceremonies. ken balance of credit cord seed in the country. Love, and the and Charity to cabled was His Grace occupied the throne, and festival result of the Orphanage, Largs; and Little Sissacrifice sown in the dark days that by Fathers Burton was attended The Rome correspondent of the ters of the Poor, Glen Csmond. A his Lordship Dr. Foley. Opportun- have just passed will blossom into NEW SOUTH WALES, was and McGoldrick. Special musicGrace ity was taken of the presence of Fa- glorious nationhood. May Australia Advocate cables as follows:April 23. similar sum is to be devoted to the His Rome, of the collecting sec- grow to the fullness of power, uprendered by the choir. A meeting of gentlemen was held ther Reedss, one to to St. Francis Xavier's Cathedral builddelivered the panegyric. Prior was The reports being circulated Pott's retaries, who is leaving on a twelve May Convent, Christian! and The total bequests Vincent's ing fund. St. at tolerant right, Post" Mannix to Last that Archbishop holiday to the Old Land the sermon "The Point, recently, to devise ways and months' we ever strive to attain and. uphold the effect Walsh in amount to £829. sounded by the bugler in the choir pay for 27 hid him farewell and wish him a the principles of honour and justice is succeeding Archbishop to £4,000 raise to means on March" lateen. "Dead pure gallery, and the See of Dublin are Very Rev. Father Bertrand, C.P. of land, which had been pur- pleasant trip. and right! Catholics, stand fast by the the organ at the end concluded a acres NEW NORCIA. at ,Longueville as a site for and your Country, and titres. follewing cables appeared in (Pro -Provincial of the Passionists in P.P., is bulling a your Church memorable and touching ceremony. chased Egan, The Father of trust Sisters the absolute for your in who recently returned Novitiate Australia), waver a new never BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. East -road, CONDUCTED papers: at Manning church daily new the of formed 'rem his trip to Ireland to attend Charity. Those present in Him, who alone is the builder London, April 19. A welcome home was tendered to themselves into a committee, to be Malvern, as a memorial to the Aus- nations and the Founder of Christo the Passionist Chapter, has been on war. referring the in fell Meninx, who Soldiers Archbishop tralian Father O'Leary, of Coorparoo,of by of God, League an official visit to Glens Osmond, St. known as "St. Vincent's handed in Already he has received donations tianity-the Sun of the Living an interview with a newspaper re. where he was formerly rector. He the Sisters and children Help." The donations Terms: Forty -light Guineas Per Annum. many non-Catholics towards Christ Jesus." presentative in Paris on 15th inst., James' atool, on his return from was present at the opening of the proimssed amounted to £1,000. from and Pope A a the be will that Ireland. what said in he of fund, that holiday denies the building an extenaid that resolved was it Hospital fete. North Adelaide meeting Whyte the At Bernard Mary re a Sister costing the sum of had described British policy in d . nicely-woided address, giving him to a donor of £500 should be enrolled fine stone church, breathed her last at the Convent of land as shocking. "Cead Mile Failte" was presented BROTHER DIRECTOR. Among the lawyers admitted to For Particulars Apply to the as a founder of the new Novitiate, a £7,000. Mercy, Mornington, on April 22nd. the Father O'Leary during an interval of Chief Jusrecently by the benefactor Bar a the donor of £100 as Sister entered the SOUTH AUSTRALIA. In his address at the ceremony of The deceasedMercy in the concert programme. The re- Institute, and a donor of £10 10/ a a Kelly, LL.B.. Mr. W. R. tice, were her with 1872 in of the of Convent his acopening a garden fete in aid turned P.P., in the course ofhad St. Francis Xavier's Cathedral on brilliant ex -student of the C.B.C., dug member of "St. Vincent's League of Soldiers' Memorial Church at East two sisters, Mother M. Sebastian knowledgment, said he had who Sundae, the 24th. April, was throng - who had gained a number of law Help." Malvern, Very Rev. Father Barry and Sister M. Evangelista, LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. ing his visit to Rome the honour of M. Sister ed for' the religious commemoration prizes at the University; and Mr. glad that the both pre -deceased her. an interview with the Holy Father, J. L. Travers, LL.B., an ex -pupil of The annual conference of the H.A. (Adm.) said he was to Bernard was much beloved by every of the Catholic soldiers who fell in & and he then obtained the privilege C.B. Society was opened in the people of the parish had decided of College. the Sacred Heart number large A war. the great one. R.I.P. on erect a church, first`to the honour of a special blessing for St. James' Southern Cross Hal), Sydney, returned men in khaki and in or THE MURRAY-STREET MUSIC SELLERS, TASMANIA. and glory of God, and secondly as a School and the parish. Captains of and charge blessed in Thursday, April 28th, in the ,prewas church clothes, dinary A new the brave men who, as Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. sence of about 200 delegates from all memorial to at Whitfield recently by his W. J. Denny, Me., and Lieutenant Father Shaw, who has been staArchbishop Duhig, who is the big- parts of the State. Solemn High they thought, went to fight for the opened NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET (near Boast)/ to the Catheof small nations. Lordship the Bishop of Sandhurst, f. S. Malone. marchedoccupied liberty and pass for the Launceston freedom tioned at Mary's gest builder in Queensland, speaking St. in nearly celebrated Mass was Correct Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. The soldiers in the presence of a large gathering. dral. recently at the laying of the founGrace the Arch- The work should command support. the nave, and the twelve months, has been transferred NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. at Cathedral by his He (Father Barry) The collection reached over one hun- all the seats in to was exRegret (Applause). to Queenstown. of souls dation stone of a new churchof his a the by of repose overflowing the for 'bishop aisles were filled of dred pounds. Write for Free Catalogue. Ashgrove, said, in the course of the Society. felt sure that the Catholic people for A collection pressed at the departure of the members deceased congregation. large present: BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. had as much respect address to the gathering the A.I.F. Cerne- young priest, who had made many The customary addresses were de- Australia Concluding his address -at Elwood was taken up for "They had been trying to keep and other pro- the men who had fallen in the war beer set friends during his residence in the had Grace his by which of livered a portion Barry, tery, Father the Our April, 24th the (Applause). on as others had. Speaking at the farewell their works going because soldiers. gather parish. be- minent speakers. His Excellency men had volunteered Adm., after congratulating the pas- apart for Catholic preached a most tendered to him, Father McNally Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. Church required