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Home .)f Good Shepherd Appeal

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PERTH, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1921

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2024 (New Series)

-Michael O'Callaghan's Crime of Being Irish ----PAGE

VOL. XLV

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Democracy, and the aerination of the League for Ireland, based as it Is on the broadest altruistic democracy's Principles. is evidence ofdespotism and growing protest against Mr. Clenientson concludeeifisimess." ed, amidst applause, by congratulating on their splendid attendthe Well attended Meetings show ance. vitality, enthusiasm, awl hopes of great success. Mr, M. O'Dea thanked the ladies wthi had so kindly ant ably entertained the meeting. at the outset, and also the speaker for his able and Interesting ad The S.D. for I. League had for dress, its sole object the righting or Irish Despotism in other centitries wrongs. might be attributed to the apathy of the Ireland there Is a nation People, but in and resisting. sue yet she awake, active, Is being suhjeeled to unremitting oppreesion and cruelly. The Peteraior wench conunittee have arranged for another public meet Mg on sunday evening. June 5th.. and the secretary is busy with every detail calculated to make the occasion fruit ful in its addition to our already swell Ing membership.

Self -Determination for Ireland tieleDeternimation at' pia, League of Australia. audio.,

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS

(From Our Correepontient.) COLLEGE ht A euchre darty end dance. or the church nuthumr Fund look NEW IERM COMMENCES in the Town Hail on May IC, and we a highly succeesful functiote The firet (WESTERN AUSTRALIA SECTION.) ladies' prize an order for 10/6 oti Roan Bros.--- was won by Miss Mel)onJewel ehl. The second ladies' prize --a President, Mr. M. Ryan, viceAgain we are compelled to place elected: tt,e, kindly donated by Mr. Niaselpresident, Mr. J. Murphy. treasurer, was won by Miss Lucas. The first gents' upon record the wonderful spirit Mr. A. J. itowaii; secretary, Mr. J. 2, the Rev. prize-a elletible nig. given by m movement will be electThe Lynch-wee won by,Mr. Con MeMa- that is abroad in the at futurerotd who only lost one genie during throughout the Stulte in the cause of ,et m"' ati nfg'r might which it sey wa' the course of the reciting. The second Self-Determination for Ireland. Not decided were ere! of intending num, members Chamberlaiii prize- e/, given by Mrs. have metropolitan branches handed in, and the greatest interest was --was woe by Mr. R. McEvoy, of May- ' only League, which the new el in display but issue, our last since lamie. rite Wier part of the evening been formed to be a very nourishing branch was given up to dancing, the function no less than three country districts protnises the near future. A hearty vote of beieur a trreal ,ateese. wrest credit be- have been visited by the organising hi thanks to the organiser for his interest. im,. tine to the committee, who organMONDAY, MAY SOUL form- hug address was carried with acclamawere branches where secretary the Initial was This ised the aild,. se effort of Jim Meehan and Allan ed. Within seven days five branches !ion. which secretaries), (the new Halvorsen been brought into existence! ',Heftily augurs well for the success of have PERTH C.Y.M.S. Michael Devitt (1""ham) °ranchfuture entertabitnents that our young The following reports indicate the On Mee, ee, the e organiser, Mr. Allan Hal- progress of the branches already in Mr. J. P. lietheny, visited the prosperous friends take in hand. Eaceisior. iorsen earned o it the duties of M.C. being. while others corer the initial terming and railway towel of Northern. as eMeiently ns could he desired, aim There is not a C. F.M.S. fellow who for the purpose of establishing a branch Thome. Wheelan (Boulder) Branch. the slice.,, of the evening was in no proceedings c I new ones. or the eels Determination Learite. tic orriinfril the has not got a smile on his face this Mr. NI. .!. cconitor email measure due 10 Ills efforts. And. why not? me society The Seerelary, Mr. J. P. "toilette. re rouud on arrive, that mph of the pre- chair at the last meeting of the above izoiv.:t 'PS Or it can imettell the turniatiou of the (0110Willir limitary work had been done, wed a branch, halter aj. iactikeziesyt)teiv,idaastis;iso-rhite, little plarecallY seeisl Lovers or arts and datleing are being brandies Sint, the last meeting of the splendid set or (AkersO'Donnell, in it attendance. The minutes of the previous ea, submitted by the social committee 'rred. Rev. Father well catered for at the Hibernian Hall, stitte 11,1 week, and last eats.. ley law our speech, intrnduceci the brief organiser, various odtinrrned, and wets Murray -street, Perth, on Tuesday evemeeting Themes Davis (Victoria Park) team prose too t etch for its opponents the the transacted. °Wel. for outlined which business ning next, the 'list inst., when a grand elle, routine Branch. Claremont oval. other words, I.. sane was being establisted. Mr. P. The membership consistently cond.- on euchre daily and dance, under the seeI'll is "Itneltine In up." Put what On Wednesday. Ma,v Is, the Thomas Oltriscoll was voted to the chair. Mn, Iles to grow. We are pleased to state the retaryship of Mr. T. C. Bogue, will be was farm- Cohens. ease a brief but comprehensive that Miss S. O'Cdtinor, the lade organ - we want to wet at Is this. If we °MY held, the proceeds of which are being. !testis Branch of the League Hayes look La -lc a Rev. Father few months we will find Park. summary of the historical events that Iser, has done rood work. She sulldevoted io the Sacred Heart (High- ed at victoria (it that we Were ail In the dumps. There the visiting members tip to the present PesitiOn In Ire- mitted .seventeen new names for mein gate) Parish Scholarship. Gents are introduced eight or nine stalls, stock, and make Ryan that such kindness has been oidy one Lens( that brought us °lea, -Monaghan, ied laud. and r bated many of the so- hived's. TAP; continuous addition to 18 admitted on payment of 1/6; ladies 1/. the council. siessre through to this first stage of success. It them justify their existence to the ma e poss ibl e. A. Dryad. Mitchell, and the secre- railed argument.' with which the Austhe membership make. It now a veto was to record in these notes gratitude for Good prizes, excellent music and dainty P. apothat all and the presided. chaps rallied and saw M. Oema Mr. often net to nationether new tary. tratians the claims Eleven formidable one. fullest extent will be no mean task be features of the refreshments ntil enTelephone. that things went ahead. this consideration, so valuable and tertainment What If We logised ror the absence of the Presi- hood put forward by the Irish race. No members were also nominated to fulfil. To furnish this huge of the did not win last footfall season! What In * practical speech he dealt age, no reneration, no decade in Irish dent. To further the Interests With apologies for the soft im- kind. If the tat -gee( ty Old look sick! We were gala attraction, willn, a lot of detail work peachment: oritanisation necessity Of seer., protest and history had failed to declare its with the Drench. the' Slate organiser Cubs. If :n wanting the office v1111woing to stick it lies and to and of make it a sue combat the ceinpaign aeainst the unnaturai union which had tary (Mr. J. P. rioaeny) will he amongst epee. and time need to be devoted in of the Home of the Good Shepherd hushed with the first ten forced 'moil rIeland by corruption, lie on sunday next, when all should fruits orNow, tication which the press was spreading Through unforseen circumstances a great many respects. of victory, don't let us stop. We A112.5. the committee was not able to fulfil and no people take the oppertuaity of gaining soule have terrorism. ring telephone to the detriment of the Irish people. treed, and pleaee Appeal, still got rat to go. we have got to stallholders themselves will he manMr. J. elonatelian roused the audience to who had suffered as Ireland had for 750 valuable and helpful informetirm number and then ask Mrs. the arrangements made last week to THE SHORT CUT TO aMr.high he years 'Quid now accept any less-and Doheny bee already made line headway yet more wine and stand more losses. if pitch of euthusiaen when the aging their own individual depart- Call this win again next Saturday it will be to switch you over to the instal the cube outside the Savoy asked those present to respond to they asked for no more-than the right in the various -mitres he has visited. we ment of labour, thereby relieving the Shine emit. If we Co not, we are not going lovers of all thee complain will an the patriotism often was own affairs. apa large attoiesitee to mannee their He we trust Visitors call to and which last executive committee. Like all ex room. can't get the office, but if they Hotel, in Hav-street. by those in We will push on. Mr. M. Mitchell also spoke, Pealed for their organised support and be present, that he may make similar to be downheai tel. Ireland. Ss in tontbell, FO In every other branch. ticipated and expected in other essistattee In this, the final, effort in progress on the fields. hibitions of a similar sort, the °yea- they POULTRY of outlining what had been done will charge when writing the last notes PROFITABLE they We want instructions a good crowd at our debates were these follow onicere The following which they might be asked to particicentres. Mon will be made agog by luminous and lectures. Put If they won't come Harrold; pate. E. (Applause I elected,-President, Mr. Parker; Thomas Wheelan (East Fremantle) to see fixed in Perth's principal at first, we'll still keep pushing. glare and glamour of colour and not go wrong. treaMr. Bert A motion that a branch be formed, Brapeh, With eggs fetching good prices, vice-president. Parishes. thoroughfare and highway of throng. hue. The lighting effect in itself surer, Mr. M. O'Brien; secretary, Mr. to be called the Michael Davin Branch, of member: tneetine The first eeneral the have the old shibboleth to of "poultry not M. however, was held sun_ hoped. h...ch or 0,in is with great enthusiasm. It O'Dwyer. carried A. was should command abc,,,. much attention par While recognising that several Members areagiainah"i reminded that There is money during this or paying" is dead. The following colleens were elected.- day afternoon last in the local Convent quarterly meeting will he held ou Junea and attraction. There will be corn- ishes are at present heavily taxed cube placed elsewhere be in poultry, provided you know the President, Mr. P. 0Mriscoll, of Grass School. The meeting was well attend- 1st. Subseriptione for (merger endJames Connolly (Sunbury) Branch. petitions of every type, challenge in having to promote entertainments next week, notice of which will Valley: vice-president. Mr. P Coffey; ed. despite the Inclement weather roll. ing August list. generally If men fail it is due that runningnigh:. There secretary later. tile 19, May On Thursday, treasurer, Mr. NV. Flaherty; secretary, matches, and sports supplied for in the interests of their own wants, published and members throughout fol- is a conehterable sum outstanding by because they have to buy over again attended at the °Melte opening of a alias Nellie Walsh; cnrnmIttee, Messrs. (Minns. lowed with interest the proceedings of way of sewers. both the old and the young, and notwithstanding It behoves members Popular Lady or Gent. the committee branch Of the League at Bunbury. Greet J. M. Carroll, T Lynch, M. Moran. Mrs. the meetlyg. keenly the which have The branch experience for others who offend In this way to settle up. when enlivened by band musical would be glad if in the effort upon for the meeting were more Eitston, Mrs. Oollan, Mrs. Cook, and enthusiastic In its endtavour to obtain line this suggestion paid dearly. They experiment tn- preparationscorunittee. side a As which had been Mies Mary Walsh. Accountancy. a local A hearty vote of the selections and innovations to in- which they are now engaged es many new rnen.beee as pos,tble, and fall on deaf ears. The stead of learning from the mistakes by working for some weeks, the result be- Menke to the secretary for his elo- to assist in this "elpeet has ill rebel to A meetit g. duce merriment and joy, the arena Appeal for the Home of the Good shouldis not accountancy stdents filled quent address was carried with accla- arrange social gatherings. Me. just mooted in case any of others. A good handbook on ing teat site Bedford Hall was The was held lastof Snday. Mr. J. D. should not be devoid of charm or Shepherd will not escape their atten- idea audience, the and enthusiastic of a large of a form first of these is to take the Teahan was elected secretary, and any like to 1 e made aware poultry is better than all the miscel- with of whom had nu con. mation. anything that it is intended to give. tion, and an occasional considera- should Mr. Doheny, in replying. thanked social and lance, and will be held on interested In this branch should get he suit- laneous and varies "good advice' a greet number if it is deenied and ti thought, their beyond with Ireland kindly Interest Friday. Pine In, In the East Fremantle touch with him. for the olionnen rather Tees With a keen predisposition to am- tion be given to seeing what can be able and worthy or trial the execu- your neighbours will shower upon tiection In the C.Y.M.S social to share in the work of Prominent speakers will classes are he had taken In the inauguration of Town Hall. smicioerrea Isy irilozeirnadethair, usement and fun, these requirements done towards extending relief in tive will he glad to receive nomina- you free and without the asking. sire Justice being intended to n down -trodwhat he believed would be one of the he meowed ter the evenine. and In will be catered for in every regard. some form or another. Perhaps they Mr. J. Shanahan, who has largest and MOM influential branches in short spepelies protein to those present bring the class back to the rooms, peOple. operations at Everybody pretends to be an au- den the local 1110Ve- the State. which the League was should sufficient attendance warrant it hien very assiduous in for the °Mena The Westralia Fair is going to be a can do nothing now, but why not tions and arrange thority on poultry. That's why so ment, presided, and explained the ob It was also decided to arfortnNi. large order. and to see it carried to prepare something and so be in read- once. Entertainments in General. Mr. J. P. DO. League. range a card tOurnament with the many fail to make money out of it. mete of thespoke Serefileld (Meylands) Branch. successful completion and not to be ineas, and later on put the ideas into for over an hour, in- Patrick betty. who The social 37oniaeall Ettveeen'inas io be high!, On Monday evening. at the Convent \Vette Tone Bratieh (North Fremantle), trust that If you to such a proved man note please of the a recital in stallhelders eudienee terested the Would We are Indebted to commended rer the tine social sehool, Mavierelle. the State Council was at an early date. lacking at all, the enthusiasts now action? organise,' WI a, Maims of 'relate' to Self -Determination, represented sy Messrs. Walter Dwyer 'fr. Oaten Fitzgerald, who ''as kindly by It on Wednesday, May ism. lee if they acquaint the joint organising interesting themselves must have end male an eloquent appeal to those ( President) , Y. O'Oes, J. Monaehen, J. donated a rash prize of El for the programme ineluded Items by the tic en their Accommodation. of Office date the of secretaries democrats who believed in a "hands Edwards. R. it. Walsh, 1. S. Dowling. tournament. their ranks swelled b BOOK POULTRY torts Park Girls' orchestra, Mrs. C. A. en. Russia" palmy to adopt a 'Mends off I.. A. Bryan, and tee awereteey, Mr. J. in their efAt the risk of not clweniciling the "tertainments, and send complonenorganise, Bruen, To assist Miss Maud more of their kind. An arms- of kierse, Rc.v Father FOR AUSTRALIA" :eland" ponce as the slily antidote P. Doheny. will be sreeteltd al tendence forts to eniOn tem. members, copies of McMahon, Misses G.- Hattie..7.k, care A workers is ;nperatiyely necessary. feet, the executivewish to take act ' tars- tickets. the committee It was resolved that a militarism. Father the Etertnrel nolis of the dtetriet are Kathleen Moss, N. Walsh. Rose Davies, the attendance You can't go wrong Over let) pages to the visiting speakers and whilst meantime again extend vantage of this week's report by re- glad to arrenge for breech or the League be formed. to be greeted P. Lynch. In welcoming the State Coun- to he obtained, and divided Into sub- Ellern Ouirld;r,e, Mr. Jack Flanagan, Miss functions. the at gratitude Branch. of reporter Connolly debt a the James the of knoten a. to ferring ing an invitation to readers to enof most exhaustive, clear informs a masterly diseourse In briefly distrlete, a-, that a thorough renvaes Rita Robinson, Mr. Joe 'robin, and me gave cil, electwere then officers following the history of the past seven ran he mete of the district, and all col as quickly as they conveniently which they ate under to Messrs. Mon, with illustrations, for only 1/9, The A Rare Gift. Archdeacon outlining Veil, el:-Preeldent, Cinderella Dance. Of Irish hlittnry, during which he likely members' tudneed to enroll. can. everything is proceeding apace. Ness and Holland. of the Royal Arpost free. Smyth; vice-president. Mr. Phil Mc- years General meetings of members will points, quite a series of telling During the week Mrs. Shine was The monthly Cinderella Dense was treasure.% Mr. Tennant; secret- ettered Kenna; and end the organisers are busily peg- fade, Perth. By their goodness of forwarded IMO few could :eve In future he held mire a month, and -hound well" marehelle4 so Id Tuesday at the Hibernian Hall a beautifully ary, Mr. P. Doherty. The poeitions Oil ledter expression to. wiii tommittee be of the by wan meetings provided to note space One the room heart ging away and will be doing so for s a good attendance. encres, DUCK BOOK FOR the committee were keenly contested. :he fact that a Hone flute Bill had been called an often an it Is considered ad- There copiously illustrated book, entitlen Next the next four or five months with this firm for their use as an office and resulted as follows: Mrs. Smith, passed nine times be the In.; e.'51 Leg- visable to hold same. The first corn. being both .mist and financial. of Catholic Infermation," AUSTRALIA" Airs. R. Masile, Mrs. Morgan, Muss Lucy, 'Mature; three times Metter ...el, of mittee meeting will be held to -morrow one will be Iced June 28irl. the object in view. Not a moment on the top floor came at this time as "Cabinet desire to not does who lady, a by and Yardley., post free. Wilson, 1/9 Messrs. Sheedy, 3 in the coiner:I School, at Sparta From the Anvil. three enc.eresIve sessions of the House afternoonwhen will be left to chance or an oppor- a veritable boon, without which it disclose her identity. but relents to On the same lines, also a full attendance Is de (By the V tqa,re niaeltsmitn.) in ordinary elreem.tan. school, books together posted free of Commons. tunity given to be caught napping if would not have been practicable to the extent only of signing "N.D." The two on Michael Dwyer (York) Branch. rem the King., signature wreild he an shred Enthusiasts all! receipt of 3/6. on that occaby their energy and zeal this can be satisfactorily conduct the presenta The publidation contains biographs Well played, footer club' On sundae, May 52, a meeting was automatic proefeittee, but such callwing eigieng. beet,. For of Instead Appeal. (Fremantle) sion iieorge V., Boyle O'Reilly also John and Very That's the stuff to give 'etn! avoided. held in the Schoolroom, York. all the illustrious saints whit ONLY ADDRESS: Branch. Remember hew It was done( great privilege the Societe again of itev. Dean walsh presided, and intro- ed a conreiereeandofSirMsE. MIntsters Art Union Drawing. of 'the Church. 'the comCanal I, which The 4,01111 general meetine of the Can you gel Use an, more social evenduced the of geniser, who attended for John Redmoiui wishes to record its heartfelt appre- teachings above branch was held in St. Patrice:. ings Ike Mat, eocial Committee? goes into close on 90o ited.nond'e fateful r."Trititpendium a bratieh resulted of Inaueurating The art anion drawing will take ciation the purl., reof which ard-thanks. Iran. on Sunday last, May 5e, when a gorgeous syllabus of the L. and or the emir -Determination League. The itig cornea's-re the ceiteome pages, and Mrs. Shine, at the request place the first week in October next to Eng- large and enthbelastic fratherine was te That monument dev in Club only wants support. short address, ells the delivered a to secretary main, utilising be Calico Signs. on being present. The chair WAS occupied bs of the donor, will and conducted one night during the Now then, you sports, remember what which he outlinee the work which nail land's duplicity. Mr. Dwyer. the for funds objects the P. O. In augmenting the president, Ye. McMahon. briefly for tmIt have the crowd down at the gift In other outlined Is to signs to affix date Fair. An announcement to introdueed, calico aceomplisited heen will be For painting will be the eOlIrSe of his opening remaiks, the Apply the golden rule. the necessity of helping the of the League by convitteeeir, Metre' made in the West, and succeeding to variotia metropolitan hotel bal- Appeal Further particulate 180 MURRAY-ST. (Near ROANS/ tree, and in should president invited all Meer present wilt matches. Accountancy students, your turn next. her struggle for Independ- Argument as to why oreantestion Old Land 'mire Irish notes in this journal. se that every- conies, the central executive is in- published in the next issue. for the yet members to sLni the not eretire to Nothing gets on our nerves so touch ence, and incidentally helping them- he pet In molten rountry to simply as Write we what membership card, and thereby pledge an the way some fellows keep deterring one who has secured an interest will debtec! to Messrs. Phil. Goetcher and eelyee, It was proposed bv Mr. J. J. pencil In their --Young lady desires posiEmpire enjoy In themselves to the rause, which Invita- their subs. If afeeee chaps think the Lawler, aid seconded by Mr. Mat Ryan, member. of the Itritieh BOX 57, G.P0., PERTH. Walters, and tionWANTED. - not suffer disappointment in .non Co., Meston and A hearty Experienced Shorthand Ty it was derided :here- tion was readily accepted. society can ruil without money let them that a branch of the League be formed this country. in piste;asslight knowledge of Bookkeepand attendance through failure on the Abbott and Rich, a fur- welenine was extended to the ladles, try running their Rowe-Royees without and a branch, Dwyer estattlitit upon In the Michael be called York, to at -ST NO SHOPS IN BARRACK of the branch likewise the hese Fathers Callan. petrol. part of the committee to publish the permitting the display on their bal- ing. The following omcers were ther motion that the nem. garsnoe entity. "Typisteei Post omee, Praitch. was Ahearne and Casey. Propaganda Stunt he called after -Patriee time. conies the committee desire to thank claremont. After the connimelion of she mtnThe election of officers also carried. wee a view to maims some nierease as presi- Ors of the inaugural meetina, the seeresulted In Mr. T. J. Ceontin Vocal and Instrumental Concert. Mre Chamberlain, Railway Coffee the writer intends LEND. in the membership, TO MONEY EXPERIENCED reported cm the progress of the & vice.prestnenti retary EFFICIENT Palace, Mrs. McCarthy, Railway Ho dent; Mr. II. 3. legion, to conduct a competition soinewhat RENTS COLLECTED. 'lod- branch sine's Its inception. The mem. after Last Tuesday night's submission Mr. James Leese Ireton.. el.: Nits ';race. Mrs. Gosden, Central Hotel; and the fashion or an art union, as hership was rapidly inereasina, it being followswith Mesdames secretary; gers, at the Perth Town Hall was an un- tel; Nomination forms, obtainable also the Catholic Young Men's So. at the end of a month's existence 188. from the secretary', are Donohoe. Misses Dunne, McInerney, and specially numcletibtOS; success, and the bumper A deiegetion was elected to address Messrs. W. L. POnOhne, M. Y. Kenny, J. On annexing a AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. and sodailtles In bered and initialled. house which greeted the high -classed ciety. end the various societies Lynch. J. T. O'Connor, !McIntyre. Subscription Lists. new nit mher return the completed nomSTATEMENTS. a vrew placing bethe with of MONTHLY Newtdistrict J. 4. Mr. as roMmlitee McInnes programme p.esented of music ann end rec. The cuisine rme the varlet', members the sums and inationIs form To further strengthen the Appeal Ing, Father lynch, ant Mr. M. o'nea - Julie 14th., and on the next song is an earnest that visitors °Merle ftw WhMh the league was form- date A Wire also addreeeed the meettue. (card night t the time-honoured 1-, and a ed. Diving the week the Catholic night came out in 'heir numbers to re- a subscription list from nowofon will number or mend', tele rat 1119. A3$70. all the numbers In of putting Estb., ceremony 'Phone, this the columns opened in be upon. handed Men's Soriety was awaited ceive a galaxy of talent constituting considerable stun of cash werewith hat and persuading n small boy whose the Mr. J. country, In addressing the ahonesty The tneetine eonelteted in. be impugned to take an offering. first-rate and of high journal, and all remittances received the Irish Ques- one out, cannot briefly meeting. faired Ireland.' Save et "god singing reBrick acknowledged and here be Half a will beautiful will be performed. We have grade stendar -I and excellence. And tion as It was 'seen by the American guinea is collected by the sentlemati Senate, Italian Par/lament, and by Gen- who nominated a new member pn the Houses for Sale within easy disthey were not disappointed. The corded. ample Funds to lend THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER (MID have We Smuts. eral Personal Appeal. Direct Monastry. BRANCH. The foltance of Cathedral, number. LAW) JUNCTION) concert was 'f a calibre too good Mr. J. -Doviettur gave a rejoinder to term bearing that are --t75, £200. £250, £300. £500 up to imposed (a) Alto be infrequently enjoyed, and if St. Joseph's, and other Churches the leading artless. which appeared in lowing conditions The fact is unquestionable that Rates of InCurrent six member,; twist be £5,000. A meeting or the col lllll ittee was held the West Australian dining the week. tomdher at least the fare provided by the ladies and the method of direct personal appeal and Schools. Good terms if remust be anfolcompetitors on the and (h) obtained: Mass after Sunday last was decithel to hold *nether geneen- ralIt meetine gentlemen supporting is not repeat- is an avenue, when adopted, of sequired. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT terest. nienibers of tile society; (c) lowing Monday evening. General ei-morrow week, June 5. emia' ed at a near distant date, no thusiasm characterised both meetings. Pa of lit - drawing as specified above must be acone curing much cash, and certainly a iterson desiring suppl Any must be understood and there Is every reason to believe that endure or membership card, may ob- cepted as dual. It will be more discouraged than the means the most lucrative one could is 'Mt eonthe Midland branch will be well to the tain them from the secretare, or any that the committer. Officiallysecrete g "NAT has large and appreceative audience suppose. The committee have been tumour- of the committee. nected with this but tore in the near feture. It waswould adto Resist on receipt of Needham eq.,' that ex -Senator which attended on the 24th evening wondering of late whether any of The business of the afternoon being kindly assentedCondition O'SULLIVAN, I L. MR. does no: (a) an early PERTH at forms. the Midland -STREET. at BARRACK a meeting meeting 41 dress Completed, the closed. of this month. Most if not all the the books distributed, when the ApRepresentative. obtainmust be for members expected six Is that mean kamerIng A big date. (Opposite Town Hall). artists vere she recipients of voci- peal was first launched, and before that ed by race competitor, but that the this occasion, and it is to be hoped DEATHS. a minimum increase ferous encores, and the ladies pre- the Society itself tuck over control this opportunity of hearing something eestiLLIVAN.--et your charity pray society must gain worth while will be fully utilised. There for the repose of the soul of James of six member. by this competition. sented with beautiful bouquets and have been brought into use and are for a large accommodation ample trsititivan, Oneeneland. Is of ex-M.L.A. Remarks Personal boxes of chocolates. Miss Ida Ged showing most evident signs of many crowd, so there is no limit to the mien who died /tern 22nel, beloved often Vendered how Trade., along des opened with an interpretation of entries being made of large and her of Mende you may bring eon of Mrs. C. O'Sullivan, and minWe've get on without Frank Parwould of jointhose desirous you. All with brother H. Crowley and B. of ales. the song, "My Ships." The popu- healthy donations' Perpenci. . of ing the League may obtainofticket.' O'Sullivan, or Horsham, England, also larity of Mr. PeterRoxby was manithe comfrom members .rliri,1:,1,,,osiveutmot:ter7 ere:a t....0 Sublet.). J.P. Sydney, and John pital. admission mom Football b a fested by the outburst of applause the local secretary. This or mittee while Reube Preston, Boy Clore° i. /dick nd,; your With the opening of the season of Jett. strailon, yaso N.e.W., and Is the practical way of showing which greeted his appearance, and Melt, and whets arc about. hour. esmpathv for Ireland In her dark the eannoungPreite-r.tra.:ther.MrledwaTr.d.McwAualgilifine. Co not like the his "Beneath the Window" and "The this popular week end game, It Is the least we can do-let us do It Weider.) eestratia.-ossue, be a Sa- Eamoli ie of our members popular Nights" well merited his reception, committee have given serious TO -DAY. God Save Ireland! viour and not a iiinee. himself fivee-

(Flom ler Geri. .emident.) Pressntation Convent Sall. st. Thomas' !hue Reserve-street, (eaten:one is tie rentlezveus for a dance on Tuesday next, at 8 p.m., May 31, to reinforce the funds of the presentation Convent Ball. The organisers have been striving In this cOnnee. "WESTRALIA FAIR." lion for the past three weeks and if the sale of tickets can be aecepted as a gauge, success is a foregone concluweek's announcement re Dwyer is to he congratulated on the sion. NO dilliceity has been experiencLast The arrange her of venture. success ed In d)spredit; of tickets at le and 2.e. specting the "Westralia Fair" should If the audience each, as entertainments of ibis nature afford much satisfaction and delight ments were perfect. In Fr. Masts rsoies Mai are renowned Appeal Funds the criterion. any is conthe to readers in general, and for their unpularlty. thine: it is utine. . At time the census of (minion is that the sclec. should benefit considerably cessary to dieeipate further Imon £40 amount of fur die: an Press going to of lo. and Nies Miller's the that now tion was wise; and ttpproptiate and eurrent music of the enter a result cation has at last been definitely is assured as the returns are nut Pepsine. require fur to known too widely are settled and fixed, a good deal of tainment. but Those who are form vier refer. lice. ecnate enough in be present on thi, pleasure should be given to those all in. casion will hear a rare nighl'e enjoySilver Teapot. who have been daily awaiting the at a very ...mail cost. ment al a determination of date. On the 25th Don't forget to secure a chance in Train, arrhing in Claremont leave the My at 7.10 inst. a strong sub-committee ap the silver teapot attractien in Mrs. entiventeet 7 time p.m. and 40 p.m., and PS Fremantle pointed to pilot the fete held its Shine's she p window p.m. And 7.30 p.m. The drawing at 7.5 will first meeting. and as much work will for the ml,'I/ worth of groceries time take place definitely, and ano ticket, be required in organising the Fair be lost in purchasing Yet another public body has come should month of October, it becomes goods of the above voter are not Mose essent:31 to have everything to the aid of the committee of work as at ed. a time in the store. don't In pasting posters on street available iv readiness for the large carnival ers. Your friends well be there, so them. Co. -posting Bill ..nine along and meet the City rail hoardings. show, which, by the way, will be reand eld are invited to enjoy the Young plate with the many novelties and has undertaken to carry out this mans. attraeTiene offering. and everyside lines peculiar to all huge work for the executive committee. body will be made to reel thoroughly of this kind. To feature iteis through the courtesy of Mr - al home. bazaars

