The Record Newspaper 21 May 1921

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Crown Forces Active in Dublin

St. Patrick's Day Celebrations

IRISH -AUSTRALIAN SOCIETIES.

Self - Determination for Ireland League of Australia.

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PERTH, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1921

YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY.

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sitiAS MEETING. of Me

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CHURCH VAULTS SEARCHED.

VOL. XLV

Home of Good Shepherd Appeal CHRISTMBEGREOTHERS Sustained Interest Prevailing

ALW !LI1M COMMENCES

A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. tile of The recent activities Euchre and Danes. a of the last notes, quite a lot Pet, r Laitir bratirli has not Crown Forces in Dublin were anin the night, at the it In associating herself with yet the Continued Mr -t and activity varied and exi.ensive character.a big of good work has been done which nave Yet secur,..1 a membership mottling feature, in, Home Leiteue the eon to further increase branch. for func above other about 9.30 a.m., office of the Appeal in this to the distinction of prtinier wllh a stirring revile -lei Yesterday, folios Brennan conspicuous so been O'Connever Every day funds for the Home, Mrs. Dr. wore nor will it ever become the leading Dom Mrs Clarke, as usual delight., force of military and auxiliaries took of the Goed Shepherd. State prior to Die orgainsation member the audience with her line Voice and on to centre littlest each individual and brings stenetbing new. and fresh nor is again to the fore. and her possession of Weetland Row titat is at piesent being carried We "%vent our her renditimi of "The Dear Little Shamthe many becomes an oreaniser up that are in- euchre party and dance on WednesBrunswick cropping Gt. are of phases successfully in estine.shing encore. portion her Sunday by adjoining on surpassed existence present meinherehip doubled rock" was oils A tensely interesting and bright for day night at the Hibernian Hall branches that have conic into Mr. Walsh then called great services to the street and Cumberland-street. four weeks. The- Meld, and we assure every sympathiser "killarlicY." in the past three orand le reached moon Father Lynch. lii a short address If. David the future. Relying on the pro- was just the success that it dewymONDAY, MAY 30th. 11;;his capable conduct of special Mass for the late suburban die that miles, this objective lecturer, commuter'. metropolitan area well-known sports this the set he disappointed. will welcomed front he been had proceed,: It does one's heart good to obeimenittee have the your Fitzgerald 1,81., bable growth in their numerical ed. dm Leo. Kay and Mr. Wets and the Goldfields Iiiii4jeat dwelling upon the good work Father and exto the es lent of tee. There Will he 3 the Andrew's strength. which they are sure will serve the interest so 'narked on St. for See Lynch had done in tile past, and he Was were teteiched the arranged to work to properly organise aireaoy Carried evening. been congratulated Miring waning unit Monsignor The combranches in certain Would do in the. Diture, Com- be forthcoming very soon, the com- occasions of this sort. pand Me various or that you tie yet, -.ems -gum:Dees en Geer %moil terto- Chtircls at 10 o'clock by the applailse, rather eieeral The work of rurnialiou t!, 301... Whited. pal lit Mar Imrecellelm Stephen's mittee experience an ever-present mittee therefore urge on all patrons beide Ceanntair, St. about to cont. park the itall Io the Viet,. and Made and 1.3tieli 1.0se to deliver, perhaps. country branches is secretary silo' or full vitality, be to continue this way. and capable work of the will oreiteeel movement is the the queseuelerN were this and idea that the attending to People delivered battle. his Green. The State 'Meet 'primes t ver Mr. Jae. liwy er, ate( more than half the Mente. left ou in every ca-leaven hon. seeeelary, Street Appeal. Young D.:laud-vs. Father Lyneti 31r. W. Webb. tioned, and ill some cases searched, everyone's concern, and it tvon'tEisa yell he a tentimittee meeting PRESIDENT HARDING AND ganiser, Mr. J. P. Llolietty, career through the aNsistant ho Slottwhere. In the al There lending place. one 110111. berme the Patelek A votee of netlike was give. this Thursday for Bunbury but there was no other interference long bei'sire all will beresponse THE CALL OF THE SUFits of the Williamite Wars, eiguor be brought interest The recollection of the Appeal on areal would year: his has for trombled Veiling branch a meeting. The pleasing evening two to general Home that immortal event, the eilelorat Ion. made of with the Mass. which was celebrated hand. return with wa. Foundling FERERS. entininating Mention the will of Ile behalf and it's just Ile thought, this tutu existence. C.C. the prompted %edge or Limeriek." with fit Landers, W. -merlon, PERTH) aseoelation in Rev. tote branch ;tete. by a the vivid or (SOUTH and very hie Meg KEVIN BARRY a sum years ago is still leek ruef theonopening raid 001 and the (Sunday) lesrrlbel Me dashing BRANCH. officer asked for, and was as well. too, because to raise to -morrow in a sympatheSt. Patriek, Doe nitiVeineul, An Society the Harding, of members President and the daring to that Cane" of sheer minds for he had which given undertakDalt, at leidnin Journey church total of £6.000 is no light Following pp, ',delimiter lllll Mose meeting of Die ,eleti morning. after which hethewill All pre- handed, the keys of the tic message, supp_orts the moveThe first schools. resourie. stands alone. of St. Vincent de Paul, when, under setae purex. ihe chums, e r sinisrsistss with vaults, and a military. party. carry- ing; but this task would be very their auspices, the request for pubacross to Northam for Kevin Beers ',retell was held in raise funds for sufferete Lynell detailed Sarsfield's to ment rather eon expossist Sunday for fixed just helpWednesday France. oll in were Brigade 'this s't'ar eetra ing torches, accompanied by Rev. much easier if more pose at a meeting the results achieved. It was recently anfor schoolroom sureties- Idolle with the Irbil' in Ireland. lie relief for that institution was orThe sit retary again leaves May I tilt which proved very clerk of ing. night. Where Ine wont anisr the fail of Lime- eitargee load to tor met, and all things nounced that Senator Kenyon, a The Executive debranch meetings ful. This preeldent. Mr. J. P. Devlin, or conektered, the ',runts are ahead of T. M'Nevin. C.C., and the ganised in 1(019. in moving language he 1061 and the Goldfields for Fa- rick. The search It occupied descended Aid. 29th. of the chair, with the Rev. OwEmden, Juvenile at church, of the President, May the form friend death personal lucrative Sunday, tragic this for repeat Sarslield's sire to convened that this anticipations. any centre of popu- ther:Pa, acting as vier-preeldent. was short, but after abi:ut half -anhis last sad mime's, "AN'Ould was going to Ireland to investiis proposed shut in Goldfields A word of praise is very ouch due obtaining contributions by an Apa ing to flits vice-presideut. Mr 1, route were :shed for Ireland." with a of conditions. a second visit was peed to the to the youthful readers. hour Home prevailing the gate can What for lation along theMatte at once to emelt.° ford, being eminned to his bed with 'blood streets the in desiris interspersed peal The lecture was re- A full attenditece or iticiiihers 1110ve slimIld pr vaults. without result Reuter's Washington corresponddone by the children was only the Good Shepherd. and to that end musical Items, Air. R. J.Brennan organiser, either influenza. tw- few Quinn sung ed. a visit from the State Owing to two or the committee were visits were paid to the be Harding, deand Mr. President Informal made that said eSarefield," did being ent they now from citing. when are return evidenced his just lately on to or arrangements for On his journey resigned, two new members com- "A Rebel Song" and "Three Cheers Presbytery and to the Christian such convincing work on the 2nd. of to achieve that objective, a sub- claring that America would never ST. PATRICK'S H.A.C.B.S., No. 142. Much time and ex - ineand Oold." In order the Goitifteltte. then nominated and elected to the Mr E. the Green, VItilte Brothers' whoa's. Pupils arriving last monsh in connection with the committee of gentlemen at present he deaf to 3 call on behalf of sufNi. Mahotoy and -Mee. the lecture Mr. P. ',tens, wilt thus be saved. mittee close tile fittingly to of The utmost fortnightly inceleig maanineent, buoyant Manton. at the latter, after the arrival of fering huinanity, replied to a rereviled "Fontenoy," commemThere Is a Day celebrations at Clare- having the matter in hand. to be was net iu the ilited Maio hail the military, were not permitted to Labour It was deekted that euchre parties. Clifford epirit abroad. and this appears orating as It does the most glorious epiquest made by, a group of Irish leadThe little ones were perfect. Bri- above as the or- social evenin;re. and dances he held in sode in the history of the Irish Acknowledgments, on the Init. inst., Bro. Crogan presid- enter. clerk of mont. the of home The snore and more in evidence recentto obers in New York. try wishing suchave members. which of attempt in their ly beautiful fair ettendance the new senoolroons pier ing gade. Catholle of erneeede. having number of searched. a dates month vote O'Conwas the a Last ranisatiod the church cess to their meeting (held on ApThey of help. in May - ly been completed, Mr. O'Sullit an moved pay %vas passed for Bro A branch will be formed which ex. tain Contributions of the projected ril 3) to raise funds for the relief consideration by the lbw. thanks to Rev. Father Ls net, and was Sick advised for the Improve. operations, left were the on been slightly During bodies MonI' will pleasing. on most other School nell, each with vied The president. Mr. J. P. supported he Miss Foley. Misses Morlands at the Convent the was lemu Father Paris pedestrians co-operation received hours. their was two and over tended appeal, Correspondence of women and children in Ireland. their day night next. Devlin, iefore the meeting eloeed, pre- rie and O'lloherte and Nlessirs. Bren- District Hoar.' relating to a proposal were searched en the streets. houses ly, and the dominant note in time of The President added: "The know The following are repoils of branch sented the branch with a donation of nan, O'Grady and COOliall also spoke. gamut of things was their whole- eagerly rought.notesAtno the the D.51.11 fund. This with awsy Ilui do acknowledgto and CumberlandI activity.: rurFelvisli thankfully' and these was -street acclamation an Boyne writing ledge of the distress in Ireland C9/9/, whir') formations In in wish to garner in as much A hearty vote of a Fel- Was held Over till next meeting. but no arrests hearted communications have makes quick, deep appeal to the the The Rev. Father Pace moved thatthe singing or ittes a Jolly (loud of searched, were Branch. ments streetfeel all Inthem were make would (Leederville) executive as evening. the money Emmett the meantim, Hebert hearty vote eof thanks be aecorded al- low" ended a very enjoyable committee more fortunate of our own land, It were made. Save structed to eo into the question. tech e.es intended to president, and hoped he ward he the that the public are not ;t bad sort come to hand. The The meetine pp'hr meeting titer singing "God chair for where of many of our citizens trace e senooiroorn, u will Indeed Ire it sorry day for the soways able to or cups' the Other Searches. be held in tie with closed have been ciety when such a thing hal/Penn, and the then after eVenings meeting social until The of their kinship to the Emerald Isle." braneh. series is A postponed Leederville. May :'9th.. a hearty vote re'. thanks in the peetil- arranged to lake place in St. Patrick's it behoves all old members of the soOther premises searched included ire Mon9 o'clock Mass on Sunday, Rave el; "God May of look Shanahan, singing Saturday, and the on Phil dent. and schoolroom to bestir themselves residence of Mr. ciety the 18. !day instead of Sunday. May 22nd. NicEneroe. Mies Saturday. Nomina- T.D., who was not at home; the day, May 23; and lend " Played by at after their own interests. Admittance, one shilling; tickets recidied during the even- offices of Messrs. Reddin and Redtions Thomas Francis Meagher (Midland DANIEL o'CONNELL (OSBORNE PARK) door. ing for the various positions, and the din. solicitors, Westmoreland-street, front the nest Junction) Branch. B RANCH. Notire.-,:onimeneing meetto at next :By "Veronica.") formed elections will lake place Perk Monday in June, the only admittance gone A branch or the League was A Meeting was held at Osborne monthly ing. Two nen members wsre propos- where books and papers were be the Sunday, May The first of a series of monthly these gatherings will removed: ou- ed. at Midland Junction on on Sprit 26th for Dor purpose or estabhe nothing !Ail- through, but will its very extends which a.selety Tim named there rant,. was and mentberellip entertainments, in aid of the church May. een. sympathy to firs. Tim Murphy, who a 'branch of the League. 15th.. at 10.50 a.m., Mr. 'I'. J. and after -the 30111 the residence of Branch. lishing building fund, took place in the being, a meal moister present. Al the tainable on the Thomas Francis Meagher to members Pay- recently haul the misfortune to lose his and the Council opening% Si-. Denis Keane introduced Mr. Special ticirets issued T.C., Botanic -road. who of O'Loughlin. onicers Members following -yearly. Public Hall on April 30th. It conel The or wife. P. A. Bryan, Wailer Dwyer (State president). Mr. M. ing yearly or halfpaid for June was tried by zotirt-mart:al on Wedattended: Messrs. Dwyer, already R. Meeere. of .1 euchre party and dance, have alert sisted wino tit E. R. -president); please apply is at present awaitwill and last, of mantes nesday MOnagliali. Dowling, Edwards.The rot- O'Dea (voice (members following such and was a highly successful function. for E'. Walsh and J. Edwards DANCING. the the secretary for 'tickets Walsh and the secretary. on ing sentence. Presi- the State Council). and called prize (lady's) consisted of first elected: The were !ter will hold North MISS Rose: MOSS lowinli months. the meeting. Premises in :;eville P. , vice-presi- President to address a handsome, beautifully -fitted work'mitring Class EVERY SATURDAY Strand. dent, Mr. J. F. O'Malley; Sir. Dwyer in an illuminative address Mr. were also- searched. No arat the BOYS' by Messrs. Brennan. SUBIACO. ArTERNooN donated box, members the ob. intending dent, Mr. Fitzgerald; treasurer. to MA.C.B.S., explained ST. KEVIN'S Private lee - rests were made. Mr. Austin,' 1.4 1111.3 PARk. at 2.3o. Perth, and was won by Miss MarTom Chine: secretary, Midland Of the League, also the necessity June - Orb) Mr. mute raill be arratiseei on application to A party of Auxiliaries boarded Clune, 84 Helena -street. fir its 1,181%1101nm.! In the district. garet Ryan rey..- The gentleman's wee held on eliss Rose 1110,44, Johnson's Buildings. timeline. Kennedy, remarks has Dwyer's quarterly which Messrs. eir. The stipperted committee, the es. West Notramus. teen; Including flay -street. Perth. prize, a pan' of boots, given by the King- O'Dea Fahey. very adequately. after which a branch Thursday, the 12th. inst.fitlytxb Iteagney, Willoughby, been hi port for about a week, and Mies of the Leairee was duly established. werejat Blackwood Trading Co., was securston, Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Rice, and On their Mr. Dents (VILiwetit. aboutbou(7. was being die -barged. that Flynn MOW 'rillsuslerzthereus ed by Mr. Percy Panton, Perth, Mr. SALE. FOR Niland. ceased engaged dockers he elected president of the a record for our meetings. the arrival Keane TIIE while the booby prizes fell respect. S. ONE SET OF STATIONS OF ils memthe branch. This was seconded by Air.Mr. The branch is inereashis (Colnured Priiits in Beauti- work and walked ashore. When 15 ively to Miss Vera Lindsay and Mr. At the Lord Edward Fitzgerald (South Fre- Wade and carried unanimously. about leaps and bounds. frames). after by oak left W1 bership 'immurAuxiliaries for ILEEDERVILLE. .. members The music for the mantle) Branch. the memCONVENT. James Green. thanked 23111. x 17Sin. The HOME OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD emitted Keane The last meeting (quarterly) five new minutes work was resumed. as their first president. and him On Sunday, May IZith, the ing society, dance was furnished by Mrs. Kearthy' 10s. into tie PRICE, tallialed South viceat with bers were was were: -Mr. J. Flynn, of eisitors °Were the ether business were RETHE Apply opened a branch or the League and Mr. M. Invited. Higgins, and Miss tnembership ney for Insgection as president: Mr. E. Smullen, treasurer: four nomistnions grateful if those SO Higgins acted as M.C. The success CORD. Fremantle. at 3 p.us, to be known the new one of the ship's officer,. The names of all, and never fail ill response would be deeply Branch. Mr. S. Wade, secretary: committee received. city after the Lord Edward Fitzgerald neints in tile acquainted would kindly notify the of the entertainment is largely due Misses' I). Reader, several were: Blanche, At charity. sweet comO'llialionv imitated of W. call the or the Messrs. to members The following members. and male pasjoint organising secretaries of their to the efforts of the energetic secKelleher, M. Wadi.: W. Malone, and Marks, B. McCann v. Skettan, v. entDirty Wall-paper. -Clean with a trams were held up Pedestrians mittee were present, and all addressed were Westralia Fair. receipt immediately, and not delay retary. Mrs. T. Brennan, who gave and Mr. J. Seen. (in the J. Ifealy. in the sengers searched. the meeting: Messrs. O'Dea Edwards, kindle itleThe in membership for the soft ball of dough, to which, drops also searched spasmodically by the Mr. Dent,: Keane, president, increase In in dropping a line. Dowling, pleasure nave Mouaghan, Mr. a few committee The to 20. making, has been added chair), to the League, and much time and energy tow ards this f5/5/ amounts donated ended the Just and quarter Bryan, about A. Crown Forces as they moved to Walsh, Vitehell, P. simouncing that the date of the Flynn. tin/lei. initial entertainment, and strong ammonia. Sports Gymkhana. a record for our branch. ()nieces elected were: Pre- J. The secretary. arrang. meeting of the Self -Deter - Easily profirst the been now that has Fair realise Westralia T. Harrison and Donovan, who That members Ossident, B. T. Daly; vice-president, The Sports Carnival is gradually Messrs. Ireland League or Australia. a result of negotiations the secre- for As carrying out the the branch during the last six Ler in ed. of May assisted Hughes; on held ably W. gress was being branch, is treasurer, Park everything Alford: borne and ss -road; 11th. and months has lieee clue to en! reset and Carnival Reserve, at the foot of developing, Miss North Keane Moved tary, Mr. Will Daly. 39 J. Douro the to make this effort productive evening's programme P. Mr. Daly, seetueled. that 'Daniel popular leadership, Is shim!! by J. Flynn Willitinestrect, Perth, facing the dune committee. \V. Farrell. Mrs. ('Connell be the name seleried for the fact that the pri ectit occupants of the of revenue to the tune of large fig. Ugly the by occupied rdeently Murelty, F. Atelirson, Miss Fultou, river, Tickets are sixpence eacle by It wee carried tumid llllll A meeting breneti. Keep an eye on succeeding Appeal. positions or resident, vietefeesideet, Connell awl Mrs. Hurley. Men's Voluntary Workers' Associa- ores. regarding this stunt. What. du we know of the sastnese of the drainaprecipitated eituilient The president gave a very Mrs. When passing that way don't forMay Ie. at 3 secretary (save been nommated for will be held on Sunday, we can gauge the calamity, aims. and and has notes its imagine City, and We Snidely war? Pantomime the of the of address tion fur Med. catastrophe the South tiepin 11.11, re-election are get to look at this prize at present arid Mr. Lou Dullard p.m.. iii the Nelson -street Soldier" strikes his eernesiness to have the Lea The pusit1011 or assistant secretary been made available for the first ,Dan Dwyer engaged assembling their on show, and immediately secure a until such a revelation as "The Love of an I inknown All inellibers and intend- proved Fremantle. gins a surer's:: by handing in the intim, in order to assist the sends us once again reeling under and October next. Mat- now busily of equilibrium were mental our opening down ing members are earnestly requested to or seven members of tilt family., making leas been created the chance of winning this sideboard and in the next report secretary to carry out Ills arduous ters have been finalised very satis- forces, the weight of so much undeserved. preposterous tragedy. attend. our number to date about So.be held on duties. and article of service for no other fix. Executive hope to furnish further adornment The next meetine will and chance its a shell -torn, abandened artillerly-dugout by iieteed. factorily Exhumed branch populist' our Brown SI. your home. Mr. W. A collected and Smitlay arterii0011. '22nd inst., al Padraic Pears° (Bubiaco) Branch. ture wiU be settled so close as to and fuller particulars. on the Western Front. the papers which have beenSoldier!' reveal president, and warden to the District May kieratee Chitrell, at e.311 p.m. Donation. At Subiaco on Alonday evening, Unknown run clash or in aey manner tend to Telephone. published and named "The Love of an Board, nag returned from Wyndham, 16th the following members of the if not comThe committee acknowledge the Further, if the patroncounter. after an absence of six weeks one of the countless minor dramas of the' war which, less poignant desk instrte receipt of a cheque for 30s. t ruin Mrs. of scarcity to Coudell attended to open a branch: P. Owing given no medal art the itself, stay, In all probability age warrants prolonging the parable in extent with the great tragedy Messrs. Meyer, O'Dea, Dowling, J. the merits, the Executive was unable to and desire these moving pages by the brancn to encourage members to the season at this resort can be ex. arrange for a direct telephone line, M. Norrish, of Oak Farm, Walsh, P. A. Bryan, Mitchell, and at in depth cf human suffering. Of the writer for this lady's a British bring along new members will go to The president dealt secretary. tended. By determining en the time and, therefore, had no other alter- to here return thanks more is ever likely to be known than that he was nothing it hard workis Joe Joe Leahy. to kindly exIreland Mr. Red and or American length with the claims named, the Executjve had in mind native but to have an extension to extension if help It is hoped that the lady in the ease (some officer. necessity ing and enthusiastic member, and well wishes fur a success. self sletermination and tile League. the precious docuthe public advent to the city during their room, for which courtesy and pression of veil It deserves Ins success. Cross nurse) may identify the story and :lain Mr. F. B. Keogh, who has returned a branch or the papers. for fdrst .the froth Western AusThe last serial and dance was held the Agricultural Show week, at privilege she organisers are indebt. ful appeal. Adelaide That was the _principal object of publishing ismooged that a branch be to ments. was Itie in on May Slit, red was a ereat success. Cube. and suppression stay Iddurite: Padrale Peat,. tralia, al railed which time of the year there is al- ed to Mrs. Shine, of Hay -street. formed For the rest, the reverent manner of reproduction the tarioue Catho- The (Mueller end music were Al, and visited the beautiful sentiments of rep rellowing °Mee, were Perth share to Brawls reader ways a great number of people in Anyone desiring to ring the society For the use of the cube now outthe the city. enable around names and all 111 of Ile illidlititiOns A. Dudley; 1v0.0 there In record 'lumbers. concerns. dancers private into the to have prying elected Predict' nt, Mr. 'I'.O'Neill: of is proposed Hotel in Hay -street, District Savoy Past the a suggestion Perth. side to Nee trea- The Rev. P. Lynch, the diary, without any call A1125, and then ask to the Executive are indebted, through a Past It Is very' gratifying to members vIce_prestdent. Mr. J. N. President, and Mr. Si. 0.liets, Hibernian initial opening night on Saturday. should big crowds at the dances, as malty 01 be switched over to the office of the surer. Mr. 1tl"11°1181(1; secretary. Mr. J. National President of the this sensational eook just arrived at of copies advance inthe few in keeping. A and Mr. Glick, to Messrs. Ist., of the sojoin October the courtesy Whitlock, ultimately Mrs. White; committee, Society, kindly devoted a couple of those who come for the Home of the Good The cube around. ciety. O'Reilly, Mrs. days in showing the visitor augural ceremony will be peefermed Appeal Eros.. Perth. Miss Lovelace. Miss Will our readers please Barnett or God. should prove A debt of thanks is due to those who there the customary pomp and dis- Shepherd. with The fine hospital of St_ John Shepherd remaining while brown. Messrs. roister, Leahy. Hamof this fact? O'- the Orphanage, lite Omni so kindly supply concert items at the means of swelling Ns is probably- well known, make a note mond, Flynn Moran. and Shute' play. lucrative a highly Home, so who Foundling T.ie to C. Willie, deMr. were socials. Also Convent. Stirring addreesee Reilly. Circular Requests. the grounds are efficiently and sethe funds, as it slid in the past. Don't Monastery, the Chris- capably performs the office of M.C. livered by Very Rev. Monsignor Ver- Redemptoeist curely well fenced, electric light and Brothers' College, and KalaThe football club is now getting 11110 last week a num- fail to drop in a coin, however small, ,itir, Messes O'Dea. Doheny, towline. tian ONLY ADDRESS: conveyed to berintermittently and were visited. Mr. Keogh its stride are putting In a Members ,,rovided Convent are power muntla when you pass. the at engaged of ladies was ind Bryes. attended meetlugs of the Self -Deter - fair amount or practice, and will SOon Bowls) the reserve, and a water supply sys- rooms despatching circulars through. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONThe loillowing tlonat.Sms were reeeiv- titillation for Ireland League, Hibernian be At the ready to meet all comers. for visiMonthroughout CERT. installed is Catholic tem DIP meeting: Right Rev. Board, - during Veiling, letters District The State. decided the whole V.G., C3: Mr. P. Glynn, Society, Club. last braneti meeting members All arrangements are nearly comet, It is felt that out signor WRITE TO BOX 57, GPO.. PERTH. tors' convenience. Young Men's Society, and Celtic Post Free. if of 5/9, and out or club. in the 5/6, thousands, geinea into some P. a donate went Mr. to 10s; forfor tee grand %oral and instrumenare Herbert, P. latter assuelations ti is: Mr.Its:T. Miss Leahy, 56: Mr. R. These three be well received will proposal this the runctione. social at reinert,. -STREET. the in the Town Hall on profits at only resulted and wellBARRACK conceit each memo. tal in occupying spacious NO SHOPS IN Bolster, or the by everyone concerned, and as it is turn' of a ten -shilling note the effort 24th inst.. under the aegis of Mrs. loan T. tunate The half-YeallY %levities equipped buildings In tile very ofheart Lawler. CI Is: Miss Kelly. ins ild; El. that the branch will be held on Thursday nest. importance Tie. talent assisting will be Dwyer. such vital if of the city. A good percentage or in vain been not have Moore, 1.4 Gd: WV. Father MeArdle, would Australia are eelected from the following welLknown Population of Western a great deal of help is essential, in exertion without response artists: Mieses Ile Oeddes. Ada Coulmigrated in the South Australians, who THOMAS WHEELAN (BOULDER) will be necessary to call a meeting wasted renew tas, M. Harley, and Messrs. Peter Roxto the missives transmitted. iilnetlee. Mr. Keogh was ableP.toMcCorBRANCH. to. assistance and with stallholders of by, Jack Ilaslem and J lowyrr, supplefriendships fn moat weekly meeting of the old-time North-West. The mented by the Perth Banjo Team. MR mack, a founder or the II.A.C.B.S. gethcr within a short time, due no. above branch was held on Sunday mornD011eilY, secreJ. P. this to this list there are others to follow, South Australia; in made the be wil in general, prewhich The information of !tall. IreFor tice Hallows' fur le All last ing of the Self -Determination district end when obtained should make a ere tary is the Fete the occupied Hall's when that Lane) D. report (Mr. it. column. so that committee wish to must favourably , sicked land League: J. J. O'Farrell, gralliiiie comparing. in chair. Ttle secretary (Mr. J. Cawley) secretary W.A. Illbewnian Society: M. at once launched and ready to start Creek has tip to the present obtain- with any or Its kind yet submitted was also in attendance The business Cooney, an old member of St. Laurence have This concert will be a big who Perth district gentlemen The note. and pound the ladies ed a fifty Mr. P. of the previous meeting was confirmed. Branch, North Adelaide: and member rail to secure a who those and thing the inception been identifying is still going strong. £100 seems as seat for this mows submission will since old and enthuslastie Tirirthy_eight new membeSs were electIn O'Dea, ed. This brings the membership up to or St. Patrick's Literary Society, who and just fancy, alone and hare tulssed a great treat themselves so intimately with the It is gratifying to re- is well established RS a legal luminary 163 Members. work of the Appeal will be enabled without the asking, from such a far Ad Interim. has in Kalgoorlie - Southern Cross. cord such progress. The branch vantage of points various place. the distant from only been In existence some few weeks, As will be apparent to the whole a within the enclosure to continue New Stall. B IRTH. so that It shows that members as of our readers in connection with the their labour of love. Whole have not been idle. It also shows at Freemasons The additional new stall to be or- impending big move on October 1st, is no small one, 1,1011AN.-On May 3rd., that this movement and Mrs. P. Mr. to be will Beverley, Reports. Junction Hotel, by Midland Weekly ganised the Executive wish to exhort all and such a growth is really a line exdaughJ. Moran, or Onowangerup-a pression of public feeling. We hope to re- in the capaole hands of the Misses and sundry to meanwhile place his 13oth well. The committee again ter. Vale Helens the ,4 for similar progress at other centres. Pettit, N. and or her services at disposal in readiAW1: Sound Value, Warm and mind stallholders to send along L. lady organiser, Miss B. B The CW3: A Union Blanket of Wool The corn. These ladies have executed ness during that time. plums. Durable. items of news for incorporation in Hotel. O'Connor, handed In several ladies' in Cotton. of will and past, the in Percentage work for Slight great and mittee want an army of workers, Per Pair. EntertainInches. names for inclusion as members, and FLANALiAN.--0: your charity, pray their weekly reports. Flansupersede all their pre- and now put the question: Who future the likely Durable. are them Very byreported that the ladies are entering inthe repose of the soul of John .. 43/6 ments organised May 54 x 72 .. Exclusively for this endeavours. Have a look at will join up? movement In a whole -hearted to the agan, who died suddenly on to be overlooked in publicity if in- vious 54/6 l'er Pair. doll and go-cart display in function alone it will be necessary 1921. 63 x 81 manner. Inches. soul. timation of the fact is not sent to the Midland. at subcommittee Members are putting in good work in window a strong strop Sweet Jesus. have mercy on his appoint Aitken's to 85/. .. 31/6 72 x 90 headquarters at once. and putting 54 x 72 distributing propaganda to supervise this huge department of Art Union. 79/6 their friends In the way or wholesome OVRISCOLL.-On May 12, 1921, at his 81 x 99 if any ladies 41/6 therefore and Association, work, Trotting 81 63 x Harold -street, literature relating to the subject. Keen interest is still being mani- or gentlemen are anxious to be in. late residence, 98 The tic51/6 Members are again reminded to put MW1: From Best Grown Wool of Perth, Daniel O'Driscoll, betoven Western Australian Trotting fested in the art union. the 72 x 90 The assistants, of host the in Sundae eluded on and again in an attendance Australia. husband of Mary A. O'DrIscoll, M. Association was written to a few kets are going off steadily, and Executive would be grateful if they next In All Hallows' Hall. Per Pair. morning fond father of Mary, Dan, Sister Inches. ago with the object of enlist- quite a lot lately have been invest- would kindly communicate with the helpful weeks and Perth), Warm West Wool, Brigid's, where any new members or Pure (tit. AWO: Augustine 90ing their financial support in the ing. No hesttation should be shown 72 x 90 .. suggestions will he thankfully received. Margaret, Rev. Brother F. P. 0' Fleecy. In re- in the matter, for the prizes are head office. form of a tenefit meeting. 107/6 Driscoll (Melbourne), and Patrick.81 x 99 Pure Wool Cot Blankets. SOUTHERN IRELAND. Will holders please send in PETER LALOR (PERTH) BRANCH. ply. the secretary of that body good. R.I.P. Pair. Warm. Per and Light Inches. mere', have Are 8.30, Jesus at of allocato 22nd, }lean Blankets owing May Sacred Grey that Great Republican Triumph. night Our their butts, together with cash. as On Sunday wrote stating GCWL: Pair. Per CleA. 35/6 on him. Inches. London, May 13. 54 x 72 at the Hibernian Hail, Perth, Mr. advoto charity being made up to soon as convenient? The tessponeRecommended For Wear. tions 14/11 mentson, the well-known Labour Nominations for the Southern Par21 x 36 the 31st. Jul' next, it was not pos- ment of the art union was advertisPer Pao .. 45/9 entitled IN MEMORIAM. 63 x cate, will deliver a lecture until ed in the "West Australian ' of the liament indicate that Sinn Fein nomianything do 21/11 to them for sible ;12 will occasion The of .. 12 been seep. "Modern Despots." ever losing memory 56/9 nees have been returned unopposed for 72 x ltil Is BUGGY. 72 x 90 .. the expiration of that period, after 17th. inst.. as will have grand29/6 offer an opportunity to learn what 12 x 60 every seat. our dearly loved mother andwho 51 6 as01.. 81 x 99 . which, however. renewal of an apSilver Teapot. .71/. being done to -day to suppressforthe freema, Mrs. Julie Maria Heim, 81 x.1111 asFit was emetay before the lemur for tin Executive the nation tr, Irish Kellerberrlii plication pirations of the Parted this life at Mrs. Dr. (\'Connor has arranged eistance would receive sympathetic dom. May 20, 1914. wish Do you Heart of irene. have mercy A Word to Members: Secret; he a success? Von .an on eon emir brniiell tosoreess Unless vein see to sot hope Inc -Ittsarted by her loVilig daughter, It that all our meetings are well attend (WESTERN AUSTRALIA SECTION.)