buildings and The the Apostolic Delegate, his Grace Catholic young on the progress of Campbell, C.SS.R., said that in appointing Father Shaw cause the people wanted work.work, the Archbishop, the Acting Premier, in as large numbers proportionately tor and people devotions The sermon. "The Famous "Snigg's Corner," would be impressive they that said denominations. given the parish, other had of those as of Queenstown, the Maparish priest Church Lord the Caholic the closed with Benediction of the Archbishop showed that he placed any the Attorney -General, glad to hear that his Grace at- The Catholic people held dearly the guests and a great deal of it, without prominent other and yor, Sacrament. (ProBlessed memory of those who had fallen on Archbishop was coming hack. great confidence in him, and he cer . e THE PLACE TO GO FOR distinctiofi of creed or nationality. file he had tended the delegates' dinner. the battlefields, and he hoped and longed applause). Of course,authoHe could say honestly that Messrs. T. O'Donoghue and P. tainly deserved that confidence. BILE and FASHION man rally Grace was subject to higher VESTS, PANAMA HATS, would they FANCY that believed solemn a of never asked the religion of any from 28th, estate the April in On Friday, his intention Paterson, trustees On the 20th. ult., the Catholics of SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ITO. St. around Father Egan and help him city. However, it wasand in who came and wanted work offered Mungoorie, was Mass Michael Requiem Mr. late the the spend wantAustralia the souls of to erect a fitting memorial to the to return todays him. AR the qualification he on December Franklin gave a warm welcomeAPPAREL his Mary's Cathedral for with the people he who died in Adelaidetheir rest of his EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING given their brave dead. ed from a man was that he knew agent, Mr. home to Father P. D. Hennessy, 8 last. have through it the patriots who had loved. (Sustained applause). COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. work, and was prepared to dowere struggle for Irish the sum of who had just returned from a visit present the distributed in Keogh. lives B. F. * a They celeRev. to the Old Land. The edost the (Applause). commegiorationt honestly.. The Anzac Freedom. The celebrant was to- £207 fis. to each of the following Dr. Barry and Fathers J. Murphy, Another step is being taken employing fifty men at the CatheVincent Dc Paul Monsignor O'Haran, D.D. bration in St. Patrick's Cathedral, FORGET THE £1,500 per Right Rev.O'Gorman, P.P. preached Melbourne, was most impressive and wards the completion of Our Lady institutions:- St. Fitzpatrick, and J. H. Cullen DON'TADDRESS dral, and that averagedone Monsignor Orphanage, Goodwood; St Joseph's W. Camberwell. their Church, of Victories were present. In the course of an part of the spa- of Every sermon, month. That was only devotional. occasional eloquent an interesting address, Father Henworks, and they could imagine what the delegates to the annual HiberCORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. nessey described his experiences in a disaster it would be if they were sue?' nian Conference were present. Rome, over the European battleobliged tomorrow to stop fields, in America and Irelaa. He work as that. But notwithstanding Forrest, M.S.H., left Sydtry to Father gave a vivid description of the state their difficulties, they would ney recently for Queensland. Father of his native land, and although he was a keep their works going. (Applause). Maneld, P.P., Flannery, M. had been previously out of symHe did not know where they could by the ss. Sonoma, which the Passenger pathy with the Sinn Fein policy, he place the responsibility for at arrived in Sydney on the 19th ult. now expressed his whole-hearted number of people unemployed thing rash a be at support of the Irish people in their might ago present. It Passed away a few weeks struggle against fcreign domination. Gerald Thomas for him to say-and perhaps he had Mr. CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK, Waverley, on hand at Amidst great enthusiasm, the Most knowledge Dubbo, in not enough well known PIER their Frawley, Note the Address: Rev. Dr. Barry addressed the audias a fine the subject-but be believed at recognised was he where all ence at the request of the chairman. social condition had not been 'Phone, A2938. Private and a gifted elocutionist. He A4308, scholar 'Phone, had that His Grace, in an eloquent speech, improved by the legislation had great literary ability, and in explained Ireland's claim to deterbeen brought to bear on labour in his youth was an ardent athlete. He mine her own political destiny withpart and this country. He was afraid Labour editor years some for was BOOK DEPOT ART out interference by any outside Times. legislation was going too far, and Wellington of the nation. DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB Opposite King Edto too much was demanded of the Proprietor he came Wellington 534 HAY -STREET, NEXT Leaving . Tel. A1655. established M. J. McDERMOTT, Propri MISS clerk Hostel). ward struggling industries managing and became Father Grahane, of Fingal, after per cent. PUre Beeswax, in conformity with It was not necessary ter Sydney, here. Pure Wax Candles, 65 to his brother, J. B. Frawley, soliciTapers, Wicks, Sanctuary OH, Charcoal, Insense, and is about again, a long illness, requirements; Church qua manly know much of the various avenues fine many tor. He had Priests' New Ritual, Pictures a SpeHoly Oil Stocks, Missal Markers, though still .1:owing the traces of Sacred Heart: of employment to understand. that lities, and was a good friend. R.I.P. the Cross, Acts of Consecration Lo the of cialty. Stations of it Mary Medals; it, he is cheerful and a great encourRosaries; Silver Children no industry could pay more than ilorn and Mother of Pearl Photos. Irish of Dr. Mannix; Books by late Conference; agement to the little community of Pictures of Bishops' says the took in. In order to carry on an inLambert, Mayor Lord of Irish Music and Readsupply Benson. Good Father and Sheehan Canon He has renovated the old Fingal. had Thompson. and Francis Journal, dustry on a sound footing the wages Sir James Butler, Freeman's Lasance, Sydney Fr. by ing matter with Church of St. Joseph, and made it 1931, Record, Sacred Heart Messenger, Our paid out must be in accordanceInduswhile to say about worth Agent ror Catholic Directory,Garland something Press, Advocate, Catholic St. Anlook quite modern. Lady's Annals, St. Joseph's incithe amount of profit that the the Sydney Town Hall flag Irish, American, and Magazine. thony's Annals, Ave Marla, Benzlger's try was making. It would becoulda dent, out of which the Nationalists Circulating Library. St. Patrick's Badges, Stocked. Literature English Denilquin, Monsignor Tracey, of great mistake to say industries Large Assortment. tried to make unsavoury capital. N.S.W., is holidaying in Tasmania. be carried on without labour, but it He said: would still be a greater mistake to of the marorganiser woollen the not the was position of "I present the Shrewd men reviewing Rev. Brother C. J. Stevens, of St. say that labour deserved the lion's memorial service. Those who or can only