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Self - Determination for Ireland League of Australia.
WEST PERTH
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Public
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Home of Good Shepherd Appeal
Osborne Park
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VOL. XLV
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PERTH, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1921
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OF PERTH
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holiAlthough Monday was a public numwas A meeting of tire parishioners PRESENTATION CONVENT BALL. day, the girls came along In their o'clock Mass last new on the. advertisement field after the It10 was evening *eclat the to bers As disclosed by an kohl to decided the Sunday, when eery pleasing feature was elsewhere in this issue Bali night. app.ring November; the bazaar sometime in be Convent members, 11u. arrival of several new date of the Presentationand made it can whilst eke and it arrangements lone is rapidly approaching, and we nepe that it whit not be Fund will tale, plat, in the the will be held in the school grounds, DONATONS. our finalised OF when almost have nee', DISPLAY girl In the parish is onItems will every before The bazaar funds Ilan on Tuesday evening of songs, re - committee is Leederville. it occasion the for musical The fur arrangements SECTION.) membership by an art union, all excellent programme few a augmented be still are the by there that (WESTERN AUSTRALIA provided submitted. were will be surprising; have been doprizes illations, wet damesthese the valuable on a card cat,'- of the eyeliner which obtained adtir,ss and not liable and her have Veeley social events People who 3teCornieh, Baldwin, There is a heavy debt on the The popularity of Ilse committee were anticipating ine doll. together n-th MIsses together admission on July nated. which acthe various station- andA', hoping. they fully ittaetied towhich with remained meeting season progresses, the necessary means ofthey has cheetah is tileve, 11:4 the to church, entry .euelealm. the to failed the Increases prise have impurtance stating of ofbank ofti- 1110110e would be cOlivened during this a note Tile and each and everyone is tit Fr. Hay.' eontimied support of early patrons be- 4 next.tile Possibly this ary for years, but nue, the ,Illee the MEI iiiii naryof work After the conclusion ecteele may be sent t3 the cominudsts, warning contained toIn their lie tor. next the the many class heed to debt the this In forward meetthat that committee are insisting looking formation a testimony vials unfortunately. was the adequate Convent. eagerly there ing however, ettepherd therefore gameing had, rot zuldress rolumil, and it is to later. Rev. Molheror to "Fairy Godmother," one of these evenings. provided is elliereeia- interests reduced by a substantial amount this week it was decided that each this matter imbranches or the to attend be postponed tie a lime svelte the must ing, at which nonof iir eittertainment and Leederville. Amite] Om T. sear; so it is to be hoped that every Owing Thursday, 16th Met, there will should make the purpose Royai Cr-erBy catering for deur,: andmilerIreland League or Australia, The secretary -Mrs. Colto lime great aemitit of data of end. mediately. at by the member as pos- led. one will do their hit towards this used which was not rare be a social evening, to which all the the League as widely known important decleitet armed ilaseers alike. and providing Napier -street, mitered Si liffortnation keimiwell. rade, Perth, etre ked cri the outeltei of the G. also is no Is church week kind woman, our the their and all At present Every man A parishioners and the members of the sible. equal to any of to satisfy slate Council during Convention hand, and Its preparation the paciee. elm!! Campetillen." teemed at tamillente lie resift' the all of t...sloe-will and parents nationthe are In or ;topes and time as a school. wet he cellulite Young Men's Societyanticipated to that gathering, matter what party, creed, in the ells-, the roomette,' application. . No holding or the Slate Sell04/1 children come emmilettel to submit it was not deemed committee et eateaetent judges large demands upon Three hate al- ality are invited to attend the meet- held spared by the majority of the On this night It is vited. le severe the support of that publlr demonstration. labour have been endeavours church has in the etre iiiii teatimes ladles and gentle- appointed. and during the Westralla to from lands where the of the Parish Easter.. Slates, ings. Their difficulties and objections manlier of parishioners who, to date. and aceonunodatIon the their will be that the in prizes ready eventuated in thehave call where parto competition committee ages, desirable the will for Fair and been given in regard to joining the League Ill been established °timed little or noti Interest the high attendant of perfection and the general public where wen together for the purpose Milli that awarded. All dolls are expected to Hall will be taxed to Its utmost, well Con- ishee ere fully equipped. and of policy and ote he met in a friendly spirit. We are ha,. the objects retain parochial events to the Presentation assistAmass of detail work heroine "helps to the good cause," and the programme to be provided unit a aimr idea of the had been done. a financial appeal on behalf to the lite tinily prepared to prove conclusively that these yet put foraddition attached le League through the is involved In framing a plan to put be - the