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4:111,0ii and his colleague. The balloting sir tAlwaril the slatiature Or to the vivant (Front Our Correspondent.) the made Mill and void ill the next general meeting be held rol. vie, presidents ....lilted of king. There wa. Much enThe usual fortnightly nireling s. J. Cawley amt M. EnglantEs as alts Monaghan, T.S.C. Witoessi en Wednesday. eend June. The brash of , the el.rtnm live new ti. orrii aaii... nu. treasurer, Sli...1. stwa- thusiasm manner in which the League St. Lawreiwe H.Toole". BranchonofTuesdi its last meeting serured the held lined was branch the Society of itreillieni, members k. reHibernian The Messrs. false and members. riiiiiiiiiitis, the lies and Intended to then that one of their hat: day last, tiro. J. P. Sheedy presiding. were sorry 1,, hear t.. Hogan, J. Kennedy or loll antagonism' to Ireof membeen ta- P. Coffey, Presentatious There Was a fair attendance 1111.Mibers Mr. It, Pearce, had ertliy m, .1. Mca hind's runs., ago prpfaisswa oie Mention was made at 1,1 know lie is hers present. 10 tall a iiiiinsier that Ilie lime would soon arrive when ken ill, and are glad derided It of correepOn The 1:-.51, Queen. to reeovery. Popular road night, nu-.. the meeting ofJ. tne.lackpresented 110 MM... IOU OP 4 now' Oil wisinesciay to light need romped ter would ial Me pail li meeting Magee Met -felt ree\a Memthe res.,110, rY Quinn when secretary wklies 10 that Mile, Mr. to a special the Theatre RoYal, 'rim bran,. 41,...1i1...1 is meet Mire a fort- lengthy agenila to sUbilill shortly IMO/ has a large hist., in submitted It will lie ',reliably renieniberisl two SECTION.) to b. bers or the branch matterhe till by the state coin,- Meta losteall or monthly, as had been and en. tincate from Dr. Craig, and was a very large meeting, iri.rit The (WESTERN AUSTRALIA hand. tinfoils ago the pi...sent executive Cartelyears ittitttetforaaru.iyinttutestItior inclusion sulkily 4,r printed ..155e115 reasons before the public previetisly arranged. placed the be by would Queeti nil a the next called, sirenellielied Ina manner prd- tditutii.ed 10 °Octants.. elfort matter Mr. 3.I.1 especially Ikean) work for the fer an expression or opinion. and or the mate element secure thuds for an engaged hand months was brought underonnotice Id Join I -I J. Mulish''', J. Shiel. and E.erBrown. the esecu- val. toWitten Membership cards are I1OWmindIn same a vigorous why nounctel and inasioniiiiatil. they were then LegPATRICK SARSFIELO ( MAY LANDS ) discussion was held thatthe imbIts Upon s..I rtermination for Ireland The above feature lines indicate J. Monaghan, in the not '" Bro. from the stale ser.retalV, lay the nattering unction 141have unfortunately. retell...4i eau BRANCH was, 10 live and decided matter was fileilitiers It the the renniired like that from the but would .tect. severely and speech. two weeks past lie eill1111SIPre who, g..." themselves of the chance or help- eau be Obtained at any too M.11 peopie semi entertained the unmistakeable t :egress of meeting tier pleasup NIIII4,11, dose us is taken rennin:tee iu It Almost a hill sareasticaily P. liackett. per- S11714 t;urlar,;.,,IP,...,V7tinllgab. by .ecretary. Mr. the brought *beet a very happy tire to consequence was how social Positions. avail has characterised the organisation rear or ro be asticaliy, hnd the cause of the Irish people and increase in niembers, ibe above Mattel) or the Sotr-Deternitnto tune duty ing It is proposed, for Ire- through on slain, Or tabour rewarded. prepariIndulged In in the Retdrop. hatted to the shrink From doing theircause, 'unit. of !Ills literature friends ing and mem- dile!) for Ireland League was heldconW." taking Ilia, organisers of the Self -Determination in the workings ..skni miserably or shows seized utilise it to row hoped and OCC8141011 is it preevill and their es.,.ning it. the Maylands this to Ireland's and democracy's 011 it n t floe work. or new niellibers. On Ike .1dtted ever ,ogsrpe inewrally are doingland League of Australia re- rirculating it amongst to 3114' 041.1RMilleilltal or r.v.erre. pewits -hips The liig whir th, ...Jai items on the new This IS 'one of the bers retire - tent eeheol. The President. 111.. T. J. tory in Ireland men and women,sacri- and neighbours. if opinion are flow the Iona organism.), just Oils however, already been that The spirit that is abroad to- while Lea - .111 elasse- the e. after the deserviturto on syllabus that many new members will important functions of the or the suggestion has, WAR In Ille chair membership roil, which le made away, only on gardless or social standing, have very most wls pr.. to IIAW receiving the atten- flitil their way Into the Society of Illie and good books can also be settled the minutes ......esserliN reed adopted, Several rn the interests of Ireland in need and are (tails rislthip; their reretary gin.. of elfort Wile. Who lire More a is grew... spare, al only lives nil the lineralitet or their country procured From the seerriary ceneiMonday next a general meeting and 4.tiroillielll %ions Meeting, the elutirmait c%lilaltied atimnud at sm.!, as tion er 011.' or 1011the this distant country -distant flung .5 supply of literature in...11 mitinlvd iii arining ultimate result. or Oitthe Self-indermination for Ireor her rights. new small amount. Th.-o at, -The take the Ifni reason for Ile rainier of the Meet- inierestine ell- than sanguine orromllre.l shortly arrive Instock. stage of the inc.nsier labhearts, and the vindication that a popu- land League will be held In the ma3 aniitary yards will Iselin( tor: in miles, for Irish a Once ing Was that of arranging ronirratulated the awl Moron:sill:. the Ilsion of Ireland" as Walsh depleted Mr. culminated, elf a beand beat ilemultr. itself place name the world, Justifies the James wrimit tttt of lie. late ic.a. across and around each and ever,. 1.,11111,. ...emir. +vie e resolutions by something -aler- lar lady I. brawl) on the selevlion ours have Is again II is urged sI Merits prose- the parish slntltifi make an effort to eloquent re- mile in Ireland III De submitted. and iiie ideetion of three Sastis 55 seS fame); "The unturned seersed yond tiicasIlliii. andby Well 1 pe. lot] when I as one with those which no distance "Henry Grattan," and Madeof those Iris., comielly ler MenrnI,IR of Melon, lease 10le, ,I.1.111.r them in such au tttttt good speerhes will None present. new' menthe,. lelegettee to Ili.. "late creivention. fi tdispelled, ills- cution ed labour les- 1.4.1.ences no the memorystill te or luey were lenits.rarilY form dives not know remain to .tar Meanwhile utNubl- hr by their 1.11.11r1, can dim and nc circumstances and a genregard. .5 m, rill lie missed that a he mad, nnoes should big derided imanimously important 115 was Annie nt.'s, pamphlets or have -hark these set lo a Patriots enuraged, by Ireland or Ihr to II is iMperaille or affairs In wish the in Ito gladly received. who shall held state branches those bi 1111' true The indominitable spirit will pisille meeting now or noliodY .-rat and sen. by friiiiiis that expeepsi, atigns Ireland's chosen possible, be or another. was Mel toning as Itiiiilder Ills, al any rate. -sheet nu MolldilY. Stilt,. JIM.' with Messrs. .1cshould be present. even though they The branch Postcards. courage of those at home, we take league. and he Jollied 11.4, ilie knew Ile. triith oruhabia a haPileldinf only that imer emit League. the merlin, In the join the isnii.ratulating or lit that not meeting derided a also such do respumilltilily was It but with hweptimi, Distillers l...a and Monaghan 001 ,111111111, its al everN, agar ror a special the bazaar Of did being the upon ourselves to say, arc reflected of arManager branch king. a meeting 10 RECORD the Mr. 14111. THE oweessary, Jillie both reIf III wishingIs to advertised on Tuesday. 1.41,11.4....lee for in ollicer-, and in ail perm, has rommilliee will be held nn sunday after an proper manner. air. 1(iii, v rave m- Pleasant Company, Bazaar -terrace, and in the generous response in time.maa suitable dale In be lived a III aud The M Irene. anti ewakeis III 1111: the sixty Devotions. sUccesS. in the speakers raign In mote new cult lotion The matter of not being Hi, donated twelve hundred oleethiR of iler of motion or his intention Moe of the exiting or a loll., purpose bin energ}, and in money that has Presetelii thanked rm Was it that The (Midland decent 11101/X111 acknowledgment rinsed for a that at and Meagher postriusis hall stamped able to get a Meal 41 the next meeting on Jtille I'll Thomas Francis the district, and ror the to the stale takes rental in die general scheme of this- ',Imposes, terialised in these parts of late tin beitalr or Ihe inellibers and the e,emitive here Junction) Branch. may have to be dealt with. vie name of the brawl,. Patrick sarsor events li I. perhaps not general eierting three delegates of piiblicly thankIne three g and I 1) asni. ',twee. opportenity Mass, Only a few weeks in existence, the Ihr meeting. le, earry the alto Holy he re.cluiled. and the namemil matruilude. In that and flied. imagined, Convention. or and I, know., for llhs kindly consideration Mallen was Tt,onias A.M. he .iibstituted. 'rite Evening Devolionn. :III, resolutions. The comnd organisation of the Western Austrathe ..W.stralla Fair" the fete him A meeting 4.1 Ili'' all.),. (1'114110' iiiimber of members in the braneli to H., with LAWLEY. important %Ir girt. has arranged to hold this publin Iasi. is to lie off a -tale millet if and cellos lian Section of the League has ec- TERENCE MacSWINEV (MT. .school held oil Sunday An dale Is so, Subscription L isL WAR witutssed at till: meeting ill the si. Joseph's presided over a spoiled Meeting. that log be Mesdantes Wilford Mitehell NORTH PERTH) BRANCH. on we press learn ;ranked lipsed anything of the kind that to prrtb, dealt .515 of +mine Was $011111 AI time of corre-lniiiiiiiiire city. organised by the moms, York -street. There will be goo.1 Mr. It Patrick 1.111.11ir. ol Jarralidale G. Molloy. It is really, aswhen amountinelndloor assnela Bush. office and T. for very tier. rather Callan, 11.11.I.. Pantomime can be recalled. that Send Sinus at x ism. Ill-tructions rtitiM Inc mews votipdarti, Workers'II Mind the best set and best dressed forwarded to the Appeal or in, Wednesdays not 114..4.11111f frimi the -tale Cntinett- With. fis, as a prizesand boy, also the most original itie League for the steel ev senator E. Needham and mew- 11011 recently. -... Cl or of sum t members the week tonishing to witness the people's inSlate The usual nttllllliy the Parish during girl of the l), rs of the .late Council will address I." Inferred Dial the pageant ImpelKI the dressed held in the address liti. meet railing or a to meelliie was present which Leafor This attraction the brawl' skill be of efforts. boy. work his and the girl I.. in above of J. terestedness Will PIS,' alt- meeting MI Monett% night. bin e toll. Mr. I- should be an excellent draw -card, so lossenetnm In result In void A Mind), of iiiiisleal itelliS Ile- misting is to lake mg. log will be emitters* lint is grateful. Ilan ,... Thursday, The beanies 'tell at an gue, and it is also regrettable to reaWe fOrti.nen. Ill comnuttee presiding over a very re reinielefi durmR Lhe evening. ditizens Who pleasure In the Midland Jimetion TOWII :11 tract the amount to headquertens. Mr. keep the date open sp,-eattng is Of venue earrying few have al- Presentative gathering. ttttttt gst whom be members the rnr is or to this alined lise that after XI Its 1110 their Way The early delis resoliition-, supporting Ire. sPeeker Dill strength Downer the necessary were Mr. James and required to he present. Midland Junction and ML Lewley lowed themselves JOHN MITCHEL (WEST PERTH) held ill Sa- of eertallt Mr. M. lellea.lioth enilb' Stalls. Convention will he Halm to self-detertnlitat11111 the evenius. BRANCH. The mineral slate time in the past to learn of or give Mr June 25, and a mon- latill'S will subsequently be Cienwil. afternoon. state turday resolutions These the the er Of the the branch Engaffairs on In r(11111 to A Grand Waratah Dance is now bemeeting Melrose Theatre Mein statesmen proper consideration to the cabled to p Iv -Mess for the night includedto Om the ster meeting' at theJune ing arranged by the Midland Junction It Is hard- I...agile was 1111.1 on Monday, June I 3 All mem- land. Ireland. awl America. Still. afternoon. sunday lodging of Ireland, whose intolerable posi- electing of three delegates Perth. West hall, and Mount Lawley Malls, andcharacterbe held in the bers should ster nl ruil force to ly necessary to erliplia-ise the importof at tit. Brigid'.- school Convention, toresulted attended and tion for centuries, and at the pre- State future, by the present hustle and ir0. Irishmen large number of people Father which IMCP of this no cling. J. the bhp Irish rally Fagan. In connection with It doings the GuildO'Sullivan. schoolroom. ising and L. the J. Bellevue. sent moment more so than ever, near Oiled Junction. Meesrd. midland election of A resOluthe ennibliied effort is going to be some attend hl P.P.. MO04111red the members of the G. Taylor ford should see to it thal they This shrieks the injustice and tie cul- O'Callaghan and J. PETER LALOR (PERTH) BRANCH. Praises are to be awarded for etas.. will Council present -Messrs. Dwyer. hold the special also ',assert todirected full force on the occasion. the sec, pable inhumanity which England lion wasmeeting a waltzing reinvention and three -Stet, Dy public Meeting of MP Monaghan, II. E. Walsh, and-the (as really REthe first THE be of issue upon general 41st, week's and tattier ,'"Sherldan's Jazz bestow interesting to /inhere'. proper June last be to fn I. delivered has thought on Tuesday.-street. when CORD, we announced that our branch League held in Midland, so It will be limy. all of whom Council) In attenda state nc that lien's Band will bemusic. moven Nand nation venerHall. Haroldwill deliver a would hold their next meeting on 215th honed that all the members support addresses Mr. T. Slattery MISS the Irish people the Parish Clementson ance to dispense the sweet to be called the Joh, the formed, tu, Ireland branch for eswill the deto in high been there now indeed, Andrew has and, The irMable Mr. This meeting Ai,L. Pettit is anther as secret:tr.-. and the. The following Despots." June. fair-minded brawn. all of !Mitchell "Modern the on sympathy of and Holland entitled account speak finitely abandoned on -President. elected: will Junction. then teem of countries before even Bri- lecture Midland were usnan.1 Clementson aml Ip Mr. Leatradans that utter- monster combined rally of the TTensliayv.iitItie11'1f1i'llr.ITU.e13.8t appoint Rev. Father Fagan, 52/2/; Sisters or the hall to ttg tain itself was a civilised entity. Ire- fact diary. It was decided .ii the me ting to Cony, strength on at the should alone ittillshould Is. Mr. appeal 11300k up the evening in your metropolitan ;Ito ith gue's treasurer, the state need Hynes; for Ton, all for the Mr. three delegates land has produced statesmen most. and ensure a crowded ball out afterteem of Sunday. Juno '111111. Slattery; Sesefit Dates. I erlit sherIts. The Perrott: sertetary. J.Mr.J. Tom us to In preparation tor lion, to be itrid in busi- Melrose Theatre. O'Coneor, M. countries. Her sons and her daugh- from the largest,. e Messrs. reference After the general the State C011- three following receivrst night. Notwithstanding previous B. O'Hohrrgreat event, and for ters are renowned in the spheres of that programme or no mean this the ',limber of cotes. and were cOnsetpleti., Sillily.. Mrs flee and Miss at reports, will stallholders place musical weekly a the take In Is to the ness Widen hl included ventioll Kennedy. Ileirney, Donaoitins htdyleA along dates of !earning, nut In -earner was. staged, Mi. Dorls.&.lipiiriafter - Iy elected: Messrs president science. of Please recollect to send Sisters of the RM Father Pagan a Ilse gnidering filherniati Hall oil Saturday promoting The are with Clone. get they off and must the of branch entertillithletns leading any leadership our Kati Days 110011. 