come in England as indicated by the newspaper reports Virgil's College, who recently unshare of profits out of industry. The ganised it are responsible for the ket advance still further St. John of God,' conclusion, and that is that Suits mustavoid New Hospital an operation, is now back derwent costs rising success of a business depended upon decorations, and they omitted to re- to one these way to one The in she near future. to his normal health again. SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION, without delay. SUBIACO. a man at the head of it-on his mind the officers of the Town Hall in price requirements Clothing future your for provide to is Stations, keenness inikuying and selling, and that they desired flags to be flown. Close to !Whim° and Leederville Railway on the lin& he worked the business, Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers, "If they had reminded them they PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. and it would be unjust for an em- would have been welcome to all the MODERATE. TERNIS PETERS 6 ployee to claim a share of the pro- flags in the Town Hall. I resent, For Terms Apply to OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. fits in such business proportionate to however, the gross abuse of the Rev. Mother. the share that was to go to the the hospitality shown on above immediate needs MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at The purchase of a Suit or two over and owner or man who made the busi- citizens' Kalgoorlie. part, not of the returned soldiers. in carrying men over the highsprice period ahead. A1101 ut. ness through his skill and ability. but of those persons who are endea- will assist materially of this favourable woollen market. The If their Arbitration Courts contin- vouring to use the returned men for We are not takingweadvantage poslow as as is Suits Better Brown's on retain amallaIMMINIMP margin of profit ued to press for more than the ne base political ends. aim at Head Office and. sible consistent with present day conditions. At all times we dustry could bear they must come still "When one sees such persons as VALUE FOR THE PURCHASER, and Brown's Better Suits right famous Yard to a breaking point. . Show them has made W. S. Henley and Lieut.-Commander embody the same sterling value that buy materials as heavily as it is We Marks, M H.R., sinking so low as to West Australia. WfSI SUBIACO that The Redemptorist Missioners, Fa- stir up sectarian and other strife throughout tailor our Suits for .the lowest possible figure turnand do, to possible jest have Walsh, and ethers Treacey on the immense for, that done depending be is time can it citizens, the TAILORING amongst GOOD Three minutes concluded a very successful eees they were exposed. No true citizen over and the satisfaction that our Suits give the wearers to make walk west of night's mission at Holy Cross of the British Empire would endea- our business a commercial success. Station Church. Wooloowin. The exercises your to set faction against faction well ahead of your them buy and attendONLY, largely were CLOTHES Mission the GOOD of Buy :Lieut.'CommanBuy community. outlay. the in Clothing your on ed theeighout, and the Missionary der Marks speaks about Australian needs if you would save money Manufacturers Quality, and Satisfaction and Iinfporter, Fathers were highly pleased with citizenship. It may be permissible Brown's Better Suits, and you have Style, bargain. the into the results. occupant the that him to remind Mayoral chair is an Ausand Father Collins, C.SS.F.. of Brie- of the Lord M ARBIL citizen of the second genera bane, conducted the Anaual Re- tralian (ill AMIE doubt whether this per. I and tion, of diocese of the priests the treat for MONTIMLNIS, claim to the true rights lay can son Rockhampton. of Australian citizenship. The same HEADSTONES, of 'something going to ,etc. Father O'Leary, of Cuorpooroo, man speaks The rattling of the sabre who has returned from a trip to the happen.' disturb me or my col Old Country, gpeaking to a Catholic does not who COONAN, J. T. gentlemen know such recently, leagues, Advocate representative Representative. worth. Mr. Marks said: "The Sinn Fein Courts were at their proper desires to perpetuate functioning everywhere and giving apparently and an want to ORIENT seems HOTEL militarism, to all classes DEPARTsatisfaction the greatest OUR MAIL ORDER Good Acwho follow t11Gii--T., FREMANTLE. MENT. of litigants. Old land squabbles were other war. Most persons commodation for Country Visitors. J. their to see like not do a profession Sinn by hour an in settled lie B533. Tel. being Monaghan. Department important This petering employment of to giN Fein judges The districts from avenue been organised with a view call which the police hal been ejected away. J. SPIGL ing country clients, who cannot "It is the height of impertinence the of the G. benefit were the most peaceatle in full Tobacconist, Perth, will be pleased it the personally, the type of Lieut.for your requirements call SERwould you TAILORING land, not through any exceptional for a person of R. BROWN lecture an and save money. Shaving 4d., HaircutMir ability of the Sinn Fein police, but Commander Marks to to VICE. No matter at what distance Orders sent to any part of ting 9d. his stand regard city we can fit the from No remittance because the latter had the absolute Australian with people Post. live you V.P. W.A. by and his counRazors needed. Cheapest In Perth. respect and confidence of the whole ing towards his to your entire satisfaction .by you to disloyal Set; Watches. Pipes, or any other arof the community. The British po- try. A person who is loyal means of our Mail Order System. to the ticles Repaired with guarantee. Co 'ice and magistrates were to be Australia cannot be it is admitted Thus you have the benefit of yea, Clothes at sterling Tailored found only in the larger towns and British Empire, when Ern door of the part your is to Australia right that sinecure. brought a office was prices cities, and their GLENORAN NO. 10 Send to-day-a postcard will do'I have seen the Judges of Assize pire. SCOTLAND'S BEST. "If he had used ordinary common for our liberal parcel of patterns sit in Ennis,' said Father O'Leary, -measurement trouble any home PURE MALT WHISKY. simple and 'and not a case to come before them, sense he could, without As supplied ends. eontract to the Oh chart. These are sent free to your while batches of litigants besieged whatever, have had the Australian W.A. Hospitals and Government. Medical Cars address. Department. Also Railway Diningcities the Sinn Fein Courts, and there flag and the Union Jack flying from and the Leading Hotels and confl- the Town Hall." WRITE US TODAY. was a feeling of the utmost throughout the State. dence in the justice of their deSole AMC; At the Mother House, St. Joseph's cisions.' SydNorth Mount -street, Convent, "A little over rn th tubsequenteIDeblin to ney, Sister Mary Geneva, passed to ly, while crossin