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CATECHIZATION. (1) THE AIM AND PURPOSE OFthe substance of the mind, be converted into m "Moral EdurAtion roust to not merely heard and read." My dear Elsie, -1 am delighted It is ledge is but the flower; virtue get a letter from Bridgeown. train Catlieehization has always a athe (a) fruit. K.nowledge only brings is some time since I heard twofold en.1 in view-(1) Instruction establishes. virtue but very ant I responsibility, eld place. train(2) and des: the in Christian doctrine, and life. a claim to the kingdom of God. Edupleased te hie r of the succe, of my lug for ghost-an characterinstruction I nephew. jack Ryan. at Cie sports. cation, then, is the utimate goal of a. between distinguish We a eu"d say to the ceetrary)? Lily in all to pleasure ONES." a very am sure it is 0 great we can- the instruction, to snake our FOR "TEE WEE Heart," Wes- have told you also that he isthink and education. Neverthelessindepenhad he structed youth good, sincere, prachaven't I 1 mates. Sacred two as ef the and school them his separate "Client not have I not, cat, lazy crown. This is the ions.. Ones." so tical Christians. ever "Wee for to believe letter from ].inn dent processes, which can be carried _the fruit, the perfection of the work. tonia, sends ri/- for the must have rreant you snapped, he Perhaps he will rim.ember Itis old Gratefully received. out without reference to one another. that, for you see, when the friend, acid write to Inc latsr. (c) The tieing to be educated Nothing but disappointment and preparing to doze in just a was scud you of pleasure. fond great more with Vita's Return. really will, IS failure to ensue from the confu- must rule the educational process. sunshine. Ile are many Not tryof Elsie. training of than Now, had the child but memory card, my' dear sion of the two questions School Letter Box, dozing in the sunlight The working for me this year, end yule' instruction understanding, or education and instruction, whe- and Quindalup, May 2. to cat -:h birds or mice. ing I acceptable. known most general is in will only creature I have ever would have been enough. But they assistance ther it be in iciigion or Dear Aunt Bessy,-I hope you in Peas], so have a heart, conscience and will; narmless holiday schools yea:' glad because is pretty. It manner a am WAS activity. dilatory the catch to easy forgive me foe in him chicken, curly- a couple of days' a pleasant one, and that you scry often have made the confusion, and they possess a soul destined for two in which I have been writing you Yes, it was of him, Pantomime (sty. a re- little believed they were educating when momentous features-an earthly one That was wicked _seal Urge old! she pas:, Lecauee I have made often of mew,. that and an eternal one. To all these news a lot inade very and nice. I have they were merely instructing, solution to write to vim more glori- wasn't t? I men- your cousins of the Corner to write iSat kittens having they have so frequently., and for such things must the Cathechization reach the are of We relate in the, future. to will reminder a legi- upon every idea and act of those Alas! sure the am meet to failed me. letter. to long periols, in my last ous weather in Quindalup, consethe un- awaken them. Tell them 1 am still hav- tioned timate requirements of the commtue two important periods must it be They all disappeared into suently the poor little fishes are to react able and besee con made to shed its benign influence, hearty. difference, rather the or and hale back Realising so ity. known :egioems- beyond, ing a rough time; a week or We letters. Love to yon from t, or loss sequently insist from the outset that, otherwise it is not Cathechization. low, the still, deep waters! over seventy baskets of fish to were 13ESS1'. AUNT to in- The true business, then, of CathechFermoy catechetical at the. childhood, hag. mice during sent (ruin Busselton station sisters have not enough employed-even struction should aim direstly and istic teaching is to mould and form keep twelve cats each Perth markets. My young of the child, to elevate and perfect its week. formation per Trial. religious the at First they wholly and one Good A had a puppy given them,to suggest allowing them of my flower garden the child. No, instruction alone, but moral nature; to awaken, rectirY desire ins to ask you a tiny half- I must tell yen sure you are inter70 Cuwle-street, West Perth Monseigneur and purify its conscience; to streneducation. all above is He I'm be!). a name for hem April 6, 1921. Aunty? fun- (to Dupanloup brings out the distinc- gthen the natural infirmity of its ested in flowers, are you not, bred kelpie; and it is extremelymake pacreprovides am 'Instruction will by Inspiring it with a clread several Bessy,-I clearly: tion Aunt planted chap dear little have My deur I Well. ny to see the the mind with knowledge of certain of everything that is evil, and with play with kets of seeds, and nave just trans- turning my card with postal notes short jumps, when they !oar One for the whole a love for everything that is good. betup do lifts peas. to education hoped things, fluffy had sweet I just 7/6. some are legs him. His like a ter, but as this is my first trial, my In a word, the true work of the soul. Instruction addresses itself body; planted flower :red I have shaped stumps stuck into his furryover directly to the understanding, the Cathecism it to make the child an his shamrock tar as much like a sham- next, 1 hope, will be inure successtwo soft, silky ears flapping is concharacter and the other Christian if you will. enlghtened opened the the was heart, and jazzes school he new Our ful. rock as i could), tiny, comical face when the but certainy a virtuous one. EnTo do the work of place. supposed to represent the shape of by Archbishop Clune on Sunday "Wedding science. the across the flour to his resting talking music. including the Kitty to teach only not Christians saw when is Miss then, and on, crowd Cathecism, lightened great later was a Clare. sat off Co. There Ennistymun, a harp. Perhaps. About 40 guests un- Christian Doctrine to the children, its product. Asgood Now I think I will leave able last. the Bishop of OrSt. Patrick's Church, Fremantle, Malone, in a chess of ivory crepe de March." and talk flowers are in bloom. I shall be Now, The school children formed there. about such a mite as he is,interesting. down to a sumptuous breakfast, wedeing in Christianity. them is notAo teach so well said: "It you. educate leans for Grace, pretty but to a his F. them of to Mr. of pink scene in of honour" the snap of more a ssas "guard Welsh, a to get Miss Nura about something the able chairmanship when And again. he says, in his treatise Christianity to the chil'W it is very had I been a gifted caricaturist, I and the Orphan Girls were there un Saturday. April 16, when the chene, and Amirably fulfilled the der Our Quindalup races went offevents Collins. -it .1 Malcolm-street, is not to educate the children in of this question Chrisgeorgette. Child"-"The sketch His in "The a you band. 0.M.Y., honouree. sent wonderful were numerous have their Callan, with Father would successfully; tile The bride. the usual toasts how to make reli- tianity." The Rev. John WYngus, fence I erected Grace addressed the people from Very Rev. Matri- duties of bridesmaids. by Mr. T. W. After a nnis:cal programme lasting how to instruct orbut were well carried out, with very very -unsubstantial promen- the balcony, and as usual was very' joined in the bond of holy how to touch S.J., in his preface to that wonderaway gion underetood from given coufowls was afforded the happy also who the Miss ball The and prevent p.m.. 10 to few protests. about charming in cream until departed to convert them, to make ful little book-"To the Heart of and plants. eloquent. I don't know when the mony Mr. Gus Whitely upon their ienney- souls, love a very enjoyable evening fur almost ading over my seeds Malone. Gus is the eldest Whitely, looked of God and Jesus Christ: the Child"-expresses the idea same plants High School will be started. but May chase and georgette, with ple a smart them all present. Well, I think I have They may admireof the moon, the bride wearing son of Mr. and Mrs. T. \V. Whitely, crepe deand s eil. bridegroom only! The rent out all the evil inclina- Catechetics -succinctly: "We want fence how to the are Numwe as precious serge. ont.,ide is, wreath blue Fremantle. navy from the will be glad when it -street, of Malcolm occupied enough of your 4 costume of acKeane, J. any P. Mr. on num tions of 'hese young hearts and to to reach the heart of a child, we fowls a Easter while May hails from the land of was supported by and Our room. presents for cramped valuable Corner, so I will say Au revoir, with No admission for efficient best man, erous sow in them the seeds of all virtues: want to teach that child in a way I must not take up holidays were spent very quietly, shamrock, being the third daugh- who made au kindly supplied the her of cheques were received. love and kisses to the "Wee Ones." count. Well, how to inspire them with a horror of the child would love as well as of year valuable space, so and we are all glad to go back to the -Your loving niece, HARRIS. too muchtime, ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Malone. of and Mr. Na,h love With all evil and with the love of good. learn all about God, Religion, the are good-bye. NITA examinations next Our till school. as am This is the end always to be kept in Church, the Sacraments and Com. people.-I and the wee drawing near, and we are all workVICTORIA PARK. was to youyour view." mandments: everyone of them dieCOTTESLOE. loving niece, pass Nita dear,-Ycur chatty- letter shall I I hope ever, it. for ing hard FREMANTLE. thought I me. to (b) "The best way to teach is to cult to explain even to a grown-up, quite a pleasure must pot BESSIE MeG I RE. into the 6th standard. (From Our Correspondent.) us. truth the hear the listener make assembit and tenfold more cfiffictdt to explain the Betsy, you had turned your back upon night BALL, Aunt dear CONVENT forget to mention. Each Theisday (From Our Correspondent.) PRESENTATION to know to the and understand what he hears." to a child." The top of the morning tai you, colWhat a surprise it is to mesure made continues shuns in a merry way Bazaar entertainin Bessie, dear. I am delighted to that my little sister Veronica With Sisters' nnislc dis- says St. Augu:;tine. Our object in The Lneouricrii,g progress is being delightful of (cll The dbect aim them of Catestrains tickets that you haven't. 1 amto read all of money. tuneful sale the the of girls' or- the teaching of Catechism is to chetical your get a letter from my cheerful little lected most are proceeding auccessfully, in connection with instruction is not the train donations and pensed ay the well organised the Corner will be glad and mentsshould the ceeelpt of Runner at namesake again. I couldn't believe best wishes to the "wee ones" loving e.'en be a greater sue and and 'the attendance of parishion- communicate knowledge to the chil- ing of the natural faculty of cogniyear's Presen- chestra this for incidentals letter. fish in the city I isamsold other your numerical how remain, on. draw yourself,-I me, so months coin- ers could of greater the he wonforget winter the 'whilst weull as and very you the least. so cess ball at that that price, Convent dren-surely tation but the development of the sua tion, an extortionate of lute result or strength, and it behoves thole Pro- niece, Bussel- could I think that you had. Already much public interest and niittee If after all our classes and lessons pernatural virtues of faith. Its paradering what your dear little to date. it is desired estootspieraistiotnnownenigdhtthetior swho'awy mar- crastination hasn't attacked you yet, MARGARET MARY COTTRELL. sympathy have been aroused-. Ener- their efforts and true a not have and ones and the little is the training object readers, mount upon ton fishes fetched In the Perth roknacciacgitall, but I suppose you and enthusiastic committees strongly impress of the efforts of many substantial knowledge of Christian development of Faith. community geneThe buildket. I would suggest that youiscalla I'm sure of that, My dear Margaret Mary.-Your geticearnestly to their appreciation spare boosting their respec- rally, that they should cot hesitate how best to foster a Doctrine, our teaching may be re- ing up of a life of Faith is directly he their are doing and plenty to occupy your arc heartily who was your puppy "Jingo," as to enclosure and matter to, itietdentally, make a moments, and writing is not always letter stalls. It behoves every prac- contribute Somethine, no surcess the spirit of harmony, and effort and pre-eminently its work. Its prolittle half-breed and likely think Thank you very much tive being garded as vain and fruitless There.s the name to stnall, in order that the on theof ath it an agreeable pastime. Many of welcomed. swell the Wads. An I should to tical Catholic worthy ofassistance the fore, the child must be led to the per object is to impart to the childnoise later on. be In essentmost pleasing made to kohl a euchre party in to ball will list Pethaps are for your very nice contribution they am that possible I me every tell him accord well. cousins getting by God very your of him while 'sloe fit will give knowledge ren a knowledge of the true Faith next would It is a long "wee ones." selling course of a few weeks. Tills Mount, the Ka Slily very busy people, and cannot al- the to at. to commit to memory the answers as the source of all true supernaturnote to :word is that tickets are West the cause. Mary's pleased that the races were a great ample oppurtutilty to non -dancers prizes Bessie since I had a letter from of the Order, is a easill as in previous y...e.,arbsc write. to house were leisure The lamunda protests find ways substantial Cathecism. the receivfor the in that me To sum up in the words of and send compete and contained al life. tend Success You Perth. The city doesn't Girls' teacher must also strive to make the Vives: "Moral education must be and very necessary acquisi- taridrircoaliolitiscixorreestaedme,,,have been alutlironviainn: is more generous than that. The weekly meeting of the very few. Now that you have remany little friends- I wonder why? valuable evencorres; best eye should relieve the Sisfor my arm in a Position Orchestra was held on Monday of no and one the dilatoriness been tion, of have sense smother the grasp ones" prtrons, into substance of the "wee our children converted solved that first try for the gehtlinee, _arri; ing. Owing to Vic resignation of Miss words and understand the truths nand, not merely. heard and read." ters of any financial obligations in- best able to Distinguish pondents, and your letters ale al- Your a r ever 1 hope to hear from you very was a good one, and if each of my curred thereof as tirle, I isiu.rieff,oft,Lee:leing A M. Morris:, an adjustment of portfolios that purchase the the happy in all and hear cheerful brings ways so shall vestments. I instruction well So far that and as Faith. r,sult:of did often, many little friends will stallIn was made. with the following All the possible. is his news, which am sure is w_aiting in should, I'm afraid, get melancholic c hliVass is bailor Instituteuand President. Mrs C.. A. brown: vice-pre- him; but is that the end; old creature 'I would soon as are ready to avail ' them- thorough "Aunt Bee,y. I'm what aI happy and Cottesioe subiaeo, claret/tont for sident. Alias L. Preston; secretary. Miss work now complete? Oh, no, another Quindalup to be told by Nita to if you were to say,Corner." read of the opening of your holders be. so newetical,as.itst_ offered, can assistance Nor any districts of Robin- element inust be added to these beselves BESSY. the other with the finished AUNT first NI. Tully; treasurer, Silts Rita a was the her loving surely it no school: new ball grand the disposed to liable Monance ualified son. Practice will be held mety I believe that you are getting lazy. great affair, and I am sure West 1 hope any sympathetically ginning stages of memory and unhesitate evening in the cloak room. Looking at tie "shadow" of my Perth is very proud of it. And why ladies or gc.stlemen will notthe education of the Barbara Sends a Cheque. t'.;ctiy'srat 14;1 d'ulailyiGperlisors leave been day dis '41 On W,Inesday evening next the girls derstandiog-the Remember reading the cable desto place their services at good little friend, I am confirmed in should it not be? orrer-any small consideration I dav heart and will. The instruction, the patches Mrs. some Some to dispense and write Broad Arrow, April 28. should will an to Delmont stallholders. they of the killing of Irish priregistervarious the of I have overlOoked, posal opinmns all the good Cotreligious knowof posproA flue musical it. I am communication at harmony. look a good Sr. NaSSIP-Street, their of have Ketinfweil, Dear Aunt Bessy,-Please find premust 6. the T. followed Straigely to her. South il'remantle a ledge in their minds is of supreme soners of war-six shot in Cork, gramme has been arranged,anti:and tal note enclosed. I hope you will ed in regard told it is a very beautiful school. vailing custom and decided to form tesior, without delay. as in Dublin? Look, then, hanged altaust mated. six is picture for your confidently it, house is enough, re. douLts long. bumper No one week so importance. As lir' ily mentioned last new hall is opened I insist a branch of the Self -Determination excuse me for keeping it as the mental one I made When the A start was made on Tuesday even- everyone knews that ignorance in at this:'Pe 'Mention to organise an enPerth. I did not do as well as Bonnie; she complete of Australia, Partible looking, spend an evening in West address League to swell the fund,, the com- ing with the formation of a club tot religious matters is happy Ireland But Fame for "The tertainment fatal. you. of fatal engagement was ago. time "Another some I may change my collected over £3 a dance in the Itoy. and Proved a most successful reliwhich was successfully launched on mittee hate derided to bold pleasant -faced Bessie" was my first Perhaps reported at Dungarvan, Watertiaii on Tues- aatherbig Tie club will be under the of what use. pray, is all the but money is scarce now. The and come and live amongst you. Sunday last at the Nelson-st. Hall, the Claremont Catholic amongst now is withit And world and the thought. In Readers dry. of Thomas wa4 next. ltist knawledge . Captain but and . day. Ma.' of a committee ford. all sunNyision gious very you are of you to say weather here is a good crowd re- friends are therefore requested.to keep strict wan will control the destinies Thank you very How tonice but was released a prisoner out virtoe? Virtue is something made bang That Is at 3 o'clock,to when I hope we will soon have some rain. my treasures. go back to school. the invitation to at- the night vacant in order mai an oPen awns. Get: glad be better and higher than knowledge, diwmad.,, me. to will it dun sponded Gymnasium fur sending much ,eitture. the hayof are cattle with Catholic men for our I think the to he present op this occaThe chair was occupied by invitation in every Tuesday evening. An with a lighter back- the rightto spirit more necessary to the may be es ailed or by 'tendering the Indulged ing a bad time of it owing to the another snap have. R hope. my dear tend.13. T. effort is being Made to secure the va- something Knowledge is but What a contrast in Irish chivalry Daly, woo was subsequent- sion the ground, an 1 we'll have it in the children sum of I/ by the ladies and scarcity of water. Well, dear Aunt Corner. Mary, you will be success- Mr. Margaret Mr. T. small servile" of Mr. Jeff Midge. well children. luable president: as supsleepy Miller as Miss will branch alai gelds, tools elected "Demi" the, ly IT Know. and Black and Tan brutality! so means; virtue is the end. Betsy I must close my short letter, Tabby, but he is a good specimen ful at the examinations and get Alfordvice-president, and Mr. W. ply lleus Incidental music and, together known atnonast C.R.C. gymnasts, instructor pray hard. .f as there is no more news. I might with a supper, satisfying to the. most that with such a rateablee. The treasurer: Mr. William particular I like the your wish. Work hard.little olficra feline animal. connoisseur, these factors es,istaeirter.4stridrie:s_r...jei%ineliai Veron- IIughes of have more to tell you next time. of Daly has accepted the position well of him. Yes, he's a beauty, and you will.for Thank mould be the medium for a happy Tell helping you. Mather paid for postal note and shadow ica for me He will, I am sure, sent MOW, imitestatent at a negligible cost. presidents, I., Walsh slid Rooney and Lilly but secretary', enough, sure loving your loving. postage.-I remain. are now available, and no secretary Sod treasurer. P. fivorke; arc a snap of "OW' cat" abobtthree her to write to your warrant the confidence placed in Titkris time simnel be lost In securing- one, as committee: II S. Parker. Cu. Outrider, BARBARA NRILLINS. niece, AUNT TIESSN. him by the members. years ago, and think "Demi" would llu,itrd ttilither only is being distri- T. Harrold, G. Gardiner and G. Kerr. Thank you very much, my dear admit that he is not quite so beauto call the branch nbuted. decided as the eonirort of Patrons Is was It formation of a first -aid class is Reggie's Success, the first consitieratIon in the minds of theThe Barbara for your nice collection for tiful. But you need not mention the Lord Edward Fitzgerald. Good next move anti in this direction A further and more the organisers. Even though my personal 'minion to "Dead.' I the "Wee Ones." It S. t auk, r has congenital to Art progress Inns already beenof made Guomalling, May J, 19'21. Detailed aimouneemeut fn this respect Mr. view, whilst rather Ihiy-es anpoint you did nut reach Bonnie's score should sae Demi and Tabby would Instructor, membership will he made next week The rommit- as Dear Aunt Bessy,-It is so long from a asuccessful that Mr. J. Horan will do the I am aware you did very well. branch is assured, tee. In passine, are nnieli indebted to nouncer! be great friereis-Tabby loves. the you that I'm sure and lectures. North the Pallier T. Masterton for Very Rev money is not too plentiful around sunshine, and is the best dcz'-r I since I wrote to In St. Anne's schoolroom,8th inst.. his assistance in placing his hall at its -KEEP THE HOUSE SNUG AND DRY IN THE WINTER I have forgotten you. your district, but if everyone tried to ever saw. Tsbby coullict catch you will think disposal, to the possible detriment of already suggested in lists column froma than Fremantle, en Sunday. the formed, was help me as generously we would not even a chicken two clays old- .the However, it is "better late \\-hen AND COOL IN SUMMER. purchased nave you branch to time, time He may be assur-' his own interests. the Wolfe Tone I am again. /- worth of grohave any regrets at the end of the exertion would be too much for his never," and here being appointer" ml, however that his kindness will not ad ticket in the the practising for Mr. Peter Carrollpleased the convenience of ceries to be raffled at the dance on The overlooked. Cor able Le be to year. I hope the gentle rain has lordship and eertrary to his prin- I last wrote we were am I the funds. but I'm sure you president. sanguine hopes are en- city residents and any others, a supply' 31st to supplement fallen plentifully-, and that the men ciples. 1:1 that regard "Demi" our school concert, or ball tickets is now field by- the secre- next general meeting of the committee account cif it in to say that with the elute are in better spirits. would out-ciass him. As to wicked. will have read an next. the of estabirshing a strong' tary, C.Y.M. Society, set IlaY-street. taken place on Monday night Cottesloe, tertained you give so I won't RECORD, good' THE the Presbytery. a at getting 43rd may are the coast Issue We on Perth, and he will be glad to river. ness, had he the energy to be wickextended to it; also our ba- branch acrossofthethe same upon application. If these notes when an bprn invitation Is are perfectly inH.A.C.B.S. supply, and knowing how very much ed I have no doubt at all that he any' particulars ofgreat Sea column this Star The Nu .noisture can leak between the tiles, which 1 success. interests y-ou, show a material recipro- all interest,dnewsWatch meeting in cation deeded it is in the country. I hope would be as wicked as "Demi," so I sear was a very of the Presentation by assisting the Presentation weekly roe again last year held their half -yearly Each tile is securely wired to battens. No danger terlocked. evenit will be equally shared inland. shall not be ungenerous to "De:ni" won the gold medal Ball. Convent way. Monday on am. in 11w Convent ball Hall Patrick's That is St. Thank you vain, dear Barbara, by expressing my views as to his for attendance at school. Maurice Quinof a Wunderlich Tiled Roof blowing away. medal I have won ing last, when Bro. and write a longer letter shortly to lapse from righteousness. Perhaps the second.gold being Sick pay was passed in lan presided. two years attendance, for J. your loving, better Dunn, D. with Bros. it was only a lapse, and I did not miss a day for paymentM.to McCusker AUNT BESSY. and B. instruction and some correction succession.. My brother Clarrie M. Cullity, year. The, postponed nomination Bessie, be will grow to be a either from Devitt. College, Ildephonsus' PRICE, 5 6 EACH; POSTED, 6/- EACH. to St. Money. went as News Scarce really good cat. I am glad to hear New Norma, la,t Monday. We have of officers then took place, and elecANYFOR Broad Arrow, April 28, 1921. that "Fermoy" is so very free from not had a letter from him yet, but tion and instanation has been held EXPERT TILERS ALWAYS AVAILABLE pre-' Dear Aunt Bessy,7-Just a few mice. The : eastly little thieves Mum had a wile saying he arrived over until next meeting. The WHERE 'IN W.A. MADE EASY. Bro. MAGIC AND backyou and our in TRICKS find President, will they plentiful are: than hoping more lines are I hope he will like his new sent nominees BOOKKEEPING MADE EASY. the "wee ones" in the best of health. yard, where they have made a sort safely. Alford; vice-president, Bro. home. It is a beautiful place they T. J.O'Brien; B. ETIQUETTE MADE EASY. Bro. secretary, It has been threatening rain ever of republic under the wood -heap and D. there, ever been you Have' say. DANCING MADE EASY. SugD. beThey are treasurer, Bro. since Sunday. 1 go into Kalgoor- the fen/ quarters. Aunt Betsy? Dad took Frank McCloskey; GRAMM4R MADE EASY. Bro. J. W. secretary, lie every Monday for my music les- ginning to invade the house since dear assistant rue; a fortnight for to Guildford I and ARITHMETIC MADE EASY. McNamara, a Tabby J. up for music and Bro the rains have come, warden, son. I will be going O'Brien: enjoyed and we MENTAL HEALING MADE EASY. our holidays, auditor, examination next June. I have seems to delight in watching them for into guardian, Bro. J. Canavan; We went SPELLING MADE EASY, much. very ourselves ammo have Tabby I visitors music. the floor. of sick pieces over scampering several nice Bro. M. Cranky; the DRAWING MADE EASY. visited FACTORY, TILERY and SHOWROOMS, and times, several Perth not won any more booby prizes. I has Quaker notiens, and is a lover Zoo, Musenni, and the picture shows. judicial committee as heretofore. SHORTHANo MADE EASY. hope it will rain soon, as the dam of peace at any price. I hope your The best day's outing we had was Receipts for the evening totalled YOUNG MADE EASY. KEEPING and wells here are all dry. Well, gardening e.qorts will turn out a a trip to Armadale per motor. My £20 9/10. Beci: Quinlan closed the PENMANSHIP MADE EASY. dear Aunty, enere is not much news blooming success. I love flowers, uncle took us to visit some friends meeting in the prescribed form as ENTERTAINING MADE EASY. Telephones,: A3161 and A3162. It is as scarce as money. Will you and find a great delight in watching we knew on the fields, and we had a 9 o'clock. LOVE LET fERS MADE EASY. earned well a spending pray that I may pass my music the pretty things bursting into lovely time. The day before we DRESSING MADE EASY. present At 'I James are really Sometimes, of course, bloom. at Busselton is Mr. exam.?-Your affectionate niece, home Dad got our photos. tak- holiday the Right 'leaching Makes Easy Learning. and P,v subjects old or young. VERONICA MULLINS. am very disappointed with the re- came popular tonsorial artist !lard to Learn, when properly set lecture the Pupil, one to try Bolger, of my work. Last year I was en, and I am sending youyou The genial Jim should be Port. the MIND! of TO LATE Delighted to hear from you, Bon- sults TOO so long NEVER IT'S keeping for up make my blooms were to natives if he in your nie, dear. I hope you are making a thorough failure; a letter. My little brother able to surprise the Write it. !lay for the book you want, and so become tin -to -date and half-nourished. The without can be prevailed upon to treat them good progress with your music, and so sickly not learning and knowledge. all that it should be Prank says he will write to you to some of his well-known humour. water is that the results or next month's ex- for better. al IVA. Only Front purposes. Give the when he is able to writeones" amination will be encouraging to fowlsgardening are ous recitations.whose first love had the "wee no chance at all. I keep ours Hoping you and Jim Farrell, you. I had a letter from Barbara, With love from your loving well. not Sa. - - and do on close confinement, in season the of rain. win for first their and, like you, she Is hoping at all, soma though they nephew, Ver, Latest English and turday last, when they comfortably Like news, it seems to be a much - trust themlook REG FITZGERALD. tearful with at me Fremanto the seem on It Arrow. Leetlerville in Broad defeated desired thing My dear Reg,-1 am very pleased tle Park, is the right one in the right for "just a bit of a run to is a pity the district is so dry. Just pleadingour tees over the grass." indeed to read of your success. It place. As secretary to the FreAmerican Models a little wh le ago the prohibitionists stretch blooms and the is always a great pleasure to me mantle Football Club, Jim's time is wanted to make all the State "dry." When the shamrock 1101,11k.,S, HoN. a; a snap when my nieces and nephews come well taken up, and his far-sighteddo get formed, is nicely harp Arrowites would Tiroad sure I am JUST '10 HAND them for me; but don't, Bessie, out from their exams. so successful. ness and keen financial ability are NO SHOPS IN B ARRA08-STREET. :ether that there little bit of Para- of until then before you write ly, because 1 know how encouraging valued acquisitions to the team. dise was made a little bit "wet" con- wait In Thank you very much for it is to them. You have done very Jim is a Christian Brothers' Old sistently during the months when to again. ere,asznesteveselageweaeeesreeseeee,...erieggenitteses donation ft,r the "wee ones." good work, and I am sure by your Boy, and practically all the team be svet would be a blessing. I shall your I prize. your merited so often. you yourself not rob industry must You when you W.B. REDUSOS, not forget to remember to all at Fermoy, and to you, hope many more successes will be are likewise. June comes. Write again soon to Love I your credited to you in the future. WARNERS, AUNT BESSY. my good little friend, from yqur loving, PERTH at SOUTH happy will be very is best, BESSY. that AUNT nope Clarrie all loving, pustulates Trne pr., a dime! he will, sure LA DIVA'S, am worth I end not Norcia, me New Intilati,is Procrastinabut for all Not Forgetfulness, (From Our Correspondent). with "Good tools" are good value I have not so far visited the two colJack Ryan, Champion Athlete. tion. D&A's, who tayeet, Good progress has been made do so one of to hope I but leges, time. wins the new all tells large two the nigh gustily floors or "Fermoy, Broome Hill, Two Leftiastreet, Bridgetown, these days. I have heard much of the is mostly a waste of IZODS, Etc. rimapite, gotieli forth schoolrooms. the Mere of April 27, 1921. held a for been wish bees have pied eastt which cannot endure. them that induces me to May 3, 1921. successful working weeks. and sonic three -rag-mast*" a Dear Aunt Bessy,-I hope you such on had least you glad the I am during visit. been have etnpirical the Dear Aunt fleecy,-We put in by You can't sure a cold with good hard work was floors. bave not been thinking I've forgot-is having holiday in Guildford and real A tor rather wet weather lately. pleaasntand trash, at planing tier It tsm..you or the "Wee ones." that your drive to An members held during the Send for Woods' Great, Peppermint Day there were sports on Perth, tiler working bee was Snit the Of one Thank quite, a- lone; 'time since wrote you On Anzac week, charming. Cure. so laid evening of won madale was Ryan Brassieres from 4/11. Jack Ground. cif. Show the which, but oiled, forgetfulness, last. isn' it? *lot for your floors was thoroughly will make the, shield again for the cliampioc: you, my dear nephew, further preparations, procrastinatioa is the reason for my the Abdominal Belts made to Order. day nice thoughtfulness in sending me ter good a very evemIng entertaintnents in was fit for It athlete. floors more write I will aparent neglect. I must see if I can't the way of dancing, ete. the sports, although it was rain- your photos.cousins two large these have a to regularly, as I promised, in future, for Corner of the expected It is your Aunty, will give before. early in Juni.. and asen a ready I shall be floors piano though I find good intentions accom- ing the day For Children's Hacking Cough, send me a cord? I saw chance to see them also. lies been secured some letter good plish nothing if not acted upon when you pleaseRECORD and song Only Address: n few weeks ago glad to get little Frankie's losable eveningsIn atthedancing THE we when parish. able it fellow made. I must be getting rather in WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE should be spent when the dear little that you had a big bag of them. I to to welcome oar friends from errors forget will Arcade Perth. lazy where letters are concerned Don't me. Baird's to write had I and of went to Perth at Easter, Swale. be very pleas- therather lately. I am enclosing a snap hi. Paco wishes to expre,t, lovely time, although I was only write often.thatT shall yourself our one and only Demi. Now don't Clarrie and hear to ed Panto d think you think, Aunty, judging from the there ten days. loving nice:,

