The Record Newspaper 11 June 1921

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VOL. XLV

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PERTH, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1921

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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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MIDLAND JUNCTION.

"Catechetical Method"

The Glory and Tragedy of the Single State

(From Our CorreMiondent.) indirectly benefit its natural activi(IV.) OUR THESIS AND (By Father J. M. Cusack, Sydney.) sinewy last was a red-letter day in ties. Objectively considered Faith OBJECT. com- the °trials of local Church history, finished his training with end now imparts the highest truths. on the Lein the first occasion on which it The "Little Mother." mittee arc to be congratulated he was about to leave for the front. in public procession was held in honor of then is the subattended their efforts of the Judgment Knowledge approval (c) "The sceess whichchildren's were 1 remember some years ago Two Masses plain and reties Corpue Christi, She was a brave girl, and she had Chrisorganising a of a woman asked him to come to the church must accompany the faith, if it is structure on which the ideal the end inst.. celebrated by Rev. Father O'Gorman. tending the funeral dress ball on Thursday, Our object is to be built. to influence."-Welton. tian is Deliving Slier/Merl to be a Hall. Bleed and to make an act of consecration beFremantle Town exposition of the husband the East in a leaving died had who premise. her broken the the sesuper. has I think she commencing immediately after Our end in Catechetics is to pro- harness the natural to the FOR THE "WEE ONES." spite the threatening aspect or was a fore going. Sod found them- Who tile I hope you agree with me that you weather, it remained line throughout cond. A very large number received seven children. The eldest and virtuous natural. We want to make Mollie McMullen, Cuomberdele.for rccowardly because duce enlightened El would rather the summer than the the evening, which fact assisted great- Holy Collllll union, the Children of Mary fine young woman of twenty-four. will say he was !tuned bee card and a cheque The main result we knowledge of faith a stgpping stone Christians. pronounrepresented, the well years particularly venture being 16 the the twins, eyes at dear. in making in his ly Meille. her came tears there were Some people Thanks very much, us. ideal old winter. and and during the Our dreary and afternoon Next to faith. was, fore one of secondary practice virtue. the the undoubtedly seek is but to it success ced Ant very grateful. tri- old, then the others ranged down parting. He had asked her, ants of knowledge we consider rather the winter than sum- the East Fremantle stall will benefit 'natty persons paid short visits, impor- ,is virtue, but to want to bring it "A Friend," Wstonla, sends 5s. for would It was a sad she had agreed not to go to the tant. We hold against Newman Divine Master. from 14, 12, 10, 7. result. Considerably over butes or love to their Gratefully received. mer, hut my opinion is a lot differ- greatly as apresent. the "wee °nee" down closer to us and thus strive to church, graveside where true sorrow many aceonmanied At four o'clock the spacious was, boat. the at 1 saw them part were ent than that. I think. Well, dear 500 sup Dean was Rev. many reach it, through knowing what it Very by their parents. The musicassisted by was crowded, andpulpit He strolled off with that one mid can contain and delivered It was a dumb grief, where the sil- church door. The Top of the Morning, Lty. Aunt, I must close. a remain:, Idled KINN entered. the are not they 1w Mrs. W. A. Hoes, provided more ends means. We may have a certain apto no hyfirm, brave steps; she returned Miss Leech 1011- a most eloquent and impressive sermon ent tears Rowed. There was yours truly. ails. Gladys Ilevron. March, to preciation of the higher and Tell. Eileen Street, Sunbury-, subordinary of Our Divine sterical crying, though which was oft the beautiful love the poor pray. Speaking to her afterwards antagonistic but TERESA McDONAGII. 1.111C1V11 the Grand May 28, 1921. Newman's main thethe Sacrament. in Blessed one another. present gious end of Catechetics, ixy virLord relnesentilig tine tots. two one by their the only he is she said, "Father, and headed Bear and the resultant The entire congregation then took pee! orphans stood there to pay Sure enough It te, Teresa, dear. Dear Aunt Bessy,-No, there is no Teddy aim re- sis is his lectures on University edu- tue, and yet find it far from effecwhy you could forget aeffect tnost In a procession around the church last respects to the mortal remains I have to live for, but if God bif, and I I have wondered so being very prty an"one idea is not need for that look of surprise. cation, is that tual in influencing our lives, whereas far away from very can not %lorded I you bear, leading. think and me, the Cross pitied I grounds, Next sacrifice quires the Everybody the vivid contrasts pre- in meier were the boys, then the girls, of their mother. of education the ideal of being well up in Chris. have not quite forgotten you, al- the city. I was, however. quite cer- marked, To him other idea." the nmiti-colored coetunies the poor father make it. Somehow, I feel he gives I'm by The grief you'd remember some day, and The them. picture sdeit as carrying appropriate banners may more though to all appearances I had. lain coin. at like a stamp one senting doctrine is something a kaleeloseopic %Ian Norah, for back." brave won't a mistake. be come didn't make like ladies of the parish followed; then was awful. Trying to witnessed 011 occasions That namesake of yours has jolted flail and will you any kind of stamp, but tangible and concrete, Is too much interested In her is onlyPrizes ramp the men, then the Children of yet not daring lEvery evening saw her kneeling give were awarded as follows: my memory again. I intended to perhaps. one. It is a sped- therefore appeal to us much more to spare the time to come to the this. Page Mary and the Aspirants, and their his children's sake,trying select you books must Jenkins, flumes, and who boy. to Tabernacle, the -dressed hard before Best again. her spare Boy; heel -dressed girl, Rene Marron. regalia added a touch of colour to the to speak a word; write some time ago, but-well, you Corner, or perhaps, We consider the concep- strongly, just because it is natural. she was fic idea. lessons. boys, procession. spare time Is taken up by her music About a dozen dainty keep back the hot scalding tears needs to be told for whom know-I don't get too muchseem Girl: art union prizes: English. Why then not make use of this nais a musician, I'm sure, because Gaiety Eller}; Ten months afterwards tion of end too narrow,. endsAristotle flower-strewers preceded the altar that would come into his eyes. Ile praying. to She girls. 'Nellie time. You and your cat in his tural motive as a means of rising -2 every girl I know is learning WillieW. C. AllaW111 more many nearly Judge admitted as canopy bearers, and Rev. boys and the to officiated received the fatal cablegram fur an exam. I've Mrs. be spending your time very comfort- music, and preparing fur luau Klr y carrying the Blessed Sacra- knelt to say a last prayer; he could Iinform of the "Architectonic" State. towards a higher life-"to harness met with popular concept death decisions her brother's her and her of a o number There you prayers been saying away. Have minis himself The procession Was very Im- hardly drag ably in front of the fire. layers it as it were The colmilit tee take her ment. all admit many to the chariot pray for Nerab if approval. lately. and altogether devotional. Yes; them in which ,men are from wounds. a knew yvhere and Again, we'purposes, thanking her for was pressive finished your cusnton yet? she'll write, but only if she'll write. So opportunity of splendid as _competition, of the supernatural, so as to inWhen all had re-entered the church. are two things find her, and waited in moral supper absolutely helpless-in sorrow and when I would our old cat is rather a nice specimen, far I haven't fell the winter, and I hope kindness. In Awhich was given, and Benediction devotions moare youthful of pleasure and use the prizes, and steadiness of speed There, crease the moment. solemn fur that haraeeed by the Proelded, eyes for the day ended. in sickness. It is in these that a before the Master who had taken tives in school work- Having only our going forward." Yet we must but would you think by the photo you are WV'titebeing arts lid evers Ills TrrpairllOrrallprettily have have that you now often looking ()entrThe Mechanics' histitute, Bellevue. weaker dignified the called a very was though woman, that such The hall justice. ex- never forget that such ever returned to your loving. reOne one end would make Ethics lan- presented a very gay 1111111earalle0 ore evergreens, Chinese tattles when a hits I broke the sad news. ain' with flowers, creature could become so wicked and AUNT BESSY. Friday evening. May 27111, wnen the sex, proves her strength whilst the mains a means to the end, and our look full of anguish at the Taber. tremely difficult. terns, and undignified as to steal a piece of roses and carna- Plain and fancy dress dance, organised strong man breaks down. A man's nacle, and I heard her utter, "My with Cateend of -a main the the bedecked be-"In (b) Taking should were here principle himself artistic le aid Of the Convent School, was held. sorrow certainly may not be as loud He actually helped a most taketions, arranged inBrady Phyllis Has Seven Sisters and manner. Then she bur- chetical Instruction to be the reli- pursuit of the natural do not forwe carried out the The crowded hall was very prettily de- or as hysterical as that of a woman, God. all I had!" Mr. M. to the cake, but a hardly think for finthen corated occasion. child, for the For weeks a of the usual Words purBrothers. his gious formation in the Three her hands. In ied face in M.C. her supernatural-so of it, the get duties stealing onerous should acusc him of Vera but it is deeper and more terrible, of delight- cointnittee, comprised of Miss her sobbing in the' subordinate aim is to make re- suit of the supernatural do not isher! style. Among the host 10 Salisbury Street, I suppose he thought he had as Materna' set, RrOW11, Mrs. Harrigan, Mrs. De Mars, rendering him absolutely helpless. were useless; I left dresses I nolieed theMay McCuseer, and Mr. Herrigam worked unceesingle. Such was the grief of the father of the presence of the only friend she ligious instruction as thorough an aeglect the natural." Kalgoorlie, May 21, 1921. ful iir misses much right to it as anyone e:se. Did ronsisting Cusefforts were crowned with aid their she had lived for educational subject as it can be. All now had. We seek a living faith, and to Dear Aunt Bessy,-This is my first Rosie Fox. Vera Maims, Kathleen I tell you before that old loin could with the result whom I speak. The last words 1 had gone. sumpton. N. unexpected secret.. The Convent door heti Such aims are not antagonistic. in secure that we want our 'wills to Phyllis Mann's, Irene talk? He follows us round when we letter to you, and I hope you will ack, was heard the priest say as he finished O'C iiiiii or. ()th- that a very handsome cheque Kateleen and obOur ilabbedy the the other. and helped closed. fact one been Evans the prayers were, "Now, Mary, be lung since have a reason for that faith. Our Moonstruck. handed to the Sisters,. Mrs. go to milk the cows, and keeps ask- accept me as one of your nieces. ere were Bernie Regan. ertleine Rouen Her. generously supplied the music, and brave for your father's sake." And world called her "ail old maid." But ject then is to raise the intellectual object then is to maks ireeeasoned ing until he gets some new milk I go to St. Camillus's Convent Mavis DuMeld, to thank 1021: the wish 81111 committee her by Times. woman Instruction Pant of Religious Australian status is another He Tee. she was Jim I am per's; School, South Kalgoorlie. poured out of the bucket. That of whom Australia and the world making it a reasoned subject as subject. How are we I_P'that? who contributed towards the I heard her whisper "Yes." Ilya!), 11111011111: Loris 1111111(111, 11111se Such is our purpose in this essay to very particular about what he ten years of age and am ill the Eileen 0111: Eileen Troy, cit.:dere:lc prizes and supper very sincerely. The frail girl, though her own heart was Gypsy much as possible. That it can be explain. The means we adopt to occaMAW'S. 111,41a1111, Hondas, Keenan and might well be prou7r. rare Archr Culthe His Grace Sheila third class. drinks, and it is on very Peggy Brown. Baby Bulle Moon- Parker, had rather a hard task; how- broken, steadied herself, and then fact it snany such obvious. In and give made is quite go on so Lorne Balser, I could raise the intellectual status of resions that he will drink separated bishop was up here on Sunday, and lity, Qualseress; TreIOar. and their decisions were popular. went over to her poor father miler' Squaw; ever, You know not only develops the mind indirect. ligious doctrine is to apply to it the taadys milk. Well, so much for cats. I my brother Will and I were con. struck; Beattie, The following were awarded prizes:- said to him, "Come, father, be brave. examples, but sufficient. Mary susace. Kewsie: Minns them yourself. ly, but it helps to bring the child's approved method in use in other met you have them; Mies Haynes D. (Jester). A. and E. eleBoy; Sailor could tell you of old Tom's virtues finned. I have seven sisters and Joekey; l'objoy, C. now." place Barnet (Hayseeds). A. and II. Jocelyn d'll take mother's We have patron saints of every Natural reason to the highest degree subjects. If a method is a good We have a cow Max Johnson, (iseov Girl: 0. Slater. elurtrie and vices till iurthet orders, but three brothers. H. McDonough (Good- Strengthened by her gentleness he class-the servant girls, shop girls, of perfection. Bark', oar:armee (Buttercups), Frank Faith is sub one it must be general, and then now you know that he is not quite and a lovely little pet calf and we sunteneer: It. Smith tstinflower), Hazel arose, wearily turned away, and factory girls, clerks, etc., etc., and, jectively a true For Sailor Boy; Phil Ryan. night). Mahon, wino, ter and even the high- why exclude Catechetics from such I am RE. and THE leaks, have We carnet' as he Bailie. it Col(Thistle), D. call !Widens (Granny so good battles strange though it may seem, every- est perfection also Sailor: Kathleen Cassidy, Irish chandterlah0. of natural rea- advantages as it is admitted Others in fancy cos- went home to fight life's to lain that Demi ur Tabby will not CORD every week and I hope to leen: Elsie Lewis, Stars and N.Stripes; that afterwards CarMarie alone. Three days " were Rose Troy (Night). dress; one of them was what the world son. Supernatural and natural possess. see my letter in the Corner. Now, Jack Pusey Spaniel* be jea:ous. Mitchell, can (France). enniewinoughey (Maid girl wrote a note to the young man may call "an old maid." Stars and Stripes; E. Japanese; knowledge is exercised by the one Now, I am taking it for granted dear Aunt Bessy, 1 must close as it mody, Boy: of Erin). Nichols who was to be her husband in six May Brown. Nell Regan. Kathleen Page your Drive -Join human reason, and the power comTang - Jack Carr and Jack Nicbols (Tennis): Membership is getting late. Love to yourself Kathleen that tI am on good terms with evThe Selfish "0:d Maid." Tenney, Kewpie; I'at Catholic Young Men's &misty Now. Lennon, Joy Bells: Amy Haynes (Japanese), Celeste Gil - months' time, telling him that she eryone (cats included), so will let and the "Wee Ones."-Your would- hey. Sinn Fein: Avie girls municated to it by Faith must also But there is a danger of Horn, Pierrote: Jean Wat- Ian (Italy). Myrtle counhard (Fairy), had made up her mind nut to marry PHYLLIS BYRNE. Dossie May Betty it go at that for the present. be niece, Hedge, evening dress; D. Wilson and V. Sheep (Ballet Dan- as her vocation was clearly marked growing selfish in this state. This son, Rene cers), Itorace Costello (Pierrot), ThelI was in Perth a few weeks ago, Well, ins' dear Phyllis, your first let-I StellaRose; Mulcahy, evening dress;Hanalei', and Smith (Gipsy fortuneteller). Gladys by God to stay with her father and world goes by extremes. the generter teets a very warm welcome, Serbia; Kathleen buttercup: ma but I didn't happen to see you anymy own Hellion, Barbara at is this lat- ?lAsti!hlic4141.fieliictilttfiesilfesffnAttifelffAcitcsik-litetileAteliiclite.* of one now hope you Heide rear the younger children. She ask- ous and the selfish. as are Wilcox (Quaker Gill), Dan to Baker, baby little a Gypsy; where. We took often write you will nieces, Eileen dear little Bear), and Miss Marsh (Pom- ed him to free her from her pro- ter class that brings the discredit dress: Bdos evening Steeply. Phyllis the Children's Hospital, as she to me. I are glad to know that yott of a certain age." Nesbitt, Irish Colleen; Annie McAlpine, to "sisters by trying on the her to please mise and doctsn the both and evening it> sick was very evening dress; Bettie Leece, Rule: Alice whom to It all depends on the person. There euchre party and dance is being find someone else with dress; Avis Fletcher, Horne and the nurse advised us to take Gabbed'. organised to take place during She implored him is no doubt that a life of indepenthe share his love. %Vinson Dutch girl; Mary her there. It was just a flying trip, Eileen first week of July for the same cause. not to ask her to break the sacred dence tends to foster faults of charPierrette: Sheila Mallen, ragtime; as we arrived at Perth station at Anderson. Further pat.ticulars will Sinew later. NEW NORCIA Tapper.. sailor; Marjorie promise made to her mother on Her acter such as selfishness. A woman preGriniths, about 1.30 p.m., and left about 11 Jap soldier; Marjorie EilIndian; deathbed, that she would not leave who has no husband to consider, no to McDonald. time Pat much cious baby; p.m. We uidn't have Red Fox. work must she for whom Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph Folly: Marion een Baker, WHEN HANDS TINGLE AND her father, and that she would look children spare, but of course our baby Pete Riding Hood: Linette Hoey,dress;meeting after the others. It cost her a and suffer is apt to concentrate her SMART. etelie must see the Zoo. Lucy Clarke evening dress; her comforts, on thoughts herself, pang. It was like tearing her very I haven't seen you in Banbury for Pope, clown; Eileen Mulcahy, evening for the Education of Young jLadies ZAM-BUK FOR CHAPS AND SORES. lloey, evening dress; dress; Mercla heart out, but she was a generous and her health. All her money ages, and I almost forget what you many a liouseeefe and outdoor me, Freda Mullins, evening dress; Lorna I look back and see the re- goes for personal satisfaction. There are like; but perhaps von will be Florence ker suffers agonies at this season from girl. For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR lassie; Scotch Jennings, no thought or care for others. raw, chapped hands. The skill gets sult of those years. Has her life is Hayden. moth; Marie coin, Gypsy: able to be present at the openirie The world may According to one writer such CreaRene Marron, variety girl, aid many parched and sore, and breaks into Pain - been wasted? of the Cathedral, which is nearing particulars ful cracks. The way is thus opened point her out and speak of her as tures merit the epitaph of the selothers which I could not get completion. AM171,178671P1M02177177frWiP8W4V1 2,01PF2V4V13;2011FVC of. unfortunately. This Is east's. one for deadly germs to set up blood-pols- an old maid, but of those children fish man: There seems to be a terrible lot of the most pleasing attempts yet made on and ulceration. By promptly applying Zarn-Buk. there is one standing at the Altar When he lived and when he died, in connectien with the present objectof sickness around just new. Our Nobody laughed and nobody cried. lye broken, cracked or hardened skin can two youngest boys have had the on lie quickly healed and the germ -peril to -day, a priest of God. Another is Where he is now, or how he fares. The Juvenile Hibernian, met are FILL IN THIS FORM AND SIRING 011 POST IT TO -DAY, measles, and quite a number of For Zani-Buk allays pain in the Convent. Two others Tuesday evening last in st. Patrick's frustrated. Nobody knows and nobodysimihave to prescribed seem with her own of their purifies the married. It was she thoroughly liall, the, occasion and irritation, other children AusNo say it. I didn't GallsNow, Tortnightly meeting, when Bro.presence tissues, and quickly grows strong, hands who made their trousseau, :ar complaints. the healthy skin. gher occupied the chair inprevious tralian would. Well, Aunt Bessy, I believe your meetof many members. The Mrs. el Hazlett, 31 Somerset St., and on the days of their marriage lug's minutes were confirmed as read. Itiehmonil. Melbourne. writes:-"When she was the gayest and the brightest memory must be rankest as bad as LITTLE FOLKS WITH COUGHS. warden's., my of the whole party. Iler one aim There was 110 business of much rouge- engaged in household and Don't you remember some mine. sometimes the meeting bands get very tender, quence, and time ago-i.e.. in my last very early. The new football is a 'weak out In sores, owing to the soda. seemed to be to make everyone else Mothers Find Papa Safe and Invaluable. The young man has marasked you for a collecting card? Wye the children Peps as soon as the addition to tile boys' stock of These painful sores made my hands so happywelcome red raw and tender that I could scarcely ried another, and has his own home first symptom tit a cold appears. Nerecreation requirements. But somwhow or other it never Zarn-Buk was and three children. She loves these glected colds lay 111 the (emulation of Once again the King's Meat', is in bear to touch anything. Please have the Over -Seas "Daily Mail," Britain's Greatest Naarrived here. If you like, you can a as wonderful me picture recotnmended to this time as a weae anti many Calves Of commission, ronstitettons, will we perhaps tional Newspaper, with Supplement, sent to the following address and now, send it the healer, so I bought a pot and a -plied children, and their mother. I once lung trouble can be[care-1 la et to neof exception the With house. Zam-Bitk asked, "Mary, do you ever for 52 weeks, for which an aftlOtztl t of Ten Shillings and Sixpence is be able to collect a little for the Town Hall. the King's Theatre is the the balm to my sore hands. regret glected colds in childhood. its not being The Peps treatment Is the safest and only one ever Ire to professional dra- removed the extreme tenderness; enclosed. "wee ones." married-" She said, "Fa- surest was reniatkeffect exsoothing has cooling and As Fremantle children, for ever discovered for matte long Players. I consider this letter is quite REG. FITZGERALD, After smearing zam-Bire ovrr ther, God alone knows how I long it is the one that does not depend on perienced a dearth or these for some able. your. to wishes all soreness best hands, cracked with is so It my chapped. idle. dangerous narcotics. drugs and As enough, to have my own home with my own lime, the King's has been And His Younger Brother, Frank. Name dissolve in the mouth, the soothReg. won the. Gold Medal two years In pleasing to Mid that someone hes suf- was removed, and healing followed little children, self and Tabby. I remain. your lovbut I've done my Peps ing air -like medicines thus given off succession, 1919 and 1920, for school ticket confidence in Fremantle to open quickly." LILLY ROONEY. ing niece, Zarn-fink is also unrivalled for cc - duty; I've kept my promise." Yes, Pass through the tender breathing pasagain. doors the attendance Presentation at Convent, get to dear, Address piles, rineveorm, uad legs, she has kept her promise. The oth- sages straight to the lungs, bringing Delighted, indeed, Lily. I have often Goornall I sig. Tom Cecil, the chief theatrical en- zone, ulcers, burns, letter. scalds. and all skin ers have all fort and ',Ho% Peps your nice lungwere trepreneur of Tile Port for Many years, rheumatism, grown up now and left immediate tired of us-your Of all chemists 'Address call be changed at ally time without extra charge. and injuries. troubles eau be thought you of the freely given to children, either controlling the destinies is now the Corner; but go to st. Camillus' Setool, and that Silk Stocking Company of entertain- and Stores. Neware or worthless see. the home nest. There remains only whole or crushed into a powder, whiles cousins and rue and and it is jusi; you are so well forward for your to ers. stitutes. Peps are so soul, pleasant that no I'm glad you're not, ane,d that her youngster ageing father, and when goes, he Tom is a large -hearted not too much years. persuading to take them. congratulate you and Will who bas pressure of businepposss my repeatedly assisted our Cawell--. The world may smile and needs de niece. on being I among the 350 whom his A Peps tablet at bedtime clears the leisure. Don't DANCING. We wish a soottepoly of Grace made "Wong and perfect Chris- tholic. charities In the past. that I imagine you have her class her as an old maid, but if ever Throat of dust and impurities, amid ensphere. MOSS will !fold new lurk in his ROSE MISS Min all find you sure 1 am I cm sure you will want to leisure moments. occupy your time. tians." cities EVERY SATURDAY there was a girl of whom Australia sures the bairns' sleep being unbrokAs proof of his multitudinous duties. Dancing know as much as possible Of your Cate- Alex en by coughing fits. A Peps to stick Plenty of work to McCallum. South Fremantle's new- AFTERNOON at the BOYS' CLUB, VIC- should be proud, it is her own pure, on and per- r/11m now, and no ready at all tunes ly-elected The world wants us to be busy the way to school in bad weather IS W. TORIA PARK. at 2.30. Private les M.L.A., has left Messrs. Tabby is the to defend Aus- also a splendid safeguard against colds, your Holy Faith. haps we are better so. Seven and A. Baglin be arranged on application W. noble, generous, native-born and F. sous can M.L.A.. leisure sisters and three brothers! And are C. Angwin, only one lit our house that has sadden chills, Or infectious Buildings. tralian girl, them who sacrificed coughs Moss, Johnson's all to Miss Rose II. Pantos, M's.L.C., to attend to ee the first or the Byrnes to write to A. to spare-be neither toils nor spins, often suffered by playmates. for you his absence in the Eastern States no -street eerie. take a mother's place. me? Why I thought there wasn't a during Writing from 0 Belvoir-street, Redand like the infilienaire hetoowants of in search gone has he on h-easTlithLther hard be wouldn't Byrne I In the State who would keep out nothing. fern, Sydney, Mrs. R. Armstrong says: The Convent Door Closed. helped who creature of Aunt Betsy's Corner that lordly looking that Byrne "My little boy, William had a hacking I ant asked to remind members of don't knew knew there was such aonce himself to the cake. Youperhaps place. I remember one girl to whom the cough, which kept hint awake at flights. Send that Sea II.A.C.B.S. he the whole lot of your brothers TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, cat's philosophy, and The lungs were very congested, for the and sis- the Star of the Oa Monday evening Is a WELLINGTON -STREET, PERTI Convent door stood open. She had seed nelp hen; - ters to me, and I will gladly make a their meeting thought himself entitled to was tight Ills chest. Throat Many of our gallant A.I.F. men returned home very summoned one when at the cony place to irritation kept on self. since his services were all. a big Giveshare M. SHERIDAN, Proprietresa hoped and prayed for the day llly special him citterlefor day and portent business relative to the special friends. I love to themforall, them feeling fit and well. Though worn by privations command of Lily and herPerth and night. The nrst rew Pepe however. take come when she would be able to the district meeting to be held on was so for yourself from your loving, am sorry your stay In ri.lieved the tickling cough. leosenen and nerve-racking experiences of active service, Hall, at leave all things, and consecrate her the phlegm. and banished the chest 10111 inst., In the Hibernian I sin sure you would have felbrief. AlieT Bessy. McMAHON M. MISS A full 11111, and be discussed. points will Perth, the life round to God the seclusion look in of the a they landed back in Aussie saying "I'm feeling Joeed tightness. \Ve Ord a timely dose of I ter is requested. as the issues involven Choicest Pastry, Fruits, and Confec- Convent. She had stayed with her pees places of interest In the city. and speedily nips any cold hi the bud." tionery. parafit." Buoyed up by the beneficial sea voyage and of let serious to are exceptionally pleased should have been very Kathleen Mothers! For safety, insist oil PEPS, and "Inky." Hay-streeti. (Near Perth or -street, until Pier mother her younger brother members 32 to all me. liked I mount importance you make a sketch of the thrust and theist remedy free from and expectancy of fire welcome