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snow-white Yes, fr2pen s to thatand mean it. sshhaallLl flay it Host: to back an hour ur more Ettie sat For Them dark -1 the Loy7,1kbring "0 from tuum. Park and far away murky waters. watching her, mute and motionless PAGE 8 Regnum Adveniat Thee!" mann* those tears of ta-E::',WigiVjAgglIel_fiagNigi0idilaig:IgEMP large the has ssith temptation as a statue, 0 Heart of Jesus. eration. Time after time her face; but at mael- gi, For some time neither of them iiiii, Iron occasionally down said "0, SALUTARIS HOSTIA." Church been engulfed in thebuffeted p ai spoke again. Ettie was silent last she broke the silence, and Catherine, strom of terrific storms, [-ei exhaustion-and by false leadT.Tgeadkaltardi sheer with all abruptly(By A. M. Allan.) last night, from without, shaken because she was praying, by the 15P1°-d4r`.L'5'.'1:FV.e,:I; "There was a man here ens .from within, scorned Was it your lids fervour of her honest YIrish and the there? tepid the a thousand welcomes, wasn't by "Welcome, horn creature world, abandoned you a widow?" heart, for the poorhappily just; and yet White Love of our hearts, from the band, or are almost doubted by thehurricane Lord forbid," said had rescued so died she widow! "A a the Welcome." of of fury "What when the of emphatically. terrible here and hereafter of Christ tl,ey had left Catherine, love down there was the Crossraised over and the childher do withsuicide's fate. After through Jesus Hostia! Who does notTaber. street would megood and glorious, shall we do, men and "What passed resplendent said: tothefore?" they Park lonely Saviour of our "Do love the RIGHT. and world, mercy KEEP TO THE Ettie. Jesus asked prostrate altars, a untilCatherine brethren?" But Peter said: then?" our THE OPTICIAN on street, he, ,Jesus after its one neck? "Where is respectableUnand be baptised every forgiveness pouring from seen him or heard hini on His Cross-:hey are One. at last before a poor but Life's highway. Penance, Jesus Christ' and IO down into the hearts of on the "I haveallnotday." ray the shop Caddell.) a us When travellings another, with of every Mary midst of you in the name of house very the in Cecilia and looking (By of your sins; don't hustle purport- about has been ceasingly on the for the remission the ground- oor, anda board great Love Tragedy of Golgotha is "Sure, it's at his work heCatherine: Holy Ghost." mankind. ages heresy has swept inside, done receive There's plenty ofall;room many was crucified shall In still a returned washing ye and that ing enacted, his daylight." being CHAPTER V.-Continued. that received were the world, and the Church gazed pathway for added. God calls aloud to us for souls. suspended over the entrance. you will not They therefore it'll not be for long." she wanted Arian, there D. B. O. A . By minding the rule a "but about to find the nations now But word were baptised; and During the first part of Lonely, disappointed, outraged, the . suddenly hoping that Ettie The door was already open, andeva violentcause a brother and most pro- added in that day about three thou- now Atheist, now Protestant. with position. struggled her had about Ettie speech, on the threshold, God-Man died, and thus does He freeman of the City ofLondon to consult him To slip off the edge Cross has shone forthchosen ly, though in utter silence, to free man standing for heae. still live under the semblance of a souls. the long, ever one. for sand some be for watch not the It'll on The his snow-white Host. bably fall. grasp, but dently The Highest Qualifications in Ah, yes, that undimmed radiance.handful sign to him to be silent, rays comes in at six o'clock for rush past you full among herself from herofcaptor's WAITING. were but a her child, she sod- Making a glided The crowds that try it not does people the a much State. (By Exam.London) mention into ho the the him Host, at past tiny you the tau Catherine often may of ancient times; began mean for each of us? In It, is and breaking out Ettie by the Ettie rose hurriedly, and as yours is a pill. daddy, but the hordes the denly stood still,laugh, she. exclaimed, house, and still aleading were but twelve among And make you feel as well "I thought it was my hat!" all Loveliand Apostles the shawl. wild Beauty All a her all behind not into room there entered i arranging hildren hand, the ful plight; only my daddy's longed for millions of pagans, and I have no child! head and shoulders. ness, all Perfection, and all Purity? rule as they hurry- 'twas the of man- "Child! woman, shop, where a blazing fire and a Let- could over heralannah? little one had What ails In It, is there not the great Heart in the ROYAL ARCADE But stick to thisyou, day the Church are a fraction not see that it is dead? And announced What is it, now in the evening of is raised over Do youjust sesta tie singing on the hearth and ing pass Cross out it the father, bury to you And her Catherine, fearing of Our God, the Heart of the self if going kind. scald asked Two that opposite Town Hall of I was now?" wrong appearance gate. you the Its speedy at the beneath fall voice, watching sinner softer before a You'll not go farright." re and stood in night saint she she added which she had pro- that the scene of the PERTH. existent and the Infinite-Jesus none A2298. a man who all; the good fortiene der," "Keep to the in the di- ing cup of "tay,"visitor. and "Sure, time same shining, Cal glad eves welcomed' the as on at renewed. -day to genial the be same se But to the pointing when about Christ, her to was the road, but heart! of the minority is accentuated by rection of the water-''yondcr, raised atmosphere room, and, it it's Jim you are wanting, he'll be vary two thousand years ago, the almost past turned downalas, the of tried little the and warm for it-or If tempted drew near, multitude of unbelievers. it's no good go - same in Heart, in Soul, and in Dewhere no one will disturb this is, the seem- theThe perhaps, also, the contrast between here in a jiffy; and HOSPITAL. your endurance for myPathetic even as greatest triumphs of the Cross me-when you interrupted me." VALESCO PRIVATE to some though comfort of the scene being to look for him either,which of sire? To turn from the right woman, wite the homely Harvest Terrace. a as ei o ..: ai lege.. approach of many athejoy,evening. are won at the bedsides of the dythe ing said rightly Ts1 a"Bother!" know darkness and cold doesn't the and in livJeessufsorditeamfo-rasolunlnse, layncloheionw If: Surgical. Medical, Maternity. her, self of until fore despair, easier way; waited and arm, sin Ettie's of on give have, life we grasp working A tier is to ing. he too ly relaying, seeks A1080. new street? at the gate left outside, proved , them If some careless soul and unbelief, comes face as sor n as she found she had she had for imone How many of us stand wickedness yearning dear girl; Prisoner, the exhausted appointed the for -day." to down ar'' much you assurance to with the thorn -entwined if you only of our years Looking brought her to a parley, "bother! uttering a word or cry, she "Seek him? I do not want and the souls of men. The thirst of Cal- Thos. ANDERSON & Sou no more, watt -k- to face in ac -erns of That you will succeed road we shall travel have Merthat's no place to bury sup-a without He wants is still upon Him. passed be- glory of the Cross, and fell down, speechless and apaprent- seek him." said Ettie, shortly Family Grocers and Provision will stray; faces that the sinner ex- sure, is, I for who as your and Raglan -rd., ing