2 Stli Met.. the Sinn 'Fein (Mr. O'Malley) regretted to re- Morey, St. Priald'a eS; Mr. maadigan "Has Sorrow thyshe Young for publication in these columns, Roth the Melrose Thea- branch was heartily busy at once. Irish people, no one that Ireland has of 1,1111n that. owing to prior engagements, shaded " forMr.which to C1; Mrs. tre demonstration and the Convention port Donations Received. W. Ginnivan renewed ex -Senator Needham would be unable claimed as a child can deny that it encored. re- must be made a success, and It devolwas Intended. tions, ei and as Junction Song," Eleatic!) to 110 visit Sildland Mr. It. P. Crlieliir. sub is without compare the most valiant with "A Soldier's had or "Don't be ves upon the Peter Later I OS; Mrs.' THE LEAGUE IN NEW ZEALAND. Note However, the services of Mr.heWalsh carr011, FI'lMall end. sy; a fine renderingName." Mr. tit this yet towards Miss has called best nation the ad scry that will Its trusted and attersall's and Irish et 7s: On been seemed Instead. Your donations, of done. be ehine, to has Ashamed what rendering date. carefully earl, branch at au Parrelly, Lake atwal J. The flame of patriotic zeal Quinn gave 'a very spirited the Mr. there seen. 5s; 15 inst.. the LEEDERVILLE. Club. 10111 of Sunday, she, foundation rrew. Inthe which to to- ttttt Collie, GOOD SHEPHERD. was substantial!! subsequent THE OF Ifendereon, of Thos. meinnership HOME Mr. Machree," for The meeting 5a; street, business League that burns throughout the English- of "Motherencored the special a still he are still self -Determination for Ireland A feature of Belmont, £2: Mrs. last Sunday; but there Kennedy braneh In the SUP - creasedoutstanding. raolliejveti "Done my beat for a /1: Mrs. Courtland, was 'llellaicmp speaking world to -day owes its kind- too, jig by Miss all 'miffing, of the surcessfut Only f_iii.i Messrs. being held in Australia, an organising again, at 5,3o many was its Irish It. Coyne. r I Mr. W. Paul, Collie, or the Hibernia', nail, of s see with tier r in new effort was extended to our sister do- amusement by to bring to patronage hope we continue ling to the inspiration that the Irish Programme engagFitzgerald generous whom and be Lee, his ad. The work has of course, A. the main hall will isni. dieposed. Country Districts. future. minion. New Zealand. leaders and the people themselves Elsie Mr. ed uti that night uss must accommo- members every week. and bound.. the Tule*. us again in the near then tntroduced gone *heed there by leaps friends in the to date ourselves In the supper room, Toe executive hope The presidentline very Interested. have laid ready for the metaphorivoice was heard and The Archbishops areiftesident to Branch. Silver Teapot. and outback are not (Leaderville) whose Invitation districts the ProEmmett a country reason is Robert that IMWillig, for the antl throughout see and We Ih Auckland and cal match. a very interestiheof the the meeting is extended only to acunmindrul of the present Appeal, with advantage inlecture Large audiences are a chance In se 011 1,11111(1 will testant hawser. Don't forget to takedIsplaye-I Great Britain, the great United educational meeting .1 the abet, branch In Mrs. are doing a litti. in conntet1011 members or the %raneh nement of the opportenitv curing Schoolroom loaning themselves assistance. One tills alit. now pregent. of thanks to the tual the effort for thiancial be held in the Arra ttttt tire States, Canada. South Africa. Aus- past and the her tills Is Ind merelyarea committee a or hearing the Irish slily of Ireland's at window. the interest of Julie. vote attend. Mb shop to evening. assemfunction promoted in members Sunday mi Alter was meeting% all of one particular tralia and New Zealand. not forget- speaker retiet to a The quarter -past eight. some Important claiiii, ofand and artists. the ofineetiez the cause will be giving Donations. people almost all "God Save and for the following reasons: 1,600 over Additional the blage fall to efenbefore not immost placed should ting India, that that flame has burst closed by the singing is be are to Labour charity which Protestants. supplement- business to be transacted the a Present were has resolutions articles to give fora mend itself to all those sego athave Therefore we desire to see Mee First of all the branch interesting into a gigantic blaze the heights of Ireland" by Mr. A. Dwyer. people. are portant. readers of If Parliament accompanied from Members heart. and Speakers to attend trie very large attendance. Fair, for install,rythey Home of the Good Shepherd by the audience. L.T.C.I. to Meet three delegates movement by not disposal at the goat, which will not even be diminished ed of special the State Council will address the meet- themselves In the a iamb, or L. Wenn., Matters mova Miss the (.011'1.'011110n. pony, but a crate Meeting. by to meetings,, the row, Those appeal attending of only With a to the Leauntil Ireland is set at liberty. Anybody with the Interests up interest to the brambbeand We make yet soother As an example will lo materially assisting.the earinval ing the resolutions. Perthitee to roll from discussed. and ing. countries are aglow with the spirit Mt. LawleyNorth on at heart will make it their busi- of South whole week duringabwhich cellithittee heard rumors gue generally are to the spread if the League June slat Crites plenty of shame) all The of stall given to dele- Ireland their nuMbees a lectice ness to be present. .ides of a general meeting and inn- Instructions are to be resolutions will Le In progress, inspired by the incomparable and In holds the record in organiand Book are Canterbury secure holders to when tickets sell certain 12 to Also of will gates. at Leetlerville last Sunday, 0f day next), none be Afforded establishment to will the with be second sation, should unconciperable determination of the edcai confirmed win be to °Metalwill Branch. convened programme Don't to he passed, which a prize, which course such was not 11.1140.. Wolfe Tone (North Fremantle) branches In utile days. In one. Who nes fy by the Joint Organising Secletarlea, of such Irish people at home to see the is- be staged by talented investing and at the monster Meeting at the Melrose work the up. while it also, Africa, worth chalk South In June; Or eth of previous listall informatioa re Mein- Theatre a week later. A number The League anything In donate at the Fair, because as stated In the twoanticipated sue fought out. We in these parts forget the that This branch met on Monday, organising goes apace. and It I. and reports, a gathering was by read- speakers have been engaged. There was a splendid attenhas Its own tnonthly organ, pamare doing much, and we can, and remember lark or aCCOMMO June. Screen Ad. all intortnation °Meer,' being there bershlp, ens, can be obtained our only regret that shortly, hut lot until dance of members, all is actively engaged in circulating of to the presiding. part we must, - do much more than we ing our reports it THE ReCOPD. regard (wee. In Carroll force,' ne to limit our invitation I'. obtained Mr. another dation whole been in with \LE \ I had with the referred In 1L1\ \NS I ()R Of course all who present, open he ex- phlets dealing 4:01iipany westraiia Fair for presentation to the are doing to substantiate the aim to member. only declaring theatmeeting freedom of Ireland. these notes, the 111,4111m, join the Lea- In the large attendance, tem of Ihe kindness in prothey soon hope to COOVPIIP. But have dennitely decided to meeting pleasure pressed (StIMIACO) Inestimable that Sinn Fein. intent on the goat_ to showed PEARSE In welcome The are aid this. members Of to PADRAIG night der tlO(iee Will he given gue on Sundayhave at the big increaseor ofthe mempostcards, pritnarilly advantage In Ireland and BRANCH. has established. any a voice In the mat- also one Out for Jack Dwyer'a Farewell viding reference Is herr made It case of attend. and so It since last meeting, less advertisement to Is mutual a - confusion, than forty sig- Watch Entertainment. and. as mentioned at the ign all sides we see the tremendous to he decided at the meeting. now miserably are following ters and bers obtaining not Screen publielty is Ss twit Your Ship Comes Ill. the said It was a committee the he hoped that all nmrersspecial gathering at the Hotne, there to I. president The heratase T. 'h..vnisation making strides that We have received not natures. begging, of its value and wreth, but final their coming Moran, it P. stallholders make 1.az) alississipiii (waltz -song). -song). --J. Irlsh-Australians prevent well to the nothing member. that Ins; fact thought IRELAND notable FOR subscriptions: to together and I-consulting one another on not unaware even three months ago was Waklock, who DETERMINATION cost Mrs. attendant, those SELF in will be than it Sc; to what Cif the Dreamy Amazon (waltz patriotic business or Dudley, score were more 'Is oil. the OF AUSTRALIA. on InHere we A. LEAGUE or vitrirerall, hearty a concern In other Mrs perhaps unattainable. projection each giving llomeland. questions from the Green isle. came from the Mrs. Barren, have such a valuable fair sic1attenalready requiting Joint arils). by them. In fact, A Voice in Mr. J Brady. s.,,,With the example are in this State faced with the imAteetin,r MI ..'c illia.dier he welcomed Love opt Ireland, That's Why WHEELAN (BOULDER) stalled. %ou the who ,MAYSYNDS, THOMAS consARSFIELI, supplying after Branch, exeellent that so PATIM.S: King In the idea Is East Fremantle air. the of by You. work tary dance, BRANCH. Love the stiOwn In, of portance of the State Convention organisation card for a working to BRANCO. size. ,ouch the organisaferences like tills the ladies as nientIontsi above came to eotivey a challenge (sang). letter cards another gento take place next Saturday, and accomplished dealt with Wolfe Tone Brener'. stall.. will be fully equipped anti Honolulu Eyes Box Thea- tournament to the purpose already named,tendencies. (walla: U. J. Bond) on with on tion of social and general committee the situation Betty's music whichever with Oil Silliday evening last to the branch to to rope MEETING cash able el 1'1'81.11: better he to similar monster public delmonstration We prize with the tleman, of the above to aswhen the date for the meeting proposed Egypt I Ant Calling You, Boulder, Royal, tre number incline higher the may above par., Sunday. the reobtained of day, side D. Branch this work. are Mr, 11, the following sighting The I. nuttily decided. Of the Maylands healed) meeting. enthis a nubile held aceepted the Morning. of connection. was in challenge O'clock The MARY'S lamenting on Lane occupied the chair, the principal points. The members At Three -1,e will be held in ST. -1st in this and the full strengtha epeare only following the example of quested and it was derided to have Lear Road. tirelid to attend in business Artist. of Theatre, the Paiiadium, the elec- thusiastically, nr a CONVENT SCHOOL, Guildford NEXT. Mother's Rosary of Love, piece). business of the evening being on Monday, June 20th. these -other countries and of the the 21141 Inst. when give the best show contest NIGHT of Royal the Speakup MONDAY on and fixing Theatre may (Song air. through. the Mayhew!, W. Raniage, and way °Meret hearty serene: of Dreams put a of this The Rose he In Mr. J. Monaghan received manlier he JUNE 20, at 8 p.m. Eastern States' organisations. An eist nature will The temporslide, and a-sistanci.Readers will address tion several mituar matters. will pro- scenee artist and decorator, have been Bliao--Oh. by Jingo'. deliver ad- be forthcoming. from State Council welcome. and In an earrinet Promhient speakers will Australian Federal Convention will ers a musical entertain-- ary officers were hI charge for the time reasons why retained Ili make the display at the Wake, soul of miue (song), ihe management the and of of some that meeting Irrespective reenunted for the called Everyone. recollect pia were bably free dresses. or six ment wilt conclude the evening's The architect, Mr westralia rah.. dniiet..41 being, and nominations Mr. R. D Lam+ every son or Erin and their deeeendants- creed, be held within a month class, or politics, is cordially In- of the Theatreat Royal -II On the Plan. Dear Old Dad. the Self the various positions. Its recent evening Henderson, now entrap weeks. It is a marvellous achieve- gramme. J. Caw- should become members Ileof also Alice Blue Gown. etiVertlecni..Ilt spoke vited to attend. has Instil a little delayed In completing Irene (song). was re-eleeted president. to Mr. continue as Determinationlet League. Our people have not been Members are perticularly requested three weeks ago, Is only so Long Lefty (waltz song). ment. reexecutive his inability and the design, stat-d the Ireland ley which -down (SOUTH erind the present. be to the before owing to pressure of busi- of drawing when secretary for the war waiting the behind in recognising the sufferings LORD EDWARD FITZGERALD (song), or maitis at the beginning Acknowledgments. Blue, Mr. P. J. Hackett was elected eeived ness. I PREISANTLE) MANCH. 10 se111.1111 or critollr and lint will begin to of Apses. and the indomitable spirit of have c A a alt Ill 151 neautitul Garden Very few r..sponses If alit week. Mr Irish nationality, which are an inn shown Alab411111 (.011g and walIz/ 111 UR of the pesident, was, tante., amino the III, absence the a In such in work spiratimil to us to In stallholders aist friends who at unfortunateiy. Mr. 11 InsPer..11, B. T. Daly, who, through illness. fathering. lit al when lou Are Wear great and glorious cause. In Sly to attend their letters eNImere Smile. presided a the vlee-presalein, J. C. Williamson, Ltd. are 'willing to hell, Ireland is' calling, calling, calling. 'r. Alford, iargest which we turn, gathering :see you (by the compu... or 1.511not the the support, of Ib.hles Is now trying Eteryiime Hall being r ttttt She calls to her children in her hour we, -street tend Nelson of -Bells of St. Mary). had. the other regards, workers le obtain the essistaiire of the J. C. If you are Irish you lave through calls in will of anguish. be 111 a Position almost tilled with energetie Sinstral Comedy 'Company, Live Si., All the Titles (song). appeal rommiltee hay, beep Williamson will hear the call of Ireland and and supporters. requests at ,eitsoil a Father Inalienrated their reeently which stars (mazurka). Rev. Met the to know and not. method, Ills Majesty's Theatre hi been Mr. Alford thanked The stay of Silver answer: if you have forgotten Irefor his kindness received, syniplItIlleS It is de- MI. combination in Perth will Ile un- Tears Reverie). Alwarne, 0.51.1.' but to pressure owing land, you will keep silent. moon and Aussie' Glide, mi Murray present, (Mire 11008 able Anneal being usually brier, lint the priest was sired In enlist. A pass I Neser Knew I I.101111 Love Anybody Domitiour to the funds of the League of time the popular short while. ;il 11111.`1111 10 11.1 the opporinitity"Hem" Circulars. 111 Like Pm holier 1ou. have been eiseeed front the following: to stay Dully a very was the lists committee subecriplien )4: .11,...inlrambte,st itasgm"litissugh the lb -c (sotig). Mr. F. Comiatiglitou Liu. Mr. J. J. Snigg sarong, ladles' al- whils1.1,,,eiri-,i,ist I:lir I.ellers covering e2/2/, cit including Mrs. Hicks. Fah (11,4,11101Pd. and where E3/3/, C. 1. Nettie (Kutioppin) l h'u'rdle Ma Sheeare helm, daily That's What imd Made mothers For. St. George's instasires trans- ton of help, Donations from reit, Dowling. Fell, andassistance or J. F. brYbil- E2/2/. thnugh 1,1 all of the have been on Miami's Shore. iper rly. Willi the valuator laJoseph Plunkett Braiesii. Waroona other Craftsmen. the these vion.iii.iiivalinos or adlist Sheridan this new committee and SPORTS ieglirthy Lust My Heart in Maori Laud. ire terry a P. Fitzpatrick), Mr. C. offers of help have mitted toS111111' 111111' MUM elapse before will be greatly comso ;owe. sa / / : T. dies, the branch If week. offleers and motreturn, the El/ I I: P Prendeville. dresses. Terrace during in other recorded Maned 1.0.11 All Ile ,all Waltz, Mrs. proved. Naughty a large eesponses We nook and Crorkaie, LI; .1. McMahon, Ills.; Donnany the notes that psrsuing present when readers, mittee we, niellibt,rs Were enrolled. Shine. Ins.: Anonymous, Ms; J. lesi requests amt Feat/ter Your Nest (song,. the Appeal ogler assumes friends more seriousta to T. Corrigan. her of new In rarer along in the onlee and expre.d And All Musile and songs Coo wish I of the branchearls, Ime el: R. Fitztiatriek, forms rotwarded to interested are being filled and P. It is the intention an at subscriplitins of Ili.. IT el: J. Jewler, El: T. Fitzpatrick iliVitnig thennelirs Entrance !heir desire lo knell proCiiraMe front Us. a social entertainmentbusiness was eAeeli- have. by Items of donations srereceived atePeek. et: M. O'Rourke, Eli P. Fitz- hold general Iiivitat1011 thus extended the dater afterMr.theAlford introduced Mr. be prompted to move BUT NOTE OUR ONLY ADDRESSthen Patrlek, SI- r. Higgins 7s. could tlye transacted, Bwehoit executive tinheeltnPeildb."' In other direction:, with the knowledge a member of the amerce -ill In Sec The following reports have been 1 bowling. addresser 111taltrais that these questions hat, been answerto the gathering. a most elototallinttreriainsilptd. Urine a donation sent in for publication, and sDeak council. ed in a ready aMrmarive. & SON Mr. Dowling delivered wo;hltl be causNo. 4 Set, 41in. Wide, 18/- each. the endeavour and that the Ireland on though* be for themselves: each. Material. quent address which 9/6 It us not to Wide, League, 24in. therefore Set, acceptI No. not each Cue:, 1/es of the Determination so ever small is a great also affairs and of amount spare all an emidition by MURRAY A similar was well appreciated Mr. Dowling No. 2 Set. 29in. Wide, 11/6. able or desirable. prevails in this important department Complete with Cues, Seven Balls Spare Balls. 2/9 and 3/6 per Set (COTTESLOE) MEW/ GRATTAN benefit to the branch,soasexplicitly. I.Nsai 13 oans) . Imitations of building maDNI Competition, or work. and Rules. BRANCH. expiamed evirythIng to Mr No. 3 Set. 35in. wide, 13/6. at the tonal of all sorts, fabrics for th.cOravery thankful awaited are dolls The branch is kindness of Parcels In attending the tion, bunting, nags, anything to make. POSTAL ADDRESS: BOX 57, with his for connection Ill ,,Elko Appeal to see him a branch Dowling previously G.P.O., PERTH ate wanted Most urgently. The On Sunday, the 9rd. Inst., Cottesloc. and will always be pleased conmetitton proposed, are 'Isrequested to display, committee trust that their anxiety In SHOPS IN BARRACK Of the League was opened in Walsh, any time. outlined, competitor, be held on or at Our suitably, this connection will be relieved very AND NOTE: NOSTREET. and dons. parkedGodmother." next MeetingIn will Messrs. O'Dea, Monaghan, their It, -street send Nelson were the League, soon. of the. Fairy June 19th, Sunday. the State Executive superscribed As and p.m. 3 Inman Sign, at of O'Neill. OfIlitial or care Rev. Father South Fremantle, introduced by the either to the llonie, resolution PRESENTATION CONVENT BALI.. enthusiastic hall. As urged In Perth. creatitur an tin and addressed a Itirge and there is a most Important reWith a view to not Messrs. 52, Royal Arcade,notes, are girl,ns Mr. O'Dea deliv- lo be passed, a large gathering is and MeNess gathering of people. the last week's a deep all MONDAY, JULY 4th, 1921. ill this desirable precedent, Interest were they All intending members that ered an excellent address on thetheobjects quested. 00 take regretted to lielland asked help to and cam111Pase rime along. He exposed exerted% 4. aMxthus give further of the League. unable ho perillit of MeIntended matter, and prizes Imire HALL, COTTESLOE. tied money Three outside coTTESLOE was misrepresentation raise. it paign of the poster the good veranby the enemies and the competi- tog 51 I.11 moral tactics employed Gents., are to he awarded, attend Of the ,appeal ranee, above the KEVIN BARRY (SOUTH PERTH) Tickets. innible, democracy, and terseDOMINOES. Is open to all girls ofwho or Ireland and of as. RRANCH. tion Ladies, .! dah. 11ts. the propaganda of 9d,'I net THE RECRD detail., and ly pointed out the value ...hoot. Late Trains. hat and 1;9 pet Set After Plain and Fancy Dress Ball. fuller Children's the read and to combst)ng insidious influences. Band, inst. Jazz and miner airs. have new branch of the executive meeting Mr. O'Dea's addreses the and F. Br At the Perth fon') Han on Weanm don't let this Idea The third cumumtlrc for the day, plain Sirs. T. O. Ketinlwell Mr. J. J. 'tendon on JIM,. Was formally opened. the lath. July, a etilldren's taletelled suffer non -progression above branch wasof held Joint Hon. Secretaries. ell or ant: or Maction J. Foley vice- the being now is discussion ball disinterestednees dress was elected president, Mr. of amount fancy sake A fair and Mr. H. atIl. the night. president Mr. J. Shiel treasurer. was the order ofgeneral their part. meetThe following ladlesa business FOY & GIBSON the Flynn secretary. was derided that the elected to form J. ft branch be of and gentlemen were members of ings Messrs. fortnights, and committee: -Rev. Fr.B,O'Neill, Kelly, Mesdames held on alternate O'Brien. J. COlgan, i