home, they DID State the the society throughout You have very Gifford Road, Bridgetown, left school and to your drawing, Lily. had started out dangerous all drugs and narcotics. Of feel " in good nick." Make a point of attending. and do not lunch Unproved In your sketching, and May 29, 1921. cant his living. Then she felt she Chemists and Stores. DINES G. E. not did if things afterwards grumble I think it was a delightful old head Dear Aunt Bessy,-You must go as you would have liked. was free to go. All arrangements vou sent me, but though benevolent and PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, But now, the re -action ! Weak nerves, insomnia, len not have been wondering what had beAt last we are "all In the know" re made, but God wished other. kind looking, it's not me. were 068 RAY -STREET. so. come of me, it is so long since a move which has been workquite so antique-nu, not nearly will UNDERWOOD BUSINESS despondency, and similar ailmentsI (Carding wise. Her mother suddenly sicken for ing systematically at the Port I'm having iii' picture framed ani have written to you. The wet wearesponand leaving her the ed died, treasures.. Some dredges have Several the aftermath of harrowing expersome time past. keep It among my READ Charday it might fetch a big suns-wheo ther has set in at Bridgetown now. been engaged in deepening the of rearing her brother, a sibility COLLEGE iences "Over There." Are you a sufThere la in our midst a curious type bright boy you and I are amongst the "Immortals." Is it very wet in Perth, Aunty? I nels leading to Garden Island. "When summers. She of,15 Kerry Ice Is Bright I hope all the stressless has gone front have a little kitten, he isn't very the channel Is completed there should of Irishman. ferer? If so, test the nourishing, Your Patron turned away from her cherished de - O usINEss TRAINING FOR GIRLS. your house. and that the "wee one" little though, no difficulty in getting big ships to And the Price Is Right. be calming influence of CLEMENTS and he is all black. I within a quarter of a mile of this age solicited. nine A8255. whom you took to the hospital is quite sire, and once again took up het The Full Business Course, six hours did reply forget to send was trying to suggest a name for "shore." This remark was made last well again. TONIC, the thirty years' old AustCross though every year meant a per day, 120 for the year, payable sent you a card, Lily, dear, but I a prominent pastoralist as lie and finally settled upon "Inky," week by ROWLAND,. AND BRIGGS term. A Year's Course, E5 per reach to her, for ralian medicine that hundreds of lot she had already one on receiving your letter, and I hope him, or Robb's throw within a stone's stood but Perth (Oppono one three hours per 812, payable day. else could get 603 WellingtongrateI am into the by now. got It vou have jetty, two mid a half nines from oily site Railway Goods Yard). The Premier eel her 28th birthda y. She did het "diggers" recommend. f3 per term in advance. EVENful to you for helping me, and t thank way of calling him that, so I. let it WWII. added. "and if the he "Yes," danbrother her from kept Abduty, of W.A. Merchants STUDY ONLY-Shorthand Stone ING I might drop, and YOU for your good wishes. we Lime and he is just plain "puss" Jetty is extended another 400ft..water." Typewriting, and Bookkeepingsolutely the Highest Percentage of ger, made a home for him. It was have the pleasure of being at the open - now. of get 40ft. to able be Buy a bottle of CLEMENTS TONIC would He Prices strongly objects to being Write for three evenings per week, 82 108, lug of the Cathedral and geeing you the Lime In the State. years after the mother's death comments were concerned withMeat per term. and particulars before purchasing else- ten now ; probably there's a"digger"you there. Write as often as leisure will played with very often, and won't The prospects of. tile West Australian a: during the cruel, dark days of the B USINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS. defy competition. We where. permit you to your loving, to expects have anything which to do Ltd., with anybody Exports Co. know who is not feeling quite as No connec- war, I went one evening into the in the trade. AUNT BESSY. freezing only Briggs ';nurse for Boys, six or anything. except his dinner. I open extensive abattoirsonand Full Special under stmttrading a others with tlon church, well as he should be. Also you may of ert a site I saw a YDablit: and there cold storage works hours daily, Bookkeeping and AcLime for Manure at very suppose Tabby will soon be think. and lar name. to Robb's jetty next Sep- low close before EconoEileen's First Letter. kneeling Illstory, acres woman Economic man and counts, need a restorative medicine during rate. ing about getting before a nice cosy tember. This Is certainly good news Technology, and Geography mic A second the Blessed Sacrament. emthese trying days of business and 1U Ware -street, Boulder. fire and falling asleep. I am learn. for our people, and will surely tendhave Business Mathematics, Commercial FOR SALE. He were. who they me I showed look °Mee Correspondence, Dear Aunt Bessy.-This is the ing music now, and I like it very ployment for large numbers. and English domestic worry. THE ONE SET OF STATIONS OF was sound. said Fremantle Procedure and Business Method. 'first time I have written to you, and much. In Beauti- was leaving with the troops on the Prints. (cowered I only began after last already CROSS I that proves development latest Civics and Elementary Economics morrow. It was their last farewell, full oak frames). I ask you to accept me as one of Christmas. A fortnight ago we bac This Work proceeds ant not far wrong. 85 per year. payable for the -Z20 x Size, 2311). consecrate to conic Great had they and your many nieces to your Corner. a mission here. Father Murray was apace with the erection of the North term. CLEMENTS TONIC is sold In every PRICE, tie 10s. holy mills works at EVENING STUDY ONLY, three a am 11 years of age. I go to St. the missioner, and I think he is very Southern flour Apply THE RE- themselves to God and His town and city throughout Australia. Fremantle, also. They will be completedI Inspection Invited. evenings weekly, 82 tote per term. Mother before he went away. Ile CORD. Camillus School, South Kalgoorlie. I nice. He only stayed a week at somewhere about the same time, particulars. further for Call or write man-the was now a fine young have a sister, Doreen, and a bro- Bridgetown, and then passed on to should think. 0357. On Sunday evening last a new de- SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL world had long ago classed her as an COLLEGE, Kt/siege/ ther, Tom. We were iii the Corpus Greenbushes. Our basket -ball sea- parture UNDERWOOD was made at St. Patrick's', when net long WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, HIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. old maid-the loyalists Christi procession to-day. and it son has just began, and we derive the Rosary was chained by the choir ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. BOARDERS and DAY since singled hills out as one who was lovely. Will you please send much pleasure from it. This innovation Nora is amid congregation. put SCHOLARS. had and and to the solemnity had no dependents, inc a collecting card and l will do writing to you soon. She told me added greatly ASK FOR devotional aspect of this simare prepared for Uuniver. him off everywhere. Ile looked for Pupils my best to collect for the 'wee not to use up all the news, but I general and beautiful Catholic custom. The sity, Commercial, and Musical Ex work; he was told to go to the war. RYAN ones." I will now close, with love am afraid there is very little to tell. ple inRosary was followed by a very Motor Car for Hire Day or Night. CLEMENTS TONIC LTD,. ROZELLE. N.S.W. the arrinations. At last, disheartened, he enlisted. Dodge and kisses to yourself and the "wee I must close now, with love and structive sermon on "Visits to Father to Car No. 208. Motor Garage Teleapply particulars further Rev. For by Sacrament" Blessed ones."-Your would-be niece, good wishes to yourself and the your phone, A1927. O.P.O. Motor Rank, Delve-Join after white' the usual monthly REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. Membership EILEEN BARRY. "Wee Ones."-J am, your loving Casey, A3458. Catholic Young Men's 'Society Now. procession of the. Blessed Sacrament and Tel. A3810. Father Benediction took place, Rev. Eileen, Alanah, you are very wel- niece, RYADT. KATHLEEN come. and I am glad to have you as Abearne being the officiating priest. Kathleen, Avourneen.-Glad I am to The East Fremantle branch or the out of my little nieces. I have several MONEY TO LEND. EPPICIENT k -EXPERIENCED little Boulder friends, but I think the greet you. Come In among us all and Self-Determination for Ireland League RENTS COLLECTED. cold and wet weather keeps them too look at the great surprise you have of Australia held a most successful soThere's a lime fur wet! There's a Why, surely we did think cial and dance in the East Fremantle much beside the nre with the family given its. time for peace! to cease, cat. They have not been to the Corn- you had gone away with the fairies: It Town Hall on Friday evening. A full A time to begin and a time Perhaps your is so long since we had sign or tidieles rennet will appear next Issue. er fur a long while. a Hine fur work, there's a time There's CONDUCTED. AUCTIONS abthem of their remind letter will of you. Well, well, we are all read Many Frementleites will be interestfor play, STATEMENTS. MONTHLY slay and Doreen to If Tom sPtICP and me. to know that our Bridgetown friend is ed to learn that Sunday last saw the nine to go and a time ran write, send them along to the still faithful to the Corner. I and glatt departure of the tug Uraldla, which Alan's changing mood needs light and I am glad you took part In to hear that your time has been well for many years has been Corner. identified shade, the procession in honour of Our Blessed occupied between music and the ells - with towage work at Fremantle. The Kith., 191.2. For such is the mould in which man 'Phone, A3370. Lord in the Holy Eucharist, and that mien and I hope that you will profit vessel has been replaced by the more was made; Ire I will send a you thought It lovely. from time latter. Missions are great powerful and better appointed tug And for coughs and colds he Mids. card, and I'm sure little Eileen will do things, Kathleen, dem., to bring our boat Euro, and the Uraldla is proceeding Brick We have beautiful allre. tier best for the "wee ones" and lier thoughts bark to duty and obedience. eastwards to take up the dutiesrsesceel.ntPeppermint disA time for Woods' Great easy for Sale within Houses AUNT BESSY. Now, I do hope, during Father Murray's ly performed by the former vessel. Cure. We have ample Funds to lend tance of Cathedral, Monastry, nice Instructions you remembered your One of the most efficient and trustold friend and your cousins, and that worthy officers of the Fremantle Ha, -175, £290, £250. £300, £500 up to St. Joseph's, and other Churches Teresa Doesn't Like the Winter. you will be more attentive to us in hour Trust is Mr. McDermott whose In. of Rates Current £5,000. and Schools. Good terms if reDon't let basket ball in- happy disposition and natural the future. tact 6 Salisbury-st., Leederville. terrupt your correspondence. 1 shall helps him considerably with the crowds quired. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT terest. Dear Aunt,-It is a long time be glad to get a letter from Nora, and, when For Children's Hacking Cough, a popular steamer Is berthing. obKathleen, you might not perhaps, you I hope since I wrote to you. The month of May devotions were nieces other dear CURE to reinind those ject the well attended at St. Patrick's, never thought I had deserted you: and nephews, who I hope attended Inc nightly WOODS' GREAT and recital of the Rosary but I have not, dear aunty. I hope Mission, that I am still welting for their Benediction Sacrament Blessed of the I think i will write to Rev. MR. J. L. O'SULLIVAN, you like the winter, which I think letters. service. 41 BARRACK -STREET, PERTH and beg her Intercession in constituting the Representative. is very dull. i hops the "wce ones" Mother, (Opposite Town Hall). favour of the Corner. Do von think I e are uite well. My sister, Norah,

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Tommy Coming to the front fast is The de was ae idnible as deMilieu. right through. Grit le his motto. charge Martin. the line forv.hrd work of Dinand AO Austin. whoSepropoelfence work of Owen Outridge and seored a Mlle.. round thousli closelY waielleil worrying a on sevhim limelight was ny O'Brien came into being the restilt he three goels. eaeli one antl by of eral occasions, both being opposed a good kirk. of a fine high mark. eraie', high' marking wae a feature and weighty opponente. fine work of Out lie Fen. more seasoner' Then there was the air game at Stile/leo. last year's forward, elle" 1110. O'Shea. the on "Stevie' and the MO. supridge. both of die Mill down jtitMlolisly wee amongst the most ardent of broke down a nuinber ground; 10. Steele, as the maroone' pivotamong porters. Evidlently -Steve" believes In tint Past %gest,. attacks. and 1,1 eeInitpsei best nein. Was Seell at hie beet. ile gets infashion. the policy of "The old love is the Steele a iniet eli.ver In the fine work of itaeli players the and waThere love of all." Joe lie showed rare low passing was eeceitent. Subtaro stork, The society's great cricketer. Now, that made movee gritty and persletent. -time forward rew team. Canny, lead the Perlii the board were soared when at quarter \Vallie was out or. whether between Joe, surely Allek's persuasive powers showed: You would Free wimbrume. lines. was are not to be wasted. greeti co:Mune. ate lite sticks or on the rorward etiblaco, 4-1. to the cardinal look well in an ofall neggetY Players a power of strength West Perth, 0-3. A quartette Ills kicking and combinalion. blue Woodthorpe. Hurst and ile Raphael, Brinnan, produeed The second term player's wag such as all know of "Whinnies. Ryan. Gee, the last-named !grit nu, ,id. in Green (By "WATTLE.") of the game. and seivriii Saxe, Grey, this dieplaSe football ills by The Sent: go. atMonday'. Easts 27in Nice Quality Jap. SILK, in shades of Pink, last, lays version or time other had the acheillaee then Monday of ile end. From the bounce and city that willi a it In hie not Bloke is Particularly saved with to tem, also Heliotrope. -hest bark Man" mental there was very little The WEEK END RESULTS. tacked. out McKenzie Jim Lemon, Vieux Rose, Mastio, White, and Black, pare we, I -taint to the title rain now sot but popular Drenching unrun. cont.stants. the practically dashing wa, lle tween Yard. Stale. oil 2/11 the SATURDAY. Special Offer, on either in Ilie Enthtpeastie Jack Waldt in an with four minutes gone, min- maintained. and with feet men Sublaeo. WIN forees for to-daY'e idelure aerial artists beaten atSheedy eeem reinantes o.1 I (63 points), players left the field. At elevenre-apstile, Intermingled with Were whilst not 50 prOn11Several were promiquality Parity n This players Oval, only. the itaving 9-7 lel Putetsi Perth Navy three al in WS% pant GE, fano SER Ea,I lertit,e_e utes gamee, football Coating defeated eirina,1,.. de. previous with or note, us i ,,,,lie.s. UM. Best Quaiity they were accordCarter nent as in somebest. eee, eras°, Peered, and play was continued. Especially wae mete on Monday. and Special Offer, 11/- yard. after a feest-the flist Or the the of West's whistle. and the oval resembling a lake was sold at 35/. yard. fettled Perth, 1-7 (19 pointer. hale when his mark - ed a hearty welcome. Met the etrongly. and was doilig well with in so this feet attacked blood In Perth O.K. flood. the nighest with a weather conditione mere MONDAY. and unahrinkable Evans drew first paradise. Inv and 'Orkin?: was of NEW NORCIA. 50 Pieces of Cream WINCEY, double width, tied Alan ecrambling it was realty a rootball fans' standard. single. The players were yard. Weet Perth. 7-16 (58 Pointe) was easily and many were and the big Crowd was duly appreelative nue piey. Ontridee in tile nrst half Moreau met Butler on Wedneeda.Y wildly for the leather, This is an absolute Bargain at our famous low price, 1/11} Ills am, ,,,,,,,,N. ,ipp,,,,,,, prsis ,.,,. with !sublet°. s - t 0 . es point,' . water of ground. the anticipated. inches on man was two best match about rolled in and a good put their the of commencing , great mark mane Merit Hew the Clubs Stand.pts. v. grand to watch. even for the first in a good heavy weight, a capital A. Hoft was the means The leas, was N'fI'N' the TWEEDS ilne battle marking wasThomas, a Winter dashMe:Omit:I there Double -Width East's is ee. s. half Met Young at Merin,: scores attack, Perth "Digger" man. play,d a good game half of the genie, Club. Oliver receiv- hands odds was the spirit Mat Moved 141 another 16 218 goals 3 . kicked out of bounds. material for children's wear, in nice grey tonings. 2,, 2,6 East Fremantle around the kick- lime being:-Ntorgan, ,5 44 ,I la another shortly againet the secNow A IIIIP Ittirst kept Ills "skyscraper" Lee, pets!, biels. ed a tree and Ingle \Vatt 2 goalS Special Offer, 3/6 yard. repeat- throughout. made a them. Po the ineldeitts Albert hisskick had most certainly not effee- Butler, was Morgan aftereards however, ' wing. ittee however, was ond half, right it 8 3 2 -' to hold shaves ing throughout the quarter. 284 283 great attenapt an of the play, and some narrow were etill r":"18""" 4 2 3 8" 21...' 36in. Linen Finish PRINTS, in dark d ust f a11e d to hold Reale,. of goals. In COMP back. or very were stopped by 'Mansfield Yards Bahen and Ste.le front, has in ' Thousand right Cain Three . Toni and " tl e 1 roons ills game Shacklock was 5 f aiodi the scores This is a grand criality. en, to 1919 berm. *We" the elippery sphere. battling When the final whistle blew eeubiaeu1.""I. . egame. 'in the ',levier czar parte noels' 11115 SeaSon. werewo,.,, grounds of plain fancies and stripe effects behinde; But. a d Cra'e il wl,4,s: 6 goals l The Mel Saturday was hie 11.SI a one deven aliPlauded for hard and Wicks put in tie ,.0-, Special Offer, 1/71 yard. on East's back evere:-Morgan, The best for behind's. of a th.:;Nasity" Brentnall. 1 goals centre, but Cinoris ler, that was servicea leen eel ',one, Hoefor usual Following ilevrou, line, played his lite winners were Morgan. good defensive work. Riconi clevert-y defence LEADING GOAL-GETTERS. 111, marking Was .Uperh. Gill; while Phil iliainition. 16 ralirI year piehr:oaol strong Eastern rushgoal. Shortly af- 4n%; in seeur- rigan. Kelliher, and II. Cimpbell (5.1e) nrstriLiter,I. a p,-iiritolietiiillxt-Ips SEND FOR OUR IMW WINTER CATALOGUE. emS'ongtelithe ea,re very tOrtunate White and lire., flutter, Conway, /null %Venice shone I i snapped their first marking cleverly . P. good juniors like two Bidstrup. Mg losers. the about 11 terwerde from out for ereat eater shows played former Bidetrip Mr.) kicked their second kite: hid failed. The Kelly well, aftern0Ott kicking fine Chainters. and a Saturday On dropred lite latter Batten (se, other end SlcCamish eame Imsition he The field was in a rather major. At the for 0 run. and al promise, While last Saturday Butler. the city men. At the eonOweiss (E.P.) ROdrIctiee. on the booted a single goal.. wet conditten, and the play wee in SellY 7 Sithiero's sixth pla..7(01,1 ittiltiNh,,gacht,entoaftellisnitisftel,. .. siteedy ( Although quarter -time tile board showedan acute angle. sreured Sown a sequence fable el0a. brought 7 Saturday. eto la,t Smiths at ne Moore (W.I..) Moors melt goal ',eaten, won by a nice Margin, he was a goal for form E. Fremantle. 2.1 (13 points) Melted year's up eine( last nes' front Tim long way great mark tnen. sure of the Frame. Perth, 0.2 (2 points). W. WImbridee had fie isliea will Tel-DAY'S GAMES. le be Wester!, certainly improve In a few time end wbett but scores were: -Kelly. a goals behinds. down on the the 9 iterth rushed the bail scored the maximum. 8 goals also 1 Weet peril' v. South Fremantle. at Watts A. eeores wet, Butler, hinds; skipper and the rrenial resumption of play, played wrelkcelZenzie, East Perth, Play was ihe Iong Interval came le...den-Me. big sticks, gave Phillips. Butler. and Conway booted a single for them. end. where and custodian of the laet week. lie well for the losers, while Scutt. Kelly, Perth v. SUbiacu. at W.A.C.A. SWAN,. 6-3 (30 Ms). to the other transferred Ursmost at did exhibition Me1.satualtlie Hennessey KOOd Last 148). a vete' out of bounds. Eliet l'etth e Weste, 3.5 (24 clear headed, and illingworth, andl Ilidstrup booted is a safe mark very mantle. attempt shortly after play was resumed, in obtaining the victory. Guinness had an result. hockey on PAM fell afterwere Gaynor now a very fair kick. set a big task Butte- plate-Al Hlingworth (96 pts.) defeat wim the, eame in good n'Im titei W. -to CamPbeill wee War the situation into The play was fe,t South Fremantle 9-11 "Rennie changing rushed in they Int1J01,1 ThUrPday. succeeded launted pts). however. but nothing eete, if anything, had the lie did Well to noteb neither side East litteli, 9-7 (111 punt. Truacott, seettiteerricieldnulitelf a it iietl svorryi tie; e , long a Eccoaastattdpilreleoettat,l; with tle y did against a strong it back, but Hoft with a bril- the fray, 'I ide game wee plus ed at Emmeline, ONE MAN, ONE JOB. was brought rkanodora tfoorlakoitctoki Nittin r,r; better of the play, although On the same afternoon Kelly played point, as their ellimil the 'downing of Easts by Souths nut scOre as many though, of tiaAtiodma. In this match, MemThe rules of the Society do net perSlorgan baseball. was a case Of Willy eteniewPat of a surpriee, it W11' Welk. of but oalmouth ts' With the ponente, )(Whin in score, it ejaculated Touch reteution by one member The highest tile that to were the mit maul Fruile'ilialiI`n°asniukcsbh.mbrititleittnie n a_naged rotor., there were Moreover, they on ban secured "Poet" goal shooting. lie two positions imPreastable on the committee. wae almost lines. so far. result (mite a'nd only as ingle resulted.g so," alien the ',nee Ile runs for five innings. succeedling "I told yuu empire in keeping- up the pace better than the the Portonians' beide, in wisdom of this rule Is self-evident. The lit for Borns to Bidstrup. who succeeded :olleie batten term Ineasily beat Kelly, who was this through. putting and During will was a In further. liewson with flag. carried maroons. principle could be rai&ng one Otto the play runs. ., e nig jot or ebeoe and It was palpable for the city 5cored Me maximum tWice lor SUblaeo, strumental in repelling many Eastern making 99 Bullet such a society as ours. It will be reagood work in defence Sells' tried conclusion%Aswith Mel Iii was hating a "daY orr.' wi'.. 1st, in a shot but his kick while Frazer 'MI the needful fur Wiet,. had dily seen that though all administrae Butler men. Riconl had were, Friday. on marked scone Young witi.11e. at Mackey the on brilliantly u,eful off. all tive power rests in the committee, as .\ t three-yearter-litite fullues:- Tux- fell short, andliewas m'ilaa'rrollelle. wee; very Ile The teams were as shone particu- beaten Kelly with its captain booted to Mott. and be expected I.y Corser. East's back lines, South Fremantle: Cain (Capt). SubiecO, 8-7. expected an eve' wIn for the latter. central executive, It cannot sii4 ball went out of danger. Hoft was Lutes,. Mice, the and the hatchet and return to the ford, Bateman. Hawkins. rose to the But as the gatue progressed it showit- that that body should carry out \Vests. 4-1e. repeatedly petting in good were, rntiltiell and Youldetts to For such purposes belie' eetry even, lar.11aYekinCalrewnrestleeheaslsf.fully The pity is that they Chalmers. was be 1.11115 to business In detail. fold. White. Arles nineteen of the greasy ball Rimof handling his leeway Suna el'ilttaaeletfolotdinTottattneiticaksiain ed the Hicks, But Willi lgtoist and sub- (..1.m.s. arm, Iiiendricks, a sedalities ttelt;triottel;.,toyt, (2). Kenny. clubs, sub -societies, to become Mudle attd are all enthusiasts. but they should relikely re-entered tile Balm `teemed praiseworthy. Wests most up Uunnyon. make final While Adams, the Callow. as existence. derland. in putting CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN% SOCIETY. committees come into It was all snapped a goal the majority rule. member were Just Kelly instrumental vigour. (I) liarwere Sparrow (capt.), Mason and redoubled McKenzie (1. that these e:last Pertli Owens Old Lasts' forwards, with They were better whistle blew. Seteres:-Kelly, 5 peals; It is desirable and essential The ordinary meeting of the C.1- M.S. Herd. King, the ball among was Illeh's forwards. holding Weet's quarter. the Anvil. ruId. Finlay, Brentnale Walker. and the best or tile t'iV their from for etc., should be represented on freed clubs, Sparks mid opponent, , a HobHewson their Monday evening last attracted' followers on here e than Oakley. Thomas, Allen. Smiths. &though who received the conditioned the'committee, it does not necessarily standing elite II olligereare.ains. Morgan and thingNice -Prelarge number of tnembers. Matson. Boatel!, the ball. Bullmore. trod,. t Coeibitefaet , tenet,: (By the Village Blacksmith, the marootates ever ,,,xe.emalkiI el. booted lett game follow that such representation should bard, Fry. Owens, the angle but atettktztv s., difficult attack, the baseball, very a un at the played sident kick Austin Carrigg occupied up - was a ease or Wests tall will Scott, Maloney, Sparrow. the is the results Reference between officials. endeaand club to truly left wall. be leather and finished, well urgentlY Is not yet to the Is chair. and an apology was tendered on Hodge This awl Sublaco. back rush Umpire Collins released the It particularly made to secretaries. a free sept rights -Old East's third16 major. that was threa- Another Harry be published next week. behalf of the president whose Illness A vouring to etem the at 3.10, and Cain receiving points. of Sunday after - would contribute to greater eMelency rePaFa!reand. o fthp'rerrnseeey'rer'anee F. WimCampbell, will, gave them a lead Rev. Kelly Met efOrgann on had eompletelY down to "Bonnie- sheets lonit the Pack Ca- prevented him from al-Steering. home team on tening to overwhelm them four men if such oMeers were tett to specialise with a sin- series of frees to the Look at them. scores of them; wile as earl) team and noon. but goals. knocked two lie director, Father Latignicad, spiritpal respongot opened the scoring ponents. were quickly yet bridge wing Kelly not minors the detail work of their tholic young men who are out tussle on East's the scoring: board of carry a very good game. arid Paver. couple weevil a own new After a great atof It Two more off, was also present. his to gic. another always addition the of out well, and There are general members. and forward- eible for their launching goals. clubs. distance eli by particular second striking easily relievthe nominated during tbe won were back line Herd relieved saved. Within in members Truscott were rally \Vests PlaY tack, ubt Burns and South's great Only four more days of propaganda evening, in the persons of Messrs. W. committeemen elected half -yearly, and Then with a great ed down, but Tuxford Seniors. the marootes tally. and their accurate shooting Get a roonis. At half-time the scores were till through at ed. quarter to notice are allotted See booting duties stunt. and particular no through, sletory. hung round Souths citadel cante Gowans and W. Wynn, and the secreit Sliest Taylor the way to their final shooting 3.2 (20 point.) Bateman efimpetilion the and paved secretary. he of ir. the Frernantle, well from Calluw E. ahead round be say, elle of Would form lads them. It The seurnid agency the have a number of others 15 come truly. put the Leederville v. NI. of these were to represent the religious other end, know at least tarythehopes to near their Six ehrits-six Peals Perth, 0.4 (4 points). Every member must was transferred to the such as began with lite Match, R. Abbott !Inure. Discussion \Vests pow packed (low very I point. a free, notched interval, McComish, n. on a flue day. but on a day of the society and and soda- one Gangetic fellow who Is net yet a in last Wednesday. 