donor; will have pleasure and ap- eclipse all previous efforts So for which they are held. in vent ball, and in this, material ever made lecc4r if PERonly is seldom the the is church many far functions Tuesfrom -Determination next 10.1 Self the in direction. the obtained the tore stailholders and others. and -ales for 'tents by local artist,. for their generous ward In this ance has been ler unfortunately althoughyoung Preciation In return MANENT settlement of this most In has been shut out of all To successfully arrange re-a people'. the eXeCU- gifts. yet been fixed, but preparaday evening's proirrainne. will ue con- sources. have "Fairy Godmother" hopes a outside public absence of this, of course, conditions prevailing in this hand to bring urgent question. all of large number of girleetts will compete. Menge, but tills night is in peeto apprise c.y.L.c. a 'timber of those clever ball of splendour of the above, by these to tions are now well In enabled different, not (Thomas tributed the were of vastly are live land meeting experinext before The tile reclose supervision and past six pie Mill cling to some of their old those inte reeted with what they intendtended to initiate them into its mysterthem to a successful coneluston be held at the -kiddie." who participated in Mr. J. quires control, Further Davis) Branch will Park. Excerpt& and for the to enced Sunday, cent "nay Bile" pantominie. the end of the present month. It is expected, however, that ed to do. habits, and have not as yet imbibed appear later. Boys' Club. Victoria dance weeks the activities of the committee of Catholic Austra- tile nieettatie will he arranged very soot, All lovers of Griffin will again providewill the and fuller particulars will State 19, at 8.15 p.m. have been di- the grand spirit hence June titty Council served. is be the approximately be or of result fewweeks ago to invite our the inthe uahso ri;I'veThC.Y..Swereadenweek, but activities swell refreshments and next The music Indena"li2Xbooksrorthr'l°"frressll Arttroe,atlerelaveheenageat lian generosity; of debt weighs come along to Consequentnow. probably freedom end. to this directed been been towards has have rected which ',sae your last tickets, show to The prier of has atril;ply ugustivillaaeges since our that the burden many torn to viz.. creasing members, and night of the ball. the mifroorr:: ttir, tairpn we hope faithful few. soulful fixed at 1/6, entities one to participate ly, on the agenda a el their social evening,aiid their mnrtheresponserha7lirrbersl°conc81"nganabodybeemrratfyingindeed.n of the more heavily on the however, towards opening one new branch, sympathy with convenience practical the for Sundae' detail Oil are members nutest entertainment, and closing remittances in reply, some of see as many or more of young generation discussion at Cotteeloo and district. the Council and brave "little Nation." in the whole evening's necessitating' neglected. been t have not paper will I things. The on Inc 16th. Patrons for giving promise of better be out -done what Is ready requisite to put into the covering letters have been very con- el our evening afternoon last several or so that a bumper house Is anticipated and arranged possible large a everything haetidcot:tnnoist where to soling and cheering. ttoe rheel pis damereatye like The executive To :wheel children will notby any in the action. would journeyed to Cotteslue, on Tuesday next. They Peter Lalor (Perth) Branch. an official the their comfort. leY committee In zeal or enthusiasmtaken A son and heir has arrived at that perhaps readers has just seleeted a few at random from t ou n -day' gathering eagerly awaited A report of last week'snext control of just mention and scope they a very large bundle, and, here and the recent Improvements- to the tennis district. They have Oil Sunday night last Me J. Curtin week. of Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Slattery. antiouticentelit as to the 511115was be published up would wish to know what articles formed addressed a packed house at the home tor the bazaar, and made A branch John Francis. as meeting will stall a to illustratand all the girls will, we are stock few parts courts, in a -street. and of the League. extracted William secured of there, of it, have already their oMcers Heiernlan Hall. The lecture on "Thu hr has been flawed. Is a chubby little and bring their minds to make aatsuccess Appeal sure, come along advent - lug how encouraging to the amidst much enthusiasm. and the head of sell at the Fair, and so to totake Commis- fellow, end a real ",'hip or the old showing and if possible to be Report of a British Labour ably Report next Week. enumerate C elected. Mee the sentiments have been. friends with them thereby /of are age in this week's notes deresults CORRESPONDENCE. final havtaken very the was been when poll also Ireland" have the let sion nits they appreciate the privilege Cintaratulations. Energetic steps a brief resume of some of Judging by the tenor of a recent Meek." give the of West at trustworthiness on. The branch play livered. leaertel ing such fine courts to towards establishing a Al the last meeting of the best of luck, the nice things they have garnered :dye to hand, stating that ontheIdswriter all wish them the will Prighee Commissioner's findings was clearly Heart of resignation farm, the Editor.) and wel- was not harine a good time Monday night Is the first night the Next (To interesting Perth. The attention ofto St. Sodality. our be show will it received we together speaker hoped be it is to this fact to explained, and the for the elocution