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IRISH-AUSTRAL1AN SOCIETIES.

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CONVENT BALL.

RELIGION reTwo week.... E- the Ulm lioW (V.) -AN OBJECTION TO OUR IDEA OF REASON FD ihe in few held year's lir III,' 11.11111s quired to elapse before this 1101 piece. Presentation ceiivent Ball takes youth upirom 1 e,111 .1 ifrealer SIII'VeSS inplicity--"Education 101.1.1 rergious making so comMy plea of weites itaii. eottesioe. Tile Hsi, 3 nee Irish NatioliBarinF(ohreis,teprsertthMugh him 011e H.A.C.B.S., SUBIACO. as much a reasoned subject wards is virtue, which makes hu. afternoon for plete are the errangements thatand very Ws - struction how tu and arranged rule be rightly to to, how remeined ultimate Ow iminiatile of tennis with vt:1fortnightly meeting' nu, iownikers tht as is consonant meeting, committee ens last -ea dt the e au,ii A1101 important Wardens socially is ItiorIllIc of the as- obey." What meta lielS1 cell the omen! 'Ille hilll notwithstanding a tull attendance, in end, may be objected to by secondseveral es Ii1111, nhieli 11Ie 001' play-ers. is educationally important. Life is a addition to the lisual new workers The sertion that reason is very blisitiess was transacted dur- idling games we Nye', declared the future. We are ha vino :11 Lit'' iiier au""g"' "'"' elude:rem of committees Mr. W. 0. ary and that faith is primary in re- the fact and philosophy is the theory DILMO and the Birthday Party. I'S- illm. litr 0111. bust innun two 'FM arc presided there itiii-ter. vitineis. and ,'Itio. soon, bazaar II, Me - i-tainthorpe, was, however. very much unpinMiss How. and an attempt to divorce the two of gelierIll captain. liallailon admit pay. siek our of quite now: I ,VI"lliward Yes, "Haiasvillc." Redmend, and he impressed ligious matters. erable calls for money just I wi I or reports 11111. lei Ili,. ',irk 11-I of the mei Miss E. Stewart, but sev- any,. to the situation, tu, must end in the failure for philoso hers, and tim 1,111Sideraiioneuriug th faintish, May 23, 1921. 1110Se 1114,411 ille IleeeSSIty for that reason alone will never make a but it you seed me a ifcard eral of the others promise fair to be 1111011 'transit bill lir, Iiilroy. of the Stuart If education does not suit dephir. every vett although activity, says: (inlet limessant suppese 1 it you i'llVIIII,111 wa: future. near Newman Bessy,for the as siiiiii 1,11,yer- in Christian, true Dear Aunt to fill it best I" n"' easetur.er(kitarrount-, my """ do th, was l'''"nrii it stated lie perfect. was tail nininiatthe facts of life, it must go. The veri No Olgill. as elaS 1iii or Petwe. Subteen,. are beginning to think that I have mind waiting until I get rid of Holm. im essential for those concern- "You cannot convert a man through tication of all theories of education Irn.1, plan. in rigarit to a ;treat number of the girls absoiuteiv oas 'Ikon -sloe ea I 1,101, Last cants does thesis I haven't. and assiMy but more you, engage themselves ed to logical chippings." forgotten the 111010: some of the tickets the first elocilliOn class. mid item eat ror the beildine. althOugh Pre- not propose reason as a substitute as of all hypothesis. must be rough Logue and dlooslv in the hope that previous Frank wanted te With Tuesday we had mass in our house. wt re not alma, inn the using all w11." hand. the havea in .'"".1"1".(ir -"nr" first seidation convent balls might he eellppractice. We are ready to acclaim it ea, iiichitet to ask tim progre-, Itiontitutily enjoyed iir the Father Gilroy came out on and some months ago, but he card ope- for faith, but that once given faith in 11'4' ii"'"""'" 'imitit it Into practical get this earry sed. To iei a having use he :.avs: 'To life is little or is is :mil Bub al! members les-iiii. reeled committee will then reason b-.1comes a great help in Rousseau, when Monday night's train, and bari health. and excitement cont. towards Jhe chili soca as ours unless there Is Tiro - ration TIle811$ Milt the per hilts 11, E.r trade I would teach him, met is in for Milekates the which. collectchannels loves ',Main then, eipittit just Wel!, IlOW faith. Ile mutual handler that Dad went over to the siding and over 11.1, him. Theilogli maintaining 1011,1P bad lite matter closely. the or the prompting, the more modern forror runs not accept it "or to of came hc lee were eia.i,eiir and tee members, ad, mermen! or itin religious truths the train, and Father Brawl, has bee. mahnig a Ierward seiTe,,g was river. ing. Each donation he gets ttttt reversed are we to teach that dir- chairman, would remain again with the Rve ,leps already inu,d, ienialed eel, members present proceeded new mcmiled's with them, and in the morning he home with it, and makes everyone move. Iwo attain which we do not fully understand mula that through life iseducation rundire in the of gime, ve loll. 07... the first alit class and the as being untircessitty to series meeting. concrete -I la whilst the.third Education life. people and the for at the of trains of got, popularity. prize, or Two said mass. Some much he has prov- the high-water mark ourselves -are we to insist on them CIII.A. 118Ve wet, nominaliet rer reviews.- tonroa,000i. of guess huw are guaranteed. by the aid of memorising the Catechism. even through and through: also it could it Oat he men ere provided For ed themselves to lic exaelly what the 'Patrons came. There were thirteen. nine flve sniffing, gets so excited oversleep; and i"." all members to he 'till, effort. an unpossible I ttttt tan every and it is practice, Father thet players of up n: during the tor. and se looking. be directive not people, were other it behoves ing. unfour his quite us and amount invest- though it contains dogmas talks about it in Were: MISS K. gill, rite II has been deviant, for the efitiveni- eqiialled ',Min for the No element of luck Is intelligible 10 them? If so, we leave for the sake of practice we seek to made 14. Yesterday mother, dad, I have not sent for a ;mil dime: ;1011 bring new member- mie event, AV rilsare eme nu -miners. to have the both ed 10 tickets. I utterly chit- is the reasonin the Year. We had 'a It"- ""I". "1"1" a question """"1"",""t as "The ultimare build it uptir however. with. nto be contended to A Elocution that and my grandma went with the Imam,. attack FrItlay hitch!. 1111 ourselves open to the info.. %atom.. Is hie mosl It was eard earlier iiirfert organisation of modern think is never how to train. but for what The riay. in the SOLD.. dren to a birthday- party. 7 15 to 5.17: First Aid s.,i5 to 9.30. frwsidiv procession to -day, Ciirpus energetic, and entimeiastie work.. our method here is different from to train." Oueenic lovely and rnfortiliiittelic we are unable to give if all this is (b) Now lai*t Archor members apprmelied Holy cumber "II 'di"' a Sunday a little playmate of ours.five. Yes, on to provide a subjects. our method in other flie soda! eVe11- ere have. by their She Christi, mintion. Altogether there were seventy- n (1,Inan.al areonnt it is """ 1""" tri": ." Tanner; she has turned confirined about 300 ars in a body, whilst hilt held on ThurselaY night. bull at WM. bail of unpr,edented quality, elimin- to a certain extent the method here true of education Or general, 'I"; three members piesent '" Her mother bishop Clime heavy root,emotal.i."" possibilite of provInlorr anyequally educatrue of the religious some 1,1 be a bug.. toed fiSlir proliiises had seatiernal many were 'II in, is a dear little girl. have W1Lothers writing willeh of method We -street. Hay the differ from children. must which about article, and real the the but sealing able thing children will be see we obtain week to of other te next tion we religious being unable to build. Our lot arid seeress. (Morel'. asked a for other subjects, but the subjects alsc, rain, and it is a treat ,111r fireliegira madly much luta been said and written arcommodatton with the ilibermane to give it lo runt we all had some nice games- Count- green grass corning up veer where. If a ball or dance I. differ fundamentally. Other sub- instruction must suit the demands. ad great vino. Snell :a large number pre.ent at IMO' its piddle debul at Ills social and we all .everat weeks. societies would Hircher rightly says': 'To teach lei .eure It's ing all of us we made eleven. girl's I think green ie a lovely colotiv. Ions speaks well for the cattai- strife -rely Wipe that this particular por- twine' discussed. You Ines expressed. was einunimiton other earl' l° jects are the outcome of human rea- As V4011 (-an111,1. and Irish July The what was taught a hundred showing. as it (heel tion of our club's aelivily will grow the one on the 411i the hurantii. or was anothcr little boy liessy? 11,ity ""''''' I"' "ti"in''.. Aunt will Tinir.daY methods only you Next by be attained the Presentacan don't son and the temas well as atty cur Its kiod in the oint be formai to attend sidritiod eclipses choice the it that till their years ago or more, and in the manin 1°1; birthday as well. Queenie's cousin, WIPP 11414 -era Ran, but you are earnest- based directly on human reason It Is stir - ono is people are fortunate Hal side of members is oilier parishes round us. months will Inc etee.eo ellairs, noel poral arid mat, pity it should six for if You But in Catechetics we are treating ner it was then taught, would be all a after is iiireetion. Amy and a little friend.is Eve.Amy mokpii niet Iltia it urged ly and mesieleie numb, the a colour, for the prising' of conipelitInit the esilinafing Faror red. we any comilopailoos have is still midst: ',quer, forging in aim without hitting the mark, and with Tri, ahead iii turned three, and the boyMr. Tanner 10 Prce,10wted be 1)(4.11 is stained have every- member above so often be 811y110111r. 11 I, 111111e$1,11- of things Divine, far a ray that ifia 81110111r Of new menthe,. the WfW111 An Oa. wottld like to see earl, anti every girl would same age as Queenie. has gone for a trip sent to record their tom um stands mere human knowledge and through the children of this world tillIrly advanced Mal this hall NI he told ther Donogher He' 1,1. meeting tive new menthesr were in very night. also a eard him miss Se. pass by us We must put up a swing for us.theand in we and examination and fiXaCtillIr most ortin our oreliestra. er a member 1,11,1 reason alone we ,:annor. reach those keep pace withcontempt. and Thillami Innetion playmates, to Ireland. Maggie, that's nne of our times if we are hurt an Irishman Fremantle new members ever. no/Mum- Stood. nigh' will for the future lie Ihe Sere 1,4 must 11,11.11. WIII lie held. -.0 It been luive bend elms much. Divine The must we as heights. same three, aolwak for no response tn meeting re, s,wial tatv111 rm. the meillibers. anti and I, not to fall off the land now, and rolt tip member. ami gt, them MIMI( rot tor InitiatIon at Ihe next them." down and help us when reason has to exert any influencelet.upon mielal asstslanre to strenettien that is to visit his native state the The names of the five mew e 111,1 1111111 WOW Jim.. .3. einlitim. it is ill. 'It did at Rupert's partyus ask the whirli spell 111111111Ce. many reached its height. Hence my plan To guide us here, fall see the deplorable numbers xv.ars n, rollows: Aliss S. Todd, Mooday night in even greater indlibers romulations. p t Oueenie's brother. We did not and but More pain does world received. question the tohave bern -What more crNetil, cheques 4 Walsh. K. Duffy. F. past. him the Messrs. in cause than other of on? IRISH NATIONAL FORESTERS' are required, as It is Intended IO make of importing the method The branieli is very off; both of us were on together,then. must day demand in religious matters? and V. coy!, How ie Tabby getting Ten. sure. To subjects depends on this fundamenSOCIETY. Ilils Year'. ball a rtword-breaker. grateful In the tledemptortst Fathers pets we were going very high just swing Pat him for me. Our What are the tima we live in? Our offer R monetary Iltlie who mill those faith objects. work. CLAREMONT. presuppose the that we tal fact for bringing. is fat and I said to Maggie. "Let the or the °why/. ,Of 11.1e assistance. these lines are addressed. first. and to train it we use reason conditions are -akin to -day a and Larry are wen. Tn. still a lir bee, iglo. saipper ilonationa also necesslow down." So she did. About situation that faced the / congregations both Jt fore erowiled alai Prince". aim, imo :staler, very dignified. and tarry Day se. YOUNG PEOPLE'S CLUB. An, sary. mul exeellent response is regu- whenever possible Foresters' National few minutes after that we came the Irish Patrick's ..f Church. The world w then an St. On it People, club larly rortiwoming In encouraging' !plain't -wig The (b) "No important tart of ChrisThe tieketa In connection with the and down. The rope came undone: We aputfight. Origin, Aims, and Objects of I.N.F. derrated the Cot- HD% It is barely necessary to re- tian Doctrine should be reseed over and critical, and such it is to-day. green ribbon on hint, and raffle for a £5 tette, in aid of Ilw foot- ringbolt leant iliel fight g0 did not break. thank goodness. great a 1:11111 81 liamiev eat.. or tickets. as their '7a tf..ppg. Voting the could is7 to mark yea, mem We' live in he an age of euestioning. selling' lowing are him ball club. well Members ther told even raging through- siro ..d.ed to refer!, cash and butts In Park. Clarelllll int, rati Sunday- afteriume. disensal 1184 been a foregone minehi- in catechetical instruction, could hardly get up for laughing. I don't know amnesty agitation Everything is brought before the bar fun, but all day if he liked. he kept breadth of Ireland. the areretarv (S. O'Reilly). as soon as the 12111 of June. The Mial seores sion for a ionsr time. bovine. been sold when it proves difficult of under- of reason and his greet' out the length mitt eiiiiiitry I think that was the best asked to account for nem. Jonquil - rios,fide, Ill Mater to see whether a furdouble, 5/ gents.. and 1/ ladies, standing, or has no immediate pracput how he got on. but to all the lit a ciereniont, to goal. 3 bound,. Many of our fellow little yesterday the rope Mr. Tanner Tbe behinds. Love itself. In Christian Knowledge, as 5 goals. I 111,, prov,iiial "hot rakes." Mg the late Min -hart Devitt. were hicar- Iliir printing of 00011, I, necessary. day. cotte.loy. good all a on was a children" and the for one, tical bearing fortuto your- ',rated in British pri:ons. and Went cm was a new threatening% but love In info. next Iwo report, which wiii hist, ',as Motulav iieNt best in Weather other branches of learning. the very and home ones, come suffering the horrors of penal servitude. old Oilmen, the football rhili are nately im rain roll during the nutlet]. uo. chp last. an endeavour will be tirade principle peculiar to the Catecheti- boy will be asked for a reason for thick one. We did not niece, se- ihe moon- self from Your loving STINSON. running a soetal and (lam, ill aid nr ..r cal Method. The °bead or the agitation was toyears mid despite the inelement conditions to rev,' a "Ilumili-nall" are tttttt We know how Rous- the Faith that till late. but it was a nice the GRACIE few morning. is in him a the The aim I and in In their. first class prevailed Imre their liberation. A good which mind. Ronda. would prevent light night. so I didn't about nine tender conscieuce exerlient l will be ground was in 11011. I or tolir patron, it oas triiiiliplimilly and sueeessnilly niiii-ie. anal !Mindy on the seau in his "Emile" the Catechumenate was to imbibe so, Oracle hasbea sorry f to hurt your attained. the child being taught any religious of In eommetIon With this agi- provided, so that patrons are Rammed claret...id outplayed their opponent,' lin illn Jolly net. think it must have been I should the converts with a Though deep knowledge The mown. was homemid two quarfor demonstration Mai niece. tine or a mai evening's pli,asure mid aliiiise- the 11,0 half. but in For ilie convenience of 'patrons, a truth until he was 15 years of age my dear made "the rap fit intim' a Monster o'clock when we left of Christian Doctrine, in order to efal in 1875 befcre we reeling.. supply of tiekets Is held by Brennan "In his fifteenth year 11,11111Ssitill W111 be ters the boys frioni Ihe Hemel, scented to The priCli my pupil Voll need not have hope entailer "cat," held at historicofClotitarf other children went long courts of the Attelent. 