'rhe ground where Campbell, fromdown. During the longrover, got the ball sltort of marvel- Gorman, weather on tile forthcoming ball In aid of the but LuteY Perth's k. activities who had been backs. bet Subitico scoring were favourable. Bring him along. brilliant a minor. Herd sent seemed im- Saturday it to little lities which might be formed within it, member. and the good taken moment bazaar formed a the chief item of inwas every down and From sociegame. brought the game. kindred oP in to With due reepect saved. Matson Injured early off for a while, whiticol,riarge of the and whose special care would be genekept to ex was it terest, several were reThe ohraotlf. ((mg:To% alltikle. and reports but liebbard motor. Sag. a 'ninon!, in Oton the one is :te.:11,15;,1,101?rudp, the ground mark and raised Abbott got a rush UP le ral Communion, Communion breakfast, ties, we aesert Mat the C.Y.M.S. score a point, from Steele. straining every andnerve, the wing PIC.; another to reprement the educa- first a Catholic young man should be. ceived as to the arrangements thereof. sent Fry saw the latterEast's tent of his injuries was not exactly until centre. the forsarde. a-here Riley on first sixer Tickets have already been printed. and broke away from the element. native Owens registered known. forced a Smart nark. wheel tional clubs and claeses, a third to be long to. It's his was in Abbott early bellind a gave play, Truseott and any person l'hie.fYwwinlir'aek'were desiring Centre same can obtain of play, well forward, with a nice long kick.King On the resumption "Poet" Ar- delegate of sports' clubs. To Make a few min. 1"kitalig"' aknitirk.lellifenwrorne Who drafted Rule 13? -"Members resulted In a goal by the calltain. Smith had through-elevel scores and figured. tot- sent from Secretary Tom Deacon, Or down, and which Brentnall and notched got on lite at- rule to prevent a member Iron' holding under twenty-one shall subscribe the them further also not at tbeir best. a minor, a shotwell Subteen lied ter the bonnets (Roman Immediately erto go. One of without result. lowed till Moloney rsent down when a position on the committee and being higher rate from the first quarter night any member of the society. and a., once lack but was F0011 driven back Cinorla raised one utes the features of the ball will be an oeof scoring bet failed. however. 4111. GRADE. chance of "Digger' Thomas terwards, W.A.F.L. age centre, the the were to attained goal. end have gave °Meer they after secretary or similar executive to the other the second Hagan on the wing gang or daring deeperadoea bell rang out the scores mine, and Walker gotBowtell, flag. Hott transferred Sure, wile. and that's garnsed front the Jene 4th: C.Y.M.S. v. N. notched one point after a tussle. might seem harsh and sound like inter- twenty-one." ball right in snap Gill the put Saturday, and is. who will considerably Gaynor ado Immediately afterscored Young kicking equal: tO and the It inthrlin is 2-5, defensive, fering with the entimslasni of indivi- a line bull, now. And had a Abbott egale was euoti ne the Fremantle. Scores: C.Y.M.S. long punt. Uren of the evening. Patrons along the ground. got another East's in but Cliffotd dual point, with abut Sublace 8-10 (58 pts). if the principle for the shootin' compytition In August usement members; but Raw-Hinton sieved right requested to watch carefully for are FreniaMte 13 .12. 6th: C.Y.M.S. v. Perth. where Williams did awell, third goal. Souths Wests. 7-10 (58 pte). good goal. The were recognised, It would go far Once more shot, to ye'll be. A series of passes Monday, June broke through with The executive and Oakley sent down. the goalmouth. d sthe library said runt/ens. Frefound the 2 bhds., spreading out the work In a more equitoutstanding among 2-7. goals, list of Thomas 2 that ball Ballet:, It by Perth Abbott pass the a Were e-13, ended: from brought spell beet now Scoies: Owens the 11. For Stiblac0 or members to take careful note of wai con- Gorman 1 goal. Owens. from an mantle forwards, where a long shot mem- books due yet for superannuation tile let able manner. would give more The match on the Bret day team. the correct opening. and urlenve it' the by-law Father Langmead's speech mad but could only by Bidstrup was marked in the goals Gmet, Outridge feePeelallY showed that both bers a chance to show their ability and the old -age pension? Ford. Scully. Steele. teetee against the unbeaten Thi second term quick, acute angle, had a shot The syllabus ite half). Beelines, for mill golds sides Perth next launchreliable for. enthusiasm, and, all, would re lane were given a chance it might above encOuitter wee' the geeen March raise one flag. The bell rang with the by Roy McKenzie. \Vest Perth Craie. lack any good, and the in of gtisltel; and for was Question onslaughts always same hard sit the of Onward and ai tin ts Burke. did not stop their make olTenders ed a series they slmwed themselvesand the squash any idea that the Society 'moresTaylor, wards: prinWimbrIclge, luck SPeedy, wes Treatn hard subtune but Mt helf-tene little to tidy slow, Eastern citadel. their efforts. Caynor and POYd. There is no know- time place a view,. The play run by a clique. in a hurry. yet always East Perth. 4.4 We're sure jects now afroistattiOnfglitieeePa".0"erls"7 Bryaut kicked a ledge that such an idea is current but surer Regarty's purse. cipally defeated the of a 'very even eutraeter. bat 1,tring of beet weak. was 18 -the re LI were nas kicking Much both "gate" lively South Fremantle, 0.3. but and shots illecu``d.urrres team and Siren had is better than cure. Noibing he would not Inind. the latter stages the combination now play- sea5011. told fa, goal for r,ormate and Abbott buffet vonotred round the efted over PlaY became "Simi The former was Atter the changeCampbell All things considered, the than the ever ruins a society more the weight of the dotiehty magpies the 101allated by a nti.. bit of combination. and was proI Pettey" and "Compulsory getting a sultiess. Mill a magnificent game,and by Mlle.!. reeling that it Is run by a clique: no- showe a fair profit, besidee contribut- tary fast and furious. goal its tale. mere especially cOnstderine black between the Mg The principal st; BRIEFLIETS. every red SWVI51- eneinfr In a good of mem- ers Training." in convenience free steered the leather minent 2-0 the better PlaYIng Gorman to than ing were Il-h; more short, feeling rushed that man Abbott, creates a C.V.M.s. an injury. thing on thr various subjects vvere Meesaktirs. once more men with beet that OWing city is Scores: The There conunittee, tack. swimmers one house tein timbers. South only say. better But tO meaner proved the the bers. Cain men doing of Eaets third Old men members better the few flags. well were having_ much the During the sight of a the twin sicked or ustin Carries., Greg et aim notice team. A a and Kennya raised Players seaside advertise. the side. booted -legs. about wise and front each enin red So free 50 doubt than the share of the work, though Tom Gowans, Jack Ryan. Tom 'Deacon: point waseaJded receiving and Holt and Menzies were lion's two, Olie On the staire and one in the !ley. Father Langrnead, booted well present they look odds on favourites overran the ball. and rucks lho. eleComish furtlier then made an Play. thuslasin be the guiding star. for them. Gaynor L. Boyien. J and truly. Young Easts Iloweeer, It will for the premiership cuts Abbott. 3-5: Gorman, front passage, would work wonders, wc ,usson, was impregnable. tangles Scores: Watts mulled. A free Perth's sick ilst. Albert but seraegy. Jack up, Wylie attack, but Bateman and Jack stirting Moore.'" think. Campbell brought relieved the situation. only be a few weeks tall we shell again On Monday one of the must Row to Kill an Association. Chalmers to Bonnie fourth Up to Bullmore Burns up the goal. Very presumpLems, indeed, was one, further helped in see thie dashing rover ill our asarena, seen in the rank, of the asso- 2-1 "Poet" The last quarter brightened up the Portonians publishes trying to Christian FOOTIALL MATCH. proud- enntests A Canadian association team with Chaim - and our burly footballers in small the Portonian's was witnessed On the Pertha game. Droved did not show tip Abbott showed some and down play followed Smothers' College v placing the ball among for of for Per- dation the its journal an effective recipe too placed picture. sizes the in deweek-er.4. "greeniee" opened three well last the togs mile! Perth wear as when roving. the Harrold but neutly Oval, Bryant. era and as It week. IL to do the bringing about the complete extinction him, but hardly as presumptions ground and slip- attacking brigade, in staving them off haps Jack Love nad somethingauburn. their credit. better, and passing to Sexton Despite the sloppy second eicterY to battle and Item 7 seems ti3 or the from bell to aame An InterestlYoung was terrific. Thomas fenders succeededtime. members who.don't pay subs., a steer from a running of an association. nIf game was witeessed Calgelle wa.s a ding -dolor when the board with the suppressing. pery ball the pace along. game. till tkree-quarter giving tatter added of some of our mem- the playing a great . think the society can still asrun neither side asking tier Gorman wasn't to be &- explain the action bell, at centre was But seas_ in shot. ati. Souths Christian got put second present recipe:is the boat af ternoone.epen2.-hrtemyn.Gtrit;heeee sceoniliTrg: adsau pre:. free hi. This same They are in the The large crowd POWS ,....Orser MU& a chain of small passes bers. Campbell from a.well -directed major. quarter. after and riled, at drunk city the PXCitewet who Den't come. 3.3 (21 points) ( I the season with to a high pitch of ecientists-chaps for up and iminedlatelY Fremantle, the lead with a E. pearanee worked true. ttlalbe7:Y.M.eSr. kicked the Jones saw the Cain that to V. (3 If you do come, come late. Doug. Is a handy man on the ment as the game see -sawed to one side Cliffori followed les example. night, and try to make out Hicks to Chalmers team. Perth, 0.6 (6 points). hot or headache next morning is all bunkum great kick notch South's Certainis the latter from a At (3) If too wet or too dry. too the back lines. then the other. then added a weal for Abbott, and half-time the ecoring Commencing the final epasin, on SaturdaY. and too cold, don't think of coining. sixth goal. should have won by a Pyrtie Fowler else reappeared can strongSexton another, and the game ended: oely re- society Men on bad appointed forwards are not city men immediately attacked defender you the if if Kick board showed (I) dashiag margin this 4-1. Ir Gorman. tat(-7; was ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, apor nis 1919 nom he greater a committee, and if you are ly. and their seventh behind their many conwirtunitIcs, hut Abbott, South Fremantle, 6.3. up produce SM.': strengthen Thr whiners all did fairly well. but East's grasped BOULDER, lion booted well Old pointed never attend a committee lied to them. r:Ohoellr::;":huent rt 0:gmtoir:hicesreede''',11"ileLHaYs, will greatly East Perth, 4.4. then the "ifs" arc always in the mune. especially Miles!. SettOit. V. Byrne, R. kicked but shot. a had Langaltnhset ,11,he Colleate tally of Williams AbbOtt. the Royal and Evans le goal, Want. Hagen. andwork Brieflets. and ranks. On tke resumption of play saved say 10 and wide. Ilewbe was given a free, goal (5")IeDetolun'T have anything Ond b f. however eo.loeiMieo.ap51.. Despite a weak ankle, Ingle gave aA lu defence. and good of lot a did allureand Blues sent down, buta Lutey first work. or ruck every Tueeday red -leg's ned the tables by seorin Hicks, the The forwhen called upon. sterling display Training raised point. improvement. Holt much registered ehowed coachGunyoti Oil the Tuesdays to their OpOnent5 One. shot. bringing feature of this man's play la Ms very day eve:ling. the Cunyon (0f)sulfity,toult,eilolialt.tteptitdota%iitietet.gig Ilanudd running gave 111 hatitillitg fine weak wing, a very the with were six round wards, running teeltrir 141a,poyednenflasr. abendttecrottfootball thejthe flag was them within eight points of the For- accurate knocking out to his rover. under the supervieion or Chile. ball on some occasions. For the loeere but only one than another chance.then hie lug will take place. work done by other menibere. Bidstiup once again displayed rushed down and tonians. At the other end Bidstrup Clifford, Gorman, W. Bryant were some raised. Easts a behind. was Slattery Slattery! Friday leaden Chris. ills or don't Next opit,apyetrheoini. thoeuntgbrocurnel Campbell is J. dues, you. a forward. back Hold as (7) Meeting ability Congratulations, The Your 1.(Whe."efiCattylehye) beetle!! Owens kicked Hicks carried the ball raised one gag with a geed kick. the best. of fruit. very unbearing was lie already Is but a atindeed, all. bring soon mat very fine tuition the and pay Your to Hawkins to relieved. and Sparrow same player had another shot Of than Night. BE THERE, Celled* v. CMIngiri. the College were NV: Ciwtie."""e ill shootiug fur goal. Supporters, did you get the glitupee (8) Don't do anything MOre down, but Scott kicked out of bounds. lucky the PREMIER for More to follies short, and Cal- terwards, but GaYnor showed et welcome return 10 I.:smarty, P. Weida, J. Calrndutrv Wicks you call poseibly help to further Fnend to Join to Cann had a shot, which fell from (1, On '1°8"Y' great a "stage" Perth now took a hand, butfrom The College journeyed outlocal interests: then. BRANCH in the State. l'Or a htg man lie showed Gowans and 1.. (Serves': yhlist C'T.M a form. aesociation's Parcels., team. the low relieved. Bowtell. iarge the in A meet Bidstrute to tote,' le short. Sunday saved. Brothers. ball fell girl on Secretary, and Mudie ettiere best represented by Jim Gem... tO the Woodthorpe and was posuileent off CONWAY, a few take off their coal. dash P Hats was when se free, kicked, but the week another for a wintry : South's suet' coo front of The day. otter The former hi as-shot was responsible but. though everY red anti black attack. snap Victor. 110%1 that the Boulder. and Ma thIngs, r m of (Iowans, Billy and -street, ding-dong tusele tillin Hicks King Jack 7 distanee Kelly to a Seer out. t ge passing Invitt- perfect, and the trip and Ion had a ahot Mettle was one of East's most ser-a tre, and the lattet in iticit were citadel followed one. sociasotioGnialls ainhdti sitys-ilaabuctsi.que. the situation. minor, waa without viceabie shot a worthy pair and 19 miles, was a most enjoyable his as sound as Is Bre flay well, men. They kickers Sunderland relieved kicked for lie a the hrOtheri: cible. oval team e pick 5 etart wae made for the tieW end Calm kicking with a fine mark Propaganda in defence, and Ills ,play Is el. tirlii. Down at the other are no random pito ,,r,, hut alway4 , teams 1. Guinn (5). P. Colgai; io'ehritea minor. Mat- result, McAuliffe McKensie. In rock utile out of Calingiri. and both over his head scored aecolit gilled I) out their man. from temporarily relieved. Strong st2ueled, :_:.ducraalteigtitaiktterts Wine and The local team are King then needGenera. Storekeeper. Ea.tern ways ' son, hand -passed towho liewbv Was elected captain The reek work of liatinY Gallagher Med out ei eel°. AsSOcladon "Snowy" e .,. Fogarty (I eae nutlet' saved another the did goalie e ,. first well Merchants. Sparrow, neto the ball something to eitoolie play Spirit was to the Owena put 0 Perth on eaturday, Wally tally mid Chris. Slattery Those res Ilewson their and all ble f r a Mg were Prethey e two attack. so increased getneelas, nest then the invariable' but Of They ful. East. given u. flee lim forced to resign on account match °write home about." PIESSE-STREET. BOULDER. VS for C Owens? Hicks wer m Ge On getting as Melt June. e3.-Conunittee Meeting. (21 (loan. Shacklock wasPlay i the in with another goalforfrom competition: as confinesel be received &Timed the Wick out to the Toter. sent, and keen to.m, CcnotIL :ast J. -Recitation South and Cada, Julie For Choicest Quality Only. scored a poitit who his shot fell short. Best vveshes to and were always up with tile ball. Dan Hort 1"i"". Perth. cathothe East of and against White. w Eulogy to f ;1:4 "Slacaulity's on territory Tilen=t sent new OP ( C a C ge; tii, Our Underground hhde.: Eastern at:V eiTillia. to Inspect r een a free. and Call ratc.1::.,;; wiehing idiot. a wine. I . With 5 esnwe In old had goa like Members Is Ilebbard second Church." . lic TM go s 9 hd ell elect' M Chris. or the match was p aye a ;lade no mistake. a single. At lemon snapped Perth's oeige Rhona gat-. or his best on Dairy Produce Department. A clearance was obtained bt-W. Simpson, of the College staff anal to compete in above should obdifference, the excitement l-miidititet ts Jells old If the t but only registered roving. and Grade. I points whole "A" Both sts and ftone-Stilearo last. L. ur 'e Saturday piece from elattery e also of the c.V.M.s., umpired the match tain copies of a mw" %tfelt 3. the e eels o am' 't here was no time the scores werewas great. the forward lines lie played with ,,,,,,...,,s, he stiikes his 1019 form. opponents er, both teams impartially, and to everyone's satisand the bell rang% on D. Secretars'. 7.7. scoring. however,winness strenuous exertion. The College boys' he is a great battler. South Fremantle, ...of a bard- great dash. andhis Timi combination saved them eome Of the June :M.-Cinderella Dance. leaving East's all-round play. te SUITS, faction. East Perth, 6.6. Back Men Lay ileitnes.y and MEN'S In addition to final and The 47,i.. BOYS' hael.to For side point.. 6 other down the by occasion. that goal. f tie red. , penergy social Evenings. Easts rushed ueeful again rose to the ght game a very f kennerly NOTES. kicked f FOOTEALL eel MERCERY. nglit After the interval preset.% Foe., better wi,,,, the were HIGH-CLASS also Sunderland Xeres werert, and so Muller the match the greater i, The A very successful social and dance but Lutey relMved. andWiese defence te Z,1:::,:e,e,orierd,dnianigfiyIntt the Calingiri boys the :1.6 (.4 point.). Personal Remarks. leo of these two. Their possess iti little Shacklock. Ernie was that held by the Society on Monkicked a great goal. all over onKing. E. Fremantle, points). as the rock of Pe as tenacious as a and unpenetrable as beaMii, (19 never almost 2.7 wens., was runniiig day. sesi, things the Perth, was teue..erlet other 30th lie ult. A good crowd or but McKenzie At haTtritn:nge1141 Jinni** Ryan excel, in In the air. Bid- bulldog. On Saturday Gibraltar. Chalmers had a shot, and diswere: -EastPerth: attended, and thoroughly en3 4 goals Brentnall Him oratorical The goal -kickers besides tueball. undertakers, 18 Han- dancere 5 goals 1 blue to Calingiri buinpliur NM "Fat" ion In a very warsaved magnificently. the leather, but :Arno. themselves. Mr. NV. Thomas. as So were Alin The Goldfields Bullmore and RIconi. Why Do NW Lead? joyed plays arc a revelation. ppoldsfziairtgre f;I:pliitogy f;?,?3,111I Mids. and Oakley shifted like fashion. alwajs, provided excellent muslc, wblist week's tian-st., Kalgoorlie. combinelast d and reading business. ( ). College t after our Hoft teaties half I seaside second the of the ' In Catnpbell's one we uneerstand Wicks was tat Because playera for the other arrangements of the Chalmere had social outstanding goes with regret tiem worLed well, alai the defence pl.- nottrasti, Thee player has been Carupbeh got a single. The most were best defender, Cain Bidserup and victim committee, in regard to the floor, etc., poet. who was lately elected 'Pbone 327. The forwards did Ii' vied very sound. a anap-shot. Imt hit the but hie shot the winners forwards. showing good form the, season. and ;rrght lit: tot' Burns (on th3 were highly satisfactorse The but eecretary of victoria Buys' next rark off, the an secured trent theakick wish foill'eadeg;:cabtue'awreiethr. rreiri not kick so true as previouely. Wick. heartfelt vcored among wing). was to Mudie. .r like point it' social ihe would of series takes place on and t now wt. abd e ve club, is a nieinber club. Ile has got fell short, ball was knocked through. centre For the home team the Must is ,reeire:mzrronagbaTiw,st..pepirggns,,,,,s etayed through stormy times. and sees : li i l's d Monday evening, June 13, and members Cinoris. The co it dill ou that the Ude has turned and he igt!als treeir 113714 otlaird mail, Kalgoorlie. when the and for qtilt, some time.. Th: r eeee hi the L. mid D. Town forhe:tnir!! ju,, Nast (brilliant East's Hutt and Young were generally on are working hard to ensure apparatue. ne feels serviceable the centre). Hewson (very on Saturday were stich as to iMpOSe the club north added a goal thinking Proprietress. Hebbard shoneChalmers and establiehed the bell, weel-olled Quietly, tin a Sunder,,,,, Mrs. saved. .. , subject!, Its success. The Society earnestly team pia, lues strong view., on diverse ward Inn., but and II. Campbell once dashing indefence linee). Ingle Gayi.or a severe strain on a goalkeeper's OMR e ., Union Beer on Draught. 'la' helte ms datY. MaY Y--. before time. The College solicits the patronage hitherto accordCluhe, itetterst.les liroinwg aim teTtlii:s,rilt4tigh 111'11.n:it. "'I.' ..11. land sent down correct opening. Scott, solid mi Mr merit, but itoy acquitted himself very play be a, 1.1.Minent under the slid- ed well together. with Jerry Seaman best per f orm ance and ed it4 social functions, and Is striving more found thefront Matson, sent on to (who gave hM McKenzie, Yin Chine K. Byrne. Love well indeed. season), be pleasant best, ebbott. all to make eterything Mr Its the the 111.: practically the are tatting a parse about relleh ``....e." wagto tng, shaping flags Clubltes D. %I. 1Ierill'nuelte and Bryant the twin "Poet" Burns seemed to keep and we said ,o). Sparrow, who set and Ile was let'itiryi% Chalmers were Shackloek. you statui on tlie highest pinnacle and openlier up the play se as sinners (only don't say Prime Beef Butcher, Ilannan-strest, patrons. heavy going hi the flood.slippery For cant, and %ben was ging. HiendrIcks back to the conunittee, Kalgoorlie. Tel. 488. Maritana-strest, home with the Welcome West with at the football world your old mates the whole team ist action. v pack. Brentnall of quite tie este) . (511 eocial the best in the 8-10. ea. the devery O'D sure We're lit some Yoe.' see. airI B. 0 'D ea ( cap t .), J . Telephone 474. picture with flne re- Subiaco, Perth, 7-18 OS pts). will be nrst to congratulate Jack Evert. heavy sphere, and put now again in theJohnnie met your help , if Pleadilly. ST. MARY'S BRANCH, EALCampbell centre wing committee may rely- onpeeve:rune O'Dea and T. chitty were convicuou=, . reviler of Jack Raphael seful work on the again t s u biaco in fensive football.but sent out of 1-ounde. in erooil mon, tinThe adepts they be all the Inembet e needed. GOORL/I. It has a big Brennan proved what aro. well aided hulidae fixture Ph* edA eble crowd Bob Heys:eon wa, I ceived a free a mark scored a single. ea icc_cpe are rind was one of Front of It. I ore coneietent] Y game card. The el mu Mit draw all team. own when s h the great tire eif Mon; ias a o I Toulden res- was biggest of the season-netchee play,:re. SOCiety previoue thoroughthe beady became Ill and eanest, than tWo more el Slattery, and Chris year these once for the keenest this Thanks, Eaets needed play then their good held for nueifake -the van illyou KALGOORLIE no last Mid to to and to have tors made first seems from "toe-ballers is deeply' graterui still Mat he prominent h=fevle: Sparrow whole game but Several titiYai a as dive, and luetties:1Zetlt. side erasons, shot, but a Supporters of either the green and gold guernsetin disposing of 'the bail. taking attention. Sparrow tken had another P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. ea. However. Owens the wet i'illigungidlignarlyililaTe9P."orofEassIt8711MaT ring with shouts of Blculty only raised a single. eNipper" Truscott handled College, ti ?oats 7 bhds under your wing thus made the welkin liiterspersand i- Good Accommodation for Travellers. St.Fortnight% League with a good gest. oar fame, and Jack marimam. the great eneourarrement to their pets, 5 goals 4 Mids. Mary% II ll.iliVitOgoen a.rrouesdgatil; greasy ball like a champion, tie The Young Labourites' made amendspoints teams. and Calingire the opposto very between shouts was Perceswith to Roll Up. -back. Let 'on all come' occupying a lot of Frank rather. Putting four passim; to his forwards and ell here and there lie match more rushed down.second the umpire, that were his "Nipper- should hair nights Contributions received any weekday south. once barracking at Monday's ing players andencouraging. time theee days However. neat and accurate. a free. A . rile HOTEL, FREMANTLE.and was looking in finding a was Jack OulgicY went NATIONAL lately from 9 am. to 6 p.m. by the Secoetary. but diMculty Brentnall received round a scream. much tearing anything leaving have been not sounded, that N.W. admit Hangreat germs and all Renovated Throughout. J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. S. J. HILL, Secretary. later the final bell with a couple or laps to iro, umpteenth number of in Me carnival team. of a hard- It was a was possess boater Alick Campbell and Roy Gordon Country Visitors specially Catered Dlr. for the Order a suitable conclusion tO place in the Portonians bywinners Tite city team undoubtedly M. sard (year nineteen blank) the narrow inargin a ode" struggle. Tiiough op - whilst wuz me football Under Ovven's Personal Supervislen.Cenought contest "spurs.,illy or a great Excellent AccommOdation. to prepare a lecture on "Themnineteen a champion in Cyril Hoft. (Late as IiieSet the Proprietress. long piayer off four points. were:experienced called MULCAHY, year 111. teams an the The to such i al MiekeY" the Days" (possibly M Wear. We The The House for Men's Final scoresGAM, Sox. posed when the fight was at Its vat And Shan.rock liotels, Pertb). That's how we got it. blank). Sublaco: Palten, Howson,Green. 8.11 (65 points) NurI atest in Gent's Hats, ShirM, Tles, g.e:vaudx:.aptiv sartireibiroehd Seventy-nve per relit. of the South Fremantle. can . t vouch for the Muth. tote Bushel I. Steele, Ford, elaes top. our tootball Cor- IIIGH-ST.. FREMANTLE. green a.nd gold setiPortere ' Good Ac - derwear. Etc. Hannan-st., Kaigoorlie were back Eddy. Raphael, Outrldge, at lig the sodden , sphere must weeks East Perth, 9.7 011 points). crowd few Scully, A phy. se, to 'Phone 1474. Freinaritie; Rodriquez, him as lite red -legs moet sersiecable , Visitors. J. (Opp. Post Office). Dan Ardagh Is some time -keeper. respondent threw out an Invitation Goal-klekers:-South iicommodation for Country WMte Preedy , Beisley . Rawlings Perth, W.A. vice -captain's cap now adoi He (2), Kenny. Perth: some member to be a sport and rejoin St. George's Terrace, Tel. 135321. Scaddati. Campbell (4). Cain eall,fae- theThe a most East Ty- Play. curly locke of Loy Hennessey. We wish some others would Monaghan. The PAIACE le situated In Joe Coper was not altogether the club. Slicedy, Frazer, G.Clark, and Sunderland one each. arbiter. and Perth. centre, West bestewed and Of Walker Banks to (3), the honour close position, poeition deserves Sparrow the Burke, in richly choentue Cmens (4). son,. W. Wimbridge, Austin, Soutar, toryWas strictly impartial. howeeer, end !louses, and Theatres, and Ile Bowtell one each. Craig', extent, on ac- ollEtipimr. ready with flret-ald work and Conunerciai Clth pationised by the principal repreeented Daus, Angwin, Moore, Boyd, can be excused. to some !wavy going. is Ber- Is largelyand Graziers in the State. The winners were best H. Taylor, F. WImbridge. of the hard and exhibition Chalmers a willing worker to give a "rub" Farmers count With Blundell. enby Bateman. Cain, Braithwaite, thTehegreentisaluotregLr.entliteerr. MODEnATE TARIFF. and Sandergave a great Giles Carter ifibietiml,igarttlisttet, Lutey, Perth control. the perfect Campbell, Ile kept J. T. GLOWERY. Proprietor. Sublaco kicked tonarde Thomas. Owens, It Was the vsheitle. Play. land; while Brentnall,and absence Telephone Al 428. Harrold shone end and from the initial tobounce. always up vith the Owing to the unavoldlable be (act, and end was nut McKenzie, Sparrow for the losets. tin e o f cuetodian only scored five goals foir or RoY 0 ir I t tl seen that the pace was Bahen The s. servieeably of the slicks we, allotted to Bill Heagmost conepicuously strenuous. HOTEL. ORIENTAL. Hie game hard and of the first term the marOons bet played clear4115. outetanding feature iii.j., ol the forward line. theHis Hannan -street, Kalgoorlie.on 'Phone best. (24 pts) defeat the Fields. ing and judgineut was ofspeediest One of the Best Hotels East Fremantle, 21-5 swims soot of the of Otte Accommodation. Plas ing 011 Splendid covered under liyan room eining men In the gradle, Jimmy Kept. at the W.A.C.A. This guru! was played It was a eilfty- Everything Meals, 1/6; himself with credit. had °ray just cOmsupervision of lei's. 'lasts, ground, and elay JIM FRAWLEY, Profifty" go. 27/6. storm broke and rain your top feria Weekly, hit titenced when a torrents all yoti will spoiling When came down In umpire The spirits ot your slipperier. prietor. Leo? flame. proepects of a g'oed Is well near the zero mark. he missed some obfleet cooper. although the Jack Mayhew stripped for thethings very fairly withgood .. be pleased if vious breaches, did Ills play betokens good time. TObacconIst, Perth, will The "gate" was £90, a Whistle. your requirements to follow. you would call forShaving Team one under the circurnstanses. McKenzie, Cricket 4d.. Haircutmoney. Some of the C.Y.M.S. save and were:-Perths of teams The Orders sent to any part of (cant.). are now active pining members Hewby_ ting 9d. R EAT THREE MILE RACE Corser, Hewson, No remittance Love. Grade. "A" Post. Hort, Subteen V.P. by WA. Shacklock, Many Jones, Uren. Razore tiara luck. Leo. McComish. McComish, Evans. needed. Cheapest in Perth. Gaynor, A. Watts.Menzies. Ingle, and rriends wish the all-round sportsman a Set; Watches, Pipes, or any other arOliver, McAuliffe. Bid speedy recovery. East Fremantle: ticles Repaired with guarani's. MeComish. Clithim helped Burns. Williams Jack Left-fotter Bullmore, Lowe, Mu strop, Brown. Ion, %elf to a goal on Raturdlay and Mon TRY/NG oris, Clark. Gallagher, Riconl, MEN HAVE GIVEN UP DRINK May. die, MeGuinnees, Rawlinson, Truseott (Incorporated.)