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jolly of the Blessed Perboyre, And the Patterson cows are with us at Wuehang in 1840, laboured here, they not know with the The spring scents tu he Tsan-es coedits t have."-PLATO. Nu one in Han end in a little church near ChapGodthank wisdom of God's dumb last, hi this myscalled "Perboyre's sent peacct a just is Tan-Kow. y° It he case. For, in life intelligence they sorry. that Yang is the pride with yelAs consistent Christian teachers, the show their of Chinese people the pour el," the a jolly keg how morality are not separable. month us tu May tery Mass Vinat cf we cannot admit of any other than and intentions unguided by sound bits which he used Manager af St. winter. stray the Mild: Reverend these to candlesticks I really through and live you, richness to to Good low manage should write he a religious education. Since this is been which has it, of from Home of to like pounds falistool disaster. you built Foundling the Would cent's Sixty-five and are usually My Dear Children,-lie meant it. un- judgment lead mostly to and We have opening her heart a little to us about humanity? butter Their homes dam and dirty hear not Right in front of this included in Catechisation as we catbamboo. ,reached. of some of our pets? "Fay,Perth has been very and We need one educatiots and no matter even though wattles or a network of are is the derstand it, it would seem that gentleman hasn't been any deplain a of Still lb. ungreat a nice &raw mow called per comthe generosity 2/9 on intellect of fine We the brick clear of late, and thereabout other price chapel a on her the the streets. -flies to the two. Further, Even those built of went for a long ride with is grave of a devoted Catholic who echisation and education are one controlled by sound moral principles light in moving which Iday. wall me, riding who loves in a very quiet way to do it must tee spread upon hundreds of one showers, to came front; ill Joan open treated pletely have been was we drive gogd in the name of Jesus to the same time and the same. Yet religious educafingers the there horse and deft about and old sine dear the is lumps the by martyred community, in e': as the fall "Dolly," bread expranation to The seemed to to getting a to school. Dolly is more than 20 years poor little waifs that throng this slices of be considered from a two- is a danger be a curse to its possesthe mercy missing. not the slightest difficulty the Sisters of Mercy forlittle chil- ple. The Chinese du not use either as Perboyrc. now settled down to tion may easily I read of your mush :tr. Stuart of fold standpoint-that it consists in may KOOd drenching. a feeling of regret that old, wad urVssAifrafggggfaris Catholic home of love. "We have doubt nothing is more com-a of God to "is forsaken all windows or chimneys, so that they a writes not is mornings with out week," Bee this youth to be guided by sor. Nothan our stare you NC Kelleberrin, I am ef teaching Patterson, as though pleasure side of their regular Missionary IIIIIPS from "Fernioy," une an attempt at such And, four leave dren. to mon I cannot enjoy the have at life. school but outtheir daily to in presbytery of a kind principles Catholic Church, "The the derive from the of religous fountain and Dolan. WP have a pleasant Mane the light for Sundays member the Father from adinft to my little friend's flowing morsels. every din--tliaceli I am afraitt It is houses opeit af- separation-religion heart, of houite, temporal delicious and the of a Catholic thinks Chinese he a with is material in search loaneven a In enough, from is ings Tsars-Tan-Kow were not ,or week days- What the smoke tnat comes I thine, humour - not very pleasant on cold, wet morn- he houses welded fairs. Religious education in the and business for such a situation? Some inquiring and, lie knows that St. Vile heart little So that in addi- let out sure. two am The I have a ings. I if more. rather, stoves. or know to charcoal something solution want the their Jitle they Out nieces Father Art and myself more restricted sense is the know- is Well I have and I We Is.ve several rats, though pve cent's is ore of the Church's most only remedy, to such generous contributions to get ill their homes eigether. taste for mushrooms? ft ledge and practice of directly reli- Education remains the been able to decide are not all at the Pon,: someRusty, splendid institutions ill Perth, and tion there arrives un- heat they fail wearing hex,- share whatever accommodation haven't. I have tic them or not. They at the shed. (Mr dogs are but one education, not two. If rein coining conecently. as they try t'J secure by catechetics liked Chinese Catholic is exciting School it so that native whether She knows actions. two always gious also they thinks with Topsy he and ordinary inand sometimes expected gifts. Topsy, Jock and Mae. padded clothing (see photo- affords are nice eoMetimes, Xiu must keep the latter mainly in view. ligious instructiun depends, l sup- helps Bessie to bring the rows down the sense of being for all or for any unexpected tokens of love are-of ily in school, priests, excellent men, Fathers are the opposite. IC all of the struction are divorcedlife. Theregood ro- to be milked, but really she hinders forsaken, sad mite of humanity that The. graphs). influence are the things. they communicates considers useful room it Yet whether My and upon have Tsa. pose, and in various nice remain so in She runs Fathers Tierney and O'Flynn are a species of more than she helps. to its gates, and, more- Reverend bead of St. Vincent's by a door in the extra -scholastic forces, which will they will drift bust growths. There may Art's round education. pleaFather looks a Johnny and had with religious a real emus they the the want that of say we look front There- fore, the things which are over, that its doors are ever open me through written to When 1 say room, tend to mould the youth. deceptive, I'm told, every now and then to see if they a religious and moral and all her Sisters desire to express sant journey up the Yangtse to partition wall. W alker, and are very She seems te be quite to the unfortunate young mother be trusted. Long chasing her. RECORD, your mind the usual fore, catechetics is a part of the Furthermore, moral from and valued Leaving banish our religious and they are not towith is Ilsintee. Perhaps these her. at Mission. education some of of that general education and formation of delighted if they rush who may coolie there for sanctuary their gratitude and appreciation of their while ago I fell to%Valker's, and t got bile means to tease them. and through, not became the 11 a.m. steamee comfortable connotation spurious Johnny for her helpless little one. Yes, and the multiform generosity of Mr. Pat- Hankow by at their new home at -term. Tit Ireland it would be call. youth, and it is doomed to failure through directly all are I haven't trusted have learned to milk, and Ito think studied subjects the arrived herself, blessvery ill from them Perhaps they play more than that, open for in toe the real it is great fun. i ant learning and they pray that the their content. where ed a fifth -rate barn; no heating of unless it fits in harmoniously It mushrooms since. can religious and moral in studied in a Northam, and the piano, too. Do you like music, for is she no'; made welcome to re- terson, the Almighty Father, who 3 a.m. the following morning. general educational scheme'Minutes are around are native Chinese any kind, and the cold is sometimes a I am afraid YOU main with her child in an enses-, ing of If you do nephews find sum auntie? etc. and ought to prove a valuable help but because they spirit. It is not pork. loves it so, may be Father Cheng, where my nieces ano ale! food-rice, all mY The to it listen Playing them expeditions. sees intenseto receive moral like to and religious the Driest, was waiting pleasure in their mushroom like wouldn't the Bessie says i don't prac- phere of charity so healing to and served in traditional in the child's general education. are, end I should upon him with nil its grace.-Seivad for long. I presume they you, so much the' WI3AT we.do, but If sintee has a population cf over -is cecked and I *settee you tise enough-she teaches me, you see! Wounded soul, and do a mother's to be amongst style. At each meal we art very (b) Aristotle and Plato both IIOW we do it which constitutes a further, Ersom. tasting of their And, 40,000, of whom telly 100 are Catho- Chinese is Tabby? Would he mind niceHow bales'? her for coodelatun of part I would not object rl groups poliby of Christian The as a part come to town and Mort, If i asked you to stroke him rate, proper education. into life lic (one in every 4001. There is a surrounded who stroll in quite un- treated education virtues. Those that are not atly for me? I am very fond of fall- her own charity is excited of assisteel Chinese, tics, not an isolated branch bur Rennaissance gave very little direct are exhibited in fish-shops dein+ capable of accommodating a family T think it's and I wouldn't you know. by the opportunity given residence. invited just to see us eat and keep one with life. In the Politicos, Pla- teaching in religious doctrine, but tractive to my eyes, priest's Sisgood them. "Femme" (the at White very the a shoulder the MeGuires 200; my please, ing or ing, she elle waste a look over They took on in pen to makes "teachers ministers of nevertheless they preserved the reare beginning to McGuire,. anyhow). containing four rooms. each 13 x lb us company. My dear Albany nieces SO ters with some of the hundred other had a few State purposes." "Statecraft is the ligious spirit by emphasising the Joan says she will soon write, tneir hearts get active again. I have as to my health. will lease s ,,,,,e news for her to tell. wee charges that occupy mistress of all lawful teachers and moral and religious allusions occurBridgetown inquiries ones." and by night. and Lonny. With love to van and the "wee day by hands Geraldlon and Kalgoorlie, but instructors. Having this power. she ring in the different subjects. to keep am (I impel, your new Mere, in retreat, end observbrook are still Paterson understands all Mr. is sometimes a problem Indeed, so It McGUIRE. will not permit them to train men principle was known as "Pietas k'ATIILEEN silence. close and his warm and dry these damp days, log a very and of intensely, it half and admires he gone, Ilan this; in what will produce characters un- terata." MY dear tar as the year am grateful to Bessie. it of us. when we deckle gone into the past for Aristotle shrew& you to the admiration materialises in :1 very the to her aims." It has already had omitting or suiteble for Kathleen. Indication choose (f) Necessarily most of the time this, to get out of the wet, try to tittle Like yo,, were utilitarian fashion. ever, I have glad am I ate! anti-desk I writing willeb holds a similar view-"The ends of in school is given to intellectual culwill entitle: Every week in the year, no matter that fertile friendship more ture. In charitable so vies Mee when you made naturally some spot when the dryness are mastercrafts the You perThat is its characteristic nib. cipated would be shown and your is may What with the inkbotiIii price of eel egg this year. I Impe only be external. But the the Corner. I how high the work for St. Vincent worth having than those of the sub- function in education. apmade at the are very welcome toyou have written. soar, there arrives from his poul- haps the most up-to-date heating all the good intentions to both think. school must rely on the other forces, But smo- am very pleased that arts." been ordinate is not have year dozen. glot.e lie 24 the the must part of opening of this of "Fermoy," in a box eontainine as yard MeGitires. try religious which paratus meant The pleasure an efthen fur State produce the to en.; as home inflitenee, community. all on Do not these hens at Kellerberrin that installed at that fine W.A. inthered Oy the thirst I ant get- a very happy little well as the political authority. So fective education. Pestalozzi put the seems to be so prevalent. their pets and their about our cots, their own, with to knew Alien what they are going to stitution ill Hay -street, the Savoy like ordinary would the f to sure be ting seriously concerned I aai should of educative core very appeal religion seecial Pleasures. home as the a If you doubt Ilotel. The heater, however, is not Demi. do for St. Vincent's? and now i teal, to renew be living near their homestead. rurriettlem what the "architectonic influence. Of the three main educaJock and it, go there, and say, did you eves the only dp-to-date part of the to my nieces and nephews Think Dolly. Fay, Rusty. Topsy. surely maintain them. helpless a art" of Plate wag to the subordinate their efforts toOneS"..trie tive communities, two of themanti the maim,. have ones make such a Savoy, which from top to lattom is Mar, little feathered hear shoulu "wee suppose I of the you all. art. The secular curriculum the home and religion-are prima,Home, when you rIrllKhlful time with over all or. rather, fuss about laying as these Patterson amengst the must modern, commie Mites of Si. Vincent's religion boss the which is. own material yOur of Beside the 'make the tilPaatires in is beauties do? ily concerned with naoraiitv; and They know it, they dious and comfortable hotels are enjoying the Animus the remaining the epeond In come:and, she, motherlit., loses." JJ. Neither the school should make it the pee Mr. home, and resolve zealously for them. surely the one who rules enpreme incubation! Hemisphere. from say, even Southern fatherthe and say don't Instruction months to work No Religious MeGuire. welhousehold elan how a (c) manent undercurrent of its life. Edmid help Ryan, whose name is who never does Mr. Patterson forget Do so, dear children. father is always a Mir softie, curriculum both from one ucation then is more essentially the connection ordinary in So come must be gifts of from, and se, word in this State Your loving Aunt Bessy. of girls. lot a rules surepastiilly that life in is ooh' it the of needs, Again seapart Pie cultivation of character than the their public whole. play you are hastier to through the year at with catering for the VIVIENNE STILL A WORKER. "going a- lllll kit.e. all religon can I e attained in all its training of the intellect as Vivi.; St. Vincent's share of the vast establish. Pretty maid whoIt was Motoimber. May In. is good to he usenet, sena he makes products of orchard has the whole for thing a said." not is she Religion sir. experifullness. puts it --"lie who knowest none of wonderfully writ. not grateful in the bountiful ment under Ibis Dear Aunt Bessy,-I have and you and I am sure 11essie will Is,music? Sundays, and then put on the shelf the arts, but has a practical knowDo I like and garden. Then next, he calls enced eye right front roof to cellar. ten to you since February. ant for assistance. Therefore, weekis deserving of of of the forgetful. rest contribute the very speciality to ledge of virtue s a for is I ant bees of department must think upon his army Inan1 days, and a start again. cf Every tobeen a POT to roe there the 'Religious Instruction is not a prake." Aristotle in his definition living to make was only from their garrisons their offering its own, and yet all working Visi(10s.) out of my ha, when in considers melre knowledge of little fits It 11111 evening's, drawn tell shIllintrs compartment. means to That system. watertight intend rreaI old sweetness. lazy perfect this a The overflowing With gether in savings bank. that Tabby to talk to. i can raffle for the ture is {renting near the ponsion age two 60Ib. tins of honey in the twelvewith the other side, and helps, and importance in comparison with tors speak well of it, boarders extol buy something If I do you think woul d and be does nothing but sleep. is helped by it. Aristotle held that moral goodness. "For goodness of "wee ones." Mee happy these Keller- it, the man who wants refreshment he doesn't month. a nice doll which stroke, Perhaps your him get? is to rive do Mice for Perth be I like y'lli to make a the good of the individual was the character has to do with pleasure., berrin bees; are to be sure, rushes it, and altogether make It a heavy one. would do. I would would like to do deserve. I'll for they not knew that they arc going proud its and just on to you, hotel Mtn same as the good of the State, but and pains. It is pleasure that makes paragon its send of also. I'll think sutrirestIon; Home. and shed the the indi- us do what is bad, and pain that at Foundling spelt some the A honey. chatige. it is only in the State that something for fine .management. By to lay some ef their what to awith Demi might rejuvenateyouhim. Sometimes It is hard to know vidual can realise that good in all makes Its abstain from what is playing hear to bye I'm divine and do. religious right. That is why we require to we the So FREMANTLE -et in weather roller HOTEL, its completeness. dry NATIONAL a st. Patrick's Night After a long spell of of If111$11N.W. anti rain, and we at Renovated 'throughout. yeti were an emitted over the How nice it will he to read education we are setting up must be trained from our earliest youth to have had a lovely fall Melo, country and flower Perth. specially Catered for spin with the 1V011is. I have im palate for Visitors "A vegetable the daily feel pleasure and pain at the right our progra in with the on completeness busy M its are attain McGuire. lily dear niece, but sonic of my friends Under Owen's Personal Supervision. our first lot of mushKathleen old Masters" by promise. and gardens. We gotWe Ken Thank you, are very fond or them. life of man; therefore, let us educate thjngs. True education is just that?. wive another little MULCAHY, Proprietress. (I.ate Cenher rooms to -day. my Joan has kept to Phyllis must write to MP SO011; it's un U. Perth). put Hotels, rail deflation I Shamrock quiet your and That definition, according to Burso for tral it. is for friend, cow, and she her. She will even eat my little Don't he too long to their turn. t hope you distinguished the train"wee ones." Ken. arms around (d) In Germany alone has Reli- net, is the best account of ever you are holding the at the dance, and that been away !Tom the Corner; come again yourselfhurt you place Out Of a vessel while That proper ing of character that has THIS! a toes. got READ anybody's Instruction gious didn't soon. It. horn., recompense in have SWOP engraved I ass be yourself Your loving Aunt !Betsy. In our midn a curious type in -the curriculum. There it is treat- given. and should There Well. dear Aunt soBessie. morning. feeling next I cannot write a tired the Sleight of educator. for le lee and of every in the heart Kerry subject instil.n. tile of ordinary work to do yet, will ed in an now close, with your for the love you semi Patron JOAN. Thane. OUR Your Right. le letter. the Price thg of And the long and the (g) To fulfil properly any the school. It occurs first on "wee ours" and your loving love and kisses for yourself age Solicited. Ring A8250. "Emmy," BrOome11111. May 17. Aunt Bessy. of life demands indeed a you list of subjects on the official pro"wee ones." Dear Aunt Bessy,-Katitieen told now Your lonliktFIEVece, moral purpose to do well what has gramme. It gets three hours pet NE KEHOE. I was going to write, so I will morning, This on all. It to be done; but it demands also promise. compulsory my is week and fulfil wetbeen warmly to school, we saw two Your letter has I have won- when has an official examination annexed an acquired knowledge and skill, reThey rail donna' the road inmy dear Throttle. emus. corned, If you wish to Build with material width will resist you were not writing-you You Ha. Ifan N'ang. China. then turn "red why to the. coarse. It therefore has the levant to the task to be performed. 1. s tilers theinben and Leonard. I am front of us for a few miles; use Fire, regular. eight lost very we status of an important subject of Education must endeavour to cultiget- ed into the bush. wirier sasv five 0111114 that once was so resting, and good Ours brothers hunour them. of satisfy we glad you were only while your silence the curriculum. It is not treated as vate this knowledge and skill, as [(ice testae. to continue it is very WIMP distant, from the house of which part building. a feet; tins new energy"wee good quite ones." a Is This is considered an "extra," but as an ordinary sub- well as to enc.-arage the growth of ger. thee an emu work for the indeed, to make a raid on Do you not think In right motives and good purposes. It is serves us a school, the remaining form in China; nobody dreams of ject, which all must do. kangaroo A Auntie? you, brad, of of the pretty kind and used as a kitchen being handsome, In the interests very portion animal. people I The savings it. another other countries it still remains an is not merely the life good in inyour St. Vincent's little clients. taking offence at One day I saw two, the and living apartments for the Chi- are most respectful and kindly die "extra," or some addition to the or- tentions, but effective in action, d Lining wince the Rain Wall I could advise very timid. Outer want to bites you If what feet four also know about really bigger standing dgonoo't really nese attendants. Part of it is two dead that education aims at. Not what WIlat you will we found posed, and would die rather than dinary educaion, and consequently cannot affect nor the Suit, ire Saturday last Pertyou to get. that will attractwhere we told Mir. reserved for Catholics who come a hurt our feelings. we would but what we can. deterWhen Father divorced from th. Other subjects lambs. On arriving home want IS something they give After a while to Mass and cannot make sister. way In baby lung our ple to give, and mostly -fold in100 iam, they a mines our actual endeavours. hero education-not arrived one Art and myself of getting (e) "We need day. go to heaven now." one in "They'll journey and she said. double they see a chance the money, like by saying. "No, on examinieg every thing we two."-Those who are occupied in the duties of his station each of us In exchange. People Terence contradicted her buildings cover the whole sisted your 10s. note they if moral These his of raffled asked form regardconcrete then city the you great have finds the if from Miriam schools with as dos our brought in they won't." perhaps teaching thing to frontage of the ground belonging tu (Han Yang). be the best we were 10111 that they white It would they Then we had to tell training as the es life." Therefore the instruction and cost of are nice, cost a lot O. were "Well," she said, "they will go If you wish to be free front the recurring the church in Ilsintee, in all about them how people live in Western ed intellectual were. Dolls, If erten education are inseparably bound up be disappointed sential aim of education, and good garwork. to heaven." is a consideration; A acre. money, awl you might innsurance an hard of fire of cost your and the une-third plain. if of the Paint; play results tssubtrics, what they wear, what taken little account of the -we must KNOW and then DO, T am learning to with the only and everypastime. I have want dolls, den provides the priest with a plen. they eat, and how they eat it. When have which' can be fastened quickly material matter a the want know one t think It IA a pleisI tut you of and it is by doing that we apply if Children don't qualities I every day. you tiful supply of vegetables. The we told them that at table we use moral one wants moues. for also a row. which ourmilk Aristotle contains I am always asking school horse, 'inand securely, which is ready for use the instant through which the training was the knowledge. that doesn't. suppose ' city is fairly modern from our paint cold Dear old Dolly, no one would reand morning sawn thinkers be every of food hand, can this idea perfectly: "The things i which morsels other bread so to convey the of and steel On piece crate, and a the from given. It, chalice peels unpack kinds of so certain and Is Milk a gilt-edged is view. In She of have, when we have do to invest seno01. are to which we I 1111tik before Ewing fuse to to our lips they seemed to think we on the theory of education nailed like wood-YOU WILL USE say, for Gd. grey. It sounds meat can be purchased freely, also were pulling their ergs. Her- learned them, we learn by doing of getting les.. in old that she Is going I am Fla as a rule, taken the view of a horse gotng grey. I'd try it, Vivienne. have been funny to speak of v011 coal. we just acts that me work doing send whole by of the is rains and please them-it "The church here is part bert, that "the one hear the lovely Mush- doesn't it? Will way. me T will do "Like all places in China," writes house. One priest stays at home of education may be summed imp in we become just." a collecting card Aunty, getting have gone yOur now seen them growing I will celebrated ones." "llsintee "wee Tierney, the a Father for Evidentis rooms! i haven't be while the best to It wouldtheir na- close, with love and good wishes to attend to local calls, the concept-Morality." for a long while. in the new year festival with due hon. others attend to the outlying sta- a reconciliation is needed. A com"wee ones," not for novelty to see them again MOANA CAFE many. for the yourself and the am, your loving niece, For about two weeks be- tions, saying Mass in each in turn, promise which gives intellectual ours. live places. Thanks, send you getting Tabby.-I I send. for made HAY STREIT, PERTH. you McOUIRE, were JOAN preparations forehand and training at one hour and religious at love and kisses ones" and my own:Sacraments, the administering and Suppers to There was an un- instructing converts. Joan, ours-the "wee the great event. At present another does not meet the needs of Tor Afternoon Tin Von are a little, darling. Your loving Aunt 13essy. be Kathleen The usual stir ail over the town. keep your promisea to 450. about number "Fee the Catholics letter. nice such sending me streets were even more congesten week. ADELINE'S OPEN CONFESSION. "The town of '['sin-Tan-Kow is moy" was very kind to me this May 10. sure your than meal; there were people hur- really not a town in the ordinary Station House. E. Northam,will Prob- tam very pleased, and f am purchases; making fro to and be to see you In the Corner. Dear Aunt Bessy,-You rying will I cousins am Well, of the terms but rather a huge self sense t am. Emu enjoying ably wonder who nieces, as I never saw an coolies delivering parcels; everyone gipsy camp. EACH country-he There are no regular one of your very careless wrote determination in his own They PRICE, 0 B EACH; POSTED, Siare fine etew clothes had on business bent. time since I last in captivity. In mostly of any kind, and the houses, it is such a long the was shops hi their hope to do better to be procured. toys lictight for the with the exception of a few brick to you; but I write My birds, thoroughly I Australian often. to sec more like should SHOWROOMS, and and and future, FACTORY TILERY children, ornaments provided to de- buildings, are simply straw Shacks. of My already told you that own ofbigness, them in a nest with one to sister Stella hastransferred to Northam. five rob TRICKS AND MAGIC MADE EASY. corate the home, and a supply of The people use them merely to sleep we have been very nice school mates plundering nephews attempting ad BOOKKEEPING MADE EASY. have some geod things laid in for the feast a precious and interesting it. What picnic little a under; young and cld live on the have. The kangarooa would ETIQUETTE MADE EASY. here, and we went for he 7th, of February time, night venture the nice "Oil and They work brute like girisiee streets We had a very handsome a recently. DANCING MADE EASY. thlnit Is certaintly games. I the eve of the Chinese New Year, wash, cook, eat in the open, in front I have seen them doa won and we played a lot ye Telephones: A3161 and A3162. spin GRAMMAR MADE EASY. and the Nuns are nee athlete. I loved Each fete. you, en was Lie, city whole the Convent school the jumps. And, remember, doors. home work derful of their of a lit of plenty back ARITWEETIC MADE EASY. have the We on or lovely. illuminations, and its my exam. through the bush pony. Miriam seems had home pass The to streets. or roads hope no are there and MENTAL HEALING MADE EASY. to do, every the old scraggy opinion and :lament:Li lanterns specially prepar- country is very flat amid extensively We have the Rosary here soon. SPELLING MADE EASY. I to be a lady with a decided May. of overawe month tip the hiing night during ed for the occasion were pleased that Terence didn't won't." seen well. I'm I have crops quite only The DRAWING MADE EASY. are tilled. ones" hope the "wee Bessy, I will close. I her with his superior "No they Above Marl111111111111111111111AMMINIMIIM11111111111131111t111111111M111111111tillipiiii,111010114;1100, door. et, the of side either on train SHORTHAND MADE EASY. up to the present are rice and cotWell, dear Aunt w Bessie seems to be well tooccupied her follow the door were affixed a number of ton. KEEPING YOUNG MADE EASY. however, told, been remain, your loving niece.WILLIAMS. I have and Kathleen Joan Mg nice pas ADELINE Crackers It's piano. scrolls. the -coloured at bright PENMANSHIP MADE EASY. few c silk is cultivated in instruetion later it will be a delight. that monsters dear. directions. ENTERTAINING MADE EASY. to Goodness, Adeline. kept exploding in all time tine, now: for your promisecard It Is a long Thank you. Joan, tables, places. lives of the people are eewill never.cease. little were a LOVE LETTERS MADE EASY. the street; really send and will me, ---I Along to ones" 'The since you last wrote as one who had help the "wee us. send you love of tnt' DRESSING MADE EASY. where men played various eolnes and thank you for loving tretnely simple. They are practicI had given you up are really Aunt Beqsy. I'm glad you haven't. stalls Your meat and few subjects young. and fruit while forgotten me, but think, they but of chance, course, ally all pagans, Teaching Makes Easy Learning, that you would Right Pupil. old ur younger Stella told me, I was a while the when property set before the to cater for It is easy to ago. i fun Learn, MUSHROOMS. abounded pagans. to AND lovable tiara are RAIN that but write, in you are settled very Northam, folk. Next mornmg the feetivitise win them over to Christianity. and IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND! up-to-date very pleased that Roselea, Dukst-street, 1021. your Will be May 17th, and SO tCCOOle Northam. and I hope youIt is nice to proper commenced, and for three if they are still pagan it is not their Write lefty .for the book you waist, 8th, Ath, and fault., There were never sufficient happy at St. Joseph's. Bossy -T was very pleased February teachers Aunt days, and Dear whole knowledge. mates leartiltig at have nice school School lire Is made to see my letter inTHE RECORD last suspended. was for loth, all business priests to ipstnact them. I can say that are lovely. pleasant and happier, Sunday. I have been looking out and in W A. Otdy From so much more People gave themselves tip to feast- with truth that I have never met We are having Our school Is not a disagree- It. a fortnight, and the "home work" you exams in about home, visiting friends, and their equal even in ilrelanff Their Will be sue- theory at ing I hope for busy pretty able task. be I am sure you time; so we expect to old indulging in whatever amusement eessful in your exam. attachment to the priest. to the holy interest- a while now. t am enclosing SOMP During these faith, and the;r wonderful earnestwonted Mid the life of the town more " To the healthy every same their way. a quiet hum- stamps, as I think you said you ing and agreeable than visited the ness in saying -or. rather, singingRe- then, If they are of use to yon i will Catholics the all country. days the day" feast in a day is drum existence all your school mates, save some more and send them. We is simply inspiring. priests, wished es a happy New membrances to Int of rain land,.It have had a lovely A their prayers love to you from Ressy. to Stella and Yous what we wanted. they Year and received our blessing.came There is hope for China. loving Aunt PERTH. which was lust and up, mushrooms the \I. A1,1,1i1.,s: tio\ s7 o.P.O., brought great number of pagans also evening and fag nee daily the not QUFFER you Do plentiful. wishes. very NOTICE are now einng or sent their good A NEW CONNERITE. and i are IN B ARRAOK-11221/T. them. Aunt Bessy? Phyllis A SHOPS I i. that earths. NO appetite sent May meagre don't families The i weariness forty Northam. (teer now. Gordon-st., Workers and applicants for etnititiylearning atenotyeing ti, men! wish to be like it as much as typewriting. Ken Who have had direct or indirect few of the elite made it a point My Dear Aunt Betisy,-I !debt makes fasts of feasts and unpleasant halfyour many niece.. mide or them an to their and I went to a dans e last Friday ran pereincilly in tarter to felicitate entioiries accepted as one ofclass, attend the We had a very good' time, although I and or nationenty. are requested to -ir^ rat, third the ! In I am meals LIS. be enjoyable I have was rather tired rein morning, and did which should hours of Secretary Northam. school, St. Joseph's theory'. of to Iwo going like melt brothers; feel four not FathersinitfortliDei°rIanlif'isnilitiNri:":GT'snatTasentfive sisters, and New Nord*. and like oo as I Take a reliable tonic. Secure the full Aunt Sassy, I must dome my sisters are at My father has several Now, lone Mitch to -day. news more no river and nothing to It Very much.chief OOP or which is at have Kow. 011 January 12th. A Scien%VIM a scone of humor, te.,..yroulorevilf.galptelr "wee ones."-Frond enjoyment of good health by taking farms. the DANCING. do, and my- eldest -boat Nought them to steam lennacubbine, where heweek, and pry. !Ii.,' mose Pohl quiz `-'" will to craving come yens: nest a CHIDLOW. And and VERONICA the the wirier], CLEMENTS TONIC. It promotes appetite, brother work allweek SATURDAY two, a city of :1(1.000 inhabitants, i,l,itsstee class EVERY MY father There's laughter I weer in -ends. Veroniest, is tome only for Your letter, my ,dear scene, from the very, unly fifty of whom are Christian, 120 Builds! ! bad several nave Lane I Strengthens vir,""roving eye' digestion. Was only recently retowned welemne. aids we's:4'8Po the .Arriving ,iiii It' IY.;11."Iamm-.:.:iiiin. Riven the rosie with six weeks. For hoe Han the about anti up he spent lately, miles gaiters Northland their Where from iu East, eie ion be errailinet oil appiteation'to and expect to be letters Gay flappers vet liats one from a dear Mere. which EMI 11 years of age, CLEMENTS TONIC lightens the burden there at midnight, they were agreeJohnson's Puildings. our spat,. 'I.-, HO, Moss. i We have had a fine Particular much encouragement. confirmed soon. me prim and de. I to find a band of Cagave looking Perth. now, surprise close frumps ably must And I along cause it lately. or it, but lot of rain Ila' -4'11' imposed on you through age, overwork, "wee wasn't expecting Inure, and the that some tholies awaiting them, who escortswanking with love to yourself on one of those grey days down in scores niece, and Into And "sneeze," stores ones."-I am, yogis would-be how sends my heart right ed them to the little church HOTEL PERTH illness. Purchase a bottle to -day and you'll into drug ALICE LEESON. linin crackers of my boots, and it was like the silver hundreds off Propnetor. fired Woods' Cleat Pel,Permilit Cure J. J. Ryan, welcome. my dear lug of a black Mood. So you see. I Ilke at days three 'You Sre very After find that CLEMENTS a brightntheir honimr. were already nice letters, and they h I thought you However, Mice. their typing come oave are influence on me. YOU -Excellent Accommodation. ones. Seim -tae, they proceeded oh where one of my chosen yourself at home very nicely, Veronic a dear, and I would m journey to Tsan-Tan-Kow, nen in and snake making on clients determine to you a Chinese by us. Joseph's as the now- advise All St. welcomed Vitality with were into Vital etenotyping-11 1 the the: in as welcome yourself proficient MISS M. McMAHON at Northam are come ton my little Is a twist important thing now priest, Father Xits and the Catholics Choicest Pastry, Fruits, and ConfideFor Children's Hacking Cough, and be era In May to of meretai wore. Like what Is useful and shall be glad to hear fortionery. of the district in that wonderfully CURE no It never You must not ptonab which -street). way Hay (Near your confirms:Ion. Perth Chinese 32 Pier -street, WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT enthusiastic I trustisyou andaIntel to carrway.daYs. about the happy vy lotadle get to tell toe all write feel at home us win come out or the set., once at Thank priest awaits. a makes you when event New Seri es f) en' the love -Yoe send tile with satiafactory results You didn't send aernenb Tonic Ltd. with them. There are a numberand you, dear, for G. F. DINES I have a bundle near by, the stamps. "wee ones" and loving Aunt BesSY -11711111/ they seem to be (Hemet min" to but little churches in this district, Your PIANO and ORGAN ?MIR. ortun. o di, an the since have le o destination their get to now the In the itommouliNimiII,;(it3 Father A shIpping. 1111.1/111191111111111Pitiiistell location in the KATHLEEN'S PETS. WC, It'll