011e shilling and time after tine. membera Tronehers. Dwver mid Carroll. fect the manifold errois prevalent in day I The football club dean., settle :Inv. to their parents you," as some the Corn- whirl; did: they didn't have you have paid Why of Foresters (vvilteli soeirty had to acknowledge ani amount of tell shil- earried the ball within shooting dis- and Mr. Arthur?, !ea, CraVell. eliemistl. should be unaware that he has a the Pagan world that surrounded have order estaiiiistwa I think I will. I am glad visit. in fronted by its Eng- lings. kindly donated by Mr. T. IF. Her - taime, lint owing to bad luck, ant! the all of whein are dist,laYing e'en. with them, and we did. end. In kill. perhaps it is Ps. early for him them on all sides. Its method was at er a long deferred for so been us Love from previously). years "Monts" away some pill up the an by 1.001 ball team to 111., flefellre ENeculive S1111118S bali. Fur lish Inert. on their regardier the letter windows remained know it in his eighteenth year, s:ombinatiott of thorough instruction will bring my have always Ibeen "Wee von as a body wearing the regalia were arrayed to tin battle with St. Mai- Me) Were Unable to anywhere near ap- tiler infermation In connection with to long? Yotirandletters them, as 11113 attended to you. Aunt Bessy. aniandthe A fast awl ptonCII the "local" lads' score. their Order. aelii's from Highgate. hall res the first Monday Maid in for in case he learns it earlier than in Christian Doctrine with a training interesting, cousin%wanted kisses. Don't of The wanted them. nr the Ilte English Executive, which Is ilie strenuous game resulted in Highgate Ones," with lots of love sam McCiemenis had harry deal Ille is necessary, ther-. is ?anger that he of the heart. The instruction was your litre nt rettesme In diselosed sure sat, the for merely , cur great that it is my little Mood, in supreme governing Andy of thetheir ac- being Ilir victors by IWO points. Tula eau'', and rime in for 8,1Vert1S1118 C011101101. From your sincere niece. may never know." We also know I want rensured the Irish inistriet for 'VP'S! meetitur of ttie. e011811111tee the serond defeat out of rour games on the actual result of that policy. Of thorough, and made the foundation DULCIE McGOUGH. to or collecting would be seillsh hauflaIrni'; both neeasions in allowing members to attend an played tills .4.8.011. of moral life. Let us to-day the Corner: that June. a, lite dear Piece, helped tion MeorlaY tuways as re- the defeat was by a very narrow roar - ceirpipthili;:",irrie.1"1412.1la'pric'.as"11811:kir7v'e. and have -nrousing most You Demonstration, The the fact that Chrst taught suittheir Very pleased, indeed. Natintial ethibition. me. Irish gwiti tur, a atter, Dill glum have twine, Cott...don, our method to the demand, and haven't forgotten and win. I expected you. and if you pitinia sult of that censure the menthe, of the gill. 7081 WW1 a little more pearlier and on- roe the WilltierS Were Wally mason. dinee Is requested,' ONVIIIK Ill the pro - course. know that you from differently concerning little children. let us train our youth to have a reathe inkbottle one other local engagements or ails time Mai the thought Dam firiler Ireland Meknowii, rebilt long spells !sewn', seibiace hopes ror belt, Ilarry helps want to of the ball. did not in any way impress Rous- son for the faith teat is ia them neglect of correspondence arrived for a strong effort to be store III thent First, bemuse I don't amt Owen Ite("Irments, while Molly, and I wOuldn't to of a parish. Inot seau. to forget old friends. tn establish an organiaation oil Interfere with the workii,ds Ati invitation has been eNtentled In rtir the twers all struggled valiantly 1,, workers made Reinforced respect fer religious matlain such risks If I werea yoll. provident and benevolent lines. the st. Mary's Itraneli (Arramnoret. to avert defeat. and every local charity similar but Revealed truths cannot be fully ters is the thing wanted to -day. of card, a Phut send little Mit Will I LEEDERVILLE. dear. I'm thinking to every one or my these days. Thursdae evening next Yoll lee reiebeene or Irishmen. with Irish visit Sublaco comprehended. but still they are not Our means it interfere with whatwork. let sending my photo. don't and Imeerned and sympathiee. ideas The 'fleeting on that night will he to attain that is to raise f111put to four or them parish] committee soda! rani dm it head- 11iwpfl by a ...Hal and dame-. should do for yeer Own incomprehensible. The Infinite can- the educational status of our relittle friends and soasking 1111 Irish Est -mill, Council with All Inetn- ha. been formed. namely. J. Mark(From Our correspondent) help for the "wee that. next to time, It near the clock. I roily ask for a little is quarters in Inublin. hers should try and be present. mid A'. of not being forllsfIL D. Gallagher. G. Cain perhaps when the bazaar alil of not be exhausted by the finite intel- ligious instruction by making it a concert surressfull and Den. present most one," the I will have a chance whom of men. These that for them. will be Prindiville. so the menthe, I am glad to know will be a little loft Building l'und was held in ligence. What we learn of the mys- reasoned subject, and teaching it a.e gotten. of the 1.N.,F. In !rotate (Pro. Joseph of over there Frank Is not See, THE YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. well caler,e1 for In the social the great privilege Ha Srhoolroom oti TuesdaY teries of faith is largely l:y analogy, such. gni Sorry, very sorry, with seceded Trout I ssi. Mary's "Hainsville" had under quiet nod itutiminsmo was one, Thereby an intelligent appreThe organisers example and parable. 1,11aliy bright inal millnialastie Sunday. June 1211i. last. a football too well, and hope that strong. evening. June SM. having Holy Massthecelebrated But this inus Marient Order of Foresters and fotindert tie Met:much of 1,11 St. KeVIII'S, Rouse get played W1111 Was soon match think he will I rare roof. the Independent Order meeting of the above Society was held should feel 1.1,sse,1 with the result. and complete knowledge is such that we ciation will be acquired which will society ralliql and you and fellow. little game reel rattling favoured. a nervous after a and evidently SC11001 011 31malay. Warn, plImented for the enjoy10 be C has been highly are anal In a little while three in SI. Patrick's stimulate interest in religious matof Foresters, mit kept prIvilege were by the be cletorlon. for if better emerged Malaelti,4 Nav, would be 11111. T11.. meeting opened with PlItertainment they provided. The may rest satiSfied with it. should thank God to hear courts were opened In neblire viz., Julie eyen in the midst of professionSonic of the It beim, goals abb. family. the excitements. I am delighte4 the shoring of the "Soldier's Sontr." Mr. foor eroarrnime open. d with st. Mary's Orgiven to your you limitation of the chili:1'r ters, was Home Rule. Industry, and Wolfe Tone Air. Dutch" of Christi ProcessionChine say. al afterwards. Corpus 10 2 goals 4 behinds. A tIne rhe.trit. whO. With a little more prat -- this very pursuits (c) What the bellIIIIIS that It. itreimati qiiraof Lord people came. recited "The Death on the shortly arose Trouble the ad- is the position mat all who havegiven so beautiful, and that Archbishop God lion of seerecy, dear, why did The Mr. Quinn sang has been purehased, and member. are tier sheuld prove a very entertaining intellectual powers is a distinct of religious instrucTWO older Courta. Edward Fitzgerald." was eonlirmed so many in the Faith. Mr. W. Olitivan, who vantage is realising the chief aim of tion to -day? faith come? in theInvitation Mr. CourtMly looklug forward To re,iving challen- continuation. ani viz.. Home Rule and Industry. wishing '"I'he Rebel's Song." two facts are There Feast of Love but keep them, everyone. true to it I Kalbranches. other ges from Soldier's "Tile sang Obligrd a form, them to join have stayed with hornpipe. Miss S. Rood up Finwas all catechetical instruction, and to retain secret signs and passwords, away. 'And, also very pleated to know that Firstly, that the some seem to song," and had to respond to an en - building of a life of faith. ...Chris- admitted by all. but Court \Voir,. Tone was strontrie op- negan ably recited "The Illackamith Of might not for them the opportunity was 1.1111erlek." method is unMiss Flynn proved a dainty present Catechetical MISS BroderIc itteased the that there eon.. maintaining MARY'S BRANCH. H.A.C.11.11., to It, ST. posed invitation that if Now, and known this, have eome again. dancer. led was well applauded 'Slum- tian teachers KALGOORLIE. nothing in the actions of the Society audience by singing "Angel cif Light. satisfactory and secondly. that matey of some was to a banquet in honour See" was beautifully rendered by consequently they have relied first who have been trained in youth fall tlfet would not stand the' fullest public- and later on with another seleetioU think it The half -yearly niceties,' look place ber big person front abroad, 00 you encordeservedly and Airs. Carmody. trtiolierty flays saint your ity. Father human Rev. on liked ult. and then alst Divine grace on Tuesday, would be nverlookro? there, we may ask, a reThe rich soprano voice of /Wits court Woire Tone withdrew teem the "Land or Gra alachree " Jack Sulli- on who takes a keen interest ed. Itorrigen 'was delighted with it. St Augustine 'puts for- away. of Iscause letter: indeed. much was heard to advantage ability. "The Dream of Lloyd Lailitniend, new Order, and founded the Irlah Na- van reeited and effect between of the playmate in III the stwiety, found time to attend, There was so and was beartilY wird the most sublime truths in his lation 1a77, and the In- Georg," Mr., J. Walsh recited "The and read the opening tional Forestera after In "Friend ofOtirMine." the happiness prayer, two? in Catholic enthe It. and so lllll ell. too, of reading J. Mr. friend, old terminwake of William Orr." Miss S. Fin- which ho, owing to the many calls up- eneored. dependent Order of Foresters of my Bossnet vironment People for beginners. catechization of the playmate. I like particularly with grew up Catholic by holise the brought down so recited on hls ated Its brief existence six months later. negan. by special request. asked the forebearance of Dwyer. little friends' pleasures, the first Gen- "Fonteney." was Ida comirtilitles, "meGinty's Goat" and requests parents to teach their chil- force of habit, but the, have no the Hutchinson Bro. just and Such retired. and innocent present are the members they when Shicker Ter Night," dren. as soon as they !regin to intellectual foundation ior it someeraTI.S.deacyrettahrey of the I.N.F. Sullivan then addressed the Mr. our "I'm Goiter Teroftiltlauglner: of a great big part the on sort that Mis Day with Flint, Irish National Foresters members at some length on the Irish arlion Ow God the Creator, the times. The uneducated leaving this genu- ereatine roars direetor spiritual Don't keep away from laugh. lady with a sweet voice. sang speak, about Ile very touchingly refer - new Is one of the most influential and pow- sitUation. my dear Pie and all mein- a young Own appreciated. inely Corner sn'tong anymore. will and for an encore Trinity, etc. Kiss." the face of "Love's the on safeguard, because they have you organisations death erful 1.1.11 10 Ille or school a chum or convinced thoroughlx feel bers rip, conic often. and theweoftener great efwith the principle original (c) Furthermore atachree" "Alother gave think earrit.h.secrecy whom, his, life had lately been taken will support. "The note of modern a much -needed push has been givcome tetileer, !Miele, Mmorn jentsat'i'irnmaies,..pliweals.; is attached to it as a bene- by the Black and TROS, his crime be- that explanations should be no that states Rev. heigeit,.. of aetion the lirallrh you,- our loving, AUNT BESSY. en the is that the master has to education Ita volent and provident Instittittem; ing his 10VP of fatherland. Mr SulKesel,' in appointing such a Crawford obtained a recall with "Smile given. not only of what is obligatory learn by the study of the child how !matinee are only boo Meager! to have livates addresses are always loeked for- Valli, Spir11 1111111114.11 with ,:intitnri: now or in the near future for the to teach. and the test of his success will be nod the World their proceedings onen to the public ward int members as 104118 IlltereSI- keen the to promote dente° 28 a wholehearted Tato tiny dots (finials of child. but also for dectrines , e.g., Bright." On gaze. as it advertises the manner In Iiiw. as Well as 'instructional. Lenore's Requeitt. Iiii,rests of the Society. F..Joins1 delighted the audiepre Extreme Unction, Holy Orders. and is the child's willing co-operation." whirl' they rondliet their binalneme. Mr. It. Brennan moved a vole of The 11111111tes of previous meetIne Miss pianororte duet. An encore Putty. Na- thanks .fuilged by this standard religious The motto of the 1.N.F. SO Raglan Road, N. Perth, Mr. P. Cilt- were read: also minutes of to Mr. Sullinati. special wins MAJESTY'S THEATRE. HIS "The Last Matrimony, which become binding education is behind time. "The childwas Insisted on. The primarY number tionality. Benevolence. ford seronded Vote of thanks. Ille Miss May 22, 1921. noptittir or hoth imidnow; Tle.e ef Smuttier," rendered le; the in the future. Such teaching is ren of light were unwilling to gather object is to unite members tn n heoraoIFIndierly and Miss Morris supplement- summoned held till S11111111Y. 10111 I111., choir, waa telightful. branelies of or The reale, the purpose Dear Aunt Bessy.--- I am just writfor organisation ist the remarks of the two previous In deal green again lent with elreular rrttttt toistriet the eviniiirfi entertainment T.'re, "7...1- necessary in order that in later life light or their religious advantage is mittli,g 011 Ille Gracie, tint only In tills speakers ing a few lines to ask you if you goorlie dear, slitting our hrethren Distriet wa." the mysterious. whose (lever con- these doctrines may be fulfilled thc convening a special It will be strange, Indeed, in All parts of the world, anal of the werld, who The piwsident (Mr. Walshi weleom- Board. tip and state, but provision with juring r ll ! ll pletely mystIllpd the andl- more surely. will accept me as one of your nieces metting tor I gth Inst., to deal In purely natural from the children sortie of the bigots nio Mil rise for members, their eil Rev. Father aloss lo the Young if to make a Irein creme, rain of a lot We have been having against even !Saone mean., of Niee Wtei shnwed their appreelatIon matters, the impressions of child- are so wise in their own generation." protest time hi end families wiyes the request land Society. At of Faappreet- or death. whil;:ii""MreTresils,Z.ett. RaTiht! was methofl. to -day as each trick Catecheticil The loud preference for the greem object lir artganse Another Is to ,Ifibeld Perth. We are having our exam. ther Moss, he agreed that our debate eome forth some instruelive and in- perfo-ined. like to see 11110 hood remain quite ineffaceahle and compares badly wit'. other subjects. your appropriate remarks. hot maintatii the 'standard of Mai Meeting.. Willett should be held im brought will let- mid strongly 'in June. and am hoping to pass intoI ate tereating diamissions emit-end/1g the swain 1.1 the near future. The ft,. the children's future and religious day, please God. "the green Irish Nationality. and to trive expres1 3111 June, should ard an art,' Monday, be postscience is a Wel!, Auntie. forget, Don't most 'Moorland Catechetics that red." of fate audithe Impending' of tne second standard. Ironed behalf o'er to see steeeney on the ferveig deslre poned till June entii. se as lo give all Item, the first sion In that umph Bro. E. J. A. ratheranti 'artiste', thanked the drtiata life is all the more intimately- bound forming all important subject fully levy. Gracie, dear, that it la Innota the am asking you if you will praymusic free, prosperous and happy again. triellibers of our Society the oppor- Hogan, who has been ou the sick list mu, dello, Ireland has been Mete kini ses4 end the enioyir.ent up with their early knowledge and investigated in Germany. Religious of Liern:a.rs Ille for contributions weekly The tunity of it will be a success. I learn I have time Go, hearing MeMahows Father acivipp the unfriendly on bad, was elm, April 4th, and saso the organise, realisation of the bindine force of State under they hid iinv fixed on the loweat prevebir seine atitire,s 011 .111111. 3111. is an ordinary compulvimiting Ireland lire and I think it is very nice. is Biddy, able cur the branch ItlellIral at 1,0111811f orderernment, arid Irishmen widie the benefits arr the best that rani the commanders. All the great knowledge echo/4Filth, \loss comrratulatent tde Soremember that from boyhood they be ed a elenige to the ernitory, returned SOrV in and of the Germen a pet fowl whose name offered by ally Friendly Society in ciety on its 1111 1111, 1'5111. 111.1_ after spending his soma was brought lo an iseerhPriele educationalists from oin its enthusiasm and Plato and We Aunt will have had hi their memories theleftridni. yet grasped the truth not have and it is light brown. Well, to sleady growth ill trombershiP. Pro. view with 'Tie We Meet Again.' ren- Aristotle down to our owe time Critirehes. and abbeys distriet. Northani old of itie with meeting leave commit riteentive letter. next The knowledge of Ma to attend our meetings and Joh. 110,11, all old allil pi:Werner, mem- thred I Bessy, I must close my Ain,. E. have re.alised the importance of the that such a branch liw orchestra. Ireland as a record of England's on Mond. next. Julie `20. promised Ones. neighbourly The neW will be held everylldne possible to 1111'111er opposition. 'innate of. St. John owe. mid Nrs. Aterlarthy oUtriet,, exists. The fact there ie so Ifilich love and kisses for the 'Weesend a p.m., over Mr. J. J StOgg's ralph- interests of the l'oung Ireland Society. her, is al itre,01 an We me ruhis will only confirm them in tile be- alliaturnent. sineerely trust the photo. Mr J. Bennett was an eM- principle of "catchrtig them young." writing about its importance mile Cod's floatilial. Please. Aunt Bessy. will you corner Barraek mut BturraY on the of made Govermnerit streets. Irish reported only li. Walalt earefill that Mr. the nureing sum of lief it as Plato aptly put -"The. that being, Water confirms the fact that we are still a photo of vourself?