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Women Feast of the Sacred Imprisonment of Australian Mothers-Australian Irish Priests Heart in Highgate A Perth priest writes: "The cables Parish of Thursday last make mention

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seven of sentence the of a Peesstmil allissia."- LEO. XIII. ' A Cash,.Ile Newsome is a Parish I. contributed to a On Sunday afternoon last one of years imprisonment on two CathoThe following is a letter from an Irish mother t., .t Perth priest: (,1-1,c Archbishop Clune visit- The following promusical demonstrations of Miltown appreciated impressive parish of the highly most the lic curates "Clashganniff, on Sun. Pinjarra and ch., 1921 Dwellingup ed JUNE Carringcity Miss the in PERTH. SATURDAY. of Faith yet witnessed Malbay, Co. Clare, namely. Fathers Shanagolden, Co. Limerick, day, 29th. ult., when His Grace ad- grammes-Overture, "Ireland Must be took place in the Highgate parish in McKenna and Gaynor. The writer _ song, "March 28, 1921. ministered tne Sacrament of Con- ton; song, Little; BlessEileen Miss of the Heaven," of a procession personally-, and when "My Very Dear and Rev. Father:form both the knows firmation at both centres. It is an last he met them they were being "Daughter of Mother Machree," in public. Sacrament ed "Your truly kind letter on the death of my darling boy-R.I.P.Miss Mollie Cosgriff; song, "Be- annual custom in Highgate, but subjected to a trying persecution AT DWELLING P. It ar rived on Easter Saturday. cause," Mr. J. Cassidy; song, "One eereniony excelled all pre- from the police and Black and gave me much consolation. civilisation so near to on Fleeting Hour," Miss Freeman, the Sunday's is and why arrival on met was evidence was Grace weather taking His The is began last "I know you will be glad to find that he died a glorious death. Tans. That persecution vious functions. A Commission great In finish? T. being very calamitous Father above a such Rev. to by accompaniments Saturday evening perfection itself, and several thou, November, and since that time their at Parliament House for the purpose "The enemy was on him since August, though he never did more measure it is because gradually civiand the church commit- finely played by Miss Carrington. and people by their devotion and house has been raided very frequent. than to be a true-hearted Irishman. of elucidating the problems beset- lisation has become infected by the R. O'Grady who tendered him a dinner at On Sunday Mass was celebrated such numbers added lustre to the ly. were, no as they Forewarned ting State education in this State. virus of a pagan culture that falls tee, Asgood which at Progress "They came on him unawares and shot him in front of the dear old The at 9 and 10 o'clock, of the occasion, augmented tittle of evidence of sedition ever home. Su complicated and unsatisfactory very far below the culture of the old the State Hotel. in conjunction with the congregations were present, and im- holiness by generous sunshine. in that house, and the it was as remained has the system become by the mul- pagan reformers and teachers, and sociation tenMass, o'clock 10 subsequently the after "We all ran out to his assistanc e at once. He got the priest, and committee, mediately the Forty trumped-up charge on which they At half -past three tifarious tinkerings of experiment- because greed and selfishness and churchhis Grace a public welcome, at His Grace administered the Sacrafelt glad to die. He only lived half an hour, ing educationalists since its in- Hedonism are working in compan- dered 39 Hours' Adoration came to a con- were impresoned some weeks ago, of all In representative and large of Confirmation. a ment which "the "You will be pleased to hear that he died in peace with his enemies. auguration in this country as somethemselves, clusion, whereupon the solemn cere- possessing seditious literature, is a Mr. D. Cosgriff, candidates presented ionship to dethrone the Christian attended. "Poor, dear, old Ireland is in a sad way at present. for mony and subsequent Benediction lie concocted in order to effect their thin end of the wedge" to doaccom- Dispensation, anti, presumably, be- crowd absence sponsor the being in Carrington presided Mrs. J.P., same "To mend matters they arrested my youngest son on the thing that, so far, it hasn't every eause the slogan of a great section of through illness of the president of the girls, and Mr. P. O'Connor for took place. The seating capacity arrest. Father M. McKenna acted like by solely thing was taxed three the forces for Church the and had him carried off to Portland Prison for twelve months. to evening, that the chaplain as a (Dr. Ca- the boys. Before administering the of plished, the take "devil is Association society Progress modern the be. of the Sacred Heart and years, doing active service in France overfed and coddled thing, is meron), who forwarded an apology Sacrament, His Grace addressed the members of hindmost." Mary Sodalities. while where he was wounded on two occaThe pro- candidates, and explained the mean- Children ginning to show the premonitory "I remain, my dear Father, your grateful friend, is to be advanced to that as did Rev. Scott -Clarke. The latest If society crowded the edi- sions. "MARGARET MADIGAN." they beautiparishioners a other After two years he resigned by by Sacrament the symptoms of decay. opened of were desired use much and so ceedings ing state perfect experithe Not further outside. still Cargrounds to his for but returned Miss exhorted and by and fice commission, be his suggestion fully played overture were about to receive, modern reconstructors, it wall not "The mortuary card is as folio ws Sacred Heart of Jesus, have ment with mentally defective chil- by quack -nostrums and political ex- rington, after which Mr. Cosgriff, on them to always stand fast in the least formidable in numbers were company at the unaniialrlOus request mercy of Clashganniff, ShaneMadigan, Brian Timothy soul of on the dren is perhaps the most serious one periments, but by getting back to behalf of all present, extended a faith and to show by their lives the little flower strewcrs (Holy An- of the colonel, officers, and mei. go:den, who died 28th. December, 1920 (Feast of Holy Innocents); to his Grace, and they were true followers of Christ, gels). of whom there were no less Twice mentioned in despatches for aged 23 years.-RI.P." proposed. the old fashioned moral laws of the hearty welcome of the hearty than sixty, all daintily clad, present- bravery in the field. Now his reToo many cooks, a well-informed Decalogue, toe charity of Christ. stressed the evidence AT PINJARRA. [Yes, 'in front of the dear old h °me!" Of course, Timothy Madigan which existed between ing a very pretty sight. ward for expressing his views on a and the teachings of the Gospels. co-operation and chef will tell you, spoil the soup. boy! comthe of creeds the The Right Rev. Monsignor Ver- principle for which he was willing was "attempting to escape!" So was this Irish mother's youngest and sections and all poverty of causes arRemove the Our great grandmothers. Clone Archbishop Grace His gave also Turner mothers and women, you have already pictured the mental throughout Chas. Australian to do and dare fen three years in vice and the corrupting influences munity. Mr.of that co-operation. Mr. rived at Pinjarra at half -past ling, V.G.. officiated educationalists of their day, had effi. What in Ireland. daily your suffering kinsfolk are undergoing of the slums; make life worth while testimony a non-Catholic, felt hon- twelve, Sunday, being accompanied bearing the NIonstrince tinder a can- France is seven years' imprison- anguish cient and spontaneous methods for twice. ment. another, what woman, is not prepared to DO SOMETHING in protest? O'Grady. On opy, and giving Benediction the upbringing and education of for the poor as well as the rich: Peters, inas being accorded the oppor- by the Rev. Fatherwas will not always be "satisfied" with reading about such acts was by You surely assisted -General assist M.A.. Vicar McGrane, The "Miss Eileen the met at children, and though perhaps not so treat every child as a citizen -to-be oured His Grace monstrous as with an interest in the welfare of tunity of welcoming His Grace. He arrival Father Gerald O'Callaghan (W.P.) ant Professor of English in the Nat- of savagery being meted out to your kith and kin or the reception by the elegant, because not so expensive,the Hotel Exchange and co-operatolerant adniired the Father I fayes, ional University of 'Ireland, is a bril. atrocities of which Irish motherhood and womanhood are grief-strickdeacon, and modern methods. they gave to a the State, put au end to caste and of the committee. At 1.30 His Grace was as which the Catholics of through existence in attitude a channel tive is There -deacon. with Father spectators? as sub naO.M.I., University, secur. en, daily the of withal of pupil that tient at lunch at the above privilege, train the youth State a healthy, useful and lie realised that His Grace entertained Self-Determination for Ireland I They were tion in the knowledge of God with district. decorated T. Crowley. P.P., as master of erre- ing first class honours in her MA. in you may voice your protest ---the meritorious product. and a states- hotel. The hall was nicely ecclesiastic e a great doing everywhere was women are as do not why Lordship Bishop GibAgain His it. and hearts, monies. Join and Literature. their English Language gue. matrons in the the hope of Heaven not cranks those good hail tried to bring peace with flowers kindly supplied by man. as a ney was present in the Sanctuary, Her published works anti poems in the Eastern States. in Canada, in America-speak and there need he no fear for the educators of the past. but plain, If His Grace Rev. J. E. Johnstone, Methodist and where there was war. for of prayer the thought happy at all we are the But were by in procession itself joined organisation? also and women's they have attracted much attention, weed yet will future, society matter-of-fact people: did not succeed it was not his fault. minister. We ask all our readers to pray for the souls of all the under the canopy. a high place in the literary world Ireland. educators more potential in their natural laws of its morally bad Ile, for one, did not doubt that To meet the distinguished prelate died young Irishman who this for Ireland. for prok!ei:ioilist:;, died sugline of To long have eeperiThe young who this talented of for wastrels. is predicted Irishmen brood and the defectives sphere than Archbishop Clune's work in the Old at lunch, among others, were Messrs old home."-Ed. R.1 gest going back to the drastic met- Land would bear fruit, and that W. E. C. McLarty (Chairman Mur- with the various regains and ban- lady. As far back as January last "in peace with his enemies," "ia front of the dear mentalists who subscribe to the Mary -street, presented a I met Miss McGrane, and at that cult of those pragmatisers who al- hods of certain tribes of aborigines though the seed he had sown ray Road Board), J. C. Warr, Drs. ners, in and picturesque sight, time her flat in Dawson -street had low to the child of to-day no higher does no credit to that civilisation had apparently fallen on barren C. Joyce and Tighe, J. Ilowieson striking MAYLANDS. OBITUARY. purpose in the economy of creation which Britain has nursed and fought lie was sure that some of it (President Parents' Association), which, augmented by thousands of been raided. Expecting more nightDa ground, on receptive soil, and A. R. Cantwell (President R.S.L.), voices, united in the very beautiful ly visits, she removed every object than to be the future procreator of for during at least 1,500 yearsOur Correspondent.) fallen ,from OF THE LATE MR. had FUNERAL THE rest as- when the curtain which has shroud- C. D. Ferguson (Chairman Progress hymns, made the manifestation of that mieht offend the sense of loyGEORGE HOGAN. the human species, and who would Kerr and his followers mayand The Consecration ceremony of the on- ed the welfare of Ireland has been Association), and several others. Faith complete. alty of her nightly visitors. I was submit that child to the same ma- sured that their cranky of the late Mr. George Children of Mary took place on Sunlinieral The elimina- drawn to a better understanding Apologies for unavoidable absence Very able marshalls, under Mr. in that flat, and the only object in Hogan. formerly of the Loco. Shops. day afternoon. 22nd May, when nine terialist methods which make up the Christkan theories for the children were consecrated sit Railways. MIdland young aspirants Govei England, they would then see were received front Rev. Canon Joe O'Callaghan's guidance, directed the sit Ling room was a picture of W.A. economy of the stockyard. Spring. tion of mentally defective of Mary. look place on Monday after.- Children so- with to the the King and Queer in Correlation Jimetion, A Social Evening was held on Friwhat a grand work had been done Burns (Anglican), J. E. Johnstone, the tomouree of peolpe ating from the dictum of materialism from our social order, so long as are 110011. the :lath nit., and was well May, day. 18th for the itself, benefit of those to nonwhere. under a false as school grounds, spacof They was property wickedly D. who the Archbishop. Mr. J. is the array. duct seed. child ris ciety by was (Methodist). The night before she The the that tended. and J. Poole were prevented by the weather Limerick. who Catholics, were delighted to be pre - Paterson, all regretting prior en- ious verandah Benediction was giv- arrested. her flat was searched at 10 years of age, was born ain resident the State comes the new and cranky doomed to go the way of Failure present the previous week. of from being had been Immediately after that cere- p.m.. but finding nothing the raid- Ireland, butforhe the was a attendance, and the There fair Kent to take part in the welcome to gagements and wishing success to en. theory that society may he remodel. which every quack notion ofever A past 27 years. this Slate so His Grace. programme was a good one. Songs the function. Mr. W. M. Doig pre- mony the procession re-formed and ers left it quickly. The following widow ed and super-men and women "stunted" for the regeneration and a family of three sons and were rendered by ?diesel; A. Dwyer. T. fuHis The made again to him. welcomed a return was the fittingly survive and sided, daughter memnight they one as a came and evolved from a system of selection ciety has gone. again. then said, afIlerbet. Edwards. J. and Madin K. Messrs. H. Mr. F. his late resi- A. Quinn. J. Walsh, and T. McDonald, He was gratified by the Church, where Benediction was giv- fected the arrest. She remained in neral cortege moved from which would leave no birthright to ber of the Anglican Church, lie had Grace. and of Bayswater. Step dances were given 91 Elle-street. Cotteeloe, dull and defective children-nothing NEWS OF THE ARCH- great admiration for Archbishop number of non-Catholics present. He en for a second time. bringing the prison since January last. but seem- dence, cemetery, the Karrakatta to eroreeded by Misses M. lianrahan. It. Edwards. ingly they had not made up their where the remains were interred. The and Mr. J. Quinn. Miss K. Mationy but sterilisation or segregation and Clune, on account of his sterling hoped the happy amity which exist- ceremony to a close. DIOCESE. all creeds Rev. and Mr. J. Walsh favoured the gathFather J. O'Neill and the the blackness of despair. To this qualities. He had known His Grace ed in the district between minds as to the charge. Now light Elev. the ering with recitations. at t me hated Masterson C. Father W. E. Mr. continue. long would we cult as ago when materialistic long and years, many peculiar for has dawned on them, and the charge graveetile. The chief mourners were: word of thanks le due to AMr. special Rose, CALENDAR. at Clune, he had preached an McLarty expressed his pleasure Dr. Hogan who acted at M.C., and Mean-. Coon find Mrs. Dr. Roberto Jull and Mrs. (wife), Creina of ocsses.s:ng arms and ammunition Mrs. Hogan Pent Father and welcomed and George an and Franklin. who supplied the eloquent panegyric on King Edward being. present, of Cowan. M.P.. committing themsel- 8. 12, Fourth Sunday after Green 's-ill receive n favourable hearing in (daughter) Jack, Thomas Orphanage music for the dances. the fiawlston. of the people Mrs. Mr. anti on behalf Clune (sons). Hogan in the Cathedral of the Immaculate ves by definite assertions made bethe press." On Saturday. 4th June. a Gymkhana and M ss lames Shanahan, Mapstone and took town. Dr. Joyce congratulated the Perth. place at the home of Mrs. Piney. fore the Commission on Education. M. 13, St. Anthony of Padua. White The pall -bearers were: Bros. Barry. White Conception, on inviting all sections Avenue. The Flower Stall As experts in the domain of educa- Tu. 14, St. Basil the Great. on committee Clune, R. Shanahan, W. Keating, J. Maloney, Ninth Archbishop Grace Hie workers were very unfortunate in There to attend. community of the Boys' O'Sullivan J. J. J. J. O'Heney and tion and social work, they put forth W. 15, St. Vitus and Companions prolonged with received was selecting a Saturday on which it rainrising, Fothe bring National Red to Irish abroad tendency was a Boru Branch, (Brian caring seriousness. so in all ed heavily. nevertheless, those who their theory He felt deeply moved people together in one brotherhood. The resters). anti Mr. C. Slattery. Green applause. were brave enough to attend, enjoynothing at all for the wisdom of the Th. 16, Of the Feria. for the words express. They all worshipped the one God. As coffin -bearers were: Messrs. J. Map - ed themselves immensely. Green and thankful Feria. D. and J. Watson, W. Dale. BIG ENTERTAINMENT W. the stone, and centuries of :motherhood as opposed F. 17, Of the on by the various speakers, On Monday evening last. a Picture of the local branch of the Saturday. White ed Finlay loll workmates from the Loco. Show was held in the new Public Hall. to the latest fads of the protagon- S IS, B.V.M. kindly feelings and cordial welcome chairman Ireland's torn and tortured Federation, he reminded Shops, W.A. Government Railways). There was a wonderful attendance. ists of the stock-raising system of extended to him. It reminded him Protestant By the claws of a savage beast, HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. were placed on the grave the hall being tilled to overflowing the gospel Wreaths to inculcate members 7.30; their Armadale, -morrow, to Mass, eugenics. We don't know whether of those early Christian feelings-- of love, to be charitable with those by his mates in the waggon shops, W.A. mint. organiser. Mesdames Her neighbours all too frightened and McEvoy. The Government Railways, relatives, Knox. and Russell. have the two ladies referred to are Jarrandale, 10,June, No. 2 State Mill. one heart, one mind. That was as who differed from them in religion. THURSDAY, JULY 28th. To stop his blood-stained feast Many coMinuelea- every'reason to feel proud of the renumerous friends. be, and he could see no rea- The Gospel of Jesus Christ was conshould mothers or not, but we put it to Mass, 19th. it fights for freedom, been Alone she have sympathy When the final returns come to repressing sult. lions them, had it been their misfortune S o'clock; Dwellingup, 10. son why, though they' may differ in tained in the Commandment: ' Love.' received by the bereaved relatives. The hand, they expect them to be a record In a world that slaves enfold, BUY A TICKET. taking. The thanks of the Committee their creed and religion, they should That was the spirit they wanted, ritnerai arrangements were carried out to mother a child who had not the a In world by war enfeebled. OrphanThe Sisters of St. Joseph's Messrs. Arthur E. Davies and Co., of are due to Mr. T. Snooks for services not be as the first Christians, united mental power to assimilate all that existed here in And by lies which war -lords told. by and co-operation and the operator Fremantle and Claremont.-R.I.P. age, Subiaco, beg to gratefully ac- in one bond of brotherly affection. and which happily the for working the pictures. also the be tolerant. So now 'tin no one's interest receipt (per Father It gave him great consolation to Pinjarra. They should Paramount Art-Craft Film Exchange of intense cramming and its cruel de- knowledge the £1, was speakers, other the For a "little nation" to fight J. Mc- find that spirit existed in Dwelling. He, with for the free use of the excenent Mrs. from of P. Lynch) the of mentality the -mends upon join and present to be indeed The pictures were good, music good. glad whose soul tenderest A nation is of (late -street always would attendance excellent. The !engine.s growing child, dished out to them, Carthy, of Newcastle the girls' or- up, and he hoped they spirit, and in the welcome extended to the head the of truth In worship and right foster and cherish that end of the evening was carried out by would they as mothers yield that Greenhills), towards AustraR.C. Church in West of the Europe A nation that brightened (Anglican) Times' Mesdames Knox and McEvoy, and fellow his Church London ask especially would he child of theirs to the brutal and un- chestra. Dr. Clune. of the person lia in Messrs. J. Knox and E. J. Kenny. its nations were born Before Editorial Comment. Catholics, while being true to their A special meeting of the Bazaar Christian methods they suggest And hour of darkness, supported. now in her also be found the Howieson to respect Mr. will always column to strive faith In another Committee was held on Sunday last. would be for the betterment of the Irishthem she's left forlorn. There was a very good attendance, that By six young Cu religion of others, and to foster The execution of The cowardly, drunken scounArchbishop Clune was loudly apLet them not be offended the conclusion of Father J. M. and race? chairman of committee presiding. that plauded on rising to respond. He drel, Cadet Hart, who brutally mur- But not by God and Nature, men in Dublin has moved even the the The meeting considered the charges because we put the question so sack's article on ''The Glory This spirit of amity and goodwill That shaped her body and soul, most complacert English newspaper for the new Hall excessive, and demakes for good citizenship. Referring said that if the various speakers dered Canon Magner, an old Irish pointedly to them, because no Tragedy of the Siagle State.." he told to cancel all the dates that had six cided a to Europe, were by visit rise a his recent To in glorious future Here week to words with notice. next to take Irish bey, followed the kindly reader in young will be pleasure a found and priest, shows History offence is meant. arranged for the stall -holders. When the Law of Right will be men in their early twenties condemn been from Father his audience that the bishops of the expressed in their cordial welcome unbelievable fiendishness, has been The next public entertainment will be that even the morally correct phil- striking contribution make periodibound to of were he Church and title him whole, the too, with tribunal, so, secret under him, by a Party and Dance in aid of to authorities. death a Euchre Griffin, ed to Gerald extended British by the released menfather of a may be the osopher acgive an to Rome to the Hibernian StalL and conducted by visits cal their hear Preto Not When pride of heads held Shall consoling the cruel tyrants with not found it very going to their deaths and Hamar Greenwood does tally dull and defective boy, and the "The Gates of Hell Hinds and Dalton. Date will count of their stewardship to the kindly expressions of goodwill to- deny that he is wandering at large Will be laid beneath the dust; of their coun- Mesdaines thousands whilst high, arranged next week. be best bred mother may not have all vail." trip he went wards himself. He had come among that During Pope. will land of 'Tis then let prosper, place 15 the around trymen knelt the County of Cork. Some her hopes fulfilled in her best school. and them for the purpose of performing in A Oueen of the brave aryl just,. On Monday, June 13th, a lecture over the battlefields of France, execution in prayer. Whatever the English soldiers watched the coldHumanity recoils from ed child. KELLERBERRIN new also to Berlin, and had been in the a spiritual duty to his flock, and blooded murders, and hadn't the -Rossmore. facts may be regarding the complite such barbarous methods as those will be given at St. Joseph's The in PotsdamPalace Pinjarra Kaiser's at and --.t the vieices d." ity of these particular men in crimes to strike suggested to the Commission for echool, Victoria Square, by the Rev. Australian soldiers had left a won- both at Dwellingup manhood of (From Our Correspondent.) manifestations with "What met on MA.. he had question J. McMahon. no a be Father there can creatures, of violence, cowardly counteracting the increase of menA very enjoyable and successful conderful heritage behind them, and it the kindliest feelings of goodwill rascal. These that to deal with them in this man- tvrt, arranged by Mrs. S. Patterson and tal defectives. As reformers. Mrs. is Wrong With Ireland?" was a consoling thing to hear the from all sections. That was ex- party to the wilful murders or dethe Fitzgerald, took place In st. to Anita whit Miss one not are contributes in people, ner Dr. Jull and Mrs. Cowan, M.P., praise that the people in those tremely consoling, especially after fenceless and innocent School /fah on Thursday evenThe funeral took place on Friday, warm restoration of law and order, but Meeples clearing the ground for a teener arid at large, sanctioned by Hamar The hall was full, delands had for the Australian. Even ing, May 20. criticism he had been subjected still national to strengthen only and serves more perfect order of society, would June 3rd., of Mr. Thomas Jones, of the Germans, who had been their the spite the inclemency of the weather. Greenwood, to still rob, murder, The funeral service enemies, were loud in their praises to lately though not of his choosing. In a lengthy interview with Mr. feeling in Ireland, and to add to l-ocal artists were greatly assisted by hoe away the weeds without de- West Subiaco. of the the protection eiler outlet,. prewere they He had no idea that P. and E. Witten. and Rev. Gavan Dully, M.P., Envoy of the number of acclaimed heroes who Misses Fitzgerald, stroying the roots. They are mere was performed by the Right The Austraof the Australians. Maynard and Sands, of Perth. such a magnificent reception British flag, and are paid £1 a day Irish Republic, published in the the have died for her. The bare record Messrs. superficial reformers, and are look- Monsignor Verling, assisted by Rev. lians had left a record of clean fight- paring The following programme was presenthim, hence he thanked them from for their job. the on cruelty Popolo Romano, last the Viva." Piano Duet, during "Qui Ireland in of events ed:-Overture. ing at the problem they would con- Fathers O'Neiil, T. Masterson, But- ing and manly principles behind to Crown of the Killing by authority song, Creagh, them. He was at the Front in 1916 his heart for their kindly words and by the English Govern- few weeks and months makes, witte Miss Groves and Mr. O'Brien; trol from one point of view only. ler. The Very Rev. Fatherwas in Ireland. presumably, is not mur- practised "Thora." Mr. Sands; character song, also and lie saw the British forces fight- welcome. He was, he said, brought of Irethe question ment in Ireland, a story stressing. partisan Underlying the problem of the dull Vicar-Apostolic of Broome,his Grace out any and the rest Harbeck: musilately, M. deal Blackstone, Miss der, Coke. "An Emblem" limelight a good the into represented and present. is touched Vatican the and land of the war would Eye the "The Green and defective child, and the malof horror that before ing cleanly. He went to Ireland at and his Grace related that when he of Britain's jurists notwithstanding. cal monolog -tie, song, is the dip- have seemed incredible. The result Yellow God." Miss Fitzgerald; formed and twisted human wrecks the Archbishop, who sent his car so the invitation of the Prime Minister was in London he was beseiged by And yet the mongrel loyalist, Gen- upon as follows. of "What song, O'Flynn." Mr. Todd: "Father Our deep sympathy to try and make peace in that un(to. Holy See the attitude lomatic an even be of society, there are many grave and the funeral. of it must inevitably an army of reporters who wanted to eral Rosenthal. lectures free Austra"Voice of Home." Miss McKenzie: song, serious causes to be considered and is extended to his wife and children, happy land. He nearly succeeded. interview or photograph him that lians on Law and Order ,1.1 Loy- wards Ireland)?" asked the repro. greater solidarity among the Irish "Paddy Maginty's Goat," Mr. Maynard: "Iona," In Ireland he saw the British forces lie was obliged to shut himself up Misses sentative of the Roman daily. "1 people than ever before. We have is,hoxrtapmlia.v...nd"MF iytwEnrgaaidg,eisneca.t"ion! removed before there will be even a and Rev. Mother John, of Cottesloe alty. vioConvent. Presentation were not fighting cleanly. He critic- in his room for a fortnight. He was am too short a time in Rome," re- long held that -auxierate men in Ire- lin duet. Miss P. Walsh and Mr. Tighe: glimmering of those happy condiplied Mr. Gavan Duffy, "to say more land were numerous enough to have song. "Till the Sands of the Desert tions anticipated by the advocates of Beach. The deceased was a former ised the mehod of warfare that pleased to hear from Mr. McLarty Gout. at Clune Archbishop pupil of "The recitsUon, was being carried on in Ireland. He and the other speakers that such on this question than that Irelana made Sir Horace Plunkett's scheme Grow Cold," Mr. sands: sterilisation and its alternative segreof the Rebel," Miss Fitzgerald; pointed out to the Prime Minister harmony and goodwill existed behas no reason .o call in doubt the for Dominion Melte Rule a workable Riding "Snother gation. They, and those who think burn. Little Drink Wouldn't and the Chief Secretary that the tween Catholics and members of the with them, must apply their hoes existence on the part of the Holy solution of the tIrish difficulty. Ev- song. a official of the number recent Do us Any !farm." Mr. Maynard; In a Crown forces were not fighting other religious bodies. Ho was in- Irish Bulletin, the followinerpasuage See of the same paternal `solicitude ery day that passes makes not only railway seriously to the roots of the weeds, station episode, ettsie.E. Walsh They did he ayel,t.zirmemldm:esoKeilic.:LOYbeurwieus.i cleanly. not say was of Maisvvs genetsan% chairman so they the leave no traces of them if to see sympathy and profound and solution, deed pleased any but solution, that appeared:disloyal and a traitor. The Prime the Protestant Federation present the case of Po- more hopeless of attainment. Mo- title, "Ali, the woodman's Pali/titer." would succeed in -the years to come President de Valera's private sec- ously manifested issn grateful There was no reason retary The for the derate men are forced by violence eccompaniste: Miss L. Watt. of producing a well -ordered society For Wednesday next, June 15th, Minister sent him back again to with them. Breland has sent a marked copy of landin So- at a quarter to eight, Mesdames mediate for peace, and though he why they, because of their different Sir Hamar Greenwood's in the out of their moderation, and the concert was voted the bestbyyettheheldenin keeping with their dreams. pronouncement powerful "Weekly and judging failed in his efforts at that juncture, beliefs, should be anything but Kellerberrhe funthe on ciety itself can be charged with the Cunningham and Chamberlain have lie and Note on peace Papal to thank. itself has only AinbassaGovernment Spanish that greeted each item the au the to Summary" thusiasm was confident that a better unThere otherwise. and socially crime of producing these poor. men- invited their large circle of friends friends principle according to if the grounds upon which a consti- Alen, was more than compensated for derstanding will eventtially be con- should be no cleavage in their dor in London, with a letter, of damental tally defective creatureswhom Mrs. and admirers of the St. Vincent's summated due ackiowledgment of na- tutional settlement could have been venturing out on such a night. between the two coun- friendly intercourse. AL his con- which the following is a translation: which aaspirations Dr Jull and Kra Cowan, M.P., with Foundling Home to a shoe and sock tries, and everyone must lie at the built have crumbled away. tional Don Senor Excellency, His who has a love 'To proa stoic calm, would consign to a life gift evening, to take place at the shortening the time till those secration as bishop he made agreement; and it DEATH, lit comes back to some point alMerry del Val, Spanish Em- bottom of every mise that no word or action of his walls in Leederville Hotel, on the corner of behind high prison how this principle was ways: Clear the Crown Forces out of 110GAN.