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but only a behind resulted. Scott Mei a shat. scoring a behind. the ball being touched sofas through. Mehra wit,. ii:01 a chalice. hid tried to pass I larro.I.1 rushing ie. mid elearieg. A free to Sexton. ttlio aiso had a try at passing instead ,.( sessting tor goal. Subiaeo ttat dying hard. arid was forcing the game. The ball went forwerd. leaving Eaet Perth ainnere by ten points. Scores:

el..ver manitr, and vaa eites and Judi- of recent years Enthusiast Dan Arrums in itie play. 11. PertleS best. thigh Weekt.d back to the station as if enema-. seeeity wae e dependable on air, humming. the tune of "Wrap weeternii. all any, laiwaleale initialing lb° Grey. nag hound Me." A great at lark., on lip, city inell'e etrongliold. sillaerrnio,ie.,gretpoi.pnlalanriker3o.itager of the A rainii.,. ie. ;de eaelits. Was his fltie ki..king. In aiklitioe to :',earing e trio p.aGy,a,p;),,,,G.c.cutr4i 1A,Ilrell:.11.1,111ii, ef Main,. be kicked spletididly through Itl it'ilieM,IV. l'blii)ei Mintier Is a deckled acquisition, out the gime. =-7-7 and Taylor defended In great style, and le coneisteney iteelf on ttw back iesitiatioitsiv relieved Ile keeps Ills lines In his Mace. leaa Perth, 8.16. We hope Billy oye on the ball, and does net Pendie Ills Webb remit. In the game for the subleco, 8.6. seagood principle. eon; hie piaci. would be hard to fill. oPPOnent- indeed lime,,,,,,a as he generally. does Ilis defenee For the winner, Ili,. 14,1 Were (14.pp, work on the last half WaS Thomas. lieblitieti. Alien Hue ImiTee and -consietently we II. Ife le a great r. iielnecectletioNnte. (Be "WATTLE.") rm. snida,,, ita.i.m. Putridge, Seatitian grafter, andrvt,a,kneieo;ii,l,p,ttyaortchir ,trisr.tn. Keown WAS initiated into the fold, and the ex-C.B.C. Wese's SLIpporlel, Wel, already meta- lei:hell ael 1100,011 Saturday's Results. aide game for ille side. Ills marking forward proved hie worth. champion Another shaking hands with I'°"' ,3i, slanmey, irnr 11". wf"""" "'yr.' was wood. as ale. was lee laineking met, that training Wed Pea II, I Ile reated phorically teem has brought eparrow, Walker, LADIES' NIGGER BROWN SUEDE CALF COURT SHOES, the lime selves at the prospect of their initial %Hien Wm. was ever In the thick light is Charlie Quinlan. into :at, (33 Pointe a awl Tnotime. subiacti: balten The auburnwin, and that at the expense of all Heft:Java SEWN SOLES, CUBAN HEELS, 24 PAIRS ONLY. SPECIAL 1st 19/6 Ile s1100, ;crest judgment lorked nue never quails When al a sedating, MilliiIIV. 1100,011, Eddy, of Me fraY. East litate, 8.1.1 ..11 petite.: de- iindefeated team. there IS commeneed anti Perth ha hie dispeeal of the lien. atel therein anything doing. tamed seetaet, we (5 pew-. 11.aeleyith a vieut.oue onslaught, but it WAS ;les mie of Ili, most valuable traite of Judie' !treenail LADIES' Gi...ACE KID DERBY 'BOOTS, SEWN SOLES, HIGH unable in PINY. de- ce,1111eSS until Evans kicked Off the ;:-,i a good (twine to a countrystill fee" elearaner not bear ise :menet. and iticeaseril pe,ratib,'s talulty, LEG CAPS, 22/6. East Fremantle, 7.12 (34 points], de. tinyd. tar back ihwe. was reelable. Mg the regniation liall-filaric WP need 1.. 0111, niu .feated South e.smantis, 9.2 (20 pets.) Ile made on A surety of ealtimr In a ;rood you. Juelin. Rumour hatii It that Polo \voile: lie secsred er13. and Deeded lea ea.._ ...ae, ra.eme,. aerh,.._ lone boot wheneer he a as placed In Reilly is Rohe,. RUBBER GOLOSHES, MEN'S, 7/11; LADIES', Postilion of Clubs. IA; CHILD. Perth's third goal. He had got all the to shed his overalls 1,1S1, .1 tie Ilie Fr. Mantle !oval, With le.ss..,14.11. On A Sattirday for a place in the REN'S, 41/6. ALL SIZES NOW IN. Cittb. Phi. Wu. Let. ror Ag. Pls.. goals stored by Leckie's charges. Once learn. estri..r til ettatga Wale.. lit a billion le gerilag three A broth, of Jitn. nne of the best. E. Perth 3 3 The Lea52 I le again Perth attacked, but West's de. Umpire who plea iiiiieatialon 'lel very we!! indeed. goals foe ratifier.). re nelereet all round ever adorned the colOurs. . Perth 3 e I 21'3 8 29 fenders proved 100 capable, and a LADIES' PATENT GOLOSHED BUTTON A e.e.il . roe.' Watched 111. ea... deBOOTS, serelee to the Maroon,. 'ILA E. tette.. 2 3 174 1./5 fat heagnitre he 8 western attack followed, which in turn Jack FRANCE" SHAPE, MARSHALL'S WELTED- A 39/6 BOOT FOR 1,111... A .2 "Nligirel" 41ciii. e0111111elleell IIIS ROM. Markham. Yee're too by-gonee. 1110 I 7,5 4 was repulsed. and Claynor passed to epee He. !....lvy rain, and Ile. -gate" kickinte 'rood a sport, record with three of the best. and player to be kicking. W. Perth 3 2 I 19 150 4 Evans. and ep went the maximum. and realiael e I :W. 27/6. IS PAIRS ONLY. the picket.. lie played a flashing franw. eublaco . 3 3 tett :110 lie-rOneider Perth's supporters livened up. Oaynor your decision and take up The teams were as follow:ea. Outritige played ille usual style of the old enhoure with received a free, and booted well and comrades who ad Leading Goal -Getters. LADIES' STRONG BOX CALF DERBY SHOES, CAPS, SEWN least Fremantle: Bidstrup, Brown. tie was ever prominent, and reireniy,nsurn truly, and only four points ay. iteilmore, tun.. castinene CillOrls, game. Evan, ,lei, 13; e medal! aale), 9: the teanis. with a quarter of separated c I MS WOCk WAS Of great Valli, 10 the Side. SOLES, 12/9. set hour ePlelict. wed their sport/manlike Clark. Gallagher. Ion, Murile lintalin, liltistrip :EA,. e; slwedy WAS), e: Alien eaw. a eplendid disPlaY of fast. efilrit by their congratniatking and to play. \Wets returned te the sow Riconl. Smith. Strang. Talbot. clever awl Wean football. lie was wishes for the future. Rua.. Itawanson t ter A. attaek, bet Wit. efforts were tesultless, CHILDREN'S CALF BROGUE SHOES, IN TAN AND BLACK ft is recipe., fame, and Truseott (capt.). Watts I Pa, owe. seen eatrigunilv on the move between Netted heartily. einniyoll and Perm quickly had thr hall in a Wicks. Sout h Truran. Lutey, 1,111 rt. and hal r- forward. 7 to 10, 12 '11; II to 1, 13/9; 2 to 5, 16/9. W.V. 5.1".1. L.1'.). ravout.able scoring position. hinny fritrien gritted with the beet Back Bateman.Fremantle:Hodge. Beindricke. liehbard iE.P.1. Gallagher I s, Batten Howson, iron the retell XI/M.1W again to Weet's torwarde and kicking Sunderland.elicks. In place anti following. Campbell. mark, Adams, east Fees-with,. Chirp dale). 3 his worth. Ile and itottaaeing a Mu. turn Aofmitre BOYS' AND YOUTHS' BOX BALS. GROWN AND MADE Rennin] WAS general. ffort Se- Cain. Baker. Hawkins. Ciles. Callow. Tool - isi.,..1.11oettninnfa.!Itleolintoin.oved speed. he IN respond to the calls never ceases, cured a further point for Perth. SheedY den. Tuxford, O'Donnell, and Craig. %V.A. IMO, 12/9; 11-1, 13/11; 24, 11/6. LIKE DAD'S. finer ag.1011 W11.4 loudly epplauded for To -Day 'a Games. }Jests kicked towards the hospital Dirk Ler. the famous Ctollingwood line work. The voiee or the barracker end. The ball was bounced at 3.5 FOOTBALL AT NEW NORCIA. as now haul and long In the lands. ism . and lItindrichs was the first to seller whOnter ,le now %kipper or the Perth v. East Perth, at Perth twat. Senior Competitior. Easts. however. ea -e.' South Fremantle v. eublaeo. at Ire- llane eaved at a critical stage. "Out come tinder notice. or bounds yeas now frequently sig- attatice,1 and Bidstrup to "Poet" Iii:utli" I'll!' tr;dre""iclien"%.11";(47:'llalmhtn%'.117!'; Mantle. The fOOtball captain.; for 1911 are ateitle that saw the lie retains all hie ola nailed, and Boyd for ability marked Wests. (fret miner of the in (1,1y. Kevin West Perth 'v. Ewa Fremantle, Byrne, N. Gorman, and R. Ali at who new had the ball well down. but At the other end a behind to eleuth that department of the Keine. LeetiervIlle. They niched emir team,. and be Snowt." etelnitali. Int, of eeeth Init. "free" to Perth relieved the situa- iireeeeleo a ebor from a running shot wan the last Wednesday. bateday-s Play. Hon. Burk.. stopped a red -leg attack. by Campbell. Clitoris limited ro sid- Fremantle, had Ills initial game fee the neenits tocompetition eta, ehow the teams well etrup, but trent an angle he could only seaeon in the recent itielmitintl-2-..t.iLli picked. .%! lad manage a behind. West Perth, GO (42 points). defeat and Austin stoppeft annther. Abbot and Byrne have each 84 This was followed Melbouree game. Umpire Richardson riled "enough on Ile played a 'le isia beaten Dorman Perth, 15.9 (dee points). by one point, so a draw the Melting otit //minds Mistiness, and by three successive singles to Old former fe3m. Is expectea as the lsult of the third T.ei 11.15 on the Welds were peualised. Play hos ered Eaets trorn Bldstrup, Smith and Ion. 1/111.."ed Sig Sag of "Skews." alit last match of the Mat round. W.A.C.A. Onaind. and Richardson was around the Press -box corner, anti then Carter wee cheered for some skilful Abbet and Gortnan met on the Oval eitral etbiter. In a mix-up in the centre. Last seeson H. lieberlson. the South worked acroes. Perin made a innelring morn behinds were added to 01.1 welreight rain was falling as the start- blg effo-t. but where Wedneeday, a btatitiful dry after forward, broke the League on witbent result. Wests Teo Easte. tallv. and Ion punted another. Melbourlie ing time approached. noon The ground sad st Abbotthehadeiiffiess the favour of the goal ed the -kicking. onward rush of record by tne After Emit had kicked eight behinde, noteeIng I I heeeae vei was apparently in very good condi- eed awl blacks. The bell goals against St. klida recently. rang, leas hie Itawlineen raised their Mgt groal with thin. and a fair crowd had- assembled. Weele victors by three points. The Gorman's gave them only one (Frown our Correspondept.) best was A. J. SCOITS: a long punt. Thingood's ,,ohif the defence the ,,,,eaa Perth Wk. fleet out jinst before time. At the Other end 174.in- previnue for Fesendon against Itichmone ;wei. 'thake,i n'i7,-;.',.0"ring.'"a'..cr,....-ii:,The Very Ilea Father Kearlit, adinie. tile- Campbell raised South's second Itozen followed immediately by Wetter/. Both Wests, 6.6 (4e points). Jim Came., the old Fitzroe chtuure Of istrator of the parish. has been very sides looked very neat and . natty. wail. and Esist replied with mint.. It 1893. Perth, 5.9 (39 peInte). ends came, however, they al - busy since ids arrival froin Bitletrs in Kalgoorlie. Ile Many were wearing "milts." p and Itawlineon. and a _1"....i.r.::;arttel.tinlielk,rd1.1,11.goalren ajtg.tinteelar.t_tit, tacked, and finished the spell witli a le most anxious to make Gnalkickera-Perth: Evans (2) and goof! goal by Gallagher. Castitica fig- eee West Perth's eighteen opened ut. aevner. the .,." gooil goal ahead. The third quarter ing bazaar a giant success. forthcomtired in s in the following positions: -Wt rdward good detensive work he- circles II. MeNainausi, ',hiving ror reAs a regot the whining lead for sendut: Abbot. fore the -Jones. Braithwaite, Burke. weiners fired With sult Tie. tvere oest gotig Assoriation of his appeal. when ths 1oerd represented tlie ladies Of the parHalf againet NIellniurin the wind, lee eC11111 line Forwards, S. Tyson, Soutar (capta. Ilts reaticity, was Tyeett, Taylor. Brenta at Fa:endow Joey, / 9 12, kicked I s strentrth- ish, beget... wah the various sereletles, (meta it fed Ille rorwards, Moore. Centre: Fyshe. Clark. Rainey. wail's, Berke mei Austin. while roe who did the are oreanising runctions with tilts end la: atLzitinige.: i...I o (;.i.2 xi.,114.1). imaiS ill 111,, match. iicx, in"d t° rest, apt several repel.. were lialf Back: Taylor. Craig, Boyd. Back: Perth teat, Evane Stook.% .1. Watts, thie perleirmance Is J. Inc added. in view. On Wednesday eveuing a s0ilutellinsOn's In Austin, F. Whnbridge. Dana F01- mecomisit and high. were best. Footserav tisainst North Melbourne (inane% linwerer also broke lor.0,e, *nu cial and dance Was held 111 St. Mary', Strang in turn received and gave for lowers: Fraser and (I. Tyson. Rover: naortcnt,hittite:1./. thet;I:it,0frite.eadazi. Tlie froalkirkers for in th. 191.g. winner,. D. Weenier's Hall for the purpose of raising funds essay kiektel I 4 for n tater the "result-1110ton of Essendini Sheedy. were;--seerfly (3 I. Jones. Burke awl plaee andfree to purchase crockery for the hail. Desagainst Preston in I 9 le_. F. al the end of the third Perth fielded the following: -Backs: nraltewalle, Ind ra feria Ewa. 11) centre for the ball hovered around the fea i ii.. IS. for N.). th Melbourne term. Gorman pite the incletneet weather. a good nummone time Frown pitesol ,' ag.elliet Pawed hard the last . , eleKenzie, Langlands, Dawson. Half - and Gaynor. answer ts aml i,:essi, -k scored bee Toefsrd effeecd a good ..res'on di 19 In. ber attendel, and dancing was indulged P Mehene. Ideeing aeeral times; Me oppOs111011 narks, ere% liewby. Stook.. Centre Umpire Ilieliardsori Wile a fair die- save. and Clark did !Ikea:fee WaS ilisl in 1111 a late aour. The necessary the for Betellao Clter v. California Gully Iii able to hoid out, and an Silverstone, Hoft, Shacklock. Half only. some of his decisions were other end. Truacott and Undueat were exciting finish 19 la easily Pelle 'err all the above rewas obtained. Forward: G. watts. Gaynor. A. Watts. play found Abbot one point to the wood. The money imaing ill seme good work in Lae cen- colds by nett:liter During the week a very successful a rOund temple 41f Forward: Rowe. Evans. Love. Fol- hard to explain. lis St for the Whetters were the captain, euchre artily Ire. tait the play gerennly was of a dozen. and dance. tinder the auslowers: Ingle, lefeazies. Rover- Mc yin. Cluite, eratnblina nature. till East's forJenee. Mitesi (especiallY pices of the email Kalgoorlie The above are Cornish. stall East Perth, 8.10 (414 point.), defeated "wards recOrtle. Itt the thirdT.tmarter opened out and Blistrup snap- There I., howe:er. lletorian In defenee) and Committee, Play opened lively. and a "free" to per. SPS !MI (at cant.a, in an A.1..laele ,Subiaco, ILO (54 points). connection with the reel their third goal.. South's showed next formative rnarktei Wcatis was first incident of note. imwelell ehiaaj take.' precedence ovtr provement. forthcomlne ell Nations Carreval, was wae ea; home.. yen" attacked strongly. and Youlden For dribeormate any to of the Seaman, elletely sent Fraser -but hits EliSts. Vitae:len. ellif- held in et. t'aiiiitlas' Ilall. Ihe Rev. Thee stands 111141.11d1 the entrain* rontlf. bled the eau between the aig stieka all short, and kirk Erwin of ert.i.e" Daly, a noted goalto- ford. IL Bryant and Gorman were the Father kearin, in presenting tne prizes, Perth's aealea a hen. Pete ?env brightened Up considerably., the backs relit,' ti. "Tony" Tyant was Sone were al,..4,01(ely teeter of the .43roweaters." the committee, and congratulated At the %ells I.1)Vvrin'ipr1oTeh.m.' exhibition, the tem.. a'a- alwaea Heti toll aild Truerott, partieularly th. limn he Was given a "free' and from hie kick the Per Be; rhse silinoel.netrd c ravine for the people who had helped to Norwood were weak in the centre line, and thanked ball was forced through point, interrellue, and the Maroons olaYivg b": against Adtilaida lie notchtel 23 goals team me sluimeel make. the stalal suereeeful. Mrs. Troup trams latler. ,,,,ned ware a single for lIt'llhhentlY. VIA PAMIR. 1.1., forwarde of b0111 sides hare first blood to Wests. lieweon was ert.aUy impiof.,,,, fno. out of i,-, nearly t-bo.4. and Mr. was and supplied the music, Regan then continued to have most of the id.. hit the Poet . very-thing tO learn vet. be booted pawls,. aria . e - .. . ./.=.e 'Verge., iled a snap, bet sent East Perth: McKenzie (rapt.). Wal- till half-time. when the board showed Vietertaits. playing for Mine% Wears Ilya. met Gorman on Saturday on a M.C. On Saturday evening a euchre party out of bounds. Sheedy was already ker, E. Fremantle. 3.1 1 Clii points/. Thomas, liarreld. Duffy, Sparruw. in time, It beine ha Mat season ae a isat Brume). Intring tite Mat quarter doing g'..,1 things, ann. being tackled Hebbard. S. Fremantle. 3.1 (1) 'mints). Owens, Nettup. Bowtell. settler iireaee. ey. a,poet") Smith se- cirieiworrilytta1.1.2*11 titieuceirdi;attiggese,cboundi Tndatitt7F Ilir=a41111e7tStTlInligksineekli unfaiele, was given a klek, and drop- Brentnall, King, Herd. Ott the resumptIoe of play, Truseott well no.,,les,s Mari 20 Koala against cord attendance wee present, and the reed a oeautiful goal. From .the baunce Sherlock; Molaney. Gepp.Allen. Scott. petted well down, but South returned tin t er ar t, the football that the the wet rondttlene Tyson secured, sent sn. but Afiena,ea Open Subiaco: Bushell (capt.). Behen. and Truree had a shot, but without re- "Port" boosst liitotigh a s.rorti of play. but German's sideprevented Intercepted. Moor... rrom a free Howson. managed 2.2 to gedtliets a rre'l_r! l'omr71Ira n Tart ie.:Peed slirlitleir: Sexton. Steele. Ford, Mur. milt. At the Other end Bidstrup booted flee, swat yeettled in tlw effort,. . Mrs. England won tile ladles' right totems in front booted any thing phy, A. Green, mit Godber. of Skully. 110111141s, hut Lutey. Eddy. from a free, -blue reel white Virg the only a but streight, and a as:t nag 011-ridlle. -and ',reseeded to °qPuPa°41tey'l.asildeixteirlainaf altimdinil:od.Tuhci-. prime wane eta MeMorrow was I Be_asteY. Rawlings. returned the leather. and Yet:hien rats- tile reao:d maker. AT ed Only was called for. Stooge relieved finely. Rodriquez, PreedY. whit in all. In the last stpressfitl gentleman. Seaddan. ed a shwa.. Kelly. Ion was playing eel'''' twenty minutes the ball was coritinuallY There W113 a gated attendance al the Soutar marked when the ball was sent (empire Collins in charge a the idly'. and Easts continued to very have the . back, but his good work wee spoilt gar's, lovering Pi ael et' Ft. Mary's ehurch, concert, among Byrne's forwards withHIP, GRATA. of the elite. A strong eastern by lIewson's being unfairly met. and out reel'''. Gernert' was still Subiaco first out, East following majority five held in the KalehOrlie Town Hall, on attack In itle0111 Militia thew a free resulting. Play stayed around three minutes Be C.11M.S. v. COTTROLOIL night. Tile arrangements POIDIS 10 the gOOd. When at laet a low Monday later. East was first fourth resultedShortly the wing. then Langlands saved, and away, and Bushell afterward,' RawScores: paes put Mail in posseselon anti a Meer were tn tile criable hands of Mrs. J. clearing out Out- linson niajor. had a running 11101, and sent to Heft. to Albert Watts. and out. ridge marking his kick. the The programme was resettled. The bell seen followed with G- MacMillan Bahen had a ball bounced throuith the tall tmets-a First Quarter: C.Y.M.S , goal 5 lie- rlyrne on.. of bounties. Fraser, for Wcsts. was shot, only a behind resulting. bred, etateeleee 5 withal,. point In the lead. For the The somewhat lucky sfxer. The play till performing most serviceably, repell- game was up and down, Skully playsut FAIIDIAJNII) Second Quarter C.Y.NIS . I goals 7 winners, While. Mautisell. and Lynch Inngedan;lieearCiV.111:nglglirst ing several red -leg attacks. Fyshe. ing time woe of a eive-andfor Subiaco. Herd shining for three-quarter were a etrong half -bark line: Byrne in Cotteellor. e oals.l. behind, West's wing man, played cleverly in East.well Bahen another shot, one take nature. and the scores then were: bellinde ruck. and Mile forward were alignig Vilifo°eirtZ:17M. IrIggl';1: poreeWergirs.wtcr Third' Quarter: eluding two opponents, Love from a nag resulting. had .C.Yg..ALS , 3 Meals. Our Correepondent.) 7 (From ()ur Gorresporident.) From in -play BrentEast Fremantle, 5.el (4 pte.). the beet. For the other behinde; A most successful euchre side, CliffOra. free- sent to Evans. and up went the nail cleared. passed COttesioe. t goal's 7 behinds. Thomas, to South Frentantle, 3.1 (20 pts.). party and cid Bryant were two Rags. In action again Clark re- (semi, to Moloney, whoto got ili Final: C.Y.M.S 3 goals 8 behind.. ( torn's. conspicuous Thurslay was held lit r; a next in AM Mince i i the first Town Hall on .1dhv'ael;',:k:Iii.nwthnaaprl. 4 It:I "'eine." After an canton :Anlii,4711:rrIrnrit:dninulso'lfer (1.1 Tuesday ceived a free. Sheedy, again eleining. goal of the match. the well ri Italemees the bark.' Play for some lee points); Colic:doe, 1 goals 9 be Bele a grand euchre party and evening off again Subleco tine, was merely a scramble to help raise when dance. organis,e1 throughout. Vl as given a free, awl ilnal funds ror prose:le glast. eventually' Te - attacked Walker cleared. 'Cores a -Be" rne The epplatiee had Piet subsIded. in tee cen- hind', (el Point., by the Children or that Ilebbard t meet We. b . a Ouque t Pith &etch? ImportTruscutt son had a snap 2 Gorman, 2 3. point. Boyd re- had a shot. but kicked across the dominating. the Fame. Mary, eventuate. Valuable prizes ant Itern-the supper C.T.M.S. were comiessed or: /. hathe ro.-tbrohi. proscenium, for thewill passed to Bullmore, but Bateman loam ' lieved in top notch fashion for Sou- goal. SChoenniheadw'ilint,,tbanenk,:mo euchre, and tasty refreshments mg ball. was now very fast, after ton Deena, First XVIII. (rapt.). Githl, Ilennesset excessive ratn. saved, and he ayes continually lar's men. Stooke did likewise for a periodPlay II. when the electrician rut off tbe lights. for all players and dancers ter aresulance was fife a dol.: of up and down play Will be Geliir the tamper. exceeetil Wotellhoiew, Eagen. 0. 'Otitthe city men, this at a very critical v,as given a chance. and made no mis- ROOd WOCk illa 101.11iteS back Ilnrs. The Plains arid College had their first II.. acted in ;and faith. as a "black order or the As the funds six prizes offered were keenly contest period. Soccer play was now more take. 31egeown. PeakneY, J. Ilyan, Gal. 'fleeting or the season last Sunday. Tha nut" was neceaiary after that pertien- ro towaids tteevening. ed, eventually A few minutes later Gem) had play hovered on the grandstatel whir ridge. prevalent, as rain WaS setting in. another try, That the lights should be ance le requested.bazaar, a large attend- Troy, Mrs. I ahey falling to bliss Ross the ball being touched for some time, and both shies were lagher. Gordon, Quinliven. Kennerly. Plains aidel by a fair breeze, played lar item. ane Mese Elsie Cut Langlands was prominent in keeping going through. lighting hard, but neither could score. O'Brien, Webb. le Wean. and Marlin. up well during the fleet quarter, and the cut off at that mOment Nyhen Mise White Nettup had a shot Severil succeseful entertainments in nick. aril elessre. Lennon off a West sortie. and play was quick- also, but hit the post. The Was en11110 Half metch to well -merited etinteSted a II. Coswar was Was III a Cans` reeponditur throne!' hurrest and Play Interesting. the quarter, however. Col with the bazaar have been tello.. ly transferred to the other end, where transferred to Subye forwards. quickly on the ellow Grounds. but. des- lege managed only one point and to connection Seed - Gallagher snapped a behind tor while core. we are extrentely awry, The secretary (Ntre. E. held recently. On the 121h Inst. old rleane St. Perth's' sharpshooters notched a sin- dan taking a great mark, and kicked me the downpour. the wround was re- Plains kicked our deepest we Feeite. and this ales almost Immediately entre.. Me little lady goat 2 behinds. het energetic worker- nes moo anu After Joseph's. Soath Boulder. held an ale. Evans was placed in possession Subiti,tes first ELY points. At quarter followed by a goal enOrImarkahly dry, to Ins Craw, Dr. Clune. worn - Inoue being not a .P111_ It /Mower, the Pell became d1Mcult, but regret. fro. towline.. bianee cif waterthere of euchre players and dan- pthinented oe the .elseeSS 91. the even front the kick-off, but only a minor time the scores were on the playIng arena. Colleee aucceeded In notching 2 gOals Panted by the Meal clergy, was present cers. crowd who was playing well atp---for-y-v-a-r.d:-A-f.: A great flea/alai result is ex- 'Mfr. eir. Kingdom made a sery resulted. Players were now finding it ter some Mere even play Gaillekher Ilehl,a.t-giirt,g,,,,agaanidle..t oiadsm,,ue,141 Iiienawvieirhesit;ialrnay, qivabretlit.irn.ds %owl:lad:17d' t011,1,311rnn the second East Perth. 