affection in, child souls to contrite Christian want poor seeks souls. It is for us chants. Fitzgerald-st. rudely' "I ly lifeless. on the sea. Families now?" to helpHeHim Just think el those 'Phone, A1794. orders "ond the land andwait, "Thou has conquered, 0 Gal- pose! longings N. Perth. this. the claims: is whywouldyou satiate brightt', Atname and heeded how in Christ's Ah! and "Who Coi$mtry who overcome listened on daily. Id n 't And for us soon in a that ilean! Thy mercy has His Heart._ His arms, His intcn- waited "Christian!" said Ettie, as if some and what has kept you out so late?" said Catherine. "Wh And found themselves thy power to forly beams the Great Promise, he's as tender- tions, His desires must be ours- tended to. sud- asked the man, rushing into ingratitude, been Sure out my had that him? idea us see plight, -forgotten sou long The assuring sin. desperate ability to as good Christ, a holocaust for us; we hobo. warning (you Easter morn. as a lies an open give surpasses my of the world is denly presented to her mind; "yes! room at the sound of Ettie's fall. 1;earteichicken,and HOTEL PERTH as ever c aid ef nlInitm And point to the beyond a ridge of lilies splendour I did not for"Whist! now-whist! will you. and honest aman, besides, all that is real, all noonday comparee yes! it is Christian! know it is needed). J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. a husdarkness fois of you to Heaven, where and Egyptian tell luck among us, old or poor as baptised-it "I'll the bids woman. was had nor the There that said that Jim," a woman Divine get that-it thy of The warning the right." is lasting, her for that brightness father be even the a but band,. for herself, or perhaps, by: and by rich or poor, that caumaot happy it for ever- with young, be about our all Accommodation. be you happy-will Excellent will truly "Keep to crave hearts effulgence. Yes, 0 Galilean, sinful though its wretched mother is in just help me first to lift her up, for childher. Apostle, that cannot have a misof hast Thou conquered my rule you will keep more! sionary heart, a missionary love and she's smothering like, down there Woman have you then"orforgot This Hotel Is noted hell!" By minding this didn't Drinks, Cleanliness ar soul!" flare. May the Lord be march- tci?" cried' Ettie, wildly; What hon- desire. Not all of us are askedor to A THING DONE. out of dangertravellers well on Now, will you be quiet, acushla," GETTING a sun t? e th a tropical tai to under her GEO Him J. B. nvfohuinlabsetinnei?g,h, ful to her, and spare And help other said the woman, with good-natured an in- cold and biting blast, but we arc CONDUCT IN CHURCH. done is PHARMACIST, of her sin." est man would like to see me their way; "sure it's not to hell The way to get a thing is an old you will then asked to join our prayers with His of God. vehemence: considered his now at all, at all, or going evidently Jim are over To remorse and regret to do it. To be sure, thissaying, but you The Church is the House the passed suc542 HAY -STREET, PERTH. for the expression Tabernacle His worwithin that A strange implicitly while be God, to please be a stranger,yours at the end and. perhaps, hackneyed ever been. It is an edifice dedicated' to an authority as ever will, PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST and There seemed to cess of missionary endeavour. "The has and sanctipraying for obeyed, for without uttering another Catherine's face. struggle VETERINARY CHEMIST. And joy will be it is true to-day as itplan, in her harvest is great, but the labourers won- ship of the Most High,of Our Lord there blessed babe is and momentary a the and from be Ettie think took up he of each day. presence a word, in Heaven." We can by the her baby, which are few. 'yourself in Pray ye, therefore, the our heart's con- fied It is, you"Praying Sacrament. for me! praying for floor, and carrying her into an in. inind; then putting You never will find Blessed again der, and cogitate to does the back in send MOANA CAFE nurse, He make that to not where not only me!" Ettie retorted, with another ner room, laid her gently on the she had begun and ascertaining at Lord of the HarvestHis Vineyard," dark byway. and tent-but thinkingwondering does therefore, a place HAY-STREET, PERTH. forth labourers into must be of her wild, terrible laughs; "woman, bed. Before Catherine attempted, into its cradle, boil, and reverence pot Forlorn andfordisheartened, and chitthe Tea and Suppers. elder respect Ile as we her Afternoon once, of For Master tight seid the Divine the a glance that none the hours longer-and seeking but where humility and if it had lived it would have cursed however, to revive her, she took this rule of not make slip the room, she drew and footsore at the Well of by as we dream away shown, from the conyulsive grasp in dren were in by If you -will give heed to to sat, tiredand should be the predominat- its mother." child find time beets meekness force waving the main McCARTHY watched HARRY There Life's highway, "Thank God, then, that lie has which its poor mother, insensible as Ettie almost beside her, Jacob, Established over to "Keep the days. who has a great many ing influences of the heart. Car Painting. corn in the evning breeze. He ex- Motor year, places, as taken it where it will pray for her she was, still held it, and carried her seat, and knelt down And always remember A woman 1915 PIER-STREET. Practhe should be not jostling for 20 me, achuela: and pects missionary help from us all, of seen outside a con- instead," said the woman, in a tone it. for closer examination, to the fire caving, "Listen to to the right." Painter. you again Coach and duties, speaking recently if tical now is as prayer the way, a through glad to save souls at Nor should there be which awed Ettie in spite of herself. in the outer room. But it needed don't be talkin' that city of Perth. way in which she gets world. and iseven the humblest among us. of work she ac- fessional. whispering, noise, disturb- She sat down irresolutely on the not a second glance to convince her war the only sinner in the Note: In this loyal talking, of the policeman tremendous amount the best of us from that know we are all great; through adyou her some Don't Him In seeing dead the instruction:: said:been misdemeanor. of have. woman kind the mutt and it any that puts us He will UNDERWOOD BUSINESS complishes, grass: ance, or devil left." on the the when to thing fall to do much if we co-operate next more her "keep manthe and is liable are should be hours: so, quietly dislodging "I simply do vantage, went on more as I can A devotional bearing share His interests in our way, and se not and it's well Him as alanit, sure, laid temptation with it she cradle, do now; Gazing it from and "Come. baby all. own go. WISDOM. by hand, COLLEGE Lister now, for I am I and desires. Hard work and unWORDS OF have found ifested acquaintances, holding con- boldly. sittin' nor standin' in this the dead one in its place, and' hay- heeding? and as easily as I can. I something that need be not only greeting with them, endeavouring worse cowld spot: so get up out of mg, in a few pithy words, explained mg to tell ayou continually that most work is burdensome yet congenial circuirstances damp, versation creature our that