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wove. lain Diet II eremite and he could not to their oppoiienos dasil. erstininent ;nett tor b11111,00 trace 101.d. display Ms usualspirit liamos 1.01111. FreThe roatteug 31111 1.01. East Deielee and When players niautr cinoris and LOWc. members of the team. are placed Iii poettion they settee' Slay In their in pokine persist not and there, poinIs). to Eu,) l'ieniviale, 7.: ( Gold,. opporbibs hr anether place. Suttee,. r (e4 points). were missed through this mistunities right East, was fleet quarter The oeiv twee- did Subiaeo make take last week. nu ewe, Secretary Beebe Preston sosied apsisieost tt reak throufrli, seoring a or -olio. o;ii and a lite their oppon- pi-relate Fie Payment ',rank and Jimmy eye!' ;owe :oilsfor 3.0. Store" were: ent- ai.ert io' likewise Saimaa), on ilaettee East l'r. mantle. In.!) 1119 points.. (merle: einheit an on the wine, mite the eithiamt, 1,7 131 points). sittigen win hamper; ot)) of 1)1111 by way t he last ilearler wae a scramble pure of a eolli,Ton. a;,,1 simple. he (thrill was failing'. Billy Webb heard eke call of "Ruck" WilS the standard of football. Nigh marking and long I1 all on the belie' amid end stripped. now about kicking. is 11:111.S forte. Wa+ 111,1 W4)1.1)/ Jael0 siOli.11 1.3 10 Fael's 1 I, making the eirolog hint forWara to.day.' teeny Welts. on the back limo. savlinal -oerso

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PC rili. o.11. Saturday's Results. 'instils, 0.10 (el mettle), deleat iee pod, Leo teed,. ';.1 the winner, Mete, Vow, Ili -elite ror (3' Pei.' "el Wr'et EV1111S 81111 A. \Vette were the 'woe .i. ',atilt S. effective players, and for Smiths Sun. eerie. as 11.1'11 ,.; ..t ponds 1110 Or 1111M10.1'. rrie.aa, Fry. eampbell, Odes, Fremantle. points). ed time lees h. i made We are ;so, uttering SUITS of lens Australia. Ali Noel SERGE, tramp as the otterbial small :mi. With eminnitt,e: seas elected, member,: com11.10 1:' 01.11N); Slams mei Swear!. Suttees", ?.to is 'whi1-. r East made, excelleutly Cut and tailored, pet feetly ftheined and complete in es'ery training- he oil do prising it beiiiir Alessi's. Dwyer, garPerth's goeis were ',cored by Evane defeated siteiseo, 0.1u (1n puilits). ItS1111101.0, the itldslrlp roe 111111', Garments Rowe re). and and and te) detail of "Madele-Measure" Hagerty. Darcey, Watts A. I). ment. ( Weedron. were l'OSCO1 and Miele-411101i. Premiership Points. Ceimiltee 11e Ounntein (3), CS emithe NORCIA. NEW AT FOOTBALL Outridge, Uie pick; and for Subteen To -day's %aloe :easy ts fo, awl the Dye ()ermine INIOG9. The Shad, I'. \'. L. rte. 101 Agee and Hicks. Ford and creen. First Eighteen. n i 6 i s Quarterly Meeting: June leL Perth .. Is £7, 7/. East Perth v. West Perth. /.1.1 CS lean, e eidetrip Ieo Smith on, Itatylinsrui 1,1.1'es...tails(' Fast Per,. 301ii-8$, a quarthat are orninded Menthe, oval. Te Leederville :it Played e.. (mews siel Gallagher kicked the played its Mot outeide match of the terly meetine ern be held oil Julie 1St., F1,111211:1/ in till` S1,01111 trusts .£5 I he at/o: teams met Both Ott Which date subscriptions fa quarFreeheitie SeaS(111 tin Sunday against Mission. III 77 ram, oil the lewdeeviiie \\.,0.4t Vern, ia(it efkoiri'l t(-11'ne ari hail 176 Oval on saiiistiaY Iii-). "Ides were al their strongest, but Mie60 Morey returned 0 not approved by Country Clients or those unable to The listing reed tine ter ending August Dist. are due. No11,ii i ler sublime The 81111 C1110111011. had WIN' Previous practiee. pries,' rm. the positions of warden In 111811°11, ....so., Inoked 'noph eave general sail-area inspect. .... Coal -Getters. Aim Met tee toss, and hail to kick and one genera! committeeman are sillOW011 110 -ten 01 the iwasy rain of the S.11,in whit the whistle. 7: previous .1.iss. Fraser and 1') :who rees :Mu t1..), 0; Campbell \S.F.). against a streng wind, but College did called mid are receivable up 10 night 7: Rowe (I'.), 0; Waite placed D111.1, ind Benne)! in Se West's iudorip not lake the kavtailage offered of using of ele,ction (June 1st.), blues' learn :1; Owen, re roue' the eighteen ;slot, in I'.,, 0; ..111,011,1. O RIEFLETS. their boots fate the. Met qtiarter1 to Propaganda Stunt. il; Moore king, Giese 31111 Scott stood domn for 2 goals (i11011).111 Piastre, I- a Mighty tt.,,I {and -twi- elated in a dieappointisor (lei, 0; AleOmish liinson. Mien and 10111/11. 1:0111101 1120 e: Love In the second quarter tseele) Mission, nil. With a view 10 making some increase Ile is a great position pleeer, Thonete (E.P.), 2; Alien (E.P.). charge of the rame, and the teams filed good kick and die.. betier, much played for - the College le the tneudiership, the writer intends avid a 1110,1 1111sCilisil (Fete). e; smith (E.F.), e out as Dimes, somewhat 00 1= a Junior worth hating, Mission, thotikli kicking bard and high, to (..111(01,1 a competition Wimbridge (W -PO. timeline.. (FT.), II, tile next Weer lite lessee!' of all art union, as Weer Perth --e(lilar eapt.). 3 goals. CaS15 know tt and Ohl about only E.10), nieuni (Ey ). slew. got Tyscn. W. Winuridge. 30110s, Stade, -itle 1, not downhearted. spell College only equalled the ;We- follows: emeination ferule, obtainable - Fraser Austin, TheThe drichs (s.r.:, 0.1:011110P (S.F.); sunder cm*, Pasts, At/11;0Mo errgi,en Fremantle spare, al to exhibition e points only will' (SF'.), Taylor. I'. W lierridge. Moore. l'yeclie, score, item the secietary, are specially numland (0.1'.). Cain (e.r.i. Hodge (Wee ed nit. They hav,. ston tatnly eau tie , fbial quarter the powerful bered and initialled. On 81111C811111. a Maiatzky I W.V.) . Braithwaite Boyd. Uratieweite and S. Tysuli. they want Is a sys- and to the the Player.. num- 111W 1111.81111.2.r return the completed nomkicking of Mission and forcetoof give tsaylior tie), !loft (P.), Gallagher a ination form Mee, Outride,- (S.), East Perth.--Melimieli. (emit.), Atin- tem. their left who The closing 1. Clitoris (E.F.) bers and fee. Minks the Allele- did S01110 11110 in spareow, leery, (S.), Walker, College Scaddan soil, Themes, (S.), if Brown goals. four (S.), kieked itusliell date is June 14lh, and oil the next ire I, always sure Nettl- hand, Owens, Gepp, bark line. semi). (se. Eddy (S.), Raphael (S.), Ilebbard, oakley, Maloney,Harrold, night (card night) the tinte-lionoured ing Impresses wire than a back man had opened up better, hisieal of helpAllen, elitism, Hilton, nerd, (S.F.). Brentitali, men Howson s.., Hicks getting In Ills kirk quickly. This man ing to play MOs(', their placed ceremony of putting all the numbers in (W.P.), Bowtell and Matson. t &PO. always does that. would have been yoactically unopposed. a bat and persuading a small boy whose Collins bounced the ball at three otie each. Tom Outridee has struck form early. The College wing men were eil wretch- honesty cannot be impugned to take securSoutar 3 o'clock. past minutes but always effective. and Inostentatious, Mettler in handling, one out, will lie performed. Half a To -Day's Games. edly weak ed first sick of the leather, and punted This maroon champion In never out of kicking. Jerry Chine (playing for guinea is collected la) the gentleuutn EFFICIENT & EXPERIENCED MONEY TO LEND. RENTS COLLECTED. Oakley relieved nicely. ills position. flood Ii the air, equally Frcrantle v. South Fremantle, well down. but atiEasti,.0 College), IL Abbott, and KevinandByrne who nominated a new nembee on the \Vests ca;ne at it again, however, aim an good lit eround play V. best College tre 'easily were form bearleir that number. The folred the goods In file Perth 'needy opened their scoring account dell:: Ingle B. and W.A.C.A. well, at played Perth, West White Perth v. luwlttg are Imposed: (a) Alwith the matimum within two minutes -South cias;i. So did another gold- mune and Joe At the other end Thome fields newestitio In the person of Free. J. Ryder, R. and T. Taylor, NV:Wyatt, together at least six member.' 1111181 be of the start. East Perth v. Sublaco, at Subiaeo. AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. MONTHLY STATEMENTS. had a shot et an open goal, but kicked Both are pool, heady players, and are and B. Meetly were the Mission back- obtained: ;lit competitors must be thiPerth, 9.10 (94 points) defeat South poorly. and only a behind resulted. just the stamp of men that the City bone The final scores were, Mission. amin' no:ethers of the soelety. (e) 4 Several strong Western attacks were team want.. Fremantle, 5,13 (61 points). drawing as specified aim, must be sc7 goals 2 be:ends; College, 2 goals were not but they by Hilton, emfrustrated is an Truran, a South junky, this rewed as Huai. It must be onderetood Estb., 1912. Umpire harder (tad charge of by behinds. to be dented 2101 from a free right in bryonic eliampion-that is judging Junior.. 'Phone, WM. feet the committee offielaily is net cot, grunt). that was played on the W.A.C..t. re- front Shemly fignill punted trite. Har- his display on Saturday, lie has every Colour nected with this, but the secretary has 011Gruund, welch by the way, was in the 011 M011.12:1' 0101.11/0/11, Hilton at one end, and Crate qualification that goes to the composirold and after condition We have beautiful Brick markably good applauded tion of a ellariplen and only needs care- Competition teams were pirked, Mor- kindly assented 10 assist on receipt of were at the other and loans some in heavy rain. it is popular Houses for Sale within easy dissee to it, Joe Coat,. East in an even set-to, and for some time ful tuition. gan. Kelly and Phillips being the foot- the forms. quarters to belittle the (lay -street (Last wee' condition (a) teed rather met:0mM, Is a player who is always ball captaies, and the above three with are that the sphere leavened up and down the tance of Cathedral, Monastry, Wc have ample Funds to lend ground. but the fault-finders Two more min- effective. mid is a model of consistency. illingworth the hockey capleins. It does not mean that ambiguously. pick holes fleld at a great rate. St. Joseph's, and other Churches kind of seettry that would -175, £200, £250, £300, £500 up to Wednesday' six members 1111,St be obtained by each re- ors were addiel to West's arcount, and Never exae'ly brilliant, but always one Morgan met Kelly on In the beat oZ anything. They were Schools. Good terms if reat the other ell Allen notched East's of the meet iisetul men 011 the side. and Current Rates of Inthe eirenuous £5,000. for wa competitor, genie but that the society must The nanirday, on afternoon. quiet markably first goal wilt a neat place kick. Quar-Bonny" Campbell Fare a good exhiquired. but Kelly ',roes" himself gain a minimum increase or six mem. ground had recovered from the effects PROPERTY MANAGEMENT terest. Ile notched four throughout, In a ter -time SC01.1.8 Were: final bers by Oils competition.) bition down forward. the of the recent heavy downpour to be superior, and when lie meseitlehly. very betplayed could itAinetisn)t.t. ) . 19i2 eslt goals, and way that no other ground whistle blew lilt' scores wore: Kelly. Social and Syllabus. ie early in the form of last season. Perth,Oil ter. 17 goals Ii behinds: Morgan 5 goals his ".Wally" Stook,: was seen to advanUmpire Carter gave the sides There was u fair attendee, at the the resumption of play the royal The best for Mr win fa behind,. a watchful eye idea of the roles of the game, and told blues Immediately launched a strong tage at times, and kept Father McMahon, oleen by ners wore lienensey, Kelly, illingworth. lecture co-opera- attack, and a minor was added to their on his leen 41 BARRACK-STREET, PERTH them that he expected their MR. J. L. O'SULLIVAN, It wait generally goal -getter an" Phillips. -:hilt) for the losers. Mots MA.. on May i Ith lie Allan Evans, Perth's tion in .nailing the game a tosuccess. (Opposite Town SSW, figured in some tally. clar'Ce now being deRepresentative. Dawson members, the He was and by aird appreciated Horrigan, worth. hinder not Hevron, 'Hs proved wan, them again was out to help fast het saved, and Sparplay, )(inset, sixhand. four style. a upper on secured the a popular and livered In him to gain meet strove hard lie expected them to row notched another minor for the ways on the nom:, A splendid programme was prepared team u"c,uld do Muth better, Morgan's lifty-fifty basis.theGood. Daffy In visitors. and Matson put strength rland was a louver of toss and had the some good murk for last year's pre- poingidre S if tee men kept their places. for the serial evening last Wednesday Smiths son and lie Is untiring. and however, in South's ruck. advantage of a very solid breeze, The goal-kteltere for Kelly were: Hen- Including Wine by the Victoria Park were out to miers, and tee latter drop-kicked a be- shows judgment in his actions,. orelweirs. A full report will from the initial bounceadvantage. hind, to which another was quickly nessy (6), Phillips (5), and Ming the They or on placed whether such of Itewby, roost KALGOORLIE C.Y.M.S. make the The home team now took a lie re- worth (4); for Morgan. Dawson (2), be Weil next week. start, and added. ball, was eiwitee to the fore hopped into it right from the Well, and Iforrigan. hand, Clarke Malaizky to Fyslie May 24-11: Ciederella dance. and to Saunders, play oreasiotie Kelliher. 'lite tenets Mei The of the too numerous oil proved fairly successful, a state of af- saw the layer player raise the twin lieved brilliantly despite ther1tr Havee't we had el.e. tout plate III meeting Morgan met Phillips On Saturday who pale it wasn't? et. mary's ilall tea and on the ball, was rant, but though such Into the City flags with a good punt. of chain A flue for in red aittleipated. marked ink date always Was the hloomite A win Monday evening last. afternoon. The attendance of Ifeltuirichs, attention dal fairs as a rule plays right to bring the enabled \Vests leathe red Passes serviceable. Morgan, but he was beaten by 3 goals since April 26? was excellent, and malty membere, who metes hands, on this occasion ength of tile ground. serviceable. their own ther the entiresaved, Shooting competition. had been 11405J11 A strong wind was blow5111: May Adams, Fry, Cites and Stewart each e behinds. trout the previous and whites beat them at to and galleon assistthe ball, but McKenzie his own department were ever to the and tel.!' the wiml Morgan scored Shoulder aems. tot, marksmen. meetings, put ill an appearance. game. They were quicker Aire ed In transferring the leather to the 111 the was else up to Ing, better in goals Callow and evened fore. Phillip., hi passin. 5 goals 2 behinds. better Le Quinn ea. formally installed as a other ena. where Owens snapped a requirements. advaanwere they the Anvil. that factg From Sparks Imspite the matters by adding 6 goals to Ills score At half -lime tile new member to tee President, Mr Lawwas all In somewhat imeky goal The Press box at the W.A.C.A ground In tile next quarter. half-time, taged by the wind, the playPerth After hoard read: Blacksmith.) Village cricthe ler (By who also took scored The occasion to welcome available. is easily the hest Devour of tee Portonians. score of the all nothine eventful happene(l, and the Simpson, a lormer member ut the ket authoreles deserve the thanks ofpropoint. their only West Peelle 3.2 (20 'mints). Subs, due 1st. June. first rally final ScOrs5 were: Phillips, tft goals who have to report matches for the East Perth, 0.0 (Is points). teyesi.e. berdinting to boom like an- Society. term. But from that opening the scorbehinds; Morgan, R poste 13 behinds. made lot their comfort. Ision There is 110 wroth that the ibiluep.ce right on eoliths monopolised Stick to it. brothers. Of After the long interval some (Well most Of the oineers Phitlips (e), and eon - other Eremitism's of their many quartette a surprised Wests scored of our spirituel director will help conThey ing. play on the scoring board wing pre- ardent Bidding fair to become a friendly supporters by the excellene wee 14) kicked most goals, while Morof points. The protowards bringing More, new "sixers" and a trio This fast and gan (4) lid beet for the losers. landmark Is the list of outeranding lib- siderably Souths during this ceded a strong Western attack, which showing th w put up. members, minent players for Campbell. esti the Society is deeply resulted the In Wimbridge ti easurer W. on the and cleverly up be well NVOuldn't Hicks books. :should rary 'lever team A hockey mate', between Morgan and term were Aname. tee ills activities lu that direcAt the list at the red of the season. kept Perth's raising West's fourth major. smile it the dew took its course in re- grateful r,jday. it on was Mem illingworth Sunderland. and those who at tion. other 11W1.101.S00 end Ilebbard 011' game royal ball, playing of 3d. per book per Sheerly pleyed a brilliant line the spect to was the latter prone, but end up were Ingle (on the a gond was easily The bazaar. Uren (a similar blues' tally by a point, and front the Leederville on Saturday, and was week overdue. good, heady football). Ac kick-off Thomas took a brilliant mark. given the verdict us the best of the 36. slightly RUPP! :or. and won by a goal. Gordon Watts. A considerable amount of discussion Showed a fine spirit did the fifteenexhibition), . and scores Fasts continued to keep most of the lie should receive every consideration Thr scores weer one to nil. were:quarter tithe the play in their forward area, but were for Inclusion to the Carnival team if he on Suislay and year.ted 11)1 who wrote the secretary was forthcoming when members wen,, illinaworth Teeny met sew aeking for conditions of membership. considering the subject of an enterunable to score. At length A towel numTaylor was &fated by ft goals his present form. 4.e(1 (07 poi.nts). Soule*.0.1 rules prevented talintimit &n aid of the rot 01C0110112 relieved, and Sheedy raised one nag retains poi nt) Harrold, herd and .111Iton are sound ber of free hits were given away dur- Oil being hold that liethe was Perth, "extern. hr bazaar. the eardinals. it 0-as decided that ilic SoSheedy neatly and sturdy defenders for the royal ing the match. Tilt final scores were: ills .10011118 111101 open- for Perth recommenced mine stab play -kicked to a gold Moore, but "Andy" blues. When replied that he would make it his busi- ciety should seek the aid of kindred East have indeed South's 4 goals; Kelly, I real. iningworth, but attack, spirited could only manage a single. ed up a At the in their back lines. ness 'o join when he reached that age. associations, and accordingly a deputaHowever. rush. the other end Matson to Ilebbard, saw tile cardinal," batiks stemmed What flashing players the These We wisil every Calholle Mum from Rix - tion, consisting of Messrs. Simpson, T. assault brought latter player raise full. points. Toys,. melt another red arid black have in raylor anti Clarke heel upwards were imbued with the (Jeweils anti IL Leslie, was appointed transference, and Craig sued strong blue were in flue fettle oti Saturday. and one up a single flag With the to lutervIew the Old Collegians' Assomine. spirit. forward lines, attack, In wliich aThomas, royal Mire the in Allen player lit play to the South's and former the of run Campbell Matson leered ciation and the Children of Mary, Alien again Pommel Remarks. It raised brilliant. that fine Onward "secBonny" eeeccially was uring rus is more than likely that the form the the twin nays with a place kick. *and term sr-outlet well, and A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. Collins' umpiring of the East-West an entertainment record on platted maximum. conuaittee the The BUY He booted fair. end the "lemons" interval showed will take will be a masthrough Easts tussle on Saturday Was only men's rendered serviced City the of the to apprectatiots -back No Initiation Fee. Cheapest ConMr with querade bell. This wait a set lit any case lilt Town AT had a great struggle triskeel) Perth's to be leading by three points: by Mr. J. Tully, who ',signed from the Hail will be utilised Instead supporters, who anticipated tributions. 'limn too often attempted to the or On game, tue paroEast Perth, 4.7 (31 way. points). own Branches: Hugh eeill, Perth, meets general committee last week. Jim was chial hall. having things ell their equalise matters after making a 1111S The social committee and of the West Peet!). 4.4 (11 points). after of the society esident alternate the first Thureslaso its the the other hand, the supporters Trades Hall members take. generally are working strenufor it showed fell at the comniencemenl ((loom 14), Beaufort -street, Perth. Its re-rwmation, and has ever since ously to ntake tills event Portottians were jubilant, of by- Gala's theRein one of the bigBrian Boru Branch, Fremantle, every been an active member. He retains final term add, Pasts attacking that the good form sbown-being Sus W.A.F.L. "5" GRADE. gest and most successful in tire history strongly, elloson raised their firth goal alternate Tuesday, Friendly Societies his position on the social committee. men in tile rtes) term was that nollepable uf again the was Goldfields it Fremantle. Hall, 64 Adelaide -street; Secretary's Final arranipsuents rained within 25 seconds of tile bounce. At C.Y.M.S. v. South committeeIs of eulbuslasni better The soul was it.eatele, as Address, W. Keating, 23 Burt -street, eoullei.s football, It, will be made on Sunday morning after They the other end In single from Clarke's But edge Scores: I W.I. quarter. :South FremanCaries Stuart Parnell, man R. Prendergast. the 10 o'clock Mans, '4111:111111111111i111111,11111111811111114111111011111111111011011111111110111 41(111110111111(11111101111 10211 that of their opponents. the'ball. boot, and a goal from an almost imposMi. Second Fremantle. lumbers are I beniud; C.Y.M.S . first to Court Ret, old ream the chair and standing requested to turn up when were almost insatiablyplay angle by Sheedy, brought \Vests tle goals 4 be- Boulder; Secretary's address, in force to the gequarter: :smith Fremantle,Third much ballet sible Hotel, Boulder; meats alternate Fridays. orders are III it, too. to '11101111 to'., POilltS of their opponents. and followed tip the quarter: neral meeting convened to receive the , till. Soilths were This proved to be the home team's dy- hinds.; C.Y.M.S John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. us told yOut Tealian, thought Jack than did the Ted legs. good behind,: 7 goals report of the deputation aforesaid. Fremuittle, 4 handball, ing kick, however. for a single Quebec -street, Midland Junc- you had two cork legsie yojtiztieripsi bringing to light some from South Final: South Fre- O'Malley, goal. 1 throuSugh at tion. eaewns.ar byf tCain,mSthis Syllabus. In tot) and goals from Ilebbard and C.Y.M.S., e goals Ill beldiels; C.I.M.s and It n- Sparrow andrSunnd Money to Lend on application to the ping the light fantastic Matson gave the visitors a commanding mantle, the ages cy style at St. Alban's Hall last Saturday. 2 tolunds. A tentative esllabus was drawn goals 3 Society's Solicitors, Messrs. and J. R. wps put in Pos. up derland, that Ounnyon six points were lead. derland, Sheerly drop-kicked a point for in a true Maxwell, Barrack -street, Perth, or the (Kalgoorlie c.Y.M.S., please Onto.) played was niateli during The the seeming; this makes seesion and a further Perth now com- the cardinals, but two singles were tal- sporting vim, end although tbt green General Seerethary, care J. J. Snigg, For impartial and democratic chair- for the popular fortnightly eucials,rumt toe added to South's tally. better combina- lied to Eall' credit and they were at-street. to President were Barrack commend us err manship by 08 overt beaten, they first of which takes on the 3utli menced to play with two goals. The tacking strongly When the final bell and golds But Jim. there's a hum- of this month. The place tars Dwyer. With a strung for111C8US °eV:mew:M. tion and quickly scored and the second went, with the board showing: Society leteads Ili orous site to the weightiest question. ward line, tee proximits' of the scores first came from Evans, make there dames equal, if not excel PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG Albert East Perth, and on, 7.11 (53 points). three in you're on the wrong trark. passed No, 11,ele, player different. seine been the those of previous seasone and seeks the would have MEN'S SOCIETY. West Perth, 5.0 (30 points). Got the oil from another direetion al- generous patronage hitherto Watts picked up smartly andthe booted quarters hies, had as Much of tile play baraccordeu 604 HAY-STREET, PERTH. through. This work roused Goal -kickers -East Perth: together. Allen as their opponents, but the noble efforts them. Besides social evenings, their voices (e)), the rackers of both sides, and Ilebbard Owens, ruck (2), Minson, Accountancy. and and the lilies, (ri.der the Patrunag.e of Grace centre Ills back, up of the literary kept debating and sporting sides of Matson. were loud in the land. Perth West Perth: Sheedy (3), W. briforward Archbishop Clune,. the of by were not uselled who, as to the Wimbridge and Fyshe. or aciwuntancy and intend - the Society aee well provided for in the onslaught, and termwell. Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Card tierStudents passed to Don't blame the dog in the manger; a meetremise note Inter gade. that -society students nebateS, act opening term, played The prominent most for the winners speeches, Room, Cricket Club, Harriers' Club, given a B riellets. ilewby, end that player being Thomas, Matson, Ilebbard, Allen, he may have been suffering from Debating, Musical, and Dramatic ing will be held neat Sunday (Slay 22) mock coerts, anti quoit tournaments. and UP were 'ioby Rowe, sent on, the It might be mentioned that to re -organise the class, Herd and Owens, while Sheedy (who Beaten Oat 1.1.11 yet commuted. Mid lead term. for "nerves goal third are as lull ur hope went Perth's Gowans Ills donated a half -guinea for completely overshadowed Duffy). Sou- date tile ""AVCOUNTANCY CLASSES. Literary and Debating Club. a made Souths Not to be outdistanced. tar, Clarke Craig, Taylor and Dans per- and vulliust,in as at the comineuce- A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOLIC A meeting of uhf: above will be hclu the most successful competitor in the on wee given YOUNG SHOULD MAN BELONG TO. like growling at everything, big effort, and dune travelled feel IFyou formed Tot losers. well the enchandueut," lends quoit tonsnament. "Dietetic,: various Meta. ..2:111. After astray. 011 Friday, May Full particulars on application to chance, but Ids kick deso says the proverb, but then tuts East FremanUa v. Sublaco. mieral 111.1,110,3 matters have been atand barking at everybody, then you're 'W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. This was not his true form as hewhen to some players and tended to tile night will be given to inimonstrated snortly afterwards, sailing Played at Fremantle. -Umpire, Cooper. does not app:y was from "nerves," and you would suffering demons I ra ted at shot Members intendgromptu speaking. lie sent a more difficultEven game appeared beforer and to supporters, us play was be This a chemist's and be well advised to call in ing to enter the recitation coopelition through tile big sticks. a good thing for Old Easts, and so Kurth Fremantle last Saturday. Pa u de Society of St. Vincent Seethe, of Adams, insee the Hey Presto: lo -clay will now In evidence. At no stage of the 10u on June 94th. may obtain copies of LOYND--THOMPSON. purchase a bottle of CLEMENTS TONIC. and it proved. Western Australia (insorp). of Reggie Cooper, Jack Mae was doing fine work In defence, esthete minutes did the maroons threaten. clusion of 1110 eulogy -Macaulay's Perth There was a large brilliantly for at St. !loft was playing The teams were: hew, Justin lirennan. Homy eicKeown, For over thirty years CLEMENTS TONIC Church" ;Tam the L. and D. secretary. Brigid's churn West assemblage for a Perth, to witness but scoring was at aa standstill ban GalToast proposing competition Wine 8) the wedding of Sarah babel Thompson, Subiaro.-Ilaker Steele, Godber, A Leo Eget', Billy Woodthorpe,The lot of reSultless has proven a positive restorative and After quite widle. This Society exists for the purpose will be emothetee by this clue. team -getter, Kelly, Ford, Green, Howson, Skully, lagher, and Roy Gordon_ widow of the late Private T. Thoinedoli. others, efforts Evans. Perth's crack goal worthy and assisting families of sedative in cases of nervous debility, the ',reedy, ()MMus., Bushell, Eddy, Laing, was minas these players last Week. se including inmates of public Institutions, West Football. and Mr. Joseph Loynd. also of performed well in picking up on Scaddan, W. Smith, Beasley, on the Show A couRaphael, expected ave major. big things another Ct. offiFather O'Callaghan insomnia, loss of appetite, and similar run, and booted In indigent circumstances, and engages Reports et the football club's doilies, Perth. Grounds tgalest Cottesloe. niece it Is governed wiii 1111 Wand ill our ;porting column,' ciated. ple of minors had been scored by each and Slattery, in other good works. Miss Mildred Graham, ailments. Thousands of business men "Bluey" bell President Jon Dwyer and Caretaker by a COunell, office in No. 52 (top floor) cacti week. of the bridegroom. was the bridesmaite tide, and jest before the East Fremantle. -Smith, Bidstrip, L. -forhalf They Royal Arcade, Perth, and has branches The bride was given away by Mr. J Menzies secured from Seethe' road run Brown, 13ulintore Castleelli, Clitoris, 11. McCann arc game enthuslasta. and women, too have main Mined their in many parishes conferences or Lowe, Clark, Ion, McOulness the Gallagher, barracking brigade Graham, a very old friend of the famward line, and having a clear amongst were Sent on Mudle. Rawlinson. poise, power and vigor through the throughout the State. Talbot, last Saturday. through, passed to Gaynor, who Rican', ily. Mr. James Prendergast acted as and on its calls funds aro many, The In Rowe, and Perth had a quintette Of Wicks, frescott and Burns. mare, best assistance of CLEMENTS TONIC, coupled Did you hear the applause when the a view to supplementing its reof goals. At half-time the scores were: The bride wore a dainty frock It will be seen that Sublaco fielded a first goal was signalled last week by with persons invites Society with healthy outdoor exercise in their sources, the the lu 8.1110Ullee &egret and georgette. most representative side.* creme erene.ne-enine It Is a side the "Greet, Thanke, :Mutes, the when making their wills to remember its death to mr. Joseph Seethe, 7.5 ( 17 points). Mulluoly, or Gibbs with hat to match; a large bouquet or that will perform, much better later leisure hours. Bequests may be made In favIs appreciated, and the so- work. Perth, 5.3 (33 points). of pate pink roses late fugue', and toner. the on. It pleasing to sec that all the compliment iiiii completed was et wise', Lust or any of Particular Council, our the that had been floating around ciety can speak highly of the sportine Conference of the Society. The wind had died down considerEvery ailing individual Is invariably a Laneshoro, towns, Longford. Ireland. The bridesmaid's dress was of a maize when rumours - Instinct of the Fremantle teams. the city the effect that certain pro georto with overdress of ably, and rain was threatening -de -chine crepe not good mlloYed The deceased had pessimist don't want to be one, so This term must be minent players were "pulling out" were Ave Gehl and Loy lienneesy played roses Mar was resumed.Perth's health for sonm time past, yet no one gette, and a bouquet of cream wind What lierculets of old. as and battled like backed wltl flown itun at on. tout written YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF thought his end was bU near. During was keep your health and keep in good," nic Souths, but In the first term East Fremantle had up by brilliant roving by Jack Raphael, there was was ir fevour of scored was held at the bridalcarrieit breakfast alie MI wad AUSTRALIA. WESTERN medical best the the illness iii, with CLEMENTS TONIC the wind in their favor, and established it was eateetle to See these noble efnevertheless the City men toasts beUnder the Patronage of His Grace the procured, bet proved of no avail. Ile. oddfeHows' Hall, the usual They had most of forts frustrated by the greater number of points and assumed a very ha ply lead. feetle foring given, including that of the absenArchbishop. Souths opened tile attack, the play. and tt was due to died fortified by the rites of Holy tees -the hride's parents, who are fit the good wards. the lead. of the Language, The Study Objects: a the into Was of Subl's defenders that their hut their kicking 'was not good, and Church. The late Air. MulloolY followed by a reception, where witri work Hinny O'Brien went Mort oil two oc- Music, History, Literature, and Dancing will. all England, tally was kept within reasonable bounds. trio of minors went up. where should the guests spent a very enjoyable evenof Ireland, and' the revival of the Ideals well known 1.152 very popular Iliconi scored first "sixer" for good kicking anyone of than the casions for teal sky -scrapers and se- of an Irish-Ireland classes in the Canning district. Ilia ing to daneing. Vocal Items were renis New Series A kicking Tonic Ltd. Straight Clements cured, With Ms goidneldS companion goals. whites; been blue and then Cinorls, flidstrip have Tile Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY death at this stage will be deeply re- dered between the dances by friends of an important racier in whining garnet'. and Rawlinson followed his good ex. heniterly, they were always striving EVENING at 8 p.m.. at ST. PATRICK'S gretted ,and every sympathy goes to the bride and bridegrothu. Numerous Many more Shots fell short, to retain tie lost laurels, On the other hand, Perth were making ample -ST. SCHOOL, WELLINGTON BOYS' sad ocNere receit ed. oil this presents and family widow his Uren, and a number of minors (7) were score full use of their opportunities. JP_ Monthly Subscriptions: Ladles and casion. Owen Outriiire snapped two nice The happy ceunle left for the hills 1 he chief mourners were Mrs. to Evans, and ed, while Sublaco scored only two angle majors. tititiorpkitntatis thillistelymojigml Gentlemen, Is. coneletentlY good, passed the :111Pilmotahotnolvoishy Ile was the only for- Juveniles, ed.;DOHENY, to spend their honeymoon. The bride's two nags. points. that player called for Steele, Outridge. Raker aim ward to batik through without J. P. Hon. Secretary. Mullooly (widow), Peter, John, Lewis, travelling eoeturne was of navy serge, being and Annie Eileen Edward (sons), P. CLIFFORD, Asst. Secretary. South's backs were being called on fre- Skelly were good for Sublaco; end to spoon. fed. daughters); Mrs. M. Rhatigan, Mr. M. with hat en Milo quently. Callow was doing good work addition to East's goal -getters, Ion was Taken Out of goals 13111 !Maguey In the picture for Easts. Scores: between the posts, and so was Adams. Ithatigan and Mr. T. Mulioolly (elm showed that lie 11 worthy of his place & CO. ,ins). C. H. Their forward division, however. was The pell-bearers at the cenneEPIDEMIC OF COLDS. I. Vss For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, East Fremantle, 4.7 (31 Points), _ lu the team. lie was too valuable to not so good as In the earlier stages of iery were: Messrs. Brennan, Taylor UNDERTAKERS, also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. Sublaco, 0.e (9 points). Evans, through the good waste between the uprights 111 such a the game. ollins, Mulroy, frakdon, and 'farina. The rite's' eights that follow sunny 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. work of Love, on the Press box wing, The second term saw Stiblaeo doing Match widedays at this season have caused a Than, (Day or Night) .. "1231. may his soul rest In peace. Was given another chance, and full men better. They scored 22 points A sbrained ankle troubled vice -cap colds and spread WI:Ionic of bad Souths coins points were registered. IlY The best precaution against The Goldfields Undertakers, 18 Hanchills. 'fleeced a vigorous assault on the. Perth the throat and Chest dangers which nan -M.., Kalgoorlie. Why Do We Lead? recorded. Were minors only citadel, but wea- Because we understand our business. in changeable everyone booted to Perth, threaten came One more goal Wit se: \ IF eot. \-.501"10 Peps. of breathable 327. box 'Phone ther Is a nattily by Albert Watts, and with the addition For Peps po.ise,s unique power to drive of a point to each tally the bell rang out and lootroy the infectious germ, ' with the scores: that are et the root of these cominoii Prime Beef Butcher, liannan-street, Perth, 8.7 (55 points). (Incorporated.) A 1101.5k. IF euti WAAI 10 eLLL yet dangeeoes ailments. Souths, 7,1 (53 points). Mariana -street, Tel. 488. Kalgoorlie. when Peps diseolved on the tongue Telephone 474. Picadilly. OR A.NY 0111E1t BEAL ESTATE. the last term was very evenly congoing out into chIlly night air 1111 the In tile early stages the honours tested. SEND MC PARTICULARS. lungs with powerful healing and ger were with Perth. but certaluly in the soothe, siren which medicines !Weida' later stages the POrtOniami held sway, The throat and The House for Men's Wear. EVERYTHING IN ESTATE WORK. the ;Often and protect and it appeared as if in the last few Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, Unbreathiiiir peewee. minutes they would snatch a victory. Beware of throat lozenges costal p- derwear, Etc. Hannan-st., Kalgoorlie They attacked persistently for the last 'Phone 1474. lug formelin, which Inflame and irritate (Opp. Post °Mee). five minutes, when a goal would have Raoes) One the delicete membranes of the throat. put them In front, but it was not to be. The storing in this quarter was 1.3 by Whilst Peps are powerfully germicidal Watts Albert Perth, and 1.2 by Souths. they are at the same time wonderfully KALGOORLIE was Perth's goal -kicker and Campbell Therefore, soothing 4nd Comforting. (Opposite Town Hal) It was a rend contest A. R. 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counties. ...se, as least hall' -a -dui':, emendates, 1.1,ow11 throughout tile pre. since as leading bade unionists, will be nominated." Even in Belfast. It is seen, there 11 loUCh esldelICC of dlstrist and doubt Minn! the l'i ter Parliament.