2.4 (16 points) In the hall. pected. hard to keep The prizes for the occasion Merit er.r. an upright position. booted East's seventli major, with a Sublaeo, 1.3 (9 'mints). was fast the lady clergy, was pretleut in the were presente4 by Mr. C wirson and Ticket,. for the annual ball are Moore marked well. but it was too far Jim rillof Mr. punt. J. Dillon. wife good Mee. now tettnatictflivirioeurien,nia_n_dIlli,..ne, Light This rain was proved ,Irrifiltb-eandudneld ',till to falling at be available. out. th the the An-uever. Pm wee attacking as the bell Nfr. Morris, or Pelleers. The enterprislast As on former °waste. eut. our popular and energetic church big organisers commencement of second quarter. stein. of lee day. Brown. Truscett and e"hlitellapiage.:ene74.::,7".:;eief It rung with the acores:vvere MISSCS bal- will be held In the Town aalt, Imes peewee. hone leg th.e last Miele Plat. Med. anti rrom worker. Is at platten, an innate of derry Sparrow got a free on the ecoring Ilateman Meowed prorninettllY anil eleeidard, helped on by au 9 (Thursday) being the evening e eome i;-1. IT bpressonn.. 41 West Perth, 1.3 (9 points) buard wing, and booted a beauty. Off milek exchanges till the finalIn gong. fixed Igrtte was never tile lionise Cellerbeiniztotootit, orann thuep t.t.,..he St. John Of Gee HoepItal. Mre. very willing workers The next by the ronwattce. army or Perth. 1.2 (8 point.). e ."... a as a severe cold. Howagain Gepp got a free right in. and whet. the board showed,e grgater part Of Dena is eufferitur The eon the score. one win take place on June 9. Goalkickers.-West: Sheedy. Perth: again got the full points. East still limy was posseSsed by the /weenies, lege shie was good and effective. Backs ever, under the cereal! !luring of the On Wie 19 Mee a large asseinblage in Bast eremantIe, 7.1:2 (54 plea. Evans. attacking. Duffy getting two behinds. although the scores do not indicate Ha. Setrintritnnhembantlelal: a rgdninaetttelnfdt,i.rdwtat.riut;: Rood Sider.. %lie Is making. rattle reAll Hallovre sontii Fremantle, 3.0 (20 Ms..). Boulder, the oenow totk a hand, and Bahen soon he 'are nein, remark. It Was the nest Mne a truly. Pe 1,111 WIII From the bounce, McComish fur- auteaco covers, eshitidto,114 rasion being a enchee party and dance. was given a chance, and get the needThe goalkickere were: -East: Raw- representative team was out. and thee College 6 goale 8 IlehtlIdS tc, PlaIlls I: warded, and E'vans was glven a char- ,.., FAREWELLED. orwanised by Mesdames Lane. POPULAR CITIZEN Maher i points. Bushel! gM a tree, Heiman (3), Gallagher (2), Iliconi and proved their merit. ity free-nothing doing. Wimbrile .`" is with reeret we record the goals 3 behinds. For Platre. P. Butend Cawley. Everythine passed off nnee- mgIt away pass was prominent among West's defen - Bahen marking his kick. and getting Bidstrup. Seuth: Canipbell (2), ter sav ell repestally; Jerry Clune plaYef one .r Tatatehows and Kalgoorlie readers Of TIIF RECORD rey as the proverbial naarflawr here lit swIEFLETS. era Moore received in a most favor- tils isecond goal for the quarter. Sabi- youlden. the persou et Mr. Henry J. phoieee, ed a hard game Wrought -on, and J. Len- will regret to wig,. that Mr. Joe Collins and the oreaideers can feel writ Pleased a highly Rourke; able position, but kicked tvretehedly, acu 'still attacking. Moloney (leered. Coneratulatinne to The best Captain man the neld was un Raphael lean and Hunt were eOnepleneu3 For has taken hts departure from Kalgoor- at the sticcessful result of their ilforts. reSpeeted resident. who, only a. single resulting. Jones smartly and Nettup marking a kiek out of a doubt...11y Truseolt.on whose and Ms gallant band le of players. taking lip fanning pursuits in prior if eellerre K. Byrne (capt.). Abhnt. Gor- lie. wined judge.: ever Born in county Clare. Ireland, Only a behind meet steed hi. hi fi,ead ;;;;;;ii picked up the ash! sent forward by scrum. had a shoL pecseve4.anee Was deservitie this Metric', held Important re- man, and Ilryalit were best. C.athelic Young Mon's society. In play followed East trylug entelitions. Guhl and elt. Collies came to Australia when quite positions In Sheedy. and scored the maximum. result:1w. ward it was to this team. They of the Government railway workehoPe prov- J. Clime eeettred the goals. Ile was hest serar the ball amongst their for- ported A few %Iv ColFrom the bounce West bucked in rushed 1 large alterelence of rnembers on Albany and Midland their minineltiarr loyalty to the eo- lege melt forget laelr Places at 'Walker had a running shot. !Brown, by Bullmore, Ion, Rawlinson,"i'L. ed egsalw; hiane wed. ;re....menaliineedearnh'ete(0 Ea gao1"3orrie. flealaY. Junction. strenuttusly and Burke was placed M aards. on lite The MaY 18, Clark aml Riconl, while the ciely. to the game. and their ardtmt oval. and so spoilt their own play liresiei'd mer deceased leaves a widow anti Ilse childfound the toll posts. Heavy rain possession.' and scored West's third and and since. . Mr. Collins is a typical Irish. by Mr. Totn Roberts. Was One new member ren to mourn bis death, which tell all this quarter. spoiling the play. /nest prominent for Souths were Bate- follower. by ',tektite to their gulls, handicapped the learn. eieefed. goal. man, possessing all Vie eltaraeteries of Perth by way of a chanle Juet took tle.pite man oppositlew (very elace solid). and smirkinte before oil Me bell Adams, the Murphy got a erttl free Hodge, tilth indent. etarted an attack which was quick y LUteY. chin. his rare, and in hoeing euell a Matinee The noneeation et ofOrers will soon re Juniors. Heindrieks and Youlden. Were followed to the ills repulsed, and converted into a West- end kteked a good goal. Seer.: supporter of the Irish cause, Kalgoor- take place, and member/. should pre. Interment place of Cotteeloe should provide their goalCarter's umpiring was put to MI Met FiIday a well-cont.-dee! hoc - lie ern rally. Menzies was now rendered seEast Perth. 5.S (39 points). suffers a dlesinet loss. Ile was well hare their . mandates for office. as a ing of theby a representative gathersere test. but lie acquitted lilmeelfa very umpire ..vith another position. lle may kee. match was fought out between tilstrwt, Flewby fought yetiha R very Welter --Poeet de combat. Sublaco, 4.4 (30 points). lit thin; commercial known 'showing ellne imporiant syllabus. etc... reis 01 be epect to Ms memory. The well heleed. Ile allowed admirable be good on Motors, but a. a judge be- Philips end Merger'. antly against odde, and WaS given a In spite of the been entineeted With a well-kr:own uus' pane 011 With in the near chief mournItain fell all through the long inter- judgment tn suppreatIng future. the uprlehts an lefant would eltort, ef Philips' team, Halt ers were: Strs. M. Rourke free. eliverstone marked in front, tendency to tween 4 years. Incas firm for the past The SIIVIP,:ii intends shortly tO have William On the bounce. Steel was eward- rouelmess, tiotieeeme in athe be more acee table. Two goals were 1.111.4 ran out victors by 4 goal*.oppeneh but well out, and from a scramble, val. and Merril) The On Monday/ evening his friends as - a social evening. %then the tremble. (so.);!widow); a free. passed to Outridge. who got etages, awl hi allowing Eileen. ehhIW t h remit. P h 60 e arIIi tra t or. Kathleen Penallsed Perth scored a poinL In a flash Wests cd 3. !ewers were LIP mane Without the sereices to bki him leelene or Hotel Maureen at Quealy's sembied free and passed to Howe.% y who in the sseolid half, when won by the various members will be mr. w. Y. aletnehterai had the ball within shooting distance. a netrIffr Cmop, stripped for the first their best man, Jerk Butler. the weiglitions Saturday farewell. Mr. P. J. nugget' preelded, presented. T;le committee (brother 1; and Mrs. booted long and true. Off again least were are making W. T. CeseyRourke time, and proveil o MO the fans reekmi afternoon sum k e II ,t ' mee and Burke had a ghat, but failed to attacked. simply atrocious. t PI i Mlle en the anti in nroposina the toast or the guest every preparation for (Meter). The hey. but Kelly relieved and Pas.a big Father night. score. Meneiets yielding to first -aid ed to Murphy, The Together gate with proceeds amounted to ti27. Jimmy Ryan field. I 'tie latter , winning the said tiie., ail. regretted that Mr. ColoMelatad at the church and the ball went eut Mr. Sam C. Tyers is Carrying out the Reidy theyi'''wilt make a pair of top-noteli football and an treatment, rejoined the fray.eaee.de toss, chOet, Me wind in the fourth Ilia was leasing them. Ile bad known duties of bounds. In play resulted In a free illeleflete. of secretary In a very cMcient eraveside. quickly received a "free." sewed merchants en the centre. Ileg quarter. The game was had 17 and Eddy to Howson. to litodrignew to played years, the past well, him for ., manner. We were playing the better football. Their to are pleased to note the Carter feasted! sOrnewhat of a .4.118a - plae's a beady frame, alWaVS On the and credit goes fairly to both teams. had the plea/ewe of working With E.ddy. who enalMed a mut goal. presence 'narking and passing was superior to ed Subiaco a point M front T/via Pia', tion at Fremantle on Saturday, wIleti iii alest to Melt out hie man, and euntln- Before the 'ealf-Orne whistle went. how - in the same !hairiness establishiMent. Ile ea, or the president at the meet NO MORE SKIN DISEASE! Off agein that of the red-lega Silverstone was Subtaeo Will attacking. Howson hall IIIP discarded les khaki uan, nuntina ever, Kelly's superior combination told eloped Hist when he left Kalgoorlie he "'" took the serene on a couple of occasions prominent a brilliant mark, Mr. Bill 113 -all, the secretarY. le for an an -white uniform. The darling of the gods! Iltily WoOd- Its tale el' sevetal kicked party. tugs in the lead. The would carry with larn pleasant recol- illuese. for Perth, forwarding in good fashion. Bahen had a shot, but nor' Zeta about aerate and will soon be in Bilk Wonderful in Eczema, Most or thw onlookers at Fremantle Thorpe. You're a bobby -dazzler, sure! Othel, kept tip Owfatale bail the roing out Mr. S. ,,eairss. straggle gamely in lectIons or harry associations. Even Play fohowed an- -As the -game of bounds. In-play followed and SIMI- recelved.3 terra surprise when they Ulcers, Poisoned Sores, Etc. I be- 1 finer ;came hae seldom been srra In the last two quarters, and hard. 11111, seerelary cif the II.A.C.B.S., in """ proceeded the ground became very aco rushed a behind. Ou xioge The lads in general are becoming :11 b Ily Col e in a red and abbe !!....,. ililis,.,,,,ag.,,,,,,,,hu%.,,.hatAllgv,Ilfgloinbr, "rrnintlial3;ttengt'serere: Kelly, dled slippery. Atter a great rally Evans ed. and passed to Rodriquez, te mark80 points; supporting the toast. clatmee that he adepts at the art or quoit thrOwine, It Is ...even v r I Bahen etterneey ll and Hecured In a masterly fashion, and restating in a goal. w seldom beaten. knew their guest longer than anyOne mei It tweet.; as if the future chamDoes your skin get rough, chaPPed Off again, Goober last figured a; a player. A second "HaMpthe early days Won or W.k. is coneraled booted left -footed through West's un- punted a behind. Irritable? Are you distressed The abose two teams played a base - present that eveninghad In Allen did a run amongst and Old Lasts hese secured very da,mbeen ;wet:related by guarded goal. Austin was rendering !is be outbreak's or tonamen the wing, endirg in getting a ing Junior in Lee Brown. a who . . For &Ward deterMinatIOn. consisten- ball match of 11,e 1111111114,4 011 Silnday. with MsEl mother and with his misters, fr. put y-eoman service for Weide in the back round It wel blotchee? Whatever your rum:des Outridge cleared well at this all over Tettran. cy and brilliancy coniniend us to that This thee the tables were turned, and who had always been ardent rhurell , We ace pleased to retrord the re. whether ekin trouble II is line. lle seldom made a mistake, and free. doulitful, howThe play WaS very willing, ever, If tie wilt ever be able to attain 1,PPliPlit pair ef back men, Avery Gehl Philips witnumbered hle opponeuts by it ieWal of the popular weekly dancing be a temporary eruption or was always dashing. Gaynor wait stage. ' with was imbued Mr. Collins player bet= cautioned by 1,110 - to "Gawk" itell's standard. Every Tuesday night in future serious disease like eczema, ulcers, or On Monday the two workers. ne aatifolicite. end as a man Cia". aml Loy Ilenneeery. Thr opposing. for- 35 rowel. to 19. given a chalice fur the big points, but one ringworm, there's nothing to overeohle were soon attacking. Green teams, Morgan and mina- aMeispirit failed. "11111" Bateman played a very Perth kept up the attack. but Ore. East ser- ward who ean Ma tt over these two remaining citizen he was respected by all. will see a large crowd in attendance so quickly and thoroughly a free. which relieved when viceable the forwards were crowding In. nul- getting eame on Soutire haek WIltild IIPNI the qualification. of a worth trled their hand at baseball. The tie was a patriwie Mehl-nen, and when and enfeeble themselves in All Ifal- It as herbal things looked bad for Scblaco. Out low's Hail. rig:ire turned Mr. Laurie Maxwell is Zam- Buk. tan winners by several iii Prate lie %route have an opportunity lifying ail efforts of their mates. At ridge wae plaeing all over East's end repelled many an Eastern attack. Ile Thuigood, time and again on Saturdar III Kx.e.ribitile charee. and thhige Phillips the game day pre - of allying hirnself with tire Self -Deter in consequenee outThe meaner In which zain-Buk roots half-time the scores were: they frudreted a fnetlade of attacks. rucks. Bowtell got a free and booted Is a veritable tiger for work. germ disea.se and poisons front the n(eroni seorints a single goal i 'Mignon for Ireland League. Ile wish - will be O.K. Miss Alma Rowe will stip-Nipper" Truecolt 'Alyce' a great The steeply Made of the fact that ventned.c. West Perth. 3.4 (22 points) well up. Sparrow followed with inner a tiesues a has been aptly described he hinteelf knocked up 5. ed him tueic In Ms new spl lere. Messrs. ply appropriate entisie as of yore, so Pert.% 2.3 (15 Pointe). free in front, bet kicked only a point. game for Old Eamts, and simply revelled charlie McKenzie, popular skipper of ".. that patron,. will be ample eetered fe. as magnetic. Zam-Buk penetrates the sloppy conditions. Lawler. His accur- East Perth. is amongst their number. W. It. Samisen. J. Frawley. J. fed Juveniles. Goal-kickers.-Wests: Juries and Off again Babes kicked Into the cen- in down to the root of your trouble.right the III evety regard. tre, Beasley running in kicked a goal ate foot-passititt to Ids Piewards Was charlie a perhaps the best "goalie" In also suppor 11 Burke. Perth: Evans. acts differently to fatty salves and Football le IlOW 111 full swing in the iand D. Donovan one the the or feeinree Stale. nut or tiw hie position be ointelf will 110011 the swot/rat Enet attacked rind game. j,,,,,,,i,,,,, ithii the emu, is am. oast. After an especially long interval. ments; which simply cover over suet/ice Rawlineen plaved a daseine game cm challenged by Roy Gordon. Perth was first out, and the players rushed through a point. The tat- pletea. Mr. COilles, in iespontilne. thanked Scores at trouble W. and a Westlioven, Campbell. "lock ALL disease alit HALLOW'S In." BRANCH, Easte' forward lines, and hie per- ter possessei the full qualifications of were welcomed by a heavy shower. three-quarter time stood: thein for the kind references that had The most obstinate and long-etauding formance was lifs beet Wort for quite a cool, ealeulettng judgment that wins and 11. Kelly have taken their phleee as bsnenen Made roncerning him. It was a Urea pushed Sheedy behind free BOULDER, East Perth, 5.1 skin and scalp affection,' (4 points). captains of tlie three colour cumpetitiOn yield to Zaiiia long LIMP. and a goal. Wests attacked solidly Ile Was responsible for through. ree of great gratilleaLlor: to him Buk simply becauee this wonderful Subleco, 8.6 (54 Peints) onee more, but were repelled. Soccer three major,. A good omen, Ind. ed, wee the feet "uuna' to know that Pe had so many friends. herbal healer has antiseptic and gent:1The final quarter commenced with a Ali semblmethods were univereal. that twenty eAValifee smoke. 1...1.111, skipper, players rolled up for Olt Sunday, the 8th.. campbell tried He lied resided le Kalgoorlie seice tam (MM properties not ance of real Netball was now con- free to Moloney. Ford returred to the nest half again"! W. et Perth, de- a game. The selertor's task ta living tramped from Coteistarthe in the no conclude,. with Weethuven, uttlen re. other preparation. associated with atlY spicuous by its absence, and ispecta- Goethe:, to Steele, and then to Beas- fended admirably. suited In a win rot the latter. 'good al.1 daye." lie regretted leaving Was predomi- eineeure. lie WedApplication,. ef Za/11- Buk soothe, Herd marked and paseed tees were highly amused at the ley. Jerk iteithaei played agaln In hie nowise., the MIL, saw Kelly attempting nant mei broke MallY Wester. algoorne, hut eompuleion mews:Mated purify and stimulate plights of various players. After a lot King. who kicked well up. liebbard titlarks. the tenderest skin, bed, Further eounnent is ueeless 111 10 galn the upper hand of WesthOven, I inn taking. Ills departure. Ile would Your Meeting is Next Friday eye', that of the youngest of re:suttees. work Albert Watts was collared and booted a good goal from heavy rain.lie was not eo good after lee eiwit caee. wae euccessful winning a lways retnernher his friends on the TheY cool given a vowing chance, that called the grandstand wing. In -play again, BE THERE, and bring a poisonred, angry sureares; babe. noes not allow Leo Eileen le bulYI'd aingoualit's.''' Then on Saturday', the re oldfieltD, and be thanked Wein again Night. drive out Burke was ow. of Weste' beet. Ile for a single flag. Auedin Injured. Wan East attacked, Gepp snapping a be- shone and Friend to Join the PREMIER cam Beefing,disease like nothing else .net cinatilemerely during. the isrir reotfurhitilwDest. Still, he sIgnellsed I ith., camphell trted his luck against I or their kind reetarke. Steel on the move, Thomas whole of now brought up forward, and Burke hind. burning irritation Is arneat, Mr. teft the the natty a aollins Kalgoorne by game. Ile 5111,1 play. Thie Kelly, victory of marked mid kali., about 5 in BRANCH the State. booted a took his place on the back ilnee. goal. making the score,. ise eel with the fleet dreesIng; continued well, Was vele- fast, and notched player, when well, is one of the best goals. ThUS ended the fleet round, c spress .5n Tueldity evening. Clark was called for work that sent level. Eaat were still attackine etre= passed P C.ONWAY, Secretary, uee of Zant-Buk Mops all discharge, forward. In the ear., mann'. with the teams two points each. To the ball well foraard, and "Toney" ly. Walker pushed through a behind. oneAlter' dries up the sores. and uromotes the 7 King -street. Boulder. player. have a tendency to gel open the Mei Tound campbed and Tyson was given a shot, that hit the In -play Silbleco attacked; Outridge. goals, theEvens set mai a quartette or IheSome speedy growth of Healthy, new tlesne. and ball tuck it remit of eleeer away as kat,and brainy a met. Weetlioven eaain Campbell W011 The next incident of note Way Steele. Batten playing well. A e.t.a, play. Post. ST. MARY'S BRANCH, KAL No home should e-er be without this gave° leek, awe: her PPP Joey. another Plek out Some Air Halliday the toss end elected to kick agstust the to "Barney" Sheedy. and ity free to Herd saved Rests. The ball a frt.e wonderful aam-Buk. Of all chemists ann GOORLIE. emir man kiek it. Ten yarde wind feat quarter. Both teams played though that player kicked exception- wee quickly transfereed to East for- In Perth's lieW R0111- Fre I lets and Stores. only allowall meter the rules. iwn;110,,aind for a wline there Was 110 Se0c. ally well Langland saved. ane sent wards, and Rawlings swervinfr in scor ear,Teel. Austin pleyed his tieual reliable Two that alai caught tire eye were game. Ile Is a VP0 ,01 defendwell ma of the danger zone. Atter a ed a goal. except Wcelhoven'', 4,1111., A free to Murphy. whe For BOYS' said MEN'S SUITS, Ileagnee and Tenn Kennerley. Both alto stewed three points. lot of scrambling play. Braithwaite trad to pass, but missed. Owena er. always shinving great judgment In 11111 But about aaso HIG144.:LASS MERCERY. got the leather. and on the move rushing in, collared, and passed to his dash,. He watched Immediate are to be commended for their MIN,- halr wly through the quarter annum. 11PEll lag I SPI IP 1, POMbh1P,I with Hoft Gepp. who once again booted true, opponent, very attentively. Fortnightly Meeting on Tuesday in mateh- secured tit, bill. aud ePot it throuldi secured a meritorious goal. wInnine play. vox;at. reery's Nall. brought down a fine high nark, anti placing his team seven points in front. mitt showed his best team. Member. are earnestly 114. lieepite hle size. Frank Ryan hoef: twill MI, but Moore Intercepted, and Off again, (Mop got another chanee. handled the wet ball lit a remarkable to Roll tie. C:Zileir i. Into it IS if 114. Was a secOnd "clatter" ilii:ilicir'Cl:ertralr contributions received any weekday The Oaddfiebes Undertakers, 18 Hansent back. Hoft again was called for nii'S: W r, let,.veli, 4 PO. t m. I . th e Drown. Ile izets corm. heavy rolls. but bel to 6 p.m. by the SecretarY. nan-st, Kalgoorlie. Nally Do Vve Lead? brilliant marking, but once more l'Im pecond quarter Westhoren inereaeed his from 9 a.m. PCCAUSe we tuaderstand our business. S. J. HILla Secretary. work was in vain. leyehe secured and he le As game ee the btal: an Sat- lead by it coal raid a few points. and 'Phone 327. sent on to Sheedy, and West's lead nedny his opponent ronthmidiv dem. campbell added 0 could,- of pointe. At was further increased by a goal. ft out, but It hall no effcet. comrade 0,11,11,,,, We,t1,,,, Amin, hi the Perth railtiel, wet a point eves scored, Marlin Is fest MmrOve. mul will lead, which he kept up 1111 thr end. soon mike Keel.an the followed shortly afterwards by anmg "living Herbert- coebrane. CAPUtbell. showed very other point, reeult of a good kick from Next Town Hall, Kalgoorlie. into the wafting track brouelit 4105V11 peed Mem for in the feet quarter, end ktk- Prime Beef Butcher. Ilannan-etreet. Heft. who was now standing out as rars. Quest y, Proprietress. the 110Use. ed IWO 14.11a1S. When Huh, et as ca led Kalgoorlie. Tel. 488. Maritana-street, the best man on the ground. A Perth Union Beer on Draugnt. Tile war Telephone 474. horse or mmeitins Many a the scores were Weethovelt, 6 17 Pleadilly. man marked in front, and a Weet Than nein!: the everereen Danny Haiiasimr. points. and canipiodi 5 goals D.goals point,. A was "outed.- and play stopPed. Ills work is still ruck carat, The eighteen riai.gerteree tor the winners wenstricken with pipectator, donetless and a real lover Of the green mei coln. Freer Jeffreys (2 1. and Lynch 2 1, P. "stousitilts," rushed ott the Veld. and tom, we "dip our Ild" to you on your while for Ilie 111611 -ST., Good Ac losers coeltrane (IL. till. Tile 110use for mews Wear, The Perth WAS as quickly led off. ., The commodattonFREMANTLE. for country Visitors. J. o c , t man had Ids shot. and a behind was . Latest In Omit s Hats, Starts, Iles, Un- Monagban. The bineacking wee a reature or the honour, Tel. B533. The beet players for eVeet- derwellr, Etc. Hannan-st., the outcome. Perth attacked with reKalgoOrlie match, aiel i elpod the players consid. were: hovett neued vigor. and kept it up ehtil the Frew!. Weethovan (Opp. Post Office). erably. 'Phone 1474. Mick Campbell and Jaya and Longlittret, lied Jeffreys. The for Campbell, Scores: bell. OHIO, !:;"-L. Quigley were a conspicuous pair. bOth campben. FOR RALE Montt, ana cochrane. West Perth, 6.6 (42 points) sufferine from sere throats, when the ONE SET OF STATIONS OF TIIE (Incorporated.) Perth. 2.7 (le points). numbers went up. Varancire are still CROSS (coloured Prints. In Beautiavailable for ful oak more followers. frames). floalkirkers.-Weeta Sheedy (2), A. R. FLINT, Secretary. KALGOORLIE size, ssin. 1741n. and Braithwaite. Did you fret the "million" doll r MEN HAVE GIVEN UP TRYING PRICE, no los. The it ht was now very bad, and TO BETTER smile" n Seer 1 r