class meeting. will met parishioners Is directed Eileen Mee:rade from tile °Mee manner conic to those who were not able to be for hi. was having such a hard struggle, THE RE- and Sir. -After reading in the appreciation in a practical to form every mark of appreciation from his hiss be Logue. Loyalty by another column. bill a meeting of Prefect, which she has enleientle of then present to Sr? now publieued air nevertheless expressed the pleasure he the teacher. Mm. Lionel being present at teeir firstonenteraudience. was CORD the invitation her first Interview to tainment the branch, has been called for Monday satisfied Mon- inventory of the wares to be offered felt at being able to send one pound present to have Idled rim a number fifty.rs past, to the Hibernian officials which is to be held League The Brunch membership is steatilly regret. with Ferrow with a accepted the by but and tickets, with night IWO at the Retinal. and recollected the will be our for It along received for sale. opening meeting, the popularity of their and attend growing, branch series of the forsaken of first hig report:, eene. was the having great deal Alike, ratlin' tempted a night who not Last The I am That tt was all the ladies and gentlenien functions promises nothing the Meorade of the "Tower" and taken fearless reply thereto. will be delivered retuilt of lectures which attention to dhriY.uitmene::.` meeting, have been received during the fortnightly tile precincts write and draw your secretaries, and they are very tendeCi At the last meeting held at the Another earnest well-wisher, in on but :emcee, Owing to the fact that be- each Friday night by Dr. O'Meara and to the hon. held up residence at Mt. Lawley. Truer re- to week: that strikes a visitor pleased with the way things are go- Home of the (rood Shepherd they were ling a cheque for two guineas there will he a special Conference of the this parish, where for something as most inconsistent ing, and expect it will be a grand afforded an opportunity or inspecting the half of a company some allies away, Mrs. Parker (superintendent Hall on Sunday, 19th moval from Hibernian Thomas Davis (Victoria Park) Branch. in the Hibernian HallBranch the Home Red Cross) in connection with are hold- many years, they have displayed a keen and untrue. I refer to the Honour auccess. work which has been so gen- said: "I reel that the work of the inst. the Peter Lalor by beautiful AcThe second meeting of this Branch 26th and charitable Roll of the Hibernian Society. Is one deserving First Aid course that so many of the organised Sunday, Church stalls Shepherd on 10.1 the different In to the Good donated of rally entertainnient interest ejoutly next their The ing 22, May was held on Sunday evening, E. and we cording to this the members of the a rumour that the affairs, will be sorely felt, Keane, and held in the hall on Rev. Mother and Sisters. Many of the support of every Catholic and girls were anxious to pursue. Har- June. There is occasion in the Boys' Club Hall. Mr. meeting - envy Father Crowley, of Highgate, up- society died "For King and Empire." Mrs. Wednesday. was an artistic treat uythethe exclamations of delight as one a big ex be May will beassuredly community. must week the in This that on were Christian speaker This rold was in the chair. will disagree last Fur- week, as our president (Miss Coffey') If this peeve.; on his good fortune in securing such I think very few diggers and a great success. Senator Needham. article after another, surpassingly God assist them in their efforts." was a most remarkable improvement morafter e I state that this is noncneque is (with perhaps notice In the "Hefted" worthy parishioners at our expense. with me when beautiful and original In Idea, came ther, in returning a book with aobservaIf future meet- true -and due-we the on the previous one. folk, sense; and I humbly suggest thatThat a abort holiday ho advise all who de- The best wishes of St. Brifridet mbbuskhelaigsaiin views Aumagst those effiPsh stood for II Sc. 6d., the following Into at the same will be given ings continue to progresshall Fell "Who early by an replaced words be LEEDERVILLE. were two beautitue tion was made by a friend In the coun- Kalainunda. prominently out sire to obtain seats to haveJune, and however, go with them. Free." be rate the boys' spacious featurewilluthave Might for Small Nations Next Friday there will be au election to try: "It was with pleasure I undertook the afternoon tea on the 26th Hibesnian pillow-shams bedspreads with The drawing of the art union £20 to be enlarged. The Thanking you and wishing your places at the the total volue of to dance. III ate of match. One was carried out In a de- the selling of the book forwarder's hop- for one position on tile committee, and cheques evening was an admirable add.. ey be Inat their emit, party and fund will grand paper every success,-Yours, theA church least an hour before the gong. which was recently PO5tpened, at Arran - sign of birds In faintly pastel shades, ing that In a slight manner I may help we would ask all members to be along In unimpessiuned. Hall building Rev. Fr. Hayes. etc., on Such doing." Hall mese are so that It may be filled without early, you he provHibernian North the exquisite piece work at the indeed a most noble language, lit was place and the In compelling take held though "DIGGER" more, will be of the next. of handwork, while the other was en- token of syMpathy is most cheering in- delaying the special business of Tuesday next, during the course pered that the Sine Fein movement wall Danis( O'Connell (Osborne Park) (28th Batt.) Priam hall oh Thursday evenine of which that evening. 