Pertiessel lidissisa."-LEO. XIII.

PERTH. SATURDAY, MAY

21st., 1921

Marvellous Unanimity of Irish People

Archbishop Mannix Sails for Australia Important Farewell Statements in London THE LIE DIRECT TO -LOYALISTS"

AND

PROPAGANDISTS.

sources seems to be untrammelledin and the The black type unconstrained. London, May above is ours.-Ed. R. I 'iislitips and cable Irish made of had lie number that A large told bece hod lie had More Emphatic than Ever priests came to London and entertained bad use of Dis time hi England, and lie to the Archbishop etannix at a luncheon prior not spoken lbtlet1 about peace. the ity of visioe, he subscribed to his departure for Australia on Sat- Hat! been working iu his own way tor In his inaugural address to 10th -viewed gentry APOLOGISES PAPER motley the of ENGLISH creed The priests preschted Arch- a Just and meting peace, not like those there are to urday. esbyteriae Assembly on the TO DR. MANNIX. will he seen from the following cable news item that who bracket Caesar and God to1011 ...MU bishop Mannix with gifts, including who went un their knees to the British the new gether, and pay a doubtful obeis- be no elections for the Southern Irish Parliament. Nomination day The agreement betwl'Uli -Ileist., Rev. E. G. Petherick, to, the NorthA recent issue of the Yorkshire vestments. W01111101 fur peace. to Sinn candidates offered was National and whole whatever the that of no opposition sale Government how the cables Herald has the following: "Our atance to both. Back was also election day, as ArC1111131100 meanie, reply eig, peacemakers, no inatt,r loderatur, spoke many things This surely consti- ern Parliament. of which pre mud wi- Ware uiplaced. sectarianism 129 seats allottee. the more Globe on of or out 125 be reflections in extracts British Beware in his may to of of nominees called Fein teati,avouthe and recently-, teen highly tention has in informed us 110 parallel of, in the 'ere much to the point, people allow !sash 111,111 and and the find, that lollowing, put tile to credentiars bogies-Ireland record from have tending to tutes a victory and a understood which were published in our issue une camp and tile bishops and his re- there are ten perfect unanimity easily Au Misr or peace (punters. crest to the community,of in**Religion Ireland and Rome have history. No such stupendous evi dense of the inost from Me Irish independent: Romeof January 7th from the National Priests in another. but ail v ere unit- highest or taken ancient in is worth a 1110. agreement nation an that any of that or made Ireworld been ections ton the subject through the has of anderstood all is history friends it of as of a people in the peo- been close intd hut been allowed to vi between Sill., Fein Review, whlich are complained' ColisIdei.311011 of the Mai people. lid the Nation." Thoughtful the days of St. modern times has ever been recorded. The reply of theirish people to the has been Mannix's LiiandlleDecause he had refused to do 111Clit's society land's history sincekept Government say th-it the is worse and the supporters of the Irish Parlia- reflecting on Archbishop the Faith British Government whose administration in their countryjustice The The British le in reviewine the state of yes. use doer Patrick. Ireland in conneetiOn relations with his predecessor, Arch- tile Government's work there. open lie peace. need is policy door great comi"iriy the in must mentary realise Its that du must to ,-day Par- bishop Carr. abandoned it. The than the negation of government is something In asking him have Beenst England the extracts 'Stir black and tans are bewhen Government nut fur These open, is eke:slues the influence comwith by giving horse, lie hind Me dour with Ouvertunent revoldifference wrong the the here is for entre quieting kept long standing this isickee has the under had Ireland to adjust will, work, that fact side friends Britain mere Grace's his pel Great Each been regarded by to Australia that vers. in Mete Lewis. I go bask to Usrestore it to that peace and order Catholic Faith is largely the reason plete self-government to the people of Ireland. who within the past week liament. put rorwant sn equal as representing that he took a hos- was taking a teessage than arrange...M, Feiner, everything in: wad said and dune before traita a disappointea mail at not bashich all true Christians so ardently number of candidates Slum.votes why she is lighting fur that same have again emphatically declared, this time more determinedly to their tile attitude towards his predecessor, and since lie left Australia regarding ing seen Isciand, but I am mare tummies esire. Religion. that religion which self-deterni isatiou which has beet. ever, their abhorrence of British domination ant all that the precious lug their nest preference their secutta prefer- depreciated his work, disparaged Ireland had been endorsed by the earnot to sell Ireland tnan to see tier. expressed in the life and death granted to the Dominions, but word' "government" means to them. ,enck not only must Eegland ac- own 11011111lee,I 1111(1 !antedates his policy, and belittled his services dinalate. the archbishops. and the When I get back I promise all whole At least every English- ence to the aritamentary tell it new 1,11Celii that WS tousle: eitan nd teaching of the Lord Jesus Ile would be able to which is forcibly withheld from her. cept the verdict of the citizens of Ireland. of the latter will, on to the Church. We are informed priests. supporters imwhile most of Amas the States hrist, he regards crimes and outrages be unloosed. Australia snall in told does not say in plain words that speaking nation-the British Dominions and the United people in their their part, sive their second preference that these charges are quite unfoun- Australia that the not be placed to the what is be actual state of things in rtant factor in man. earl to it He to the Simi "ales candidates, and their ded and unjustified, and do greivous In Irelandof must he is opposed to the Irish people erica-must insist on complete autonomy for the 'Irish regnant! Ireland.' the Irish people. discredit to corppete with such Irish chivalry. tIrst to the Party selections. e turns as the one great powerful being recognised on equal terms own. country'. ncthing is There Man Dr. of lie hi porcharacter a day keep Ole Ireland mto in to hat peace itself' could !lave The gaLlec ing preseuted all 011 LatEach Silk ulwark of society. the great re- with us, but from his reference to courage and determination of which this recent instance of self-reliance intact, bus nix as a priest and a prelate. In by ceasing British crime and British True, own ideals and organisation of Pr. Alanux by Sir June rainer of those human passions, Scotland we infer that he is. His and overwhclii.big confidence is so expressive .and convincing. one another publishing this disclaimer, we desire aggression. The Irish people were ask- trait to themselves POrtsinoutti. pledge ltistiop of they 1111, to ely' economust be counPil-hich are the root -causes ef sas candidatures are returned In tender our apologies to the Arch- ing for nothing but what they were remark that there is no fanatical however, to traditional English custom an Irish victory Dr. -its tat.. sails for ass.naiii a series of "ter- that ifwilltheir tie and social unrest. Tiles were asking for twit- Saturday aboard the Jute- cse liner lest sit in the Parliament. hatred in Scotland for England teracted and swallowed up in scare cables reporting bishop for the reproduction in our iltled to. to witieli all eations Kleist, as hi atm res to avoid :he Britassassination, ibeY Daily C11111111c1c's spe- columns of these misstatements, determination, It is not an original estimate seems to assert the existence of a rible" Simi Fein escapades of arson, shootings. attempted London The Discount cial correspenaseit in Dubin, iliscussine great and small were entitled. ish hich the lee. gentleman gives us fanatical hatred for England in Ca etc., etc.. such as we were asked to believe daring the week. to express regret that they Fein and agreement, slates that the sow Wfleaghare put in black type the words ilinpartial English et first sigh:. villainously conceived ',fleets to information (even though f the valve ef religion, pure and tholic Ireland. No the iii the Sis- should have beau copied from the organisers unquestioned. Party 1..onCtlaboul,e):Alay I1, and Irish 1."'6 which clisaase an outrageous attempt (Da" mud guide and there is unqestionablc teacher that which the deny of re critics truth ndefiled. writers asel libel- source named:* it is cabled', the cable mocours to add guard. The Coutily srea oil nut, at the most dish. Scot- by the London Of the National mankind. lie doesn't pretend is any such bitter and irreconcilable aineunt of wanting is sufficient to keep readers en their secure will issue three January Hey' cosisider !The mustard to a domestic topic already too the weeks pass. al estiniale. Review rontalneil all atrocious attack, tish. and Vel,li Roman Gathoile arch- warm for the British taste, but whose al. it is. 1 t is the old Concept of hatred existing in Ireland. When necessity of such wanting 17ecomes more imperative as of the vl seats. than more yieldincluding the illusrage on 'clergy'. Government and alter page British covering Divine the causes of Irish discontent are but not many inure can pass with out the bishops, by the Dominians' people e first preachers of the Belfast Labour's Attitude. trious leader or Australian Democracy several 1:ein Australia and South consumption bear; apart from This le so easily 'on! It is contained in the sweet removed, tlic opinion cif generous ing to the tremendous pressure no w being brought toself-determination Simons at is eagerly chaired. The decision of the Belfast Labour 1hlr Mantils ay "An Australian Cathoentertained Archbishop 1.i those who pat propanunasid of the NIti-God: "Love English minds is that Ireland will that which threatens. on the subject of Ireland'sline:: that she her- Party to take no part lm. the elections lic." One somethitie After the style of Africa at the Cannon-street Hotel discernable banquet a tnat -and -twos together two One numgandist limited surprise. evereiresent. though Portsmouth sonic the of Bishop created city The to :twitter. as I have loved you." be a friendly neighbour of England, and the inalienable right to govern herself un the that in -day. party ber of "loyal," "hewing" Catholics to to nothing but fat denial by the mighty Cotter). who presided, read the dignitary or the leading ineinbers of1e.:1thethat nfortunately for the world the and a generous ally. He had the self desires and demands.-Ed. R.] (whose word is taken the we be found In all communities. Although (Pr. irons the Vatican:say mg: -We as Message quoted is rellowisig could a all else) mmand of the Divine 'reacher was opportunity to condemn, as eminent over before over Cable., to appeared world Ii-,ah (Daily Press on this the article refereed 0111C taken the proper coitus, The mental to eta have an idea of the "The Holy Father Joins you ail in wish- be safely rel:ed upon parted from. Fr Ise prophets, not Protestant churchmen in England London. May 14. ureasion in standing duwii so that the non-de-pinnie.misguided writer's hien- ing Archbishop Mannix God speed." the bestial insinuation-characteristic e of them imbued with. a desire have done, and amongst them the have been com- old 11011t1Clil Parise May have the ring mirortunate, why Parliament Southern Victoria to Irish the for come. elections toast lilac "loyalist"-ofd The true Mc the Church, to of Jug the terreply the this. lm. within Apart from r a holier life Ur. Ylaniwi, Archbishop of Canterbury, 11.1.1:17 all to themselves. antrYe.viieBruotr .8:"Gruleatealct Here it is and it thanks tu and quickly, too. is a v?ry strung feeling &thongs' mane" up witnin the One Fold and rible reprisals under the authority pleted. An itatarum occurs in Wed- of his health, expressed his unopposed, in- Mere returned so good to him concludes with the mast crushing rebeen Six the been Lad have that who Toulon; From members fell all those Sinn a hit our nesday's west of 125 Australian Ireland, of and strife. in than many rlivieion Government ted No fewes of British Desmond Fitzger- eounty ;enlistment will not last bong, at Dr. .dannix by another "Australian during his weary months in England, joinder that only Irish intellectuality n onwards. society has had the but he let it go by, and was silent. cluding Arthur Griffith, Michael Collins, de Valeta, forge and emit with widow of the ex -Mayor and that it could be a waste of time Catholic"'--ettustraiian commie!" (thin! looking -aver it tile shores of Ireland. and wit caulden'ect. The phrase simmeet of their eeedings. Lod what Such condemnation from the new ald, the Countess Markievicz, Mrs. O'Callaghan. But the fact Again, in the previous evening's paper, Australia. whine he expected to leave such telling ex -Lord Mayor of io put up men for it. the of sister hisoutput it has been. English Moderator would have been of great of Limerick; Miss Mary MacSwiney. widow; of executed rebels. running candi- one with an elbow name. and one teliai- his bones had been good to him. Many ply pulverises all attempts to undernot is party the that the gigantic storm got or iindores:imete nave mine not could the he prevent not ry since the break with the old value in silencing many noisy sec- Cork; and Mrs. Clarke ant Mrs. Peace, tliourlit will town people of its ihem atrgni e just over to iroland, but he could have got force that Britain hat .s contend with or to work under dates He other Church furnishes us with an tarian tongues amongst us. individual inienUcrs frelni taking part j° such effect as poems/ cater on All are pledged not to take the oath of allegiance a o'er in spite of the whole British fleet. in attempting to heap rastorialy upon in the (onkel-- and doing their utmost illappy record of selfishness, greed connects he struggle for political the Act. thick's back. The revilers of Archif he had such an undisturbable figure in the to return tacit Via) would deal justly Mannix the traducers of Ireland Ile could also have got over it revolt against that spiritual life rights in Ireland with religion when affairs to_day.-Ed. and most of the others with the workers and to light then bishop and Irish Hallore In our midst and Veen prepared to do the work of those world's About one-third of the number are in gapl, Inch dominated the Natiot, prior he says: "For the Scots to declare heads. their a4ain it the profiteers men- abroad will also surely be brought who bad blen keeping him in England. on hardest price a heavy with few a London, May 13th. run, the Lustful on are the of the ursierpations The to book as was the influential Journal lie could have got over with Archbishop for Sinn Fein they would need. first 17 candidate,. will gain a, I'idopIst tioned Nationalists and Fetters Sinn the It is expected that Parliament, but that they will not sit. entirely different in the referred to e. --Ed. ILl Dr. Mannix sailed to-day in the eery. end his repudiation of the of all, to be dominated by the position Clune to participate In the aegotiations Northern the in been since seats had Ever ,if he nothing in Pope. ended which Japanese steamer Kleist. He states thority ef the priest." That surely from one who only willing to change his coat and pay that there is no foundation whatever find a bitter antagonism against was advocating Christian unity was a price which should not be paid by for the state -neat that he is travelNEWS OF ARCHe old Mether Church, which Time an unfortunate remark. There was to he went When nm. decent any s not modified. Nationalism wa- another: "Australia is asked to DIOCESE. Rome many people thought that he was ling by a Japanese steamer to avoid The sole reason red down the old Faith and sup- break away from the Empire." By going to meet his Waterloo. but the the British flag. nted the old traditions. New whom? The inference is by the Vatican did not claim to rule Ireland. is that he intends to visit Japan, CALENDAR. The first thing the Pope did was to ask where he will stay for a week before Her history in ale were forged in keeping with Catholic Church. Temporal this country is a sufficient answer to It he desired the Vatican to use the or- resuming his voyage. He expects to of pretensions e S. 2'2, Trinity. Sunday. White. dinary channels to get th on August 5th, narche, and the new Religion be - the implied slander. What has Sinn M. 23, Of the Feria. Green. B ritish diollmatic *to on his movements removed. arrive in Brisbane go Indeed. creed. overland to me a semi-political Tu. 21, Our Lady Help of Christians. Fein to do with religion, and why !nut he would not like the and will probably replied is subservient to the influences of mention the priest in connection White. Holy Fatnur to ask the British Govern- Melbourne, staying a few days in W. 25, St. Gregory VII. cry viscissitude in the Nation's with it? The answer seems to White ment what he had not condescended to Sydney en route. He scouts the ilc preferred in ro hark rumour that he is a candidate for '1'h. 28. Corpus Christi. Mies, eiel we find its formulas come from another remark which White. ask himself. views unchanged, the See of Dublin. le 27, Of the Octave. He is not, he nning parallel with the political shows the new Moderator's antagonWhite. In .111-ir.11ri withuntarnished. S. 28, Of the Octave. piratiuns of the time; hence, in ism to Rome: "It is useless to tell White and his honour declares, posing as a martyr for not interrupt the course of the bring allowed to go to Ireland. He [ We new-faegled pretensions of fha- us England is a foreign power. To cable here to call attention to the fact 4101,hum iiiii !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ffillimmullumhohmillumwmiumunnlommq4 without suryalists abroad and in this coun- us Rome, with its political preteneven if thy cable is a CORRECT could have gone there His Grace the Archbishop left by that e it is not surprising to find that sions and its decrees, like the Ne report of 17,3 Grace's remarks (and rendering any principle had he chothe Kalgoorlie Wednesexpress on become idea of Imperialism has Temere. which claims to overrule there may be reason to doubt it), it is sen to take the easy course. "It day, accompanies! by Rev. J. Dunne, deliberate attempt as part of the pro- will not be my fault," he concluded, article of Faith, and the Catholic law of our country, is the B.A., to make a visitation of the paganda campaign to create a division "if Australia does not learn the true (Taken from the Office for the urch is regarded as a menace to foreign power." There we have the Eastern Goldfields. His Grace will of opinion amongst the Catholicof people litical authority. Rome is a hob- real brand of that religion which Feast, May 24th.) their state of affairs in 'Ireland. England tho Dominions as followers administer the Sacrament of Confir- of blin. the Pope a Roman villain the Rev. Me. Petherick would have heads in a secular matter is trying hard to wed America, Saviour! and 'Lord mation at Norseman, Coolgardie, Hierarchial Mother of Out th a ruthless. ravening }lend ex - as the final religion of Australia. is too BUT IRELAND FORBIDS THE attempt The Irish politics. viz.. Boulder City, and Kalgoorlie. First in beauty as in power! vied to clutch the constitution, Discountenancing sectarianism, he contemptible, yet characteristic of anti- BANNS." Glory of the Christien nations! Catholic big,. and anti-Irish "pathe d the Catholic citizen, irrespective gives an extra blow to The abrve cable appeared in last to allow it to Saturday night's editions of T! -:e MirReady Help in trouble's hour! Next Thursday is the solemn feast triots" and "Freedomers," nationality, culture, or station in bellows of the bigots and stirs is ror. whole Labia service is second to Masses at the cause dissension in our ranks. Nor of Corpus Christi. community, a conspirator ag- up new heat in the pitiable at the us look askance need for to The message none in punctuality. Through the gates of hell against us Cathedral at f,, 7, 9, and 10, and at there st the good order of Society. controversies of the hour. "It is all efforts of prejudiced, small-minded im- has not appeared elsewhere to tate.-With profoundest fury rage; St. Patrick's at 8. On Friday mornat a wretched, disgusting. un so pitiful," he cries. In all conThough the ancient Foe assault us, ing at 9 there will be Solemn High perialists whose influence at the cable Ed. R.1 ristian teaching! It is revolting science it is. It is a waste of energy And his fiercest battle wage; Mass at the Cathedral, during which the Cathei:c conscience, and will for the Rev. Mr. Petherick to flipg her untiring be subscribed to by decent, to- his forces against the Hindenburg the Blessed. Saerement will be ex- great nunther of years work in the Chilcan hurt the pure in spirit, posed for the Forty Hours' Adore- seal and energetic Naught becalm women. nt men and line of sin, uncharitv and evil, so St. Anne's and Sodality dren of Hary's aid rely; Who upon thine till. The Solemn Exposition con- Society, In fact In all Church work. re isn't the shadow of a bit of long as the .gents of the Sectarian At thy hand secure of gaining deuce to support the ignoble Devil keep alive the flames of bigtinues unt:1 Sunday evening. when may God Tu ward her for Der long and high. on from mercy and May her soul rest Strength it concludes with Solemn Benedic- ratuirin service. tension. otry and ruthlessly put away the peace. tion and procession of the Blessed The Encyclical of the Holy Father t the lack of all the Sectarian. command 'if Christ, "Love one anSafe beneath thy mighty shelter--- SacramentMass Solemn High of St. Francis in this country today there are other." We would advise the preachcombine, will be celebrated at 8 a.m. on Sathosts Another Oil Perth and lioldfields on the Third Order thousand a Though against Word who rant of the ers menacing evils-and when they identity. Mr. Daniel 0'1111st:oil, passed was published in Rome recently in All must fall or flee before us, morning, and 11 o'clock on urday The Sedis." After week. the in Apostolicae early the "Acta rewire' to his unmasked, as unmasked they Rome, to examine their consciences Scotter'd by an arm divine. Sunday. husband and father of one of the best mentioning that he himsell receives! be, Australian citizenship will and ask themselves the question: known .and ),C411011S Irish catholic ratifi- the habit of a Tertiary in 1882, his flowers and of candles Offerings awakened to a true sense of its "Am I serving truly the Christ Sinon Firm as once on holy the city, particularly in the Holiness encourages nis spiritual will be gratefully received for the ers about perish, isibility, and the Sectarian whose minis:er I claim to be, by the deceased's end David's tower rear d its height; decoration of the altar during the Highgate it will get a swift and humilia- advocating or supporting divisions was not really expected, although he children to join the Third Order of with a alorlfiliS rampart girded. great His and despising men among for He then draws a picigthe Exposition. In preparation We are convinced fall. since a large number of years, being 111 St. Francis. armour glist'ning with And the great feast of the Sacred Heart only two or three does Hay God rest ture of St. Francis, who was influencle cloven-hoofed Thing is kept precept 'Love one another.'" bright; on June 3rd.. a novena of Masses his soul. ed, he says, not by a vague sentininent fcr an ulterior and wick- The Christian world cries for will commence on next Tuesday ment of religiosity, but by a spirit purpose by political obscurantists peace. cries for a Truce of God So th' Almighty's Virgin Mother The High' Rev. Monsignor Verlinte. of sanctity which manifested itself All those who wish to are out to get a pull on the among all men who call the Name Stands in strength for evermore: morning. will relet,rate Mass on Sunday. participate in this novella should t',O. tralian Democracy. This damn - of the Prince of Peace as their Masat Nedlands, In the Hall in the foundation of the Third QOM. Satanic hosts deferding Fran hand in their names on or before next the lintel. at 5.3n, Order. The Holy Father refers to lid hellish product has been used ter. and who are not as the scribes All who her defence implore. next Thursday. the wisdom of l'ope Leo XIII. who. ifferent periods in the history of and pharisees of old-unctinus shams A RETREAT FOR GENTLEMEN. ages, whilst adapting the Third Order to country for political ends to di- and hypocrites. It calls for mercy unending long the ANNUAL Through On Saturday, Julie Itll., the Very Rfret. Father Fagan. of West RETREAT e the people. To say that it is fir the weak against the strong: it Blessed Trinity to Thee! GENTLEMEN will open the requirements of the time, reion North spected its original character. His 'fated with religion is to out- demands that justice shall sit unFather, Fen and Holy Spi:it! be. Perth, returned this week after an ut the Itialemptorist Monastery, The Retreat will begin at tf Holiness says he expects from the enjoyable six weeks' holiday at Perth. religion and to fix on it a tag shackled in the Council chambers of Praise and perfect glory p.m., and terminate after early break- Third Order the most effective aid Larne, Busselton, the State and that rich man and Caswell. Amen. fast the fsillowilig Tuesday. The time for the improvement of private and eligion, in its strict sense is the poor man in citizenship shall have Is most opportune, as Monday, giv- public morals. St. Francis was nsz The Very Rev. Dean Drayne. of ellosen our and warship which is due to an equal share in the privileges proJune 6th, Is a public holiday, thus under and Father O'Malley. of Geraldton, ing !warty all au opportunity of par. content with perfecting the private Infioite God, and that worship, vided by the Constitution IIMIIIIIIII11111111111111,11 ti 111 I/lhg1RH1Unir1dlllltllrtotldf fIRn111N1i1likfti tem- lives of the Tertiaries; he was lie spiritual and Southern Cross, leave by the Ka. wotilie of the Infinite One, which they serve, irrespective of It appeals roola to-day for the Eastern States, poral lements (Welted during the three anxious to use them for the teeterbe eewentable or morally right. party, creed or race. days are, incalculable. as instruand individuals ment of en route to America. COpy 01 the celebrated vendquote the words of the Protest- for a recognition of the Ten Comare participate The poem, reproduced above is all exact order to Gentlemen wlehing or 'seen. Don Bosco, by or Mary, Raments to arouse the desire for Chris. of to the o Immaculate Heart brightly ing of the Ilelp of Christians executed liarneck "Religion is mot only mandments and the observancethe on th, Of Its diant requested to communicate with the Rev. and venerated at Turin. brought Sea star, beam the ramou-- artist, Townies° Lorrenzene As announced last week the first Direetor, or Mr. II. P. Wanare, Se Vitt - tian wisdom in human society. The ask home' they had to of tee heart, it is a deed as them, and filially it calls for Isle one speelal favour I and the late Cardinal Moran wrote: "Froin Southern Catholics nest ins. heartPontiff counts on the assistance of paramount Tariff in of hypocrisy their overthrow or Highgate. and priests rent love hardships appears -street, in instalment of a new feature the native even in the it is faith active thee-that nemerons devution to the 'Help of Christians'; in their afflicted of yet and emin- on page 2 of this issue of THE REthe Tertiaries in promoting interin that treasure of faits was enshrined arty be rending exile; this sanctification of life. This is to-day 'in Government and cathoitc nulls Help of Christians foundation stone or the first was the Sweet to holy. and alluding peace and appeasing social sits Caesar And ently 13/4/21 national on which souls." religion 10/ hybrid Evangelical received of a Thesis on We the CORD. The whole which uth with added: "Who love, plead ever Cardinal the 1811, mateinal Stith. October rive thy 111 Australia, hi church for God's In disunite. He hopes that each town *cherry or our intent land. "Cathechical Method" will be re- L2 on 26/4121 as subscriptions newly-.rived pastor-Father stians must become better ac- side by side withoffGod. patron selected by the people and the be dedicated ror the many needs to It were was even every %Wage will have a mask of the names and the no invocation but put put be us what name, let Under to of RECORD, not of THE church? chapters, the first are produced in mother Patron they --for this inted, if the Most Glorious Pt. Joseph, Mary', the Immaculate Mintier of nod, under This and We therefore do not flourishing branch of the fraternity to the worship of God? the universal church, intercede for which commences this week. We forwarded. hame." If. then, religion is to (heat and the confidencein man. Clic,. as Patroness." special invocation or 'tied, of Christians,' Will be should religiov, will work generousfolmoney whose members the if the peace-peace whom for work with to society; work II, Australia. not only to the Reknow of commend these colielicic Cowmen Plenary the reconstructor is why the pest Australian Vie. .01oriusiseimat. Coelorum Regina,'Hujue peace in the nation. Glorious St. Francis Xavier, pray for ligious and teachers, but to our credited. Will senders kindly com- ly not only for their own salvation lowing beautiful official recognition:woril is to be brought back AUS1LIATRIC1 also for that of others. He de. but Australia. guH Deiparae sine labe cmieeptae, C1110eTIANO1tUM readers municate? in general. 'oel, religion most be given in Terme Australis Aimee ratronae laus et veneratio." sires that all the Catholic Associaal essence to the people, and tions of young people, workers and Attention is directed to an anmust be saturated with char-