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NEWS OF THE ARCH DIOCESE.

THERECORD.

His Grace the Archbishop on th.! Goldfields

1RISH-AUSTRALIAN SOCIETIES.

That Loyalty League

doee I ovalty COMP Surely 110 °lie could be more uncom- clouding their s H.A.C.E. SOCIETY. fortable than was Sir Waiter James int0 "loyalists' " reckoning at all? These The fantasist's, Meeting of the lois. on last Tuesday night, when, as Prin- facts, unvarnished and Idaho as they trict AT BOULDER. Board was held at the Hibernian cipal mode., at the "Isunciiing" of the are, robbing Loyalty of all that it itall. eturray-etreee on Mrraday, Empire I oyally 1.,ague, he load to con- means to borne people, will not, can not, May 16, al 8 p.m. Perth, (From Our Correspondent.) (From Our Correspondent.) nee. form to reds011, so Much SO. Indeed, as permit of such pseudo-pitriotism being sident. Bro. J. EdwardsThe(inDistrict M. 30, Of the Octave. chair). Naturally a great deal of prepara- 10 "eat" the ,ery words he had pre - rob.t.,a upon the Australian community Bros. J. gutiy, D.V.P.; J. the During the week His Grace the Tu. 31, Of the Octave. O'Connor, some for on and going t toasty used of rank to a coterie been curry favour at large by has with a 11.0.: J. O'Callaghan. Archbishop accompanied by Father tion FLD.T J. T. bigoted gang of malcontents. The highly -strung strife.mongers. JUNE. D.V.P.; C Berea,. M. Cooney. Dunne, BA . paid a visit to the time past in connection with the howe,er, now is whether LoyNevertheless, the hopes of such peo- Hynes, F. Creighton, and the District SecWhite. goldfields. The people of Kalgoor- visit of His Grace the Archbshop alty Is as palatable to such W. 1, Of the Octave. Ilot Tuesday G. -like of Its for Ras ple are dashed. retary Were present. The DistrIct since It has been shorn of its night's Empire demonstration a victory Treasurer and District Wardeit were Th. 2, Oct. Day of Corpus Christi. lie have been anxiously awaiting to the fields. On Sunday afternoona stionsOrs '.111liernian Society," "St. Patrick's for toleration and amity? In these White the arrival cf His Grace, and the His Grace gave Confirmation to absent. There was a good "10 iyalists amtioffink 100 Ills - qualities, though. rests the destruction unavoidabiy of business trammeled, and acnumber of children at St. Day," large Sacred Heart. of the F. 3, Feast Brothers Sisters and have been I oy al i sts busy Catholic and /or Irish) " epl- of the orgenisstion Nadel as It is by volume inion Rule there were no obcounts to the extent of t28 as 9d were Sunday On Whilst under the influence of one stadesHome Kalgcorlie. thets. Mary's. coupled for and White the one in charity and only who, bigots purinsatiable preparing the chilaren for confirmafor payment. The District Board passed in the way of his doing storms so. brain to packed pose of inflaming was of Fairness, tile noiblic mind, and with a generous allowance i those extraordinary evening All Hailow's S 4, St. Frances Carracciola. White tion. conlident that each and ever, the people over an Issue about may be said to be loyal citizens like feel branch of the 'society will be representhich ocease3aally sweep the editor- He relied upon the Crown Forces in long before the prescrib- dividing the justice of which there should every other responsible citizen. but who ed On Sunday- efternoon St. Mary's its htmost Ireland to whip the Dail Eireann at the fortheonoing conference to be by a great body of parish - never have been an,v doubt. -1 rcom of our Stirling-street contime ed and Their comthe King. Fathers than loyal The Reierriptorist Upon like to be more was taxed its utmost. when His held on June 19th. to into It is to be hopes/ eubjectione first by disarming emporary, when the name ef !he Irish Republican His Grace administered widen multiform opinion and the right transient acts as Loyallets betray their branches will instruct their delegates Army, and gaol- mence a Mission at Rosalie nn Sun- Grace assisted by Father Dunne, toners. express:col of such opinion even by little oi the good spirit that God has bow to vole, within Manner is heard and forward their names r. Confirmation to a large number of of day, eth. June BA-, and a the Very Rev. minority should Father In human mg the leaders the commonsense of every of Irish breast be implan61111 people, perfecely to this illstriet Board office without deand several adults. allowed. super-Icy:a s Kearnin. administered the Sacra- boys and girls. beside creature. Let them consider and pre- lay. If any c,f the branches desire the its prend- and then he would establish Parhaof enclosure. ecorous pare well before utterinr remarks that loll. to The Exposition of the Blessed Sac- ment of Confirmation to some 300 The ceremony- throughout was His them in selecting their deWhat is the meaning of Levelly to will not have to be urclone again to the legates help character. m genius. in what is manifestly a meeteens in the North and South. rament will continue until Solemn children and impressive a very amongst the metropolitan to a number of adults. to whom mighty intellect and per- cost of their own cause, especiolly when membersfrom when the Irish leaders had ale they will do so. t of irresponsible fanaticism, made Only Grace concluding by exhorting them those Benediction on Sunday evening. son of Aecubiebee Melnik (whose name such unloing of fairness the reveals nolutely surrendered the Special on to praise must him would be attack bestowed to their Confirmation they must not mention). are a night- other clotting upon other people's sense vicious and offensive true remain to Very Father Rev. Creagh, C.SS.R.. he treat with H.A.C.E.S. themupon the Sisters of That John of God vow. Mr. J Cawley. on behalf of mare? to- whom the wonderful. self- of justice and humanity-claims which eddy esteemed and cultured Archof the Kimberley, for the manner in St. ST. 1111ARY'S LIMOSlook like a fair offer Vicar-Apestolic which the altar the parishioner; presented His Grace controlled, self-suetalned growth of the they, as Loyalists. are bent upon bes- BRANCH 7011, VILLE. ishop of Melbourne. Assuming the doesn't preach on "The Blessed Sacra. was Catholic Church (which no one in the mirching by whatever means and at all Dominicn decorated. HomeNever Rule. will before. devoto the embodying haracter of the faithful watch -dog of address an world ran deny) with Is taunting reality? times. On Wednesday, MaY 18th, at 8 p.m. ment" during. the:vening devotions. writer's knowledge, did' the altar look eomment The of Dr. misMannix scents is apa he and faith, to whom the inevitable emancipation of f Empire interests, For the present let the following a well -attended meeting of the above tion and loyalty fo the and Justiee for Ireland (wrung comnsumeations ten tneir own tale. The branch was held the schoolroom. hief in the return of this distinguish propnate, and sums up matters to reference to the sufferings of the Right The Mission which was opened on so beautiful. even from England at the bar of the Hibernian Society's rejoinder hereunder President Pro. Boyleinpresided, "No offer of peace has been and, on After the Sacrament had been ad people of Ireland. whose troubles tuitions' d prelate of the Catholic Church date: last Church, conscience) Sundly at St. Joseph's shat to which the is mie that shouli make the tshole Caof tne branch, welcomed Memthat is worth a moment's connrl defender of Democracy, and in- Made ministered His Grace, in a most elo- His Grace had recently been a wit- sweepIncr Sinn Fein victory in ant tholic and irlih comn.unIty--especially behalf bers of excellently atthe District Subiaco. has been Board. His. Pres. by sider.ation the Irish people. Southern without The Irish Is One Parliament It ane elections are detailIts own members-proud. reply. imptidentie, in Bro. Edwards liestalled quent four new lently. addle,. said he war glad to ness of. His Grace. mem. tended during the week. despite intestimonies? that we certainly feel honoured in pub- berm, and eongenniated the branch on yidence, connects him, end ince British Goveniment says the door is clement weather conditions and vari- come back to Kalgonnie. He felt ed the incidents ot his visits tr. overwhelming With these inseperable "obstacles.' lishing:its progress. sepported by Past Din. entally the great body of the peo. open for peace. Yes, the door is ous parochial meetings. , pleased at seeing such a east con- Rome, Spain, and Lourdes (France!, Pres. Bro. OK 'lyres Sec. O'Farrell. the the but Black and Tans OPefl. are le of this country who stand begregation present that afternoon. where he was intensele imp:egged Dis. Warden, and the Dls. Guardian. The THE INVITATION. following °Mee, fn., the ensuing term ind him in claiming justice for the behind the door with Goverument reThere will be a euchre party and and he congratulated the people of with the wenderful demonstrations e en' volvers in war°, peenrnet-(11vroic.e.Bporyesleide(grldienBrt their hands." 0) What is ppressed pecple of Treland, with Empire Loyalty League. in St. Joseph's new school. Kalgoorlie for their remarkable cf Faith everywhere manifest. He in that statement? It is dance reason. eedition, .nd murder. In seditious Sturmer (treasurer). Bro. Quinlivan Victoria Square, en Monday even- tnanifestation of Catholicism. He gave a concise and graphic descrip"Loyalty First!" an incontroeertible fact. imagination is febrile and disturbed exhorted the children to stand firm tion of his visit to his native land. (secretary). Bre. Genets (warden) and The Sunday Times cahnot eee any ing. the 30th. inst. Cottony lauardianl. His. Pres. e called up a hateful picture of in their faith. and never to be How the whole poeulaton was sub- OBJECTS: The Maintenance of Loyalty to the Crown. Imperial l'nity, Bro. Bro. Edwards stressed the necessity of The Suppression of e.:rition could not Mulent S111.1 Fein forces engaged in signs of repentance on the pert of that ashamed of their to a terrorism Holy Religion. jected soto announce increasing the membership of the very gratified are We Why? BeNON-PARTY AND NON-SEilfARIAN in Ivy persorril conspiraey to disrupt the peace Archbishop Mannix ciety. Dis. Sec. Bro. O'FarreU remarkThat day except they had received one of realised be in our next issue an article from on the preponderance of young men, nd concord of the Commonwealth cause he claims the right that is en- that was actually occurring. 17 12nd floor), National Mutual Chambers. S.. George'snerrace, Perth ed the most what important of and one sight of the J. Father the well-known the pen of well which augured for the growth of dye joyed every by Englishman in Eng,Telephone A332S. y sowing broadcast the seeds of the branch. Although many young men Cusack. of St. Francis', Sydney, most necessary Sacraments of the He paid a great tribute to the mothwhich is exercised with May IS, 1921 ctarian strife and racial animosity, land-and women-felk of Ireland, who The Secretary, Church. The time have alruidy joined, there is still a large might come ers and when Cu It is Father will be published. freedom by every British politician Hibernian Society. Perth. number absent who sltould be members. nd slavishly pandered to a gross sack's first contribution to these col- they might be tempted to cast aside here their sorrows with the greatest Dear Sir,-The Empire Loyalty League have plcasure in enclosing you Every Catholic tn. should belong Kt nd aggress;ve faction who have for on the Censervative and Liberal side umns, and will be followed by others the religion imparted to them by fortitude. He asked for the prayers on this benefit soelely. Get a move any years been the breeders of reof politics- to freely discuss the ad- at intervals. Next week's article is their parents. and by their teachers. of the congregation to go out to herewith invitation for your president and fee.etary to attend an P.m- and interview Bro. Bennett (our live gious strife in this country- Our ministration of the British Govern- entitled: "The Glory and Tragedy of If that time should come, let them those in Ireland. who were the vic- pire Day demonstration, to ee held at His Majesty's Theatre, Hay- wire) or any member of the branch. ment in Ireland he if so desires. That Prtli, ei etreet, at p m , on Tuesdae, May /4. live membeLir,yemiyoLf etahrlec.ommunity. to Be unday contemperatv contrived invoke the aid of the Holy Ghost. tims of a cruel and unjust oppresthe Single State." The reasons and necessity for the properiel meeting require no cons This is 'Your hoop in tune and sentiment with ig a privilege which the Sunday whom they had received that day. sion. After Benediction. His Grace he sectarianiste in a wild appeal to Times claims; it will not surely deny In speaking te the adults, lie ask- met the I. dy and gentlemen hazes, mcnt. IT. MALACHI'S DRANICH (Ns. 466), Of of the Diorese Father !I. Kiernan, and he Government to come out and it to others. When it charges Dr. Maitland. 11116146MIL Presbyter:. in the As the necessity for er.otting promptly and definitely the limited them make workers of ed to one grand united and Father John O'Rourke, ake an ass of itself by submitting Mannix with having preached the Port Auguste, were passengers from effort to wipe off see debt on St. thanked them eer their effnris pro- stage accommodation is essential, I would ask you to kindly let us The haltyearly meeting. of the above r. Mannix to the ordeal it imposes gospel of hatred and sedition it Ireland by the ormonde. which reached Mary's. All elements should unite mising a little aeletanee to the var- have your reply not later than' Friday next, May 20th. In the Parish Hall on was held branch of last week. The Sun - does something which it cannot Fremantle on Thursday May 18, Bro. Cooney pren an alien immigrant. in this final &Tort to liquidate the ious stalls. They spent teeir holiday to their native Should your President or yourself not be elite to personally at- Wrstne.sdav, Mr. siding over a laree attendance. benent ay Times, in its last Sunday's edi- prove. and what cannot be proved county and also visited the debt. Leitcitn. He felt pleased when he of gen. two other tend,1 would be pleased' if you would kindly nnminate McMullen was titillated as a full oriel show.; its teeth very plainly. by the Sunday Times or by anyone Continent. 'luring their brief stay in heard from Father Kearin that was untrammelled by debt Albert Wildy Lawrence sill te member, to hand authorieed members, and you are your to represent denten ClareCity, the tbee visited nd by its bark the Catholic citizens else, is nothing short of a calumny. the Westliedemplorist was nominated for membership. re-A His Grace then imparted the Pa- them the Cekets forwarded. Monastery, Vic- large forces were already at work eliallenge to a game of football was snd nd denmcrats of this State can It affects to be apprehensive of the mont, Father organising various functions for their pal Blessing. after which Pontifical toria Park. and Maylands. gt. Kevin's. Sublaeo, I am hopeful that you will assist by >mar presence at this initial ceived from Tee ow with certainty decide its breed. safety of the Commonwealth be- o'Rourke visited W.A. some three years respective stalls. Sacraof the Blessed Benediction All, he knew, game to be played at accepted. first meeting. public mad, intemperate and scur- cause the Arehbiseop of Melbourne ago, but this was FatherHeKiernan's n Sniataco on ',Imlay. June 6th. It was would be pleased when their church inent was given greatly was West. the faithfully, has openly professed. df Yours as prominent glimpse to hold a special summoned decided ilous article it brutally insulted the FRANK MOSS, meeting of the branch on Wednesday. rish and Catholic citizens of this Englishmen have professed, a sym- impreseed. * ell members are * p.m. * June IS, at President (per H.B.) HIGHGATE. MAYLANDS. the tate by associating them with the pathy with the ideals of Sinn Fein specially requelted to attend, as offito Gentlemen who are desirous ag incidents, which we have not the and he condemns Sinn Fein as a sebusiness is urgent. The followtng opening CLUE. LADIES' Retreat CATHOLIC YOUNG Bro. Cooney tor the by in THE REPLY. dititious cult. Clearly the Sunday Installed were participate cers and engineered were ightest doubt J, Bro. Correspondent.) Our evening last was the windyear.-President. Monday of half (From next the (particulars aged for the purpose of manufact- Times- haen't the least knowledge of on Satu:dae, June 4 Hibernian Australasian Catholic up of the campaign, and was McMahen; vice-president, Bre. V. Prenare On the evening of May 14 a large ing Lyons: In the form of a social evening ring a grievance against the Catho the ideals of Sinn Fein, or what which are published elsewhere!, Benefit Society. divine; secretary, Bro. W. warden. of held and friends Mr pIrlshioners number Rev. the inform law knowledge it has has to In a fiallaeber; been gained kindly requested Parleh Hall. There was treasoirer. Bro. D. Perth, 19th May, 1921 c body by extremists who would Mr. and Mrs. Meetin Franklin met at andthevery Edentiluslastie gathering presBro. G. Cain, rdek visitors. Bros. J. corn. their residence, Conroy_street, to conop at nothing to bring discredit on from prejudiced sources. All that Father Rector, at the Monastery, The President, and we are sure it was an evening wards and D. Gallagher; Judicial them on the twenty-fifth an- ent. that will be remembered by nil. The e Catholic Church and the Irish Sinn Fein claims is the right of the North Perth, early in the week. so gratulate League. J. Edward and T. Barreott: Loyalty Bros. Empire mittee, Father their wedding. of niveraary started at o'clock. and at that asststant secretary, Bro. V. Prindlyille. eople. Their vicious instincts have people of Irelaed to determine their as to enable the necessary arrange Lynch, during the course of a few M- eocial National Mutual Chambers, time the results of the eampatirn was and J. Edwards. auditors, Pros. If. FOX was referred not en manifested on more than one own destiny. Ireland wants an in; ments to be made for their comfort. ilne and well-choeen words. long St. George's Terrace, Perth. held over till known, and as time went on the con- intense The Office or guardian to Mr. snd Mrs. Franklin's 0:tenni-wilt ccasion. and we don't doubt they dependent Government, and she of all present It was decided to make grew Sir,Dear next meettng. ac- stronger, parish and church with nection wants people to her be an independwhen 9 15 to Cooney, in reit p m the instructed to Bre. "order" ill manifest themselves again when of the 16th inst., I am a presentation invitation of the par- signal Was given: the reply to your behalf In on presented tivity captain of each FREMANTLE. in- learn (lime organisation is rthoagnnkitsionwal pataesot mset...rvicteos BroA. vTotrytos0r. pportunity offers. unless the law is ent, self contained people. tree from ishloners a silver teapot, suitably and handed in the inform you that in the opinion of our Society, your scribed. as a token of esteem, respect list of namesfonvard partially av (ministered to prevent external interference--no more than On May of new rnenihers each had merely intended and calculated to increase and emphasise the existing who has gone out of office. that, we think, because the demands and gratitude tor faithful services and secured sin, the beginning It has been 7, the branch went over tO Milerlande Australia. in Of the we find Our Correspondent.) which eir machinations. bitterness (From unsectarian unfortunate in all assOciation kindly spirit of Het Was read out by try conchislons with St. Lawrence Dr. Mannix is accused by the Sun - of Sinn Fein, analysed impartially, The evening was evade the president.Eaeli in a speech by Sir Walter James, who marked out to existence into ushered dertakings. Hibernian the and of one shooting, and the at rine number Jones, totalled frank branee O'Toole Al lead not us to think that Sinn by a lOng and varied on. ay Times of being the precurser of The wrind result Was: "The specially as the object of his attack our Society-a speech which for were lucky enoiteh to win by one point. cleverest performers, was very enjoyable Greene. the winning team, with ',met -retinue the annals of this A feature of the evening's shooting was e wretched and wicked' sectarian - Milli wants anything more absolute, Society's by the .Princess Theatrg Milsicai 74 new sectarian poison it would be difficult to match in at the resilast, night Tuesday teembers, On Not long engaged and ago Jack Colonel coming by A. George Westclose up the fine performance put rip m which is dividing the people, Mrs. E. J. Kenny. tile Bluee, with 69 new very to sing "The Rosary dence of ler. a and members. The State. son, who scored the possible. Following function took place to result eimeed hen it surely must know, unless it ropp, A D.C. to King George, said; management nmen excitement. scOres:.-HIghetate, N. Coolie: the day sessions of "The sixth-averme. "an For your information I would state that our Society is in the first are the bid two exeellent parishioners campatgn started it was saidWhen incorrigibly ignorant of the facts "When first I examined the Sinn during that reb16, T. McDConald 52. 7. PPIWIIVIlle 23, their for to fulfill its members that theatre. all at leaves requiring Rosary" Society. tanintngham of the wr must have 200 members within the sense a Religious reyoir." Mrs. Sheedy 23. J. Betteards 23, 0. Clete history since the foundetion of Fein movement I thought it a craze Story interesting Carto goes The J. at sod -Ars Clarke is, secondly, a purely Benefit Society. of work next It piece Norseman, fortnight, regularly. and we are very el:MS duties 18, E. 3. Renew 19; An one. discovered I afterwards T. Prindiville 1 was Pleas20. Ca. big muster lonial Government. that the ed to be ebb. to report that we have re- narvon. for the winter. by members in its meetings of local politics is expressly for- Itoetaffrle,y1 6243.. (5.Msa.ryaedandkiyds: 5A3..Jaccrolcksoenr 9255; and mane succeeded. I found that Sinn Fein present being attended to is the the of parightoners and friend. olie Church and the Irish citizens wrong. Thy total number of mem- discussion of mast society bers when the Ireland main the foung of ;be bidden. of pairing stands for one ideal-the independmembers campaign for the started targets wee always been ve Hinds 25, McEvoy 04. E. Kenny 18, were ardent and 60: the new it:ambers enrolled at the (of which both ladles was shades of political T. barque Kilmeny, at Victoria Quay. merged, F. J. Kenny 8: total, 163. adventurer. ence of a natien. At one time present. and ending or the eimpalorn Was 143, mak. We include in our ranks members having igot and political members) been lifted bodily from a most enloyetee entertain- leg the .rrand total or 203 members opinions. evening's of our Society's objects is to inculcate in its members a One very itinerant sectarian humbug thought that might be realised with- The mast has St. 'Melds, Ne. 416 N.A.C.111.11., West on the wharf. ment reselted. rather Lynch. who was now enrolled. Great credit is due to love and veneration for Ireland, the fatherland of our race. In so far m Chiniquv downwards. with a in the Empire, bat I have come to the ship, and is lying very fellettous reference; miss w vlyssonski I It is said the work will take at least eresent. mail. There Was a Prhooii attendance of isoned arrow in his or her quiver realise that that is impossible. a and their assistants and Miss R. Hardie as we beliette, the present atrocities in Ireland are the work of the to both guests, and in presenting for complete. the way to we the:, English Government, stand fortnight present the folembers at the half -yearly meeting. mother by for the complete independence at shoot "into the heart of Rome," small token of, regard to each. said: have worked. not intend to Crown Forces, and connivedof eminent English statesmen and eoclesiae field on tite 23rd Inst. and the foltoa To further popularise the League, 'There are twb little dishes here-I sit haek now thatWeVG, do the belief eenaing fn.. only ring the last forty years, has been of Ireland." We nave not react in are have this number. nig were elected as branch officers them-and So, we all Intend to work Just as hard Branch Of the think It is disliee you callsweet BM. F. ken to the bosom of the antarish the cables that Colonel Westropp the East Fremantle ior tics (including Church of England and Non Conformist) and publicists. the ensuing tem.-President, Bro. A. understand they are for contain things. sold perheps before very long we shall Ireland Lea even thoug h they are done in the name of a J. McAdam: vice-president. acts. sweet double these d anti -Roman bigots, and staged has been interned or deported as a Self-Determination to condemn We Intended are they this As M. O'Connor; number. J. organ- things, we also hope that the ladles young lady should he aEvery Catholic Government, conscious that such deeds only tend to embitter the rela- Davis: secretary, Bro. them. Nothing was left undone disloyal Englishman. Inflated bigots gue of Australia is az present 0. McAdam: warden, member, and Mo. treasurer. sweet place memories take to their of union evening in that we feel sure that all will enrol soon. tions between England and Ireland, and to prevent will retain the stage menagers and publicity and a prejudiced press will, perhaps, ising a social Bro. T. 5. Roach: guardian. Bro: W. J. (ley hay" Ir anyone wishes to know if title club Further feminize of those mark the relaeions of the two countries, and whicb o'Beilly, mod d -o. A. A. Moffatt was ents to create a proper atmos- say that he should. What is badly an about a fortnight s time. Maylands, and we hope that from di!, le worth joining. and If there le any hearts which should later. pleasure for the members. we leave It we believe would exist were it not for the :.nfiatning of sectarian pas- 11"rnien";11-t'allaarloirre.eremOnv was car ere for them, and to work up an- needed in this country on the side of particulars will appear e usnetnidaiv"ienetTelliellP7ayvilerisli. le you to ask the (minion of any young sions by the present ascendancy cla ss there. We yield to no one in our Teel eet The Star of the nee Juvenile HiInc retiring. president, Bro. gonism as well as support in melee our loyalist friends is sanity in the Hall elirT'In-ritiinerivi"thOtirretsei lady who le a ntember. As proof of which 60,00e stressed the necessity e and all things Australian. 11, make their advent as sPectacular discussion of the Irish ceiestion, and berniAtie Met in St. Patrick's occaOn Friday night we hope to start the loyalty to Australia enlisted in the ALF., and in conjunction with of obtaining an tticrease of new memConcluding. Father Viler' ?it bee: religionists d demonstrative as possible-and, an honest effort to bring about a on Monday evening last, the co of our eine ready Aid class. and 'he Elocutionary bers. It was pleastfig tO note tbenumber Irleelirmtaients "if,e:',le'e meeting. memory behind an imperishable half -yearly have left reconciliation of the two permanent of their sion Australians profitAll member. wishing to Join the e might add. as pecuniarly their other fellow response of members, and rust: nun elaee. latter should Send in their nominatioti them. iv- ould not be allowed to find new members before to le as possible. Nor were the "set- peoples., No Government is so sac- Bro. Gallagher presided. The foottrUaranteed much as give to will continue the eeeretary, IF T.Incolti-street. next qua: telly meeting. If only half they had done to g," the scenery, and the "pea rosanct or so encrusted by preroga- ball and boxing gloves have been se- they epee tea poseible. as there le a limited We believe the cradle cf our race and natiou-lreland-is entitled the projeeted tota/ is reached. the of liraeureasivowihaelonas. number for this class. rs" forgotten. Sectarianism in tive that it should be immune from cured, and will be readily availed Also. any by every moral law-divine and human,-to self-government according branch will Melee,: be in a most forFranklin, member M. J. Ken4 Thomas AleTras ; wishing to join orchestra, the smaller and less importunate position. as other is country is an old thing, and long honest criticism, and certainly the by the members. Master much waegi, (sleeve. &Riordan. P. A. may send in his or her name. for which to its own national ideals, just as During .the meeting Mr. H. W. O'Con fore the aivent of Dr. elannie it Lloyd George Government of Ireland Back was proposed for membership. rack a so we shall be pleased. Bryan end R. tant nationelities in Europe. We believe the seer to "make the world nor was initiated as a full benent memd been tee ective agent of the has frequently been subjected to All the present officers were re-elect- pieLeg bfrr.o'll'aioshasiolstanrceer"griVen The next meeting night Is on Fri - safe for Democracy" and for the principle of "self determination for the ber, and Mr. 00drrey Kent was proThe withering months. criticism from Opposisix the ed for a further dew next. There is a grand surprise and tragedy, unless these pOsed for membership. laical humbug and the clerical resmaller nationalities" was a hollow mockery In sonran-depeforcuunlionralensd awaiting alt. This will be told you Considerable discussion ensuedofwith tionary, and we sunnose it is de- tion benches of the British Parlia- branch is to be congratulated on its voices et the meninx. Words principles for which it was fought are given concrete effect to in our regard to the proposed alteration ;or at at -he strong numerical and financial posi- versatile atillt-y werinalill'ilgtions before Int ined to Lob up again and again ment. ,s,,,,.,.paroc press our thanks to the donors who, we own household, as well as in that of .other nations. rules, which come isting If it is true thatethe ideal of Presi- tion. This branch, by the way, is delisPurrni are sorry to say. does not wish his meeting, to he held on June en opportunity offers under the invitation cannot be accepted. Here conference your in reply, said she name to lie mentioned. We wish Mai reasons was which eunninstam. foregoing accepted the Airs. the Wileon, in by branch For dent the juvenile 19. oldest ver of new catch -cries bile after feelings, every success.: the D.M.R. his future, and mar with please find enclosed returned invitation cards. could not properly express her The proposed abolition ofthat receive Sunday Times has closed its ca- the Allies, and which brought Am- state. Find grant him health and happiness. but thought all imew them ee Yours faithfully, allowance of f30 was one of all preThe Self -Determination for IrePlease note filet all meetings will be r. and Dr. Mannix is with the erica into the war, viz., "The reign ed lengthy consideration le now (Signed) J. J. O'FARRELL, haam In a held every Friday evening In the Parof law based upon the consent of Land League of Australia is flourish- rilaiSsi1soallfry sent. The r.M.R. Ft,nd st. eit srid: to and District Secretary. Cunningham position. ish Hall, Ifaceld-atreet, Higheate 11111. continuing, tors. very unsatisfactory governed," is to be attained. ing in this district. Every branch rave It seems to hurt our contempon the In wiping off the present os erisi rorreattalge.asiLrveng me liabilities meet need :or ail the violent held excellent meetings on Sunday be necessary to would that Dr. Mannix was well re- where is the it balance debit terny; E. Wnson, Bee; D. Birch, strike a levy of about 12/ per mem. i Ferret ijny much having SOUTH PERTH 'ved in America. and that America antipathy ef pseuctoloyalty to Sinn afternoon last. Messrs. Brady, Mc- etiu7ctli, "Adieu" the Jazz band, but Sunflower: N. ektnner. Rainbow; L. CLARENIONT. Stith a drastic levy it was conLinden and Daly may yet be present to say wnen I tocome tened to his eloquent and certain- Pent? bac aga lloberts, Naby ell; Cation', Tam- ber. sidered would he very detrimeral to parishioners held Perth South We would hail with joy the day ed with passports if the authorities Perhaps I thank you It. bourine flirt: v. revive Weeth, Fairy; J. the society generally. very temperate statement of the will we Perth Correspondent). Our dance of can party and euchre their first (From the Emwhen within germ indeed." irish every section Peachey, cowbey; H. Mottram, here much cateh the "deportation" This fund is one that admittedly all very 'sh case. We can find nothing in Into Pm Mrs. Cunning- the season in the Hibernian Hall, A children's plain and fancy dress Dutch Boy (yen good): 3. Winters, not be ellowed to keep eating the Mrs. elarke said that is established on a basis of re- from Ole Dingland l at address that has not already pire as well. same At had spots,. on her behalf tee, Mrs. Joe Prende Aboriginal; I.. Peat, Kewpie, B. Skinner, funds of the society. ham inst. Owing to the 20th. organised on Perth, ball, conciliation and pun co-operative Club The Football much very Fremantle en said in stronger terms in the Toreador. She wined to thank them time. it was generally considered be evening turning out wet the attend- yille and Mm- Wonderley, in aid vet expressions. members as a very seriousormattrtieero.allyto 'fish Liberal press by distinguish- Pose. It is an ideal worth working (W.A.FA.), whcse popular secretary for thelr kind eontributed by the fol- ance was very small. which was dis- the fancy stall at the forthcoming Items were the event of its total abolition. British pressmen and politicians. for. We reeognise that the security I mentioned in these notes last weelc lowing Misses proceedings: the Thomas' St. VICTORIA PARK. during in held the Rev. Father. was to both the Empire depends on the unity as being a busy man. has had the ad - O'Doherty. Begley, and Mahoney, Mes- appointing bazaar, allow at he was given a generous greet- of SOCPastfileibis.Y I fthaeppRroeagicished, would ClareCunningham: Messrs. Pace and all his willing helpers. schoolroom, Reserve -street, an increase or the funeral aallowance and hearing by one of the largest and co-operation of every working ditional work of organising a special dames Clark Mid (Fran Ooir Correspondent.) Whiter. and R. E. Walsh. J. and However, several good brisk. games mont, on Tuesday last, 17th May. ).Franklin. from f20 to Vito, and thenprobably diences that ever gathered in a factor within it; but that unity and night's enjoyment in the dancing Bullivant, Kenny, be cOuld O'Riordan, due To vary weekly events the the in success, tory errangement blic hall er in the open in Chicago co-operation, so very desirable. can line (which eventuates on Monday A. Quinn, menonaid. Mrs. of euchre were played, with the re- The evening was a great social life of tne parish It is intended made for a p.m.n. allowance of tet). Cavan.. and Tom of the above to Hall) Mahoney organise euchre parties and musical and 1.1111fill did special service sult that Mn Dwyer was the saccess- to the untiring efforts not the fault of the busybodies never be attained so long as sus- evening at the Caledonian The helpers. ful winner of a splendid uinbrella, ladies and many willing evenings, that will cater for the tastes refreshments, etc. o trailed him from Australia and picion. sectional privilege, and big- placed on his shoulders. These club in dive:Mineentertainment in connection the prize being donated by 0111' ever hall was packed with happy child- of all sections. This should leave no CORRESPONDENCE.. The nrst o did their utmost to humiliate otry in combination controls the dances ime increasing in popularity with the hazaar will take place of ond generous Jim Snigg. A more use, ren dressed in all manner of fancy ground for complaint, and it is to be hoped that the absentees in the past aboard ship. The silly arrog- well-springs of our social, political, each week, and deservedly so. They Saturday :Memnon, In the shape LOYAL-FY. fanillY ful prize could not have been won, costumes, so dearly loved by the will throw a little stimulus into the and Finey and civic life. Mrs. which the party. kept select, is are always garden ce of Parsons and the famous RECORD.) a good Interests of parish affairs by recover(To the Editot or THE your the very heavy down- younger osx. Each child seemed to ing Beware of Fido-Fido the Good secret of their success. Keep them have got in eirly. and expert yen who thought themselves the will he stx. considering their inactivity, and be precould anybody tnrough the informatendance. Admission view, and sent from the in whole evenduring rain object pour of one to Loyalty but up have roll so, James. Monday evening's pro- at to me what pages tell pie of America, so far from dis- Dog. forget at a of items levy the at least. tive pence, so don't and "loyalty"? In word ..te prize, a ladies' evening, by next, ladies' The enjoyable means ing. The first move will be made on Tues- League that, an gramme is up to date, and of suffi- Mrs. Finey's on Saturday 'ting the great Churchman, only ...., evening., when a elichre party will I am always glad to study the position leather hand -bag, was won by Miss they were not disappointed. At 10 day cient variety to satisfy the most fae Ninth -avenue. nt to show what little influence one until place for very valuable and ser- of "the other fellow," but McKay, who played some very o'clock the hall was given over to take terms exactlY tidious. Miss Powell and Mr. Am h butybodies have in the great prizes. This will not interfere comes to know what his Minns the key throughout the evening. the adults for dancing, who contin- vteeable good games one is naturally connote The dance on the Thursday, attend to the with weekly derson will musical public. One wonders what sec____ ___ DEATH DF QUEENSLAND IRISHMAN. the sante careering along witheut any to the situation. The prizes were presented by Father ued until midnight. portion of the programme. information the Sunday Times Sir Walter James and CO. hioe been Pace. After pertaking of a good An English protestant °newspaper, Mrs Bnggs, Mrs. Tressidder, Mrs. hindranee. I am pleased to say Mr. M. Mcs of the speeches made by Dr. Disappointment was expressed at the blabbing loyalty atter an Irresponsible on the oe- supper, which the South Perth par- McMahon (of ( ottesloe), Mrs. evidenced and venture to was regret in its of a in conferreport. speech a Much Cusker, is of the local Hibernians, sparsely -attended meeting of the Self- fashion ror some time. Germany nnix in America. To describe O'SUIJames Mr. had ol death the of that supposing easion the remark indulgDetermination League on WedneedaY Illingsworth (Claremont) were m as reported in the American ence of .niinisters by a leading Wes- now fast regaining his usual buoy- liven, ex-M.L.A. for Kennedy, Queens- ish is noted for, dancing was Allies, and had come evening. This was accounted for by etniqUered theswoop until midnight, everybody ed in 22nd as the leyan divine, him saying: quotes judges. on wonder ant spirit aad happy disposition, this place upon book ss as "infamous" is certainly the land, whien many unforreen circumstances and not down with a ailbeen evening as had the enjoyable as Mrs. his he and and time MC., Walter making ror ROHM Mr. Allure acted as foil WeStralla, that sir front a lack or interest or support. dest invective. If they are "in. "When we lee esleyans) believed in which were semeweat disturbed in electOr- possible. would be as loyal ing and was unable to visit hiscampaign. Splendid music was sup- Miller pianist. The following were The fortnightly meeting will be held fellow lick -splines ions" then every speech ever brimstone we were a power; now we his recent accelent. of Germany as last election Crown the Protestant to the during ate evening, every Sunday comalternate genial and Doris our ever ready plied by awarded the prizes:-Miss In spite of the attendant possible He was for net oy years a prominent Lato -day to the Crown for popular rights in England, believe in treacle, we are a negligible trom the 28th, and those out- they prefer to be wide circle of friend. Jim Griffin, who received a Hickey, Swan: Miss Hazel Davis mencing ht,.11111aedre. Anyhow, great thinkert serious results, it rs to some extent, bourite. and enjoyed ahighly Issued a cordial In- of England. every speech made in the strug- quantity." esteemed, great deal of appleuee fog his good Dewdrop; Master L. Peat, Kewpie. vitation to be prePent. someHe wan think-not MIN: and weOf read for reform was "infamous " ff t What a pathetic confession of the at least, amusing to hear chemists, friendsnles. naa fool is in heart lois kindly. unselfish that "the for where only not the Girls' costume June 13, on Monday, The attendants in fancy he veriest nonsense and pharasai- disintegration ef rarth in the great who accept Catholic Benefit Society ture, but for lois sincerity in the La- jazz music. Father Pace etc., Orchestra are running a social evening. his mouth."-Yours follow.were as Rev. wishes to his 0 f The death The O'GRADY. rHOS. R. on tneir on movement. lists payment bour humbug to fay that a person is Nonconformist bodies of Christians. members Pat eiceormace, Seaside Lees; Joan In order to raise funds foe the pura thank all the ladies and gentlemen abodt 18 months ago, came as May St. MeConnack, Plerette; P. Stairatroorpe, chase of special musleal parts. A great loyal because he challengep the The same Paper has for the caption of the required dues, critising the wife. trial for !Om, and since that date K. Peachy, Irish Lass: E. Canyon, few who so genereusly helped, and' who HIM: inistration of a Government or of its leader: "The Rapid Paganisa- societies at tne top of their voices in heavy his health hal been failing. a Aserious Carnation; (Owing to pressure on space, other Elsie Canyon, Pierette; also refreshments, all the supplied their shops. I know of one society months leo lie underwent ds a larger measure of lib. tion of England." have been held over.K. McBride, Lass; communications nigh Nancy Peachy, In the Mater Misericordlite those who sold tickets. Father Pace Nurse; Hazel Ed. R.1 Campbell. Harem Lady; In Aid ef Sacred Heart (Highgate) y for the people of his native The darkness before dawn, let in: which had occasion some little time operation the last would be giad to receive all monies P. White, Toreador; and during Itelsbane. Hospital, Power, Connie Scholarship. Parish Eng_ ago to change its chemist owing to few weeks his death was not unexpectd. Were the Sunday Times the hope, of Mary's new day in F. Maxo Boy; eower, l'rank the fact that he abused the members ed. lie lied fortified by the rites of and unsold tickets as early as pos- Kewpie; quer of freedom of speech, we are land. DANCE. Carter, Jap. Lady; B. Moss, Eton Boy; GRAND of which he Was a devout sible. when they entered his establishment. Holy Church, d half the statesmen of England Rowe. Golden West; P. Rowe, Caledonian Hatt, Frementle. ELIC.1121 PARTY AND DANCE. Ills nortal remains were reThe Rev. Father Creagh, C.SS.R., Mary E. C011een; Groves, J. Robin Hood; From all accounts one of our socie- member. d be committed to the Towel, South On A RETREAT FOR GENTLEMEN. Church, Mary's from St. eloquent sermon Prendivilie, P. of Regiment: K. Foster, HIBERNIAN. HALL, MURRAY-STREET, ties will have to administer a simi- moved many of them deported- Our Brisbane, and Interred in the Catholic preached a very last TUESDAY, 31st MAY, 1921. Feltz Chattel, Moonstruck; L. PERTH. Sunday night. Prince; of Toowong cemetery, in the during devotions temporary, 'with little knowledge Needham, Charley Stevens, !optician; Shepherd Appeal. on Saturday. JUne eth., the ANNUAL lar rebuke t3 another Pharmacist. portion of Good In Aid TUESDAY, Slat MAY, 11121. or numerous political and perMany of the members of the B. Peaeliey, Clown; H. Skinnet, Good Prizes. Music Refreshments. current Irieh affairs, beyond the RETREAT FOR GENTLEMEN will open Who subjects the society and its presence Refreshments. Good Music. sonal friends. who will hold "Jim" Kevin Barry Branch of the Self -De- Indian; Miller; B. Winters, Nigger: Tom Rowe, 1/6; Ladles, I /lients., ed-up tripe of the cables or the at the Redemptorist Monastery, Nortb secretary to adverse criticism whet. O'Sullivan in kindly remembrance. He liear; crossed the Fisherman; Jack Riau:oils, Teddy T. c. BOGUE, The Retreat will begin at Is called upon for prescriptions-critic- ts survived oiy te:o soils, who reside in termination League underings of the Morning Post, Perth. Dying Swett: B. Foster, THOMAS' HALL, RESERVIST Hon. Secretary. p.m., and terminate after early break- ism which le doing the society no Brisbane. On learning of Mr. O'Sulli- Swan on Sunday last to hear a well - Doris Hickey, Lass; 1. O'Shaennessy, Scotch moSt offensive and reactionary fast the following Tuesday. The Haas ST.. CAREMONT. van's death, the Acting Premier Of given by Mr. A. Clement- Sitring; Ivy Durack, N. McClements, Butterfly; y organ in England. in a fit of chosen is most opportune, as mondaae good, and is bringing it into disre- Queensland (Mr. Oillies) paid the fol- delivered A DANCE. Peter Butterfly; K. Fester, Prince; Esma Mot - LORSTO CONVENT, ADELAIDE TERnon-members. If lowing :downer tribute to him: "He was son, under the auspices of the Hiberamong y anger asks: "Did not Lloyd June SUL, ts a public holiday, thus en_ -pute InaneE. Smith, PERTH. Aid of Presentation Convent ,.ady; In tram, Turkish RACE, of the most sincere men I ever Lalor Branch. Perth, at the quintette; Pat Foster, Folly; W. Kerin, rge offer Dominion Home Rule mg nearly all an opportunity or pav- chemists do not want Friend- one Ball. of the representative while and met, entitled lecture was The nian Hall. BEGINS TERM Ha SEctiNti Kenn. Fairy: do Advance Australia; E. The spiritc ol and tern- ly Societies' custom, why relancl, and (mud not Dr. Man- tIcesating. TUESDAY. MAY 31st. in Patrament he faithfully carIt would be eel Davis, DewdrOp: Nancy Worth, beneflts derived Miring the tort, they accept same wher approach people ried out his dales, fearlessly nghting "Modern Despots." have taken thee meseage to the perai Tickets: Ladies 1/-, Gents 2/s. B. MONDAY, MAT SOUL of the Kevin Irish Lass; K. O'Hara, Butterfly: more days are incalculable. many well !or believed." In which be Pleats tor the they are seem that ed? It would Spring: V. Nicholas, Prince; Miss Miller, Pianiste. Is any time during his stay it, nentiemen wtshtng to participate are News of his death was received with Barry Branch to endeavour to at- Nicholas, Beat, Mavis For Particulars Apply to S. Fogarty, Sunbeans; eensland?" It says he declined to requested to communicate with the nev. not averse to collecting their fees, widespread sorrow In Norther Secretaries: Mrs. T. G. Kenniwell, Fairy; Walker, Nancy but do not seem over -anxious to un- land, and in other parts of State, tend these lectures when held by Sunbeam; tive message. If Llo d George Director, or Mr. H. P. Wallace, se. VieMr. F. Briggs. Eintd Fogarty. Nurse: L. Worth, ButTHE MOTHER SUPERIOR. the ether branches of the League

CALENDAR. S. 29, Second Sunday after

A Cstlaslie Neeremem ios Pariah is rosimamed alliadosa."--10. KUL PERTH. SATURDAY, MAY 28th., 1921

AT KAeGOORLIZ.

Pent. White. White. White.

Beware of the Dog!

Incd" 'wm'oaSudile"

Mary's New Day

Mar 11

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TEB W.A RECORD. SATURDAY, MAY 28. 1921 A Witness. =