of FOR GIRLS. mortal union and the TRAINING so, told to a darit anynever USINESS to B Waiting upon God cares case hindrance a the circumstances of the attention, or doing husbecause we make that, will you nos-there's unnecessary Course, six hours every real to attract the priest and my own place all with Our Divine Lord's: to The Full Business will abate your necessary ones. her husband, she returned to wait exceptwhom lint; and come with me to myhad there is usually time fer thing unbecoming or that outwill. have deem* wills for the year, payable offerf20 be wouldn't day. I can per pray-all a is to of band, have labour Course, and sweeten y our you There when is entirely and in 'ifs. Ettie. A Year's it on if distraction instead: duty term. cause per even everything. I Z5 silHis within woman account-not souls on no dress- good waimin' by the fire aod a God knows to Him for day. f12, payable in that. God three hours per "When I was a young place. Persons unbecomingly but her judicious management, ed from marrying ed EVENfruitUnder him made and advance. home, in forprevented in you'll term earthly had tay, ent, per are volumes of comfortThere is light used to spend a great deal of time of 113 cup screechin' hot give scandal everywhere, poor girl soon revived', fortun- me. It's not what a woman likes ful for ourselves for all eternity. 'INO STUDY andONLY-Shorthand means everything. cut of that sim- planning and worrying, fuming and ed their guilt the get all these dark thoughts that are the Typewriting, per Bookkeepingcould church they add to for ately, however, without recovering to do-accusing. of herself, to an- Here is what the philosophic Hello I 10s. f2 why holy for every darknese now." week, God's just wondering you troubling fretting, three evenings flagrant disrespect sufficient consciousness to make any other woman,", she added, after says: "Marvels of marvels; the acple truth. worthy never get ahead of my work. In. temple and its worshippers. per term. "Go with 3 Ou," said Ettie, bitter. about her child. Cather- another pause, during which Ettie tion of man may be united to the I should GOYS. that you FOR There can be no dreamer Don't me not to you. with TRAINING do seemed home it "go ly, B USINESS dreams deed, ire forced her to swallow a few looked and listened in breathless Boys, six of the self -existent. Every of the name whose to action. This never catch up with it. Each day Special Full Course for and AcHIGH SCHOOL know then what I atn? a wretchof the hot "tay," which Jim and puzzled amazement; "and you action most impotent, duties, until SACRED HEART incessantly converge hours daily, Bookkeeping an outcast-that no det:ent woman be human act, even the when HILL, PERTH. there can be no as it came brought new facing in conHistory, Econosucceeded wouldn't time I HIGHGATE that to nerhad by sure Economic united sartain counts, daybe to by impotence is as true as that may its would be seen talking at last I found myself realisation BOARDERS and DAY mic Geography and Technology, coring: and had the comfort almost doing it to you now if I didnt feel loses Commercial faith without works. Aet of Redemption. God grants light." the things of vous prostration, and theonly SCHOLARS. Business Mathematics, office afterwards of seeing that your very soul is depending, the has to correspondence,Method, The care of the soul,of Faith, Hope came to us, and even commands us to acfor Uuniyer. English and and lamb!" said the woman, in immediately me that I not to prepared "Po' tae eviare so you Pupils slumber, a into step virtues off Business first of drop her the myself uponathe maybe productiveness but Procedure EX. "and maybe, glorious God, and the hand, feeling; cept croadip Musical real and of Economicsen:! work tone a my wasn't that Elementary get city, Commercial, room. I of complete exhaustion We Civics and dently this Own. His per to the leaving be f5 united would afther and Charty, are stifled as activity payable riches them an afther all, as well. -COO for the year, cares and that I aminations. apply to readiest to turn up their noses, have it was more than probable it would always abet I am now-a happy ed 'out "by the this in Him, and our very work is term. "One day, with everything For further particularsPRIORESS. morning. earning bread act ONLY, three until tired last STUDY mother, body their in and and pleasures ofshouldlife." Him." wife in EVENING themselves difrepose disorder. better so no term. in been not be REV. MOTHER f2 10s. per livevenings weekly, Love of God It was the best thing she knew honestly and cheerfully for them as How true it is! And yet weSpiriof possessed to a frazzle, I deown time; but Catherine O'Brien is for further partlouls,:s. Tel. A3810. Call or writeThont, Doubtless perfect lovecrea- and brain toworn trot!, and that could have happened to hei God has given me to look afther, in the lap of ficult. 2357. put a stop to myOddly tone of that sort, any ways, along I will ing. as it were, wont to forget those imperfect termined moreover COLLEGE, of, her on relieved spoken greatly BUSINESS are come and well God is difficult forthere So, patient; and UNDERWOOD good raison why! is no one bles in one way or another- younger & WATERS proud tual luxury CHAMBER2, BRYANT and degraded, and WEST AUSTRALIAN tures, but surely it for all it may seem -ST., PERTH, with me, acushla, and never fear account, she joined her husband in his heart looking over 'a book of my long- who are outcast the GEORGE'S TERRACE. 80 to 90 STIRLINGMERCHANTS. me ST. knows tidings beauas phrase, outer room, heard the bed in the yet them never good who cannot enkindle to a' children you and by have give 171re who but what we'll WOOD and COAL love for God, his daughter's. I came for 1 to do it.' possesI wasn't always that, some tiny flame of Orders Promptly Attended TO. Christ's most consoling and in to-night and a hearty welcome; and ing her guest in undisputed 'The way to do a thing is my Jim- of Tel. A3938. And yet by a litCreator and _his Redeemer. is I had seen the same idea expressed we will see about puttin' sion of the only sleeping-chamber was., before I came across spiring Gospel. man -morrow to humble her a people low ways, nc,honispetinru,ed,.w, To most different the family possessed. was," tle sacrifice and thought we can bethat darlint little angel into a ofChrisbeing without en- many times, in manyseemed you at CO. get & in the BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, to the instruments oshae a tame, colorless instead SMITH wonderful Ivoice -ground, this H. next cloy, come late yielding but, somehow, C. tian burying When Ettie awoke, now --and worse. too, Hands of Divine Providence for the 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, ergy or spirit of character, troubles. The UNDERTAKERS,PERTH. slime and filth of those nasty her first thought was of her child, that you aretimes, Be assured that hu- the very heart of my Iambic-for salvation of souls. In the Blessed my somedo of to both arid plastic. -ST., would, wee thousand you a peek do MELBOURNE. where to to NEWCASTLE hand weakness. washers, 281 or she put out her thing for me Alice .. A1231. you, have been this very mita, if and your looks and ways that Sacrament the tender Heart of definite, if mility is