'and that the Branch. the evening's entertainment. Any strictly constitutional, Mesdames Russell and Dav- tirely done In white, with Mont Mettle* deed, and It Is the like 16. June bigger. Gotheir things British in to the tickets spur efforts on the part of it were strictly Important. charge of the arrange- work, with Inserts of butterflies iu Irish gives heart and Keane, oc- sons having books of in D. are Mr. idson President, The day for each evening crochet lace. A much admired gift In a sheaf of letters delivered vernment to suppress possession are asked to account ment's, and a very enjoyable cupied the chair at the Branch meetAll members and would-be members the was a pair of hand -painted curtains, the similar thoughts are conveyed by corcoercional. To prevent the suspicion on same to the secretaries inuntellately, as is assured to all veto hepatronise on ing, held at St. Kieran's, Church. A big city firm, would do well to read tills einliient opplayed from design being In pansies, enadinz teem respondents outback. of bias he relied almost entirely all butts not returned will be excluded Cards will May 22nd. Eighteen newthatmembers regret- inion: "We have given woman the balwhile be function. that which will for facts. and figures relatedsuchbyaswellpalest stating dance the deepest ordrawing. of heliotrope to the wrote the the and dancing, too from party and shows euchre A p.m., which 10 e to Mr. were elected, but have we provided the young known English writers These cur- ting inability to do anything with the lot, A branch of the Self -Determination held in the ball adjoining the Nedlauds liret-ciass nln5ic will be rendered, front purpie hue of the violet, We are doing good work- The etwirongirl with that protective He also drew upon his ganisers Westerman. Refreshments will tains, as also the bedspread, and pil- sale of the books owing to very fixed for Ireland League of Australia will be on Monday, 211eh. Inst., in aid of to p.m. to I? p.m. was on a hope that they keep going strong. was Mete Which she will always need, and e own experiences while he parish- low -shams before mentioned, will be _rules govereting then, matter, Catholic be provided. to write to maned in St. Brigid's School -room on Hotel the the building fund or At that time, secretary was instructed Is Infinitely more important than which Sisters, the recent visit to Ireland. to its it of Arrangesecurdate, much o'clock. been the coveted when return some 8 privet Ja at they Monday evening cORle to e0rIlbelled Land has already make a note of will Church. in net the State Council inviting a paper ioners Totisf of the freedom the to desired he said he and his relations werewere this meetfor boWever, made be disposed of at the fete. There were but In so Moine'. to be present at our next There ments have already been ed, and a building is badly 'wetted. and do their utmost to attend. Miss Sarah E. Laughlin has con,In sympathy with Sinn Fein, butpoUcy. officers several little kimono frocks for chil- say that while wisnine the venture which purpose with the State Council, and ing to give it a needed impetus. Redmoad's the Ap- tributed to the Catholic Charities Refirm believers ip Mrrefeerele,M your dren In white limn, hand in the 'Park several speakers will be present to exDrive -Join embroidered every success, It would have Membership 'hat al- are still a let it ofis names your us are -Join we read things that to view Drive chief Now,however_ate their Membership hoped they will all plain the objects of the League. All who stet Inlet with Irish crochet lace motifs, peal placed on the list of Par- missing, and Catholic Young Men's Society Now. Of 300 girls spoSociety Now. Me late Mr. 'Redmond InandthehisBritish Christ - positively startling. of while dainty ribbon finished Orr the charities for consideratice] at sent up to the meetings. Members In sympathy with the aspirations of Catholic Young Men's liamentary followers the world that roll the ken to by three workers In Philadelphia to meet are journeyed for a struggle waist line. Council These should In their prove r A little dot up North State the people mast. frisk the to proved Parliament sell 46 per cent. were found to be Catholic. meeting last free and- unfettered Government are ingreat atraction. Tea, supper, and tree sum of t3, and said she could conetitu- members at the Branch they knew how to bring a stage, and had moths, and all sorts and sizes of d'OY- more if required. "I find a pleasure," Nearly 811 were emPloYeil. Each delivered short adnot Sunday. Every friend of to the meeting. tional movement to its final with Britturned to questionable practices as a which were listened to with vited Every Irishvarious de- she said, In doing anything forsum our IeNs. In hand work of Ireland should be the,. only in strict accordance of gener- dresses, of result of their desire of amusement, for enthusiasm. the and I send attention signs much parish and were Herewith in the colours in profusion, Nuns. man and Irishwoman ish method, but in a spirit he was legitimate social of will the gratificetion and book, one of as well as hand -painted and Pen-Paint- Cl 2s., proceeds ought to be there. ous friendship for Britain, isle -steal means seem pitifully inadequate. "For ed table centres, while cushions of you please send another?" THE LEAGUE IN SYDNEY. forced to admit that the Redmonite one every girl," says Miss Laughlin, ereachin face of every description were hi evidence. One Inability did not prove a bar to have policy was absolutely futilethe