There died at Lourdes last March at the age of 96 a good old man

`Peace with a Vengeance' OrnmonyeopbBanking3,41*.fitutrarp, OF

OPEN FOR ALL CLASSIER named Sious, who was a witness to Ruhr with or without the 'sanction the visions of our Lady to Bernaof the Allies. dette Saubirous. He was stone maIw the Principal °Mee and Towne of Austran and Rabaul (New Britain); Landon (1). Meanwhile the whole current of son, a poor mar, but good and just, the world's activities is paralysed. and he was amongst the first to are There standstill. at a is Trade and easing bank Agencies at Bernof the story e' 1 Branel give credence to 30;04r 1:7:1t9Crjettir= give it a constructive unity. a million unemployed in England adette, whom he protected from In the London Daily News of must milof arc there hundreds nations into the because on oopoeite up to 111,000. must absorb all Interest It eh% caption comof her the raileries February 26th, under who ever vexations and Englishman have only who in Europe was the people a of on £1,000 give them lions Amounts and 3% Interest over up to ift9,000, co -partnership a THE WEAVING. and acauaintances. "The Great President." A. G. GarWe are occupied the Papal throne. If the panions to be consumers. ,.. Sir DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.CL, JAMES KELL. He believed always in the super- diner, the distinguished English common law and a common security ceased read pounds' misty million with choked enjoyment of their liberbee in the 21 The moon is weavieg in the street Home Secretary has ever really Clavermar .t 19 Deputy Governor quality of the visions even journalist and critic, writes:Irish history, he must have a short national worth of wool because the peoples A tanglement for passing feet pronounce. Next week President Wilson lays and rights. went to before the Church had and rags. in ate going Central Europe of That must go always up and down memory. When Henry While happened. We know what hearty. down his office and becomes once upon them. Still hale Ireland he made the most plausible he tea plantations of the East are From the river to the town. was expected to become a cen- more a private citizen of the United the v.ar lasted sad while the issue The excuses for his visit, explaining that tenarian. out of cultivation because the Farr men walk there who never see he was killed as the States. any circumstances the depended upon flue rapidity with going but In Irish the despoil to a tree not Council has sealed up the went supreme that he (a) The lovely gesthres OBTAIN PRICES FROM disappearance of the head of which America could pour men and greatest tea result of an accident. and had his -drinking community in Marks over them wnen they go by. of their rights, but to secure them rosary in his hand when it occurred. official those fateEurope in into world munitions the Power in greatest the to (b) sky. enjoynient: The rubber forests are the tranquil world. see the their There men never of 1918, the summer be of the would ful days office of P. years I. R. eight after ceasing to be tapped because all Their hearts are heavy and they leave the Nobles their political powan event that would arrest attention. President seemed to proclaim hi, Europe from -the Rhine to the Urals er: (c) to leave Proprietors in poswalk In the present case it is' an event gospel to an assenting world. But has no means of buying the product. SUBLI100. With timid eyes. They never talk. session of their domains: (dl to Orthodox Patriarch Dead. the storywas old it judgment. to that invites the world From America acmes the same tale leave the Clergy their spiritual auHis Beatitude Mgr. Dorotheos, The TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE And so the moon is making there, President Wilson represents the When the devil was sick, the of stagnation. Mr. Henry Ford has thority: (e) to leave the whole Archbishop of Brum and occupant For Out of her shining, beautiful hair, and Paris, at IN CONNECTION WITH was lost EVERYTHING that WE SUPPLY devil a saint would be; Patriarchal cause to go to banks for seventeen milcountry its laws and customs. He of the Ecumenical Reflections of the branches so the world is beginning to underWhen the devil was well, the lion sterling to keep his vast indua. THE BUILDING TRADE. These tired, awkward men may begged for only one thing-the title Throne of Constantinople. died sud- stand the price and the meaning of was he! saint a devil try in being. A visitor to Detroit of Lord of Ireland-that so he denly at the Ritz Hotel in London. know It has not The first cause that won blow came from America that you cannot move about By looking on the ground they love might secure the welfare of religion recently, while on a visit to plead the got far in i's researches. 7t is itself. Immediately the. war was writes the streets there for the accumulaWhat excellent beauty moves above. and morals. All this does not sound the cause of the Christian popula- yet chloroand events by dazed still hostile asked Congress had are unelected a it people who over Touchstone. tion of motor-cars that nobody as if the Irish -Harold Cook, in the tions in the Near East. But it !mows formed with lien. the President. and in doing so wants. Henry to go to them. But what der Turkish domination. In thanking her friends for past favours, wishes to inform them has gone wrong, that to Peace the that only reis the and in him at home which hamstrung not, it Logic, Hoe oared. love was The Poison of Paris. and the public in general, that she has those who Catholic Poet The late prelate and iireettied leased on this side of the Atlantis like of Con- it has settled nuthi 'gorganised would reasoning, Patriarch sense the common sense, foremost strictest Treetawfairrebd kaear Old Eietablisltaad the hates of one are These the first fruits of the Paul Claudel, the that everything, If for this: the that respect is V., Shortt the evil forces Mr. all Germanos from since know stantinople, Easassirp ems Go literary artists of France, has been to the war have given place to an America had held in restraint while French peace. They are a trifle to this people. who,n 7e:ing Henry ac- actual Patriarch, is still alive. Ger- of appointed by his Government as knowledged disorgenisee hat, and fears, the President seemed to speak with the full harvest 'hat wild be gathered HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). -to have national rights, manos V. resigned from the Patrt orgy offamine overif this road to ruin is to be traversed bankruptcy French .embassadot of Tokyo. M. and that Proof his position. full authority with pommel power, TEL. AIM archaic at the time of the Armistice SECOND DOOR FROM PIER -ST. Nor is this all. to the bitter end. Claudel has already served as 3 nobilitywith the earth, and that the far- the blow came from Eng- The landed possessions. a in 1918. and the Archbishop Doro- spread laid down The second an poison of the Paris Peace is not French Minister in Brazil and in prietorswith jurisdiction, FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, AND ALL CATHOLIC and- a race theos was appointed Acting Patri- ther we traverse the path election was fought confined we land, where 1921 has arrived. for deeper "Ordo" But his appointment clergy to flows the any channel. It of Paris Copenhagen. Peace the REQUIREMENTS. in the through every vein of life. It is both enacted and arch. And and won on the slogan of "Hang the as a plenipotentiary of the first class with special if,laws of sink into the morass of ruin. we say. this people It is stated, that the last Headwho re- Kaiser" and "Make Germany Pay." spirit of the devil rioting through all usefully may it this, appears to have caused some sun customary, in themselves all knowing a nation, the Greek Orthodox Church settled the course of events. the functions of society. Ireland VICTORIAN TAILORING 00. prise in French diplomatic circles. were not itself that there was another This a bear garden that makes the name of this country from England and every came to the West was the Patriarch mind for it by the is converted iota In the literary world, Paul Claudel separate peace. stink in the nostrils of the world. the Coun- path sketched out us to French they?" the committed were It what attended nation, who other play, Joeaphat, mystical from his passes by who I is best known great statesman as against the American peace, and Mr. Churchill, flushed with the te.. cil of Florence in 1438, and died in the stage of its affairs next week. "The Angel Announced Unto Mary, JAMES 'EATING. from that hour to the present this umph of squandering hundreds of the conciliar city. a ftirk of art which has placed him Conhiliation or-What is it? Institute). inborn the obedient Mechanics' been was (Opposite has PERTH Miscalculation. country Dorotheos -STREET, His 340 HAY of the taxpayers' money in all'he head of modern French poetic Says the C.H. of I.: From Reu in Archbishop Had millions in 1960. His first episco those strument of French policy. Special Line of Scotch and Irish Suiting'. Dress Snits Onr his collosal failures against Russia, It is customary, even among writers. ter's reports we gather that the pal Anatolia would, he President as Bishop of who the was backed we Specialty. that appointment tckage is sent to play ducks and drakes most deplore the at fighting between the British troops Gallipoli. followed by his promotion won. Together we with Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. of Pales has made of the of course, haveimposed more hundreds of millions in Aeroplanes and Rain. and the Irisfi Republican Army goes to the Metropolitan Sees of Grevena the Peacespeak reason on Mesopotamia, disparagingly of the could have and Mr. Boner Law Large and Veiled Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. world, .to The United States government inreabeen wee always he has 1908 France (Italy In ought Nicopclis. lie and President. gets up in of the the House Commons tele of failure made (says a Rester Washingon Brusa, have of we might and sonable) Metropolitan a as such into stalled and refuses to allow Parliament to not to have come gram) is now in the rainmaking busiHe reason palatable by cancelling our discuss Mr. Churchill's expenditure and in that position he distinguish- thieves' kitchen, they say. RMCHABITE Experiments being conductRA,I L WAY ness. It would have before he has committed the nation ed himself by his firm and courage- should have stayed at home and joint war debts. ed by the Air Service under War would it Turkish and the gesture, great a against been ous attitude there, for he from terms to it. The Government a corressuppress indictated to according Department, authorities on the rights of the had the power to dictate the terms. have cost us little, for what are our quiry into every scandal with which Coffee pondent of the New York Mail, Midday on Wednesday Christian minorities. they are associated. should have brought his political war debts worth to -day? They hide ems. CHAMBERLAIN, ProPrlair prove that precipitation can be tunes a member of He three in was He them The the lost. involve was is to moment They are right opposite the the Week him But in Each with that foes the Strickland report convicts The most suitable for Visitors to Perth. brought about by electrostatic the Holy Synod. and when the Patri- his policy. and draw the fire of his President was broken on the wheel. their creatures of burning a great Perth Railway Station. Best attention and Moderate Prices. fluence4 with an aeroplane serving 1918 V. resigned in Germanos having arch venof peace Finally, the at home. dictated France city. enemies They refuse clouds Captain Loseby's, as the medium to persuade Showers he was raised to the position of loand discovered the sort of in- geance and a du,rny League of Na- demand for an investigation into to release their moistere. that Contributions, Reports, Etc. cum tenons of the Ecumenical Patri- come fluences with which he was envel- tions was contemptuously thrown in the Ministry for Munitions, until have already been precipitated in and Adyeatisements for the cur1919 he went to Paris In archate. oped, he should have gone home and as a consolation prize for the loser. even the Parliament of eirofiteers secret experiments, and experiments rent wait's issue of THE to defend the rights and interests refused to have any part in the The President returned to America rises in revolt against them. With may be taken. on a large scale are being conductWhen RECORD in Turkey. Christians the of catastrophe of Paris. I dare say a physically broken man, and all the world perishing from the block. ed. The chiefs of the Air Servicea the revision of the Treaty of Sevres there is justice in the criticism. Pre- the animosities of his political en- ing of all its currents of trade, we say that the discovery will prove left Constantinople he proposed, was human. and! has emies at home were directed to com- are threatened with imbecile anti. boon to arid sections, where fertile on as before, but that is about all. for London to defend Christian in- sident Wilson is He is not a pro- pleting his destruction, regardless of dumping laws to choke those curBARRACK STREET, PERTH. of limitations. lack his of because waste in to sail lies All the rest must" be put down He was no what happened to Europe or the rents still more effectually. fessional politician. The General Electric Reuter's amiable propensity for terests. moisture. Requiem Mass was celebrated for the cunning diplomatists world. IIis supporters repudiated Company has lent some of its best flourishes and adornment. Parlia- the soul of the deceased prelate at match for World. Back to the Wilson Path. He had something him for becoming a consenting party the Old experts to the army to aid in the ment has voted an extra £90,000 for the Greek Church of Santa Soohia of There is only one path by which rigidity of his Scotch Calvin- to the French peace; his reactionary rain -making experiments. It is un- Irish propaganda, and a fair portion in London. The body of the Arch- If the the the world can escape from the wilneither of possessed League his and origin, repudiated ist agreed enemies has Mrs, S. E. McCARTHY, Proprietress derstood this company of it is sunk in Reuter's adjectives. bishop was taken to Constantinople, taste nor the art for dealing with Nations and decided to leave Europe derness in which it is wandering fornot to commercialise the discovery, in the Cork en- where it was interred in one of the the supple manoeuvres of his colthat statement His lornly to destruction. It that They is unaided. ruin to the drift to Government but to leave to the counter "two mules were shot at by Greek Monasteries. R. I. P. leagues. He believed, good. simple thought-if in their party malice very plain path which President means of its development as a na- Sinn Feiners and wounded and were man, that they had ',accepted the they thought at all-that the ruin Wilson offered it three years ago, tional benefit. subsequently discovered endeavour- Restoration of Uniat College. The Peace gospel he had preached for two of Europe would nut involve Ameri- and which it rejected. ing to crawl back home" as though of Paris must go. The Supreme that they were inspired by ca. They know better to-day. years, restore, is to XV. of Milo. Benedict Venus Pope The were common beetles, is an in- at his own cost, the Ruthenian his own motives, and that all he they must go. In their place Council I do not know, in all the secular The centenary of the arrival of sult to zoology, but it must have must assume This statement had to do was to come to Europe history of the world, any personal the League of Nations And Ott College in Rome. this famous statue in Franca was fetched a good deal. this distracted authority over motives world. to put those them help aild poigand celebrated in a fitting man- struggle will to on despite the has been made by the Archbishop into action. It was a disastrous tragedy of such magnitude to the Ruthenian nancy. Lincoln's assassination was A few men have seen this as clearly ner by the artistic world in Paris. home Rule Act. despite the priests, letter miscalculation, and he was punished in its way a triumphant passing. and steadily from the beginning as March, despite Lord Talbot. Reuter's casu- of Leopol, in Galicia. It was in the early days ofMilo been President Wilson has seen it. Lord have in history In his letter to the Archbishop the as few menBut if he has had hard His work was clone. He had saved Grey, was alty list ('a- 1t120 ;.-, at once capped 1821, that the Venus of General Smuts, Mt. Asquith, his expression of cor- punished. 'the Union and the crown of martyr- Lord Robert presentee. to the Louvre Museum by with de Valera's casualty list for the Pope renews for have consecrated crihis contemporary from measure the Ruthenian peodom was the fitting end of that sub- themselves toCecil, Louis XVIII.. who had received it same period: 75 prisoners tortured, dial goodwill reward the task of awakenabundant have will he tics, RuPrethe that But him life. informs sorrowful and and lime as a gift from the French Ambassa- 220 defenceless men and boys, 7 ple, from ing the world to the doom that will emerge He the future. in College is to be opened Wilson, inspired by an even dor at Constantinople, the Maiquis women, 18 children, two Catholic thenian and and nimble sident it unless the spirit of venthat the Holy See will the rabble of shallow grander ideal, lived to see it tram- threatens Practically nothing is priests killed, 116 boys flogged, 8 shortly, of Riviere. driven as hate is engaged geance and out, and he was which minds.with a sum and which pled underfoot, himself insulted known of the young midshipman factories. 47 creameries, 1,008 shops, bear the cost, towards spirit of reconciliation takes posthe one grand figure in the tragedy, and the world he had tried the Voutier, to whom the civilised world 995 dwelling houses, 335 crops whol- of one million lire eras been received. and America, that deserted him in rejected sink it. There is not much session of pit deeper into a back to save owes the preservation of the statue. ly or partially destroyed. Violence his critical hour, will rank him of barbarism . And now he lays time to lose for the work of disinteWhiie expl ming the island of Milo, begets violence. and the people are A Grave Scandal Recalled. gration has gone far. It is for us its immortals. among may world the and office down his Voutier noticed a peasant digging exasperated. ('.le priest upbraid- Signor Ernesto Nathan, who has to at hone. And the immedi well reflect for a moment on what atebegin Why He Failed. up something with a pickaxe; ap- ed his flock frcm the pulpit, and the died in Rome in his 76th year, will task is to destroy the Governit choice the on and rejected it proaching, he found it to be a sta- whole Cu Iv Tillie') walked out, an be remembered as former Mayor of The path that President Wilson ment that embodies the spirit of tue broken 'into three pieces. Re- amusing commentary on the old that city and ex -chief of the Italian had planned eves a simple one. It iiiade. the Paris Peace. There have been Coroner and Corpse. cognising at once that it was of charge that sacerdotal rule is the Freemasons. Ile was born a Lon- was to destroy the rule of force in this week welcome signs that it is unusual beauty: he offered the pea- bane of Ireland. Mr. George would don Jew, his father being an English the world and to rebuild human soGeneral Crozier's In the article I wrote on the cracking up. monk, . A Greek it. sant a price for and his mother an Italian, ciety on a basis of reconciliation Peace of Paris I said that the brave and honest action has dealt give a good deal to restore it. banker however, bid higher before the affair and he lived in England until his and co-operative purpose. The de- Treaty and the Covenant could not the organised infamy at Westminshave would and Anti could be concluded, 13th year. The election of an feat of the German military system co -exist. One or the other had to ter a deadly blow. The exposure Not a Subject for Rejoicing. obtained possession of the statue Clerical and Republican as Mayor the necessarypreliminary. Kai- go, for they were mutually destruc- and humiliation of the swashbuckThe religious statistics for Eng- of Rome in 1907. and again in 1910 was had it not been necessary to ask the serism and all that it implied had tive. There is no need to ask ler, Sir Hamar Greenwood, is anby the as a phenomenon. It to be obliterated. Sultan's permission for such a tran- land and Wales published regarded *as But when this which has survived. The League, other deadly blow. Mr. Boner_ ARMADALE, place was due to an Anti -Clerical combin- was done, a new world saction. Voutier informed the French Daily Mail Year Book, 1921, order A.., sandbagged from its birth, is a mere Law's surrender over the Losebv inin impornext Church Ambassador at Constantinople, who the Catholic ation, and reselted in administra- to be evolved. to be ghost that walks the earth. There was GERALD V. P. McCARTHY. The cident a is third. The belatest Telephone, II Armada's. outraged the justice in the verdict, but there Supreme Council still holds Europe shame of the bulk of the Coalition that obtained the consent of the Sultan tance to the Anglican Church, and incidents tive Proprietor. between the two ie not feelings of all we° valued Roman was to be no revenge. The nations that the statue should be sold to the distance Liberals, represented extravaby that wildest abthe and a vice in France for a sum of 1,500 francs, so big as one might expe--t. The traditions. An attack on the OEcu- were to be reconciled and reorganis- gances of French Imperialism dic- sence from the division on Ireland. 2,252,England numbers Church of ce out which the Ambassador paid menical Council of 1870 involved him ed for the common purpose of resAs is no less significant. Neat week 633 communists, i.e., members who in a controversy with the Mayoe toring order and security in the tate the tate of this continent.in the the country his own pocket. has the opportunity to practise their religion, and the Cath, of Montreal, aid in 1911 he was hotly world. The old jumble of nation- General Ian Hamiltoninsaid Beale Australian Pianos col* take its part. It can these send quoted two of article noble olic Church follows with a member- engaged with the Vatican, using alisms, with their competitive armaBritish and Continental Masons. this week, everything for the most brilliant diving Parliamenumns an And she is ship of 1,898,843. peoments and their futile Balances of which the youth of Europe went tarians, Mr. MacDonald and Mr. ---,The English Grand Lodge of Free- easy second, for the Wesleyan Me- language thatthechocked decent THOMSON'S FOR VALUE. world. sold hunPowers, had been discovered to be out with shining eyes to win six Pringle, back to Westminster to tell Pilot. to the war, we had masons has refused to take part in thodists come next with a member- ple all over ranging from dreds or Pianos at prices Masonic gatherings where other ship of 452.957, the Congregational. In time he shed Republicanism, impossible in the modern world. Ci- years ago has been lost by the in- the Government that its days are Other dealers, not satisto to £50. charged Lodges are represented which per- ists with 451,229 members. the Bap- accepted a Royal decoration. and vilisation could not co-exist with competence of the polititians. Eu- numbered, and the world that we. prom, fied with a moderate The war had rope is in a more chaotic state than have done with "peace with a venmit belief in the Supreme God to tists with 380.357 members, the dined with the Tier; his "popular- the rule of force. much higher prices. and put it about that ours were inferior instruments. be considered as an open question, Presbyterians wits 34,232 members, ity" quickly declined, and he fell shown that the world was a unit it has been in since the end of the geance." A CHALLENGE. The peace Thirty Years War. The Supreme in its misfortunes. into obscurity. It is for us to give the world the and which have no obligatory re- etc. then As proof or our fair dealing back cognition of the "Volume of the Council sits here, there. and every- lead into the better path, We shall of the AnThe small membership WE ARE willing to buy PLUS now, and reply the was This price Sacred Law." where, like a coroner holding an in- riot lack followers, and among them our full cash selling these at no surcause glican Church should pianos TEN PER CENT., any or of Lord Ampthill, acting Grand prise, as the proportion between terminable inquest over the corpse we may confidently reckon on Amthat are In rood order. Its politicians have had Master of the Grand Lodge, in the practical Anglicans and those who it has made. In two years of so- erica. CHARGED, AT THE PRICES THEY dealers their piano more revenge on absence of the Duke of Connaught, are returned as Anglicans by the wrought the President. other it has Its peace called the of any would Insurance Company, Limited. suchpuoieons offer to the Grand Orient of the Nether. ceusus is only 2 or 3 per cent. in be likely to ruin than was accomplished by five people, like ours, have had their creBEALEmake SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRAGE-STREET, PERTH. lands, inviting the English Grand large towns. Hence the closing of years of war. Whole communities bench, and as the fumes pass off favourable' with than more Lodge to take part in an interna- churches; hence also the efforts to wiped they will see Compare are something of the greatbeing like that of Vienna FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, are guaranteed the best imported, and tional Congress of Freemasons to be recover lost ground by such devices out of existence, Poland is a desert. ness of the meaning of the policy FHANCO-BRITfor 25 years. AT IHE and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST BEALE held in Geneva. The official refusal as female preaching and faith healLONDON, Russia, blockaded and attacked by he offered to the world. Events EXHIBITION, I*11 AWARD, foregather HIGHEST to E MIDWOOD, Manager. of the English Masons CURRENT RATES Pianos SECURED the adventurer after adventurer backed will make us wise, and President ing. beating all competitors. Wilson with their anti -clerical Continental has less reason to fear the armed and by French militarists This is no subject for rejoicing. A BEALE PIANO brother Masons, is followed up with Indeed, with British munitions. is like a na- verdict of history than any man who tik,f,....ot4pz.,tietAe4?rt,iiaoeli6ots.ott0z4te4itt*t4?:totlklikloe AT MO that the mass of the Enga remark which is very opportune to lish people should have lost the faith importis disappearing from tete has played a leading part in the ton Is a better instrument than theduty and of Continental activities heavy the present Germany is great drama of the last six years. map of the world. ed one at £140. The and is any it good. can do nobody to be added to the extra freight have Freemasonry. After refusing to at the bottom of our social unrest. to the dust under the dual And in the end the vietoev will be ground we have reducaddition, in and. latter, inwith meetings in any with will part It be him. with not take him out imotive of destroying it politically If there is no faith left, there is no ed the cost of selling by cuttingMan. fidels, Lard Ampthill advises the earthly reason why tne rich should and plundering it economically. The by our virtues but by. our necesthe Canvasser and Commission Dutch Grand Orient that "we shall not amass all the wealth they can BEALE PLAYER PIANOS. most grotesque proposals for enslay- sities. 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MICHAEL O'CALLAGHAN'S CRIME OF BEING IRISH "Burned for His Country Like a flame"

Outspoken Anglican Bishops ENGLAND'S IRISH PRISONERS

Women in Gaol

To Fight Carsonia SINN FEIN AND NATIONALIST ELECTION AGREEMENT.

OF WAR.

The Anglican Bishop of Birmingham, reierring to the condition of Ireland in the April number of the Birmingham Magazine remarks: "'It is quite pitiable to notice that the public seems to take with extraoi-

Heavy Sentences

A UNITED FRONT.

Fifteen Kept in Prison Without THE SIX COUNTIES WILL BE CONTrial. TESTED. The following is a complete upda dinary composure the continued anAn agreement, ratified by President Eamon De Valera and Mr. date list of Irishwomen serving we- archy and distress in Ireland. Of Joseph Devlin, has been entered inta for co-operation between the Re- tence, women untried but imprison- amendment there would seem to be publican and Nationalist parties in coming elections in North-East ed, and women released from prison none, and sooner or later a comwithout any charge having been pre- plete change in policy will have to It reads:Ulster. might know she would, by her own ferred against them:be adopted. We cannot afford to AGREEMENT (By Francis Hackett in the New Republic-) young strength, to keep them from have the whole civilised world crySentenced. She threw (as to co-operation between the Republican and Nationalist Parties). killing her husband. and Tans are doing. That's someing out. England that DUBLIN, March 7. Countess Markievicz, T.D., 2 years' with the mistakes of busies herself herself in front of her husband when every other Limerick is- a city of tragedy to- thing." IT IS HEREBY AGREED between the Nationalist and Republihard labour. he came to join her, and in the A Belgian journalist arrived, and country, and prides herself upon the Derry, .Armagh, Mayor George Clancy was of Parties the Six day. (Sinn Fein) Counties-Antrim, can Miss Kehoe. 2 years. struggle that followed 1 am afraid He had Just atway in which she can take possession now regarded as im- Miss A. nlacMahon. 6 months. Tyrone-that in the elections shot dead in his bed early this he understood. Fermanagh, Down, comhe driven to her by was save meeting in morning, and his wife wounded in tended a conservative O'Callaghan's Miss Mary Bowles, detention in reof conquered lands and make them ing to meet his death. Then these minent each party shall put forward in each constituency candidates self-governing dominions, and following a heroic attempt to protect him Limerick, and Michael formatory until 19 years of age. happy. As a Sinn Fem Mayor he was a three servants of Lloyd George and to form an "Anti -Partition" ticket in accordance with the yet show the most glaring example Michael O'- perceptive and tc lerant comments marked schedule: from his assailants. and conditions Miss Rigney, 9 months. man, in view of the gave Mighael O'Caland justice British found position the conservative on of continued failure rightly to govdied from Callaghan. ex-Mayor, (a) That all candidates accept the principle cf "Self -Determina- Miss Hicks, 3 months Belgian was methods employed by the British in laghan the death that is due to all ern that there is to be noted to -day. wounds inflicted by unenown as- an acute listener. The Miss Coyle, 1 year. and his wife indeIreland he neve I new, who believe in Irish tion" for Ireland Irishmen and appreciative thoroughly at once sill our statesmen under0: "When sassins, and a resident named Dr. Engilsh, 9 months. thoroughly hopeless. He saw on- never knew, what penalty would at- pendence. (b) That all candidates pledge themselves to abstain from the Nurse stand that it is useless to spin the Donoghue was taken from his resi- perialism Kearns, 10 years' penal servi- most to his outspokedness, his open It is hare to realise. that such an tach eyes. candid with cruelly Parliament of Ireland. so-called Northern was wonderful web of legislation, body dence and his lifeless tude. he had bowed himself out, we letter to General Sir Need Mac end could come to so kind a man. and to expect it to hold a nation tofound later in a neighbouring field. After (c) That the respective parties agree to co-operate during the elec- Miss L. ){awes, 1 year. ready as so Black and Tan outrages. I think of our plans to have him On Michael And then sat dejected. gether, of unless that nation feels the parties statement of . . Beyond the bare tion in such a way as will secure the united vote quoted Kipling with his friendship for MacSwiney and visit us in New York. our urgent inSentence not Promulgated. that the laws there made for it are the murders no light is thrown offi- Callaghan"You for the candidates standing upon the "Anti -Partition" ticket. Arthur Griffith, his definite identifi- sistence that he should come when yon what say may gusto. laws of love and of consideration of each of on the occurrences.-N.Y. cially This co-operation shall be arranged so that the identities His Miss Cashel. BA., ',ice -chairman, the individuality of the governed his term as Mayor expired. like about Kipling's imperialism." he cation with Sinn Fein. Times. party shall be preserved, and shall therefore be secured by an Galway Co. Council. We know now from the press re term as Mayor expired only a month think of the fiendish "but laughed. country? Ireland toit which is viz.: Votmanner, interchange of preferences in the following When my wife and I were visiting art of the fellow! There's no one port what has happened to him, in ago, but not his term as an IrishUntried. day prevents the hand grasp of ers shall be asked to give their earlier preferences to the candiIreland last summer our hosts in can sing like him in his own waya the same hour .that his successor as man. It was because he wan a true America with England being qtfirm elates of their own party, and their next immediate prefer. Mrs. Dillon, Galway Limerick wee: the O'Callaghans. At I said, "I never thought I'd hear a Mayor paid the same price. After Irishman that the English Crown friendship; Ireland it is whMe enences to all the candidates of the other pare to this agreement. Miss E. McCrane, this time Michael O'Callaghan was Sinn Fein Mayor rave about Kip- curfew the English assassins climbed forces assassinated hine Germany to be recalci. M.A. (In Mountjoy). courages Mayor of Limerick. In Dublin we ling!" "Ah, but there's surely no Id' That each patty put for ward candidates for each constitutrent: Ireland it is which helps to (do.) ency not to exceed the num hers set out in the following sche- Miss Cooney, Dublin. had met him at the home of a well- national boundaries to literature., make France doubtful of England's Miss Una Sharkey '(do.) Nat. S.F. known writer, where he had gone And then I found that Conrad and dule:love of freedom; Ireland it is which Miss Lena Sharkey (do-) to be introduced to Arno Dosch- Kipling snd Turgeniev entranced 2 2 W. .. Belfast, prevents numberless countries from Miss Lecky It (do.) Fleurot of the New York World1 1 him, but he talked of Dostoevsky Belfast, N. nine McGuiness (In Armagh). accepting Anglo-Saxon methods as was curious meeting Michael O'Cal- with a kind of fareinated horror and 1 1 Belfast, S. those best for the management of Miss Russell he I forgot (do.) laghan. On seeing him 1 1 their commissions tinder warrant Status of the I.R.A. the world generally. I still feel that Belfast, E. .. Miss Gallagher I re- awe. (do.) was "Mayor of Limerick" 1 1 The Belfast University Irishmen can be won, but only by of spirit was not Eamon de Valera gave an interview from these representatives. breadth This Miss McCauliff his (do.) from a cousin him as cognised 2 2 Antrim .. an England which O'Callaghan to the representative of the 'tinter - Government is, therefore, respon. Michael understands Miss McCorry (do.) likeness to his brother Eugene. tepidness. 3 '1 them." for his country like a flame. national News inc? Universal Ser- sible for the actions of this army. Miss O'Neill (do.) whom I knew in childhood, and he burned 2 These actions are not the acts of ir2 in vice, on Armagh .. early participant been an He had Reprisals Denounced. Miss Fenton (Limerick Prison). March 30, dealing with the responsible individuals or groups, delighted me by claiming me as cou- the Gaelic League. Rut with his 5 5 Fermanagh and Tyrone .. Miss Burke An outspoken criticism of repriin Ireland, portions of therefore, nor is the I.R.A., as the (do.) I thought him handsome sin. 3 3 there went a civilised leniency position Miss Byron, Tipperary. sals in 'Ireland is contained in a letwhich we are unable to give. though he was very broad -shoulder- ardor enemy have a would one believe, came from much knowledge ter issued recently by Dr- Cyril Gared and at the same time short in which of the On a interviewer suggestion praetorian guard. It is the nation. 21 21 Released Without Any Charge his city and county and nation. bett, Anglican Bishop of Southstature. On this occasion he wore of he should deal with the moral al army of defence." Being Preferred, He had pride in Ireland. but deep that Ratified on behalf of Sinn Feini-EANION DE VAILERA wark. g suit of light homespun that beof Republican moveposition the The first in the right things. After expressing the view that State of Virtual War came him excellentry, and increased pride Retitled on behalf of MIL. and Associated Organisations. JOS- Miss Kelly, from Mountjoy, after a I met him his eye kindled ment. President de Valera said: month. the outlook in Ireland seems terEPH DEVLIN. the air of brightness that went with evening "I am glad that you is ish to dis"Has Dail Eireann formally degreat said, "Ah, theren when he Miss Baxter, from Armagh, a after ribly dark. Bishop Garbett refers to his fine clear, brown eyes and his heart in the people, great heart in cuss fundamentals. 6th. April, 1921. It is precise, clared war?" the interviewer asked. month, the fact that cold-blooded murder definitely friendly band clasp. "A formal declaration of war by them." And seeing fully that Ire- ly because we are quite clear about Miss Diume. from Mountjoy, after i-talks through the land. "In bringWe liked the O'Callaghans instant- land had found itself he saw also these that there is no wavering in us has not been necessary," said six weeks. ing to book the assassins of loyal Mrs. O'Callaghan I at first ly. a rare charity those few Irish- our purpose. Only a policy based De Valera. "1 he occupation of our Miss McGlynn, from Armagh, after subjects of the King," he proceeds, thought was an American. she had with men who had not yet found Ireland. on reasoned conviction could prove country by the English. despite the six weeks. "the Government may count on the a style so little like the indifferent to on the hand superior cajolery one will of the people, has meant a --Ah, kindly and sweet we must love thee, perforce! One small incident showed a bit of Miss MacAdam. B.A., from Armagh. support of all good citizens. But ease of Dublin. and in 'Limerick, his character, On Sunday he want- and to terrorism on the other. state of virtual mar always. The The disloyal, the coward alone would not love thee: there is widespread anxiety over the Other Cases, when we knew her better, we twit- ed us to have lunch at Castleconrecent acts of the English are unOh, mother of heroes! strong mother! soft nurse! and women "Five years men ago methods alleged to be adopted by ted her for having bought at least nell, by the Shannon, and we start- who knew the mind and understood mistakable ate of war. In their forMrs. Ryan, Wexford, fined f50, with the We are thine while the grey clouds ewian onward above thee! auxiliary forces of the Crown. one cloak in London. But in five ed to motor there a little late. As the heart of our nation, proclaimed mal proclamations, too, they have alternative of 3 months lord Buckmaster, in the House of minutes' talk it was indisputable we rolled along the straight road we this Republic. Within three years explicitly stated that they are at blue draw heaven so near: that By toy hills ever Misses Daly, Limerick, fined £20. Lords, that she was llrish. She had the saw two black greyhounds ahead of their judgment was put to the test, war. We have simply accepted the By thy cliffs, by thy lakes, by thine ocean -lulled highlands. Misses Molony and O'Leary, Youg- murder, charged them with acts of arson and theft. In leadflashing darkness of eye that goes us lying in our path. The chauffeur was definitely passed upon and con- state that has been forced upon us, And nfore-by thy records disastrous and dear, hal, fined £2 10s. each. ing there frequently apwith certain quick -spoken and saw these dogs lift themselves with The shrines on thy headlands, the cells in thine islands! In none of the cases has the fine pearnewspapers by an overwhelming major- and are defending ourselves to the report, of incidents which quick -hearted natives of Southern that aristocratic lethargy peculiar to firmed best of our ability." being paid. a national plebiscite. ity in seem to Lixnau and Traigh-li! confirm the by these grave charges. well sings thrush Ah, Ireland. She was from Cork, we greyhounds, and he supposed they The above information was re- In Europe and America it is generAh, well breaks the wave upon Umbhall and Brandon! found- My wife soon admired her would mova more swiftly when we Foundations of Democracy sponsible for the ',allowing, which ally and free, believed blows clement that o'er the uplands we are treating as one of the first Irish wives she came near- We swept by them as "The Republic of 1916, previsional appeared in these columns two Ireland in much the same way as And o'er fields-once his own -which the hind must abandon. had met who had ideas and opinions one darted free of the car, but on and liable to question before the weeks ago --the -Austrians treated Italy, cr the of her own account. though both looking back we were sickened to ekctions fir December, 1918.'was by Our glory, our sorrow, our mother! Thy God Russians suppressed the attempts of she and her husband were equally find that the c -her was down. He these elections of WOMEN PRISONERS. or. a foundaIn thy worst dereliction forsook but to prove twee: the Poles to regain independence. devoted to Gaelic culture. their Ca- was curled up on the road in a limp lion of certitudeplaced the unassailable either cold, as clod, cold as the blindworm! Blind, blind The good name of England is suffertholic religion, and Irish freedom. I circle. Then his owner walked out in point of fact or of moral right. Irish women peisoners who are arWho seeing thee, see not-possess but not love thee' throughout the .world. To bring SOUTH AFRICAN PROPOSAL. liked Michael O'Callaghan partly be- and lifted the dead dog in his arms. Those who question the moral validrested through the country and taking murderers to justice is one thing: to cause of these precious sympathies en to the detention barracks in Ath- allow anliscriminate The chauffeur kept on. but the ity of the Republic now must chalreprisals. which but also because of himself Fund Opened for the Relief of lone, Tipperary, and other places fall on of the democracy lenge foundations the innocent as well as the Mixon with an expression of sheer There is something that one finds Distress. where there are only men to give guilty, rights of peois in men and women of the Irish gen- pain, stopped him, nodded regretful- and the constitutional them is a attendance, matter that "The first conference of the Irish try, a quality of heart mingled with ly to us, got out and walked back. ples everywhere. "Contrary to Our National Trahas become a common practice. and "On a foundation similarly unas- Republic Association of South Afa quality of manner. which he pos- We watched the little conference ditions is causing widespread concern. These rica was held in Bloemfontein--'the [This communication has been forsessed to the full, it is kindliness, between the owner, his friends, and. sailable rests the Government of City of Conferences,'" women prisoners are obliged to ask which for generations have been writes a We took office Republic. the apIt if you like, but kindliness that Michael O'Callaghan, while we re- knowing that the people wanted us South African correspondent in the warded to us for publication. With permission and Britise Relations accept the escort of Effect on haserl on the observence of law and peared in the 24th March issue of the unites wall a warm smile and the mained guiltily in the car. And the guar.irmen to use the lavatory. United States. order. We have a right to ricaninde a Government in fact as well Freeman's Journal. "Delegates were Church Times (Londonl, official orwarm tones of a voice to brirfg one when he came back he locked as to be In some eases young girls have as the Archbishop of Canterbury has We have acted con- present from all branches of the As- gan of the Anglican Communion. into the inner room of intimacy. miserable as we did. He smiled to as in name. been kept weeks under these con- done in the House of Lords, that the in the Union of South Af These are the opintons that count. The Washington correspondent of Yet his was not that seductive gift my wife, however, and said, "I told sistently on this conviction; and we sociation ditions, until they are taken to a Government should inform us as to and the Diamond Fields, as They attempt to estimate the ten the London Observer comments on for intimacy which means only that him to come to file Town Hall to- have not hesitated to use the author- rica, womau's prison or released. For the true state of affairs in Ireland. well as the back veldt, sent stalin to the vested us, and employ ity from arising morrow. By that the effect on American time .the dog'il unfriendly rible responsibility a man is socially receptive, and reinstance, all women prisoners from If the charges of Lord Buckmaster warts. is It noteworthy that the powers of command which this auEnglish tyranny in Ireland.-Ed- R.1 opinion by the news of reprisals in ceives more than he can htunanry have a pedigree back to Adam.' the west are taken to Athlone de- and others are false. let the GovernBloemfontein branch, through made one thority available. Ireland. entertain. His nature had that conof Ireland We stayed with the O'Callaghans problem Sin-The tention barracks, and are lodged ment. for the honour of England. of its delegates, welcomed the visi"Seeing that there is little room touch of dignity which comes from only three nights. Curfew was at "While," he says, "our Governthere for varying periods of days disprove them: if they are true we tors in an Irish speech. The confer. tinues and grows in intensity, still to wish the for doubt as what the of having been tested. He had han nine o'clock, and after nine Michael the ef Englishmen ment, as a Government, will never "suing majority or weeks, with male orderlies only have the right to dernacd that the ence was enthusiastic and businessexperieace and trial which gave him O'Callaghan would be restless, wain Nation must be in circumstances like. Organisation and propaganda pathetic. The plain facts of the do anything to embarrass Great Briperpetrators should he stei-nly punto look after their needs. the were the national like present. integrity and candor. This fact, ing to hear if shooting would begin out in startling clearness. tain's official management of the stand case were the chief items In one case a girl was kept in a ished, and that every preemition of the agenda. that he not only rang sweetly. but across the Shannon. The second Government not set up, groups and ilVe, through out accredited agents, Irish situation, it is also true that constabulary barracks f sr five weeks should be taken against their reperang true, was what endeared night we heard a few shots at 9.15 even individuals might feel justified Combat Reconquest. houses of our deep popular feeling on that in a room with two doors, where the tition. are burning down the This is not a matter of in interpreting that wish for them Michael O'Callaghan to us. a reprisal for wrong -do- question will have a strong effect on police had tc pass through con- politics, but of simple morality.' O'Callaghan looked at his wife with ;elves, "There was, however, one propp- Irishmen as and in taking upon themselWe went to Limerick in August. e kind of set pain dozen the Government's conduct of the stantly from one side of the baring! We are killing by the "Kit, they're at ves responsibility "While we shall support the Govsal before the meeting by the Capes for acts which orThe afternoon we arrived from it again." "Ah. maybe it's only a men and boys taken prisoners in other group of business questions. racks to the other, she thus having ernment in suppressing murder and Kcrrs- an English Journalist, Hugh few shots to frighten them," mean- dinarily are permissible for the for- town delegates ehich appeals to the what they and all unbiassed people "Our feeling on the 'Irish question no privacy. disorder She was with the sword of juetieen imagination, offered and a which, of course, of the mal representatives State Martin, of the Daily News, a as calling the belated town -people. There regard as open combat. We did not only reflects itself in Congress, money reward to give information adds -Dr. Garbett "we dare not tolThe irregularities and dan- was heartily agreed to. ing on the Mayor, and after the were no more shots until tlie middle alone. not kill our prisoners in the late war, but is also shared by individual about her brother, hut was finally erate in Ireland actions and methods gers of this are obviated by the ex"It was to the effect view that, in Mayor had carried my bag up 'the of the night. I awoke at the sound and yet we hesitate not one whit in members of Congress. related about S p.m., without ex- which we condemned unsparingly of Mr. Lloyd George's resolve to resteps we all gathered into the front- of a muffled exploe ion. striking down these Irish boys, our Next day istence of the. Government. "The result is that when a matter planation or apology, to go to her when- employed by the Germans in conquer Ireldnd with fire and sword, fellow -countrymen. who, mistaken if room, where Martin quized the we learrel that the police had set The LILA. Belgium." his propagandists at the same time you like, dare to make war upon us. affecting Great Britain comes up the home eight miles away Mayor as to the recent activities of off a bomb under a Sinn Fein Club, Another delicate girl. Miss Alice "For one of our first natural example, reaction of human feeling is foully slandering Ireland through the Imperial police. Martin was. but luckily for the caretaker, the governmental acts was to take over is Their blood on the head of everyRyan, was a prisoner in a police to take an attitude ok it as deter the cables, a world-conference of if it must be known, rather trying bomb was planted improperly and the control of the voluntary armed representatives of the Irish people one who, like the writer, helped to mined as possible In favour of our barracks in Tipperary in underHe is a neat, precise, slender man in exploded into the street. forces of the nation. From the Irish in all the countries of the earh, out- return the present Government to own positive, not because of feeling ground cells for a week, and then black and white with good small One death warning had been sent Volunteers we fashioned the I.R.A. side power. Cannot we do something? Ireland, he convened at a nat- Ought we not as Churchmen. as on this particular question, but as had to be taken to the County InOne would like to think that :-one features, but the severity of a moral to Michael O'Callaghan when the to be the military arm of the GovAfter a week there she serious expression of the broader feeling firmary. lay behind Lord accountant. His profession has British police assassinated the Lord ernment. This army is. therefore. ural centre, the capital of some neu. Christians, nay, even as men with a an was removed in an open lorry to Edmundpurpose on the Irish question." tral State. to co-ordinate their efforts sense of right Talbot's appointment to taught him the need of cautiousness; Mayor of Cork. 'aomes MacCurtain. and wrong. to rise up Cork gaol, where she is now-and the Irish Vice -royalty. regular State force under the civil in obtaining international recogniThat this eucstion. he declares, 'not If it were but his cautiousness implied mis- At that time the Sinn Fein Volun- acontrol in a mighty host and demand the charged. of the elected representaby Sir Edward Carson's retrust, a sort of high Liberal mistrust teers wanted to protect the Mayor, tives. and under officers who hold tion of Irelann's natural right, and cessation of these crimes committed "is a cause of deep and powerful It is felt that the question of the followed to establish a permanent organisa- in our name? moval to the Bench (he is now emotion to the American people is treatment of the well-meaning but impulsive of women prisoners retion with headquarters at The nominated for the Lord Chief Jusnatures with which he had to deal. It has already There is a graver side. What mes- unqestionable. . Hague or Geneva, where the roll of caused the disappearance of that quires immediate investigation, and ticeshipn if Greenwood were sent Mrs. O'Callaghan, who was serving Irishmen abroad will be kept. and sage has the Church to give amidst prestige and respect amounting al- indeed the whole conditions under packing; if, in short, the Governtea, flashed a glance at me that whence the effective operation of the turmoil? None. Occasionally most to reverence which our people which bobh men and women forcibly ment held a single. firm, united, and showed impatience, but Michael are weakly asked to "pray for removed from their homes are liv- enlightened purpose Ireland's forces abroad can be di- we on Irish governO'Callaghan beautifully met Martin Ireland." But for the most part the used to have for the Government of ing in confinement. rected. ment, one might see in such a seon his own ground and patiently subject is 'weer mentioned in Great Britain." quence of events a design to Matter of Urgencygave him affidavits and sworn testichurch or confeience We are told MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. usher in a new been day. mony. But, "It was felt, that the present time on inquiry that Mother Church 43 Cleaver -street. West Perth. standing alone, the appointment is Martin, after all, was honest. The compelled the formation of such an must never interfere in politics. We Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Pipe either meaningless, or (as the Irish Mayor promised to take him next organisation, and hoping that fen may take it. then, that the question Organ, and Harmony. Terms on suspect) I move in the old game application. Miss O'Connor is preday to see with his own eyes the low -exiles were of similar mind, it of our right to pillage, burn, and pared to take puplis for the Pipe of anti-Irishism at the Vatican. four houses that the police had burnwas decided to communicate with kill in Ireland is merely a matter of organ. Tel. A2946. Lord Edmund is very like his late ed to the ground, and to examine every Irish organisation in the world politics. Surely here at last we have 15s Down to 95s brother, the Duke of Norfolk, a the hundred houses that the police IS THE ONLY GOVERNMENT IN immediately. a clear-cut issue between right and pious, upright. and by no means un had smashed up because two detecIRELAND. "Our only fear was that, seeing wrong, when we may throw aside able English tives had been disarmed and tied gentleman-a fact DANCING An Exceptionally Fine AND DEPORTMENT. the trammels the Irishmen in South Africa are of party, and speak which makes his relations with the to a tree. "Were the detectives Tropical weight English Says the French weekly review, but a handful, our efforts might be with no uncertain voice- Is our atIrish Secretary none the easier. He maltreated?" "Were the three men Rainproof GABARDINE, tachment Floreal: "Despite to persecutions, Dail looked upon as an attempt by the any particular parts MISS MERCIA SCOTT, is also a hard-shell Unionist. killed by the police all innocent made of a material hardly I de South African tail to wag the -Irish or our fear of offending the political Eireann is the telly authentic govTeacher of Latest Ballroom and not whether Englishmen. as stated?" The whole know he has softened distinguishable from the mind ernment to stand in Ireland. Its ministers terrier, but we hoped that in decidFancy Dancing, for more in our hearts his views, thing gone into, and Martin was to or even changed them famous Burberry: it' dark ing upon pushing the matter at a than the homes and lives of our fel- and its tribunals are obeyed and reiias Resumed Tuition. under the wrongs recently offered to return next day. fawn colouring, thorough. It has its journals to reconferenee held in the City of Con- low human beings, Christ's children? spected. "They're all the same!" Mrs. O'his Irish co -religionists. Even if ly waterproof, and cut The Church in England stands by ply to the false charges of the CasPrivate Lessons by Appointment. ferencee, our missionary effort would Callaghan declared after he'd left. that were the case, the Viceroy of with a full, generous skirt. washing tle and her make known carry the real facts hands while Ireland is the imprimatur of collective Private Address: "Abbotsford." "Ile's a nice man and you can trust these days is not in himself, and by crucified before her eyes. of the situation throughout the wisdom. 11$ Aberdeen -street, Perth. him. but he's an gnglish Liberal, himself, a political power. ThereFor walking, riding, or world or wherever official lies would "Further items before the confer. You. sir, in your columns are d Tel. A4787. and he won't face the truth. Now, fore. it that Fie would seem nominamotoring, the ideal thing. be likely to create bad impressions. ence were collection of funds for the much to enlighten pe look what he's written: 'The Black tion is no more than a feeler. And Regular, £61151. Cut Price relief of distress in Ireland, and and as one who has spent nine The mutilated organism of the Engand Tans are recruited from some of to so dubious an advance Ireland, it 95/. matters having relation to internal months in Ireland as a member of lish Government in Ireland is like a our best soldiers and all that sort is clear, will not re"pond.-("A WayH.M. "lance Forces, in a living body": it inflames I do economy. ask The you to conlabours of the conMISS E. FUME of thing. How does he know that? farer" in the Nation.) Somebody is. losing moference began and ended with the tinue and increase your work into all around it and deranges every Michael says they're hired- bravoes, this lot --your (Lite ney on of Kalgoorlie). vital a function. These great words, which campaign singing of 'The that the Soldiers Song.'" Church end Martin denies that and tries to SAVOY HOTEL chance. may not be dishonoured and the are six hundred Years old, show vicCertified Teacher of Trench. put a good English front on it. The Savoy is the Acme of Luxury and unfortunates in Ireland. given jus- toriously hove all methods of terrorRefinement. What good are these Liberals? They Sit, Address: ism fail 943 HAY in their object. STREET. MISS KATHLEEN TOWNSEND, tice. In reality For the rest, is it not imAccommodation may he reserved by have a lot to say about poor Terry wire nr letter. perative that an organisation A T.C.L. be French opinion can no longer desert 'Phone, MacSwiney, but they'll let him die A5227. J. M. QUIGLEY, Licensee. the Irish cause, for the attack that started, which, supporting no poliAnd if Michael is arrested and goes tical theory whatever, demands the is being made oil the Irish race is ORIENTAL NOM. Mercers, and on hunger -strike. they'll let him die. Tailors Teacher of Pianoforte, Organ, andl a menace to humanity." -street, Kalgoorlie. 'Phone 451. observance of the plain principles of Harmony. And, Michael. you'll have to go on For All Kinds of Latest Footwear a Hannan Hay -at. One of the Beet Hotels on the Fields. justice and Christian charity in our the Lowest Prices. Repairs at Cur hunger -strike " Splendid Accommodation. Seat of rent Rates, Patronise Where the Good Hats Are. Pupils Prepared!inforAlvlenE,:arninationa. dealings with Ireland? 7 should to the desirability of such a step, Everything Kept. room under el know, Kit. I know Martin Fme, qion of Mrs. filninfr Taylor. Meals, 1/6; like to ask, in conclusion, for your R. D. REID. Chairman, Bristol BEN JONES Put he's willing to isn't for us. Weekly, r. JIM ProFRAWLEY, S7 THIRD-AVIL. INGLEWOOD. readers' co -open -ration and opinions as University Branch E.C.U. 310-12 WILLIAM -ST.. PERTH. come here and sec what the Black prietor. and so, also. mach to tee amusement, did the local District Inspector of the R.T.C. (Imperial police), who was friendly. O'Callaghan knew that if the police came they would find the Volunteers already on guard and so, to prevent trouble, he had to lock up his house and go to a hotel- But when he re -opened his house, which stood back from the Shannon with a long strip of garden in front of it running up to a high garden mall, he more or less expected a raid from the military or the Black and Tans