-011 May :'title, George, the of the time when those would be uttered that would cause bassy, Grovenor Gardens, Lon- is recalled the prewhich there would be neither love Oxford and Newcastle -streets. Those shortening Poland of Mary to husband Note in beloved applied dearly will solution a workable and Ireland countries are once more united hurt to any because of their religion. don. We do not who intend to be present are advis- two nor human sympathy. Hogan. end loving father of Creina, cisely on the basis of the ancient be instantly forthcoming--Rd. R.] De in the bonds of peace. in Here of 91 he never Excellency,-President that "Your George, say and honestly Thomae, John, Be can suppose that these, we have no ed to take the Leederville or Ox- Perth lie was called a traitor and a and the sufferplease God, Valera thinks you may be interest- traditions of Poland Erie -street, Cotesits-R.I.P. doubt,. well-intentioned ladies, aim ford -street ear, and alight at the disloyalist by some people because has, and never will, ings endured by the Polish people. ANSWERS TO CORRErest grant unto him, 0 Lord, Eternal Sc' of the reference With passage marked promise. break that in the ed at gaoling all of our boys and girls corner. Mrs. Cunningham is well lie criticised the methods of warthe and let perpetual light shine upon he longed for companying British Government's In that noble Note for peace him. who cannot come up to their high known as an organiser of fetes like fare-the methods lie had criticised to the Irish question reads the mind of the SPONDENTS. day when England and Ireland official publication. as it affects the Irish nation standard of human culture mai per- the one anounced herein for the before the Primo Minister and the the which Ireland, to in regard See Holy one not nawas There MeARDLE.-On June end., at St. John honour of the Spanish race and fectability. We take it they wish benefit of the babies at the reund- Chief Secretary. There is not one would be .united. cruelly more and more ancient Sydney, of God Hospital. after a long Mures. Z.Y.Xe: Caulfield School, us who loved the Em- tion.-1 have the honour to be, etc." is Mrs. Chamberlain, of them who will not welcome the of to eliminate from the body of ling Home. Robert MeArdle.--R.I.P. than Poland. The most would be the best address to comthe marked passage comments out tortured The Sacred Heart of Jesus. have mercy the school an undesirable element whose charity and energy are also day when the bonds of Empire are pire but wouldall welcome was us against propaganda active com- l'resident de Valera's Spanish anmunicate with. the when on his soul. which has immoral and lawless ten boundless, has joined Mrs. Cunning- strengthened by a peaceful and per- day in Rome, since concentrated that together welded were parts ponent says:cestry, and dencies. We are greatly surprised ham in this forthcoming effort, manent settlement of the trouble bein Power the only is Vatican the IN MEMORIAM. to PRAYER. DAILY A peace and harmony. Referring belongs to a race of "Valera to know that in our State schools which is consequently assured of tween England and Ireland. Since in We that England fears. Howieson'e statement that the Holy Mats. immaculate Mother of ItitYAN.-Of your charity, pray for the treacherous murderers, and he has Europe there are such elements that must success, and will be thoroughly en- lie last visited Dwellingup he had Mr. at William of representative of the soul repose special no he have frequent, be more should visits inducted Ireland into the murder the Vatican, but every Catholic loving We are loath to joyable. Patrons will derive much seen many lands, and as a result of he °supheldin and Tvii t: i be legislated for. may Thomas Bryan, whose anniversary mi that his diocese being such may we worthily occurred on Wednesday last, and oil ous treachery of his race." sustained by time: believe that there are such yarn, pleasure by their generous co-opera- the late war almost every country replied that this, despite believes, over two him took Irishman it mercy. one teschtugs-ehave a large cud suul Jesus, whose sweet follow thy example The quotation appeared in the tunates so young and so incorrigible tion, and also from the social aspect is suffering from industrial strife years to visit every parish. He conEngland will in vain di- breathing purity, charity and undying and unrest. Coming from such scenes cluded by again thanking them for issue of the "Weekly Summary," Protestant AS to be beyond the redeeming ads of the function. that thus merit thy sweet plea- LYNCIL-Iii sad but loving me mmy of against faith-and diplomacy its rect 1, No. lie wan glad when he stepped on the of education, and who need the exPrivate W. R. Lynch, 44th. Batt.. killsplendid welcome given him, dated February 4, 1921. (Vol. grand monument of truth erected sure and commendation.-Amen. boat on his return to this sunny land their ed In action somewhere in France, ceedingly severe treatment suggestwished them all and the district 26.) by the Cardinal and the Bishops of may 29th, 1018. of Australia-God's best land. As and ed to the Commission. But if such I We have not heard or seen that with a tartober, prosperity. last and blessing when. Ireland immaculate heart or Mary, your pray-AUSTRALIAN IRISH they were aware he was among them every any withdrawOBITUARY. demanded has being there are, modem society and Spain ers for his P1,01, Hierarchy the voice, unanimous at on the at Moore attendance passed away a large There was There 0 Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy modem State educationists will be 2nd. of June, an old and highly respect- for the purpose of fulfilling his al of the "compliments" offered- not SOCIETIES. Church in the after - that such has not been the case. Rut made an impressive and dignified on his soul.-R.I.P. stupidly blind to the disaster which ed identity in the person of Mrs. Helen spiritual duties to his flock, to ad - St. Augustine's reaffirming the solemnly by Me sorrowing uncle declaration -Inserted administered his Grace when noon minister Confirmation on mot-. through the word, SOCIETY. H.A.C.B. reatens our national life if they do Fraser. Deceased was born In Ireland not: England's to determine her and Aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lynch. and couSacrament of Confirmation. fear years ago, and came to %Vest Aus- row. He was particularly pleased the The. District timid held their usual SIDS Pat, Terry, Jim, Amite, will not be right of Ireland Summary, not revise the system which is ac- 57 "Weakly" the held Hibernian also N. Kelleher, West Perth. Maggie, of government, and in the form own and setmeeting of age presented years 21 candidates tralia when turtnightly meet Twenty-eight to again Mr. D. Cosgriff, one their only is above The countable for these degenerates. The tled on the pastoral lands of Dandarabelieved. Monday. the 30th May to universal execration both the Hall, Perth, on temporising expedients suggested by Mtn. She could to many in:erest- chairman. It was many years ago themselves for Confirmation. instance of the deliberate lying that up lure. J. Edwards was in tile last. and the hypocrisy of the chair. hiving memory of days of the when he was a missionary priest The following District officers PRINDIVILLE.-In Miss Lovegrove acted as sponsor finds utterance of the Government's barbarityGovernment Dr. Kerr, of London, and supported lug experiences of the early method its in Rob. Prindiville. 52nd. Batt.. Alla. J. Bros. English TullyCapresent: exemplary a most also State, was that he had met Mr. Cosgriff at for the young ladies, and Mr. P. official publication in Ireland.-Ed. were by Mrs. Dr. Jull and Mrs. Cowan. tholic and killed at Mecsiuies on June Sth, 1917. and a generous benefactoress to Hoffman. ii.V.P., W A Brown, D.W.. J. O'Connor, of war against the Irish people." gerHe again the expressed After hie the boys. Dorgan for -R.I.P. G. Begley, M.P.. cannot achieve the purpose the Church. C. After a rather long life R.1 MG., T. J. Hynes, P.D.P., .ey hope to attain. spent in doing many good Works, she deepest thanks for the very cordial vice the ladies of the Church enter F. Creighton. M. CoOney and the DisApologies were reCLAREMONT. had most happy amid holy death, hav- reception given to him by the pee- tamed the candidates, and all those trict sereetary. THE REWASH BISHOPS AND "The world is sick, sick unto ing areceived the last Sacraments and pie, and he prayed that God would who ceived from Bros. Parker and O'Callagel'ternoon to distance, cause a EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. IRISH SUFFERING. Holy Faith. The bless and prosper them all and their tea A fair amount of correspondence han. The fearful thought ever the consolations of our from eath ST. THOMAS' SCHOOL HALL. 'P1njarra, exthe Mechanics' at to the aceounta St. John's and with, moved funeral cortege dealt was give Journals -resent in the minis of serious stte Church to the Moore Cemetery, where town. (Loud applause.) TUESDAY. JUNE 14, 1921. Most of the Italian for Payand so ended a most pleasant red tent of I,7 einr paNSefl u n -1,.. root 1.,1,r. Sur-. wilier to the appeal made by derided tts of Europe is that her eiviii- the Rev. Father Benedict, 0.S.B.. read rte. District Board ment ,app, At the instigation of Hie Grace, a letter day as far as the district was prominence numBishops at their anin oMeially visit all the metropolitan tion well go under in a half decade hie last prayers. A very large Sister Ang"can 0-t2. 'he 11.1. ID; concerned. on St. McMahon hearty Father months. vote Hear of thanks was coming aeeorded the branches during of relatives, amongSt them George Lloyd to Mr. amt wonderlY, nless a remedy is found and ap- ber J. Prindiville reunion nual Mesdames on Tuesday, from St. Joseph's Convent. the chairman for presiding at the Anthony's will he vielted Organisers. died to heal the world," said Sir Patrick, Night recall of the Auxiliaries from the Monday for next. 51, Fremantle, followed her remains to her function, to which Mr. Cosgriff briefJune your John Drive Membership .ilip Gibbs, during his lecturing last resting place. May her soul relit ly responded. Ireland. Catholic Young Men's Society Now. r in America. Why is it so sick, In peace! -

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rectory on April 1. The priest's 1S92 was made Vicar-General of the OBITUARY. assailant escaped in an automobile. Order in California, a position he The sheriff's office, it was said, had held till his retirement in 1908. He LATE MR. THOMAS LINTON. THE uncovered no clue to the identity of retained the pastorate of St. DomThe funeral of the isle Mr. Thomethe person who fired the shut, or inic's, which he had assuined in Lintoe. of as) .Palinerstou-street, took 1896 until his death. place Oil Sunday afternoon Dm the pre to a motive for the act. FaThe Church of the Passionist settee or a large gathering of relatives thers Memorial Alphoustis Father Jarecki formerly was an and friends. Deceased. aged :.7 years. Church),(Father Brigid's, Marrickville, Sydinstructor the at Polish seminary in Belfast, iretanti, and had ney, whichSt. was was horn Wise California. Sunday, on opened M1=011 lie resided in this State 31) years. at Orchard Lake. He had been in 5th, is one of the most beautiful The Sacramento (California) Bee Was One of the first on the Perth Rail - June viewedifices, from an architectural charge of the Wyandotte parisn says, III Way eau rank, end afterwards was con- point, In the whole of Australia. It is editorially: many torte tor less than a year. polio. with Ole nected "The State Senate has very pro- 3i las, indeed, a worthy mouunient to the Mehe followed the oc- mory biggest figures in the Lutheran Father priest, the cupation Litterly or that illustrious THE WINDS OF IRELAND its record from expunged perle good Old of a gardener, and Coen, who achieved so Much communion have joined in this atwardens in AlphOinius communication from the Sacramen- work in public and private fortified in the cause of religion, and Whose methe disease which Michael O'Leary, V.C. by mory Ile died (In Memory of the Two Hundred tempt to diagnose to Church Federation attecking the the inetronoti, will never be rorgotten: by those Church. For knockin,,,, out half a dozen Catholic Church in a long diatribe Cie riles or the Holy tinnily The majestic pile of Who Died for Freedom in 1920.) has thus stricken Germain Protest. Min. who knew of one buildings. standing amid a kroWn-up in the well back antism. pad -fisted pork and beaners, the on the Irish question, which con- widow (By Helen Hughes Hielecher./ him. daughter awl three -us- survive rem. surrounded by grounds, and vacios late Eugene Diedrichs, a well-known world's heavyweight boxer can re- cerned Ise MacThe Mary The brown winds, the fair v Inds, Miss of the talk gardens and lawns of richly -flowering Elie a esereeest road by Haecker, to aril and Theodore writer, ceive sizable several fortunes, but They carry in their breast smoothness, presents a 'nag before the legislature ceineleiy. earraeatta, velvety Roman prominent Evangelical of South for killing eight of Germany's best Swiney The souls of Ireland's martyrs a polish- !decent picture. "Such a communication as the where Ilni renmina Germany, base cantriOnted to the fighting men and capturing 15 Church sent should ed 1...1.1,4-1) W.. laid to rest. The last A Great Shrine. Too grieved for saintly rest. Federation pro. by the Rev. Fr. symposium of explanations and others, besides two machine guns never have been allowed in print, riles were p,-rernieil as It Is when viewed from The pall -hearers were mehealthful 11. Buller. posals. Mr. Diedrichs writes: and a brace of trenches, Michael but, since it received that formal- F'.Messrs. outside, the interior is even more Too grieved for joys eternal. .1. F. Mackenzie. F. Jerkins., this: is and inspiring. The handsome "The question in dispute O'Leary. of Macroom, County Cork, ity through an oversight. the best NN'aiker. 1.. Aaiun, 0. Jone.i, 'rut F. strikinglyIs by far the They crowd from heaven's porch largest parish The ehier mourners were: church Is this decay (of Lutheranism) received a Victoria Cross. whose in- correction et the error was its ex Berkeit. In robes of flowing crimson, The sanctuary chimer irl Austraiasie. am! t:,c war of merely the reeelt trinsic value is a nickel, and no punting from the record. is wider than that of St. Mary's CatheAnd in their hands a torch. dral, and a beautiful and costly organ, Prethe revolution, or 'had it already be- more. care should be taken in "Great in Sydlargest second be the said to O'Leary, who is the only living the future that no members of one gun?" They seek for Freedom's altar, ney, has been installed In the choir galThen he gives a startling answer hero of a Bernard Shaw play It -is impossible to convey in O'er hill and dale and wood, lery. rcligiim be allowed to attack those says! Fre an adequate like question. "0"Flaherty, mere words anything VCso-has applied to to the To feed the fires that tyrants another. All are equal in the impression of the magnificence, the "It has existed for four hundred the Knights of Columlaus in New of of California And all should Still dream to quench in blood. splendour, and the artistic beauty of r. years: it arose during the Fenais- York for a good American job. "I eyes in legislaattack from the interior of tills vast and noble edibe protected With the exception of Italy, tt sance and began with P.otestant- spent three years and mare in ac- tive halls. fier. O soft winds of Ireland, by hastened Is the only shrine of the Passion in the been has it tive service," he states, "and came but tears; ism, nowith cheek has Your is wet State of California The world, and recognising this fact the out with all manner of glory but thing to do with religious controrecent events." You weep the brave and fabhful Fathers have spared no esPassionist Theodore Haeckcr is not less hard no job, and the gentlemen who fight versies- The State is purely politipense or labour in making it a TaberFor "lo, these many years." nacle worthy of that great distinction. on this religious system. He writes: with gloves instead of bayonets get cal, being no more Protestant than Practically all the wall space, the pit "The official. published Protest- glory and fortunes. They're welcome she is Catholic, no more Jewish than. 0 four winds. 0 sad winds, etc., will be eovered tars, archways, ant theology is a misery and a dis- to it, but at the same time you'd she is Mohammedan. Fold gently to your breast with exquisite carvings and other ornamentations depicting sacred symbols, grace. It no longer knows its ob- think real fighting should pay bet. The souls of Irish Martyrs "Her functions end with the husino It events of the Church, etc. it. the history in about anything ter." has volunteered with ject or O'Leary Upon their holy quest. ness and hamanitarian affairs of her The Stations of time Cross will be exceplonger has a spiritual language. and the K. of C. to aid Irish Relief people. Religions she leaves to the tionally One. It is calculated that they of a hundred thousand work --Catholic Bulletin. The organ. it speaks cost over £600, will alone private lives of her citizens." Figures That Shout. punofewer Man 5,000 coritaittrot subjects. but not a word of what purchased for Tess In the House of Commons, the There Is seating accomthan ' £ Lone. San Francisco's First Newsboy. Decadence. Attorney -General stated, in reply to modation for 1.200 people. and standing a question, that during the financial San Francisco's first neweboy, who room for 500 or 61)0. Needless cruelty is always defense. re may he had 31 last duty March hard ended grew up to the of how year be provincial t'oe less, no matter What It Will cost. £15,972 in fees from the Tree Dominion Order on the Pacific be. Studied cruelty is only a maniThe rest of the church In date . in addition to his salary of te3.000. Approximately, t 10,000 win Coast, is dead. festation of degeneracy and degenbe required to complete the structure. Midday on Wednesday ,000 a year: and that the SoliciHe was the Very Rev. John Pius eracy means decay (declares the The furnishing (altar", shrines. etc.) is Primeditorial). Murphy, 0. P., pastor of Doman tor-General had received £t,900 in St New World in Week is the estimated to cost about t15,000, makEach in inic's Church in that city, who WAS itive nations are not overclioice tees, in addition to a salary of ing a total cost of £40,000, and the Passionist Fathers are faced with a trefor 16 years vicar -general of the their punishments, but it remains THE LATE THOMAS LINTON. 16,000. He added that the law offimendous task in raising such a vast cers of the Crown have nothing congregation in California. for effete culture to show up the There are no more zealous enMrs, t. Unto,' (widow), Mrs. C. Thur- stun. Father Murphy was born in Que- flower of decadence. One might un- tie to do with fixing the amount of any that Contributions, Reports, Etc, self-sacrificing, and unselfish Bert James and Nor- terprising, (daughter,, curfor the were lives Advertisements by and in Turkey is done bec in 1841, of a family that had derstard hew fee paid to them; that B. and R. Lin Workers for Christianity to the length man Mesdames (eons). breadth of Australia than the Pas rent week's issue of THE suffered greatly in the Irish rebel- dispatched without much thought, ton (daughters -lit -law). .1. Thurkie and the Treasury. He expressed the They carry on their Fathers. -In-law), Z. Beckett, and 0. Jones Monist RECORD may be taken. lion of 1798. With his parents he but it remained for England to re- (son opinion that a barrister in private great spiritual labours unceasingly (brothers -hi -law), F. Bogies mied O. throughout The the Coniinenwealth. practice would get fees twice as came to California by way of Pan- fine torture, not merely to break Jones (sisters-in-law), H. Maslin, F. has church at Marrickville high for work of a similar amount concerns itself. The official Protes- ama in 18:50. He witnessed mary of physical resistance, but to break Beckett, and T. Jones (nephews), T. memorial merely a local interest and importAmong not A. (ego etiei es). and difficulty. But he did not state tant church is certainly- not the the stirring scenes of the pioneer down the fortitude of the soul. The Mackenzie generally AusThe Calholtee 01 ance. present were, Messrs. G. Goodall, tralia have a viers- deep and personal Inthat a barrister in private practice kingdom of God. Moreover, it has days, among them the executions Indians were tied to the cannon's those John Barrington. R. and T. Faimen, W. in it, because it Is the Shrine of would net have the opportunity of not a single dogma which it be- of the Vigilance Committee cf 1851. mouth, but it is now the boost of ArKenzle, P, C.lifford, II. Sherlock, \V. terest Therefore, It Passion in Australia. 0. Walker T. Madigan, T. Kerr, the getting as much legal work as the lieves with unshaken faith or which He became San Francisco's first a supposediy more enlightened era Roden, is expected fiat the friends or the PasS. II. N. Cook. E. E. Casey, torture devilish a more sionist Fathers throughout the Comlaw officers of the Crown- Air ofe.- remains unchanging. This is what newsboy, but his faker found how to devise Barry. P. J. T. O'Reilly, Bridges, will readily time their praccial return recently issued shows it calls development, progress, while his afternoons after school were The condemned at Dublin were Imonald T. M. Jones, monwealth McKenzie, sympathy and help in the noble being spent. and put a stop to a hanged by pairs, an hour apart. J. Joyce, C. McCarthy, T. E. Bar- Heal that for the ten years before the in reality it means dissolution." of completing this magnificent E. Edwards, P. Walsh, C. work Agony was deepened as far as in- renger, 'I'.I1. Marshall, war the fees paid by the Treasury shrine. Speaking of the Pope, Mr- Haee- thriving business career. (Jog W. lleriln, Herrin, The boy was sent to St. Dom- genuity could devise. At a time, gift to the Attorney -General and the ker says: L. Adams, W. J. Thompson. A. E. The Opening. solemn L. N. Marshall, G. 1.. George, C. Solicitor -General totalled £251,728, Many distinguished ecclesiastics and "I would be the last to fail to inic's Monastery at the age of 12 near or distant, who knows,so stolid Jones. A. Watkins, L. Peat, R. L. Henn, H. r.. prominent public personages will the yearly average for the Attor- honour the one power from which and soon developed a vocation. He Americans who are now atrocities, grace Mesdames Mercer. Thompson, the occasion with their presence, and It ney-General being £14,450. and for comes a ray of mercy, like a heaven- went to France to study in 1S60 and in the sight of English with a Pearl, Barrenger, Coggin, McCarthy. Admas, Is hoped that a magnificent sum towwas ordained in England in 1868. will whip their audiences Calligan, Maslin, Kerr, Fannon, Ed- ards the Solicitor -General £10,730. ly sunset over sinking Europe." the church will be raiscost of the even that Hencrimes, those Williamson, of Watts, wards Geise, He was made prior of the newly - recital ed. view the splendid unselfish In of Dudish, .Smithers, Cameron, and the spirit Of self-sacrifice that founded Convent of St. Dominic do not deserve the term beastial. dry, McRoberts, nee., Atkins.11 Walsh, Mews, Conversions to Church. German Workmen always characterised the Passion in San Francisco in 1876, 'Ind In No beast could be so far libeled. Dainish, have Misses Mercer. liainsWorth, 1st Fathers In every portion of AustraSays the Catholic Bulletin:-The May, Waters. Roberts. Smithson,Wat- lia, and in view of the fact also that Remarkable increases in the memkins. Hendry, mind Wilson. Floral tri- the new church is really our national reunion of Christendom goes on bership and profits of the Christian butes were placed On the grave from Shrine or the Passion, it is hoped and very steadily in England, where Trades Unions of Germany are Mr. and Mrs. T. Barrenger, Mr. and experted that donations will reach the. & during the past year some 10,7 91 shown in their report for 1919. The Sirs. T. Nirli.eizie. Mr. and Mrs. !lorry Superior of the oassionist Fathers at Maslin, Mr. sell Mrs. Bert Linton, Mr. Marrackville from every part of the persons got around the affirmations number of members has risen from and Mrs. .1. Linton, Mr. and Mrs. J. Commonweal Insurance Company, Limited. of Lambeth by submitting to the 538,559 to 1,000,770, and a more reth. Mr. ['red Jackman, Employees Thorkle, show authority and jurisdiction of the cent report doubtless would of W. Zlinpel, Mr. and Mr, I.ock Alms, SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. Mr. and Mr.'. T. Jones, Mr. and Mr*. NATIONAL Apostolic See of Rome. All roads, that the total is about 2,000,000. IRISH Stanley. Mrs. Tins. Linton and Norman, FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS. says a Europeon proverb. lead to The report for 1920 has not yet apFORESTERS Mrs. W. Backshall. Mr. and Mts. J. Rome: the Canterbury road is as peared. EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST and Joyce. many telegrams, letters, and SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. earth, or sympathy were received by the good as any other. While the me.nbership of the free E MIDWOOD, Manager. CURRENT RATES bereaved family. R.I.P. No Initiation i.e. Cheapest Contrades unions has also increased, tributions. superficial. been has .Divoree. growth and their Paris Lawyers Branches: Huge o Semi!, Perth, meets mostly of hetalternate Thursdays, in the Trades Hall A certain number of lawyers of They were composed who sought to elements (Room 14), Beaufort- st reet, Perth. the Paris bar have drawn up a peti- erogeneous Brian BoruBranch, Fremantle, every the influence gained to further tion asking that divorce cases be use alternate Tuesday, Slim-wily Societies As a coninterests. individual ate their itall, 54 Adelaide -street; Secretary's tried at secret hearings. They their organisations are rapAddress., W. Keating, is Burt -street, claim that the mutual reproaches sequence from Fremantle. Cartes Stuart Parnell, reports and shrinking, idly Boulder; Secretary's address, made by parties who' have institut- Munich and Ninnberg and many Court Hotel, Boulder; meats alternate Fridays. ed divorce proceedings are too often other centres disclose that members John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. an advertisement of immorality, are resigning from the free unions to O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland Junction. and consequently they wonid de- join the Christian Trades Unions. Money to Lend on application to the prive these of all publicity. C Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. It might be mentioned, in this Christ's Almoner. Maxwell, Barrack -street, Perth, or the jurGeneral Secrethary, care J. J. Snigg, connection, that the Catholic Barrack -street. The late Bishop Farrelly, et ists, at the end of the Social Week his in wealthy been had Cleveland, an desire for the of Caen, expressed ste PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG the Winowa Courassociation of lawyers who would own name, saysdied, MEN'S SOCIETY. he had not a ier. When he refuse to handle divorce cases 604 HAY -STREET, PERTH. will. last his in bequeath penny to ,Filder the Patronage ef Ills Grace Archbishop llinel. As the head of a large and lye's Apple. Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Card diocese the Bishop's in Room, Cricket Club, Harriers' Club. A fruit supposed to bear the mark wealthy considerable. been have must come Debating, Musical, and Dramatic of Eve's teeth is one of the many At his death he had no debts and society. botanical curiosities of Ceylon. The he had no money. In one part ui ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. by A SOCIETY grows is known THAT EVERY CATHOLIC tree on which it city of Cleveland there is a YOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. the significant name of "the forbid- the Full particulars on application toLatin school for boys. Out beden fruit," or "Eve's apple tree." W. J. WEBB, iron. Secretary. is an orphan asylum. there yond The blossom has a very pleasant are other schools and charscent, but the really remarkable fea- There work., in the greet and busSociety of St. Vincent de Paul ture of the tree, the one to which it itable Perhaps you could city. Western Australia (Insure). It is tling _,.eaves its name, is the fruit. money went, it his where learn beautiful, and hangs from the tree you care to know. The promoters Thl5 Society exists for the purpose in a peculiar manner. aca bank the marwoollen of assieting worthy families and others, thrift would look for Shrewd men reviewing the present position of Orange on the outside and deep of including inmates of public institutions, dividends accrued - ket in England as indicated by the newspaper reports can only come and count lit indigent circumstances, and engages crimson within, each fruit has the There is a bane account, but it to one conclusion, and that is that Suits must advance still further in other good works. it Is governor[ appearance of having had a piece is where moth and rust do not con its price in the near future. The one way to avoid these rising costs by a Council, omce in No. SS (top door) bitten out of it. This fact, toge- rode nor robbers enter in to steal. Royal Arcade, Perth, and has branches without delay. requirements Clothing future your for is to provide or conferences In many parishes ther with its poisonous quality, led throughout the State. the Mohammedan to represent it as Cannot Wash His Hands Clean The calls on Its funds arc many, and with a view to supplementing Its rethe forbidden fruit of the Garden American an Voice, True the Says sources. the Society invites persons of Eden and to turn men against lrelaed when making their wills to remember Its in newspaper: Atrocities it. work. Bequests may be made In favthat the our of the Particular council, or any The mark upon the fruit is attri- still go on theugh it seems immediate' needs commission above and over two American or Conference of the Society. The purchase of a Suit buted to Eve. Why the bite of report of the reprisal bu.n- will assist materially in carrying men over the high price period ahead. Adam did not also leave its marl, is on relief has curbed But murder by co- iVe are not taking advantage of this favourable woollen market. The YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF no known, but as only one piece ings sornewbat. officials as posis as low are reported margin of profit we retein on Brown's Better Suits WESTERN AUSTRALIA. seems to he missing, its loss is as- ders of British At all times we aim at Under tha Patronage of Ills Grace the the, conditions. papers, present-day with The day. sible consistent every nearly cribed to the woman Archbishop. and Brown's Better Suits still IV other day, carried a stinging letter VALUE FOR THE PURCHASER, The Study of the Language, Objects: has made them famous right Music, History. 