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women, should join the Third Order appearing in -our adverbuttressed with good works. and the Ulster case. But the nouncement in the same spirit of peace and charbe ended by the brilliant discovery lition CATHOLIC YOUNG LADIES' CLUB. in the moderate and tising colueins notifying gentlemen note 'oiliest the things considered in dominant not ity which FA. Francis wished to furIrelands, two of that there were to which I that their Annual Retreat will open Tile social slid dance 11.1.1 um. sat dress, the Rev. Mr. Petherick in would-be friendly circles ther. Peace between states and beindividual solitary success. a a great Not un inPerth. was Monastery, North ;4111, one! my at the May of urday. most sectarian devoted d to the subject of purposely of ,onclusion tween classes of people, to be lasta by entertainment lust fooled the befog Ireland was of utter bewilder- 4th prox. He cculd not but do so, for This ing, must be founded on peace or so ludicrously quiries was one (Pally Cress Cable). held by the club. we are sure class eternises this upon based Britof the self its foetid tolerance the at May ment ittly it has shown London. blIteess of title entertainday the with at that is soul, and this needs moderation of week-almost Father C.SS.R., by Rev. Murray, Week people for the acts perpetrated pre/tent conducting a Mission at Green prominently within the last five ment the following ones will be looked U.S. FEELING ON IRELAND. false. Father O'Callaghan was fatally Shot the desires. The Tertiaries in emby day-the futulity of the parti- ish all by armed men at his residence in Cork. bracing poverty of spirit will act in their name in Ireland." s in the social and political life forward to by the members and The bushes. tragically been since has policy memholy tion tirifilti, or trailer Like He admits that it others interested in the club. Navy. is country. Big the and Once Debt The by O'Callaghan has suffered against the unbridled love of riches Sir Horace Plunkett, just return- demonstrated to the world. items were contributed Mitchell, ohs, Father Rev. rathers Cagney and wretched and un-Christian musical Ine preservation of Britain's and the insatiable thirst for enjoyMiss D. McComish, who received a line from the United States, confirms more there is a feverish anxiety to The unanimous opinion given in c.ss.n., begin a Mission at Sublet.° death 'for g, and he recoils from it, as all reception; Miss B. Carr, whose fine ed Ireland.-Ed. /1..1 which in of the dame none lisTimes, good ment, which have an exasperating to -morrow (Sunday). 'explore avenues; a letter in the London discussions to which Sir Horace horour the Christian name voice was heard to advantage; a sketch in so frequently will lead anywhere until the British tened was that, as long as the Irish effect on the struggles between As a minister by Misses 0 FrendlyWe, k. O'Connor, impression conveyed NOTICE. , with aversion. the there in that report that to vision of pleased are published more We employThe women of the Third for classes. news and comments people dineeay sore remains open repayment Workers and applicants ing Christian principles, he and L. Elliott caused much amusement, by an improvement In the condition of Coalition statesmen and recognisea England's war debt to America will Is bad direct Or indirect Order will oppose indecent fashions applauded. also a our own celemns, that I.. Briody, of Softie who is ly- ment who have of them as to Melt' Father not subscribe to the filthy and and was vigorously as well as disastrous national a the is of uttermost of delicate modesty. there the example The "The whole that by Miss K. ()Connor. Father enquiries made be demanded to seriously ill In Bunbury, requested to by the us propaganda of the sectarian recitation il- ing in every way to do wishes to thank Miss Ilowle chapter in the dark history of An- party faze to be saved." Father race or nationalitytheare O'Donnell, of Northam, and farthing; and, he adds, "equally Secretary of the All will strive with b was rife during the war committee more conuitunicate been has a Miss Mann for their kindness, and of post and relations journeyed poor. utterance Illaviands, the glo-Irish of good to the Lynch, luminating was Ireland League Dominaht Note. and which at intervals III iiivats egpasve ,,iricriy, taetlipsefIc loon ,:i;kteiccoirieSelf -Determination for Arcade, closely followed in the United who anathema- haste to Bunbury last week on receipt Perth. The Holy Father hopes for great "it Western financier, seal crises in this country, for of the news or Father BrIody's Immi- of Australia, ad Royal "Until this very year." he says, not States than in Britain"; fruit from the activity of the Termy 000r country for letting tised of prayers to the did Thanks than half a century has been a evening such a success. who death. all nent by the Cork, of arguable . burning was poet - tiaries, stimulated by the thoughts "the Navy! that and big desires a for lady in on of club met the America multitude of polipriest's members revere4 WANTEO.-Young and the the tna All ng horse for bigots and the know America from within that Ty - which the sevenths century of the interference may be resent- friends, we. are happy to announce lion as geperienced smell:mud evaishig, the 16th. Inst., in the destruction of creameries, the treatment of Foreign adventurers. He referred to Monday Bookkeep- foundation of the Order will suggest. piste; slight knowledge ofPost Hail for a general meeting. An killing of civilians alleged, against indignation over ed. But the verdict of the world, hopeful tidings. Once, t he failed to rise to the level Parish Much busi- all probabilite, to have attempted to Ireland was confined to Americans which overwhelmingly condemns the Apply, "Typiste," ing. attended. crowd excellent bold and impartial critic. He mess was transacted, and We are pleas - escape from military arrest, have, of Irish blood, or others who were, present regime in Ireland, is surely ANOTHER GENERAL ON THE Very lice. 1. G. O'Rourke, Adm., searemont. es the Catholic community. the niitentigerrsep= tehiant.Alediumber of new with similar happenings, 'lowered from whatever cause. anti-British. BLACK AND TANS. Port Augusta, returned by the Or an argument for ending what ob- monde DAMON& DANCING. twelvelie press. and the Catholic pula after and Taus" has cotne is on Thursday in which the British peoregard discussion the The mended." under feeling now be seelely. I o slay.name "Black "The cannot Mcit's Young viously and /Allis:NM was agents Perth real stay Ireland will always have sinister in the caused by Ills being being trip. ith it is i months' ple are held in the eyes of millions If wider and deeper than I have people. GRAND CINDERELLA DAACE. assoelations rer Ilse Irish are very pleased of Americans." saddened not only by political events, M" rs of the wretched dissensions the eampalsrn.We HALL, the special char41) years. it in define to known I were asked report that it is meeting but also by the death of his aged en- to -day. Either he is wit- to be abie to results. Sir Horace sailed for the of the Black and Tans. I TUESDAY 51(5111'. When acteristics CATHOLICO YOUNG MEN'S etoer PERTH let pea not by will We felt mother. strongly splendid the with is most provoca"It ISM fY. he recalls, the would say that they were the members blind ti tile activities of sherittan's Full °retie:ore resecret known yet, as to which team States in December, frier The tive Armen! hi Ireland. DANCE. Tickets, es. asserted pie who earnestly desire ievous propagandists who are the GRA.,10 CINDERF:LIA Next Monday evening Government confidently ' es It is with extreme regret that we in the mad. 1:01111111,sillis saw with United W. .1. 'Week iron. Sreretary. of theOWilLabour HIBERNIAN 11 51.1.. by the lations between the There ainst the Catholic Church, and is ' had murder Miss Kate Naughwanton acts of of they mast the death that. the eyes record their el, has Britain. at ft p.m provoration by members of this rave.TI1E.-trAV, MAT e411., ton, who dle,l a fen days age In Perth. are the real originators of the IT'iii!he've'ntilrrilnexitirt:Tle T. teormv,P7, throat." and that the situation was mid Great k !-Art Union and very a',Ie Brita very Sheriden's Full Orcisestsa. Hs Inners wIl re Man old Calliteli al ianism which he condemns, or oriel, and we ran guarantee "well in hand." In fact, "the eon much nitcosive 'ndivit e All the Members and tiapey evening. impartialof judging incapable _lid

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Tin meeting was announced ,ecti. ton. formerly anil station.'. aim 306 priests. SYDNEY. and by Mrs. Helena theTlarwis. BEAD OPP1011 lar and regular. Daring 1919 conTenth Christian. in reader first children OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF immediate 1P29 there were (By J. Harding Fisher, S.J.). The iu -m. Science Chu;'' presented children the 711.989 up to set firmed and because the culture given There cause of the movonent In all the world, perhaps, there Christian,destroys for religious examinatime in its beneficiaries First Independent Chrictianis Science Rabaul "Dv, Britain); London (1). Is Live Principe/ Cities and Teems of Australia and City, said to is no person whose sayings, actual by them are 22 charitable institutions. The York New of of Catholic faith, robs Church for integrityinterest the even:lumber of training colleges higher be the action of State delegates iii and supposed, awaken more and children her of that, ac- than those of the holy Father. He the Church at 3184 Post Ofnces theanaglw priests and teachers and and Savings Bank Agenciesand rationalism and religious et all Branches, at 16. sending out questionaires other Wands of the Peetfk. Papua, New Britain, Solomon, imiependeni Ifs, and so prominent a figure and his tuates in grade and seconeary schools is Out A or- cording to those in tothebind members is an indifferentism. great so 1E1,000. to them up with Deposits carry on Intereet words not, There are in the Archdiocese 11 and are ate sought effect and movement, tendency of This priests of up to £1,100. six millions £1,000 who over and Those Interest on Amounts ders of nuns authority over so many a sort of to the "Nether Church." oats - men, that not only his children but according toofthetheCardinal, into Sir DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.G.. work of the as did not inswer the reiestions KELL. will jazz itself straight cou- brothers. JAMES code, by-product with as read Clererner well as positions 1821 countless others OLO IRELAND. regrets that Depots Governor raceway eetill net held question, something Ile." The priest discuss with earnest- sociations ,,in official connecthemselves from the Restoring the Catacombs. and regretted, undesired is readers or retain any except mem- eagerness and that he says. "seclude ples Benedict wundruus Ununforseen, of Pope isle an that Holiness amid His Far hence, ness everything purpose, openly body of the dance hall." andattire" taking great interest in the pretea tion with the. church beauty, will be no central fortunately, however, no public but a deliberate the organs cf their frail, flimsy, daring catacombs and bership. Titre the I nil, peniten t man's statements are subject to such proclaimed in Ile declares that, acCrouching o'er a grave, an ancient "the in from the sort vation of the Roman impertinences authority excavaevokes of propaganda. the work de. he is "a in furthering the sorrowful mother. serious misinterpretation as are OBTAIN PRICES FROM own assertions Church, it is said, its promoters and tat- of a maw who boasts that are tion which claimed so much attenintend to create Pope's. The news items which ap- cording to their newspapers, and Once a queen-now lean ground, bit of a bounder." "There Jn or- Oaring that athey ter'd, seated on the central ecclesiastical pear in the public press concerning made in pamphlets, "who hold tion from his predecessors. and Of impart to priest, is che "instead object adds dietheir those," fainaccur- periodicals, <ler to insure safety, access Her old white hair drooping, organisation, e church whose earthly the Holy See are frequently and moral culture which that the chaperone idea is dead itand is cility for carrying on the work, he manifestation is made up of free and ate. hevel'd round her shoulders; Even when they are written intellectual shall conroyal buried. The sooner, however, strips OS SUBIACO. enshall be their religion, and liberty arc extensive each they purehneed has accuracy, Meanwhile, congregations, of substantial At her feet fallen an uneeed with independent revived. the better." and complete harp. to receive grounds in two parts of the cata- tirelv self -governed, not only in often so meagre in details as to leave sist in full The TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE continues independently and Degen outside silent-Father Catacombs This thought is near the One who respects." WITH girl::, combs. all in misunderstanding. Long silent --she too long but for room Leicester denomination. theory and from WE SUPPLY EVERY'liIING IN CONNECTION by ter of every religionwhich of St. Calixtus, famous for the cu-it mourning her shrouded hope protests difficulty is further increased this object is are up in arms against hisin statement THE BUILDING TRADE. Passion. and bemuse state- The steps by the the of Leicester report bicle and heir: who culthose that moral ladies fact and young full that some St. the to impart intellectual V. POWELL, L.D.S., B.D.Sc., was in them that the body of Of all the earth her heart most religion. ments said to emanate, from "Modern Circes and Jezebels" This ceme- G. ture which shall be theirand har- Ianuarius was found. of sorrow, because most full of are DENTIST. comVatican, to say nothing of those and powdered and bejeweled and shall consist in full Tel. A1940 not PERTH. times is Arced,. partially restored. at love. tery are TERRACE, them. outside and who read ST. GEORGE'S thought of the 188 pies." to it liberty plete open to or it is hoped * by sympathy and and appointment. equipped by well or 5, very religion to every of 10 of mother: strip Hours: independently The other corYet a word ancient no longer on shortly. appreciate public to Dead. Artist which thought by habits of French Via Selena. 'Phone. A5038. of denomination. The steps the letYou need crouch therewith forehead Famous artist has ground is on the oldrecently rectly either the Church's point A welt -known French found this object is accomplished, the cold ground, --Paul 1Iippolyte Flan- Professor Marucchi DENTAL SURGEON. view or the documents' actual mean- etr states, is "to lead them insensithere HOSPITAL. catacombs PRIVATE between your knees: veil'd in died in Paris the of dis the parts VALESOO that a son of conwas M. O'Callaghan. ing. He Miss Holy there, drin. sit the Terrace. not and need Harvest bly, first to hesitate betweenabout -ST. (Upstairs). 0. you Teleedorns crumlAing, BARRACK were 148 work Holy Maternity. the whose by dissent artist Medical, so doubt ed letter to Surgical, then tinguisl The recent your old white hair, French churches. Father has made an appropriation phone A1080. Catholic trary opinions. the settle of many to Denof Bishops walls finally Registered the the and Office to and qualified everything, legally heverd: asMr. W. BOXALL. who is a mourn One of Paul Hippolyte Flandrin's for repair'. respectfully draws the Church on certain non-Catholic a sort of vague, indefinite For k e you, the one you tist of Victoria and Western Australia, the portrait in point. down in which least, Western PERTH instance in the an practice say his is most fa eous 1 ictures ishangs HOTEL to is, that fact Convent. a sociations the religion, to is not in that grave, public on the Commandeering attention of the --He is risen of Fra Angelico whichat Fouen, years, has been built oti the religious from that J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. It is precise in thought, unequivocal The Lord is not deadstrong, but Advices from Prague. Czecliie Australia, during the last eighteen in its in- a very difilerent in an- walls of the Museum recommendations skill and preached by Jesus -in language, and definite again. young and protests by solid foundations of meritorious productions that so which was state artistic elovakia, Accommodation. to best published light this so much that he his been far give Excellent has to by it appreciates Professing structions: other country; a deprecafrom gratified patients. Ile lie has by your are to he :Ten in some of the Pari- Archbishop Kordac and away his address. who cares to do Christ." one them turn regarding any they mistakes that of prevent Maspeople, to Alice Purity widely wishes Even while you wept there young Miss its for these tory statement by no agencies, Amongst Hotel Is noted original from the Church's authoritative sian churches. the one establishment in Perth, and employs Mas- ThisDrinks, Cleanliness and Civility. so, can read it either in the only fallen harp, by the grave, the President in of praises, those Press are daughter these The arik, Under translated, mural decorations touts, or canvassers in Town or Country. or in translations. teaching body, which has been 13u What von wept for was de aryk, have temporarily halted the GEORGE J. B.PHARMACIST, and the Public endorses misconception as to vinely established as the light of chapel of St. Jean in the Rue the Medical Profession recommends, Hotta pass'd front the grave, circumstances demonGovernmental daily is the of teeth appear removing sail'd attempt of the that this marvellous system its original contents would truth, arid urge them to seek light Vise it,winds favor'd;and the sea ing Cominission to commandeer strated without pain. to be impossible. The impossible their own guidance from thea withfor ai bc the Barnabite 642 HAY -STREET, PERTH. Teeth Porcelain occupied has Gum blood, convent Natural letter of new sets and Our beautiful the Prehas taken place, and the And now with rosy andcountry. own interior spirit and from unaidPRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST contour of the face and Nuns in the Hracleany, near premises out doubt the best in the world; the The conseVETERINARY CHEMIST. been lamentably misunderstood. Moves to -day in a new Whitman. ed human reason. Certain as to defy detection. manner a palace, to such in sidential reproduced being attaching and mouth -Walt in the is that the young boys One of the mistakes durable, perfectly tastenear the Presidential quarters Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and the letter is quence their GO, I have many popular accounts ofthe young girls who come under in Tirade-any, where most of the arc less, and permanently wholesome andof pure. of the predespoiled Midday on Wednesday are Ownership of Catholic Churches work. Teeth not fitthat which assigns As a authorship influence class this offices are situated, in rivals, no elemental of imitators, but matter Faith. the of Pope. comleast, call and name. the At the to is greater it of patrimony system. SYDNEY. Each Week to be vacated for the President's 643 GEORGE-STREET, ting can be remodelled on my new Pope's. cious has My workmanship is fact, the letter is not the CongreThat the Young Men's Chri-tiara From the Court of Cassathm fort and security of the see my dentures, before going elsewhere. Sacred SLIZABETH-STREET, the personally 244 accomplishtime ownership from ray the all to Commisactually is as emanated I devote It because (lousing Association come a decision household. The my best advertisement, BOURNE. bean I am The gation of the Holy Office, and this same result and that it proquest of suitable accomof Catholic churches in France. to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right where Merry del ing RECENT PUBLICATIONS. of a that Contributions, Reports, Etc. sion went inand, Cate Cardinal its of end rector same the fieed thi' include signature that iteet the to Prices poses reputation. naturally, holds my court known by curUndermentioned the modations. The for his in consultaday; acted ediit, one in the to of Advertisements explicitly.. conissuing in and Merry del Val saye postage:Country patients can be attended church is not the owner free use of THE choice on the convent. This nuns, The Devine. Val, who, of the Congre- dinalThis sectety, indeed. makes proare saved by those who conrent week's issue of taken. Story of Battalion, by W. and maps capacity as Secretary tions are free, and many pounds fice, but simply has the vent shelters about twenty of the With numerous drawings and RECORD may be This mistake, however, is their work to me. entrust gation. of a sincere love for v sung and me fessnit sult a contemplative life it so far as the requirements lead who [Dart Lindsay, 6/2. by and call before dethe Studies In not of great moment, because Warn. people, as if it had no dearer aim Take a note of my address for reference, practices cf :eligion are concerned. most rigorous self-sacrifice. ArchBy Rt. Rule. Ofscurf Dentistry in all its branches by SkilBenedictine Life and give them facilities for of the bishop Kordac promptly and vigorto ciding to go elsewhere. than Downside Pope is the Prefect of the Holyhave chapel of The question came before the the in Abbot and Butler, C. Rev. Vaugiraed reed Assistants. fice and the letter would not corporal and mental development; in a case which involved the any Archbishopric. Rue Barbet rte Jong. °tisk, protested against the proposal First Sunday. for The Life and Story without his authori- but at the same time it destroys York, First Saturday in the Month, Beverley, St. Joan of Aro. sponsibility of the rector for this artist consid- to dispossess the nuns. He showed By Rev. D. been published its de- The picture which it of the Maki of Orleans. 13/10. that and approval. declares washing and the and of the zation faith all that do their damage to his church or was they Illustrated, work that Si. Lynch, ered his best W. O'Dowd, 8/9 Virgin, mending of linens for the various Preaching. By Rev, W. B. Marie Another of the minor misrepresenpropopes to purify it, and to imstruction. St. S. Coronation of the Blessed Help. By 148 BARRACK-8TM= (Upstairs). of the churches of Prague. The Govern- Mountains of part a mute ptrfect knowledge of tations created by inadequate press 0.S.D.' 4/2. which ornaments the walls Ellerker, as any Jesuit. on a letter from the apart claim Honours its 0.P., at mid represents Jarrett, "aboee France withdrew Bede accounts 1;1e, Venezuela then Lady of ment Temples, By Our of Living Church Y.M.C.A. with the Miss Masaryk, presi8. religious system. The Rex. Edmund A. Walsh S.J., Jerusalem. Paul Flandrin was a the convent. to boys on wholly concerned Straight talks re. The letter Out to Win.to manhood. In proof of hi, statement, he ley By Rev. J. P. This is not the case. dent of the Czec:io-Slovak Red Cross, regent of the Georgetown School of very practical Catholic. the way of also announced the unwillingnessuse t:onroy, Si., 6/9.By Francis J. Finn, deals with an entire class of associa- fors to the peneildet published Foreign Service and internationally in C.A. judges Y.M the Office the been of has accept 6075eger. Holy office to the Reclaimwhich ce-itral Faosining. favours, wishes to inform them educator, be tions the to an that organisation known as "Agrum Romanum" In thanking her friends for inpast to be dangerous to Catholics and to Rcme. "Che cosy e la Y.M.0 A.: cio of any convenes or ecclesiastical Sermons on the Mau, The Sacraments, given the diploma and medal ofapuband the public general, that she has ed." is being tesSuch Ely Thomas the Faith. paragraph as one etc." Only Venezuela propqnc, of Sacramental*. si the the buildings. and instruction the lic grassastassroseasesel Imam 0141 Pope Benedict XV. is taking s * Flyon, C.C. 14/2. devoted to the "Y," and if it is sin- the object of the associations with timonial of public gratitude from initiative Children's Picture Boast rs cans in the reclamation of the The Australian The OfHoly the deals, the honour Crucifix. mention, the the Prayer of special for the letter News Delend simplest out which gled Italians country. cen. Book. that Prayer Romanum," which for Beautifully reason is that the Young Men's fice, in the exeteiee of its function (Opp. King Edward Hostel). arousBook ever published. been STREET has paid Father Walsh is from the office "Agrum marsh HAY indignation Illus. pestilential Great a -page 20 cull been with has illustrated, is the most of watching over purity of faith and TEL. A1126 of the director of Ceremonial and tunes FROM PIER ST. incled Mir the Mass. Card Christian Association DOOR Rome and the Medi- ed by the decision of the Socialist t between SECOND lying. and clergy. medal equipped The Catholic front. best the on morals, bids widespread and the ALL CATHOLIC Chancery in Caracas. Cover, with Mettler and has inspired the or- administration of certain communes FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, AND in question, and especially the Bishops, to safevar.1 organisations 1921 has arrived. is of gold, pendant from a cross bar terranean, of a company of land. in the province of Novara to remove the of for "Ordo" REQUIREMENTS. schoolrooms. by # purple ribbon. President V. ganisation is the quasi-paient of many others the yeung peopl-, over whom they to further the project, ac- the crucifixes from the & MURRAY with daoger HARROLD the the prominence of front undue the charge have secretary again, Marquee Bustillos, president ii, owners by Ilere political Park, given Sturm, Don to a statement merchants, Victoria the following Produce Chaff, tray, given to the "Y" is of lesser conse- which in their ignorance they Venezuela, bestowed the medal and cording on Sale Bran, Pollard, Orsini to a correspondent of Popular Party, sent Croce. VICTORIAN TAILORING 00. Wheat. Linseed, quence, because it is certainly in- threatened. "In the bare diploma on Father Walsh in consid- Prince Prince telegram to Minister Straw. Oats, Barley, Cash. New York Herald. Tel. A3945. Terms Chet:tan cf Maize. and The letter, as might be expected, eration of his high services ;n cem- the sentiments inter- name of high cluded among the associations to to London in been has Orsini subject the Venezuela takes has already bee" made enting trade relations of has faith and civil education. I invoke which the Sacred Congregation est capitalists, and it is stated JAMES KEATING. of considerable comment, but no Telephone 8155. and the United States. one Your intervention to avoid insult to exception. Mechanics' Institute). already obtained the supports of of a one is surprisel or seriously die of Novara province schools misconception, in banks. religion another 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite BROS. Still English two and FARRELL are people dehave Whew being it. is and Irish Suitings. Dress Snits Our by French President Declares Nation American authorities corn and nature, turbed Scotch to of Socialist inimical Line owing where Merchants Produce distinctly felt that, A Special Father General Holy The of Priests. on fundrunentel 'n image Specialty. Depends the holy Crushers. wholly at variance spread, to the effect that the letter the worii's present economic con- cided to remove as Sent on Application. HOWARD -ST., FREMANTI.E. it is ineeitalale that they The let. Paris, March 21.-The weekly reli- dition, all countries should under- Christ crucified." At Stoppiana, Samples and Self -Measurement Forms who Speggalise In oratn is a "Bull of Anathema." any sense principles, from The only Firm Just to Hand. should differ wide's- on the applicaa Papal bull in Salt Crushing. not gious papers p -iv considerable atten- take the reclamation and cultiva- soon as the news was received is and ter Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Catholicisnu popular principles. large be those a of between -ms, justly tion it -e can. school nor conversations now barthe the word, to the tion territories of their ail of tion poles are which in held, indifferentism was religious President Millerand and Cardinal ren or unproductive. Such enter- demonstration described as an excommunication. and as far as their basic positions S. BEECROFT pert. CarRECWA RITF Maurine Archbishop of Lyons, which prise would give present employ- even Socialist women took were for the Church does not excommte apart BUTCHER, sumRAILWAY is are concerned, and as a consequence took place when the Cardinal paid ment to workers and increase the abinieri and police agents SUBIACO. nicate corporations, that penalty or ROKEBY-ROAD, 181 in their canons of judgment and their individually Killed Meat Sold. persons. Flesh for his respects to the President on the supply of focdstuffs. The plan now moned front N'es celli, awl arrived Prime Only reserved 'Phone 1341. standards of value as far as they occasion of the latter's visit to being promote& was considered bv time to see she crucifixes replaael collectively, and by its very nature the mayon these basic positions, are, Lyons. President Millerand thank- some of the present Pontiff's prede- as the people had informed to such persons as are members of depend MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprletremt. The back ASK FOR put be to weir iney are right opposl te the they co-tee:ration that and must be, irreconcilable. purpose to reitn the or for The the Church. that ed the eauetinal estimated Catholic is It the cessors. The most minable for viol°, meat, the In i`s'y. Ito,t attention .111,1 moderate Prices. RYAN PHIL instruc- Pope is committed heart and soul, av convey to is Bad, Perth given by the Catholic clergy in tl e project of reclaiming the "Agrum in place eemedi letter the of had to clill,!ren and Night. en so Day or w unreservededly Hire and defor and meny Car Motor time, particoncord Dodge completely and national of !natter of to Catholic pastors, Romanum," which has an area crucifixes on their Car No. 208. Motor tlarage eeie- tions of the Hier- each and every portion of Divine clared that the nation depends upon about .50,000 acres, will require an begun to display of their phone. A t 927. 6.1..0. Motor Rank, cularly to the membersand means of Revelation; his critics discard that the moral authority which the Ca- outlay of £10,000,000, and about houses as a demonstration to devise ways A3488. archy, altogether, or have whitIf the plait Faith. tholic priest possesses to maintain six years' time. safeguarding the young people com- Revelation bea union losing tled it away to suit their omen views, everywhere Orfrom Prince care develop their and to is successfully realised. mitted GARRETT & Schism. Church WEST Science Cardinal or else assent to it only in so far tween its citizens. The sini said, the land would be of in- Christianis said to be the first actual their Catholic faith. In speaking wiNimi ILL EXPERTS, PLUMBERS. to unaided huWhat replied that such had always been Our Specialities: Pumping Engines, calculable value to Rome, and would of the associations concerned, the as it approves itself Pope regards it nums the Tanks, considerable during in slams, The away Hydraulic the attitude of the clergy example make the city self-supporting ans' breaking document merely describes their manhisreason. the Windmills, from and Pumps. Scientists to defend the Bores, duty Christian of bounden bers as -avowself glories. the former war, and that they were an of its activities, some back BARRACK well known 10 LAKE-STREET, PERTH. that' bring as a result of removement that of sacrifice. He pointed outLyons The chief town in the-area is Ostia, "Mother Church" ed and officially proclaimed motives Faith from any the directors his critics reintegrity; its threatens -ind activities, 147 priests of the Diocese of these 15 miles from Rome, and near cent litigation between underlie about which the anti as an father. Church" "SHAMROCK" action the Papal for "Mother the any such lives of efsent had lost their the site of the ancient city of that the danger both in tendency and Science TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, to fetter human freedom. This land and that now that the war was name. In the first century the al- trustees of the Christian fect which such activities controlled effort by a meeting WELLINGTON STREET, PERT1. to young being the case, it is futile to look over the priests wish to work har- luvial deposits from the Tiber filled Monitor, is forecasted present motives such by to last, Proprietress March in Mrs. S. E. McCARTHY. Proprietress York. M. SHERIDAN, for agreement where there is no moniously for national restoration. the entry and destroyed Ostia's use- held in New Catholics. the First Independent The conversation was ended with fulness as a nort. Excavations made organise Science in the ground for agreement. not expect Gas -Fitting, word single Plumbing, a of Kinds not New all is at For There of Church side either do Catholics, therefore, the hope expressed on world war unearthed re- Christian and Galvanised Iron Work, letter which can be construed as an that of before the the meeting was held the measures taken be the Head the proximity of the resumption the enormous graneries York. The Astor, mains of MARK DUNN and had been objection to the humanitarian work. of the Church to keep the Faith inin the Itotel importrelations with the Vatican end Ostia's former e proved which the by either on Perth. -street, carried 332-334 Wellington as such, of the ance and the richness of the soil In called by a group of men and wemes, tact shall meet with the approval of maintenance of the policy The Licensed Plumber and Drainer. MinYoung Men's Christian Association resent what they call an atlittle or no appresacred union in France. It is now planned, ao. who the metropolitan wet, supply, or by any of the other organisations. those who have dominatign To Le- its vicinage.Prince of his views of the Faith. ciation ister of War having bestowed the genOrsini's statement, tempt (-pi ecclesiastical S ewerage, And Drainage Department. to cording Merry del Val goes tile of Cardinal fact the directors In heaters, of Bath the part Baths, Michaux, on Dr. Utensils. is that the on Dairying demand Honour. they All that gion of build another city near Ostia to Christian S.:infest: Church of BosTapirs. and Windmills Made and Catholic to out of his way to pay a tribute to Pope and the Sacred Congregations eral chairman ef the French was congestion in services. important the for pre- relieve the housing "Y" the same fairthe with treated be gymnastic sociesies the star port shall in Rome itself, and to make a it rendered to a large number of ness with which enemies of the sented to -day in a great pageant . , there, and thus establish the Italian the World during persons unhappy Church: the by treated the Park of the Tuilleries in Paris enare The city. Church six capital es a maritime lie calls attention to the that the Holy See and its statements War. by Marshal Foch. More thantook gineering costs are to be met in conthe "V" and the other shall be given a fair hearing, that both that fact thousand Citholic gymnastshonour nection with the reclamation work Limited. Insurance Company, associations are possessed of large they shall not be made to say what part in the exercises to of in the Pontine Marshes. SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. material and mental interests. With they have not said, that the : shall * their chairman. In the Cathedral inwas monument the efforts of the "Y" in applied Unfortumemorial Mons a PLATE GLASS, Charity. not be misrepresented. and GUARANTEE, Forth ACCIDENT, MARINE, FIRE, thirty Christianity and its endeavours to nately, however, misrepresentation augurated to honour thedead on Marshal Foch, who is an active LOWEST at in homes INSURANCE LIABILITY, with EMPLOYERS' and people left young provide diocese already be. the has of letter pnests of the recent of member of St. Vincent de Paul So, E MIDWOOD, Manager, CURRENT RATES large cities, with a wholesome moral gun, and if the lessons of history the field of battle. The Mayor ciety, and a zealous visitor of the with faciliVei for build- count for anything, the false reports atmosphere, Mont. the prefect of the departwas the principal ing up strong amid healthy bodies. of its contents are likely to be rement, the general commanding the poor andatneedy, the General Assembly ve miliand with an education, the Holy peated with increascing vehemence army corps and all civilian and rank held in Paris last (.17=mt-=`-w-e'SN4SIX=sittlk'efkceffell)!A.4.?.4.:Al'Ate...0.4,...O.Se.cle.eiteefieek society of of the their in came Office finds no fault whatever. Not and frequency until they ht last partary authorities March, Cardinal Dubois; presiding. The fact that hundreds of nurses use the use but the misuse of these acti- ade as unchallengeable truth. Cato testify their admiration ce: the The society, last year, recruited four zam-ituk in the course of their duties is war. the during clergy vities is the reason why the Holy tholics and the Y.M.C.A. differ on valour of the hundred new voluntary visitors, the a against further proof that in Zam-Iluk the public Office has sounded a warning the value of the culture which is ofof whom were students, cfl majority Cato dangerous are They IlviL them. The Divorce is furnished with a reliable healing balm associsimilar "Y" and by the fered six hundred gardens for eld. t. and because NORCJA NEW tholics, the letter declares, and skin -cure, the purity and power of If divorces multiply at the same workers: It also opened sixty-four ations. There is no reason why, in occasion the made being are they said country- especially, they should rate in the future as in the past, w hich cannot be denied. Below we quote information offi.es for families. the means of propaganda of this Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph bitterwithout amicably, Father Jones I. Corrigan, S.J., in BosN> and not differ time opinions of two of the many nurses Office Holy the which doctrines be will there to ton, U.S.A., recently, ness. It would be a thing much Progress of Catholicity in Scotland. who write in praise of Zam-Buk. H> deems prejudicial to the best intershould difference this if in this country by the middle of the Catholic population ; he regretted Ladies estimated The of Young for the Education ests of Catholic Young people. be- give rise to religious animosity, espresent centory 275 divorces for each of the Archdiocese of Glasgow is, St, educational and. NURSE SMITH, residing in Underwood cause the material 100,000 of population, or one divorce states the Western Catholic Calennow, when the country is so extensive ex For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR l'addington, Sydney. write.:-"After X45 advantages offered by the associa- pecially 1 here is dar" for the Archdiocese (which has Refuse Substitutes. for every five marriages. I can confidently affirm that Zam-Bak distracted. pariah. employbeing are In my ever used. question have tions in the best healing balm I have you ask for lam Bak every indication, he declared, that just been published). 450,000 the 41 urgent need of it, as, When which work I often thought of professional habits instil to Salm see that you get n. Ia ed marriages to divorces of unratio There find it the baptisms totalling 13,752. on account of its great antiseptic virtu.. I symptoms bet be pal aim with something 40F2f,sM93Micq5171P1K74FS,'281%F711;;AwiPOwiPlig%0;111%81C the Holy Office judges to be unGLANVILLE'S use in cases where dangerous for by your trader will rapidly increase, unless some are 227 churches, chapels, missions Is which rinalled The -birth. I would as lust claimed LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. as good,- because It threaten, as In the after-effectsof child legislation is adopted to cure the There Great Australian Remedy forall Instant not be without a pot of Zam-Buk in the house." returns late mare profit. evil. Thic cure, he said, was in ab. Relief and Speedy Cure of andHeadIs NOTMAIG " lust as geed.- as Inof Evelyn area. Balaclava. reliable Zees-lialt. NURSE LAWSON,an aches, Neuralgia, Toothache, solute prohibition of divorces. all-round healer for all des- the proved Sciatica, LumMelbourne,ea s:-"As fluenza, Rheumatism, hurts I consider Zam -Buk in- Zara-Bale is Invaluable for Cut,, criptions of home 1..1i bago, etc. Price, 1/9 per box, or 3d. t in connection with my Bruises, Bursa, Ecald Botta, The Jazz Danger. valuable. T have each powder. H. C. Glanville, M.P.S.. ii,.1 li, se pleasure in testifying to its Eczema, Face sores.and Injured niirsiii, e.i (Two doors Fremantle -at.. Market eterling antiseptic and end diseased conditions of tlo Father Degen, of Leicester, the Australasia.) of Acts Societies' Friendly the under Registered and of the Church once). a Post from interest Hierarchy healing qualities.by the such (Approved aroused has skin. Of all Chemistsand Mort priest who post at 1M Red sa per Mite, or BENEVOLENCE. in his denouncing of certain crazes, CATHOLICITY, free from NATIONALITY, Watchwords are: RELIGION, Its to attention O'KEEFE his J. M. devoted now C.E.Fallon' has demanding (Aust.) Ltd Appeals to Catholics (males and females], LeedervIlle. dancing. "Dancing," he says. "is Ita It is essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Specially Butcher, 24S Carr-at.,Pork, 39 Pitt 8t. Lamb alestablished in any Locality on receipt by the Prime Beef, Mutton, spontaneous expression of joy. Sydney. their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will be TEN of PRIEST the Small by and Beef sanctioned Corned hand. conchs PERSONS, on ways is and by promotes sociability, SECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED DISTRICT In kept Meat All speciality. requisition. a in the floods names and ages of intending members being fully set out Tel. A3597. the Live to good health and deportDISTRICT, the Premises. on cool Storage 50,000 members and £300,383 in Funds. ment." He then sounds the warn550 BRANCHES Throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand: ing note. "But mixed public danchelp and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. Financial strangers, are dancers THE PALACE HOTEL the CONTRIBUTIONS. ing, where MODERATE NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. W.A. St, George's Terrace. Perth. is fraught with danger, even if the CITY AND SUBURBAN APPROVED ON AMOUNTS SMALL passionate OR The PALACE Is situated In a must the LARGE of IN shorn ADVANCED are LOANS dances Banks and charming position. close to If no PROPERTY. FREEHOLD and freakish movements. and Theatres, and Houses, Commercial one cries halt,'" Father Degen conIs largely patronised by the principal Far tinues, after deploring the escorting home of the girls by their latest ad. Distri J. O'FARRELL Pal Particulars on Application to J. mirers, "the rising generation with tic its feeble hold u n do III