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the mall end clime knocking at the door. Mrs. O'Callaghan probably walked from the room where we had our long talks, and asked the men When they what they wanted. pushed her aside she knew their errand and she attempted, as one

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tionahon. and all that sort of lum- trict. as he ahvaps took a leading part in all Church matters, and also ber omitted.". w . in all sporting and social affairs that : The Rev. Father C. J. Grffiin, were to the interest of the district. who has been a patient of Lewisham He was one of the founders of the THE CHINA HALL Private Hospital during the past Victorian Farmers Union. The es- Former French Officers Aspirants four weeks, returned to the West teem in which he was held was to the Priesthood. 236 and 238 Murray Street, Perth. During shown by the numbers' who followquite restored to health. or ed his remains to the Tylden Ceme. the absence of Rev. Father Moran CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, M.P. into recruiting the ranks A in Ireland, Father Griffins in tery on Sunday, April 24. The fun. ofInquiry the priesthood in France discloses WARE, Etc. of Nvngan parish. and work- eral was the largest ever seen in the two remarkable facts: merit for gallantly attempting to the sergeant the truth, that "he did charge QUEENSLAND. GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET so energetically that he was suc- &strict, being attended by one hunnumber First, that the of voila. save the life of a comrade at Dubbo not know his duty." The court case ed SETS, and FRUIT SETS. over 200 cessful in completely wiping oft the dred and twenty vehicles, five motor tions among youth of the rural and His Grace Archbishop Dubig laid in 1912. On that occasion the resi- lasted seven hours, and He is now cars, and about fifty horsemen. The agricultural districts shows a deWRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. of all denomina. parochial debt of £800. which the foundation stone of the St. Vin- dents of the town presented him peOple attended, was heartfelt sympathy of the whole discharge of Warren, in magistrate The presiding in the larger cities tions. crease, while that with a valuable chain gold watch TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. cent's Hospital (Sisters of Charity) dismissed the case, and the verdict rendered vacant by the death of trict and all who knart him goes is increasing. and pendant. on Sunday, the 22nd inst. out to his bereaved relatives. The a was received with a. great volume of Rev. Father Curran. Seccnd, that a very large propois Rev. Father at the Walsh officiated A garden fete, held at Taree, re. cheers by the assembled crowd. The tion of sacerdotal recruits are miliAn old and respecte 1 citizen hi VICTORIA. graveside. R.I.P. tary officers who went through the the person of Mr. Patrick Joseph cently, in connection with a Pupil- Very Rev. Dean Norris, P.P..to V.F., be world war, some of them having Rev. Father Bidet, a member Kelly passed away to his eternal lar Girl Competition, in connection came specially from Cuoma SOUTH Rev. AUSTRALIA. the has to Since Tuesday who with is expected re present. Hills, parish funds. achieved distinction and holding Order, Sacred Hear, Bowen f the of rest at his residence, RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. Father John Roche has received a been over twelve years in Papua, high rank. on the 27th ult. He was for 2i) years alise £1,000. The S.A. wheat final the results of of a token as of £103, in sacerdotal recruitpresentation recently branch The decline Melbourne through Stephen's St. passed of a member harvest Govthe has just are thus by stated monument been respect, fine and A esteem, admiration, on his way to visit France, his rat ernment Statist:-Wheat Yield, 34.- ing in the rural sections is attributed of the H.A C.B.S. The stvidennew CHAS. E. GOSHEN, manager. DANIEL MULCAHY, Proprietor. to the high cost of living, which of his death came as a great shock erected over the mortal remains of from all sections of the community ive land. 236.914 bushels: average, 15.82 bush. leaves the people without the means in the in Bombala. to his family. and his meny friends. the late Father O'Reilly. * Catholic portion of the Woolla The effect Miss Kathleen Munich Burke, an els. Barley: 4.187,814 bushels:: ay. to support their clergy. R. I. P. a Rev. Father Frank Hartigan, of ex -pupil of the C.L.C. Cemetery. It constitutes a marble East Mel - erage, 20.39 bushels. Oats: 2,511,465 is that the peasants who, in certain regions, are daily witnesses of the bourne, was amongst those on whom bushels; average. 13.89 bushels. The Sisters of Nazareth, who set- cross on a sandstone base, with Jerilderie. who has been lying danTal 3136 St. weeks at all round. some kerbing ill for stone gerously on Pyrmont conferred privations endured by their paswas time ago, B.A. of short degree the tied in Wynnum a Vincent's s iffering from an atta"k the 23rd. ult. The Misses Eileen The fortnight's mission conducted tors, hesitate to encourage their are getting good support from the MEALY'S from by the Redemptorist Fathers welcome was recovering, and enthusiastic of is slowly An pleurisy, Spring of priesthood, sons to enter the Mardling, especiestablish to Kathleen people in their efforts and Ballarat at St. Patrick's Church, a Home for indigent aged people. given to Dr. O'Connor, Bishop 'of will soon be able to move around burst, es -pupils of the Brine West Torrens, closed with very satis- ally when they are not able to give Armidale, on the occasion of his again amongst the people. them an allowance. As exceptions, The secretaries of the late Catholic visit Convent, Beechworth, and later of factory results. church was however, may be mentioned the A procession of to .Armidale. Hall (Newman College), crowded during theThe Mars's Epidemic Relief Committee have 15 motor-cars accompanied him to course of the less impoverished dioceses of BritThe fifteenth Annual. Communion also' received. .degree of B A. the handed to the Archbishop for the St. Brigid's Presbytery. mission and over 3,000 approached tany, Lorraine, and Normandy. At the Breakfast of the parochial societies Sisters the balance of this fund. a entrance to the church grounds, the of Woolahra was held at Monte Miss Mary Constance Brennan, the sacraments. Even before the war the French sum of -£181. Out of this amount Papal flag. high overhead, waved the 8th inst. on Oliveto schoolroom Brennan, chahad given a number of priests sister of the Rev. Joseph the altar and furniture for the The Archbishop recently made at. army its welcome. His Lordship passed Not one year has been missed since '. J of Richmond, and of Mothers to the Church. Canon Crepeaux, pel are being provided. along a specially -decorated walk of its inauguration. Over 300 were pre- Agnes and Theresa, of the Presenta- episcopal visit to Mcunt Gambier, the present rector of the most ima welcome and received a most cordial white purple and sent. tion Convent, Windsor, died at from Monsignor Ryan and the peo- portant parish of Nice, is a former Speaking at a luncheon following arches, mottoes, to the schoolroom, where colonel of "Cuirassiers," and Vaneleuse. Richmond, re- ple. the opening of the new Convent streainers, His Grace administered the signor de Lingones, Bishop of MonMiss Ella Caspers, the well-known "Moira," was entertained. -In the evening Ca cently.--R,I.P. School of Taroom, Dr. Dubig. Arch- he Sacrament of Confirmation to about hors, was a captain of cavalry. But was quietly married at His contralto. took place. welcome the official NEW NOROIA. the. to bishop of Brisbane, referred 130 candidates. on rising to reply to the St. Joseph's Church, Neutral Bay, since .o.f thirty Catholic His. the war, there has been a sudmeeting A prickly pear pest, which is assume Lordship, to Mr. A. A. Moloney, a hops from ditierent parts of ,Asia CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. received a recently. address of welcome, den and considerable increase in the in the tremendous proportions An old and highly respected resiflourishing young Tares solicitor. took place recently at Hoag Kong. of military men who have untrv, all the way from the West- great ovation. * * * dent of the Spalding district, Mr. number cousin of Mrs. W. Mr. 'Moloneyy 'e. missions various he begun to prepare the for sacred would, represented minIt They line. ern railway C. J. Fitzgerald died on the 3rd- inst. The Rev. Father John A. Roche, A. Holman. in India, China, Japan and Korea, at Broken Hill, where he had been istry. said, pay any Government to give P.P., Bombala, and one of Manly Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. various phases of on a visit to his daughter. brother 64 Officers Enter Seminaries. away country rather than that it College proud sons, has (says the which has and they discussedendeavours. Bulletin, Sydney The The Sixty-four military officers of varshould come to so deplorable a con- Sydney Freeman's Journal of the been ex -Premier their missionary to there. The and sister, who reside spiteful dition. His Grace advocated free 12th inst.), during the past week, Ryan more than once, has seeming. Rev. P. M. Lyrah, who was once at- deceased in his last moments nad ious ranks have entered the Grand BROTHER DIRECTOR. For Particulars Apply to the grants of land to Australian -born had another fight for freedom of ly changed its opinion of him. in tached to the Redemptorist Monasthe spiritual consolations of the Seminary of Paris in 1919, and sixtycitizens willing to occupy it and speech. The Rev. Father Roche, a recent issue it comments:-"Tu- tery at Ballarat, was present at the church. He had been a resident of four in 1920. At this moment are develop it. The class of unskilled while chaplain of Lewisham Hospi- dor's sickness is likely to drive him gathering. 25 years, to be found at St. Sulpice a staff district for the Spalding - immigrant that would only swell the tal. appeared in the O'Neill will into retirement. His necessity will and was born at Gawler. He was 64 colonel who bears one of the great. The Ver.- Rev. Stanislaus 11. years of age. R. I. P. est names in the French nobility; a ranks of the unemployed at a time case, and took up a grand stand for be Ryan's opportunity. The big LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. major, seven captains, ten lieutenlike this was no asset to Australia. the defence of the confessional Queenslander s affability has won Hogan, 0.P., of North Adelaide, will If, however, people came here will- against Mr. Shand. KC., and the him many friends, and the genii. conduct the Annual Novena in preA matter which has exercised the ants, four former naval officers (one & his paration for the Feast of the Sacred minds of members of the Adelaide of them a former commodore), five ing and determined to go on the same Australian priest has been be- inely-Australian trend of land and help to develop the coun- fore the public on numerous occas- speeches, especially on the Tariff, Heart, which begins at St. Kilian's City Council for some weeks, reach- civil engineers who graduated from THE MURRAY-STREET MUSIC SELLERS, try, they should be welcomed with ions, expressing his views on impor- has excited n lot of attention in the Church, Bencligo, on the Feast of ed finality at a meeting of the cor- the Polytechnic School, three gradWho give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. 28. open arms and receive every encour- tant public questions. On Ttiesday House. Nowadays and nights the Corpus Christi, May poration on Tuesday (says the Sou- uates of the Central School, a min* NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 160 MURRAY-STREET (near Boans). agement. There were few places in last, Father John Roche, P.P.. and growing importance of the man is thern Cross of the 13th inst.). At ing engineer, an inspector of finanof O'Brien, J. T. soil Mr. richer of or death The finer a Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. with Correct Queensland the previous meeting Cr. Edwards ces-this being one of the highest his church secretary, Mr. Fred Mil- testified by the crowds he gets out than was to be found along the lar, appeared in the Bombala Court for his orations. Standing on one East Trentham. as the result of au had asked the Lord Mayor (Mr. F. offices in the French administration NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. Dawson Valley. and right away of Petty Sessions in what appears of the back benches, flourishing his accident. when out shooting. is an -an army surgeon, and the chief B. Moulden) to obtain the opinion Write for Free Catalogue. from Taroom to the Central railway to be a very stupid case. .The Ser- specs, by way of emphasis. he looks nounced as having occurred on the the fol- auditor of one of the largest departon city's solicitors of the BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. Deceased leaves a lowing questins:-"Can the council ment stores in Paris-the Bon line. That land was practically lying geant of Police. James William powerful and intractable, but there 22nd. tilt. waste, while the yttung men of the Whyte, not being deputed by the is no suggestion of the dogmatist in widow and five young children to of the Lord Mayor require organis- Marche. district were going elsewhere look- Federal Government to have any- his flow of unadorned English. He mourn his loss, the eldest being A total of 85 of the 360 students ers of the St. Patrick's Day proces. years and the youngest only sion, or any other religious body, in this Seminary had begun profesing for jobs. Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. thing to do with the Amusement puts his views with all the strength elevenmonths; also his aged mother, to apply for a permit to hold a pro- sional or commercial careers before in *Born. of a large voice, informed with a two entertainments and Tax, "The Famous "liaises Corner," One of the finest rivers in Queens- bala, came to the scene and demand- highly -trained intelligence, and the Fix sisters and two brothers. The cession through the streets?" and finally answering the call to the land had from the days of crea- ed by what authority Father Roche interest he commands is shown by' sisters are-Mother Teresa (Rev. "If such permission be granted by priesthood. In addition, there are tion been bearing its millions of tons was running the convent ball in the the absence of interruption. Clearly Mother, Sacred Heart Convent, the council or the Lord Mayor, can two working men who formerly THE PLACE TO GO FOR of water through that district to the town that night. Father Roche. the man has made up his mind to Keneton), Mrs. Linehan, Lance it be on such conditions as the were members of the General ConSILL and FASHION FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, sea, but the only use that was made knowing that the police were under he Prime Minister. His initial task field), Mrs. Dullard tEchtical. and council or the Lord Mayor may lay federation of Labour. One of them SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. of it was by the cattle that came State control. and thus connected will be to compose the differences Misses Nellie. Maggie and Delia 0'. down?" On Tuesday the following was an officer of that Socialist ordown to it to slake their thirst. in no way with the Federal matters. between the two sections of his par- Brien: the brothers-Messrs. Joe and reply from the solicitors was read: ganisation. Before entering the EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL The other day in the Beaudesert took up a firm stand. The result tv. and if he can accomplish that Patrick O'Brien. He was a devout "No permit is necessary for any Seminary sixteen of its present stuCOUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. district he had in a 12 -miles journey was that on the next day Father there will remain the necessity of Catholic and a leading member of procession for religious purposes, and dents had already completed their seven His River Sodality. Sacred Heart Albert prothe crossed the if the Lord Mayor or the Town courses of studies at the law school, Roche and his church secretary formulating a sane Australian times. Its beautiful limpid waters each received a summons for telling gramme with pacificism, interne- death means a big loss to the Ms. Clerk granted such permit it would three had obtained the degree, hies. DON'T FORGET THE dashing down gorges, over rocks and have no effeet, except as a notice ter of Science. five ,others had taken ADDRESS to the corporation authorities or the Master's Degree of Arts, and one sand, and along the valleys seemed for more abundant caution. If per- had graduated from the Ecole Norto him to cry out to human beings BARRACK and MURRAY STREETS, PERTH. CORNER but mission be granted by the 'Lord male Superieure, which is the highnot to let them run in vain, 9 Mayor or the Town Clerk for a pro est French training school for proin the Logan and Albert districts, sufsometimes cession for religious purposes, and fessors of literature. as in Taroom, they conditions are imposed, and such fered from draught and water famScarcity in South Only. conditions are disobeyed, there ine. Surely nature meant that what While the scarcity of vocations is would be no remedy for the disobeshe gave with so bountiful a hand rainfall felt in the South of France, some insufficient dience, for the reason that no perto balance the mit is necessary under the by-law, other parts are experiencing no difshould be made use of. and no provision is made therein for ficulty in ending numerous suitable penalising persons who took part in candidates for the priesthood. The There were nations not far away CEDAR. OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. the procession held contrary to the two Grand Seminaries of Cambral from us which, if they had AusPIER Note the Address: permit. tralia, would turn it into a smiling We would point out thaa and Lille, which of late years have under the by-laws it is garden. Australia's children should the formed one organisation, have now A4308, Private 'Phone, A2938, 'Phone, heritage. Lord be taught to realise their Mayor or the Town 245 students. At the Grand SemClerk who signs the permit: the inary of Lyons, the total is now There in the Taroom district they Lord Mayor on his own initiative, 290. Finally, in Paris, the Conhad a combination of-rich soil ann BOOK DEPOT THE CATHOLIC ART glorious landscape with climatic and the Town Clerk, we assume, un flans Preparatory Seminary has an attendance of 345, and at the Grand conditions that made the place an der his general authority." 534 HAY-STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (Opposite King EdTel. A1855. ward Hostel). MISS M. J. McDERMOTT, Proprietress. Seminary of St. Sulpice, at Issy-lesearthly paradise, yet as a community they were making nothing like Moulineaux, in the suburbs, there TASMANIA. Pure Wax Candles, 65 per cent. pure Beeswax, In conformity with . Church requirements; Tapers, Wicks Sanctuary Oil. Charcoal, Insense, the progress they should be making. are 360 students. Holy OH Stocks, Missal Markers, Priests' New Ritual, Pictures a SpeThe Rev. Father A. M. O'Carroll "For want of accommodation adHe strongly advised the farmers cialty. Stations of the Cross, Acts of Consecration to the Sacred Heart; passed through Launceston recently mission had to be refused to more Children or Mary Medals; present to co-operate v.ith ' others Irish Born and Mother of Pearl Rosaries;ofsilver Dr. Manuix; Books by late Pictures or Bishops' Conference; Photos. on his way to Ireland. and start some industries. Dairythan a hundred applicants," Father Canon Sheehan and Father Benson. Good supply of Irish Music and Read ing was penalised by the fact that Tanquerary, director of the Sulby Fr. Lasance, Sir James Butler, and Francis Thompson. matter lug 238 Catholic marratges were cele- pician novitiate at Issy, states the railway head eras 40 miles disAgent for Catholic Directory, 1921, Record, Sacred Heart Messenger, Our brated in Tasmania during 1920. Lady's Annals, St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Press, Advocate, St. Antant from them, but they could at 'Many families in the provinces Magazine. Irish, American, and thony's Annals, Ave Marla, Benziger's least establish a twriving cheese fachave applied to us to have their sons Circulating Library. St. Patrick's Badges, English Literature Stocked. Father Roche, of St. Mary's, Ho- admitted next year. Consequently tory ant perhaps a butter factory Large Assortment. bart, met with an accident while re in the face of such great demands, Shrewd men reviewing the present position of the woollen mar(and even a railway itself) would can only come turning from Glenorchy on his we were reluctantly compelled to °O'conse later. _they should not be ket in England as indicated by the newspaper reports that Suits must advance still further motor-cycle. His machine skidded, reject the applications of fortyesEngdepending on Farffament, but use to one conclusion, and that is The costs avoid these rising way to one future. near the and he was thrown heavily to the lish-speaking Seminarians who wishin Godtheir in price and own brains their without delay. of St. John of requirements New Clothing future ground. He was motored to the ed to complete their studies at St. given opportunities. He hoped yet is to provide for your General Hospital, where he was do Sulpice. SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION, to see Taroom a great centre of inSUBIACO. Among these were some tamed for a few days. Stations. dustry. Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway Americans and some Irishmen." Present conditions have brought Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. Father T. J. O'Donnell is now sta about At the invitation of the commit PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. TERMS MODERATE. a reversal of the experiences tioned at Latrobe. tee the Archbishop visited the Show While during the last of the past. For Terms Apply. to OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS to view the camp drafting contest. The purchase of a Suit or two over and above immediate needs the peasant population supRev. Mother. At the close of the Mission at century will assist materially in carrying men over the high price period ahead. priests, it seems plied cities with Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at The The Sheffield market. Father woollen O'Donnell, favourable NEW SOUTH WALES. of this on be. ,\'e are not taking advantage that the urban populations will Kalgoorlie. half of the congregation, presented now margin of profit we retain on Brown's Better Suits is as low as poshereafter furnish villages with their at Mrs. C. McGuire, on the eve of her pastors. A great mustering of the exstusible consistent with present-day conditions. At all times we aimstill Among these vocations Suits Better Brown's departure for Launceston with a from the city, moreover, there are dents was held at St. Ignatius' VALUE FOR THE PURCHASER, and wallet of notes and a handsome to be found representatives of the College. ftivervieiv, on a recent embody the same sterling value that has made them famous right We buy materials as heavily as it is prayer -book. Father O'Donnell said nobility, of the highest intellectual Sunday. on the occasion of the Got throughout West Australia. that that for 30 years Mrs. McGuire had class, and of great wealth. den Jubilee of the Very Rev. Father possible to do, and tailor our Suits for the lowest possible figure turnimmense on the depending for, done can be was been a great assistance to the small The event TAILORING Gartlan, S.J. T. GOOD Catholic community, and her work marked by a dinner, at whi"h old over and the satisfaction that our Suits give the wearers to make T. P. HERBERT was greatly appreciated. He wished Ignatians representative of the re- our business a commercial success. Grocer and Provision Merchant, her and her fatilify long life and Family ligion. professional and business life your of ahead well them buy and Sublaco (Near Nichol ONLY, 1198 Rokeby-rd CLOTHES Buy GOOD happiness of the community. gave evidence of in her new Buy home. outlay. on your Clothing money save would if you Families Waited on Daily. :meet). needs their devotion to their Aline Mater Brown's Better Suits, and you have Style, Quality, and Satisfaction Country orders attended to and carefully On May I. at Launceston. the packed. and of the high personal regard for into the bargain. death occurred of Mr. Martin Ryan, the distinguished J4ui, the Col.:1 the deceased gentleman, who was BRYANT & WATERS lege Rector. The guests were num82 years of age, was a native of erous and included many prominent 80 to 90 STIRLING -ST.. PERTH. Ireland, and had resided in Karoola ecclesiastics and professional men. WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. Orders Promptly Attended To. (or over 50 years. He was closely The Jubileran received a most flatTel. A3938. associated with all organisations in tering welcome from the gathering. Of the 50 years he had spent in the connection with the Catholic Church SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL in his district. R. 1. P. Jesuit Order, three years were spent HIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. in Ireland, two in England.. two in BOARDERS and DAY Belgium, and one and a -half years NORTH PERTH MOTOR SCHOLARS. in France. Forty-one years of his GARAGE. Pupils are prepared for Uuniver life have been given to religion and ANOOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. city, Commercial. and Musical ExTelephones, A0937. A4598. and education in Australia. and thirty OUR MAIL ORDER DEPART. aminations. CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND NIGHT. nine and ahalf of these fruitful MENT. Cream Cars for Weddings. For further particulars apply to years have been spent in New South REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. This important Department has Wales "Naturally," says this Tel. 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Tailored Clothes at sterling value Visitors. Terrill Moderate. Thortyre. who had charge of the parish doom your to prices brought right oughly Renovated Throughout. GEORGE during his absence, and to present AUBURN, Proprietor. Send to-day-a postcaid will doGLENORAN NO. 10 him with a wallet of notes. for our liberal parcel of patterns SCOTLAND'S BEST. home -measurement simple and Mr. D. Walsh. a clear-headed Newcastle Club Hotel PURE MALT WHISKY. chart. These are sent free to your supplied under Contract to the As young Irishman. has been elected address. youth 'terrace, Fremantle. Newly ReIlospitals and Government Medical OhDistrict President of the H.A.C.B novated and Up -to -Date. Ooldflelds Also Railway Dining Cars WRITE US TO -DAY. and North-West Customers specially Department. Society. He is a member of the and the Leading- Hotels and Club, catered for. South trams Beach stop the State. throughout Kogarah branch, and is the holder at door. Proprketor, T. R. 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"fur she brought the young dear sister, that I wonder if Bruno; down here, on purpose to have It was recorded in the life T"71PMERNel ':,j0P-Celf7.,:2701g'416TOILLORM word, saints. find anything that is not man ever you of him; anti in your charge?" our Mother's opinion of the saint that dumb animals, too, td perfectly delightful him to his face that she were in love with him, especially for it is not at all after telling indeed; "Yes, say to him if to THE TABERNACLE. leave would have nothing birds, and that some of the latter agalrarallarsesslatfflesaa'atifflaalMMal delightful when the childhen were not thoroughly approved of followed him from Ireland to the have to dress them again in he to us, him by the (By "Petra," in the Golden Hour.) led she in that quarter, think to and island of Iona. There was, in proof clothes; worldly their The Tabernacle may be square or hand, and blushing like a child, THE OPTICIAN of the love of animals for the saint, The of the risks and mischances they straight up to our Mother's chair, round, octagonal, hexagonal. the story of how the horse wept on so soon to encounter," have may naivete roof should be dome -shaped or tapgreatest the IiL with said, and of every. MEANS the boeom of the saint the right "Bait she gravely responded. apex, and terminating in our city before he died. them, and simplicity imaginable, 'There, ering to an of the boys and girls in than thing else is delightful about stand a small cross or in a figure of our but shy, be don't anyJames, row, THE ROSARY. beaularge numcrime Hyde st such Dr. mentioned die foster to does more especially when they A very beautiful tabF. S. M.C., Helen. for for a moment, will you? and let our risen Lord. thing I know of," is the conviction ber of other saints, Irish and Latin, in the tiful deaths as dear little a good look at you.'" ernacle, which you will see with Not on the lute, nor harp of many of District Attorney Harry E. Lewis, about whom he told stories, showBIJC 0. 8. ci. A . or poor old Perpetual so Mother have a example, is crowned of her church Caddell.) asked Mary do?" (By Cecilia he did what "There "And they strings Eagle. ing their -love for animals, making feeling help Brooklyn London the cannot the Cityof of or one reports with Freeman that Christ of Master statue bronze fine, he core special references to St. Kevin, St. listeners, with looks of great amuse Shall all men praise the are fathers and mothers," have really gone to heaven, and are ,ment. CHAPTER VI.-Continued. The Tabernacle rays of glory. The Highest Qualifications in all song. know where their Coingall. St. Melna, St. Moline. who don't "who forever." art it tinued, that can and safe to he so constructed unable should saith, nun "Shall you have to wait for her?" who had made friends of wolves, foees, "Do!" replied the Our life is brief, one the State. (By Exam.London) "Ah. you send your sick children girls go at night. and fathers or asked the assistant, who was mis- very resist a hearty leugh at the drollery be covered or draped on the outside is long; of don't care where their boys go He partridges and herons. fast to heaven," the other antress of novices as well, with a little Ga- of the position she was recalling to with an enveloping veil. This exAnd skilled must be the laureates night?" "There's the smile. in a do with they swered, what "Why, he went terior veil or drapery is prescribed smiling malice in her eyes. "Well, things! was a 25 now and Melanie; and I her recollection. that last year therenumber of SACRED HEART LADIES' COL- new, let ine see, I think that, in the bridle, if either of them will last down quite humbly on his knees, by the Roman Ritual, and is to be in the ROYAL ARCADE Silent, 0 lips that utter foolish finds per cent. increase in the asking our Mother's bless- seen on recently and decently erectLEGE, two or three months more, which doubt week." things! after County and King's in opposite Town Hall all committed another rule of old a striking crimes of is very sort It altars. fingers some ed probably out you will limy enquire, she awkward Rest during broke ing, mumbled PERTH. "But what about Maura?" over the number incommitted TUCKFIELD-STREET, But alas! nearly all Phan A2298. us for all our kind- the church. he ready also." thanking notes wrong! more speech, and, know to 1918, want "I period novice. EAST FREMANTLE. Sister Mary of St. (Louise was just in the her, How from your toil shall issue, white a similar still, that 68 per cent. of you ness to his future wife, and for hay - our altars were designed to make promised you and about This alarming girl." impossible. a good by the Religious of going to make a vigorous appeal to Conducted such a draping such her made and strong, ing her of committed come she were Did us. crimes tell Notre Dame Des Missions. the Mother's feelings on her own be- wouldaccord? "Well, and what next?" asked omission is due to the baneful lead Music like that God's chosen poet last year's from 16 to or was she sent to usf seeing of a convert architect, Pugin, who G. V. POWELL, L.D.111., by boys and girls in age the genBOARDERS and DAY half, when one of the out-door sis- own sings? Sister Mary of St. Cecilia, to how?" Mr. Lewis considers -or dry inoculated Irishmen with a love of 21. SCHOLARS. as are hand Soeurs Touriere, they ters, or any and that the old nun had paused from Bruno: that DENTIST. harp St. said There is one thing!" "Poor neglect of religious training eral spectacles, his Gothic, to which architects cling 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH. authorPupils are prepared for University more generally designated, inter- "she had got very early into trots- her eyes and her can play. of with limpet tenacity. abdication of parental fit was the He hearty her rupted the by a mesconversation harmonies which tears what Musical Examinations. the and naturally strings concession its being the And from ble, I believe: and her crazy on things Gothic: Gothic Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment. ity, symbolised byboys sage for the Superioress. For further particulars apply to end girls in arise! and impulsive, she was laughter had sent rolling down 'Phone, A5038. a night-key to "I wonder if it is the new postu- high-spirited churches, Gothic vestments, and of REV. MOTHER PRIORESS, There is one song that any mouth of wild and reckless, she says cheeks. as soon teens, as two fertile sources Mother, their our Why Mary of St. lant," observed Sister next? Gothic sofas and armchairs, which "What would It Tel. B199. twice her age. girl can say,a crime. in many as herself, increase late PRIVATE HOSPITAL. the Cecilia, in the brief pause which encourse, give aim her blessing; sightseers may behold in Windsor VALESCO A song that lingers when all sing- be profitable to know how many Sunday evening, however, when of Terrace. Miss H. O'Callaghan. He urged the Popes to Harvest sued during the hitherto whispered One could go into and then she had a long private talk Castle! to TeleMaternity. ing dies, mothers Medical, chanced she and Surgical, mood, this fathers in conversation with the sister. "1 a Protestant chapel-a thing she with him in a corner of the room. pull down St. Peter's in Rome to let phone £1055. the foregoWhen on their beads our Mother's Catholic UNDERWOOD BUSINESS be justly indicted under hope to goodness she can sing." him build it up as a Gothic! Rome children pray she had no bust- While this was going on, Maura enough well knew charge. and ing of us separately, "Ah, well, if she only love our knew the Goths, ancient and modImmortal music charms the grateto do, as she had been baptised went to each COLLEGE Lord a great deal, and the dear chil- ness votes as to his merits; and ern, and politely declined to allow ful skies. Catholic, and brought up by her took our GIRLS. in his the reforming convert tee pull down dren for His sake, I, for my part, aparents -Joyce Kilmer. RHYME FOR LITTLE holy religion. This as we were all unanimous our in shall be quite' satisfied," replied chapel was served by a Puseyite, praises, they went off happily to- St. Peter's, or to permit his design S4S GLOROZSTRZZT, SYDNEY. B USINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. married a few days of Gothic vestments. But nothing 244 SLIZABITH-STREET MEI. "Are you really Little Miss Hurry, WORDS OF WISDOM. The Full Business course, six hours Sister St. Agnes. 