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going to make a speech. 1 am here Let no man be mistaken as to I would not dare to tell in verse pleading a plea of love on behalf of How Thomas Wheelan died, my bruised, crushed and bleeding who will be lord in Ireland, when Except as same poor workingman motherhood. Ireland is free ventiun. For iu Thy light we shall Who carves the Crucified. "I came here to this country to lord and master. The people will be "That it is entitled to recoeiCtion The people who see the light that will direct our give testimony at Washington. It the President of the Unitel gloomy tree, the dangling rope, paths and guide our ways. We by was never my intention to leave my wept in Gethsemane, weo trod the The States as a sovereign state, and The watchers standing by -seek no man's wrong, we only ask said sorrowful way, who died naked on a native Ireland. But duty called ii hereby respectfully Were there that morning just as to be directed and guided by Thy urges association 4 ea and I came across the water just as cross, who went down into hel, the President to confer upon when divine assistance in contributing our such nation you sent your sons across the wa- will rise again glorious and immorThe Lord went forth to die. share in bringing to a successful is- thereof the and the government ter when duty called them. tal, will sit on the right hand of recognition of the govsue the cause of the Irish Republic. "Do you realise, men and women God, and will And if you walked with lighter step of the United States of come in the There are only two earthly loves of ernment at end the to Among speakers Chicago of America; do you what give judgment, a judge Than Jesus did of yore, which we are supremely jealous, America in accordance with the at the National Convention of the my, little country is realise just and ter. Surely suffering?. and the forms heretofore American Association for the Rethe cross is easier and for which we are always ready practice "Look across to -day in Ireland rible.-Padraic Pears*. To established by bear, than Jesus bore the government of to give the last full measure of dethe Irish Republic were Come across with me in spirit for the United States in granting recog- cognition of Das., votion-the one, undying loyalty to nition general secretary Taraknath I seem to see your countenance to other states, peoples, gov- of the Friends of Freedom in India, a few minutes. What will you ese? The tirst national convention for service to your cause than to recall the Declaration of American Inde"They will not weep, Lit with radiant .mile Ruin and the desolation of because Irethe American Recognition of the here and now the eldress of the pendence; the other, unalterable de- ernments and nations. and Miss Anna Walsh, sisteoin-law land all around, and stillness bro- they have their stern duty to per- That came down as the gift cf God "And the is President also herelsy Irish Republic opened on Monday, Father of Our Country, the immor- votion to the cause of Irish liberty. MacCurtin, martyrof Lord Mayor form to The gallows to beguile. 'Mother ken Ireland.' only by the They of bursting a urged to notify the PreApril 18th, last, at Chicago, with tal George Washington, first Presi- In the execution of this twofold respectfully are mothers brave and true, and bomb or the cracking of a rifle. of the Irish Republic to ap- ed Irish patriot. You kissed your executioner thousands of delegates from every dent of this Republic, when he duty we ask Thy guidance, and feel sident tears with streamMiss Walsh. 'dash apart the "It tears that does not require an start.' orator, duly accredited commissicnBeneath the gallows tree, city and state in the tin' . taxing spoke to the French Minister on assured that we shall obtain it. Fur, point of how Lord men and women, to tell you of my "We must not weep for you. dear ers or ambassadors to negotiate ing down her face, told the capacity of that great city's January 1st., 1796, these words: while we know Thy power and pro- with MacCurtain died in her arms crushed motherland, which is bleed- land, we must not weep for you. And surely Christ was very glad the President of the United Mayor So good an act to see. housing been shot. accommodation. after had Yes, he Every Born iii a land of liberty, having tection extend over all peoples and States such the people ing to death under the iron heel cheer us and the treaty or tre.ities as train brought them until the loop early learned its value, hav;lig en- nations, we equally know that Thou he breathed his last there of England. people cheer us and the people clap Then farewell, be now in existence between in "While Thomas Wheelan, gleamed with the bright badges and gaged in a perilous conflict to de- art in an especial manner the God may us, his little my arms 10.monthee,o but there is no clapping on the government of And pray for Innisfail. No Tears of Laughter in Erin. the United baby scrambled about the floor and flags of the many visitors, fend it, having, in a word, devoted of the downtrodden and afflicted. cheering in Ireland. The peep, A preliminary merely, but no less the best years of my life to secure We know the wrongs and outrages States and the governments, of the pleaded for 'Dada.' "There a is no laugliter now in Ire- are crushed, and the world looks on, That dread of death may never such Why favoured nations." dauntchildren striking than any other feature was its permanent establishment in my of over seven centuries perpetrated most man, with so great a love for his land. The women have ceased to and Ireland fights her battle alone of the Gael. the magnificent demonstration of own country. my anxious recollec- on the II ash people by the moat in- Copies of the resolutions were dis- country, should be shot down like laugh, and the children have ceas"But we are determined to fight -L.F.K., in Dublin Catholic Bulwelcome on Sunday, by the various tions, my sympathetic feelings, are_ human government that has ever patched to President Harding and a dog is more than any man or ed to play. it all alone rather than be slaves." letin. to of Congress. A roes Chicago branches. Estimated at my best wishes are irresistibly ex- stained a Christian land are not for- sagemembers was sent to Senator Loess., more than thirty thousand, the cited whenever in any country I see gotten by Thee. Relying, theremarchers gathered, under Eamonn an oppressed nation unfurl the ban- fore, on Thy divine assistance, fully chairman of the foreign relations committee, asking his support of P. Butler. grand marshal. ner of assured of the of freedom.' justice our cause. The Robert Emmet Council led the first "May God bless Ireland and soon we ask Thee to let the light of Thy the movement for recognition. Another resolution, directed as a division. Other branches of the reward her with the fulfilment of divine Countenance shine upon the blow to English trade. urgc.i the association, only slightly less num- her people's ardent aspirations, deliberations of this Convention, so members to buy only erous, followed. their country's freedom. that being assured as to the r;ghte- association's American -made goods. The orange, white and green flag, ousness of our methods, we may, "Sincerely yours in Christ, Treachery or Death. in wondrous profusion, lent colour with Thy divine help, come what Message to President De Valera. "GEORGE W. MUNDELEIN, Article 44 forbids a belligerent to to the long columns of marchers. may, never rest till 'Ireland is free. "Archbishop." The following message was adcompel inhabitants of occupied termen. women and children, varied by "Our Fattier, etc." dressed to Eamon De Valera: The Opening Prayer. titory to furnish information about tableaux floats expressive of Erin's "The first national the convention Resolutions Adopted. of hostile army. This elementary The prayer at the opening of Concause, and by many bands whose the American Association for the rule of fair play and chivalry martial music thrilled the great vention of the Aenerican Assocla- The resolutions adopted follow: Recognition is of the Irish broken Republic, in tien Ireland for the Recognition of the Irish not only under "It is hereby resolved that the crowds that lined Michigan bouleThe British force in Ireland were consented to sing or were knocked Bridge and District, County Clare, the in Chicago, representing "law" of the Restoravard along the miles of march. De- Republic, offered by Monsignor Mc- American Association for. the Re- assembled service unconscious. attacked at night: nineteen houses tion so-called 15,512 delegates, sends greetings to declared to be on actice of Order Donnell, Monday, It, Act, April but under the was as cognition of the Irish Republic, the President of On Febtachments of mounted police, a December 20th, 1920.-One hun and shops and one creamery destroy. practice of the war in the Irish Republic on December 10th, 1920. composed of over 50,000 American martial law troop of cowboys and characteristic follows; Dail Eireann and tender to the bruary 11th, 1921, General.Macready gars arrested at Shanagolden, Co ed by fire. areas. The Restoration of Order "0 Ged of Just ice and Righteestie- citizens, and who are represented and costumes aided the general effect. It in Chief-claim-their Commander February 24, Irish 1921.-Donegal people Limerick; town was through struck in you the our face warm- ed before the King's Bench JudgF, Act permits the forcing of people to ness, we, of the American Asose:st- in the first national convention in was a magnificent demonstration. sacked at night; fifty shops wrecko tion for the Recognition of the !fish the city of Chicago by duly accred est congratulations upon the mar- in Dublin that "a state of war many times by an inspector evidence incriminating their ed: many houses damaged: town o( give The Convention. constabulary. He was beaten own Reput.:ic are assembled here in Thy ited delegates, present here in Per- vellous defence of the Rept.Olic of or revealing the milibetween the English Forces rifle butts while being conveyedwith Mountcharles in same county par- tary relatives. to The convention opened on Mon- Name and under Thy guidance. We son or by proxy, that the Irish Re- Ireland created by the sovereign existed movements of their own troops Army, the barracks. and was Irish the Republican and tially sacked: six will houses of her destroyed people and directly in day. The feature of the early ses- humbly ask Thy blessing on the de- public is, and of right is entitled to kicked and under pain of six months' imprisonor damaged by fire. consonance with the soundness of which he described as .a. "trained beaten in the barracks. sion was the message of greeting liberations and counsels of. this Con- be, a free sovereign nation. (Regulation 73). The penalty and disciplined force, divided into_,, February 24, 1921.--Ballylongford, ment. all Americail principles. February 7th, 1921.-Patrick Con from his Grace Archbishop Mundeof death has been proclaimed in the and companbattalions, brigades, "We pledge to you the moral ao.I naire was stripped naked, kicked Co. Kerry, sacked at night, seven- martial law areas for lein, delivered with the opening financial assistance of every liberty - ies, with a genera( headquarters. and beaten by troops in the Military teen houses destroyed by fire; town women who "harbour"Irish men and prayer by the Right Rev. P. members in ruins. loving American to the end that the The Judges, on February 24th,thaas; Detention Barracks, Wexford. McDonnell, St. the Irish Army, and destruction of Mel's Churcn. of Republic of Ireland may be recog- sented to this view, declared Mayor Thompson delivered an adCoLective Penalties. property or The Murder of imprisonment Prisoners. for ethaEtn'g'wlisahr not "a nised by the nations of the world." dress of welcome. Frank P. Walsh Article 50 lays down that no col- actively assisting the British forces Many Irish prisoners never reach rstateagionfg.a,.aacddidtheaxtistth, Harry J. Boland, Donal O'Callagtheir own countrymen. It forces had power to act as they the "power of the hostile Govern lective penalty, pecuniary or other- against han. Anna Walsh, John J. 'toteon this ground that most of the, pleased without check or control of ment" at all. They are murdered wise. can be inflicted upon the po- is patrick, Congressman Jas. O'Connor, pulation on account of acts of indi- "official" reprisals have been inflict. a man, to shoot outright, any 'even court, while unarmed help and Louisiana; Rev. P. C. Yorke, San John Allen, for possessing a revol' less, by their captors, either in or viduals for which it cannot be re- ed. Francisco; Miss Mary MacSwiney, Mr. Gilbert K. Chesterton, who In many districts this detestable near their homes, or are shot down garded as collectively responsible. Mrs. Mary MacWhorter, Wm. E. has been lecturing to delighted audi- vets on the pretence that they had fair This article implicitly condemns as practice of forcing people to choose "Acts of War." Mason; Rev. Owen B- Lovejoy, New ences in America, and who recently barbaric Why not shiver only between on the the wild blink o: treachery to their own peoa cold outbreaks bath ed to at halt, this or at had been to tieing es York; J. L. Fawsitt, Frank DempNothing new has happened told an interviewer from the Bo.acfrom custody, in some instan- rescribed above, but the few official ple and death or the destruction of sey and others were on the protime of the year, or fear to step under the shower, man that he is not a "Roman Ca- this period to create "a state of war" cape destruction their of homes and homes has been carried to the ces business from closed lorries full of hea1920, peculiarly gramme for addresses during varitholic-yet; that was not to say and since October, , when you. ,can have the comfort and convenience carried out by formal' mili- point of forcibly enrolling English forces vily armed guards. Under this last premises "civil atrocious acts by sessions. that he might not be-if the Church tary order since guards" the proclamation of are held responsible in head alone 47 on such murders were in Parliament of a warm 'bath in a few minutes by the use of a of England should become more had been defended Opening Address. martial law in December, as at person and property for of officially in admitted the were "acts British any they that the hostile ground Protestant," recently sent the ManA cordial welcome to the delehave taken place Middleton on Jan. 1. 1921: Meelin hcts in the neighbourhood. chester Guardian a rernarkaue wan" For example, the shooting Parliament to January 4, 1921: Cork on. January gates by his Graee Archbishop MunForced Allegiance, paper on "Ireland's Case as ti.e of a woman with child at her since July 1st, 1920. (Official Do on 19, 1921; etc. delein was extended by Right Rev. When carried out by bates, NoFebruary 24th, 1920). at Cort, door cottage World Sees it." Article 45 forbids the forcing of inHe writes: Germans Msgr. P. J. McDonnell, St. Mel's in Belgium during the habitants burnthe and 1, 1920, Recent vember instances of other "There cases are two broad of occupied territory impressions It takes lent a handful of chips and an old newsearly weeks of the great war, repris- swear to Church. as follows:about the English in Ireland which ing of a creamery at Ballyma- are:als of this kind were denounced as wer. allegiance to the hostile pa"Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Genpaper to give all the hot water required for a are bewildering the whole world. celligot, November 12. But the deFebruary 9th, This 1921.-Patrick KenArticle is frequently vioby the civilised world, and lated. tlemen: A great and undeserved The first is that England has aban- claration of February 24, 1921, din nedy and James Murphy were ar- inhuman People are compelled at the no country louder than in Enghoner has been conferred upon me luxurious bath. doned the government of Ireland - ched the matter. The term "war" rested at 9-45 p.m. in Dublin, and in by his Grace Archbishop Mundelein. Yet the British forces in point of the revolver to swear alWhat we are conducting now is not is meaningless unless there are two were brought to Dublin Castle ana land. legiance to King George or sing Strongly Built of the Stoutest Gauge Iron and It is this: that he appoints me to Ireland have systematically pracgovernment at all. It is at the belligerents. England by her own there maltreatedthe pre- tised them for seven months, while "God Save the King." as well as to express his sincere regrets to this best war; and a very wild sort of declaration is at war with Ireland. tence that they wereUnder Beautifully Finished. insult their own national flag and being brought First National Convention of the war. And the second is that the Civilised war is governed by cer- to their home, they were taken from they began, though without incen- spit on the photographs of their American Association for the Rewar is of the particular sort now tain rules contained in the Hague the Castle under armed escort. They diarism, as early as September, 1919, own President. Recent examples when the cognition of the Irish Repubiic, Ile town of Fermoy was sackgenerally called Prussian war, and Convention of 1907. which England, were carried in a military lorry to are:bids me add that the delegates in the English are still glowing with a a signatory, solemnly nterlee, her- Clonturk Park, Dublin, and were ed by half a battalion of soldiers J. McGinley and E. Martin flogged with the implies) approval of the coming here will and themselves in recent and quite real indignation self to observe. She has grossly there brutally murdered. the home of their friends. And of British War Office and Parliament. on February 5, at Tanwitly, County against it, when it was practised by violated these in her own war with February 20th, 1921.-John GeoDonegal, for refusing to sing "God the many hundred of thousands of The "pecuniary penalty" Prussia.. . . prohibitof these violations ghegan. Republican Councillor. was ed Some 'Ireland. in Article 50 has been applied to Save the King." Bankers and merrioods of the delegates to this ConWe are not ruling 'Ireland. We are described below. taken from his bed at Ogoole, Co. the town of Fermoy vention, I -rake no rash statement in the shape of chants of Fermoy, Co. Cork, compel. are simply raiding Ireland, exactly of Galway. Treatment brought to a Prisoners. neighbouring when I say that there is not one a fine for the defacement of a mar- led to inscribe "God Save the King" as men raid across a frontier. And on dead walls on aJnuary 26; merwhose heart beats more warmly or 4 prescribes Article -humane field and there murdered. His body tial law proclamation. this first fact is of considerable con: was found next morning riddled chants and public men of Ballina. whose determination to do and dare treatment for prisoners of war. They with cern in foreign poets,. The Carrying of Hostages. bullets. Co. Mayo, forced to carry is snore pronounced than that of are to undergo the minimum of Telephones: A3161 and A3I62. Our rulers tell us they can Lever restraint The same article clearly condemns Jacks through their town on Union March 1st, 1921.-Wm. Boyce, son the rgeat Archbishop of Chicago. needed for safe Janucustody, recognise the use Ireland of civilian of a as a farmer at hostages in order ary 14. With no racial clain.s by Irish birth separate na- and it is strongly emphasised' that Bawnmore. County tion. Limerick, was shot dead by British to protect combatant troops from or descent upon him, he stands head they are to be as regarded "in the Religious Persecution. But, in fact, they are recognising power of the hostile Government, troops. Boyce came from his fa- attacks; a cowardly and inhuman and shoulders above all others in Article it as a separate nation. lays down that religious-America toelay as the foremost exin that of the individuals or ther's house to tether some horses practice now in regular use in Ire- conviction46and They are paying the plainest pos- not land, who where had been prominent startled ponent of the cause of Irish indeby sudIrish the citi- spected. The liberty must be recorps who captured them." sible compliment insults to the Cathoto its independ, including members of Parliapendence. No wonder that ArchThis article is never observed by den arrival of military lorries- The zens ence; they are invading it. troops fired upon him. They sub- ment, Mayors, Urban Councillors, lic religion and Catholic priests and bishop Mannix said when he landed the British authorities. Prisoners, churches, They aro and the invading cruel destruction Ireland exactly in England that the greatest Irishexplained their action and merchants are carried in mili- of sacred to sequently as the Prussians invaded Belgium. proved by evidence to belong man lie ever met in America was a of he tary lorries engaged on active ser- humble pictures in the home in by stating that they thought Even the Prussians did not in- the Irish Army, whether taken people have been described vice work. was man who didn't lime an ounce of The trying only to known evade arrest. precombat or not, have been vade Prussia. sentenced at length in the Irish Bulletin of cedent for Irish blood in his veins. And that A such a large number of the practice Hague in modern They did not even invade Ba- by hundreds, not merely to impri- rules were man, he added, was Archbishop framed to protect the times is that of the French hostages December 14, 19'20 (vol. 3, No. 72), sonment with hard labour, but to varia. Mundelein. of Chicago. non-combatant population from carried in German trains in the war and larch 1, 1921 (vol. 4, No. 39) His letter long terms of penal Nor in servitude can our foreign critics 15s Down bring in favour of Irish Relief read in our 1870, and this is specifically con95s1 War on Non -Combatants. themselves to believe that Britain prisons where they are herded with barbarous aggressions by an invad- of Churches the first Sunday. after the vilest criminals-a living death ing or occupying army. No at- demned by the British Manual of Lastly, the Hague Code forbids in is invading Britain. Easter. was he greatest documert Military Law tempt has to itself been made (Sect. observe 463). Hosfor young men general guilty only terms all niolestation of of paNow all this to begin with, and An Exceptionally Fine that ever caine from the Episcopal tages recently carried in Ireland in- peaceful non-combatant triotism. This is the treatment ac- these rules in Ireland. apart from anything else, inhabitants. Tropical weight English See of Chicago, and perhaps is, of clude: the corded They them by the The. are of not "hostile GoSacking Towns, supposed to renounce course, very bad for British presRainproof GABARDINE, greatest on a similar occasion from Ald. do Loughrey, Mayor of Kil- belief in their national independence tige. The other nations are surpris- vernment"-if and when they reach made of a material hardly Article 25 prohibits the destructhe Episcopal See of any land. If ed at our having lost Ireland so its custody. But they are habitual- tion or seizure of property distinguishable from the unless kenny, on December 13, 1920, and or to incur imprisumnent for mere Ireland has its Fogarty, Australia opinions or unproved offences. In suddenly and so completely, and at ly regarded as "in the power of the imperatively demanded by the ne- subsequent dates. famous Burberry; in dark its Mannix. America hats its Mundeor individuals corps Col. Maurice Moore (retired com- Ireland nearly 2,000 people of all who our capture fawn confessing colouring, thoroughor proclaiming it so cessities of war. Article 25 prohibits lein-a noble and blessed trinity. them." They are flogged, baited, attacks upon mander of a British Battalion), on classes, for the most part leaders of loudly and so furiously. It would ly waterproof, and cut undefended towns, May they live long and reign. But face with revolver villages or buildings, and Article January 29, 1921. republican opinion, are now in concertainly have been better for our struck in the with a full, generous skirt. my words are cold. Listen to the Mr. Joseph McGuinness, member finement without international position, in any case, butts, and even tortured by their 28 prohibits "the giving over of a charge or trial, burning words that fall from the original captors, in order to ex- town or place to pillage" (i.e., to of Parliament for Co. Longford, on merely on the suspicions of the miliif we could have kept up some For walking, or riding, pre- tract information. or in sheer lips of his Grace Archbishop Muntense of ruling Ireland like a fixed vin- sacking) "even when taken by as - February 1. 1921. tary authorities. No provision motoring, the ideal thing. delein: Mr. Wm. Sears, member of Parlia- whatever is made for the destrucgovernment instead of merely ray dictive cruelty. The following are seta." Regular, £6/15/. Cut Price three recent instances:aging 'Ireland like a foreign Archbishop Mundelein's Letter of 95/. The blackened ruins of factories, ment for South Mayo, on February tion and ruin caused by the removMr. Chesterton is of the invader 4 and al of heads of families and business Welcome. subsequent dates. December 25th, 1920.-One hun- town halls, creameries. shops and opinion that "Exactly the same legend' in this way. ". . Somebody is losing moSurely at this time when Irethat dred and thirty-four men were cap- farms in scores of undefended Irish Pillage Absolutely Forbidden. grew up against Prussia is everyney on this lot-your land's future trembles in the baltured at a Christmas dance at towns, villages, and country disNo Precedent Known. where growing up at this moment Caherguillene House, near Bruff, Co. chance. ance. when the multitudes of symthe of testify to By tricts, violation Article 47, Pillage (i.e. looting) Such are the methods of the war against England," owing to her mer- Limerick. They were formed into these pathising friends of the Irish cause merciful provisions in a Mni- is absolutely forbidden. Looting has conducted by England against ciless oppression Ireof the Irish. He files, marched past are hourly growing, when Irishmen cordons of tarian code. The destruction re - been common among the British land. No sty/ says that the war in Ireland is known in the world over are united, their Is constabulary. who beat them with ferred to here is not that of the forces in Ireland since the early modern timeprecedent widely of so systematic, considered long a sign faith, their hopes and their love fixthe rifle butts and kicked them when comparatively few houses officially months of 1920, when a disastrous sustained, and flagrant a defiance British Empire is breaking that of they ed on one object. their country's inhad fallen. up, This process and was in daylight by direct military example was set by regular soldiers Tailors and that the next war with England repeated every time. The men were burnt usages, whether in regular Mercers, dependence, surely now before they order and by sober men as a repri- engaged in raiding private houses civilised will be deemed ,a Crusade, for "we then assembled in the war, or guerilla war, or in the supKaye*. begin their deliberations, is the time dance hall, sal for hostile acts. It is that of at night and confining the occupants pression of rebellion. are piling up a toppling tradition forced on their knees and to raise their hearts in prayer to Where the Good Hats Are. against ourselves which will make to sing "God Save the King."ordered towns, villages and districts, fallen apart while searching their rooms he God of their fathers, to Whom Those upon at midnight by hordes of arm - and property. With the arrival of them regard MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. us as the last survival who refused were beaten with rifle ed men acting under no recognised the new English constabulary in the thye have been faithful children of despotism." 45 Cleaver -street. West Perth. since the days of St. Patrick. butts and kicked until they either authority, and frequently drunk summer of 1920, looting became haTeacher or Pianoforte, Violin, Pipe "And then bring them a greeting with looted liquor, who burn and bitual and assumed scandalous proOrgan, and Harmony. Terms on from me, tell them how welcome application. miss O'Connor is prebomb houses without leaving time portions. at has ranged from the pared to take pupils for the Pipe they are here, that when they come for the to occupants so dress, that petty pilfering of valuables and cash Organ. the Tel. Hierarchy (Apprt,, of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of A29.18. to Chicago, they are come into the the inhabitants, old and young, to highway robbery and the whole Australasia). Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE, house of their friends. And yet to aged womeneand infant children, sale plunder of shops. It was offiIt is easentiany trim] and calhOlie, ano it Speceely Appeals to Catholics (males and. express my own welcome to them I flee, or are carried, half crazed with cially females),. admitted in the British Partheir. SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will be established In any Locality on receipt bydonanding. shall not use my own words, but the DISTRICT DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. terror, to the fields and hills. liament on February 24 that 60 SECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS sanctioned by the PRIEST of the DISTRICT, the words that were spoken on a siminames and ages of Intending members being fully set out itithe requisition. The horrible eo:fcdes of this !Lind members of the Crown Forces had 550 BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth lar occasion more than a century and New Zealand: :10,000 members and £300,353 in Funds. Finanwhich °centred -it 1920 since the been arrested for theft since Jancial MISS MERCIA SCOTT, help and Medical Assistance In cases of Sickness Guaranteed. ago by the greatest Aemriesn of sack of Tuam on July 20th, are too uary 1. 1921-say, seven weeksNO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. Teacher of Latest Ballroom and them all- And who will deny that MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. well known to record. They am and needless to say the men arrestFancy Dancing, LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND they are just as timely now? So FREEHOLD PROPERTY. continuing to this day. Some re- ed are only a fraction Has Resumed Tuition. Particulars on Apple:aeon to J.. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, Hiberian SUBURBAN of the Min rav-treet, Perth. many of your friends and wellcent exforip.es moo:malefactors. No attempt. indeed, HIBERNIAN HALL. wishers are silenced by the cry and ALI. MODERN REQUIREMENTS. January 1823. Ig21.-Headford was made to check or Private Lessons by Appointment. OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. the clamor that it is un-American to Monday to Friday. District, County Galway, attacked practice until the end punish Minimum Private Address: ..Abbotaford," RATES. of 1920. All Saturday. 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. . 22 0 0 support Ireland's cause at this time at night; 8 p.m. to ii p.m. . 22 fifteen houses, shops, etc., classes 5 0 suffer, not only the wealthy lie Aberdeen-at , Perth. 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . 22 7 e 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . 22 15 that I feel we can 10 not greater 0 destroyed by fire. people, but the humblest of small Tel. A4787. January 71,23, 1921.--Six-Mile shopkeepers, peasants and labourers.