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President De Valera Replies to Lloyd George Trenchant Criticism and Masterly Pronouncement of Sinn Fein Attitude.

KULTUR I Four Samples From Ireland. (Through Our Speeial Correspondent, Cearball O'Brioin) The following are four depositions which illustrate the terroristic meth. ods of the Pritish Government in

BRUTAL TREATMENT OF A WOMAN, "I, Helena Murray. of Courtbrack, Blarney, Co. Cork, declare on my says: Information from a trustworThe first and second depositions oath that the following statement thy seerce indicates that the Irish deal with the scenes outside Vic- is true to the best of my knowledge elements in America expect Mr. de toria Military Barracks, Cork, while and ability:hard to discover any proposal thee Valera soon to announce his readithe execution of the six Irish priis more completely out of harmony ness to accept what they call "Fiscal "I remember the 15th December, soners of war was being carried cut 1920. with this than the Partition Act. I Autonomy" for !Ireland. On that day the Crown inside the Barracks. It will be Forces came need nut discuss it." to my house looking seen from them that British troops for my They did not find MESSAGE 10 THE PEOPLE. jeered and scoffed at the relatives them asbrothers. they and friends of the men about to They searched were not at home. "Our Cause is Just and it Will the house, and while Surely Triumph." the search lasted there were two solThe third deposition illustrates diers guarding Asked if he had any message fur me. When the search the manner in which Irish women was over the Irish people at this time, Mr. De asked me where the are treated by the forces of the boys were,they Valera said: discuss it to and are available, wieh real terms of peace Mr. De Valera gave an interview Gcorgehz expressed British Crown who raid their homes speak one of thewhen I refused to "Only this-to hold firmly on. Doe leaders it. to the will not be difficult recognise responsible soldiers said that with matters which in Journal, in to the Freeman's search of their men folk. cold steel would make rue speak. re- It is not terms of peace that are cause is just, and it will surely triof he declared that Mr. Lloyd George of drish opinion and the elected The fourth deposition gives the He drew out his baeonet and old cf slavery. umph. Let us finish the fight filednow, but terms available presentatives." Ireland-he with peace have could details of the-uncenscionable deten- me to look a: it and fee it, and "As long as England insists on dis- ly this time in order that it will not could have it tomcrrew-on the "Because," said Mr. De Valera. of tion of a prisoner on a fabricated said he'd drive ten inches of it inch reason and justice as the recur for our ehildren aid our eh.basis of justice and right. Let the "Lloyd George has never shown that carding charge. dreit's by inch in my breast and other children. The sacrifices is we of and basis manoeuvragreement, wrong to Ireland be righted, and the he was prepared to deal with this ing with the purpose of appealing to must make will be great, but the "I, the undersigned, do solemnly parts of rev body. After that ha aggression of which he is guilty be question in the only way in which it force again whenever she chooses, peace they will bring will be worth Advise:3 Government to Apply to tried to coax me to tell where my declare that the following statement ended, and "nothing more is neces- can be settled, viz., as a question be- real negotiation is out of question. Dail Eireann. the price. brothers were, or where there was is true:tween two morel equals-a question Lary." "Our losses as .t nation in the fight a revolver. When this failed hem" captive cannot "The defenceless The Han. has "I reAlexander Carlisle on level as remember a two nations the morning of Feb- started will not be comparable to the losses Dcarunion Home Rule. Mr. De Va- between that holds negotiate with the bandit sent the following telegram relative I was outside the women to call bad names to the rights. Because he has never Aecempanied by a Mrs: ruary 28th. lera described as "that conveniently gards of Germany and the women a pistol to his head. Having no we shall suffer by the political die P. his efforts to establish Irish Wheelan, armed with lady, Cork a for he has any will Detention that indicated Barracks, a military where six of Ireland; the elusive and inder.nite thing" which. just or final settlement, and because power of insistence he has no power turbance and uncertainty of leavirg peace: names were the pass, had an interview in Mountjoy young men were t3 be executed that worst I ever heard, so bad that I he maid, "there Las been no intention every act of his. and of his associ- of bargaining-he can only accept or this question unsolved, or by ccn'Dail Itireann. Please convey to Gaol with her son Thomas, sentenc- morning at 8 a.m. tinuing in a position of slavery ceasecouldn't of offering." repeat the the them reject terms bandit chooses fie than ates, from his two lying props "At about 7.55 a.m. we all knelt said I would not Mr- Griffith lily thanks for his ed to death in connection with the exploited by Britain. For the have a roof over It was the r reeent intention of ganda of Greenwood to his own play- to offer. That is why these so-call- lessly Baggally, in down to pray for the spiritual and me for Christmas. usual rapid acknowledgment. 1 shooting of Captain hundreds we are losing now in ed with a by Irishmen All 'negotiations to put forward my he said, jewellery, Dail Eireann, acting in private, and his AY -irking of trust the British people will soon Lower Maggot-street, on the 2.1st- temporal welfare of the Men who broaches, purse, rosary -beads, fight for freedom. as conand candidates for every constituency 'Spenlow and Jorkins' on simple and the English have always failed in manly were going to die. In all, about realise their mismanagement of November. scripts, for example, in one of Tirethat I had-was stolen in the two Partition Parliaments. weilaneaning folk, has given evi- the past. They were shown every courtesy 200 people, mostly women, were clothes-all Ireland to the Irish. :etting Welshby tain's them. imperial wars, we should by "Whenever it suited their purpose hundreds of thousands, and in lose the prison kneeling. officials and the miliOn the entente oetween Sinn Fein dence of nothing but gross insincermen, Canadians, and others late the Helena Murray. the English have always been able and the Constituteinal Nationalists ity. after their own affairs. Can you tary, and escorted to a private sit"There was a Whippet Tank, with business of imposing slavA FABRICATED CHARGE. "Lloyd G :urge has simply been to rely on for-c to repudiate the ignoble in the engine running, stationed near in Careema he pmierred to make no authorise my proposali of Saturd- ting room. Her son entered ery on others. to see if some section of the bidding charge of a warder and an Auxiliary the barrack wall, with three or tour terms they had previously agreed "I, Mary Kenny, of Grenagh, public statement until the agreeday? Slight by Comparison. Irish people might not be fooli'h upon. With force'and injustice. that policeman, who sat some distance soldiers who prevented us front go- ney, Co. ('ork, declare on my Blarment was completed. "CARLISLE." enough to make it easy for him to is dishonesty, in the background, away from the parties, and allowed ing near the gates, and informed in the presence of God, that theoath "The loss in the present destrum "What," asked the interviewer, "is folThe is following the message of them to converse freely surface excuses are maw to find no tion of property, enormous though Saturday referred one woman she would be shot if lowing is true: -your interpretation of the British to. and Mr. Grit. The young man on entering look- she carne any nearer. matter how solemn the pledges that it is, is but slight when we compare fith's reply:"I remember the morning of the Prime Minister's recent speech in the ed the picture of health, cheerful are to be broken. Ireland must ne- it with the sum that is annually exBritish Parliament," "Whi'e we were praying, the sol- 16th July, 1920, about 3 a.m. Crown "Regarding past coormunication, and happy, and embraced and kiss- diers gotiate on a basis of right and equal- acted from ds as a subject province were shouting and singing, and Forces came to my house and "That Lloyd Gorge, being a will you authorise me to state to ed his mother, whom he had ity sir iiiit at all." in direct impend tribute. not It is alknocked My husband and political opportunist himself, meathe British Government that peace seen for some time. He also shook telling us not to be wasting candles myself gotusupup. together insignificant when comparand let them in. They -we THE TWO PARLIAMENTS. blessed candles in cur sures others by his own standard; possible on withdrawal of Black hands eordially with ed with the indirect economic and Mrs. Mann, hands had demanded arms and searched him . At five minutes past that. being a moral coward himeight (my husband). and Tans and opening of negotla who had been his landlady. lie con- we Republican Candidates for Every commercial losses inflicted epon us He said there were heard the first volley, and we self, conscious of knowing the right tionsf versed about his brothers, nine in Constituency. through British emitrol. all'started the Rosary for the dying no arms in the house. They then course, and of being afraid to foe "It was by readiness to face sami searched though the house, arid said "CARLISLE, P.C.. 80 Piccadilly." number. one of whom had been in -Mrs. MacCurtain leading. "What will Dail Eireann do with low it, he thinks that we are simiAfter the British Royal Air Force and they found ammunition in the bag regard to the elections for a North- fives and by courageous acceptance lar tmwards. On Sunday forenoon Mr. Griffith fought the Germans for three years, the volley had been fired we were in which I used of suffering and loss that we won ern and Southern Parliament?" to have the things to think that the six men "Ile seems to believe that instead the land war. Toe same spirit will handed the Governor of Mountjoy and another belonged to the Ameri- inclined patching the children's clothes. is "Dail Eireann with concerned had been shot together, and we for of wishing to lead our people to re. the following reedy for transinis- can army. He showed not the least us to triumph in this. During the search I was standing one question only-whether it bring outed the candles, but still sist British tyranny. we desire to bid con sion:sign of nervousness, and the matter tinued praying, "Remembering that it is war, we the stairs and saw them put the should give its sanction ieo the holdbut one of the sol- on them to subm:t and surrender. He "Carlisle, 80 Piccadilly. London. of his execution was riot even men diers shouted from the ing of these elections, or whether it must act as a united people, and the tank: "Oh, ammunition into the bag. spoke of our being afraid to steno toned. lie asked his mother to light up enemy must be made clearly to un"Any peace proposals place a as should refuse recognition, between "When they charged my husagain, there are more to before our people and bid them the British Government and Ire- come and see him every day and come." ban upon them, and order the citi- derstand that as against him we are band wit:. having the ammunition 'abandon this and abandon that.' one. land should be addressed not to bring some friend. zen to boecott them. I told them that I saw them "After the second We do not desire to bid them abets. volley was fired "Every appearance of division that Government's urisonere but Entire Innocence. "As they rail be made use of to it into the bag themselves. p_ut they jeered and continued singing, don anything. Mit weakness gives the enemy hope to Dail Eireann. The fact that prove once again how unalterably or they He emphatically paid no attention to me. protested his enhissing, ind used language which I that by persisting in his present No Had to Abandonment. the British Cabinet proposes to tire innocence of the crime. declar- cannot repeat. After the heart of this country is fixed They took my husband away and the third aggressions he -.yin finally lall wear us six of my fellow -prisoners in ing that at the upon its independence. and how dehave kept him since without trial. "We know full well that once the the shooting volley a soldier shouted "Thanks be down and succeed in his designs. this jail early to -morrow morning took place he wastime termined is the opposition of almost Mr. Lloyd George, Prime 1Vlinistet course of abandonment has begun in St. Patrick's to the job is finTo give him sech hope is miming; indicates that it desires no peace. Church, receiving the Blessed all sections of the srish people to ally of England, stated publicly in the there is no end. The force that can Sacraished." as it is to invite a vain attempt to partition their country inasmuch ment and placing a lighted candle at House of Commons, that my bus compel the abandonment of some "Signed " prolongation of the contest, for into hostile camps. the Dail has dethe shrine of the Blessed Virgin. JEERED AND band had a service rifle and amof our sacred rights ear, if it be apwe all know that this struggle WHISTLED AND cided not to place a ban upon the Though innocent munition in his possession. as plied, compel the abaeclonment of the unborn MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. He can now be ended in one a -317. SANG. proposed elections. child, he had no ill-feeling against had neither, and was only charred if we are unable, or if the cost all. 45 Cleaver -street, only. west Perth. "I. the undersigned, "The duty of the Dail as the nado that night with having ammunithose make is so great that it is considered unresponsible for the his conviction. Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Pipe For the General following and Good. statement at what tional parliament government Organ, outset, and voluntarily, and Harmony. prayed that God would forgive and tion (the ammunition they placed wise to resist at the Terms on application. Miss O'COnnor end here-the rest is a matter foe "Each individual citizen must as them, as he did. The mother add- do solemnly declare andtaffirm that in the bag). stage of the giving way will we pared to take pupils for thela prePipe Sinn Fein and the other politic#I a duty subordinate his own special ed that she was fully convinced of it is true to the best of my knowbe able, or et what stage of the givOrgan. Tel. A2946. "I am now se- n months without ledge and ability. parties_ her son's innocence, and had abscs interests to the general good. Every ing way will it be considered wise, my and since he was ar"As President of Sinn Fein, what section and every class must do its lute and irrefutable proof of it from "I remember the morning of the restedhusband, to resist? have no-one to provide for his continue The game. Irish peothose who saw him at Mass on the 28th February, 1921. I was in at- me andI my "Would the enemy's success with ple have been taught too many les- is your at...tude towards this entente share. young family of eight, as DANCING between the Sinn Fein party anu AND tendance "England, morning of outside less by DEPORTMENT. the Cork him the tragedy. make She Military of force general Pars had his methods burniegs he was our only support. sons, howee r, to be trapped again. the old Nationalists in the six coon and devastation, been in Dublin for the past two racks, with others, praying for the by the destruction inclined to apply them again? "Mary Kenny." Yearning for Peace. ties?" of mills, factories, and creameries, months but would now remain here spiritual intentions and happy reWould we, having given way, and MISS MERCIA SCOTT, Sinn Pain's Intention. by the levelling of the great centres to the end. She had hopes that pcse of the six young Irishmen who (Note.--Jcseph Kenny, host -and "We sincerely desire peace. It having with certainty divided our Teacher of Latest Ballroom and were to her be of son's Mary executed innocence would Kenny, that is an American citi"My etre% vle, I think, is pretty of industry, by the robbery of naassert own people in the process. be better is natural in conditions like the premorning Fancy Dancing, at 8 o'clock. itself and lead to his release. zen. He was arrested on July 16th. able to resist him later than we are sent that we should yearn for it from well know a, but I prefer to make no tional revenues, by the chaos which Has Resumed Tuition. Lord H. Cavendish Bentinelm in "There were upwards of 100 peo- 1920. but was never brought to trial. now? Surely there is but one ans- our very sou':. We are conscious of public statement of this question she is creating by abstracting the the House of Commons, asked whe- ple in our group in Fairy Lane, On August 12th he with other priwer. pothing in our hearts but a spirit of until the agreement is completed." moneys collected and intended for Private Lessons by Appointment. ther the exercise of the prerogative mostly women, and a military' ar- soners in Cork Jail went on henge, local public services and direct"The convictions on which our fairness and good -will, but we are Private Address: "Abbotsford,. "Will Sinn Fen or Republican the of mercy would be recommended in moured car with caterpillar wheals strike as a protest against being iming them to contrensate for the inmovement is based arc honest con- not going to make the mistake of candidates be nominated in either 111I Aberdeen-street, Perth, the case of Thomas Wheelan, in was stationed there. juries committed by her own forces, victions, and, holding them honest- imagining that the British Govern- area?" It contaired prisoned without a triai. The Tel. A4787, view of the general belief that he three or fair soldiers with revoiners strike lasted 94 days. and to ment for do opis ly, we should our utmost similarly disposed when we which she alone should be Mr. Kenny "Our present intention is to put responsible. desgns was innocent, and the fart that a in hand. is a labourer, and the only support pose any surrender of theirs if others have definite daily prod's of the to Thirty force yards the vigfurther forward candidates in every con- orous youth of the nation te number of persons swore that he away, i.e., nearer the Detention Bar- of his wife and eight children, the proposed it. Why should Lloyd contrary. F stituency. am confident that the land of their fathers: We leave was at Mess at the time the murder racks was a military officer and one Youngest of wl urn was horn since George think that in our hearts we must "We are going to be careful to the people, who now realise to the all MISS E. FURSE was committed. Mr. D. Henry de- soldier. desire to initiate such a surrender as one to The soldiers in the tank he was arrested He is still in act defeat these. emicns. keep cn our hearts the firm rein full what is at stake. and how clined to make an, statement re- forbade us approaching nearer the prison and has not been brought to ourselves? of (Late of our heads. It does not follow KalgJuilie), much world opinion in favour of CALL TO THE FARMERS. garding the trial. He advice Barracks. which is a the member While of the Cork Chief we were praying that because cur misery or our "THAT ELUSIVE THING," Ireland will depend upon their Certified Teacher of French. Secretary might, or might not. give they were whistling and singing and Rural District Council and Poor weakness cries out for reasonable votes, will return none but Repub- Real Custodians of the Irish Nation's Law the Lord mocking No Intention of Offering Ireiand in Guardians!. Lieutenant any us capital with shouts of "Don't Address: terms of peace, or some enemy 943 HAY STREET. Wealth. lican candidates outsi le the six" case waste candles with them," etc. Dominion Home Rule propagandist implies that they can. county area, and within the butter 'Phone, A5227. "Our farmers, in particular, must "When the first execution volley NATIONAL HOTEL, FREMANTLE. be got. that they are really obtain. "We have, it is trite, been careful area that they will strive to return help us. As holders of the land of went at 8 a.m., and while Mrs. Mac able. Renovated Throughout. not to allow ourselves to be manN.W. and the greatest 'lumber possible." Ireland they are the real custodians Country Visitors specially Catered for. Curtain was reciting the Litany for oeuvred by him or by others into "President Wilson's Fourteen Owen's Personal Supervision. M. of the nation's wealth. Out of the Question. Their rethe Dying, the soldiers shouted: Under certain position with respect to that Points' were reasonable terms The rateh-peony N. of propagandists MULCAHY, Proprietress. (Late in the past is a proud one. and MISS KATHLEEN TOWNSEND, tienrge and Greenwood lose no "That's one part of the job over; tral and Shamrock Hotels, Perth). Cen"Negotiations with the English cord conveniently elusive and indefinite peace. We know what became of or Government A T.C.L. opetertunity of misrepresenting every - that's one part of it dune." Hearon the basis of the Par. they have never shirked their duty. thing, 'Dominion Home Rule,' Lloyd them when the prime object for 0111. of Irish Mood The or descent. every generation they have given ing us discussing the probability George would dearly like to be able which they were acceded to was ac- tition Act are therefore altogether In SAVOY HOTEL f,7avirtu1,Lloin:isthe denial of Me original leaders to the National cause, and that all six men had been executed, The Savoy Teacher of Pianoforte, Organ, andl out of question f " to cry out to the word 'Ireland will hieved. la reennApcninelentof Luxury and We shall not gallant young lives in the struggle. Harmony. they 'shouted: "Oh, there's more to Mr. Arthur Patrick oltrien auhas not take ite when the truth is there by ruses of that sort. be deceived "I think I have indicated already "It was their burning enthusiasm thorised a denial of a report pub- come," indulging in further laughing Accommodation may be reserved by has been no intention of offering it. only quite the basis en wire or letter. clearly which lished in an evening paper of Ms enForce Pupils that Bars helped so much to carry the Prepared! for All Examinations. NegotialiOne. and singing, and whistling "Old FasJ. M. QUIGLEY, Licensee. We have nut been so foolish as to in the very nature of things negothe Republican cause to victory n 1918. gagement to Mrs. MacSwiney. widow Terms In AdIvance. ',f Alderman Terence MaeSwiney. hioned Mother of Mine," etc. Their "When the ellen* come, and tions are possible. play into his hands; but let him It would be They have never wavered in their al57 THIRD-AVE., INELEWOoo. Lord Mayor of Cork. conduct was most galling to the ORIENTAL HOTEL. not make the mistake of misinterKalgoorlie. 'Phone ital, legiance. and to -day we depend mass of people who had gathered Hannan-etreet, preting us. of the Best Hotels on the Fields. upon them to maintain the nation. there to watch and pray over the OneSplendid "If Lloyd George really wants Accommodation. Meet of The energies of their ploughs will executed bodies of their young courts E leg Kept. room under peace between the two nations superIsion of Mrs. 1.1oIng Beale Australian Pianos be no less to us than the rifles of the Taylor. Meals, 1/ e, trvmen. and conciliation, he can have it toWeekly, 57 JIM .33 FRAWLEY, Ps". Volunteers. "Signed prletor. morrow on the basis on which THOMSON'S FOR VALUE. "New iland broken up now will (Note.-The signatures to these alone peace and amity between Prior to the war, we had sold hungive employment and produce depositions are nations is possible-on the basis suppressed in OP dreds of Pianos at prices ranging from READ THIS! wealth. That land was used to der to protect the deponents from fen to £50. of right and justice. other dealers, not satissave. England's people from starfied with a moderate profit, charged is in our midst a curious type the."reprisals" which would almost of There "Let the wrong which is being much higher prices, and it Irishman. put about lea is select vation in the world war. It must certainly follow if their names And the Price hi Kerry committed by the nation, or that ours were inferior Instruments. Right. Your Patron now be used to save Ireland's were given). age solicited. Ring A8255. group of nations, of which he is A, CHALLENGE. the responsible head, upon our naWhen England Will Listen.* As proof of our fair dealing then and now, WE ARE wUling to buy back tion be righted. Let -the aggresWith the approach of the -wet "It is only when England's losses at our full cash selling price PLUS sion of which he is guilty be endbegin to balance her gains through TEN PER CENT., any of these piano, season exiles the necessity for an ed. Nothing more is necessary. that are in good order. holding this country that she will AT THE PRICES THEY CHARGED, We desire no quarrel. Overcoat. begin to listen to die claims of juswould any of the other piano dealers tice. We must bend the energies of Willing to Adjust by Treaty. be likely to make such an oder? There is every advantage in seethe nation to bring BEALE this PIANOS balance "Time after time we have indicating our stock early, while the selecabout as quickly as possible. Every Comare more than favourably with ed that if England can show any the beat imported, and are guaranteed family and every individual can contion is good. tights with which Ireland's right as for 15 years. AT illE FRANCO-BRITtribute its quota of aid. There 1111.11EXIIIBITION, LONDON, BEALE a nation would clash, we are willing must be as little consumption SECURED the HIGHEST AWARD, as pus. A comparison of values will conthat those be adjusted by negotiabeating all competitors. sible of those things through which tion and treaty. A BEALE PIANO vince you of the savings to be made England extracts her revenue. "We deny, and will continue to AT 8110 here. Is a better instrument than the import"Let us cut cut, for example, deny, however, that England's ined one at £140. The heavy duty and liquor, and cut down tobacco. We terests are on a par with our rights. extra freight have to be added to the Garbardine Raincoats, 77/6, 97/0, can easily save ten millions of We shall not surrender our rights latter, and. in addition, we have reduc115/-, 155/-, to 110/10/.. pounds for Ireland and deprive Engto her interests. ed the cost pf selling by cutting out We shall never the Canyaseet and Commission Man. land of it. Let its as far as possible admit that England may dictate to BEALE PLAYER PIANOS. Tweed Raincoats, 97/6 upwards. boycott English manufactures-we us any alliance or partnership that We are now getting regular supplies can in that way cut off from her suits her interests. Any attempt at of these instruments, which Mackintoshes, 50/. upwards. many tens of millions. such dictation will have to be effectwe claim are far ahead of anything nuported ed by force and will rest on force "There should be one unforgivable J. A. THOMSON, CO., LIMITED. alone. We shall never regard it as offence for any Irish citizen at the PERTH AND FREMANTLE. having the slightest moral sanction Present moment --that of helping the and we shall regard it not merely enemy." our right, but our duty to refuse to "What do you think will be the co-operate and to resist." effect of the executions?" the interviewer asked. SILPNCE EXPLAINED. ToiNrs sod WM'S, -Mitre lie CM Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors special"Simply this: These men give up No Belief in Sincerity of Mr. Lloyd their lives for the Republic, and the ly Catered for. Under Owner's Personal Supervision INN Street. Hots ore." George's "Offers." Irishmen and Irishwomen who Noe Telephone, 8 Armada's. M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. C:TRALD v P. MeOARTET, "Why," the inter,iewer asked, will not be of the class that 'break CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) (LATE n nu re nsc to Lloyd faith with those who die.' " Proprietor.