--Your 818/ aetivities of the Self -De- of the good Sisters, this rental and goOd for Ireland. So you see there Last English man brought noller from growth confetti eolith's! will be held education is right training in the without the science. We may reasLENORE JOHNSTON. cOnvIncing philosophy in Ireland's Pekoe for Ireland leainte niece, spirited brother will soon he el"AntirrSeliti'd Minister's °Mee ,if receipt of mo- termination the Leederville Town Hail 011 Times- nursery." Ruins are the hest eloSed elseerful tralia, P1111 Ilie meeting Pro Jack in health. little Len- deplorable state. In robust resinred that we mean well, of animal at instance J forwarded ?hr.. otti :bondreilit Of course I will. you dear tion db.a.yinvnigni:Lp.,.:11,1,;.,12:11)71 finverfunent. list, willl the singing. ,of "God Save Ire- egsstii, is also 011 the siek get that pretty indicatora of unfriendly [di There is another practical rea- sure ourselves Where did ore. the Tabby cogitates by the flre, sleeping. be- reinvention held reeenily. The slek Mary. widen monies well for its suc- son why these doctrines should be bet well meant effort naturalises land." through itilliry to his knee. can't And It among name? raring a not and them into a soundly Addresses. now very Secretaries' forming are by times this mistakes You toll heavy a me? have fairly tell wIll fund Saints: will yoti nit us who were privilegeven system. chi.ldren pat. I am glad le bear to young and nephews. mid rap for even a Larry Wickham The elretton of offieers for res..to lieThose t;,..ral: Jas. Dwyer, !twirler. ST. MARY'S H.A.C.B.S.. (LEEDER.among My dear nieces present al the natter% orga- taught are well. aitil that street, us and that Tom and East Perth. the ensuing term was proceeded with. ed VILLE) BRANCH 7011. I hope you will remain with Of Mary last though they are not deemed pracChildren the himby to dermal nised ready you is still hope I latter the following being re- Year will remember that roe Perla! tical here and now. Brian Bor. Rratieh. Fremantle: NV. Unless these come often to the Corner. ol* the anal rest:Het In the he 11,11.1 iermightly I am ours he la ready for any for your self. tug. .2 a 'tort -street, Fremantle to the various °Mc,: Presi- splendour, are working hard at I school sparkling entertainment, atm doctrines are treated in senool, percomes from. keel Do not count the sacrifices you brined! was held on WeiblesdaY. turnedBro. shall not forget dingo, tio matter wiper he .1. Vintner: N'.P., Bro. J. IC chimes smart Parnell (Boulder) Mime exam. this month. reSIIIIIS. they vied with our haps the children may never hear make for the extension of the King11111111e1111 Julie Ist, at the schoolroom. Owing dent, will gel her Just give him a pat for tne, and acrept Itratiel, Hill: tree; ilysti: set -retort'. J. Collins -street. S. ern. T. Brown. 309 to pray that my little nieceLenore, aro. Boyle's indisposi- surer. pro F. X. Kr1111811: auditors. ammal bell. you for yourself the warmeat affection oi' K al senor' ie. these do must school of Christ. Ile will do the recThe dom wish -but, you know, them. AUNT BESSY. and your lovitig. Iler-President Bro. Bennett oc- and keep yonr eyes Hugh O'Neill !Harnett: P. J. Ryan, IS tion, .1, J. Lawler and T. O'Coutior: must work hardsch001. well to things which will not be done after- koning. 0 Sacred Heart of Jesus cupied the elialr, mid initialed a 10.0,, Bros. Nash -street. F.ast Perth. Warden. Bro. 11. (Merin, ;Mardian, Bro. ears open In your best Listen her the 10,11111 business for Arter follow to 111,111ber. necessary Thou bc known, loved and mayest which are but wards. Branch. Midland Junclietir11; -irk visitor: r Kaling/rSister and do If you do yore must John ViCe-lfreSide111 .18111es Ileos. been irensaeled, J. Lawler mei Guerin: .1, Inatructions. tion: J. O'Malley, 2 Quebec -street, Mid life after. To ieave such doctrines adored throughout the world! Pro. Ilmiliett spoke of the advisability 110. the second standard. larn. .1. J. Se01 1; (Roulderl. allilland. vlattor West siek surely Passtoointo leaving be would only, the at sermons Biddy lllll for 10 C mittee a elleial UND[RWOOD BUSINESS much attention Don't give Persons desirous of hemming noon- cur ropoilior 11,11. Of the brightest and merriest can Witeli Bro. !wading of the helmet). else you'll spoil your (diatoms. :A ,Tenie.tratnersos111..F.Si., bers, either ladles or gentlemen %tumid 'lest held in the hall was held too much to chance, foe who ecr- SELF DETERMINATION FOE IRELAND (a nice one Doyle moved that lio. ladle. who Wish '11.111.017Car"7.1111LIC7).179'n VItitiler and S. J. RM. last I get a photo of myself Pro Weld lit alit of Me school guarantee regular attendance at LEAGUE OF AUSTRMIA. get into Mitch With aim Of the branch to members should he 111V11041 Assn., haven't Yet had ime COLLEGE per ..ecrelaries, awl whn will J. Lawler, good, gladly .1. were Os, any Br. that will pleasememe, refreshments President. roe soin. Again it is much easier to Th. Past Ille next meeting on June I 5 Justice) I will send h' mons. one that did I.* C remilred partleulars. 11.1 Domed the Installation reremonv, andlove unwilling the to instruct for supported than you it now motion was bY seYelld Mem do Thank one. eeeretary Is pullluir ergenisers THOMAS DAVIS cvicToRIA PARK) ynn two. granule enegrattilated the nen iy -eireted off' band was eseettent. "Wee Ones" summits TRAINING FOR GIRLS. BRANcit. S. adults. Therefore those doetrines and kisses you send the revs town receiving the ennealetwe of good work for the social to he held fill hers. /kilos Irene Melia, 81111 litr AUNT BESSY. The soeirly 11111'1111S to fiiiirtioni not Hie members, and tru-tial the newly- were a are indirectly. i-e.. for later life, of made has and your loving stall The Full Business Course, six houra Tuesday next, June .2 1st.. to inatigtirate only school The Wade. as as a lament society. lest also payable the Man Born Branch's removal to new year, that for the trust Ea0 all per day, W011111 evinee a lively we exerutive and elerted beginning. wood MEETING A pUBLIC importaace. Thp sm-lal rom- interest In the branch, Marne Tribute. Course. quarters -St pairIck's Hall, Parry - a soviet institution. A Year's The remarks £5 per term. will maintain the snug, measure great practical Branch of The The branch ex- Mitlee, which will be formed with of Bro. Lawler Were inneh apreeinteri. they of the Victoria Park three hours per day, £1 2, payable street Fremantle Schlol Letter box. (if exceitenre right on to the end. will organise be held at the BOYS' will League said, It Is above , °itinerante ef / 11 23 per terni in advance. EVEN- perts a full muster of the executive the alit nif the ladies. VI. lead As all roads liarlwr St. and Stipplotibt you ONLY-Shorthand emmell, In which it has extended a cor- sect& evenings for the IllelliberS. 111-A initnitinen them. tauter the heading of so en next TuesirlaY MOIL 51101. 21. all rt.t/a HALL, Cr. ING STUDY Dear Aunt Bessy,-No Ton young PARE, at 5.15 or 110-11 WIII Practical the sub-einimittlee is Aim VICTORIA etd present. be the Road, pertoe dial invitation to Typewriting, and Bookkeeping roads will lead to the North Perth Town The Ultimate blisiness the Matter of thought I had forgotten IISeIr III boxing, football. (plods, tomeeal wilt prove orgaSeeretary tiro. Ryan has his work rut three evenings per week, EY 10s. "The Ultimate Ques- p,m. 011 SUNDAY, JUNE 1 IL deliver adUtility. brawl' being direetly represented at 11811, where a grand euchre party "Wee Ones," hut this nOte my 010 with a eard night, to whirl' °Mel ,lekel. shooting, and other pastimes the speeial distriel meeting was con- nised by Mrs. Poole Kilwill the of speakers alit term. per but otherwiae. I am enclosing"or r I.eelleelProminent train, to how never tion is which suitable for tte younger members. A sidered. note Bro. 3. Lawler traversed kenny Shall, I. being hem. The prizes Mallen, are Invitial as so also are Everyone, irrespeetiVP or dreases. rard and a postal amount. BUSINISS TRAINING FOR SOTS. for what to train." -Welton. wives and lady Mends of members, on word to the WISP Catholic man: What ground enneerning the or- okiired ari. hotii valuable and useful. It Is only a small creed. class, or poiities, is cordially inT collected. Even- considerable mu,. these special Full Course for Boys, six Thersday, .1 eard, and the annual KO - prevents you trim' Joining? of the proposal. and entisidered Ihe nr.1 being a pair or turkeys, donhut I rim sit, eve, lioFe Both Aristotle and Plato insist vited to atiPII(1. tually you nill join a lament society. geney voll b. hours daily, Bookkeeping and Ac- Vial W111,11 IS 10 be held 111 August. to send a ated by Hugh Kelleher. the second Lt. Importance paramount of clays, and I sincerely hope It weother It Members are particularly riettiest,,1 The counts, Economic ilistory, EC0110. The exeruttve colleen will he paying Join SOW. own and 110 It 110W. itro. J. Keogh al., donated by of Rome assi.odance. woiii repreaentat comishey: the third a that moral training must come first to be present. memMk Geography and Technology, concha visits to branches In the near roam tete part of 'the oilivaiweil rotten! reasons concerning pair er ducks deflated by P. J. Condreti. and take into consideration the wind Commercial and Mathematics, ()srain Buainess being of taut future. ST. PATRICK'S BRANCH, N.A.C.188., the ndvisnbility ot the braneh fully sternly, nothingthoirter id)41 lightAnyone who knows anything practical requiretnents of the coinyour English and Correspondence, °Ince Several mem- hortie Drive -Join No. 142. not forgetiag the Membership Park entertaliinnents knows that direetly represented. nn the Plato's moral definition of Procedure and Business Method. Brian Bora Branch, Fremantle. strain, and both the The Wave..; are wain, ning. refreslinients 81111 music will munity. Men's Society Now. the, bers spoke in the same or The fortnightly 'tweeter and Civics and Elementary Econoutics meetMe In put betide motion education contains that principle ex- Catholic Your() beech as high as little mbuntaIns, the best. 00011 lite of be Hibernian 11811 held in the on for the year, payable s5 per -420 ln Hie presence or a large allead- above we. vole In all WIlS washing np such a I.:t of sesweed. ing Bro. Crossett presiding'. 0111 With term. Bro. S. anee, tile sub -Chief Ranger opera,' the being (lone. which we have some bonzatoIon. for Bros. Burke rayon,. of such tile "Wee EVENING STUDY ONLY, three meeting. or thr aliove branch of leis Sick pay Was passed on the motion of Bros. J. lots of leve and kisses remain. Sinee last meeting the J. Hill was,and iloyne. WOORLOO COMFORTS FUND. your as evenings weekly, f2 I es. per term. soriety mi Tuesday. 7th. June. the fIC- and 1:yogi', nominated ones" and. yourself. in lose two J Lawler misfortune nad the branch particulars. HARMS. bring. further and for quarterly. the There NELLIE or write belllir Call Cas1011 Wynne niece, members, Bros. Marlin liraneli representative. 'Phone 23,7 dentally the final meeting of the branch or it. niciu-t tiro. 11111 is the nomination.. had tie'. Literary Institute on Friday. further Al no both these McCaughey, I did not, kettle dear, think you J. and O'Connell the United FriendBUSINESS COLLEGE, mat would be held Pro, Hill slat- Jule. 21. at representative. p.m. a Cinderella danee knew ,aiou were work- UNDERWOOD being over rorty yea, it, Munich fon gotten Me. The breach 1,0111e Rooms. to get (111111er AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, Societies' ditneitit WEST ly nod may °Wethe allspleeS er soeiety of si. that working ed Ones,' its "Wee the extends ing for The branch months ago n.ided to change the I limo Ills soclity. ST. GEORGE% TERRACE. Illa work, but as there vivieent Will be held. donatim. and ly and your nice letter and deepest sympathy to Ili,. relatives of away from :tieeting to the sit Patrick'e the before meeting another the 11011 seeretaries trieno he that tart little The good W011111 0, dillies and dollars! 0, dollar, proves thAt. my Bro. It. T. Monaghan the iteeenisial. e here the team, meetings of the branch War in Penh. be would (Misses c. Davidson and 0, Mck'emial the "Wee tine. set drown In an,. Every little helps to keep tiering' the ivening. Initiated lite times. ROWLAND,. hard give AND will he held. to k to these BRIGGS in better M. a Ones in 11111d011e have left 1111111111W Life la a struggle wrecks caste and roles" smiling% and tit the WeeNovi I TIle men was 111011111111ted. patThe minutes r,f thr previmis meetin, Mr. (1. litorlies SOS Wallington -street, Perth (Oppomaximum am lllll or enjoyment1,1 towhieli Frantle financing term were Wily we:ethos he /Need Hermit ilieberi,;(;ileiltidr way of saying It "Me too." emifirmed. and the correspond - 11111efir. rm. the e11.111118 linstriet object site Railway Goods Yard). The Premier class, ron-, iaiiipled milli thedevoted did smile when I saw your contribution Presi811,1 grass'. adopted. the woodwards had the Installed by the Past forts be Your bit Lime and atone Merchants of W.A. Ab- (lice .111 proms soon neat be living 1111 leaSei, the on and read yone num letter. who later was dent. Aro. Ily ties. or alinonacing Mal none of the nerasion has ter Patliaitthat regretted hul we win,. 3,1)11 Wii01.011111 Satiate!. boisterou., solutely the Highest Percentage of pleasure be 1. to WalfeS vote of the earth seems to he very a to enough liat How- I hough! fii meeting. And C011eille, Will not reit to miller, a good attendance. this 11111, frINRIS we get. Write for Prices member,' were on the sickregret for C1111sIder you got some Lime in the State. We arisen WIICI1 hilt I am glad to read thatthe that in or thank. to the retiring Mitre,. the cash. It IA with eatreme storm. I and particulars before purchasing else- ever, Iliff the great number or young. own Sheridan's popiffar band IIRS beell feu out of Om rain and But the goods are as good its Is necessary to ehroithle the death of We defy competition. who pr -ter In enlist In the rank. of 1.111,0 for the 01,1,1011 enough said. sure. hope to hear from you more frequently. where. No connec- our of the oldest members of the so- ST. MALACHI'S NJLC.B.S., NO. 484, Other societies and allow their own orme only Briggs In the trade. buying Woods' Great Peppermy dear Nellie, and You must tell you When Bro. late of the person ciety, In the Calise the simia HIGHGATE. under In languish, others trading Thank ganisation mint Cure. all the news worth telling.you send the tion With eome two years ruse Shotild the Koclety Lime for Manure at very Hogan, who ror the lar name. The usual fortnightly tewelling or the easny diseerpible. for the love and kisseeloving deceased Brother's To been ailing. thsil Its 11..14.1 READ low rata !wench took plaCe 011 WeIllleSIIHY.. receive the support "Wee Onem" and your relativem the sympathy nf the soriety's Mame reltibutea are entitled Bro. provident Hall. type AUNT BESSY. the Parish isl, in June Mid a curious miwit Is In our There is pleasing It to he a members is extended. presiding mei' a inlaid at- 10. 1111.1, should always Kerry loll Is aright SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL note that the twanch emilimies to pros- McMahon Inerease over ilisemilinn- tif Irishman. !endue Ilw evening the Your Patron per. ()lir new benefit member was tendance. tazrnewl.fk,,,s. And the Price la Right. Gracie Has a Tender Conscience. HIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. of £1 7 17/2 was passed for pay- 111:111,:eapfprii.mr%ixtvtRiaptaitni.:;r? ea For Children's Hacking Cough, Solicited. IlIng AS255. age proposed at laat meeting, and two Were stun DAY and -sheet BOARDERS balance Tim quarterly ment. Austral-st., Kalgo..rlie. The receipts of the was R11,1 CURE initiated. Indifference, dilly seeminig your motion was A from react and adopted SCHOLARS. May 214. WOODS' GREAT evening amormted to f53, and account.: recorded the bookS coinciding with CpOrTflipmtirlflinlenctheaitglethoIrlleytlipit;reptanrA-sho.r Jd were passed for pay- the D.A. on Pupils are prepared for Uuniven totalling ee they replied Dear Aunt nessy.-Your remerk way able in the McMAHON M. for MISS of Ofncers to rainunation ExThe Musical ment. parlieniars required and the thr Empire 'sweaty League's hivlia-to siseerlain n this week's RECORD about your say, Commercial, the emitting term waa receive,l, nn.1 to ant euvirminteni Choicest Pastry, Fruits, and Confecbring your boya into A trophy Is to be preaented int,reat la bring manifested, al- ii,m. member 111111tV or those pro. igoorlie friends made me feel aminations. tionery. seeuring the most now moo, raii.i.44 a I 0111 Por further particulars apply to great most every oMee will h.e to lie ballot - the pearritliyelthoileysho,o,d.rer,pne, 32 Pier -street, Perth (Near flay -street). itch ashamed. T have not forgot opt immtpitaertittedeadtubroil4 next six montha. the In members REV MOTHER PRIORESS. led for. The next meeting being the busy membeita, and show what you not en you, Aent Besse. but meeting, the executive cenn-yearly half A3810. Tel. . so careless about writing to you