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SOUTH AUSTRALIA. 011 Saturday evening, 7th May, in gering shadow from the old home. THE CHINA HALL The third general annual CommuAnd were they applause.) Patrick's Church, Fremantle, a (Loud nion of the Christian brothere' Old St. wed- to ask him to what to attribute all unique pretty and altogether 238 Murray Street, Perth. on 236 place Collegians' Association trek things; to what to ascribe ceremony was witnessed by a these Sunday morning, the 22nd ult. when ding FANCY GOODS, LP. well- these noble qualities of heart and EARTHENWARE, and GLASS, of mends CHINA, gathering vast the associaof about 200 members bride- head in one just past the spring. WARE, Etc. The general Com- wishers of the bride-to-be andNeville, tion attended. his would be years, this of her time groom, when Rev. Father GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET answer:-These kindly influences will lie exciting for the Irish, and munion took place at the 9 o'clock there some of the British residentsa which was O.M.I., united in the bonds of holy QUEENSLAND. SETS, and FRUIT SETS. interesting to such tourists as are Mass at the Cathedral, Daly, only are the fruits of fidelity to the teachEileen undertook to arrange matrimony Miss visitors and GatFather Rev. the by It celebrated men. stalwart and nervy young This was and highly - ings of our holy Mother, the CathoOn the 2211d tilt Archbishop Duhig boycott or disturbance. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. Adm. After Mass the daughter of the popular T. all zemeyer, than exthe edifying of new thing plainer and the one lic Church, of is there stone of of Prince Daly. foundation the laid the brought to the ear of adjourned to the College esteemed Councillor 13. South Fee ample daily afforded by father and TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. other things as to the Molly Ma - members St. Vincent's Hospital at Toowoom- Monaco, who announced that if any partook of an Excellent re- "Arrondale," Douro -road, home. quires. it is that they have never Ilall, andFather ba. The Sisters of Charity were de- trouble occurred those responsible de- mantle, and Mr. Richard Jolley, mother in the Christian Al.S.He Forrest, past. of govwhich capable mother and father The proved themselves (Cheers.) lighted by the pleasant omens would be promptly deported. Mr. an eloquent and forcible ad- only son of the widely -known and of the young bride have lived for a erning anything. They have been livered noted the function. There was a McCormack gut a tremendous reon "For God and Australia." respected Mr. T. Jolley, of Malcolm - generation in Western Australia. sneakers and snivellers, thugs and dress fine gathering present, and the wea- ception. year, seven or street. Fremantle. last six of the Events Their methods have traitors. Their lives were an open book, with ther was splendid. The institution in the cutler of his The bride, who was charming in brightness the characteristic of every been corrupt, their methods villain- said the speaker is the only Catholic one of its kind RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. The Sisters of Mercy of the Foundand especially of the last white satin mousseline draped with page. ous, their minds evil. The Irish remarks, Mr, Daly had always taken in Toowoomba. and the Sisters of lings' Home. Waitara, benefited to the us that ( year or two, have shown Spanish exquisite of least cascades great at falling good do to people-as Pataffairs of St. are good in the destined interest the an abiding are Charity the extent of 1.67/51- by of society the world over el lace, and wore the full train and as any other people-but the gangs state to-day things for charity in the future. CHAS. E. 00515.5, Manager. rick's Day Sports, held in Sydney. DANIEL MULCAHY, Proprietor. vast changes, and that orthodox wreath and veil and carry- his adopted State, and indeed to that delude and dominate Irish endecgoing was proud (Father Neville) as he When completed it will be one of A cheque for the amount stated havand kt.sgdoms are rocking on ing a beautiful bouquet of white opinion would be considered des- nations deservedly the most modern and up-to-date hos- ing been forwarded to them by the foundations. The old order roses and streamers of dainty tulle. realise, there was no moresocial, The buntline secretary. picable in hell. Whatever form of their civic, pitals in Australiais passing away and a new entered the church on the arm of popular citizen in the things of to goes bands government coloured responsible of Fremantle. life will be of brick with and commercial dislocation The developing. order She away. Ireland when settling -day comes, of trade and industries, the destruc- her father, who gave her late Mrs. the as to and arches, the verandahs and balAnd (Cheers.) death of Mrs. Elizabeth M. The T.1 attended by Miss Cissie Jolley Daly, they were pleased to remern. these ugly Irish associations will conies being formed as an arcade. Sullivan, wife of Mr. Pat. Sullivan of commerce, coupled with the was of the bridegroom), who bee her as a woman of great faith, (sister corrupt and debauch it. The Irish tion The portion of the institution about (District Trustee of the H A.C.B.S.) enHere that hatreds passions and crepe rose vleux hideous The individual, wore a becoming £'20,000. Marthe cost the in will in fine erected arc regret to be as a mother of gentle, unobstrusive nations, have caused very great costume artistically com- disposition, whose hidden glory was They have always; genderedthe between work o the Sisters of Charity in rickville parish when it became in the mob. world almost into a state de chinewith a pale pink georgette daily mirrored in the grandeur of been so. It is all very well to lis- thrown Toowoornhe is, without question of known. Her illness was an extendnow that the war is pleted and' chaoe: of beaua carried fools and of back pack hat, ten amusedly o the creed, sect, or position, to nurse as a kindly ed one, but was patiently borne. over. and when nations should learn and velvet Miss her children's lives, andher and romancers who talk of wonder. from the effects of their past folly, tiful bouquet of gold roses. to health the sick and invalid and The deceased was a devout and argenerous soul, who. because of ful civilisation in Ireland. Woule. we still see continued those hatreds Mary Jolley (sister of the bridecharto make peaceful and happy the last dent Catholic. and very charitable queenly of all works in efforts Speaking oa She was born 75 years ago in London you call ancient Ireland, accord- and iea:ousies testead of a better groom) wore a dainty pale pink ity, would be long and gratefully hours .if the dying. smart Has it ing to Synge. civilised? the occasion, his Grace said: We are of Irish parents, from whom she inof one another. crepe de chine frock with aof pink cherished by the people of this Wesunderstanding beginning now-a -days to realise more herited a staunch and true love fur ever appeared to any unprejudiced. Every where we witness that selfish black hat and a bouquet The tern portion of Australia- (Apdispassionate man that the Irish scramble for self-preservation and roses completed her toilette. than ever what the world has lost the Old Land. R.I.P. gang is capable of civilisation The the surs'ival of the fittest. Into little train -bearer ("Rubs"I. niece of plause.) by a divided Christianity. No mat or the Jolley tenni exceptional Irish are a splendid this cauldron of hatred and discord the bride. looked a picture wearing not speak or themY.tivilgotghtn'rna:lcai ter how much a secular government The Catholics of Maitland are depeople. but unhappily only a small Australia, too, has been plunged, and a dainty little frock of cream net, knowledge, yet he had known these good may spend in charity, or how effec- termined to have a hall et' their NEW NORCIA. minority of the Irish is exceptually it may conduct institutions own, and a site has ben donated for tional. for the relief of human misery, the that purpose by His Lordship BishCONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. religious touch will always be absent op Dwyer. Plans are in course of of author the If you saw or knew its work, and it is the religious preparation. fr The hall will be a slander you would thank God the touch of Christ-that spacious brick structure, with a gal- this he is not an Irishman. The all the difference. The glor- lery and necessary stage accommo. that Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. is not only slandering the Triad and ifying of temporal sovereignties dation Sacrathe ridiculing but is Irish. the growing worship of the secular championand Matrimony, of ment brought first century, the power in the 16th Archbishop Cerretti, divorce. The Catholic who is about events which has had the sad Apostolic Delegate to this country, ing BROTHER DIRECTOR. For Particulars Apply to the mean enough to let the Triad into effect of transferring from the ad- has been appointed Nuncio to Paris. his deserves all the insults he home ministration of the Church much of The appointment of this cultured gets. the charitable work that she had Churchman, so beloved of the peobeen doing in England and elsewhere ple of this State, follows on the ap- VICTORIA. But the pointment of M. Jonnart as French LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. from time immemorial. Lecturing under the auspices of Church never renounced her right to Ambassador to the Vatican. An inof the Catholic & do such work, for it was part of the terruption of 17 years of diplomatic the Geelong inBranch St. Mary's Hall, GeeDivine Master's commission to her. relations with the French Gov- Federation, long. Father Meurer, who chose for THE MURRAY-STREET MUSIC SELLERS, She may have staggered under the ernment is thus endedhis subject "The Church and the . Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. blow, but she never willingly gave Bible," said that the Church of St up her trust. What I wish to make NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET (near Bow). The Right Rev. Monsignor Byrne, same Church as to-dayclear is that in undertaking work, speaking recently at the ceremony Peter is the Correct Postal Address: Box 67, G.P.O., Perth. of Christ and, such as that for which the building of blessing the new parochial boys it is the living body NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. decay. The Bible to be erected here is intended, the school at Richmond, erected in mem- therefore, cannot the Retime cf at the Write for Free Catalogue. mutilated was She place. rightful Church is in her Michael O'Father late the of ory several that formation, inasmuch BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. is nut a stranger cr intruder, but had occasion to refer to the portions were left out, yet the Reholds for such work the highest ere- Brien, borne by Catholics in the formers claimed that they were the of dentials, and has behind her long hardship support and equipment, liberators of the Bible. The Catho Many of erection, centuries of experience. schools in order to give their lie Church was accused of keeping Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. her religious communities have beer, their a Christian education. "I the Bible from the laiety in the early founded for special work of a char'. children "that "The Famous "Snigg's Corner," sitt,;nte;eid the Monsignor, taket that possible it was how but ages; been have table kind, just as others themselves profess have a copy? In founded for the work of education. to be Christians, and if that everyone could' Of. THE PLACE TO GO FOR In our own day there has been a new is so they must abide by those ages printing was unheard to be blossoming tenth of effort by the the the The whole of the Bible had One of FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, SILK and FASHION Decalogue. ten took alone That task humawritten. suffering of behalf on Church says that every months, and when finished the cost SHIRTS, BOX, TUB, ETC. nity, and the fruit has most unfail- Commandments person should get justice. The fact of the work was approximately £200 ingly followed. disguised that Catholics How could everyone have a copy at IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL be EVERYTHING cannot The total amount of money sub- are doubly taxed in the matter of COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. Catholics gave scribed on the occasion was £3000, education, and I maintain that those that price. toBecause the over Church the precedence the total in hand being brought up who are reepauseee tor teat state Bible, it was said that no good could DON'T FORGET THE to 16000, the amount required fcr of affairs are not keeping the Deca- come out of the Church. The whole people sufliciently long to realise that ADDRESS the first wing. No one will deny that Hol- of the life of a Catholic was satur- elements are at work in our midst with touches of satin, and carried a they logue. were most devoted children of the vet country, Pr3testant a Richard land is The Catho- to keep us in it, but the time has bouquet of pink posies. Mr. Catholic Church. an asset to the social CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PISTIL During a heave thunderstorm which that county has passed an Act ated with the Bible. In Jack and living community, Mr. life of the by attended was writthe ourselves supervised drag Jolley try and had' now come to broke over Beaudesert et about 1 of legislate 7ewhich gives the Catho- lic Church happiness, and contentment with its from out this melee and build up in Daly (brother of the bride) as best peace, people of ail races and or all shrines. p.m. on Tuesday, the Rev. Father iie equal standing with ing of the Bible. and had been free man. Mr. Richard Jolley, he was (Cheers.) James Enright, parish priest and a =he State schne.s. If that country faithful custodian through all the this young country a ,cation to glad observe, In the new life upon Dig Through the kindness of Mr. from strife and old-world dissensions horse he was riding were struck dead can do that, why cannot Australia ages. which he had Just embarked would, by and Beard told, Fisher will be Messrs. of We Beard. by storm (Applause.) to the by lightning. Prior living up to the traditions of his reTake Scotland and do the sarnel The Rev. Father John Ryan, of we are told, that we cannot map out and Cu,, a Brussels carpet of rare vered and respected parents, continue to he was observed riding on a horse. England. Tee Catheltc schools of the for ourselves any distinctive policy, design was lent, to give additional be devoted to his holy religion. a conand it is surmised that a very vivid there are treeted generously. Why Melbourne (formerly isSuperior solation to his home, and a Joy to his "Man at Miss now constituold the march. in Australia) to bridal but must cling charm to the flash which cceurred at about that no not the A istralians who talk so Jesuits friends and associates through the years In wishing Mr. (Applause.) His body much about the flag and the Empire resa," Norwood, where he will prob- tion and traditions of the old world. Diana Rataz"i presided at the grand to he. time caused his death. good is staf. what long take a can sacred make we appropriate and Mrs. Jolley, Jun. health and lumpiably at all: beNot organ. rendering CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK was not discovered until shortly ,eaf out of the %mile couna take he (Father Neville) was priviIP Upon leaving ness, of the old traditions and reject what music throughout. fore 4 pen. Assisance was at once ries-Sc it'a e and England-and to drink the toast leged to invite them that Note the Address: told will be was Rev. We the illness, Studio Melba a lingering obsolete. the they After is pronounas Patrick's Beet St. summoned, and Dr. "The Bride and Bridegroom." treat our schools the same no his- visited, where, to do honour to the of The toast was drunk with musical The saddle and are treated in those countries. Then, Father Michael Heany died at St. we have no traditions and we ced life extinct. 'Phone. A4308, Private 'Phone, 42938. say. upon risJolley. Richard honours. Mr. better, but reown; Werribee, our Pipers' of presbytery, tory Fremantle be flag the deceased's Andrew's te the occasion. and and saddlecloth perhaps, they could affora to respond, said he knew he was He was 56 years of age. a thousand titres better to have no Band had foregathered. and "charm- ing clothes were torn a good deal, and flappers:: but until they recognise cently. the sentiments of all In telling' at Werribee, history and no traditions than those ed the hours away to the melody of voiciiiir them that that day 1111011 which he had about 70 yards from where the de- their obligations in that respect, Before his appointment of & hundreds of Daylesforcl, history at won Eileen was the happiest or me life. was and was Hearty party traditions days." The bridal ceased was found a tree had been they should hang their heads in Father other The 0111N little cloud that He was years of intrigue, tyranny. hatred, received at the residence of Mr. B. (Applause.) DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (Opposite King Ed struck. Some money which had shame. Australia is a democratic Kilmore, and Brunswick. hie HAVATIOSET. NEXT occasionally shut out the sunshine for a Tel. A1655. in Europe. Proprietress. J. alloDERSIOTT, where prevail M. that Dublin, SUSS slaughter where Hostel). ordained et Maynooth, ward got and bride), T. Daly (father of the Moment was reused by the unkindly rebeen in the deceased's pocket was country. The aristocracy never Archbishpure Beeswax, lu conformity with that at the wedding breakPure Wax Candles, 6i per cent. found scattered about, some of the into it, thanks be to God. Austra- he was a contemporary ofOffice the wedding breakfast was held. by membrance Sanctuary Wicks him to Oil, Charcoal, Insense, it was or make a Tapers, expected fast of and requirements; Help church A Solemn Lady Matmix. of Our Daly op Fr. feast the late the of The On notes being scorched. the venerable doyen lia should be the most democratic New Ritual, Pictures a SpeWell. If they speech. (Laughter.) Holy Oil Meeks, Miasill Markers, Priests' Enright. who was 68 years of age, country in the world. It is the Requiem Mass took place. at Werri- Christians his Grace the Archbishop Acts of Consecration to the Sacred Heart: dealt generously with him. lie would family. Mrs. E. Daly. cialty. Stations of the Cross,Pearl -stone foundation Tuesday.-R.I.P. Rosaries; of Mary Medals; on the Children bee, laid for of Silver if the and promise not to make another a long Beamle. Mother priest of and blessed and in, parish live decoHorn been Irish had finest country to The tables were artistically Photos. of Dr. Mann's; Books by tate He was Laughter.) Pictures of Bishops' Conference; of the New Memorial Chapel of Our rated with Nature's choicest gifts. time. (Great sert for 34 years. Formerly he was people only had the opportunity to supply of Irish Music and Readthankful to Father Neville for Canon sneehan and Father Benson. Good He is sur- display their spirit of democracy Mr. Michael Sheehan. well known Lady of Mercy, which is being erect- Thanks to the scenic touch of the deeply stationed et Ipswich. Thompson. Butler, and Francis Sir James his golden words regarding his dear ing matter by Fr. Lasance, There was a and at the same time he well knew vived by one sister and two brothers, there would be fairplay for all sec- in Catholic and 'Irish circles in Mel- ed in Angus -street. Agent forlatbolic Directory, ttsi, Record, Sacredemessengr,Our aunties of the young bride, graceful wife, she St. Andeserved them all. (Cheers.) both of whom reside in the Beaude- tions, and there would be no ques- bourne, died recently at his resi- good attendance of priests and ferns and flowers of rare beauty that Irish, American, and Magazine. And he was grateful too for the kind thony's Annals, Ave Maria, Ben:user's of the Sisters. rites the the with of fortified friends dence, sert Circulating Library. Patrick's Badges, tion at all about sectarianism-" English Literature Stocked. looked down upon the tempting de- manner in which these eloquent expresHoly Church. He came to Austraassembled the were received by Assortment. sions Large picturesque the to giving licacies. However, regarding the refer'Tether F. O'Connell, of Crow's Friends of the distinguished Fran- lia from Ireland when a young man TASMANIA cake from the deft hands of guests. roces which came his way in connection Nest, who has been transferred to ciscan, Very Rev. Father Fitzgerald 60 years ago. R.I.P. Sergeant Jack Whittle, V.C., of Ho. wedding Tim Daly, an additional glory with the Jolley faintly, he naturally felt Clayfield. Brisbane, was enthusiasti- will regret to hear that he is still Nat. who formed one of Archbishop Mrs. After justice had that the. were largely prompted by its setting. rather Neville's kindness of heart, a cally farewelled and presented with dangerously ill at St. Vincent's Hos"Cassius," writing in the Melbourne Mannix's bodyguard in the 1919 St. in 604,1 meted out to the good things fault New he would readily forgive, while eita handsome token of the people's pital, Sydney. Tribune, says:-According to City Patrick's Day procession in Mel- been the happy company, deavntirIng before placed to prove worthy of them a, corresUP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. SPLENDID esteem on the eve of his departure SUBIACO. Engipeer Morton, there is a building bourne (writes the Hobart to rose the years ma O.M-I.. rolled (Cheers.) by. Neville. Father Stations. for his new parish. All sections of Re W. M. Hughes, expensive van- in Melbourne City in which a fire pondent of the Citholic Press' is as Rev. Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway the toast of "The Bride and bohegt rwmenintookiiiitiRlitihactraeltleundiengto.,epelpr3._the community were represented at ity. the Sydney Catholic Press says: would roast to death, without pos- warm as ever in his advocacy for propose Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. In the course of an socable 1111 happy and In a very special Father 0'. "Australia's champion vain man has. sible hope of escape, some hundreds justice for "old 'Ireland." He is vice- Bridegroom." the farewell function. AVAILABLE. ROOMS PRIVATE MODERATE. felt TERMS he way to Mrs. Tim Daly for her beautiful address he said that Connelawas very popular in the dis- cabled a speech of 4000 words to of people. Yet the City Councli president of the Hobart branch of the eloquentsense (Applause.) For Terms Apply to OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS, of pride and pleasure wedding rake. were: ad- takes no notice. trict. It is too busy dis- Self -Determination for Ireland ain deep "The Parents or toasts Other England, to be his own advance the Mother. Rev. acceptance their submitting for tile Bride and Bridegroom," proposed by cussing ani-Labour and anti -Irish re- League of Australia, and at the revertisement, and has charged The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at of The pride and Bride- Mr. Tim Davidson, and responded to by Branches of the Self-Determina- bill MOO 1to the taxpayer. No gulations to abolish street pro- cent men'bership rally of the branch the toast for and T. Jolley. B. T. Daly Kalgoorlie. it was his privilege to Messrs.Bridesmaids," tion League for Ireland are being English pap& will print it all-un- cessions. The Tory -ridden City he seconded a resotution supporting groom." by Mr. R. Knox, and from child- "The Jack Daly established throughout the *hole less he buys the space at advertis- Council has been dubbed the the aims of the league, which, he have known the bride to by Mr. (best responded that glad was he and and lastly, "The Health of Mrs. of the State, and a large member- ing rates. They merely give ex. most contemptible collection of said. exactly expressed the principle hood's years.hear testimony to the man).: Ellen Daly (eel,.)" submitted by Rev. to ship is everywhere recorded. tracts, but the mugs in Australia Bumbles in Australia- I know no for which Australians fought. Whit- evening Father Neville, 0.M.I., and wonderful to grandeur of her life, a life pen. the old lady. with the Celtic pay for the lot. The first chapter decent man who quarrels with the tle said that if the right of small simple to God, and spirit of dear her race, duly acknowledged NEW SOUTH WALES. nations were denied, Australians had constant in fidelity of Genesis, describing the creation of description. thus the compliment herself. a been enlisted under falce pretences. faithful to father and mother, The following appointments have the world, contains about 600 words. tritutte to the Neville's Father and happiness to venerable matron. golden St. Patrick's Cathedral, Melbourne, Sergeant Whittle also stated that bringing sunshine whose locks have been made in the Passionist Order in Jel.n Morley says somewhere that nc (Aphome. Catholic worthy a most long silvered by the hand of been N.S.W. after the return of Very Rev. political subject is worth a speech of was the scene of a great demonstra- over 300.000 Aussies went to the plause.) that The Mrs. Jolley of was warmly appreciated. Ills glowing tion of Catholic Faith on Sunday af- front, and probably 70,000 cf them Father Bertrand, C.P. (Provincial) 3000 words, and certainly no leading as "Tile Veteran Queen of 2000 ternoon, May 22. when nearly 2000 were Irish. The highest ideals ani- evening was, as they were all aware, salutalboi from the recent Chapter of the Order paper in the world would allot have the Daly Family" commanding prolongwomen assembled to honour Our mated all of them, and he declared the only daughter in a large and ed applause. in 'Ireland:-Marrickville (Sydney), to anything Mr. Hughes might and family, Christian Items were rendered at Inedifying Musical the truly than better Lady Help of Christians at a special that none fought Superior. Very Rev. Father Casimir; to say," tervals throughout the evening, after celebrati-et organised by the com- Irish, and still Ireland was denied quite naturally enjoyed a full meaGoulburn f/s1-S W.), Superior, Very which Mr. and Mrs. R. Jolley left for the but at affection, a ult., parental 3rd of his sure He reevening, Women's her rights. concluded Tuesday mittee of the Catholic So On future home bearing with them Rev- Father Bede; Master of Noto ac- their the wishes of each still all rim then vices. Rev. Father James; Glen Os- very representative gathering of par- cial Guild. Very Rev. Fr. J- Barry, marks in support of the league by same time he would be glad and happiness. prosperity sentiments, golden CaSt. Mary's the in that was at meeting knowledge-in he assembled Adm., presided. Very Rev. Prior saying ishioners mond, Supervisor, Very Rev. Father Numerous and valuable wedding pretholic schoobhall, Crookwell, to bid Power, 0 -CC. (spiritual director to protest against the treatment of were such possible-that this wealth sents were received. Bernard (re -appointed) good-bye and God-speed to Rev. Fr. C.W.S.G.), gave Rosary and Rene- Ireland, and to assert, in the name of affection was no more than her and The fine new Passionist Church Tarpey, who is taking an extended dicion of the Most Blessed Sacra- of a vast body of Australian sol- desserts. (Cheers.) Gentle. meek BEDFORD HOTEL ment. The occasional sermon was diers, the right of self-determination. unpretending, was she not at all which has been erected at Merrick- holiday for the benefit of his health. MURRAY-STREET. Irecom-native fond his and did not attack visiting delivered by Rev. The "Mercury" inseparable Fr- 11.. Ryan, S.J-, times the ville was blessed and opened by his He intends viZernsdid tcacroritmrinniatio.nraleo.r cotri Thorpanion of her, who during life lived Grace the Archbishop of Sydney on land before his return to again take F G.S. (vice-rector of Newman Col- Whittle! oughly Renovated Throughout. GEORGE he where parish, responsibiin the lege). and work duties his those up to true Sunday, June 5In the Catholic Cemetery at Rich. lities attached to the glorious name AUBURN, Proprietor. has laboured some 11 years. The A cable has been received by mond (Tea) says the Catholic Her- of mother? And when God called The Motherhood Endowment Bill gathering was a very enthusiastic Newcastle Club Hotel Faher Tarpey was presented Mother Vincent of the Brigidine Con- ald) there is still to be seen a monu- that good mother to a brighter and (says the Sydney Freemason's Jour- ove. Terrace, Fremantle. Newly Renal of May 26) was last week ap- with a substantial wallet of notes. vent, Menton, conveying to her the ment of particular interest. It is a better land did she not try to fill South novated and Up -to-Date. Ooldflolds him, succeeds who sad news sacred to the memory ofthat her brother, Mr. Pather place. to brighten the load of and North-west proved by the State Parliamentary Father Donnelly, Customers specially Henry Emmett Fitzgerald It is understood was given a warm welcome. Father rick M. Brennan, die 3 at his residsorrow borne by her beloved father, catered for. South Beach trams stop Labour Party. ThursAscension ence in New York on the O'Meagher, on 18th ult. at door. Proprietor: sailed linT. Ryan (late Ii. and chase away the long and that the bill intends that payment Tarpey Sec., Celtic Club, and Wyndham. Infant son of Thomas Francis The de -eased gentleman was a naon account of children shall not day, and will be absent 18 months. Tel. B197. O'Meagher. The death tive of Ireland, but left that occurred counthan bring parents' incomes to mere on June 8th, 1852. a most kindly disposition, and he The Minister es- Owing to the energy of women try for the United States, where he il8/1/. per week. would carry away with him the best T. P. HERBERT . Mir timated that the scheme as set out canvassers (says our Sydney contem- held for many years a responsible eNr chhaonit., position in the public service. A There was a very large attendance wishes of every- resident of Latrobe 1.;:m8 ilnyokGerbOyc-erd.r a. nsdubPiraoevols in the bill would cost £1,600,000. The porary) a monthly paper called the years ago he returned on a visit at the Convent School, Latrobe, for his future happiness. A well street). Femmes Waited on Dally. liability already undertaken was Triad, has found its way into many few Catholic readers to Ireland, where lie had the hap- when farewell was said to the Ven. filled wallet of notes was presented country orders attended to and carefully £500.000, leaving a new liability of Catholic homes. packed. £1,100,000. It is understood that Mr. are shocked to find that the piper piness of meeting his sister, Mother Archdeacon Beechinor, who is re- to the Archdeacon. * * M'Girr indicated that it was intend- has joined the pack of dirty mon- Vincent, and other members of the moving to the Devonport section of Mr. Brennan was an active the parish, while a warm welcome to conduct a huge State lottery grels now barking at the heels of family. worker GLENORAN NO. 10 Sister Mary Agnes (Hall), of the and a regular atten- was tendered to the Rev. T. J. 0" This par. from church Irish Australians. estimated to yield £300.000 a year. SCOTLAND'S BEST. errs Hobart, was 87 the issue of May 10 is a sample of der at the Church of the Jesuit Fa- Donnell, whose pastoral charge has years 01 ofageCharity, PURE MALT WHISKY. on the 18th ult. As supplied under Contract to the The Very Rev. Fr. Campion, P.P., the insults which the Triad offers to thers on 18th -street, New York. been extended to include Latrobe. W.A. 110SpitalS and Government Medical of Parkes, N.S.W., met John McCor- i is Irish Catholic readers: Councillor Iles (Warden) said that Department. Also Railway Inning Car, meek and family at Monte Carlo on If Ireland ever becomes a real The mission conducted by the Re. Archdeacon Beechinor had been a Father Joseph Cullen has taken up and the Leading Hotels and Club, w Fathers McDermott, constant worker for the Church and duties at Launceston. He is now thrOughout MP Susie. a recent visit to Europe. 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"So much the better, my dea "Is Melanie opened the dour. a child, is not so apt to be helpful leeeeEffiiieePeeeHereeeeleiefeeee child," the Superioress answere de ee. worse?" as the prayer book. "for God loves a cbeerf ul promptly: StAgnes of Mary Sister "No," Catholic parents should take it to answered, with a puzzled look on giver, and it is a great grace to e heart to see that the child, to whom with such sentiments." ter religion face, baby innocent, young,' THE LITTLE FLOV, her GelfgelEleeterefge"leileftelelereeefelPee they will earnestly impart lessons of ORM "That is to say, I think she is going "But this seems .leaven already, worldly thrift, be not allowed to shrill spend my heaven in do"I insists for she senses. her of out "How, then Maude, eagerly. grow up wasteful of the beautiful or upon leaving the house this very said can one be otherwise than glad?" ' ing good on earth." that the congifts and graces offered to the soul THE OPTICIAN not is often argued is It she know you though night, during Holy Mass. "No, my dear child," the nun an s- templative orders are useless; that of able to walk from her bed tc the wered, the East. The Arian heretice, supgravely; "this is not heaven those who retire completely from MEANS MA'S TOOLS. FEAR. window." then perCONQUERING were court, by the ported it is, I hope, the way to lea the world, and cease to occupy rule "Nonsense!" said the mistress: but Basil was At home it seems to be the and sseuting Church; the and need not yen; I remind yo u themselves with their fellow human "it is only one of the poor child's that the way is narrow." One great Nalue of initiative is the Pa never has "the proper tool" summoned from his retirement by BUCKi° F S.Gh4 C:. beings, are selfish, and intent only odd fancies. Tell her not to be fool(By Cecilia Mary Caddell.) Or knack to fix thinges For the his bishop, to give aid against them. conquering of fear- Through all hisI). A. "It seems eery wide and smooth on their own salvation. ish, but to go and sleep as soon as stunt we find that those that have mitigated tory soon :ea; and energy His -Continued. CHAPTER VII. ycu'!l though, just now, however," Maude. Theresa, said Sister was the work of Ma, It above lived can." things she P. Freeman of the CityofLondon. That stumps the disorders of the Chuicb, anti accomplished was still fast asleep when Sis"But, sister," persisted the infir- with a naivete, which made bola the "Little Flower" of Carmel, to have to hunt. Fear of adverse criticism, terShe his solid and eloquent words silence fearThe Highest Qualifications in Mary St. made her marian. "I have already said all I the Mother Superior and her assist- prove the contrary. This child, eded the heretics. On the death of fear of hardship, fear of failure, all next visit ofto the Agnes infirmary, see could think of to soften her, and she ant, who had accompanied her to whose heart was full not only with the State. (By Exam. London) The caster on the table s peg Eusebius he was chosen bishop of were lost in a supreme effort to that all was right there before to going wooden a was -room, smile; and and the reception then of those said nothing, also to God, but the gifts listen love of Pa the their fellowmen would out. characwith share Fell His commanding mum Caesarea. herself to matins- Ettie was natur- getting so angry besides, that I told she went on quickly, "0, dear IV:o- whom God had given her to love, Would fix it up. But Ma ker' ter, his firmness and energy, his God has entrusted tc them. ally her first thought, bat having her at last I would ask you to speak ther, it makes me almost afraid gave evider.ce by the above words An fixed it with e wad of gum. learning and eloquence, and not less in the ROYAL ARCADE ascertained ti at she was really dente for I do love them all dearly -my that the heaven of the contemptop his humility and the exceeding aus- "MOTHER, MY NAILS, TOO." asleep, she pessed on to Gabrielle to her. So do come at once,furious father especially; and it ought to ive soul is to pour out love upon ell opposite Town Hall sister, for she is absolutely We could scarce open our front terity of his life, made him a model The latter fixed large, her bellow yet is not, at and it be a sacrifice; PERTH. door, about it!' those whom God has eternally lov- Ph on A tittle three-year -old has acquir- eyes upon the bishops. Yet his whole life was A2298. 