Carried. Resolutions organisaof church Several form by any ed "I British very beautiful cushion Wag Made of friend, who memoed a line, the attitude taken up by halls, in tion, four are drawn to dance (Daily Press Message.) electricity ; yet crimson velvet, with a most exquisite Man almost a cripple with neuritis Government during and since the war. four to amusement Parka, all of an ehbut Every body nowaday knows so me thing about centre of hand -made lace, with others the knee for wane time, but I enclose The There was no possible alternative Sydney, June 6. (From Our Correspondent.) best iectionable type: end five rely on movtage know more about it. advan rePerhaps, great with tickets." Sydcould hand Artistic the the -painted. tea Cosies, for dainty Sinn Fein. which is the inevitable in everybody LI held you meeting A public ing pletures for ttlyers1011 and relaxaAs the opening night of the "Coo-ce" in all its branches. The of an intel- ney enough to grace any drawing room, of all, slier returning live shilling, sult of the experience Town Hall to -night under the dance field has become too vast for exp ertness good I tion. In the case of the Catholic girl, Fein more auspices is drawing near, and a were also to h, seem, while eotne of the %VIA the following: "I am so sorry ligent nation. And Sinn In thoroughly, and to rely for of the Sell -Determination boll reereational facilities are all too meathe hisis expected, patrons are reonly way left is to master one subjectreference. than any other movement would 'lid delight the have to return same incomplete, League of Australia, was attendance Ireland for in field of the will be Rare indeed Is the parish hall will work better gre. dance help to tile represents that able world dependable tory of the rest upon a rIndodslet s*i=lio-is. fas bi 8 the lenmete. lung sofne day to be by a crowd that packed the minded attended authoritative, an a earnest York -street. Its young folks in the evening; an break open to of such to rooms, etc., of the great majority Some misin- hall in every part. Many people had St. Joseph's School boudoir caps, milk covers, d'oyleys of and I Make 9 a rule not To students, tradesmen, engineers. leaderwill It is truly re- rare Is the club under Catholic be and determined people. at last, ill every description, even down to the promise if possible." The table for the chair- on Friday. June 17th, and Dancing relead- to stand. special jazz complete, yet inexpensive work has come manifestation ship to which a young girl can Commonformed people call the Sinn Fein the with be from 8 to 11.30, wonderful this draped was modeet lu fart. every necesman penwiper: markable Yet every year hundreds of celerity in coming ferred. ers desperate and murderous extrem- wealth flag and over it the Sinn Fein music will be rendered by the ever Christian and zeal sary in the way or linen anti of article nerreshcause. our young stets are passing out from a yellow) Jim Griffin. ists. But the British Government, and player. Popular deserving white, so (green, of colours alt] well kept home was the fancy work for a to Service, know were placed. and the instances the influent, of the Sisters with its well -paid Secret This latter emblem ments will be supplied by the ladles, It would be impos- Quite a great many more there to be seen. to better. Their policy is not merely Interest thus Church at an are when they have not hung conspicuously from one of and a real enjoyable evening should he sible ho fittingly describe the niagilill- retied be given or the not to also contains everything that is gaol or execute the Leaders, but the permit of arrived at a realisation of the real In tell handy pocket volumes, itPrinciples the galleries. It was the only flag spent by all who attend, especially A.C. to rent array of work, and the Sisters are shown, but space will Resistance of Is small It faith. For those an abiding punish, torture, and terrorize facts In the main body of the hall. the of Swan. worth the from over those from known about electricity, to be' entigratulated on its !meth.... mentioning them here. The following whole people. wonder that their chthlish understand-of an Automobile SelfThe chairman (Mr. Neal Collins) do not dance cards Will be sup Seldom. If ever, will the pi olpe of Perth killed in bald wiring calculations and the construction lucid not who Glass Workers' Union. prove this:-In 1917 no police ing or the reeponmibility of religion tke people of Ireland were they and they will be able to ;lee pages, and twice as Plied, 350 ellenre of seeing an arhave tile such -printed. of well en thousands now always Ireland, but Irish houses raided; contrary In Is which forces On the starter. weakening. Tickets. Ladles', Is., tenth, 'rile .:1,155 Workers' Fittonof a fancy gives way to the tistic display, nor such a collection as is exhaustively unowing euchre. 