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and furThe final spasm was fasthard, and Smiths were dying btir lead. Wests. holding on to their and Adams, Campbell Scored a point,line. (From Our Correspondent'', a kicked back the from rushing The musical tastes of the ulletrict are great goal. At the other end Skeedy Smiths once still being splendidly catered for by serewkicked a point. Taylor. playing AT the talented members of the Girls' Ormore sent down, but Tyson a chestra. iterformanee Each ptiblie a wonderful game. gavegood use of. shows a decided improvement and verchance which he madeother end, al,t11.0 11,1nt. and Is satility of those eneaged. andThis Cain equalised at the gifted 1:0011 coneerted play from the bounce Gunnyon found the solely due to the rapable the niarisiii 1111711. A. throw in ability- Of the supervisor. correct opening. From a and put It...triune. in possession, but only the orcalled T.ast week a Mown. of Ford. shot. a run. but had show. with a tine Braithwaite When one to Capioneton. raised chestra made Was rang for the twin flags. Hick. and Wests 8 first Mass progr Stile:tete sent back. and the ball instrumental ir or the board showing: flag for Soetk Fremantle. .ith to a Ingle now rushed down again. where Sheedy and Vocal Hew+ was submitted audintinor was signalled. very large and highly appreciative the veiled the twin flags into requisition. (BY "WATTLES', 13.11. (89 points). a chance. ence. The growing popularity or Braithwaite gave Angwin of lite Interpret:Rion in Perth, 9.8 (59 points). fault with Ins -as amply demonstrated in ilte and a major was signalled. Souths, Saturday's Results. attacked. girls a double encoies, and the unGoalkickere-Sublaco: Bithen (3). it "dying kick" once more .e.- rule, two singles. munerou. i Rodriquez (2). Eddy (2), and Scud - and II. Campbell scored East Freioantle, in stinted applause accorded. instrumental was .."' ,.I Evans. WImbridge Perin, Perth: thin. F. Ea..I defeated fesied 14.13 (97 points), Cooper On Sunday evening next the towelSubiaco. sitter. iteleeis.1 another Sheedy (117 giving Branch enhiatei. 11.13 thu resumption of play Steele Perth, 13.5 <113 points). control. and flag- ing of the eelf -Determination Later Ingle had now lost all Perth, 111 e 153 11.1112,(s 1.1111 , will be held. when a large gathering ia high standard .3, reeeived a doubtful free. of the rules were preto. a clever rant breaches West 1...1.111, out of a tight corner by put chance of conildentle evp,ted. winners and bi- got valent. South had a good .ooliitril by bioli theGrollnd anti when Ills boot was The reeled Smiths, e.11 fee Ism11work. Salerpoint. oil a Is kicked only els, eral Progress with the flrst aid the. ground. scoring. but the leather went How the Clubs Stand. w a- a eat... ia up and down with final scores svere: Well under way. and each Wednesday dev. e. ei Gaynor. from a place. kickedshort, SPEI, \v. wie. maintained 1'111111 II - and ee miii evening the course win continue Perth. 11.18. lout the shot fell West OUR DRESS DEPARTMENT IS NOW MAKING A BIG direction, good r. Ille Ilnal Adults es well as the younger element nos South Fremantle. 6.14. E. Fremaidie and a marounIte sent out of danger. A FEW DAYS ONLY OF FOR 10 neceseary GOOD MOLD ler absoletely TO ulAL OFFER this 0 Uren, Subiaco shoeld join by . "freed" WimF. Collins Perlit here East was represented I 'crtli Goal-kirkerte-West Perth: A 10 JIlll vice - Just bounds. bridge of the parish operations. VELOUR deliberately kitking out of off. QUALITY West Perth . .) 2 33 I III 13 tt i Iiiwslitt. Ilewliv (rapt.). IlaynorEvans, (3), Braithwaite (2). SheerlY branch air/dined THREE THOUSAND YARDS OF BEST and instructor in the !Ire. . Menzies. Perth's nimbi:II hail fallen ealit.), Shaekloek, Ingle. Tyson. Moore. Jones. W. Wim- highly 152 31.9 class Watts (2), nothing but a big rever.I could pox- (2). 8 BEAUTIFUL COLOUR8 Fremantle: ton of Mr. II. S. Parker. has thewill it WITH South l'ertil . each. GROUNDS one IN DARK 367 Love, McAuliffe, bridge. BLOUSINGS lit be lectures distiliver. roffirol. and the bring them within winning s. Fremantle Hoft. McKenzie. Bradshaw, H. Campbell (2), Cain. Adams, Gunn - under Sublaco sibly while attended to by Or. Jack [foram Ilte emisecioniee tance. On the other hand. Subiaco one each. INGS. heavy, THIS IS WORTH 2/11 YARD. Leading Goal.Getters. and in yon, Hicks. llowson. 1:11111. Sexton. were playing with confidence. winnerm were best represented nent specialist. Is Green, till departments ef the game were byThe (er.1 l'Oril, 36). F. Wimthe 11. eattiltbell of si4.1.14., (best Taylor be bushel. Is The Park will soon feel the lOssCr/liA Perth forward bridge, Sheedy. and Tyson: Burke Evan- te. Scully. Eddy. Outridge. Pree- gaining the laurels. have of distrlet Murphy. SPECIAL PRICE TOR A PEW DAYS, 1/6 YARD. a boot, and while Lutey. Chalmers. Hicks and transfer to another Rodriguez, move saw G. Watts Bid -trip ily. Beisley. Rawlings, 7. 'Menzies Bateman were most prominent for stable Toon, and Ills family. on Thie the ball. not being 'narked, his Bah., ie.. Seaddan. O'Rourke. Sucancer is to be complimented through. shortly booted and up. followed snapped out, t lirst cravens Perth was zealous attention to duty, and his Imwas btext) replied with a spirited attack, the losers. by Subiavo.. but a short delay SheetIN Ile and his when sa.ved partiality in all matters. -appearance of one and the position was caused by the Wimbridge I to W.A.F.L. "a" GRADE. free. family were a welcome additionbrief Howson received a "charity" of tire goal utnpires. Smith (E.t.) Menzies to then sent followed; church work during their all too and Perth. Perth. of bounds out !Mule saved Itit. C.WM.S. v. West GAMES. to Evans to 17ren McCamto SATURDAY'S to Ingle. NEXT broke through Perth. liewson. who sent West 8; 1.1 through. C.Y.11.5., sent :Scores: and tor platted and sending Gaynor. who the club journeyed to ish was given a free, well. sublime' se East Fe -mantle Played at LoTone. on Saturday. staTYlir hoe, from and, kicking Thie teweems liveried up the home e.9. ward EVailit marked Cloutier on eutulav met ito meet the Waco. at Perth true. scored the maximum for the side. anti Hoft strove valiantly, but This match resultiN1 in a somewhat easy a twilled' orphanatre 141i. al. from boys came golds, and West Perth v. East Perth. green Subiaco the went without result. Then 11.101'y for red-I4.gs. From the bounce play The game teeulted in a oval. ilewn with u great rush, but McKenzie thoueli the defeated leant TIMM a lie- eta -outlier to the ming. and Beiriley, a securing A fair number a' South Fretilanlic v I maroon - anti newton] were obstacles to mar - terMilled efffirt ill the third quarter to victory for I:ioniser. sent on. buil though later, cengrand this to over was forced ism !lopes. At the other end Hoft ,trieve their fallen honours The sys- of adult.. went mantle. ite sprang high, the ball poeses- marked. and place-kicked a top-notch lein instilled Into the society leant by tre, am, teceived the greatest hospitalout of bounds. Steele gained depoints), and furi- cities. Slattery was given good effect ity from the Brothers. fast (32 now reline The 13.4 was -a Play Flatten to goal. sent end Fremantle, +eon, East the torrents or' points). hail was emit away. but quickly can. ous. and the barracking loud and long. lo, whilst open pine with an almost tin Old-tinie residents In McDonald tested East Perth, 6.14 (50 are and Sexton There were ten minutes to go, and breakable back line accounted for sure Mr. and Mrs. Claude backs atisee 1,ese" ese back to tePerth's This meeting of the Sextoo two goals In Subiaco's favour. Play a decisive victory. iteheti.-e *veal. about to transfer their residential to for Sonle PERTH C.Y.M.S. seaside team.% forward Suleaco's famous it the In IW1.11 1001,ell forward 1;1.1,11 look around feettona hovered simile Demi ite. bounce. rew good. was Ilie of play hut the a shot. one is had though lige "Mac" Beasley and of North Beach. lines. and a wido Snell be a mild the MeCamish In there doing. held first is lilt. MS). Play in the far aim' followed. there was nothing Perted that A sign or the times! Frank Bean Pioneer residents. and Win.11 COMMITTEE MEETING. SellreS out the Perth droppractical helped not 111.1Weell b'ut without and good handball This player was lierhest esteem be all for Ills until Cron sent forward, 100 Ohl East, great attack by emergency. It on June 2nd. The co iiiiii scrambling play of a tight corner. inA good Moil bell rang. on W1.011111 of ability, but for want help In all charitable and parochial aftlic result. After some chance, BUY style send ped Cathollea. aae the first meeting for eighteen Is one of the fairs. gots! right through, and theyTie.licidMains and plac- l'erth saw Green Ile sterling. are reach. given a Both and Gaynor was of weight perilous situation. et -Iffiest little players in the grade. and am! will he greatly missed. months at which Just a quorum was pointe. Perth at- right away from aball eV' sarety throughout. ing. registered full Guhl back again, but has been playing consistently good for par- present. Varioum counter attractions. saved in line l'erth worked the euchre a : as follows: evening but Tuestley again.. Next tacked Wieks. Tal- StYl, let and down play followed. Bushell. receiving a free.. sent out. t wo seasoits. the club. both of a business and social nature, and dance will be et Fremantle: Lowe. in and shortly after Albert Watts markline ty Rawlinsrm. Brown, there one and all. and the holding or the quarterly toed-()liver placed the balltosafely 11.. Be rooms The tickling up of the forward the bet. Clark, Medic, Burns. Whose Ion. Smith. until the eitY ed. and sent through -one goal goals hi the firet a behind Monday evening. the Girl.' Orcheetra lite the night previous accounted for Evans' armm. and Truscott (capt.), was at had goof) effect. forSixitself. Ball excitement and trans difference, McGuinness. quickly Business of a was important the epeelal and attendan,. Play a Bidstrup. men remulted. speaks fiarweetihnOiring Gallagher. quarter Beasley ae steam,. bounce the cinorim. From but heat. well, fever Thee played The again! trancacted. formai nature was (erred where Hewson Womithorpe Brothers Howson markto Subiaco's was given a kick. and Critics consider to ille must unselfish player Sparrow. Hob- the ball watt sent brick Every. Thursday evening. the aSSe111- following gentlemen were elected memHowson are like the brook. a behind. East Perth: Matson, Thomas. King. forwards, and Bushell booting. scored ed. and scored and More power to is held. and each weeks gives evi- bers: -Messrs J. Walsh, N. Burke, T. during the season. placed, but the Billy Need turn oll a tray-hit and marked again. hard. Owens, Alien, Oakley, Your Illy Play was congested. Markham. tripIlarrold. a minor. the liarrold, Jas. McContion, and T. J. Jack amongst Then back favour its of bounds. Weleome dence of out travelled Brentnall, shown leather Ierd, was being attractive MaloneY. nothing a revelation. Thr pers of flawing. mom, is a, Things are still movteg along quietly floor Breen. for The stunts minor (capt.), further a -11rearley" and scored citadel. Bushell Scott, McKenzie Perth's SPANKS FROM THE ANVIL. around hung Industry is now set-bilk Play rare tit Groom. apcannot were here at present. and rose musec marks the stocks tip and Muter pasaable, at - him side. and Subtext, (tem, Duffy, Hilton. Social *rid eyliablie. maroons kept up an Incessant again tled again, and the mines are ill full (By The Village Blacksmith). Goalie Roy Gordon ocrunnsIg towards the the beatrn. a free sent preciably. Perth was seen once trom until Bradshaw inf '1"Ve' (ladles tack. evening Various euchre parties Haid Fremantle kicked teuinrdlyo. 22.-SOcial Julie red-lege again. The do Harry Flee Whew! ewing The ecirnei wnrk of Mr. bounced the ball awaes but Beisley from st free had a in a forward movement. hard. but the havinir enough to Hospital end. Carter vited). rooter in connection with etc., and dances, You've opened their eyes, for. as usual' were dying and the violin playing of Mr. Alf. like to hear steel complaints. Receiving from the shot, and one flag Was calledterriIt del well on time. 23.-00 illee lUeetillff. to lung of great value the bazaar have been well patronised. club. game was slipping away from them. Cut that squeaking out players. work to Ilebbard Mites in the orchestra nt Play quickly came to Subiaco bounce Scott senttrue. e Me -Cinderella Dance of Mary have Miss D. the Systems and put Children again in front. &glittery spells system: effect. he romplimented system spells The It Guhl to At one marked are junior only Bahen luta gentlemen Both promising that booted but °went+. who 29. -Quoit Tournament. game beyond all doubt, out their own destiny without Wrang- on the ...Prey and zeal of their work success. Bock as their nominee in the popular and McGuinness tory. and relieved when rico, result of the Ion aent well forward 110 who raised intercepted, (Say, while you're ou the esses you girl cempetition, and are leaving no imminent. when he sent through. ling with umpires and opponents. direction. Wiliell helps ill the The toast proposing competition un by the red -legs seemed was receiving sent to Bulimore. fastest game small WAY unturned tu ensure her success big The final scortus were: major. Truecott leg Mckenzie geld it was ttw we to pave the aurcess or next incident of notethe balla and June 8 was conducted by the L. and D. might stress ths subs stunt. says the stone The the home team's first securing do So Several entertainments on herr behalf got secretary). by Pethen. He le. ever umpired. sidearm Hee (97 !mints). Club, the members of whirl' appreciate Kent well down and Gallagher anti position. Watch us. It's have already been held. well and truly. effort We will, William. Take Hennessy off the back linecaper attendance. The toast of Perth. 13.5 (83 Points) the good to_ Rodriquez in a good at an angle, booted prominently, eent and Ima without scored. kinder starting Miss Anglin has arranged a grand only a behind was "Australia, the Land We Live In," was like this, guys, we'reand Gay- it would be like mutton Matson now figured Bushell Goalkickers.-Perth: Menzies.Bahen. but his but the basic test Cinderella dance in the Boulder Town after the kick-off satire. tient torward to Hebbard. given by Mr. Hayes, who traced the little loyalty league, Subiaco: a mediately coach Chris. and gained the maid - nor. Hort. A. Watts. of talks Scott also had as elsewhere, Hall. to take place on Saturday, June goal. ranch, straight this for In /Mot of loyalty Those Me were: from kick fell ehort. growth of the Commonwealth winners the for Goalkickers to score. to heart, and his If you 25th. Complete arrangements have Freon the bounce Subiaco at-So there. shot. but he. too. failed of its discovery tw captain COok means paying up. Bahen (5), Rodriquez (2). Eddy (2). Slattery are taken eituation with a mum. stimuli)! THE LATE MISS KATE NAUGHTON. time tacked. and McAuliffe saved splendid show comes to pieces. been nuele, and everything will thereMudie relieved ofthe until It reached the status fir a nation don't, the wholethat but the Wadden (2). Beisley and Bushell; and :Mod, hard play is a great woek. McKenzie and right in the goalto-mouth. you don't want fore be in "apple-pie" order. For a brilliant piece and 1Y equal to, and in many resPeete greater We're fieurin' be. denied, and for Perth Evans (4), Gaynor (2). In- to tile learn. THE in not ferware to I...reef atmouncement were line The maroons night's enjoyment we recom-bark splendid hair the', Gem, :tent up for East Perth, Front In that. raised than the lands of the Old World. in :tort gle (2). G. Watts. A. Watts. Hort, Owen Is a running :MotSparrow gained two minors Outrider. found his epossy." Four BEt:Oltli et the Math of thia estimable Sonirbody.was suggested a camera mend this opect tunny. Misa Anglin Sparrow with Beaelee a couple of Menzies and Exley. grief nv proposing the toast of "The Catholic flub Hewson saved onwas A minute later time. a behind. were credited to his aecount. and lady in Perth, cauged polenant week. Not bad, either. we * popular girt, representing the staa last a goals At given out the result. represented Fennell pointed Press," Mr. like beet Hoft were West-inners with and a The over shot. -lash. scattered occasion. Mesdames Cawley, Mann, and had another two mIsatel by an eye forte. her many friend:. by run a ehoto of the football manage another might Bid serambto of Outridge, to and the power wended lot respect given sent a Beasley. From Green, she Biome free. Bahen. by Born in Ireland, ern Australia the other end a fine long punt suc- "charity"Gordon Watts snapped. and Sexton and Eddy. and Perth's stalLane. MI, Treffeni. or South illulder. Roving. Is captain Jack Raphael's the pen In every age. and the IMPor- match nose and again. with play in this State with her parents by etrup. whoraising Is the popular girl representative of Sublaco's hack warts were Ingle. G. Watts. Evans. Time should make him second Itedley arrived the twin flaggeTrus- le Her father lance of the Catholic journal in the scored a point. and lier supceeded in when :he was very young. the South Boulder Stall. per me - Love. Hewson, Menzies. Hoft, and Tompkins. forward, but Hilton, sent forward. but Bradshaw. many defence of the Catholic Churrh. Mr. For hare veteran. Will be ills -cott sent wellBidetrup. Crimean a centre Was HebMc porters are doing their utniost to Place relieved. Saturday's saved. a nice mark. f J. Teahan, In submitting the mast of McKenzie. dium in Johnedreet, were lived Misses marking over wings parents The year. her the once upon. on her at the lead' of the poll. was improve to goalie. in good work traced the various Societies," Auelffeo, Perth's eliindred BrIgid'm Bren St. bard was putting before organised Justin even of Goddard ryes Perth, and work. Giles. Owens. West Kilderry. the watchful lines. again called for most serviceable assumed by mankind. from the West Perth, 11.18 (84 points), de- under royal blues' forward and whilst Billy Parish existed. and her family. like phases a very successful euchre party up, but Spar - Securing well out on the old Press box nan and Jimmy Ryan. N. 011111111EN. WILLIAM 8,14 OP DEATH individual to the empire, stresstng on Fremantle, deSouth and from a free, sent welland fasted exemplary in St got position Inst., the latter wing, Beisley had a shot that just herself, were ever in everything that Man'S natural bent to congregate. atdance on Friday. the 10th. aVoodthorpe acted In the pivot row fouled Mudie. SO points). 1 feeling of gloom quickly spread Gallagher fthrough. Play came down to Perth's a trio of bull -ants on voted and gv.neroug Hall, South Boulder. like Joseph's down. were They well booted tracted the by same religiOua creed or player a Northam on could over Grass Valley and Oval the home side had Outridge smeared was tend. .1 to silvan, tile interests of Hole At I...edery Ridstrup, who orwards, where atter hand -balled toone became Naughton was political thought. From a free, Guhl again MisS Kate Monday. June blb.. when It .and shortly comfortable win at the expense of r°°Tdhethrtnieci work of Victor Woodthorpc. Chtirch. tally managefront ofpoint. Bld"The W.A. Interstate Eight" was known that Mr. W. R. O'Brien, head ever ail exemplary and model Catholic your the sticks.Easts's eoliths, who. though thee PlaY00 game- Dainty Gallagher. Chris. Slattery. and Drive -Joie Membership scramble in trereineLlati. poloict. scisithoornfity0 State School. had Catholic Was 100 fenny O'Brien proved too much for the in every way. She was a leading figure submitted by Mr. J. Hardwick, a row. Valley that --Old Grass a side teacher up agsinst were through ly Young Men's Society Now. strup dribbled At the first bell the the bell went. with the scoresat Ina enthusiast accident eletoria himself, who gave a fatal age of footgreen Mary. a the victim day. Good been the The of on them Children for brigade. the in fast West Perth fourth goal. good short holiday, history of West school no Australian taint a game, beaten. and rowthe Valley ever years; throughout Grass Was shown were hardly for many ball Squa,, IrOld ruekstere Subiaco, 3.6 (24 points) acores were: aid in vain. She ing, showing the successes of previous elle O'Brien was assisting the contracsoul all present received their money's Half -back man "Pud" Rogers. of causes ever sought her Perth, 2.2 (14 points). 4.3 (27 points). P. East Fremantle, was a completion. and indefatigahle crews and the splendid performance of tor .of the new hall and his employees West Perth, is a clean. clever little Bahen, Bu- worth. The Goal-kickers-Subiaco:Evans. In hauling one of the principals of the The House for men's Wear. East Perth. 