112111, and leoking Pa, he swore for can ed. will go directly, as soon as the least, I cannot think it now "I amidst of clean hands and nails It stuck so tight. An' He lived ed the habit suffering. of one life towards Henrie.ta, said, in a children are all in bed," replied the only think and feel what a happiHe'd "buy a plane" as big as -knife. The love of God must overflow in misunderstandings, at an early age and it has become across and jealousies voles low -mistress. "And do you go in the ness it is to belong to God alone." charity towards others. Sister TheMa fixed it with the carving and seeming disappointments. But a daily process with her to bring "Poor young thing! my heait is meantime to matins, and do not "Never mind, my child, whether resa of the Child Jesus learned early G. V. POWELL, L.D.S., B.D.Se., he sowed the seed which bore good- the nail file and a bit of polish into just aching to think of what she worry yourself about Melanie. When and it was because het The bureau drawer got stuck one ly fruit in the next generation, and play. will suffer when she wakes up to her you have seen as much about our you feel it a sacrifice just now or this truth, DENTIST. day, little miss the beating viewed in mother The God had His own separate wa y heart was overflowing with the love was God's instrument to morrow-But, Mother," poor children as I have, you will not. An, push or pull, 'twas there to back the Arian and other heretics rather approvingly and then she tieubles she chose Carmel as 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH. with separate sou that of dealing each of others she added, after a pa -tee, "will you not wonder or be frightened at any He calls; to Hours: 10 5, or by appointment. stay. done." to it was spirit "how in which the tell to re, field turned therefe some corn fitting and e the most in the East, and restoring a little nearer? i want to of their queer notions. Now I see to us in tears, 'Phone, A5038. Said Pa, "some day 'twill shrink, I of discipline and fervour in the jar of nail polish, ar, come A little and some in smiles work for them. How little is huspeak to you." to go will so I bed: in are all hope." file on they is a nail and stick, and weigh'ol in the in 379, orangewood be when All, however, come to Hi s died man activity Church. He Sister Ma?y ob F.t. Agnes drew near once." Ma fi:sed it with a piece of soap. spouses; and He was crucified balance with prayer, and who can venerated as a Doctor of the a little white tray was the begin- the bed, and Galitielie then liens- to her atMary BRYANT & WATERS of Sr- Agnes, looking Therefore, sooner or later, all have truly pray unless the soul whose Sister The window -shade got out of Church. ning. she volunteered to the friend 80 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH. whack, much relieved in her mind, went, not only to carry the cross, but t o whole life is one of union with God? she was talkingwhom with WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. ea. you he away, Mcther? roll "Wili long Orders Promptly Attended To. 'Twould not pull down, nor yet "Beginning pretty early-suppose fc.r Melanie is 'erfibly eaaless to- as she was told, to matins; and the feel its weight and bitterness a s Does not St. John of the Cross say MODEST CATHOLIC WOMEN. towards A3938. steps Tel. her bent mistress next," back, first will come rouge powder and well; and, depend upon it, yo u somewhere that when souls have night; and if she that going I think is as fix Pa says "No one can about what the other thought, she .e. it will Let be in the best the infirmary, to see what could be will be no exception to the rule." really attained to this union there is The Observatore Romano praises was thing." done towards quieting her restless did not say it. "Do you think so, dear Mother? " nothing that God can refuse them of the Catho- though she little Ma fixed it with a piece of string. highly the initiative mother is satisfied dispos i.n it: ILe world. ; am invalid the replied Maude. 'I am very glad But "For them do perfect myself" is lic women of Santiago, Chile, who that she is forming at least one god afraid." The moment Melanie perceived for I assure you I do not want tO the motto of the Carmelites. For against a campaign Sister have started Mary of St. Agnes glanced one hinge -door sat up girl. her little her mistress at the door, she of life I broke the stove in the habit escape the cross; only, just no the poor souls struggling, suffer- 543 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY. vi all The towards the bed where Melanie was again in bed and recommenced her immodest fashions in dress. day, 1 teem as if I could never feel it." -ing, winning, in the midst of the 244 SLIZABETH.STREZT, MEL says: CHOOSING A NAME FOR BABY now lying with her face still turned passionate entreaties to be permit. ('Twas cracked before, though, any- newspaper "Because, just He is carry now, BOURNE. world, the Carmelite prays and suf world there will tell the to the Mall. "I "This shall only be three ted to depart that very night- At ing it for you- but have a littl way.I RECENT PUBLICAe' She does not love them less e fers. girls of Christian quarters of an are phalanxes hour away," still she rein. door a new te treat the tried put Mother the de The Undermentioned PrIc. Pa said we'd It looked for awhile as though the plied; "and your Mother. Mary of first, patience: for when He thinks yo she noes not see them. for will free themsevea matter as a joke, but seeing that strong enough, He will leave yeti. ut because Ma grabbed her hair an' got a pM. who can and of of Nations might be called St. Peter, will be here, and Clara all these souls are known to her in liraltee;y or a Battalion, by W. Devine. immodest fashions League from the yoke de to take mood Melanie in no be was to name upon to decide the seem to leave ycu, to carry it b With numerous drawings and maps mg Is it not a beautiful idea that and if any great change for view of the case, she suddenly yourself. I say, 'seem,'" she addedY God. sinless by liari Lindsay, e/2. The bath -tub drain got all clogged which lower the dignity of woman- given to a small daughter in a cer- sides; should be set apart to Benedictine the worse should occur, they can this Monarchism. hood." Studies in changed her tactics, and rising tc, earnestly, "for He is always help- the up, tain family of boys. innothe sinful, and the By Rt. for Benedictine Life and Rule. plead come and call ins." cup a go. said coldly Pa baled the tub out with There wasn't a storybook name ing us, as a fact, though He doe cent should take upon themselves Re, C. Butler, Abbot of Downside She passed on to Melanie while RETHE HEART look. WHERE go -. shall 05/ helpless Melanie; you Abbey, well. up. "Very dreadful Cinderella a from had unsuggested not always left let us see He i He that even as St. Joan of Aro. The Life and Story guilty, of the burden s the speaking, and tried to arrange MEMBERS. her hook. crochet -night you a to shall And the poor child had. often not pillows. The girl seemed for a mo- to -morrow, but doing so. And now, I will leave Christ took upon Himself the burMa cleaned it with of the Maid of Orleans, By Rev, D. Lynch, Si. Illustrated, 13/10. two, but three or four to bilance ment inclined to resist, but sudden. not. Understand me, once for all, you with Soeur Assistante, who i s den of all mankind. Preaching. By Rev. W. B. O'Dowd, 8/9 for I am in earnest and quite as de- also our mistress of the novitiate When the family circle is broken the surname. Kathleen Mavour- ly changing her One day our old clock woolen the im for we account can How Mountain. of Help. By Marie St. S. mind, she sat up termined as you can be: tenight and by the time you have changed and scattered anti we have but the :teen Asthore was one, not chosen right in start. Ellerker, 0.S.D.' 4/5. the "Little Living is too late -but your dress, it will be nearly th mense popularity ofa charming Temple.. By Bede Jarrett, O.P., memory of those whom we have for its brevity, one would surmise. lutely- the bed and said reso- you shall not go Pa said he'd take it all apart inShe was e Flower"? 3/8. to -morrow you can do as you please. hour for benediction. But, perhap "loved and lost a while." in the But father settled it by choosing Some day 'an' fix the or machine. but other Out to Win. Straight talks to boys on I want to go out I ain't And now I will not hear another you have not dined yet; v'ill V.*s dividualitv, no doubt; heart's silent times we can hear mother's name. Mary, and the hap- a "Morner, the way to manhood. By Rev. J. P. Ma soused the works in kerosene. going co die here: and I won't." word on the subject; and if yeti take saints have also been charming. She Conroy, S.J., 6/9. 'gain the dear, familiar words as py lads were satisfied. They say a something now, at once, or wil "What do you mean, my child," was young, innocent, absolutely un- Facing Danger. By Francis J. Finn, The garden -gate latch broke one potent as the "still small voice" at princess would be able to boast the sister asked with a really puz- speak of it again to any one, J shall you wait?" 6/9. Si., other but the world; by sullied be exceedingly displeased." Horeb's cave. And the rarest trea- no more gallant knights than the zled look "Thank you, dear Mother," re- saints have also been so. She died Sermons on the Mass, The Sacraments, day. By Thomas and the Sacramental'. will be the sweet four brothers in this family. After this from the lips of the first Cows ate our sweet corn up. An,' sure of the soul C.C.. 14/ 2. Melanie gesped for breath, and ber mistress herself, Melanie knew that plied Maude: "but I am not at all young, and her whole life was one remembrance of this "practice of hungry, had much rather short romance of love-the love of TheIlynn, Australian Children's Picture say, cheek glowed with passionate excite- further efforts would be in vain; make myandconventual afire presence of at family the God' the Book. The simplest Prayer Prayer house toilette at a Pa scolded like ment as. in a still louder and more but she eras conquered. not convinc- once, and wait until God --but of others this could also Book ever published. Beautifully hay altar. after benedicher imillustrated with 20 full -page IllusMa fixed the latch up with of secret determined tone, she repeated her ed, as she did her best to show it tion for my supper." be said. No; the PETERS trations,Including the Mass. Card wire. last words- by low -tottering, and restless The Superioress answered the mense popularity must be her Mea Cover, with picture on front. SPELLING GAME. "I want to creatures, go God's out, that's what I for all n.ense love movements of anger and disconfix of out bright smile with which this get was SCULPTORS things MONUMENTAL So when my mean- I will go out, I say." love that she is continually showNix! said, by another as bright S. BEECROFT This is a game for clever girls "But, Melanie," said the young tent. Do I ask Pa to mend 'em?near at ing by the favours she confers upon 111. A1101 Sister Mary of St. Anselm, howand then left the room. BUTCHER, and boys. The first player begins nun, sitting down beside her bed, ever, But Ma just grabs what's aid. "I shall took no further notice of her: 81 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. "And now for the toilette," cried all those who askofherroses a word, which he d les not tell, hand knew cannot. "you you the You are upon far send a shower Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. and after a blessing and a kind band. starting with A, the second player Head Office and too ill now to admit of your being "good night" to Gabrielle, and a Maude. turning, as the door dieser? earth." cell, An' togs things up to beat the convent 'Phone 1341. her little In behind her, to her new mistress, adds a letter, and all the other removed with safety.' upon her narrow glance full of compassion at the Show Yard such a look of innocent, child- sufterirg herself realised players do so in turn- The player "I don't care, Mother, whether I sleeping Ettie, she quietly left, the witheagerness, how much Thos. ANDERSON & Son OM. bed, she WORDS OF WISDOM. ish that the latter could strawworld ending a word drop_s out or pays a am too ill or not; 1 want to go Aut. room. WEST SUBIACO was suffering, and outside the Family Grocers and Provision Mernot forbear smiling once again. us forfeit. I tell you; and out I will go, whether Fitzgerald-ft. and Raglan -rd., to ease the chants. bunted warm heart Our Divine Lord does not let He her like "Would you not first," Families 'Phone, Ailed. N. Perth. Suppose the first player says T, CHAPTER VIII. perseen, Three minutes you like it or whether you don't." has She be tried beyond our strength. trouothers. of pains waited on daily. Coilintry Orders Atwith a little impercept"Rut, my dear child," said Sister walk west of of human suffering, tended to. supplies a remedy for all our sorne- the second R, the third E. Now but little haps, ible stress the "first," "to visit upon GOD, then, ever foremost in genconies the critical moment: if the Mary of St. Agnes, gently, "do you Station who those it, as bles- He is ready to intereose understood she yet chapel and make an offering of player says E, he finishes a not know that you are already so erosity with His creatures, has al- the thirg for every blast --Mother fourth love God understand many things HARRY McCARTHY word -Tree. But if he is clever he weak that Clara is obliged to carry ready done His part! He had yourself, worldly toilette and all," Deane, 0.S D. Established 0ver Manufacturers you from your bed to the chair brought hack the wanderer to the she added, touching the black dress outside their own particular sphere, Motor Car Painting. Heart the fifth playsay and then will A, Sacred tee to Devotion of the cloister solitude the in and 195 PIER -STREET. Prac20 years. simply Importer. in was very and which Maude fold; rescued her, almost against he net do re-estabT. But need How, then. can you suppose you means only one thing --the spirit of er may say of her will, from the hopeless lot of hut neatly attired, "to the Good her heart beat in sympathy with allis tical Coach Painter. the leaving next he can say S, the so, as of will be able to walk down -stairs, earth on lishment who has called you here, the sorrowful and distressed. It world player to say U. Then the next and leave the house, even with a:I the voluntary suicide; and conduct- Shepherd love. This is just what inMARTO and ed her--not yet happy, not yet re- and His Blessed Mother, the especial often maid that the saints are who M. HALLION what everybody might say R, and the next E, which the assistance we can give you?" 'elireas. It is just one patroness and protector of our human; here is one little saint tiRANHE pentant even -to place of refuge, a Machine Bread Factory, North Freman'If crying would the word Treasure. end great the As she these uttered words, she recognises as many perhaps, enough; is human tle. Bread delivered to all parts of order?" where might she both repentfend the eighth player is clever, however, MONUMENTS, cast a glance towards the altar end need of the world to -day. Cottesloe, Claremont. Malt Fremantle, an be equally proved "Oh, yes! certainly," said Maude, others could image of the blessed Virgin, as if to ance for the past and happiness foe Brown Bread a Speciality. HEADSTONES, Reverence is the chief power and he will say I instead of E, so that had they left us, as she has and Tel. 5739. ping Supplied. implore that good Mother's aid in the future, if she chose to win them feeling a little ashamed of her pre- man joy of life; reverence for what is the tenth player must make the etc their thoughts. of had thought of that done, the record word Treasuring or Treasuries. the task of soothing this poor un- by profiting of the fresh stock of cipitancy. pure and bright in your own youth; pray to may that they feel I sure I might People before. but was not if graces this placed at disposal. her age to HOTEL the of is point the game The great SUBIACO ruly child, whom the devil was so for what is true and tried in after I had changed my the "Little Flower" about anything; Rokeby Road, Subiaco. T. J. COONAN, Emu Beer evidenlly trying, evsn at the ele- It was the boon which Mamie had -until of others; for all that is gracious keep up a word as long as possible. that she will not despise even their Always on Tap. Good Accommodation Representative. venth hour, to lure once more limbo asked for her in that last prayer dress, I mean." among the living, great among the but, of course, some words must end. Visitors. Walter Wing, for Country is she feel that They toilette will not be a needs. "Well, the petty last night at his power. But Melanie was evi- made during her Proprietor. dead, and marvellous in the powers No proper names are ffIlowed, and peace it is best not to count words of SACRED HEART LADIES' COL- dently working herself up into a home; and it was granted, albeit very long affair after all," said the human enough to know that that cannot die. -Ruskin. knew it not, even before she Soeur Assistante, "for I see you ate of soul and happiness depend so positive fit of rage: and feeling it she If our lives seem poor in good three letters. The game should be LEGE, & GARRETT WEST EXPERTS, in black. So you will only often on little things: that some tirealready herself arrived fulfill her to own makes Z, the from A to world played through the as would be worse than useless to say such works PLUMBERS. have to change your bonnet for a some fault destroys all the happi- WINDMILL Pumping Engines. A more to her in her present mood, share in the contract. TUCEFIELD-STREET, Specialities: Our much account of, and we are grow- first word beginning with A, the An hour after Henrietta's en- cap, and we can easily do that after ness of people who really love each Windmills, nycirautic Rams. Tanks. the nun rose from her seat, and said' EAST FREMANTLE. ing old, we can seek to make them second B, and so on. or an ailchapel." the a bad servant and Pumps. the she leaving that trance into convent, also other; Bores, may and rich in these interior acts, Conducted by the Religious of kindly, but in her most determin- was at the gates demanding admit10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. She led the way, as she spoke. into ing child may embitter a home; ed manner feel certain that the richest of all Notre Dame Des Missions. FROM A TO Z. "Now, Melanie, I forbid you to tance as a future postulant in the the pretty cloister, which looked on that we are too weak to bear some lives will be found to be that which BOARDERS and DAY a small Kluane can unShe GLANVILLE'S of the cros-sas sent. say another word 011 the subject to. Order of the Good Shepherd. None the inner side. into SCHOLARS. has been most full of the love of Attention at both work and play, The HEADACHE POWDERS. to any one but your Mother, of her friends accompanied her. filled with flowers and surrounded derstand that if we had, perhaps, LEMON Gud.-Mother Deane, O.S.D. Pupils are prepared for University night all the livelong day; With characteristic firmness, she by the convent walls, from whence a little more health we, should not Great Australian Remedy forau Instant Anselm. I will Mary of St. Sister Let us set about heaping up a Busy Headand Speedy Cure of Retie' and Musical Examinations. and school, home roses, other climbing plants at ivy, and Courteous not her father to that we had allowed even it is and how faulty, be so do not They richesyou, you can speak and Insend her to and these Toothache, Neuralgia, store of For further particulars apply to in rich profusion. The are weak and peevish. easily tired aches, to keep the rule; nimnea. Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumto her if you like, but to no one come with her; for she had resolv- were hanging need great talents, for they are not Diligent MOTHER PRIORESS. you do; REV. whate'er " choir in the chapel, into and discouraged. in "nuns' etc. Price, 1/9 per box, or 3d. Earnest her all bago, ed to make sacrifice in its Theresa, And so, the by hut that I forbid Remember the head, else. by gained powder. H. C. Glanville. M.P.S., Tel. B199. Friendly with your classmates, to., entirety on the threshold of her old which site then led Maude, consist- the "Little Flower" in the great gar- each you." heart. Sickness and suffering will Generous Fremantle (Two doors hand and heart, two divisions -the choir pro- den of the Church, showers down Market-st., "But, Mother," said the girl fret- home, so that in that new home ed of so from Post Office). not hinder us: on the contrary, Honest inoflife's at Footwear of part; of Latest stalls where the every All Kinds called, For perly which God imseif had chosen for upon the of consolation her "roses" fully, "it is you that has the care more than anything does suffering at CurRepairs Prices. Lowest the and an little, the sinful, the poor and the Nor need we be Innocent of all that's mean, of my things, and can't you give her she might feel nothing but joy the religious were placed, intensify loverent Rates, Patronise as a king or queen; and gratitude, for the nonour He ante -choir: while at the further end distressed.-Little Flower Monthly. HOLDWAY & CO. them to me now at once?" afraid of the calls of work or duty, Jolly BEN JONES your footsteps roam, had conferred upon her in calling was a pretty little chapel, dedicated sewerage Plumber!) (CertifiMelanie -certainnot, "Certainly for every duty faithfully discharged Kind, where'er For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gas-Fitting, Licensed 310-12 WILLIAM -ST.. PERTH. ones at home: Gasfitters and sheet Metal cated). ly not, without your mistress's ex- her to be His spouse, And God re- to the Sacred Heart, and beautifulIron Work, is an act of love. -Mother Deane, Loving to the sun sod Galvanised FAIR." 40-44 Trial Solicited. A "WESTRALIA Workers. gold. In and rain, and in white Merry in the permission to do so," the warded the generosity of this senti- ly decorated press Tel. A4396, Perth. Pier -street, MARK DUNN Neat in dress, but never vain; nun answered firmly; and ment by filling her soul with such the very centre of the nuns' choir young Perth. -street, of books, bower Wellington desk and the beneath a perfect 332-334 in MOTOR a of that when smiland Orderly PERTH sense joy, NORTH without waiting to hear another ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA. P. J. HEVRON stood a Licensed Plumber and Drainer. GARAGE. Patient in your thoughts and looks: word, she left the infirmary in OP ing porteress made her appearance lilacs and May blossoms, the Metropolitan Witt, r Customs, Shipping. and Forwarding Mes- 'F.' .1 beautiful image of ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. Quiet when 'tis time to be, Feast, Monday, June 13. der to seek the first mistress. She to admit her, she could hardly pre- very Virgin, Agency. General Carrier.. Phillimore A4598. and A1937 Telephones, the mother of the Good Vaireyritre' ienridsi :sralnage needs to see: vent herself from aloud: sed triliraniers. Chambers, Fremantle. exclaiming standTel. 13277, her cell, in the latter found !NIGHT. AND HIRE DAY In 1221 St. Francis held a general Ready others' FOR CARS Tanks. and Windmills Made and in your every aim, Cream Cars for Weddings. ing at the little window looking "Thanks be to God: this is indeed Shepherd, and, as an almost neceschapter at Assisi; when the others Steady though it brings you sary consequence, the especial pat into the dormitory, where the child- the gate of heaven l" dispersed there lingered behind, un- Truthful, The room into which she was ush- roness of the order which is honourshame! Telephone B152. ren were at that moment preparing known and neglected, a poor Portu- Utilising the fight THE J. J. BENDON ered was not very bright or very ed by His name. In obedience to a to retire to rest guese friar, resolved to ask for and Vim and in FARRELL BROS. right; Maude Printed and Published by the for STORES, furniture courage SHOE cheery looking, and the companion, from her sign she matter?" is the "Well, what refuse nothing. Nine months later Willing others to befriend, General eroduc,eniMsrcliants and Corn 180 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE asked, as Sister Mary of St. Agnes anything but ornamental. But to knelt down at one of the prie-dieus, Fra Antonio rose under obedience 'Xemplary to the end; BRYANS LIMITED 'Phone 11425. ahanceoir. and no room present feelings, in the outer Maude's placed eFFFIEMANTLE. -ST., HOWARD to preach to the religious assembled Youthful till life's set of sun, in the rich mansion she had left doned herself to her new thoughts The only Firm who Speattallse in Grain PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. at Forli, when, as the discourse Zealous till success is won and Salt Crushing. Murray -street (opp. Boans), Perth. was half su full of light; and no of joy. She had then found her proceeded, "the Hammer of Hereng ornament it contained half so pre- new home at last -her home, tics," "the Ark of the Testament." CHILDREN AT MASS. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. long deand for, as the plain wooden table prayed long cious, sought, CO. "the eldest son of St. Francis," C. H. SMITH & heavy chairs which were the oney sired,: and the peace which filled stood revealed in all his sanctity, UNDERTAKERS. Attendance at Holy Mass is so EDITORIAL NOTICES. -room, her soul, as she lifted her eyes towaiting this tiny furniture of his -ST., PERTH. learning, and eloquence before vital a part of Catholic life that the bearing as they did, in their very wards the sanctuary, and fixed 281 NEWCASTLE The names and addresses of corA1231. .. or Night) rapt and astonished brethren. De- proper use of these precious minutes (Day 'Phone plainness, the mark of His poverty, them in thought on the silent Dwelrespondents and contributors must voted from earliest youth to prayer should be inculcated from the very accompany all communications. who had expressly declared that His ler in its tabernacle, was, verily, and study among the canons regu- beginning of the use of reason. It described by Secretaries of Societies, corresponriches were not of this world. His such a peace as that lar, Ferdinand de Bulloens, as his is more regrettable that many men to find in the Apostle -"a peace which .ur- HARROLD & MURRAY dents, and others will please note she hoped soon riches, Produce name was in the world, had been and women waste the opportunities all communications intended " that her filled understanding and the thonght poverty; passeth all human have nn gale Bran. stirred by the spirit and example of grace offered by the weekly Mass in the current week's soul with such an interior gladness, Only one little hour before. Ettie, Straw. Oats, Barley, Wheat, Linseed, for insertion be of the first five Franciscan martyrs on Sundays. One finds such not in the hands of the should issue A3945. Tel. Cash. in the Terms Maize. sooner place and had Superioress no the her appointed that from Wednesday at to put on their habit, and preach using prayer books at Mass: not midday by Editor entered the room than, unable any penitents' chapel, had cast her eyes the Faith to the Moors in Africa,. even praying, says the Catholic to control her feelings, she also upon the same sacred spot, but This Hotel le noted for Its Purity of latest. longer Functions Parochial of Reports Denied a martyr's palm, and en- Standard and Times. threw herselt on her knees, and sal- with thoughts and feelings. as far Drinks, Cleanliness and Civility. should be authorised by the parish feebled by sickness, at the age of It is a facile conclusion that such uted her at once as her Mother apart as earth from heaven, from GEORGE J. B. priest. twenty-seven. he was taking silent men and women were once children which Very willingly would she have the thoughts and feelings PHARMACIST, Reports of Weddings, Is. per inch but merciless revenge upon himself without prayer books at Mass. The gone farther still, by kissing the were stirring, at that moment, in (about 50 words). in the humblest offices of his com- root of the evil, therefore, seems to 542 HAY -STREET, PERTH. hem of the religious habit she was the heart of Maude- And yet they Funeral Reports, Is. per inch; inhe part of obscurity the on munity. From this be lack of insistence PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST and 6o longing to put on, but the quick had many things in common! Both cluding names of persons present, VETERINARY CHEMIST, was now called forth, and for nine parents that their children be fureye of the Superioress perceived the were young, arid both were beautiIs. 6d. per inch (about 50 words). to Sicily suited and -books Italy prayer nished with Years France, movement, and prevented it by tak- ful, in the same position of life, and Photograph Reproductions, 8d. tumid his voice, saw his miracles, their years M. J. O'KEEFE ing her new daughter at once into with such a similarity of tastes and per square inch. minimum, 7/6. for sorry to God feeling turned hearts help and men's One cannot her arms, and giving her such a feelings as were the natural result Butcher, 245 Carr-aL, Looderville. All Communications should be adPERTH. Suddenly, in 1231, this brief apostcs the little folk in such strange surwarm and tender, and affectionate of similarity of position- The way Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb al- dressed to: beef and Small corned hand. late was closed, and the voices of roundings, if left without any guidAND BOARDERS. ways on BOYS DAY sed SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR embrace, as made her feel that she which these gifts had been itself THE RECORD, All Meat kept In a speciality. children were heard crying along ance. It is impossible for the Sishad, in very deed, found a mother glade the only real difference be- Goods made Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College Storage on Premises. Tel. A3297. BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. the streets of Padua, "Our father, ters in charge to control every dishad taken hers Cool in W.A. Ettie a mother, by whom the real inter- tweens them, ween so St. Antony, is dead." The following tracted child, and. indeed, those ests of her soul would be cared for The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly the :Tint of the prodigal, to year the church -bells of Lisbon rang checked become in turn new objects G. F. YEATES with an anxiety and attention which spend them on her own account attended to. without ringers, while at Rome one of distraction to others. Any one fondest and most affectionate Maude, on the o :terry had acSecondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. Primary, the Optician, of its sons was inscribed among the who has noticed the wandering eyes, AND BOOKBINDING All Public Examinations are prepared for, including Univerof earthly parents could hardly cepted her gifts as the talents which PERTs_ the bored look, the inclination to Saints of God. sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, Matriculabestowed upon them, The were to be returned with usury to 37 BARRACK -STREET, have -SEND (Opposite Town Hall). play and talk at the children's tion Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. saw at once that she the Donor. And so it came naturSuperioress Mass, will realise that the remedy ST. HAUL THE GREAT. Pflysical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive a }}right, heroic character to ally to pass, and as a part of God's had is to be found in those little prayer our attention. Military Training is imparted in the Cadet deal with: and turning Maude's' face justice, even in this world, that MOANA CAFE Feast Tuesday, June 14. Companies. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, books provided with pictures, so playfully towards the light, said, in while the one said ner first praye: HAY-STREET, PERTH, MURRAY-STREET Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking St. Basil was born in Asia Minor. that a child may easily follow the her sweet, Frenchsounding Eng- in her new home with feelings of For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. (opp. Hoene) PERTH, simple contain books are taught. Such bishepe. priest. became enbrothers have Two of his lishgladness an angel might Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative purand together with his mother and prayers, which the child may read But how is this? No tears. no vied, the other had knelt almost on Telephones: A3'264 and A3457. poses. sister are honoured as Saints. Ito and which will never be forgotten. sorrow! Have you, then, had no the same spot, too crushed to pray THE W.A. DAIRY. A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which at These prayer books are inexpensive studied with great success sacrifice to make?" at all, and too conscieus of guilt to Printed and Published at the reWanneroo-road, pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of THE W.A. DAIRY, Athens, where he formed with St. and would mean go much to the "Mother, it was made long age,' be able to look upon God in any Osborne Pure milk gistered office of the Proprietors. D. Keane. Park, tools. later indeed children and a now, after simply; of a terrible delivered twice daily to any part of th BRYANS, answered that than Gregory Naeianzeti the most tender Maude light of other any part , Orley Place, at received are Pupils New Three -Term System. city, direct from our own cows to Murray little hesitation, adding. "if, indeed avenger. friendship. He then taught ore when they are adults. To impress 0." :tit Roans). the Term. A liberal discount is made in the case of brothers. Supptylna Tel. ailia of the rosary Customers. a sacrifice, fbr I cannot feel it was tory; but dreading the honours of upon a child thebeuse PRINCIPAL. to THE Perth. Apply Colleges. and For Prospectus, the Convents a help, but as it (To be Continued.) the world, he gave up all, and be- beads may also it so just now," mona hism in re.uires unusual eoncentration for .

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