'working men and women arrested; 24 political eurround them during their daily growing stronger Note: The ferry boats preparation men, Is 6d, many illustrations, the vast weed of electricity country were will be shown at the Westralla Pete it eared In the leaders hauled out of their This or- and playing hours." Comment Is Mbarbarous and Inhuman ac- leave for Coode-street, South Perth, at Fair. the the to at stall glassware suppressed; come penile to meetings for the only remains folded. without a trial; tions of the servants of the British To responsible is cvoleing most up-to-date emel), unnecessary; this way, action and 7.35 p.m., and intending visialong and do its part to glee full value remisation display. There 7,15 men, women and children beaten; £3 for such a Library is a sterling investment.pay £3 down, Government. (Loud applause.) Mends-street and the contribution liee tors can return by the Ideas for to for this work, newspapers suppressed; savage senno hatred of England or of Eng- Perry at 11.45 p.m., the last boat. persons anxious to secure a set, yet unable promises to be rather attractive. classes tences for "seditious sentences"; two was Architect. ruling the was It people. ilah to knock civilians murdered; 5 died ofintheprison Personalist. wanted they that England of Goone As mentioned in the report or test fremetiltreatment; not )Applause.) to justice. out. At the request of Mrs. Dan Dwyer, week, the committee invited assistance -"That vernment criminals broughtIreland; CLAREMONT. The Rev. A. Rlvett movedthe announce that 260 from readers to donate a drawing by the executive wish ofto illayswater, proThe Late Mrs. Bridget Shortill In 1918 no police killed in declares that will men this meeting £1 deposit, balance to be paid of Frank Ayres, Mrs. In Nemec. payment may guided world on they be It Is with sincere regret that we the which houses raided by night; 1100 Irish Irish work throughout the supply will mises trumpeted be assiPtilig the Mount Lawley stall In record the death of M.. B. Shortill, On Tuesday night, June 14th. a euties Westraita -out of lion with the lay and women arrested for their men, during the war In favour of sell -deinstalments. at convenient held in Fete. the be will with suppressed; dance and pleased connection party Is to say of the late Michael Shortill of meetings but rime relict peoples executive politics: Fair. The for so many on'y termination each, pages 320 J. many about Mesdames wounded; and formerly of Melchildren Sehool-hall. Cover,. were IL Donnybrook. and Le women that during the week-end Mr. E. in respect of Ireland Ireland St. Thomas' alai Womierly are leaving Ten Volumes, Limp Leather Vocal and Instrumental Concert, bourne, which sad event took place of the 1100 prisoners maltreated in made Prindiville of paper, and that Henderson, architect, 70 St. George's serape the at nits 24th. from the on enterOnly maltreatment; tile had O. the make concert of to le The at Kirrup on the 29th lilt. She time prison; one died Perth, has kindly cemented be allowed, without let or hin- ito stone unturned Terrace. should unall such military; being by Ita11, confidentmurdered to tainment a zr"at sUreePP, and ailing for a considerable 5 civilians from any outside authority, help with the 'remind arranirements kt Perth Town has been no pun- drance qualified success. Mrs. tom im-yen so that her death was not unexpectfairs and markets suppressed;the in her own ly anticipate a large attendance of pardestiny own her and es now engaged hl exceutFete, direct the repeated murEveryto have the offering Born in Chase]. Ireland, 82 years ed. ishment or even reproach for her relations 'Menne!, and their friends. way and to determine peoples." tug a plait which when completed ail arranged three occasions in future. arrived in Victoria in the derers. thing possible is being done to ensure with other Statesforand be submitted to the spc,'ial meeting it on two or revival will take place at ago, she ship, eLort1 Haitian" In 1859, and subThe Irish people in 1917-18 showed Lands (Mr. P. for the patrons every comfort ad e9111 The Minister Is proposed to shortly COnvelle, and The Initial visitor Loughlin), next five sequently came to West Auetratia, the within supper the motion, pinto enjoyment. what a distinguished foreign Junction seconding A dainty Midland In idea an ADDRESS: given ONLY thereby eseryone will be and where she had resided for 30 years. L Mines the and called "an almost criminal patience." said their quarrel was not with the will be provided, and the music will be six weeks, or of the position and how the earnival N. Pettit have consented to act In e011- During her illness, she was attended preparing, British people but with the British They devoted themselves tounder Miller, who will leave the Government. will look when the design is produced. plliction with the Mt. I.awley Stall In by Fathers Reidy, of Clreenbushes, by English form of law, the election If the British com- dispensedto bybeMrs. The floor also desired. had Craftsmen. English Constitution. for and Murray, C.SS.R., and thus of nations was constituted nothing condition. Euchre the conibined effort. excellent in be will the Eng- monwealth lines on of December, 1918, to show not when the happiness and consolation of justice and the artisans, 10 o'clock, till 57, G.P.O., PERTH. The execetise trust played be and on lines of BOX will Appreciation. goADDRESS: was POSTAL lish and the world, peacefully it dying fortified with all the rites of force, then he believed first steps dancing is to be commenced and will of see vices they wished to enlist whose wanted. they what "Constitutionally" one of the In 'Die committee are indebted to Mr. Holy Church. this paper. per- ing to represent by offers of support, as requestel till midnight. mention ever en They had their reward in more 1919, p When 'tee - Jones, of the Royal Hotel, Mr. Cfetirien, The late Mrs. Shortill wasand towards the brotherhood of the white continue the, last Issue of this atsecution. Therefore in January. and out. (Applause.) in thebuild - of the Court Hotel, Mr. Murphy, of the exemplary Catholic, devoted l other your Drive -Join P 110d of stalls, stairing.aalSr. Membership the first policeman as persecutor 1919 supporting the tee tached to Holy Church, and ever ox- e in of O'Reilly, Jeffs, J. Mr. the and M. In Dr. Now. Hotel, Society estaullehed be Melbourne Men's to hers required deepy was ehot; and throughout fate motion, said that the Australian Catholic Young presalve of the greatest love and Beaufort Arms lintel, In to permitting gala grounds in October of this year, -Irebirth her of sixteen policemen met the same men Press had completely mistaken Irish the land for balvotion their deaffixed be their to Intimating calico Ages conflict with will not delay inmini -most of them in the imIt was a unique and touching It was under psychology. as they cutiveiti- conies. There are seven large posterg land. as was ill. to to help sire inless armed than they. be thetrmother elute could sight, Irish the metropolitan that tile raided pression The cenueiltee would like distributed within In 1919. 