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"Our attentian has been called to extracts which were published in our issue itf January 7 front the National Review for January, which

Clontarf Boys' Band Limerick Murders at Albany Mrs. O'Callaghan's Demand for TuB Investigation.

JOHN DYNON & CO,

THE CHINA HALL are complained of as reflecting on That wonderful combination, the Archbishop )tannix's relatiens with the of Street, Perth. Mrs. O'Callaghan, widow 236 and 238 Orphanage Boys Brass his predecessor, Archbishop Carr. Clontarf -Mayor of Limerick, hos sent to GOODS, E.P. FANCY These extracts have been regarded Band, wit ls Mr. Max O'Neil as con- ex EARTHENWARE, a statement GLASS, News CHINA, London Daily by his Grace's friends as represent- ductor. aria Rev. Brother O'Connor the WARE, Etc. dealing with the murder of her husing that lie took up a hostile atti- in charge, paid a visit to Albany a band. says: She GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET tude towards his predecessor. depre couple of weeks ago. The boys arthe and hide of the Weavers'Enley-Lee "All the military and police witSETS, and FRUIT SETS. tariait campaign against one ofThey his work, disparaged his pol- rived on Sunday morning, and were Q UELNSLAND. type, w need never fear the Japs. elated the nesses examined at the inquiry to services his finest nations of the world. the Albany by belittled the station and met at icy, litprofessor, FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. our Eugcnest WRITE Perhaps the that prove to perpetratea anxious atrocities that seemed the deleof informed and knew are We Town Band (Mr. Geo- McCormack, Addressing the officers Dr. Arthur. might give attention Church. were committed TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. there, and that the people were en- tle of these charges ate quite unfounded conductor). A great crowd of Al- Limerick murders gates at the annual District Hoard were pleased to call of small natione." to the production of this ciass and unjustified. and do grievous bany people assembled to meet the by what theysection meeting of the H.A.C.B. Society, at titled to "the rightand Press. wanwinners.--Catholic but, of the Irish Refor: died of Dr. Mannix boys. They were played up to the 'the extreme character the to harm Rockhampton, his Lordship Dr. This they foug:it forin pub- Town Hall by the Albany Band, publican Army.' I, however, have a prelate. Shiel, who received a veiy warm unfortunately, theup,reactionary Father NValti r Curran. P.1'.. War- as a priest and and they were disclaimer we desire to halting outside the hall. His Wor- no doubt who the murderers were. welcome, in his reference to the un- ces were gathered Irish ren, died at Trangie recntly from lishing this apologies people." Arch ship the Mayor here addressed them They do not belong to the ;Irish Reto Ireon tie in loose to turned prevailing our had tender happy c .editions Father Curran heart failure. * * my bishop for the reproduction in our and gave them a hearty welcome to publican Army, who protected land to -day, approved of the efforts RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION, in Sydney laboured with great zeal for over to at sectarianism and Albany, and promised that the peo- husband and my home while it was help Hitting give misstatements, of these to of columns society the made by was rl native lie forty Years. Acting who so, and J. Dooley, do to that Mr. should them for they good possible ple would give them a real the Irish people. Ile believed was recently, who is a non-Cathalic, said Waterford. raid war educated at to express regret that me in my bitter Premier, CHAS. E. GOSDEN, Manager. if the matter of Ireland's unreet On a class mate have been copied from the source time. The boys then pleyed a much - now join with DANIEL MULCAHY, Proprietor. Aus- "the Government had had a rough Maynnoth. having Now, will the Argus have appreciated selection, after which mourning. brought prudently before the their the Right Rev. Dr. O'Dea, Bishop of named." after --Yours, unanimously suit.' follow was time, and he felt sometimes. that t difhusband decency by the "My hand the in Curran were taken they tralian people they would give Father he t'lonfert. Ireland. day's work, 'CASSIUS.'" etc., ferent people, who kindly took them elected Mayor of the first Republiassistance by their sympathy. It very strenuous twopence was on ilk way from thethechurch hotel was really a matter for all liberty would sell his job for were (Never. --Editor The Tribune.1 into their homes during their stay. can Corporation of Limerick in Jantoo after celebrating Mass to there but Unfor!laughter): In March that year, people. 10 uary, 1920laying in All the boys went on to the and justice stayed when T.1556 buyers. The Government was where he usually "Since the ieclock Mass at St. Joseph's Church, the very day after his return from the Advocate: fall, Says to seen tunately, :se long as the Irish ques- many its was he when great Trangie. their to develop honour best high the be of funeral, doing would it MacCurtain's announcement a unsettled, them Mayor to Lord extending Father Gilroy tion remained assistance arrivmedical before returned and men were There Holiness his All that country. bestowed upon him by hearty welcome- , and asked his first death notice reached him, a source of disturbance. majors, and ed he was dead. lie was 70 years the Pope. who created him a doctor very the congregation to give them a similar in terms to that received by they desired to do was to live in from the war-officers, --who were not pre- of age.--te.I.P. My husof clivin:ty, the Very Rev. Dean good time and to patronise their en- the Lord Mayor of Cork. perfect harmony with their fellow- one a general honest work. but tried Hegarty. l'.P., V.F.. has received tertainments in large numbers. band and I had no delusions of false citizens. but as long as the question Tared to doand VICTORIA. women against each congratulatory letters from those who many that knew Monday We on was in its present state, it would to set men the concert At opening security. of the If he saw any man clergy and laity in all parts of night a packed house from floor to sent it had the means and the will always be. a disturbing element other. A lionise has been sent by the the State. belief as himself doing the The D.D. degree was ceiling greeted the appearance of to carry out their threat." to the Very the about which people were eondering. same thing, he would fight him as Railway Department eonferred upon him by the Pope in the boys, and Max O'Neil received PatSt. If it was for no other reason than same Adm.. Mrs. O'Callaghan describes repeatRev. Father Barry, Aus hoped he and could, he as they long the learning and zeal -and of prin- recognition performthe The to ovation. ed raids on her house by military splendid and to settle that disturbanceMethourne rick's, the with not be cursed years ances of the boys in music, singing, and police, and adds: many m during h by Vicdisplayed of colleges greatly wondered that the matter tralia would and of hundreds of years. cipals of schools no more student,' in various parishes. Next ironth elocution, athletic revels, etc.. were "Curfew and martial law condihad not been settled long ago, they bitter feelings great work to be accom- toria, stetine that ticIets will be is - the Dean w11 celebrate his golden revelation to the Albanee people, tions put an end to our living under sincerely hoped that a settlement 'There was must be tolerant of vacation returntitkets, however, are sacerdotal jubilee, and it is an aand al and be plished, it would that was the protection of our Republican opinion unanimous would come and the Single Fired. NEW NORMA. others," event that is creating considerable expressed on all sides that it was Guard, because my husband was one acceptable to the Irish people the views of tit still available. interest in Catholic circles. Only easily the best boys' entertainment unwilling to jeopardise these brave THE MARIST BROTHERS. and leave no trace of bitterness be BY CONDUSTED thiarkley, Neil Mrs. On April clergy in the Archdiocese ever seen in Albany. The boys are lives. My husband was murdered in the minds of anyone. hi In Geelone a series of lectures ar two of the the oldest and most respected resiCatholic Federation have so far attained this distinction a credit to their various teachers, when the city was completely in by ihe ranged for died. Canterbury. of asters of St. Joseph have dent years her home was the, Ca- of Geelong will take place during the -the late Very Rev. J. II. O'Connell. but particularly to Mr. Max O'Neil. the hands of the curfew troops, forty P.P., and the Rev. M. C. Gough, As a hand they are simply marvel- when no citizen-not even the Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. opened a house ot their Order at tholic for priests and people. winter. Far lous, and in a little time if will not priest and doctor who attended him parish priest at Elsternwick. Taroom, one ei the most pictures- in the centre clays the priests came early 'the in is held will Dean the wide V.G.. and Queensland. in towns Coyne, without Dean hear that surprised to the street at all be -could be out on quely situated Very Rev. and celebrated Mass highest reap, 't, and the wish is gert they have won the championship of peril to their lives. "Like Imperial Rome," says a writ- from Lewisham BROTHER DIRECTOR. eral that he will be spared for many _WA. in band contests. The second For Particulars Apply to the "The desire of the Crown Forces er in the Catholic Advocate, "it is PATRICK'S DM'. ST. OF ECHO AN sacred follow his if actively years to eoncert, with e. complete change of in Limerick to apprehend the murbuilt on hills and a river as large, calling and assist in the salvation of programme, on the Tuesday night der gang who were abroad on the not as historic, as the Tiber passes souls." Was also a great success, and showed night of Sunday, March 6, may be through it." It is ninety miles the judged by a few facts from the railway, and until about the wonderful versatility of LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. Mr. Nlithael Malone brother of boys. During his stay in Albany, ten years ago was almost isolated, That one District Inspector and the esteemed pastor of Ashby, the Rev. Brother O'Connor was the Mrs. Jasper' Mohr, now 74 years of three constables represented the & 'Irewas killed in J. J. Malone, Rev. resiwhite first and forces the age, and one of the guest of Rev. Father Gilroy, entire strength of land on April 25. Father Malone Mr. O'Neil of Mr. W. B. Warner. dents to settle in the district, well which turned out on foot on hearMURRAY-STREET MUSIC SELLERS, THE particulars. any received not yet has priest a of visit first remembers the On Wednesday the boys had a ing of my husband's murder, 25 Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. Mr. Michel Malone was the last of day off, and were shown all over (Father D'Arcy) to the locality. The minutes after I telephoned to NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET (near Beans). his family in Ireland. Three mem- Albany and likewise the Sisters of St. Joseph were the first beauty priest. a to get them suddendied have bers of the family Correct Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. nuns she ever saw. "Father D'Arcy," spots round the King and Kalgan On other occasions. if a policely during the last few years, and one rivers. They left for NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. she relates, came here riding with home by were wounded or even man by on brougth long illness after a his man (Mick Kearney) and a packWrite for Tree Catalogue. afternoon's train: A great threatened in the city, or within the terror of the Black and Tans, Thursday That Vas in 1867, and he horse. to gathered at the station BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. miles If it, troops poured out who time and time again have made crowd was the first to celebrate Mars. Our goodbye. Brother O'Connor in from all the barracks. the whole their blackguardly raids on the Ma- say family had been here for years beall it 'meat little speech. thanked city was surrounded, the bridges lone household.--R.I.P. fore that, hut no priest hail visited present for the kindness extended were closed, and the citizens were Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. There is no record cf a visit us." to the boys, Mr. O'Neil and himself roused and searched, in order to AUSTRALIA. SOUTH when from any Bishop until 1910, which they would their stay; during the criminals "The Famous "finite's Corner," discover Archbishop Duhig, then Bishop of the train steamed forgetAs Barracks The sentry at Strand moneyed never The mercantile and Rockhampton. visited the district to for given he were that cheers inquiry out ringing the at stated Minclasses fussed about the Prime THE PLACE TO GO FOR administer Confirmation. In 1892 heard the steps of three men goister during his brief stay in Ade- the boys and their tutors. or thereabouts, Father Cosgrove, SILK and FASHION unfurled, while rather laide. ing in the direction of the Mayor's iii Dust Flag proudly FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, Sir. jos. gonaglian in ear now of Clifton, built the first church. sulky. and the SCALDED. were heard omit TM IS UGH Six shots Pate house. SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. Taroom is now a separate parish, Alreturning. heard were men of Mel John Ryan, Father Rev. with Father James D. Kelly as ite Where's the Zam-Buk. APPAREL though the. sentry reported the and administer Sale Diocese daring the bourne (formerly Superior of the JesEVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING pastor. At the blessing and open- in the Canterbury Town hall, The slip of the kittle or pan, and yoti matter. the guard was not turned absence of Bishop Phelan. COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. uits in Australia) is now at "Man- areA badly scalded. Instantly you hunt ing_ of the new Convent the people partook of her hospitality. of charge in officer . the and out, ressa," Norwoo'j, where he will prob- aromul for something to relieve the The Mother - late Cardinal Moran called on her were very generous. the, guard was not examined at pain. That's ohm, Zant-Buk comes in her Says the Tribune of The loquaci- ably make a long stay. General and the Sisters received a once, an-I blessed herself andkindmore DON'T FORGET THE so timely. Out Z11111- nuk does the inquiry. ous Brigadier Elliott: "Mr. Elliott, smarting-being the rousing reception on their arrival family, thanking her for her slop ineroly than ADDRESS Mrs. O'Callaghan concludes by defavourite to a to be seems return his Adelaide on time 110 blood lost prevents who It perfectly antiseptic. priests.-R.I.P. from ness to all the by inquiry open and a full crooks manding plausible speedy healing. A Orange field for poison. :mil eesures and fertile Australia in posing as an are 160 convents of this Australian CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. mother. Mrs. A Edwards. re- a jury of her fellow-countrymen. Southern Brisbane to Orange (says the first the and tricksters returned at -General 21 in Xavier Brigadier Australia, in Rev. Mother Order of Nuns eently proved this. Writing rrom HerFederation function he was invitee Cross). After recent revelations as bert -street. she says:New Zealand, with altogether 1,00 Lewisham recently. after a prolong of the to, has been ventilating his troubles to the manner in which shrewd busiWldist rooking I accidentally upset NORTH PERTH MOTOR Sisters engaged in teaching and in- ed visit to the branch house strangers by that he tricked a pot of belting water. The seething were Christappears at It ness men GARAGE, in the A.I.F. dustrial and charitable work. Re- Little Company of Mary, poured over nay right knee, arm TRAM TERMINUS. ANGOVE-ST. was passed over in promotion. As from the Eastern States, we are liquid painful injuries. cently the Order was invited to es- church, New Zealand. causing most and hand. Telephones, A1937 and A4598. the his passing aver made room for such afraid Adelnideains will be known as My stocking ryas hard to get off, tablish a branch of this Order in the DAY AND NIGHT. HIRE FOR CARS Great "Addleheads" in those regions. skin all corning away with it. for Weddings. Cars The Rev. Hugh Cullen, of Kurri distinguished men as Generalsto GlasCream United States of America. The blisters caused me intense agony. Ausgow and Gellibrand, the loss Order ens established in South Aus- Kuri, has returned from an extendZanicarefully applied at on, "I been asRev. P. Tangney, who has tralia in 1867, by the late Mother ed holiday in Ireland, and has re' tralia is not without compensation. Buk to the scalds, and found it greatly I Repo on THE J. J. BENDON parish. The reply of the Defence Depart- sistant priest to Father McGrath at reduced the liana ttttt iation. allso the Mary McKillep. CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. sumed duties in the 'Ore' a 0 with the dressings until SHOE STORES, ment, however, is enough for the Narracoorte for some time, has been' was drawn out of the raw surfaces. As FREMANTLE. Acts -STREET, HIGH Terrace, 180 howWest ta Morpeth, to us, of transferred Note the Address: Printoccurs the Whet of Gleeson, hearing public. James the terrible pain During Father Zain-Bilk soothed away the 'Phone 8425. ever, is that if this promis:ng pub laide. His place has been filled by the injuries began to heat up beautifuling Trades award, before the Arbi- has sufficiently recovered from his 'Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone, A2938. 1110 arriv all trace of to at recently skin formed who able Sparkes, As new' be steplality ly. to Father April such illness betrays Wednesday, man on lic serious tration Court recent complete I have WOU11113 disappeared. the outset of his career ae to be- ed from Ireland. of 27th., in commenting on the fact leave the hospital. BEDFORD HOTEL 1/11111 111 Zani-Buk for every form come the tool of a silly meeting that Mr. Knight had referred to cen hewing. MURRAY-STREET. Rethe by mission the fortnight's piles, or of The bad legs, eczema, ulcers. in that offended a large sectimi tain opinions expressed by Archantics of the "red raggers" The cuts, blood -poisoning, Splendid Accommodation for Country at St. Patrick's scalp troubles, bites, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (Opposite King Ed bishop Duhig, Mr. Colborne said, "red naggers" in the Domain would public it is possible that, whilst demptorist Fettle's ThorTerrill' Moderate. etc. there is no - visitors. ass HAY -STREET, bores, Tel. A1655. sucmost was Terrace, West rashness, Church, for senunto brave, even perhaps ward Hostel). MISS M. 5. McDERMOTT, Proprietress. while he had a very high respect like Z am -Bilk. At all times it en- oughly Renovated Throughout. GEORGE not disterb the serenity of any the even: think conformity with In All AUBURN, Proprietor. 65 per cent. pure Beeswax, sures speedy. thorough healing. Candles, Wax Dr. Duhig. he thought the Court sible man. "Britisher" or Austra- he may have been let too innocent cessful. Crowds attended Pure incense, oil, Charcoal, wicks, of sanctuary sermons the I heatists. Tapers, and and devotions, stores ing a a divisional for gentleonly requirements: of that are Church and unsophisticated need take little notice a Spefor the extremists Markers, Priests' New Ritual,thePictures to Holy Oil Stocks, missal the missionaries were listened nut for command!" His lian, Sacred nears; Acts of Consecration to man's flippant comments. For All Minds Of Latest Footwear at handful and are obviously says Stations of the Cross, cialty. numbers Large Medals; attention. Curof Mary great at Silver Children with Repairs the Prices. Rosaries; Lowest Pearl the Macnaughton): of more, (Judge Honour and nothing Horn and Mother Irish limelight by late Books Manilla; Dr. of BUSINESS Photos. Patronlie rent Rates, Conference; Sacraments UNDERWOOD But At its annual conference last Feb- approached the Pictures of Bishops' Father Benson. Good supply of Irish Music and ReadThey certainly cannot be called flip Sydney Freeman's Journal. and Sheehan 0 Canon Archa piece carof privilege to JONES the Federation BEN Francis Thompson. and have match Catholic I a Butler, pant. put ruary. the they Lasance, Sir Jamed Fr, because by matter ing of an old boy Our Richards, Mr. Tom Messenger, 81 0-12 WILLIAM -ST.. PERTH. 1921, Record. Sacred Heart COLLEGE bishop Duhig's friendship, and if of bunting-if they did really burn ried the following resolution: "Thee Agent for Catholic Directory.Garland Catholic Press, Advocate, St. AnBrothers' College, AdeLady's Annals, St. Joseph's happen to know that he is a very anything-after a mix-up with some conference affirms that it is desir- the Christian Irish, American, and Magazine. Benzlger's Maria, Annals, Ave Strand the managing is now thony's laide. se student and deep thinker on equally wild-eyed returned soldiers, able that it be a condition of all Circulating Library. St, Patrick's Badges. Newcastle Club Hotel In B USINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. English Literature Stocked. hours nomic questions. The statement Conservative like W. Scott Fell, be agreements made through the Arbi- Picture Theatre, Sydney. Now Large Assortment. The Full Business Course, six Terrace, Fremantle. Newly Rehas reached the fore£20 for the year, payable South de by Archbishop Duhig to which lieve they can engineer a campaign tration Courts that no question shall his 24th year he the day, per Goldfields -to Up -Date. and novated Course, ladder 'of motion A Year's 55 per term. Knight rewired was a serious that will overwhelm the rea: Labour be asked, either directly or indirect. most rung in M and North-West Customers specially is the son three hours per day, £12, payable for, South Mach trams stop ent, meant to be taken to movement, and at the same time ly. concerning the religion of appli- picure management. He eta advance. EVEN- catered t3 per term in ONLY-Shorthand Richards, wellat door. Proprietor: T. II. Ryan (late %eat& by members of his flock, as crush the friends of Irish self-deter- cants for emplr yment; also that it of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. STUDY 01 G04,1 ING 01 St. Celtic Club, and Wyndham. Sec., New in Theban circles Catholic in known Bookkeepingand statement Hence (The Factories be. the Typewriting, no doubt it will be an offence against BI97. mination in this country. in three evenings per week, t2 10s. Tel. UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. SPLENDID alluded to by Mr. Colborne was the Town Hall corroboree over an Act of this State for employers or barton. lie was recently married SUBIACO. per term. to a charming Stations, made at Ashgiove at the hieing ot incident that really signified nothing their representatives to ask any St. Mary's Cathedral Close to Subiaco and Looderville Railway TRAINING FOR BOYS. the foundation stone of a new to the community-for the red rag. question, either directly or indirect- young Irish lady. Miss Margaret N USiNES Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. six Special Full Course for Boys, AVAILABLE. ROOMS PRIVATE Acchurch. It appeared in our notes in gers will burn their own hits when ly, concerning the religion of appli- Graham, recently' of Brisbane. She and TERMS MODERATE. hours daily, Bookkeeping EconoPETERS s does cants for employment." A copy of is twenty gears of age. For Terms Apply to this column last week.) counts, Economic History, they get excited. Bolshevism OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. mic Geography and Technology, Rev. Mother. in Australia, and W. Scott this resolution was sent to the exist not Commercial mathematics, TASMANIA. Business SCULPTORS sup celebrated, for MONUMENTAL The Sisters of Mercy Equipped Hospital at but he sees an oppor- Trades Hall, with a request Office it: Splendidly knows a conduct Fell Correspondence, also and Sisters English The Method, on the 10th. inst., the sixtieth aria tunity of out-Rosenthalling Rosen- port of the principle contained hereProcedure and Business Economics TR. A1101 In a by-election for the Legislative Civics and Elementary versary of their arrival in Queens. thall, and he is grabbing it with both in. A reply has been received from Joe Darfor the year. payable t5 per -f20 land, The occasion was marked by hands. There is no knowing that the Trades Hall, which, it is under- Council of Tasmania, Mr. rapt., term. Eleven -Australian an ex ling. High than lest nor of Pontflical mole Head Office and the celebration stood, is nothing it may not lead to a Knighthood. EVENING STUDY ONLY, three Australia, was weekly, £2 105. per term. Mass in Ail Hallows Convent, Brisan evasion of the question at issue. and formerly of Southtwo opponents. Callevenings Show Yard vaguely express- He easily defeated or writ for further particulars. bane. Mr. Joseph John Mulrooney, who The council, while 5357, 'Phone beat the retiring 1Mitrdoch Thos. in ing opposition to any form of religi- Mr. COLLEGE, WEST SURIAEO passed away recently in Sydneylast UNDERWOOD BUSINESSCHAMBERS, heat the retiring Thomas Murdoch its is it that adds NEW SOUTH WALES. ous discrimination, WEST AUSTRALIAN his 85th, year, was one of the member (Mr. Frank Bond) for HoST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. Three minutes of St. Mary's Sem- belief that to make provision in the bart. Mr. Darling stood as a repreOn the 28th. ult., at a banquet of the old pupils laws walk west of the Cathedral Chapter Federal and State industrial and farmof the pastoral sentative given in Sydney to the delegates of inary-now of such discrimination with deal to College, IStntion Lyndhurst McMAHON M. Hall-and MISS the forty-first annual conference of by Archbis- would accentuate rather than &fr. ing interest::. Choicest Pastry, Fruits, and Confecthe HA C.B. Society. the golden which was established it. tionery. courage Monsignor late The Vaughan. hop -street,. NEW ZEALAND. Manufacturers jubilee of the foundation of tne 32 Pier -street, Perth (Near Hay Sacred Heart Church, and Importers ciety was celebrated. There was a Carroll, of the was The The many friends of Mr 1'. P. his cousin Sister Mary Aidan Adamson and HOTEL distinguished gathering at the ban- Darlinghur.t, the of QUEALY'S not manager formerly did who McDonald, quet, and amongst the gathering deceased gentleman, Next Town Hall, Kalgoorlie. be Sister Mary Celestine O'Regan were an estate which has been National Bank. Melbourne, will who and M ARM professed in time Convent Chapel of Mee. Queasy, Proprietreas. were the Lord Mayor and the Acting marry, left at £3,000. To the pleased to learn that his son, Union Beer on Draught. of Mercy, Dunedin, the Sisters South GRANITE Premier (Mr. J. Dooley). 'I he Lord roughly ofvalued he served with the A.I.F., has passed lay his Lordship, Dr. Whyte. Rome. Propaganda, College to the Mayor, speaking in response MONUMENTS, the sum of £325 After his final medical examination at T. P. HERBERT toast, "The Lord Mayor of Sydney" bequeathed HEADSTONES, of charitable and other Edinburgh. Dr. McDonald intends At St. Mary's Convent, Ponsonby, Family Grocer and Provision Merchant, said: "It seemed a peculiar thing the payment his with months few Nichol David a in (Near Mr return to Subiaeo ,etc. executors, the that, when a person of Catholic faith bequests,of Barcom Avenue, Darling- mother and Mies Madge McDonald, Miss Mary McLaughlin, of Gisbome, 398 Rokeby-rd., on Daily. Waited Families Brown, of street). was received ee the Our Order an imassumed origin and of Irish in carefully a holiday and on to Mcpresent attended et Joseph who are orders Charles Country Mr. Lady of Men, Right Rev. Dr. packed. COONAN, portant position, he found barking hurst, and T. are directed to London. During their stay in Edin- Liston, dingoes at his heels and the yellow Donnel, solicitor, Representative. of the burgh they had the honour of an inflag hoisted upon every occasion. hand the whole of the residue Archthe Grace his Sydney, which DINES of terview G. E. LADIES' COLFew Cathoics descended so low as to estate to the Archbishop HOTEL ORIENT furtherance bishop (the Most Rev. Dr. )lannix), SACRED HEART PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, LEGE, raise up sectarian bitterness, as that "to be devoted to oftheCatholic Good AcHIGH -ST., FREMANTLE. edu who expressed great delight at meet866 HAY -STREET. accomplishment seemed to be the and advancement commodation for Country Visitors. I the that them. ing estimated TUCIEF/ELD-STREET, is It cation." Tel, B533. Monaghan. sole claim of certain persons who "something to EAST FREMANTLE. MOANA CAFE Imperialistic aggrandise- residue will amount sought Under the heading of "Apolegy to Oenducted by the Religious of ,01111h. J. SPIGL. He had been an acute ob- between £1,600 and £2.000." ment. HAY-STREET, PERTH. . Archbishop Mannix,' the following Notre Dame Des Missions. Perth, will be pleased If Tea and Suppers. Tobacconist,call Afternoon For server of these things during twenty of the 5th. Tribune in the requirements for your notorious appeared BOARDERS DAY and would you Win.*Touchell, Rev. The was concerned, as he years. As far and save money. Shaving 4d., Haircutthe ex -Sister inst:SCHOLARS. he was loyal to Australia. The for his connection with Orders sent to any part of 9d. & WATERS ting got a warm time at "Sit-The Tribune recently no- Pupils are prepared for University BRYANT No remittance W.A. by V.P. Post. (the Hibernians) were part of the Ligouri case, to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH, 8n a of Razors lecture to effusion went disgruntled he the needed. Cheapest In Perth. and Musical Examinations. COAL MERCHANTS. and WOOD British Empire, and he failed to see Morpeth, whither Protestant Fed- ticed Set; Watches, Pipes, or any other ar'Cautholic' West Briton in the jingo Orders Promptly Attended To. For further particulars apply to where any of those associated with in connection with with guarantee. Repaired ticles to his A3938. failed concerning Tel. Review He National propaganda. REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. them had done things untrue to eration and when Grace the Archbishop of Melbourne. Tel. B196. their fellow citizens. As an Austra- attract a paying audience, for Hinton he Not many English papers imitate SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL GLENORAN NO. 10 lian he had nothing against people he left with his party tripe armed the Argus in reproducing the HIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. of other countries, and as lot those was accompanied by a strong CO. HOLDWAY & SCOTLAND'S BEST. the anti-Catho(Who -Irish and the anti police. DAY which and mounted of BOARDERS guard people who were always parading 1.1-1 PURE MALT WHISKY. SCHOLARS. National Review serves up to its srasegfeersPILireg,4Ceifitel their loyalty, they protested too dickens is paying for the police?) lic As supplied Under Contract to the Oh" the journal, Uuniver. One for clientele. prepared 40-44 Pupils are stupid A Trial Solicited. Workers. and oovertireetii Medical Hospitals to W.A. prono reason much. "We have Tel. A439. sity, Commercial, and Musical Ex- Department. Also Railway Dining Car, Weaver, of North Sydney, who is Yorkshire Herald. did, however. Pier -street, Perth. test our loyalty to our country," and the Leadlnc Hotels and man some ex some gets printing arrinations. into politic:, blunder in "dud" a hopeless "and Mayor, 1110 the Lord continued For farther particulars apply to 1111.0119110u1 Sole Agent: as a tracts from the National Review, MEN HAVE GIVEN UP TRYING need not run around with a flag In himself into the Tory pair,: REV MOTHER PRIORESS. TO FIND A BETTER DRINK If we only and thus handsomely apologises for They knew that in pillar of the Empire. our hands." BEER. THAN UNION Tel. A3810. jaws with its indiscretion:of men Ireland there was, a racial and sec. had a battalion