1 think they call gether and were for the year, payable going, dear Mother?" she added, see- or High Church-as and the service after. £20 day, per I must not forget to ado can kill his influence- He was an All bustle and flurry, BOURNE. minnow-clergyman; ten it Course, Year's A term. breakfast per L'5 hard to a risen of on taking leave, had Superioress need the not a liturgical scholar, ing that If there is ever Comes down RECENT PUBLICATIONS. was, therefore, something like an however, thata small sum of money, architect, three hours per day, t12, payable Undermentioned Prices in cle violating 'the cf Tabernacle, utes too late; vet his style placed James music word, say it softly. The In advance. EVEN- from her chair. term per vespers. t3 of purpose from hie the wishes of Roman rule and ritual eostsgeONLY-Shorthand "Yes, but not to the new postu- imitation Her hair is s -rumple, ING STUDY Towards the one or the other of Story of a Battalion, by W. Li very beautiful, and reminded saved for that Typewriting, and BookkeepingHe was a TheWith lant," replied the latter. "Tell me, was Her gown is a-crutntle, and hook numerous drawings and m s daily wages, in our Mother's hand, is almost universal. the two eternities all of us are hasher of the times, when a little innoevenings per week, £2 10s. do you remember Maura?" three button to speed: the charity; and genius and an odd fish; and his evil by Darl Lindsay, 6/2. time to no inconceivable tier offering with as an She'd tening to trot by used she term. per child, Studies in cent Monarchism. Benedictine straight. some us, as he is not coming Maura visits herself "Oh, surely; designs he his tabernacle lie -es in action Farm whenever at By Bt. but how many are too busy even to vespers Life and Rule. BOYS. to FOR Benedictine side TRAINING inother's B USINESS Rel. C. Butler, Abbot of Downside copied and stolen and spoiled by inquire which of the two it is. for Boys, six back again?" cried St. Agnes, earn- Street; and God seems to have times does in company with Maura, Course Full Special rushes she 25/-. and little Abbey, is married some bring to Anyone and Ac- estly. "Why, she has been fails She hunts of architects. never rehe hundreds What nations need at this time to her Bookkeeping daily, draw to it hours of use Story Life and made The Aro. Joan of Econo- this ever so long, and, I thought, as he says, for wishing to see the correct design for St.of the Maid of Orleans. By Bev. For needles and brushes, counts, Economic History, D. not a new Gospel, but the practice pentance; for long before the set- gift in gratitude, pencils flies upmic Geography and Technology, safe forever." Lynch, Si. Illustrated, 13/10. For books and for down; of the old one. like the 'ascii wife we provided for him, a tabernacle can see it in "Direcsobbing was she over, Coinmercial was vice Mathematics, 8/2 O'Dowd, Business B. ima- tions for the Use of Altar Societies." Preaching. By Rev. W. to coming was stairs and she always say did not seems "I he A mean man can becom religious °Mee posiwhom and as she and heart, Correspondence, her English and Mountains of Help. By Marie St. S. for page 30. Method, back," said the Mother, laughing at to break If ever you find her (Burns and Oates, price but he can never be religious and Procedure and Business Economies Eilerker, 0.S.D., 4/2. to stir after its con- gine ae trained ap expressely on 'Lively refused painted husband.' anxiety her Civics and Elementary as Just follow behind her and shreds Living Temples. By Bede Jarrett, 0.P.. irrepressible the benefit who and remain mean at the same time. use his Is.) companions, wild the -520 for the year, payable is per the young nun's face. "But it ap- elusion, The man who does not look at the A trail of shoe buttons The external veil of the Taber- Out3/8. there, were obliged her brought to Win. Straight talks to boys on had term. VII. gown. CHAPTER of her By Rev. J. P. nacle should be made of some rich the way to manhood. Future as the sculptor looks at his EVENING STUDY ONLY, three pears she is bringing us another, to go off without her." conroy, S.J., 6/9. evenings weekly, t2 108. per term. child, and I am afraid that we are While Sister Mary of St. Bruno material-cloth of gold, cloth of sil- Facing said the block of stone, and make up his then?" what and "Well, By Francis J. Finn, Steady Danger. particulars. Miss further for carve littic Call or welts early events ver, white silk, white damask silk, But the already." full recounting was thus could mind just what 'le is going to "She S.J., 6/9. breathlessly. 5357. novice, 'Phone By school-time is ready, "Yes, quite full," replied the sis- not remain there all night, I sup- in Maura's history to her compani- tapestry of the colour of the feast S ermons on the Mass, The Sacraments, out of that future. has little chance BUSINESS COLLEGE, shining, and neat in UNDERWOOD By Thomas and the Secramentals. ter, sadly; "but never mind, dear pose?" , and all the "luck" that ever exist- All smiling and WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, ores, she herself was engaged in tell day, e.g., red (Dr. Herdt. Vol. Flynn. Cu;.,.14/2. her place, ST. GEORGE'. TERRACE. do not send her away for all Mother, ed will not save him from being one But when the ing the Superioress and Sister Mary page 218, S.R.C., 7 Aug, 1880, .5814; The Australian Children's Picture "Of course not. worry to need no we to how With know of simplest Prayerty amount think I ubiTle I mistress Book. Prayer that: for of the millions that Even if the 21 Tune, 8155; 3035). person whose duty it was to lock of St. Anselm, the first She pitic3 Miss Hurry, shall be able to manage it, for this the church, found her crying so bit- the penitents, all she knew or guess- Tabernacle be of solid gold, as in nothing. here with sat illustrated, l'ith 20 full -page illusyesterday but Christ The Jesus Who which Ettie. into once." poor The heart trations, Including the Mass. Card Mil x) Cathedral it should be draped that she did not even seem ed of the story of shame on nor face. in PXill!nalv. and the custom of not Cover, with picture on front. The Superioress looked relieved. terly GiEEIES enters frequently should be as pure PETERS to hear him. he called the clergy- latter had been left meanwhile send to task ocean-far sad central often her there so and on was It foam parlors; the once outer as to one of the having the Tabernacle veiled exterman, and the latter came at Her heart beating lightly. nor nally is condemned by the Sacred poor children of sin end speak these away patiently neither from shore or bottom-as the snowbeen she waited, S. BEECROFT have must He her. to PIOUS SCIII brightly, MONUMENTAL Her duty done sorrow, from the absolute impossi- a good man," said Sister Mary of impatiently, but in a sort of dreamy Congregation of Rites. July, 1901. flake before it touches the earth, as BUTCHER, she will never again bility of finding room for them, even St. Bruno, after a little reflective stupor, which seemed to preclude Where possible, a veil should be HI. A1101 the living water gushing from the She vows 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. name; her change on the floors of the crowded dormi- pause upon the words; "for he no all feelings either of anxiety or an - procured for our Lord's earthly Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. rock, as the sun ray that penetrates it, guess you'd though 1341. For 'Phone at J. brightened face purifies.-Rev. her and tories, that foul places sooner found out, by what she told noyance, the result of the confer. home, His Tabernacle, His Throne. I'm bound to conTess it -Head Office and once at this assurance of the sis- him, that she ought to be a Catholic ence. Havens Richards, S.J. At last Catherine appeared, His Throne. These two little maidens are one and & Son ter. She told one of the nuns to go than he not only sent her down here and with an encouraging smile on Is it not a common experience Show Yard The veil should be of rich mater- Thos. ANDERSON same. the Family Grocers and Provision Merand find the first mistress of the at once, but he came himself to her bright face, led her, almost be- ial, and can be procured from Dubthat when we show to persons who and Raglan -rd.. Fitxigereld-et. chants. KS' SMUT) "children," and. to send her to her at speak for her to our Mother. going, was I fore she knew where she Famines lin firms as well as the materials for N. Perth. 'Phone, A1794 once; and then walked slowly to- was fond of information in those into the inner room where the Cottntry Orders AtChaste and beautiful waited on daily. Three minutes wards the house, still talking iii a days, just as Sister Mary of St. mothers were expecting her. It was embroidery. the veils in many convent chap- tended to. walk west of low voice to Mary St. Agnes. who Agnes is now; and I had the care of the first time since her fall that Hen - are els. But vulgar, tawdry, tasteless, Station had accompaniend her to the door the children's clothes; so I remem- rietta had ever stood confessedly a and mean veils are not unknown in HARRY, McCARTHYover "Who is Maura?" asked Sister St. ber all about it. In fact, I never sinner in the presence of the' virtu - chapels and churches. The veil Motor Car Painting.PIER Established -STRUT. Prac195 20 years. to her returned Catholic Devotion. latter as the Cecilia, A Magazine effeet humiliation strange the the it, or felt can forget she ous; and Manufacturers should be designed by an artist in tical Coach Painter. seat. "I have never seen her, have it had upon me; for was not so deeply. rivetted eyes her kept the and Importers who should visit church work, 1? at least, I do not remember the well accustomed to the children on the floor' tears coursed themsel- church at different hours of the day !EDITED AND PUBLISHED AT MAYNOOTH COLLEGE,/ M. HALLION name." their queer pranks in those days as yes tepidly down her pale, care -worn to examine the altar. the suroundings DUBLIN. Bread Factory, North Freman"Oh, no; she left us long before I am now. Well, would you believe cheeks; and, with hair fa llin g in a of the altars, the lights and shades Machine MARRIt aid to all parts of tle. Bread delivered Claremont. replied her companion. it? Malt came," you all her cry- wild tangle round her face, and her of the building. Girl artists are to Fremantle. cottesine. Speciality. ShipNotwithstanding GRAhllt after six months only "She was here and Brown Bread a unthe first thing an Free. day before, by ing the Pest however, fees for Ireland, and their (w (which, be had in shawl Tel. 5739. WORMIN1S, Supplied. ping 2s. I took the habit, but she was such she did, when I came to change her she such work and designing are not exconscious movement of shyness IltANONS, a good child?" clothes, was to burst into a fit of to draw close to here orbitant and are rends well spent. SUBIACO HOTEL Sole:Agente For Australia "Who? Maura?" interrupted one laughter, and toss the clean cap I endeavoured loosely from her shoulders, Altar societies should beware of Rokeby Road, Subiaco. Emu Beer hanging the at catching religious, old the of given her light into the fire: she stood before the Mothers, such a buying "pretty things" chosen by Always on Tsp. Good Accommodation BRYANS RECORD PRESS, Murray Street, Perth "Do you say that Maura had name. Walter Wing, beginning of this was only the woe, and for Country Visitors. themselves. Too often such wares T. J. COONAN, living reality of shame and a good child?" was her tricks. In fact, she turned out of involuntary pity filled are crude, tasteless, stock designs Proprietor. Representative. "Yes; and it's true, is not it?" a downright troublesome child, al- that tears before beau- NOT SMART ENOUGH TO BE their eyes as they looked upon her. and material from city firms, which have never seen them said the other, eagerly. POPE. or and alto mischief herself, up city ways the few questions, to which make things for sale, not for suit in a the After said whether was," she "At the last tiful views, HOLDWAY& CO. have been in in the begin. ways ready to encourage it in others. Ettie barely answered by the move- 'ability. When a design is drawn, it the country, which we The late Archbishop Quigley, of Licensed Sewerage Plumbers (Certifi- old nun, smiling; "but out her any tore remember, she Once, I without head and lips, the mis- should be carefully considered, fol- BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, by her most of the ment about passing just of a story on him- cated). the habit Gasfitters and Sheet Metal [ling, she was handfuls in a fit of passion, tress of the penitents spoke apart lowed, or skilfully altered, before 3011-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET. because we Chicago, used to tell 40-44 troublesome child that we ever had hair by When to Workers. A Trial Solicited. sense of pleasure, simply the self with great gusto. then made at into a crown for in a low tone to the Superioress, and materials are bought, before a penny and to Tel. A4395. MELBOURNE. accustomed so Perth. -street, Pier with." to deal have become of Buffalo he had the Blessed Lady; and when she the latter then approaching Hen- is spent- A good veil costs pounds, By slime our own en- was Bishopexamining Marriages and Motherhood. "Never mind; she was as good as our confirsight of them, weinfind found we took no notice, not even rietta, said kindlyPreface by Cardinal enjoyment custom ofclass before every Love. worth its cost. It for she but it is is their ROWLAND,. AND Lady before BRIGGS Mary, of a child renewed and gold, adiministering post free. joyment mation 8/10, Price, Our to give to unfit it was saying Bourne. you (Oppotorment scene?-St. Perth not -street, if as must Throne. we His the think Wellington "I younger nun, of the novelty of the sacrament. One day he asked site903Railway The Human Soul andDomits A. Relation Goode Yard). The Premier left," said the Vonier. for the Lady, having been made in a pas- by any more questions to -night, for With Other Spirits. By Augustine. the question: "What is the Pope?" Lb. and Stone Merchants of W.A. Ab- trying to console herself sion, she took and ate it all up, in you look both ill and tried. To -morPrice, 9/6, post free. U.S.B. Percentage of former pranks of her protegee. can *Mutely the Highest Write this up with: "Who of TO1011He followed NATIONAL IRISH thoroughly." us frightening of hopes The Life of St. Nicholas to tell us able Prices "and better for will be CARRACCIOLO. you State. nun; In the the row Lime said Price, Foran. "Certainly," /FRANCIS A. E. Rev. boy anBy ST. One be elected Pope?" tin*. "Ate it up! Wl.at! ate up her what you think of us all, and wheand particulars before purchasing else- when I spoke about her wildness ,I FORESTERS 10/6, post free. swered: "Any Cardinal." The Arch- where. We defy Competition. 4. But you do not mean ther you will reamin with us for a A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. By Rev. S. still own hair? of Divine Grace. and was, Mother she that thinking No connecYeast, Saturday, June trade. the was Briggs in that only it clear wanted to make Price, 7/10, post free. she actually and tittle little while to try what the love of Hogan, 0.1'. kingdom bishop tion with others trading under a simi- is, one of the most wonderful in- to say, thatit?" Heart. IlFes. Cheapest Con The Love of the Sacred Francis was born in the family cried the novice, in the Good Shepherd can do fur you." 'No Initiationtributions. Lime for Manure at very stances I ever knew of what the swallowed of any Catholic priest could hebe elected, lar name. St. M. Mary and Bl. John Ity princely lustrated the elected of I he asked: "Could so low rate. a tone of breathless amazement. of Naples, free. once post at it manner, 8/10, and once Price, shunvoice when The he dr.. Eudes. can God of Perth, meets Branches: Hugh O'Neill, grace In childhood Rev. Pope?" The same boy eageriy By "Yes, indeed, but I do. though; sympathising and refined, the very alternate Caracciolo. Handbook of Petrology. 15/6, Thursdays, in the Trades Hall recited the said: "No, Bishop. post penetrates into the hearts and un- swallowed Price, "Why not?" every scrap of it, just words, which, with the most delicate (Room 14), Beaufort -street, Perth. J. Fixeront, D.D. ned all amusements, ignorant visit poor, to these of loved DAIRY. derstandings THE W.A. Branch, Fremantle, every free. Brian Born not have or could eyes, I under my Rosary regularly, and and to dis- There was a moment of hesitancy, Reimto Egpytian rather and seemed of Babylon consideration, Legends children." Tuesday, Societies alternate Friendly unhappy Sacrament "Because back: Wanneroo-road, the boy came but DAIRY, L W.A. By THE Another time, she it. Traditions. the Blessed 64 Adelaide -street; Secretary's lation to Hebrew 7/6, ply than to speak positively of Et - Hall, the poor. An Bishop, yeti re not smart enough." Osborne Park. D. Keane. Pure milk "Tell us all about her, Sister Mary believed post free. Price, in order death, King. to W. 23 Burt -street, a mouse Address, Keating, W. crushed tribute his food to taught straight of coaxwent th the part position, to any novice the unhappy him tie's said delivered twice daily Bruno," E. R. Hall, Si.: St. by Rev. of Works New Caries Stuart Parnell, Fremantle. leprosy of us!" cows to attack 1/3, post city, direct from our own your to spite and the to the poor girl's heart. She lifted Secretary's address, Court Collapses in Adult Life. Supplying ingly; "I like so much tothehear A LITTLE BLACK HERO. Tel. A4381. customers. "Crushed it to death! But how her mournful, weeping eyes for the Boulder; vileness of the humen body Hotel, Boulder; meats alternate Fridays. free. old chilAlmost mirawonderful stories about 2/3, the Convents and Colleges. Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. Practical Philosophy of Life. could she do it, dear sister?" vanity of the world. entrance, to the John her his beginsince the time in first here boy was were negro who A little Catholic renounced dren, Junche Quebec -street, Midland free. O'Malley, post "Just this way. Sister Mary of face of the Superioress, and was met tion.. culously cured, for the priesthood taking care of a flock of goats in the The British and Anglo-Saxon Period. ning of the foundation." to J. HEVRON one evening P. chanced St. Anselm home to study he spent his leisure mountains. to on application to the Money Lend ' / Report 4, post free. by a smile, serious and yet sweet, Society's Befbre he was aware "Yes, please, do tell us," pleaded. Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. of the British Labour Comin Naples, where Customs, Shipping, and Forwarding St. Agnes; "it is so delightful to get perceive that some of the children ape as full of affectionate anxiety as Maxwell, visiting the of it, he had stray-es, with them far Agency. Barrack -street, Perth, or the mission to Ireland. Fell text, with apGeneral Carriers. Philllmore whom she was giving instruction the Good Shepherd Himself coula General Serrethary, hours in the prisons,inorunfrequented Price. Us, care J. J. SnillF, pendices at, two photos. scraps of information about the to from his native village, and sudden- Chambers, Fremantle. Tel. B277. any Sacrament had got possession of a live mouse. have cast upon her, had Ile been Barrack -street. Blessed post free. when only ly found himself in the territory of children. go; but let it them to desired She churches. God called him, the undoubtedly most retorted as there visibly, "Delightful again!" found an Order of a neighboring Mohammedan tribe who happened to have it at twenty-f ve, to whoseerule G. F. YEATES was invisibly, to receive and welPERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG was that that was at war with his own peoold nun, smiling good-naturedly over Maura, moment, kept it still in her He Clerks Regular, Optician, MEN'S SOCIETY. come His lost one to the fold. her spectacles, at the young inno- the on bread ple. fasted father her one repeated mother day the and hand, each to her earnestly anal softened by that so Touched raised disface, Printed and Published by cent 504 HAY -STREET, PERTH. the He was soon surrounded by hosPERT.. took -STREET, another 37 BARRACK calling tone, a in peremptory and water, and order of spite in that were of it fond as so are almost "You look, own. -shirt, tile menacing faces. His enemies (Under the Patronage of His Grate (Opposite Town Hall). LIMITED cipline, a third wore a hair to her by name. Maura let the herself, alenrietta murmured forth BRYANS Archbishop chine). turns by to him apostatise. determined make watched while they always mouse run quietly up her sleeve; a few inarticulate words in reply Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Card the "You are a Christian?" said one. Club, PRINTERS AND PUBLISHIRS. Cricket Club, Harriers' Room Anselm, St. of Mary in perpetual adoration before Sister and to farewell and then, after a mute Musical, and Dramatic Murray -street (opp. Boans), Perth. "Yes, I am a Christian," answered They took the Blessed Sacrament. thinking she had been obeyed, said Catherine, Sister Mary of St. An- Debating, Society. to the child. "Don't you see the cross usual vows, adding a fourth-not ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. no more about it. The next morn- selm rose and led her from her PUBLISHED WEEKLY. motto on treast?" their my and THAT EVERY CATHOLIC A SOCIETY her apdignities; made Maura however, desire ing, As soon as they were alone glon YOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. "Yes, but nevertheless, you are dead mouse room. poor, with the was, "Ad majorem Resurgentis Franpearance, to application toon latter turned particulars the Full EDITORIAL NOTICES. in the cloisters, going to renounce your religion." iarn." To establish his Order, W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. in her hand. and exclaimed, trium- her and said in a low whisper"Never." cried the child. The names and addresses of corundertook many journeys Mother, there's your 'There, cis phantly, few a for first you take will "I foot 'llf you don't, we will cut off both respondents and contributors must through. Italy and Spain. on with mouse for you; it ran up my sleeve, minutes, my dear child, to the chapyour hands." Society of St. Vincent de Paul accompany allof communications. I sat back in it as and without money, content I crushed and prothe under you place Societies, correspon to there el, in Secretaries The child drew himself up proudthe shelter and crusts given him he Western Australia (lneorp). my chair, just because you scolded tection of the Good Shepherd, in dents, and others will please note about it!" charity. Being elected general, de- ly. others the before me will you intended home especial communications own all whose is to that "You don't know what it redoubled his austerities, and "What an extraordinary child!" go to rest to-night.a This Society exists for the purpose for insertion in the current week's Give me a sword." the novice. "I wonder voted seven hours daily to medita- be a Christian.' handed and others, issue should be in the hands of the families exclaimed worthy assisting of Continued.) be (To and him, to A sword was including Inmates of public institutions, at tion on the Passion, besides passing you ever got such a mad creature to in indigent circumstances, and engages Editor by midday Wednesday without a moment's hesitation he most of the night praying before stay in the house, even for an it Is governed latest. in other good works, Telephone 5152. of lapped off his left hand. and threw the Blessed Sacrament. He died No. 52 (top floor) Functions in hour!" omce Council, Parochial a of by Reports BROS. FARRELL fever, aged forty-four,. on the eve of it at the feet of the chief, saying. Royal Arcade, Perth, and has breaches "She had not been in it two parishes should be authorised by the parish In many Merchants and Corn or conferencesState. Corpus Christi, 1608, saying, "Let us "There is one! Take the other if months," replied the nun, "before General Produce priest, throughout the Crushers. you want to." and go, let us go! to heaven!" are many, funds she was sent out for violence. In a Its on Reports of Weddings, Is. per inch calls The HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. to supplementing Its re- (about 50 words). weeks afterwards, hotever, she The only Firm who Speagalise In Grain with a view Society few persons invites IRISH SAINTS LOVED sources, the and Salt Crushing. ALWAYS RESPONDS TO Funeral Reports, Is. per inch; incame back again; and the clergy. Its remember when making their wills to made in favANIMALS. PRAYER. cluding names of persons present, man, who had sent her to us in the work. Bequests may be ASK FOR of the Particular Council, or any Is. 6d. per inch (about 50 words). for himself our interesting beginning, Conference of the Society. Dr. Douglas Hyde recently delivCatholic daily experience is replete Photograph Reproductions, Sd PHIL RYAN her, our mother agreed to give her a Car for Hire Day or NighL With instances of the value of ered a series of lectures-the Marper square inch. minimum, 7/6. second trial. Even then, however, Dodge Motor 208. the Alex PERTH. Motor Garage Tele- YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY ON Car No. Communications should be adlong All prayers to the Blessed Virgin. Chil- garet Stokes tectures-in for a troublesome was very she O.P.O. Motor Rank,£3458. with WESTERN AUSTRALIA. dren are taught to lisp her name as andra College, Dublin, dealing dressed to: time; but, by degrees, she quieted phone, A1927. SICQNDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. of His Grace Hie He told Patronage the Under THE RECORD, quite an soon as they cari speak at all; boys mediaeval Irish lore. at last, became, down, and College Archbishop. Founded by Bishop Gibney. 1894. The Oldest Catholic saints and BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. Language, sad girls invoke Nei- in every pro- anecdotes about the Irish example of good behaviour to the in W.A. Objects: The Study of the He GARRETT & Dancing WEST and Literature, History, Music the peniin blem of their young lives: strong their love of birds and beasts. is earnestly She remained the students others. training of The moral and religious EXPERTS, PLUMBERS. Ireland, and the revival of the ideals men lay their business burdens be- traced the love of animals by people tent class for about three or four WINDMILL attended to. Our Specialities: Pumping Engines, ocifr an Iri -Ireland fore her for solution, women appeal in different periods and in differyears after that, and we then got Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, Tanks, The Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education arc imparted. paIrish the is Even she countries. and ent trouble, at 8 p.m., at ST. PATRICK'S AND BOOKBINDING Pumps. UniverEVENING every and in for, including Bores. to her her a good place as laundress: but All Public Examinations are prepared 10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. BOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON -ST. and r ovine; Catholic gans had their pet animals. besought by sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, Matriculashe had not been in it many months Monthly Subscriptions: Ladles SEND He took the three Irish saints, St. etc. College, to pray for him or her. Not one or Military very respect. a. Service, Navy, tion, Civil Royal Juveniles, 6d.; Gentlemen. 1s.secretary. before she married J. T. DOHENY, Hon. "SHAMROCK" two, but hunileede at religious com- Patrick, St. Brigid. and St. eolumShe has been Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive able, working .man. P. CLIFFORD. Asst. Secretary. ROOMS, GRILL munities are reamed in her honour, kille, and spoke of their affections very our attention, Military Training is imparted in the Cadet since, and ever AND TEA steady very PERTI and practically every city in the for their pet animals. St. Patrick's Companies. happy as a wife, and the tender WELLINGTON-STREET, PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, C. H. SMITH & CO. world with several Catholic chur- kindness to the fawn was well auVocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speakaug M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. MURRAY-STREET mother of three little children." returned fawn patthe her and under one thenticated, least are taught. UNDERTAKERS ches has at (opp. Beans) PERTH, aft glad," said Sister Mary of am "I -Fitting, OW Gas Kinds of Plumbing, PERTH. -ST., Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative If definite results were the love to his master. NEWCASTLE 281 ronage. is so"-(delightful, For alland "It Agnes. St. telephones: A3264 and A3457. Galvanised Iron Work, most poses. 'Phone (Day or Night) .. £1231. not flowing from this devotion, it St. Brigid had her pet dog, a loved she was going to have said: but seeDUNN MARK A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which St. Bruno would not 1.e so widespread among faithful animal She also eyes of ished at the resmiling the ing and P Printed pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of =Wellington -street, Perth. the least superstitious people on birds, and the birds, especially do'kora, & MURRAY fixed upon her face, she changed her ce o t e Pr HARROLD tools. mastic fowls, loved her in a remarkPlumber and Drainer. is so Park, gistere into)-"it Victoria earth. expression Merchants, Produce favourite of 5, part I any R at Supply, B received Water To the Metropolitan New Pupils are Three -Term System. Ray, Chaff, Pollard, able manner. Bran, Sale on well." turn out have they when pleasant Sewerage, and Draina a Department. the Term. A liberal discount is made in the case of brothers. 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