tot cowardice Motherhood. By it. The absence of the little crea- I kt.ow bylikely Marriages and Preface look pleasant. But thing anything that was out of this 'Phone (Day or Night) as easy on you Jesus is beating for them to -day, Lady sit by Cardinal to It is a dutyfeeltopleasantly own her God, not of is sin myself and Lovat. Mother softly duty get so blessed lie the to the that used to free, ever tore in me, post was I 8/10, help that God Price, time my me, until on them if we do not mind into Bourne. is to nervous, chaotic state of and will beat for dear self, hadn't put it and its Relation quietly nestling on her bosom, soon as it did HOLDWAY & CO. The Human Soul By is a hard one. Tube pleasant (Certifi- head to go home this way, as if it recalled the events of the day be- those bad times. Bad times sure shall be no more. Let us remem- With Dom A. Vunter, Other Spirits. right towards God Licensed sewerage Plumbers was ruining my life. Metal was for no other purpose than to have the heart trust. it, and love the souls that Jesus O.S.B. Price, 9/6 post free. Oastitters and Sheet 40-44 sitting enough," she added, vehemently, ber and be pacated). To recollection, to her fore I of Tolenever To as Nicholas as bad souls of of St. A. Foram. A Trial Solicited. the and man. just Life was Himself, I Workers. most The "for for her face longs things Price, HOME you." covered all stop she A4395. bee?, in the Tel. up that the bare truth, the heathens, the souls of the dying. tino. By Rev. E. Pier -street, Perth. tient. To know O'Brien's graphic de- with both her hands, and uttered could be, and that's vaenzely Catherine free. good. hellin post for nt 10/6, it's its together finds the By Rev. S. of tae a sharp cry of sorrow. and work -laden, heart depths sin Grate. the of lower the the souls Divine of the of where scription is Mother ROWLAND,. Home post free. BRIGGS AND Price, 7/10,Heart. (Oppo- Serpentine made Ettie shudder; and dead. "Between Jew arid Gentile, Hogan, O.P. of the IlCatherine, who had been waiting I'dand hnaoytehibnieenmothreis' Sacred SOS Wellington -street, Perth how THE DAYS OF PENTECOST. greatest 'content. The Love Scythian aria Premier for the first time she began to rea- in the outer chamber, instantly ap- stead of sitting here comfortable by Bt. John Roman, and and Greek Goods Yard). TheW.A. Mary M. St. for ny site Railway Home is the result of learning Abit hadn't been Merchants of Lime end StoneHighest Barbarian there is no distinction- lustrated Price, 8/10, post free. lise in good earnest the physical peared, and gently and tenderly in- the kitchen -fire, if into _Tema- to bear and forbear. of Eudes. Rev. Percentage By Shepherd. Good makthe the in Jesus Petrology. Then returned they called madly solutely Handbook of Olivet. Write for Prices horrors of the fate she had so more- troducing the subject of the dead the Mothers of reward them for all for all men are brethren rememPrice, 15/6, post Home 's the best school for Lime In the State. lem from the Mount 5. Fixeront, D.U. in the ing true men and women. sought for herself. Something, tone child, explained the arrangements May our Lord done me, and that Christ." Ah! let us, too, and particulars before purchasing else1. And they were continually good. they blessing to man- where. We defy competition. was in the woman's the well, and obtain for these free. Babylon and EgpytianBy ReGod. there burial it its of God's over, for ber made is already Legends blessing had Home she L. and connecNo moreover, trade. day, as Traditions. temple, praising only Briggs in thetrading some of the spiritual lation to Hebrew 7/6, of Pentecost kind, the safeguard of the world. under a simi- of thought, common and rude that day. Ettie listened for some they arc doing every post free. sends to poor souls with others l'rice, And when the days were King. earthly shel- tion which an indulgent God has W. New toManure at very was the language in which it was time, in passive silence, without to the poor souls that He favours dearest all for E. R. Hall, Si., the is Lime Rev. by name. they Home lar Works were fulfilled, 1/3, post ourselves. What will conveyed, which went like a strain asking questions, or seeming even them for comfort." low rate. Collapses in Adult Life. from the cradle to the grave. Shep- heaped upon gether in one place. Anda suddenly "The Mothers of the Good as terHome is an inn where love is landbe His reward for any generosity of long-forgotten music to her heart, in the business; and 2/3, and to be interested Philosophy of Life. there came from heaven sound they?" asked Ettie, shown Him in this way? St. James free. sorrow, are guest. into Practical Who chief despair herd! this it from her and softening rousing of contentment hopes rushing, lord and free. MISS M. McMAHON of a mighty wind endur- in prea moment from her replies that "he who is the means or post were and Anglo-Saion Period. Fruits, and Confec- making sorrow itself more that of torpor, Catherine at last diverted for by British state The Pastry, Home .s a corporation whose and Choicest generous it his filled all the house where they unto this tionary. able, by the consciousness saving even one soul, saves 2/4, post offree. the child out of the cradle own sorrow ferred stock is contented children. sitting. And there appeared the British LabourwithComPride and lifted Report unlooked-for avowal. as"Who Divine gratitude for apit were, of Home ig where happiness, health, 32 Pier -street, Perth (Near Hay -street). was no longer lonely. smouldered and laid it on the bed beside her. mostthey? Full text. if I own." What them parted tongues, aseach I feel somehow still abide so very easily do! mission toapeIreland. doubt, can we Pr 1,, 1/2, no are holiness, cold of one the something -ease, despair, in her arms; two photo.. it took upon hearts' Ettie sat it pendices harmony, fire; and before." must passionate them Christ wild, of first heard known, the be had but pale with must HEVRON her poor, free. below, Christ P. J. post as children respectful. them. And they were all filled passed and stony look on neces- Customs, Shipping, and Forwarding anguish of her soul had "Who are they?" sari Catherine. an exloved, and it can only be through began to Home is a comfortableforand the Holy Ghost, and they according mammon, away, and it was only with a very face, gradually softened into just angels they be to us in ad- Agency. General Carriers. our united efforts. He came of more human sorrow, and "Well, then, it'splace, pression 13277. are Tel. they speak with divers tongues, them to sary retreat and shelter but Fremantle. that indeed, it mutt it Chambers, first and earth, plant faint show of reluctance bowing her head upon the dead are, in the the big, cast -fire upon the as the Holy Ghost gave vanced age, and if we do not shade He wills that 311 men she suffered the good Samaritan by child, she burst into tears. Such nuns beside, and live in speak. while young, it will give us no Printed and Published by over against be kindled. G. F. YEATES whom she had been so fortunately wnuid prove beautiful convent right took be saved, and it is for us to knew should Catherine tears in we grow old. Now, there were dwelling at Jerume when the They us to her from for lift is to means-it Optician, LIMITED