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which I deeply regret ever to have The little band of nuns, to violated, and which 1 am determinthere before they shut up for the land. whom the charge of carrying out THE WOMAN WITH A SHABBY not to violate again. That Connight." ed this foundation had been confided. DRESS. fession has the requisite purpose of '.5.! CHAPTER VI. had only a few months before be and on that score there amendment. longed to the !smother house, sharing TIIE PURPOSE OF AMEND, A good story is told of a Canadian is no need to fear for the Confession. The bell had just rung for. recrea- in all its duties, its sorrows, and its MENT. mother who has a son at Beaumont. its summons, repeat what has been to to Briefly obedient and tion, joys, and hieing still as dear at, sisters She was recently invited to the colsaid: I. Every penitent must be rethe nuns of the Good Shepherd Con- to those whom they had left behind. lege, end hearing that the atmosalt mortal sin. 2. came troop to avoid solved Hammersmith at vent of Golden The Any tidings of their proceedings (By the Rev. Editor phere there sis aristocratic, she arThom who confess venial Mims must ing merrily into the large pleasant were, of course, welcomed with deHour.) of rayed herself io the latest creation to fessen the numhouse, least the at of resolve rear the to at garden one little light. no more natural for a 3. from Pane, in ratin and georgette, The Catechisumasks the question: ber or frequency of the sine. USELESS. where, on fine summer evenings, The letter was accordingly pro- "What is the surest sign that our Those who add from their past life sit still than it is for a humming bird wearing a hat that bore the cachet a brief repose to enjoy .vont are they had finisb. as she as soon and duced; to eat hay." detest we that of an exelusive atelier of the gay were good and particularly arranged they so Confessions sin which a What's the use: of moping duties, of a round from ed reading it, the Superioress replacfor our sins?" need not worry themselves about a city. When your skies are dark and is to fill every moment of their ed it in her work-basket, and said. had a sincere sorrow ORIGIN OF CASTING A SHOE She attended Mass, and to her hor(By Cecilia Mary Caddell.) And the answer given is: "The sur- purpose of amendment for their arca? time, from day -dawn well-nigh to gravely A BRIDE. woa AFTER near groping? a pew in the put in was were ror she This does not you our Confessions occusign' that venial sins. it help est healthy Does sunset, with usual and "You see that two more sisters are good and that we had a sincere sor- weekly man who:n she regarded as shabbily that it w ould not be better to Does it ever smooth the way? pation. V. -Continued. Are you, each of you, row for our sins is the amendment mean CHAPTER required. As seen from paintings on the attired. She moved as far a she rid all deliberate of getting at aim What's the use of getting eye? all Some of the younger nuns, and walls of Thcbee, shoe-making formquite ready to be cite of the num- of our lives," Pious souls are often venial sin and all habits of venial from Vie stranger. and after to me at Glum of lip and dull of "Well, he took of this ber?" reign of could she ed a distinct trade in theB.C.I. to her companion: raid the ConfesMass off the novices, took advantage this to was applying test I contrary, but by the On say, perturbed sin. What's the use of fretting should Rewanst, I of water the beds (about 1600 "Yes -oh, yes, certainly, dear "I thought Beaumont was mist°. and sei with him a long while, not breathing time tosweet "I go to Confession sion will be more fruitful if the purWhen the joys you want slip by. ThotmesisIII. -pea, roses and Mother," was the universal exclama- themselves. made in Scripture to dif- emetic. admit being willing. you see, to tell him my mignonette and they ference evidently But to all just I am extends "and they say. week," amendment this of pose now connection. ferent synthetical usages in You sew the woman story, and yet being quite determin- carnations, which were even all sorts here bad the next week. I have the the sins confessed. But, granted Did a whimper ever lighten But which of us wfll it be, i won- as budding forth, and giving promise tion with sandals or shoes. who was near inc at Ma::,!" every- Con- that there is no such poreceme of amhe at until tell to sins him same Any i,urden that you bore? very marry as to never and used ed was fragrance shoe of The delivery of a Later on she aiscomsed that the kne.v it. 1Vell, I tould it to him at of a rich profudoncourse of the com- der?" asked one of the sisters; add- fession; in fact, it is the same story endment in regard to ale or any. of Did a glum face every brighten in the ing, with simple naivete, "of course, week after week for years past. And the venial sins of the week, the Cona testimony in transferring ahisposses!me had overshadowed by Any sky that's gone before? shoe woman and after all my erviim and of blossom month. And a very merry, as we cannot ail go." you, was Oueen Amelie of Por- lust, sion. A man plucked off her I know well that there are some of fession is nevertheless a good one When you let a trouble fretsmile. and tugal.dress throuble about it, I found I might ing these group, neighbour. loving his to very it as gave of the well one "Ah, that is just the question!" the things I tail that I actually do provided we add a sin of the past and tamendisither, your the away And you put just as well ha :'edone it as first Young sisters seemed to be. It said the Superioiess, with another not want to correct. I think some- life which we are fully determined wu nen in Europe! this was a testimony in Israel most brilliant elan he said. think Does your growling ever get you do you prowhat relief for "Very likely, would surely have given some of her sunny smiles. The throwing of a shoe onownerAny pleasure worth the while? nah? He said, poor fellow, that he to Mr. Newdegate's anxious mind, if those who will really have to go times that it might be just as well not to commit again. perty was a symbol of new CAN YOU ANSWER? had knewn it all along. but that, he could have only seen their bright will be the very ones who will the if I did not go to Confession so frewill d cast out since. You can't fret away your sorrows, ship, as, "Over Edom quently. I should then be better what with my good conduct heard the ring of their least expeet it." You can't mope away your care: my shoe." Where can a man buy a cap for and inv bravery in not thrying to Cr. faces. and as they went that it will not be prepared." God, voices, thank merry "Well, From there ancient practises came sarDid you as just You can reach the glad to -morrows A little metaphor first. his k'v'a. and caive him tam. he was fetching me, at all events," here put in a the old custo.ns in England hon- evening hither and thither, If the troubled ones you bear. dust a table in the house? Did lain sure of my making him an guile an old shoe Or a key to the lock of his hair? flowers. Their chief bright -looking novice, with mischiev- ever the their for water an to the academy, good be called dueting some never do But your growling and your whin- Scotland of throwing his eves had not for Can est wife as if I source of amusement, for the mu ous dark eyes, gleaming merrily be- table? after a bride on her departure ing, Perhaps it prevented the there ere pupils there? asthray at all. He did. indeed, symbolising that the Because crown in the fact that the neath her white veil. as she filled her consisted anent, of sobgrain And your face that's sour and a new home, up head the of his into fairly getting In the from dust allanah," she continued, all right or dominonly two watering -pots in their poe apron with pods from a huge bas the wood and affording a comfortparents gave glum. What twins ate found' bing aloud at the recollections her quite inadequate to ket of peas, mid then established able nest for destructive woodion over their daughter. Will not start the sun to shining Who travels the bridge of his nom! story awoke; "and wasn't it good in session. proving THE OPTICIAN of hands demanding oc- herself by the ride of the companOr hasten ;oys to come. Can he use, when shingling the roof hint? and wouldn't I be the migrate. the number At any rate, the dusting HOW TO LIVE. cupation, every jug, jar, and pitcher ion who was to :hare both the apron worms. And of his house, made the table look clean. MEANS fullest W911'1811 oil earth if I didn't in die establishment had been press. and the pea -shelling with her. toes? his WISDOM. of would on the OF nails end dust WORDS you knew that the Go The work my very fingers to the bone ed into the service; and1 the des. The latter was a young professed yet Get up right in the munimg. sent be his elbow dustcrook of the happy that another Can and and joy settle again, comfortable with him cKE F. I . 0. start to make the article in question seem choir-sister. and a complete contrast, bed right at night. to gaol? Never run in debt sinless ou see to with the childher in his own home? ed to l,c for the purpose to which both in character and appearance, ing vrdhlil be needed in a day or two. C in your heart, hope in the future, If so, what did he du? your If added, metaphor: she apply the To acushla." now, a way to get out again. And tripurpose. D. B. 0 snore the kindness in your to the 'light-hearted novice who had weekly Confession did nuthing else How does het sharpen his shoalder changing voice and animater so corn- it was to lieit applied, Avoid temptation through fear its by exhibited a dark day, never mind: was been only is who had it and last, Cityof if Freeman of the umphantly spoken blades? 11 it is a pletely that Ettie well-nigh started, fortunate possessor, and the more recently admitted to the habit.. She than dust away the slight sins that you may not withstand it. will lighten it up. know, do you? The Highest Qualifications in have settled en the soul, it would be and to the I'll be hanged if I shade Small and steady gains give com- you "now hadn't I good cause to say bright day, you willword of the palm Jim would never be the man to noisily welcomed by the rest as a looked very young for a professed useful, inasmuch as it would restore Can he sit in the cheer, of petency- and tranquility of mind. a he Stare ( By Exam. London) Give addition to their stock -in. religious. and seemed. probably, the beauty of soul and prevent debrightness. valuable of his hand? that cowl coeversagood poor and handat any Good company throw a stone a kindly greeting and a warm. trade. Wnile the younger and more even younger than she was; for cay. The more perfect the dusting Or beat on the drum of his ear? asthray. to co misfortin' the had lion are the sinews of virtue. had friends. the community your of and to spirits there was something so guileless up, pass Does the calf of his leg eat the corn or, for that matter, to wheels her buoyant the better, of course; nevertheless, Your character cannot be essen- shake If you have enemies, look were occupied in this manner, the innocent in her face, that you could an impe, feet dusting would be bet on his tees? in the ROYAL ARCADE luck than the being tnrated older tially injured except by yourself. by, forget and try to fergive. and graver sisters prepared to only express it by the Germanism, ter than no dusting. grow corn on the ear? worse riot why If so, by was wife now own his think as Remem''i", when you have ceased them only as kindly opposi te Town Hall A very lily, in truth, If all of us would amuse themselves in a less boister- "child-like." Leaving metaphor aside, let us to resolve, yo r have ceased to live much of human happiness is made bleteetel angels at Hammer- ous fashion, each bringing 'gals her she seenie.1 to be, chosen from the them PERTH. GOOD NEIGHBOURS. A2298. close to God. smith in the day of her heavy some little piece of work, which, by beginning- for the garden of the put ourselves the plain question: "Is Phone there would be less of ourselves. by of. neceslove the amendment for of not a purpose What a man does t h rouble ! " employed, misery. usefully her sheltered human therefore, and, Spouse; keeping opinion is whose man answer; Confession?" elderly good mind An in for every no immadiute sary bear made God, he does differently.-Dr. GrenEttie would us recreation of If at of most lovingly from all that could something was but a new chord had been struck would prevent the hour and we may add, the fell. that happiness is front within: ani considered worth degenerating intp mere idle east even a shadow on its Might- Undoubtedly: ANDERSON & Son perfect the purpose of amend. Thos. The world measures man accord- hot from without, there would be a asked by the Editress of a woman's in her bosom t.y the mention of the from Family Grocers and Provision MerSome had fine needlework to ness. But if per soul had been more talk. prowere he thought Bale Church the what and paper, Shepherd. perfect the confes- chants. Good the more standards, merit, many heart the of Oig to nuns Fitseera141-et. and Raglan -rd., the merd, to well spring of joy in every lace spices the choicest delicate nourished among or do, next Families per attributes of "the people 'Phone. A1794. Perth. remembered, in a vague sort of way. profits on such occupations being of the Beloved; if the hot simoom sion. Perfection, however, is not esby one only --sacrifice. the sun would shine forever. Cou$stry Orders Aton daily. 'and waited before: good Confesa doon't them making of for sential heard A day without any suffering at having Try it! to the needful expenses of of earthly passions had 'never been sion. If it were, few of us would tended 10. And he raid: idea el being placed under the devoted all is not found in Christ's calendar. the the brought Others yet around it, charity. to the air suffered stir "I've been living here for nearly rare and protection of such a reli- the the requisite dispositions. -Very Rev. Walter Elliott. C.S.P. BEGIN IN THE HOME. work in making and did it wear a look of tender pity, as ever have HARRY, McCARTHY forty year::. Folks on either side of gious community, fell like a smith. coarse, rough purpose of amendment, then, Motor Prayer and action should go toEstablished over Car Painting. mending, required by the commun- it lay mirrored in her soft, dove-like 1Vhat peo. ing bairn upon her soul the gore?. had and come They us have in order that I may necessary is gether when possible. Where there 196 MR-STREIT. Pracfresh 20 years. in the came with eyes, which showed how large a again, man, others, while young ity-; a are Many neighbours for converIf one beet I like the Conway. plc tc my a that the surest sign themselves. have tical Coach Painter. is a will there is the devoted upon out basketfuls huge of and .ceking share ready was to aprons of compassion it white youth, nee; of those who do these things: They sinner -they at least, peas, to be shelled for the next day's bestow on those less happy, who fessions arc good? Pious penitents cannot act, one can pray. with wicktdnes, feels a keep the plane nice and clean, fav- sion of thewoad never taunt her find that the requisite purpose The threads of habit seem easily win' laden therefore, M. HALLION Thus provided, they took had been out in the storm, and will of aeore to better its coreli. our repainting once its while; hang with her fall -and under their pro- dinner. is far from being so Machine Bread Factory, North Fremanto broken, but sooner or later they are glow vet feeling: and setting them under scathed in its Liast of fire. And of amendmentrigid chairs, This fie a ncbl: their morntion. Monday no of every many ism the wa reproach. that out harsh cord a as they conceive tle. Bread delivered to all partsMalt such such ne and into extreme tection Make woven home. nut the -spreading in a broad of innocence begin boughs expressiob of this double I may, the day. such under is ironing ing: Tuesday Fremantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. Shipit to be. such biting sarcasm, 'is even a stout arm is unable to break. bolter: dc your little if her own father's reed she might only tree, gathered themselves round the And pity shawed barb especially fit. and Brown Bread a Speciality. liwyn-mower their Paid all "They'll which purpose, es:ential The Good cense is not a merely intel- that spot Tel. B739. in a more agreeable you'll bring it back. They'll do the whose place, iike that ted Sister Ma:y of St. Agnes was for have, is to avoid all ping Supplied. naturally expect. would ever Superioress, :nattier, .ectual attribute: it is rather the re - homey duties was always, by the task to which her Divine Spouse penitents must egg too same with a pinch of salt or to wound her ear. A dim and dreamy of any real HOTEL as pos- had called her. in the Order of the mortal sin, and, as a censequence. SUBIACO or a cup of flour. They will go out vision. not exactly of happinees, common consent, as nearly that to means Emu Beer Rokeby Road, Sublaco. Fer it is the moral take all necessary of their way to do you a favour. but of peace and security from the sible in the centre of her daughters. Good Shepherd. goes without saying that Always on Tap. Good Accommodation as well as cen- influence conferred by innomnee end.one It Walter Wine, They keep the garbage can cm/erect mocking glances of the world, seem- And the veryin soul, can he properly called a peni- for Country visitors. no living of that Mirth, was, the sing'eshe alone, which enables nun, tre, yard in their and keep the chickens is determined to be Proprietor. ed to rise before her as she reflected handed, and w:thout the aid of tent tailless he Ind not in ours. They are net too on Catherine's words, and without circle! Would that I could describe child of God. One she tither punishment or policeman, to and to remain thethe A Magazine of Catholic Devotion. curious about who comes and goes even noticing her leving appal on her. as I -saw her first. when sacred tribunal who approached a shilling keep any number of the, wild and of Penance without such a determinat our house. 'They mind their own behalf of her aueband, she asked came to England. without COLLEtirml in her nurse, without a word of Eng- riotous spirits committed' to her ation would, in truth, be a Judas business. - -abruptly AND IMPORTER, EDITED AND PUBLISHED AT MAVNOOTH with --vocabulary charge in peaceable subjection: and secretly bent on betraying hie Mas- BOOKSELLER COLLINS-STREET, in her "What the greyer brings in or the They took vou in. you say? lish DUBLIN. in short, but the grace of it is with which pity ter while openly giving Him the kiss 309-11 LITTLE laundryman carries out doesn't inthey tape me in, do you nothing. MELBOURNE. of intelligence t bright their the ;teaches her t t"uch God, and upon quizzers. terest them. They are not think? Would they take me in if 1 her own fervid and determined spirit fault, which gives her piwer. not of peace. In regard to the purpose Marriages and Motherhood. By Aloe If. once in a witiie, there's a good asked them?" avoiding all mortal sin, there can Lady Preface by Cardin.' Los et. Annum ( her task; that task be- only to keep them in decent con- of deal of noise at our house, they they, though?" cried to aid her inless penitent Price, 8/10, post free. A half measures. no Bourne. 'Wouldn't be than to fcund a re- formity- to external rules, but to may, however, be afraid that he will don't telephone that they are about Catherine, joyfully. "Only you ing nothing The Human Soul and its Relation By Dom A. Voider, country a Spirits. in penetrate to a far higher and bet -et auprm ligous community Other are With if The) see I Sole:Agents Fur Australia poi;ce. the and to call them my darling again fail into mortal sin, and exPrice, 9/6 post free. companionable, thry kindly, dative, Street. Perth. And it'; happy which openly avowed its detAtation portion of their being, so as to lead perience may have confirmed his 0.3.8. they wouldn't The Life of St. Plicholas of Tolenamong of nun, and the name them, hoeing as well as sorrowfut riBRVANS RECORD PRESS, Murray of very Price, E. A. Foran. sartain Rev. I'm neighbourly. By to tine. you'll be with them: fear; still, if he is able honestly post free. "They live as nearly by the Gold- sure of that- happy and at home a handful of Catholics, so over - to the feet of their Divine Lord. say. "I am very weak, I am afraid 10/6, By Rev. S. Mother of Divine Gratis. the by number of And already you say, God?' your weighted es, Thank to possible. "Lime harnanly ladies sons as is all better en Rule are Be they as free. to repost but I do not wish Price, 7/10, like --especially Rogan, 0.P. cult of a just equilibrium of all our manner. to said the young nun, turning those of a relapse, Hbetter brothers to your sis- that being so we do the same. It like yourself: for sure it doesn't need charities they were compelled The Love Of the Savored Heart. and I w.11 carry out the in. faculties, spiritual and moral.-Bul- parents; and to your fel- is a good plea; don't stone your half an eve to sire that, no matther support out of their private fortunes. dove -like eyes we have been endeav- lapse, neighbours better he has ters; structions cf the Confessor," free. post 8/10, wer Lytton. Price, desire to Endes. ado to likelilittle ouring demril e almost reproach. had more induces they it that dog: neighbour's low -men; better Catholics; By Rev. what has happened since, you're just a sufficient purpose of amendment lift, and still lets hope fully on her gay companion. Price, 15/6. post loyal and more devoted children to hood that he will stone mein." eixeront, P.D. the Confession. a lady born for am that. Not that another to the ST. GREGORY VII. "Nay, dear sister, remember I am forPious Seems as if the wise old gentle- it will make any difference to them." of its ultimately succeeding. Withnot the Church, your mother. however, are penitents ReBgpytien anti Legends of Babylon man preached a pretty goodoized she added, correcting herself a little. out being beautiful, there was some- only a prior novice: so you must not likely to be troubled' about mortal lation By L. to Hebrew Traditions. Feat, Wednesday, May 26. sermon, and in not toc maim words "for they are as kind and tender 11 thing singularly attractive in that expect me Sc be as perfect as you sin. Their anxiety is concerned W. King. CHEERFULNESS. Price, 7/6, post free. which are," said the other. in her gay, half with its dark-grey eyes, New Works by Rev. E. R. Hale S.J.: either. Gregory VII.. by name Made Confessions in which venial sins will say that for them) to the most face, 1/3. post often seemed to see, even when mocking tone. "But only have pa- with Collapses lapses In Adult Life. Everyone must have felt that a brand, was born in Tuscany about ignorant craythures under their care so are the repeated matter of accusa- free. in cheerful friend is like a sunny day, BRIGGS AND ROWLAND,. her she was occupied with the driest tience with me until I have gut the tion. the Queen 2/3, the year 1013. He was educated to be have a purwould can they' How they Practical Philosophy of Life. an around, (Oppoarid Perth to on -street, of her went details silver but Wellington heart: and who knows he brightness 608 and most ordinary shedding thence From happened free. post she if have Rome. of amendment when they self, God bless her, Railway Goods Yard). The Premier something may be smite as ready then to go pose The 'British and Anglo...Seam Period. and most of as can as we choose site will everyday occupations, it Abthough W.A. give France and became a monk at of But to resolve Merchants them. real if any Stone visit little, and to Lime free. 2/4, post to make of this world either a palace or solutely the Highest Percentege of not to New Zealand, or even Siberia, at Cluny. Afterwards he returnedhigh difference to them, it may you did not sec of something those venial sins? The answer Report of the British Labour Coindoubt some Lime In the State. Write for Prices nuke no this "earth, a moment's notice, as I have. no up Full text, with apRommand for many years filled great a prison. There isinno yieldieg to you, achusla. most certainly to this guestien will show that se pendices andIreland. to and particulars before purchasing else- make a good deal Price, Us, heavenly imparted a doubt you are yourself already." two photos. earthy," which and easy more penitrusts of the Holy See. Three si- selfish satisfaction much a such be from is required competition. you'll for We defy "As far as mere liking goes," said little melancholy, and fancying that we where. No connec- comfortable with real ladies, I'm Rweetness to her looks. Yet there of imioisest 17rneete. evils then afflicted the Church; puipose min. Briggs In the trade. the necessary that tent over are victims of fate; in brooding tion with others trading under a simiif them was nothiim vague or unsettled in the nun. gently, "I suppose none of amendment can easily be he, mony, concubinage, and the custom would you formed. that thinkint less lar name. Lime for Manure at very If she did but us have any natural wish to leave their exprduion. of receiving investiture horn lay grievances, especially if more or then, is required from a peniyou had to do with were lees lamed fix them on your fa, -e, mot felt at tie's dear Imuse, and all our sisters. What, imaginary. To be bright and cheer- low rate. hands. Against these .three corumwho confesses only venial sins or well-mannered than yourself." reading all the But if our Lurd wanted us else- tent were once that they Printed and Published by them tions Gregory never ceased to con- ful often retraires an effort: there is to me will you take since last Confession? "Then committed DAIRY. be ourselves W.A. souls THE heart, and its where. and if there were to in keeping of your that be a certain art As Legate of Victor tend. at once?" asked F.ttie, in the implor- secrets Nothing more is required than the BRYANS LIMITED Wanneroo-road, ing tone of a child anxious and fear- most hidden weaknesses would hard- saved by geii g, what matter, after resolve to Leeen the number of those THE W.A. DAIRY, a Council at Lyons, where si- happy, and in this respect, as in watch over and Osborne Park. D. Keane. Pureofmilk ly escape the keen scrutiny of their all. whether we are here or there. venial sins committed -since last Con- PRINTERS AND PUB mony was condemned. He was elect- others, we require toalmost th ful lest her request should be refus- glance. to any part as if we delivered twice daily But their ordinary expres- so only that we are doing the work fession? ed Pope in 1073, and at or.ce called manage ourselves, cows to ed. Nothing more is required Murray-street (opp. Boans), city, direct from our own Supplylni Life indeed else. was one of calmness --that great for which He sent ue?" Catholic sion were somebody the of A4381. pastor:, you Tel upon the customers. "Will I take mtu to them, do the resolve to lessen the numThe no 'roe, Sister Mary of St. than PUBLISHED WEEKLY. seiz- calmness eo often indicative of a deworld to lay down their lives rather must be measured by thought and the Convents an# Colleges. Catherine, said achusla?" those venial sins. For exof say, ber the atcion, not dy time. It certainly was just going to respond, than betray the laws of Goa torebelglad promptitude lermined spirit: calmness. deepen. Cecilia, wits every day once that confess at I ing ample. TO SUBSCRIBERS, in TERMS be. bright, when was silenced by a general to she at times almost into sadness, but may be and night will of princes. Rome was in P. J. HEVRON on the proposition. "Aye, that I will, ing last Confession I have commit- In Advance which had no touch of hush from the other nuns, and every since lion through the ambition of the teresting, and happy; far, according Customs. Shipping,. and Forwarding and with a heart and a half. it sadness one sin against.charity. It sufindeed. ted 3s. 3d. .. Quarter Per PhIllimOre canall "If Carriers. fixed on "the Mother proverb: General which was eye became sorrow in it. and Agency. Gregory excommunicated to the Italian Cenci. Only you wait a atinit earthly moreover. fices if I resolve that at least on the Tel. 8277. 68 6d. Per Half Year .. risible ere it had passed Superior," who had, apparently, day They laid hands on him at not live on the Piazza, everyone may Chambers, eremanum them. this Confession I will until I fen li she woman next doore hardly after M. Ils. .. Annum Per tidings to impart. a some further And Mass, the often into feel sun." melting most away, midnight childher until Christmas during the Or, the charity either against look sinning to Oct. avoid 20s. Years Two Per as winning, and as so, in fact, it proved. A new postu- again, I confess that I have sinned G. F. YEATES wounded him, and cast him into pritheir daddy comes in: and then senile 23 bright, Booked had been for some days re BEAUTY. was lant, who its beauty he MORNING'S it had caught day as if tender optician, son. The following wunst, for it's a twice at start charity, we'd best against times three Od. 13s. Annum Per Next arose the sunshine of some transitory expected, would arrive, she told against obedience, and once against betted by the people. PER'!. good step front this to Hammer- in 22s. Od. Two Years .. There is a freshness about the 37 BARRACK STREET,Hall). Her figure was them, that very evening. his conflict with Henry IV., Emperand we must manage to be glimpse of heaven. point one on smith, a n resolved 1 truth. Town (Opposite no to which belongs "Oh, that really is delightful!" ex. tall and slight, and there was a grace or of Germany. This monarchfi after early rimming namely, that I will not be unour Cheques (which should be crossand unstudied elegance in every look claimed Sister Mary cif St. Agnes. only, openly relapsing into simony, pre- other period of the day. It fills and that is sufficient. Or, per- edie money orders, or postal our eyes and movement, which made you feel And "How old is she?" and "At truthful: tended to depose the Pope. Gre- longs and brightens that I ha, c been notesdrafts, haps, should be made payable to at once that you were in the pre- what hour will she arrive?" "What guilty Iofconfess gory excommunicated the emperor. makes tee feel haw good it is to live. ot sins of THE number large a EXCHANGE our RECORD. to is day new born the and "Will hint, What will here:tame be?" she truest lady in the sence of a lady His subjects turned against and I resolve that for the fut- MUST BE ADDED. the morning prayer sense of the epithet-by the innate stay, I wonder?" followed each other anger, and at last he sought absolution of physical nature not be so numershall sins those ure the It is of the soul. life one or not the succession, from did is to in web rapid he mind, her But of refinement mid delicacy Gregory at Canossa. or so frequent: that is sufficient. SPECIAL NOTICE. whether she had sprung from a cot- other of the younger and more eager ous, persevere. He set up an antipope, opening the windows of the heart How easy, then, it -is for one who When notifying change of address Her dress, with of the religious, thet the Superioress confesses tage or a castle. and besieged Gregory in the castle that the clear air of heaven may the reto have sins venial your old as well as your state kindly The aged Pontiff flow in. It reinvigorates the life withthe exception cf the double veil, was had no time to answer any of them. of St. Angelo. purpose of amendment! All new address. -similar to that of the other nuns. At last, the assistant, who sat be- quisite was obliged to flee, and died in exile in us and turns our thoughts toresolved to be is to necessary ,,,,, that is It most. the love and wards the One we it was composed entirely of white side her, clapped her hands; A.D. 1085. ADVERTISING RATES. the number or the frequency is a source of renewed strength, and serge, the only bit of coker about silence being thus restored, the lessen Wanted and Vacant, Situations who apanyone and sins, such of spiritual the to --gives a buoyancy Mother said, laughing it being a blue girdle, worn in honA MOTHER'S CREED. of Penance Board and Residence (three lines, step end a clearness to the inner "How can yott expect me to ans- proaches the Sacrament Is. our of the Blessed Virgin, under 1.1.1 with a good will surely intends to about 16 words), one insertion, I believe in the importance of the vision. Is floods the heart with the whose especial protection the Order wer such a string of questions all at make .. advance each. small some least at In bet me see, now; what do Deaths, of the Good Shepherd is placed. Sus- once? Marriages, home as the fundamental institution breath of life and bathes it in the Births, of that kind in serving God. II sunshine of God's smile. pended trom her neck was a small you want first to know?" of society. Memoriam. and Funeral Notices, 3s. There is, however, even an easier per ileema'' ,s"-; extra. line 'When she is coming, dear 6d. Poetry, silver heart, bearing on the inside insertion. I believe in the immeasurable posretik the safer way of securing pm, THE STRENGTH OF THE memadilm _ Ordinary Advertisements, 3s. per the image of the Good Shepherd, Mother," replied Sister Mary of St. and sibilities of every boy and girl. quisite purpose of amendment, inch. SAINT. and or. the outside that of the Div- Agnes. I believe in the imagination, the to add to the Confession a "I told you that before," said the namely,one's Casual Advertisements, 4s. per ine Mother and her Child-, set in a trust, the hoe es, and the ideals des past life. No 'vie has inch. The saint is not immune from peril 'She will arrive sometime sin of which dwell in the hearts of chilwreath of lilies and roses; this heart Mother. lived many years without commitand hardship. lie knows the lonely Replies to Advertisements can be being the distinctive badge of a pro- this evening." dren. yr class of sins which addressed to this Offices, and they "Ie she only coming Mere to see ting some sin,regrets I believe in the satisfaction of uphill climb, Ids nerves are -straineda fessed religions, and, consequently, and is resolved will be forwarded to Advertisers if specially like those of other people, many no one assmning it until she has tak- how she likes It? or does she really he shun. duty. or sin, That particular postage is prepaid. mean to stay, I wonder?" asked a to I believe in the goodness of the time the sweat of fear is on his foreen her vows. of sin, may be confessed again PERTH. does it seem All Communications should be adIn the course of the next half very grave, matter-of -feet-looking class great design which lies behind- our head, again and again again, and the penitents can dressed to: and work at as though his case were desperate. as hard was BOARDERS. who AND novice, BOYS DAY SuperiorFOR round the circle SCHOOL hour, the complex world. SECONDARY the about doubt reasonable no have hint THE RECORD, at coining his foes if very as her I believe in the safety and peace He has seen ess became considerably enlarged: knitting a stocking, Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College for it or about the purpose BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. the nuns, who up to that time had life depended no its being finished torrow which surrounds us all through the open.meethed, as a wountled hart in WA. the future. for it committing not of tohounds tearing of the pack sees that even:ng. been occupied by various duties in over -brooding love of God. The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly sin, or class of sins, is a -nun I cennet possibly tell for When this the house, coming one after another I believe in the will of God as the ward it. Saintliness lies not in It attended to. to the venial sins regularly and Commercial Education are imparted. join in the recreation, and the certain,' the Superioress 1111FWE Ted. added one and only law of human Ida in life spent with:n a ringed fence. exto Primary, Secondary, it becomes part of the confessed, has its ad"entures, its perils, its novices also, having finished all their "All I know is, that she hopes to Confession, the sorrow and resolve AND BOOKBINDING all its relations. All Public Examinations are prepared for, including Univercessive demands on strength and merry feats of gardening, making a stay. but ire cannot Is sure even sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, Matricula-SEND which have become it, avoid to life. unOnly other she is actually courage, just as any SITTING STILL. tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. cheerful addition to of a novice, until numerous and readily are soul, the you habitual in the saint has an ally whom he Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive the party. When their numbers der the pall at her profession, necessary the thus and actual, made sten Cadet comae, count. the of he can in less, for and on whom still knows, is imparted ;and our attention. Military Training Didja' ever have t' sit -still seemed almost complete, the Super- know is secured. answer for a postulant whom I purpose of amendment Companies. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, twenty minutes just because you The Lord is my light, my salvation, ioress drew a letter from her work. An example will make the matter This is MURRAY-STREET my stronghold, my host! Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking asked them, with one of have never seen as yet." helped yourself to jam? and basket, I confess instance, For clearer. tranand (app. Boana) PERTS, if she is not clothed soon, "Rut are taught. bright smiles, her of Well maybe you'll never have to the secret of arsurance his brightest the sini have purfast Confession recreative since for that provided dear in are her, head for lifts wait A Rooms to warrior have going quility. Billiard and Reading I shall It's because not hear to do it again whether they would like Telephones: A3264 and A3467. by he knows that victory poses. Mother?" aske.! a postulant, who, ned venially byby uncharitableness, out of style. but just because it's battle whenThe some news? distraction at pray-. nearly two disobedience, man who has learnA Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which already been having murstir and a and Published at the reThere was general "not healthful." The Chicago de- is assured. Printed I have no is to be counted on as pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of convent, did not er. Let us supposetothat partment of health says there is no ed that God mur of assent, for the letter in ques- months in the of avoid any of gistered office of the Proprietors, wait real determination tools. tc in his warfare having idea tl e fancy that come to have, known was sense in forcing a child to sit quiet, an active participant assurance. tion past life BRYANS, LIMITED, Otloy Nam New Pupils are received at any part of He Three-Term System. for the cere- those sins. I add from mythe In is possessed of quiet Bosse), very morning from a house of the longer than necessary lust to teach it to sit still. Fifth Murrarstraet ( that I have sinned against the Term. liberal discount is made in the ease of brothers. on God knows hie of her own clothing. mony in of one established fact the sitting still business fof whom can reckon recent! order, For Pro: ctus A I to THE PRINCIPAL. a'e 'o ever o r oar I

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