14.000 houses were elite,. can. by her five daughthey could not, (Loud be area now, and others are In the course :see her surrounded and police- timidated, but at night by armed soldiers to know now se that theyon won't contended of whom are grand -mothers. The executive also ters, all these, the applause.) it had been was the part of eompletion. men; 33:-. meetings suppreesed; a secshe leaves three sons, hampered by any tardiness of the Besides -children Anderson other that the Irish Question Mr. to extend thank to 311X10113 wish are 21 great-grandelected Government and every illegal: tie. who and a was er those That 40 grand question. W.N. Licensed Victuallers' Aisoclation, children. One eon. Mr. Thomas Shoe national organisation declared gather- tarian their support. There was only one taxisandby itwhich for assistance rendered. 476 armed attacks on orderly was was for many years the protill. be secured, could peace children and women 260 men, the "Gisborne of ings: by the resolution. Discount. prietor and editor potties; 20 the basis suggestedwas Iii the parseralatatiteryeseialt. meek the coinhe recently wounded: 989 arrested forpapers declared carThe resolution a mental Gazette." Victoria which supmittee, under :he above heeding, referWill readers pleaseMr.make more leaders deported: 25 in order to join the jourof disported Wesrim tee unanimously. of ried Kelly. requirel Alex equipment murdered. to Hess. red pressed; 8 civilians mote of lilts of the great Catholic on the motion staff nalistic resolved, was also MaIt have Perth. enviers any -street. deportations. If William trona Fair. In 192., more arrested, a returnthe Shoe Stores, Melbourne weekly, "The Advocate." Coats of of Mr. W. Curtis Atkinson, terial 011 !teed to loan for the purpose, and raiding.. looting.. and wrecking give a discount of two shillings In The remains were interred in the Sunby Mr. T. J. would will mur- ed soldier. seconded Costumes, the joint organising secretaries houses. Sackings of towns and mills, the t to the holder of any art union Mid --Season Cemetery on Tuesday last- the this meeting of citi-"That ire good enemeli In ticket upon presentation at his shop bury will they all If glad ders; of sivillans more frequent; in an Smith from he delegates and last rites being conducted by the Very Sydney of zens with the whcn making a purchase. COSTUME, sate factories, creameries wrecked Tricotine Immediately c Wales, demands Black Rev. Dean Smyth. RI.P. Gibeau be -fitting \Veil people into sub- parts of New South erranirements belt, comfortable, A when Brithe collar, wide oilier, attempt to starve the rule. of roll head small collar, withdrawal lapel GOLF COATS, Young Ireland Sooleiy. The Rev. Father Melody. to the Such was the immediate mission to English from Ireland GOLFER, long roll collar, smart long thee made for its carriage munici- tish army of occupation are graduP. BriodY, silk braid, finished turned with tie tasselled girdle, :mart sonia England's answer to the Irish The ranks of the workers is by the British Goground. Our dear priest, the Rev. and tasselled girdle, edged cuff, 1920, repeat- and the cessation campaign pleasing still in St. It Cartage. pal elections of January, of terrorwith braid buttons; lies In a critical state pocket in contrasting shades of patch pocket ally being swelled, andthat of the back in buttons, Yount: His many the off with on Net ing the constitutional demand of the vernment waged finished the silk. the and outrage Ruche Hospital. Bunbury. in all striped cuffs, are here urged to to chronicle murder, and ism, tie, lined agents collar, half Forwarding Coat confor self-government. to State. are the to over Ireland of undertakee bus people scattered friend, copper, emerald, heather, As in- Ireland Society people which is opposed cream, Irish 24/19/6 support. the their rcse, elections Price, vieux rural of accord mei besetting the are at shades Bargain kindly 1920, dances and Juue, which him. In fashionable of Mid-Season B last duct a series of fortnightlyevening pas- anxious about people every principle on behalf prayers for his timated in a par. appearing in Ireland. 