from order Hammersmith. the encountered, in Him men, and restorative; give BRYANS devout best salem, Jews, as her as they take in hundreds like And ground and lead her by the hand,the , form for Him One Fold with One that she might indulge in them just every nation under heaven. THE SPUR OF THE SLOW 37 BARRACK-STREET. PERT. our- PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. child, out of in when I was so coy - Shepherd. Him a me to been had belong she me-took We mulif more the once heard she Perth, was restraint, HEART. Hall). sound without when this (Opposite Town sin and shame that the selves; we can feel His Heart's Murray -street (opp. Boons), conleft her to herself. When she look- ercd with titude came together, and were man bore me woaldn't throb at our hearts; we can almost that will of mother the she very time, to every hour's an that in obedience again in because WEEKLY. ed Loving founded, me for PUBLISHED of Countenance and perhaps have acknowledged in, found that Ettie had carefulIN wail'. heard them speaking in his own Ian. the Father made the Heart and kiss His Sacred They took me act, and of His Smile, but such ed and dressed her child, and laid her own. guage. And they were all amazed Christ swift to hearken and wicked Sc.: des charm a up passionate, my shuts of all way with voice on bore no up her "in lifted the Peter to beside obedience it at a little distance and marvelled. But EDITORIAL NOTICES. made me understand at happiness "Ye trusting heart against the sufferings of corthe bed. "That's right, alannah," ways, andwhat his voice and spake unto them:dwell God will prevent our infinitely weakpeople in the world noble The names and addresses of must kind woman, encouraging- last, just others, nor hinders it from. sharing the said men of Judea, and all ye that hath er hearts from being slow to believe dtpoor and contributors a make the and On respondents . . thry emotion. generous any with when a thousand agily. "Sure, it was God's will to take seem to sinner act in Jerusalem, this is that which communications. and all miscomprehend-heart becomes accompany of Societies, corresponit, and wasn't it Ilis own to do spairing all that had come and gone, contrary, such a more been spoken by the prophet Joel:in tations would swerve us from isthea Secretaries intimately tender, and what He liked with? I've always that for "And it shall come to pass others will please note right. The Heart of Christ sowl and be a da- more my hearts of the dents, andcommunications save I 'night the "I loves Lord, with He the intended that heart. sympathetic moreover, days,"saith tell, last slow the heard the if spur to all besides, that woman enin as respectable all and cent, proportion upon any: in sorrowful in the current week's will pour forth My Spirit the young flowers best of it. insertion about for way right the passionately I went litonly more of the -faced, CROSS. itself hands bright the twines in a darlint, be was that flesh." CONQUERING should 'right THE issue was just that the Heart of Jesus. Any Editor by midday Wednesday at tie blossom, sure enough," she add- And, my dearnoitone "Ye men of Israel, hear these seems to under- round renders the soul latest. way,' which little the which Galiat 0 tenderly spirituality looking ed, conquered, words. Jesus of Nazareth, a man that hest "Thou their convent, Functions arrogant, and devoid of pity waxen image in which all the stand outsideme; Reports of Parochial the approved of Gcd among you by lean!" exclaimed the apostate Emend when I had hard, parish by false, as is every relimother's beauty was repeated like a they taught many miracles, even as ye yoursel- peror Julian as an enemy shalt piercwell, and they is essentiallydries t p or hardens the should be authorised leeson my and learned -faced, crucify did darlit, bright ye hast "A Him which know; Thou gion priest. ves miniature. it, in battle. to heart his stick ed would inch I Gesu Is. per Ah! that men. sure Weddings, Reports of hearts of its followers." little blossom! and why shouldn't felt slay by the hands of lawless -conquered are the words so many me a estuatioe with a Amore, it is true, we love and are (about 50 words). This Jesus hath God raised again, other apostates and persecutors of He take it if He wanted it fgr Him- they found who me, about all inat inch; knew per -life is God lady Being good Thy Reports, I'll now, have witnesses. Funeral uttered It's happy enough whereof we all are self? fair beloved and others know not the present, the Church of Christ have willing to give me a famcluding names of pel-sons our hearts, but Down in warrant, in the court of Heaven; se, and wasI was therefore exalted by the right hand throughout the ages. in her words). the 50 laundress a nor (about inch the Presence per of then trial. 6d. Thy Is. received and of and kiss it once more, acushla, of God, and having ad. emtheir very hearts the Scribes was there I became pro- sunshine Photograph Reproductions, force attractiveness of Thy sweet Father the promise of the Holy let me take it away; and. don't be ily, andto itJim." 7/6. must have felt the when per square inch. minimum, the heart out of you afther mised brace; they are far from Theeofnow Ghost, He hath poured forth thee Pharisees fretting adexpression, be immellan you should of such for least at sin propose he meshes Communications "Did the All which ye see and hear. Let alb the they witnessed the people gather it, for, sure, is it not an angel in him at once?" tightly caught in of the sym- dressed to: And what would it have ately? did you marry PERTH. house of Israel, therefore, know that around the Messiah to drink in the Heaven? a wo- and ignorance, unaware thoroughly RECORD. too THE human Ettie, and asked outraged Lord us God hath made Him both been-what would the best of BOYS AND BOARDERS. a little, in spitgeof pathy of Thy to BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. words of wisdom and the doctrines SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY Oldest Catholic College Christ, this same Jesus whom ye of be," she added, fearing with instinc- man not to enter into this dash of Heart, but we shall ever call salvation. by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Saving Host, to succour lest her first words her own trouble, 0 Founded delicacy Thee, crucified." tive Christ of CathCross the poor of in W.A. romance in The victories Now when they beard this they them, in the cry of the DeSainted knight have seen-ed like an allusion unexpected of enum students is earnestly Pazzi The moral and religious training of the had sorrow in their heart. and they are past the possibilities to Ettie's sin, "what would the best erine's story. Florentine-St. Magdalen sinful Continued.) Love! unknown, unlov- AND BOOKBINDING attended to. sorrowful, be imparted. this in are (To us be of -"0 Love! Education as me , give Jesus Primary, Secondary, and Commercial of Heaven Univerhope no my had we 0. world, if ed! SEND prepared for, including All Public Examinations are many voices as shall be heard to cheer us on the way?" University Scholarship, MatriculaThy that world, sity Certificate, Government made the had etc. exhaustion and College, Grief HERBERT P. 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