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Home of Good Shepherd Appeal
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 en- as 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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