83 per cent. of the ThereHeaven by Masses and with do- parties In the favourite Australians fought. in the brown, nigger, emerald, cream, and fawn. PO Finished May God grant week's issue of this journal, and declared for independence. months 74 400,000 Mid -Season Bargain Price, 32/6. tweedy recovery. war, leaving 60.000 of their dead Well Tailored use time of euchre, to be followed by amnavy, grey, black, and heather. nations of timber fur temporary fore. In the following three43 innocent great ermine all of prayer. battlefields," forms their other or European and COSTUMES, dials the ;hinge on and Serge articles and Navy towns here Racked; Only, and other assisting All overflow meeting was held In Mid-Season Bargain Price, 27/6. conunittee is seek- usement for the purpose or Stylish GOLF COAT, long roll smartly trimmed military braid men murdered by police and military. this kind which the cartage will be also the Appeal. In nine and tortur- Druitt -street. Flogging of men and boys ing to obtain, their paedla of Modern Agriculture, collar, patch pocket and tasselled and pearl buttons, with novelty Acknowledgment or upon of material, of gifts For ing of prisoners. and attacksregular also the Aldine Iltatory vtdessential. PAUL. coat, DE golf VINCENT desire to ecknow- volumes in need, the exSPORTS COAT, girdle, a very well-fitting Smart pockets. greatly committee Mornson, two The are by Another women and children became in Ire- SOCIETY OFof ST. they Australia which HighSouth Heart, 7s. the Sacred sane, Mid-Season Bargain Price, £6/15the don- ledge with Wanks time receipt of £10 saddle /lister> emerald, to Conference wish Cassell'' bottle, not of part. of England's terrorism of fawn, does bands a copy hi with ecutive and collar, Utile,, long roll gate. er carrying mane up of donations and proceeds Of of the German -Franco War. In ism heather, was ors with the double burden said that an - sale of tickets through Mrs. Steer, Cawith contrasting shades, in navy navy, royal, cardinal, The winning- 1nunher of edict' In conclusion, Fr. Hayes .. tor disposal In connection any article, but desire to turn to with a Sart Navy Tailored Serge COSwere loyal to the 47e. from friends volumes, Farther partietiall those people who sane, vieux rose, fawn, putty, vieux rose; also in cream tholic Book Depot, Perth, two and back the Appeal Funds. on pleats entire of an of pairs inverted torture this recolors in and TUME, Also next assistance the contrasting suppression variety of in the country. be glati to render lare mill be published In heather, grey, royal, cardinal. generous buttons BALL. like this bra:e wanted ladles' silk hose from, it friend at Cotfront, finished belt, self cut PRESENTATION CONVENT cuffs, and pockets. in the In any ' eeloe Beach, to he dieposed of to aug- port. and Bargain Price, 29/6. collar,-Season all well evidence a sympathy anxious MONDAY, JULY 4th 1921. -Season will Mid 36/ he Who But, Price, buttonholes, and League. Bargain Mid Ben-Determination directions? Au the funds. your COTTESLOE HALL, COTTESLOE. of the foregoingwaiting his knowDrive -Join Membership said, he was convinced from finished. for them. Don't ment Tickets: Double, Ss.; Gents., 55.; organisation Is Cathedral Parish. went into the Price, 26/6 ledge of the boys who war, Catholic Young Men's Society Now. Ladles, 45. that once hesitate but come along now. SPORTS COAT, long roll Mid-Season Bargain great Gibsonia GOLFERS, small roll Smart benevolence, tot firing line of the atineraitle Trains. With I.ate state of affairs brawl] of the Doll Competition. they realised the true collar, girdle, patch pockets, in -collar, pockets and long girdle, of tlig Cathedral euchre Mrs. Miller and Jazz Band. English Model Fawn Cabardine majority tournaof the Sis- ladles in Ireland they and the great organised a "COO -EE" DANCE. navy, brown, sane, vieux rose, finished with tassels, in cream, A charitable lady friend Mrs. T. 0. Keinewell and F. Briggs, of Australia. back smartly stitchherself ment recently, welch resulted in truer of freedom-loving people and WM be held it Joint lion. Secretaries. finters, who desires to deetemee the wiscopper, self heather, grey, brown, royal: also COSTUMES, heather. pockets, fawn, grey, inset towards the would have the courage Hirer £10 YORK tone. of to lodged sum floss has the ed obtaining of Godmother," "Fairy ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL ROOM, collar, tiet on have contrasting they dom to say to the Tory tyrants shades, with and that contrasting 6d., also Now colours; in 7s. Mods. novelty buttons. prizes of 15g STREET, SOUTH PERTH ished money our kith and kin PERTH TOWN HALL. other NORTH Britain: "Hands off you sells hoped la all to It oil Price, UV& the ball roiling, Convent), color on collar, pockets and cuffs. runs. and pockets. a Doll CoMpetition, open must give a Bargain (Near for PARTY AND DANCE. follow -Season EUCHRE Mid will in Ireland to whom betel; of tilts society Price, 115/ of Briattending school, the 1st prize If the Rulers FRIDAY, JUNE 17. 1921. aid tg the Church Building Fund.) square deal." dressed:" branches Mid -Season Bargain Price, 29/6. ' Mid -Season Bargain from Ausfor the doll most "artistically to be held on tain accepted such advice Panting: 8 pm. to 11.30Jimp,nn. the meet neatly Highgate Stall. Griffin. genuine "diggers" the 2nd., for a doll with tangle by Mr. tralia and its THURSDAY NEXT, JUNE 16. orimost neiresliteente. the 1115r. foe to 3rd. -street, and beneficial Wade Ireiment, of is, 6d. more li elOtheg, feints, far be made result will Mrs. flood Miele. re Tickets: ladies, is.; Gents., stall Of dominEach competitor Is ginal ilOtl. Britain and its self-governing Tickets, I /I.. gate, has kindly presented the EncycloYATES, lion. See. VICTOR a in placed leadoll PERTH her "loyalty lip ' sled to havesuitelne receptacle, with her district with the Standard ions than a thousand Mesdannee Russell and liavidguit Because peace and fair -play or other Organisers. ETD., UNIVERSAL. PROVIDERS, gues." only harFOY 6 GIBSON for Ireland will mean not the Engyour -Joie mony between the Celts and Drive Membership but also a NOW. Society lish in the Dominion's, Men's Young Catholic union with America, which is of vital
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