1.4 (10 points). atrIpped as follows: The teams a sportsman to his boot worker at all Catholic functions In the the 1920 crew. and player, Gaynor. Perth: 1he Latest In Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, UnThe adjudication was ler, to the vote roof into position on the walls. of the resumption Wien. Beasley were few and calla workers alien Wim(calve), Past. Soutar Wahin 50 secondsmarking Perth: cleveriey West Ingle now were many: in fact, ber presence a.as of tile audience, the concensue of opin- pole to which the hauling tackle was derwear, Etc. Hannan-ste Kalgoorlie From the *bounce. are committer selection Tyson, Frazer, of play Bidstrup, team's fifthcleverly, who (2), Sheedy. lanchse bridge Watts, major. out to Gordon 'Phone 1474. (Opp. Post 0Mce). a part antl parcel of the success et anY ion declaring In favour of Mr. Hayes' attached gave wav ant fell with great raised the homemarking well. sent on knocked sent Burke, Jones, Clark, Dans. Angevin. ereat advoeates for headache tabloids. was fouled. and a free resulting, item We congratulate Mr. netees: force on Mr. O'Brien, fracturing the each week beg- charitable or Catholic undertaking Off again. King went down tO Craig, Taylor, Moore, Fysche, Boyd. The solution of thr inleant Owens. and East on. awl a further point skull, thereby rauelne hls death withEuclid. Those who belonged to thp Perth speeeh was Indeed expellent. to Thomas to mapor gars propoeillone quickly was trans- Braithwaite, Blundell. Play Posted. tally. was Perth's Mr. halyron The 20 minutes to WIIS of its prOaTilmtne illterSBerSed space wing In short from Soriety the second in Mon's Perth's Canaille the ferred, and Outridge was freed A change in position Cain (capt.), through from South Fretnantie: Brentnall. coming marked ilnprOVPMent ill dave-rlaes when its members fought With social items, the artistes being O'Brien was a native of New South Steele received Gunnyon, sent on ..holding the ball." Wine and Sunderland. Liney, Bate- forward showed great dash. placed Ilia many intellectual battles for the rights Messrs. Oldrinl. Bogue. Fennell. and Wales. his father o,upying a reepon- Genera. Storekeeper. bark lines with in of Charlie 01/1111iVall. free in the centre, and butBeisley Hicks, Campbell (2). Hein- tile work nothitte and Gem). being Spirit Merchants. Fr. McMahon. ethic position in the pollee force of mull - man, to Hebbard, punted to be desired. the abrought of Holy Church and Catholic educa- Rev. left down a skyscraper. form between Chalmers, Giles, Tuxford, well drichs, Members who Were present at the that State. The late Mr. O'Brien was eent Adams, O'Copnor, White, Baker, Calthe datiee at tion on the platform and in the preseBOULDER. poesession. Gaynor rentetnber on. PIESSE-STREET, Sparsent shot Perth Footballers and place ed. a big sticks.outFrom will remember what a valuable asset toast proposing competition will readily a man of high scholastic attainments. the Ilibertihm Hall on the eitte. June. to Evans, who snapped a point. Steele low, Youlden. , For Chaiceet Quality Only. ot bounds. and shortly Valrow sent merge. Cooper was Seen 01. the train - Meta Nana -Mon was at all their fune- see that the L. and I). Club is not ask- and previous to coming to Grass flag 'or was called for clever play. Outridge raised one afterwards Allen Play Mt. Magnet. Call end Inspect Our Underground placing. Umpire Cootter set the aphere in Mir track this week d wboirtik.. g charming Irish Stoke. ing them to came along to hear dry ley taught at Dongarra. was now trans- wee given a free close in. and the from and right Mr. at 3 sharp, schools. sticks. motion the royal blues. and other big apdienres dtsrouraes the on drier subjects. lt Produce Department. Perth is the Dairy FrankinKiillgork°.da captivate Bulimore. through to and out were used kicked clean well bounce Sheedy, from a free. drew Others feered to the other end, of and of Mooreet club's intention to make its syllabus as O'lladen was held in high esteem awl In front of the From the bounce Beasley marked by her beautiful rendition Play was built ruck man, anti Eric Heenan, and first blood -a minor. Her faltuttrafjtiii vpelcarnicin,POwimi:her (re pospsescibuale marking brilliantly his untimely (Meth cameeas a shock to tshi: in raising and later Bahen received a free,front, and other Irish mirk niciodire little difficulty end. to the other transferred quickly extendsticks, had in right of all been the Ilse came the ball was kicked all, the sympathy next scorescrammusical thouirbt was for Ills Hf Heat the Hoyal (lime; to -day and well In good the two flags. Theway. In a Don't let the first l'or MI. reason a ed to his wife and two daughters, who where Seaddan mapped a goal. Uren where Ricks, marking yours. of God. and a+ k member of the Cathe- nee. In front or It. twin flags. Wests final four theis opposition in a most peculiar The For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, citadel. brought clown a tine mark. Gordon position. raised theshot, make the posi- drat Choir she there gave her neet good attendance Is anticipated for the arc left to mourn their Ituts. but only one tipster of Me in front of the visitors' caught Watts from a free dropped a very fine then had another are honfeir elocution running. and golds was competition. will funeral took place on Tuesday after also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. She vrhich be green while The talent. breezy. titualeal receivtion McGuinness.hie foot, and dribbled it angle shot goal. the bounce, point was registered. Burke. rep, From attended, -as largely rountre a and to her home beld on June lith Several social credit best. a next in the parents. to Iter and Mg a mark from Taylor. eent on to as good as the ball followers prevailed,a run been of birth and adoption. Ireland and al111- items will again be submitted on 1010 mettatives of every family tn the elsSubiaeoes posts. From a free and Blundell notched a single. Medals and trophies have so far through the big Tyson. motried muee. the first some the on present. After but Outridge, CathoMeng flag. Godfrey Mkt model ntembers. hownight. We can assure Scott raised one a goat. Centre play. in which 13heedy and donated by Chile: Slattery, trails. and best of all, a MANNION & eame player was ning shot that just missed Reader.. ever. that It will be quite interesting portion of the burial service at it. figured, followed, till Cain, Kerr, Jim Tully, and TIIE RECORD. Are lic. worthy of imitation. charity ments later the the O'Donnell ball. Hebbard. Bahen now brought a most spectacu- Clark and noting the individual haerpretation and Joseph's, Northam. Father Goldfields Undertakers, 18 Han.? passing to Youlden, saw a minor refreed for holding elsow your gratitude and sent to Matson. ler mark. and was loudly applauded. The spoke feelingly of the many virtues or nan -se, Kalgoorlie. Why Do We Lead? nerd do not forret her dear soul In yout mitiering by ..ach competitor. by attack received An that for Bouths. sent from a good mark, gistered and players leather, Two the single. got a Bradahaw He said the late Mr. Because we understand our business. the deceased: Marof the by Bateman, CaTommy "Macaulay's Eulogy was frustrated Ina he could only manage Hort were Sheedy Saturday the zone. ell knocks till danger of note well out ot the many enobling /11/aii- 'Phone 327. marking well, increased tin and Dill Ileagticy. Nevertheless a tholic Church" Is a masterpiece of Eng- O'Brien possessed as The only incident B. secured about the cenre line. and boot but Angwin, great mark bY a husband, father Gunnyon The, are a good tie!. as a citizen, final bell was a the lish literature. hounds wag West's tally by a single. of from a mule would not stop playball well out right dowh, but out of was As a citizen he playing "placed" almost at the centre line, kirk but there is and friend to all. (shirk. who sent read: ed ers of this ralibre. the winner. were Abbott number of competitors.seeretary ter signalled. Gordon Watts men best in the truest sense broadminded but Wimbridge was down, well More sent the for guand of danger. At half-time the board little QUEAL.Y'S A were room for more, and the and Outridge Perth. Eagan at last. and Sexton for Leo miles' big Chime V. he was a friend and as gave word, (p4501=rs). Chalmers or the Lutey to saved. a distance Nest Town Hall, Kalgoorlie. wUl be toll gear ronsiatently good, and V. Byrne played I.. and D. Club (Mr. R. Fennell) will be e'eiellee of sincerity and charity; asthe then it Eel Fp...erTha.ntri 7d7 and blaco. leren marking, hadthe a Practice. but correct Southa another chance of 8coriitIS. pleased to supply 811) 111141111er WW1 missed Mrs. Quietly, Proprietress. played just that Williams season. shot the game. for could be forward one dovvn no and sent fair a hueband and father from a long Wimbridge relieved, Union Beer on Draught. interval. Strang re- opening -a taint. Ingle Tom kennerly still doing the "Johnny hard though he was suffering from an copy of the piece. After the long sent to Craig, but Sunderland was ill the more devoted to wife and children. All It goal. finp has a Club Bulimia.. Ladica' kicked Yonne to sliot Catholic The played on distance revue. Guhl and losers, Fos the these virtu., resulted Tront an abiding. ceived a free injury. at- was a good effort, and deserved the way. W. Wimbridge attempted to Walker" ear!) to ille to nriembers etuaber In grow an invitation repelled do too ferwarded to backs summate, tried The Cathoand strenotiely but 51111Se of his lire as a practical but the visitors' however stemmed the maximum. aell In down play fol- snap a sleet., but only one flag was W. Parish and !Mlle the Up in second erleial a present al play also be Jones and White Mudir. The priests when visiting Gra-e Prime Beef Butcher, Hannateatreet much unaided. tack. Bradshaw. waved. Taylor had a good chance, week. and do not We are 110t 1105' In lic. East Pertitites and lowed in which Sexton. Stunts either. ti. Foley showed great nail. Highgate. would miss him. as he was al- EitlgeOrlie. Tel. 488. Marttana-street gooe work. onward rush or the prominent. but but failed. and Callow and Giles clear- the barracking to McGuinness Oliver. and Love wereatationary. match sill be staged on did times. a position to report. but trust that Valley at the skill some -day Ile was TO and ed the leather attendant. Then e faithful out of the danger ways icked to "Poet" Smith inprovement 'mem the Telephone 474. the scores remained in a favorable zone. A chain of low passes -Moore the AV.A.C.A. Ground. Flnal Members availed theInselvee of the in- sure their heartfelt sympathy sissit wit Pleadtlly. Gallagher. who raised see: Fria also helped telecessfully. At It awain, Strang Love sent to Evans behinds: vitation 4 to Taylor to Burke refired a single. their very What the players would like to his wife and daughters es eight goal. went Perth's fifth scores: Abbott, 6 goals In front. and fur- position, and up Ince, don't forget the Quoit to r Love re- At the other end Bonnie (.1impbell Dan Ardagh and Jack Quigley roving received a free rightPortottio sad loss. and asked them all to join Byrne, 1 goals 10 behlues. the end of Teurnament From the bounce down'to bout, ea tally itv major. meeting. Campbell next enne a When the a minor. Alick the scored have at quarters. teams May God ther Increased East Perth now took a ceived a free, and sent e -e-e four the Calnolle prayer. Title leaves the r .. . The Cathedral choir needs mare male in rolled over, and emended the board showed The Dead March ciao UM', re. round: Abbott (who has not MI his soul. KALGOORLIE six points. raised by Spar- pack, when the it,ball of the three the serond ales! Sunday WhIeli Mercy littera for the and once more did South Fremantle. 1.2. played at the conclusion of the lot the "Floonah" if ile kifew hand and minorm were grabbed a match), 8 points; Byrne, 2: OM after Thomas. Evans Fr. Moss semis was P. TRAWLS?, i.roprietor. limes and Paddy Raphael lost will be held shortly. West Perth. 6 points. Nellie Perthites. Bahen. Billy Walsh. the Mist; for by row and Groh'. and shortly wins. re,mony needful 2. the misman, the volunhad for goal. line. an appeal to the society for Travellers chief The mourners sent down, but Hewson forward Accommodation Good elloothig at an open free, the a on Chtireli organist. Soutlis sent front over the change "Nipper" After were: Juniors. Saturday teers. (widOW) a reliable defender. and sent fortene to 1111 the post. Goal -kickers last were Mrs. Robert O'Brien and Hicks scored a Point. Biunlea- down. applause by best- proved W. Woodthorpe Personal Romani's. Treat-en !low armised Hort. who. huweecr. Mst the over Last Wednesday Morgan and Kent' Miss Sheila O'Brien (daughter), Hrs. dell kicked off well, and Wests quick- Outridfre (4). gegen, Raphael, MatIn the centre to well weaand The J. Ladden strength. whenever P. BeasleY markt,. full Mr. in lielp (sister). ial, Matson in aupset-to ther. with a minor. V. Woodthorpe, out lo matters turned evened up Sampeon Ever ready for the royal,a Mime of Perth. heir ly Quinlivan. one ther was Mie, and as was expected, a wherever and Some If (brother-holaw). Mr. Noel Sampson p sent well O'Brien went the leather till F. tin, he can. Joe Tobin. snap lIewby. but McKenzie. J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. t e VP and downsmartly 1:datepareres.: Down the field imam...A vs t Miry raised one nag fronl if.,aoctlrlidg,Goal-51{:ickerEm.gent,o a ed hie side out. good match took place, ending in a win us have ineetories of Joe running a (nrehewis-R.I.P. r,eived from an ont-of- Wimbridge ..s7ro-tg, His elocelicetover hie head. in MeGuinnesm only ball travelled. and Ingle first !fixer. Sunderland -h.-id a result not expected. The school dramatic- club. Morgan, entail for ant a 2 given front, was Williams, Excellent Accommodation. bounds throw-in, Blundell (in goals) marked well, ton 3; cum Ileagney. and doitibtriti free fast and even thoughout, and ary talents are always available tc the was but play mut other the down RaAt deand once more brought and a chain of marks-Taylor to Tymanage a sherie. Wowithorite, Martin, O'Brien, the victory by one point was well NATIONAL HOTEL, IFREMANTLE. Kite: and booting free, house by the best "Meer" of the fetllet ftwol.F.ftWagismbrBidugrekeagkaleinkedcaallerd finorf V For the society. Thomas re,ivel from each. 111.151.1. mot .jutrills.. Tho- the served by the winning team. A bus, men In ratimile affairs is Jitn flaws. Watts N.W. and Renovateci Throughout. From the hotline, Albert Out Among neeurately raised the twin of for W ests. At this stage I.. and day. losers Kelly, Scott. and Illingworth Tully. of the etetal Commit!, but mulled. Visitors specially Catered for. HIGH -ST., FREMANTLE. leather. Good Ac the imNoma. Country of got MEW, well mas was nnw marking brilliantly, AT defeat. Secretary avert Church to is FOOTBALL vainly ball struggled hie portfolios NI. commodation for Country Visitors. Supervision. was now in the boom. Personal Owen'a ofT. Muore, Under carried bring J bridge was Ilevron. -President thrice in sitcresmion he pulledIllstheklek- bounds itplay Vice at back. Park, District helped by L. Phillips Senior Competition. seemed that Sublaco must When down a great mark right in front, IL MULCAHY, Proprietress. (I.ate Cen- Monaghan. of Victoria Tel. B533. down from great height.. tower second as usual. was Morgan's II.A.C.B.S., and President of Victoria ihr,of Was foolishly held, and ing At the weak. Perth). Ilewtion ill wee Hotels, score. an easy J. Campbell, Byrne Shan.rock goal. and tral Met our however, booted the of lute Among normal' was secretary lines. came back Clue: Then tlie Boys' ill situation. Park streneth Wednesread: a tense last board g"ot noi fa. relieved niagadvee the quarter time ea a very 'mind of 1110 compelitien Heweon, nrencaenieveingwnalenfrenee. ORIENTAL HOTEL. rest ref the team the captain him4vile victorious cricket club, and a fine string of marks, his Met win for the 9-4 158 points). football, club. ' Hannan -street, Kalgoorlie. 'Phone 481 to Fecley-a goal. bringing the twin flags into require - da.v. and registeredprevious Heat Femme! this the Iforriesn and Moran were most notice. practical supporter of theJim Shacklock. to Watts. was a keen in the lime- lioon. Taylor to Burke gave Wests season; although him were tosmall. The able. One of the fleet Hotels on th Feeds. East Perth. 4-13 (37 points). In his spare motnents horseIs from Beasley once more of aerial a against artistry. Oast 0 a Accommodation. margins Splendid %DeWitt. knows and spasm. medium and for day per punter. light Right from the kick n thee point. Starting on the flual well contested, scorSaturday wus a good enough room untie Was very iverything Kept.Mrs. Dining at first sight. At half-time the scores were: in W. Wimbridge took a mark in gangs niany nes. sent to "Poet" Smith. but McKenfooty, and Morgan Met Butler with well- "goat" dinkie die, Byrne had twice as he Taylor. Meals. 1/1, Witti supervision of Well, it hat, got us beaten, good position, and steered the leather Monett was de- founded hopes of victory, the more so zie seved In the !Mali-not:M.through the winners, 8.5 (63 points) the be Perth, to as list toast FRAWLEY, Pro JIM shots the 27/6. Weekly, F. Wim- ing ab- we really expected between the tall uprights. dazzling run Seott came raised Dee The losing for- since one of Butier's good men Was nod points. Subiaco, 5.7 (37 points). prietor. now returned, and almost im- featcd by Meshown something like the part-. and booting. wall The match soon began to the same weakness sent. (2). In- bridge may they be Goal -kicker -Perth: Evens Saida.): Gentlemen; a past; from Taylor. wards have routine again ve th taking mediately but Morgan. by subscriptions. goals perties flfth goal. tbeY seasOn; several voice in "The Debit and postWatts. and Exley. Clark, lit every match of the again booted the maximum. sotne other the others kept their end up bravely, all paid." Mr. W. Webb: B. Hagerty: a great rush Ilebhard receivedthe next to gle (2), Outridge and beaddan. down the wing. gave Braith- tlettlly require shuffling Ifinto Owens Willi they are the awl during the first half all went fairly Side of the Cash Rook.- Mr.League ed number SIX ball went out running and Tobacconist, Perth, will be pleased From the bounce the and ratse dee flags waite an opportunity. but he only suc- Position. or training, score. but he could 0111V eventually week's perform- even. wae not till the fourth qua, "The Young Labourites' It lAst wing. HiberWimyou would call for your requirement F. "Poet" the grandstand flag. "The one in raising available. but Darcy; ceeded hest F. Smith. ele to Trades Hall." Truscott sent on position, His attempt was goal it behinds is an Indica- ter that Butler's want of combination and sit, money. Snaviag 4d., Haircut "Eurythmic, then had another shot, and a ence or failed to scoro Batten had a shot. re- bridge was matches iold. but they fought on bravely till nian Hall," Mr. J. Tully: though in a good minor losing a or only but this ot power a good one. Orders sent to any part o A feature the Morris, (lug 9.1 of le snare resulted. minor Mr. tion team, 11010 up. and the Punters' Friend,' Sublaco Butler, the Jack to 'Wicks repelled a strong Eastern other The went Conway, Play and marking forwards. gistered. the brilliant O'CalNo remittanc trrett was Me W.A. by V.P. Post. D. among. Wolter: welt by Messrs. F. Ryan. was quarter play of Taylor. their also supported Bahen on the losers. and for luit Gem, remeur best lines. Unproved Mayer] then forward Mouths Wallace changes, Razor half of needed Cheapest in Perth. general he kicken by a few eThe Youth Martin: time T. and This field: the on Gorman's laghan. best dash. sent to Matson. butwss opportunity. the of our another matches. on West's Pitillips. Manners Set, Watches, r1pes, or any other ar made a fierce bombardment syelern of previous sutlers), given their May From rovand Junctien. opening. the Ilevron, correct and Mon, the ground.two Mettle Horan, the the J. while Iforrigate perth he found citadeL lout nothing resulted, and helped materially, tIctes Repaired wive suaracuis eAviation East derenee strong to Campbell; the A. P/Mr-.4/.Q McCarnIsh Mr. THE to 3 stopping sent or got their Win In Hort Improve." ful Morgan helped towards bell rang with the scores: of the bounce supporting of Bryant who fsequently Then ntlowen a series and then through the big mid Aviators." Mr. T. Outride... attacks. rurk, gave ROMs. three Evans, Love which smite bail front Clifford In oftheopportunities. "The Girls, West Perth, 5.12. did a fine run around the HAVE GIVEN UP TRYIN Portonian attacks from erni.te ed by Mr. 3 Markham; posts. COLDS 'MEN the forwards plenty South Fremantle, 2.3. On Monday a fast and well fought fientleinen," Mr. F. Hayes: eThe Nursand shortly after Rawlings straight goals remitted. on the wing, Clifford gide, and TO FIND A BETTER DRINK his knockiti on in Kelly resulted successful ShackCharles. Byrne, a great "etage" free. On the resumption of play after the opposition. rucked thrOtighOut, and did frante of hockey from a grand mark was ing Profession." Mr.of THAN UNION BEER. the enthusiast goal, while BM- gained hie kick, and sent back. Up four goals to Butler's two. ing BRONCHITIS made an attack, received generosity a, Mouths lock interval, showed The raising- their eleventh long 3onee F. work. but not of hard shot thatiF11- Gaynor had a chance of scoring, Cliris. Slattery, it was frustrated by Wimbridge a lot well fermi with a long torpedo know+ no bounds. Juveniles. by his marking and kicking. unto ree foolishly attempteds to hand pass to but and Moore, marking well, raised one 1111 ed in between the bie sticks content with coaching the team, offerm Old Evans. for the Winne, far outshone d a 'woe eitance was gone. on Wednesday last. Keeley attacked was reset-m.110r for the twelfth. South, playing good combination, seaman For the and Hort beat flag. Ind 'Poet' Centre was result any opponent placed with him. the from and 2, play followed wag O'Connor, No. and on down. well sent Westhoven Etttsts continued MI the attack Title White sent back a free, also notched a single. "Bon- losers besides the captain, Gehl, prow. goat. At the end of but the ball' for Westhoven. SMIth raised Ills thirdgenre sterling uphill frames, athewin of the game. Steele, also found the outer and James played value for the wing route, and Perth's backs flrst quarter Westitoven a -as slighted to he the ilnal In nie" Campbell by leek of supstrove berg till were found absent. the ball rolled off rendered er little three points ethics. while Hlendricks did the mime. for. though bMh tramsrenutined Final ly in the leati-a matter or Keeley through Ilnes. the booted forward for to the Bahen -Clark from port and of passes played ball chain Me fetal bell. the centre of the frround. front,ground. Subiaco trom the bouince A nice to Jonert resulted in a ma- seores: Gorman, e goats 2 behinds: But in the second quarter the Blundell the era! of the first half was and twist nart in the Well, again. forward ball and 9 behinds. the Sheedy Easte 1 goal Old soon had Byrne, In leaving. jor for the city men. on the same level. *came both The bell rang, booted but programme a shot, the had tuswas engaged in a ding-dong where Beasley Abbott and Byrne a the third quarter. how -ever, Westheven eaay winners by 12 potnta. (82 pts). Immediately after Chalmers out of bounds. another on the wing, from which SheedY for Saturday. and both sides were gtrong for Keeley, and he maximum sle East Fremantle, I 13-4 Sbeedy. pick- rpv, men short owing- In sickness. Byrne, Proved too lead secured Bahen triumphant. emerged the (50 pts). until kept 6-1 he whieh high Perth, seeured a playing Itsi East Sublime, was now up smartly out of a scramble. kicking turainst the wind, gave the Emmen- score. footbalL end or the game. winning by two goals. and Bahen was agein ing scored a single. W. Wimbridge and vantage to Abbott for the first quarThe goalkickers were: -East Bullmore 2, grade the scores being 5 goals to 3 goals. in the limelight by a fine mark that Moore notched minors for Welds, and The forwards shaped better than the Bidstrup 4, Smith 3. Keeley then tried his luck against and Strang one produced a single. Only two points H. Campbell atm) found the big sticks ter. and weals 2 snapped V. Byrne and tisual, Gallaghei 2. McGuinness Scutt, now separated the contestant. Rod- too narrow. Mouths once more reifi- 8exhati one for Abbott, 2 Campbell on Saturday. and succeeded. Fels. while East Perth: Owens each side ahead by ed one flag, but Sheedy, from the his only by a small margin, the put for eaeh. now, although uez one one seeured ilebbard each Guhl and Thothas and post 7 goals 1 point against 11;i:toting a goal from a close in by a smart run round the Smyth, In the aeeond spell the Play scores bring For the winners. fOr Whom nearly was kick inHayed The best point. Angwin Byrne. litudie time From the bounce Oliverpenala goals the situation. wing. every man showed capital foem, wite even. with practically Ito altera- Campbell's was duly Subiaco tally and huge marktits West's the whiners were the capto for thrown. playerm added was Burke to Abbott shale,' !wore. either to was the most serviceable. ow eyrie forward move tion But end feel, the other at little Down Were Chute tain, Letishaw, Fryer, and McLoughlin, of :angles. kicking Maly quarter third the lit transferred. Well intr. running, and and was McNeplay a well -stageanipbell, anti from losers on the Campbell. the frustrated. no man dotter splendid work in while for short of perfect, Subiaco further eBonnie" Others to where Eddy put another free. scored a behind. Wefts rush- In particular The mar. Cantilliti and Garbutt showed the full-pointed and Sexton working ground was his superior. True. ahead. Then came Great scoring ed down, but Lutey proved too strong, mole fume best to goal a about perform creditably were BldStrup, Abbott by wile ended term Sheerly and forwarded well down. and "Poet" er from Rodriquez. had scored siX returned. The last spell was an ule cott, Ion, McGuinness, Thomas but White relieved. anti the ir I. stood Subiaco. The maroons For the losers Smith. one goal in fifteen minutes. eBonnie" Campbell bad another allot, awl -flown strugale. but Byrne's men WOOROLOO COMFORTS FUND. some of his and Perth out from his club mates. was prominent per medium of which went wide. but immediately rould only secure minors for a long Steele Indeed. fine vety being OltrY aerial cepturea Milesre strong defence wasa CINDERELLA DANCE. fine corkscrew run. Desultory he made amends. West. once time. assistants were a Abbott added Rodriquez. marking after eitand responsible. opponents' ills most prominent their partly AN followed. bernitarded more LITERARY INSTITUTE, snd Ifebttarn, Tii.. Scott. nepp, Allen. Owens. lieton and elose to the ground. had a'resultless Lutey relieved. At lemon iroal. and won by that marein. ndel. FRIDAY, JUNE 24th. in flaehea only, Harrold. shot. Sexton. after a great run, pass - time the portitions were as follows: Farewell Owver's Jack for Horn. Out 3s. (lent's. Watch 25. 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Brilliant Lecture by Father J. T. McMahon, M.A.

R THE r RECORD. '

RECORD, SATURDAY. JUNE 18, 1921

Michael Collins on the

a eareie a a Fa...lieu! Mialisa."--Lia0.

PERTH. SATURDAY. JUNE 18th., 1921

"What's Wrong with Ireland"

Bawlers, Braggarts and Bigots

Crowded, Appreciative Audience

Corpus Christi SituationCeremonies at New Norcia that such

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terms mains shone bright indeed

emarked during octave of Corpus Christi, despite the the American Correspondent's Account of an associate 'vete absurd. dull and wintry weather conditions In commenting tram despatches whichprevalled. On Trinity Collins Sunday correspondents, Pontifical America, of High Interview "Somewhere in Ireland" was celebrated, his Lordship, Ab:bowed that he knew exactly what Mass be' Catalan. t

oMciating, assisted He said that Sinn Fein by live of the0.S.B., 'hey sent. Benedictine Fathers and had no .A.ijt.t..tion to what the news- several Acolytes. The ceremonies long in his letfound persuasion use When they George, it. Mr. :elo,e1 of divinity believed in the extremely beautiful, ad were c were From the "justice" and "brother- who On Monday could night St. men wrote: that they Joseph.e Sixth paper Fact is: That as the terror tee, replying to the protest less they resorted to force, which through Him schoolroom was crowded to the hood.' of those pietistic humbu.s Christ and redemption doors becomes more frightful, it also he- of the English Protestant d.eaies age began comparatively at have their cwn opinions and express mildly who are masquerading as the friends cease to placard one not another's the Benedictine Fathers. The with an expectant audience to hear comes more futile. The growing ainst tee rept,eals policy of the first. When the country elections themselves freely, bet he did object action orof over refrain they faultsShould chain chosen the and forty male voices was acFreedom, of the lecture dealing with the above wantonness and wildness of a tyran- eoyernine it in Ireland, referred to showed that force was ineffective, to two despatches to the Public Le- choir of companied by organ, trombone, evil speaking or dethinking we be from and pions of the Empire. may subject by H. Bretherton, on the Father J. T. McMahon, ger, be -Z. ny have always been a ral sign of its an intIrview with Mr. Michael Co the Irish people re violins, -asserted their and rendered the mass icyAn Irishman with M.A. livered. Never could we desire to one another? wonderful It was with great difficulty coming collapse. ground that Bretheeton said Sinn pression. sweetness, power, and with in the support of their own government, line, which was publ:ehed exjust a fellow that late corners could The congregation felt one so wilfully and violently transgress the Irish question was obtain Lord Mayor even Feiners had murdered Lodger. Public Philed'dphia he With the matter what church Seventh Fact: What is prevent. Sterner Repression. spirit of the music, the proprieties of speech and goof mortal, noand standing room, and it was even nee- ing MacCurtein, of Cork, and the Lord and all feltcevout The full text of the interview has deep the regret were of views 'to his of the question when ng a settlement craven attended, the their in Mass stoop to conduct as to pack the stage and the ad"Then sterner measures of repres- Mayor and ex -Mayor of Limerick. cote -Inflect, as though there "had passed now eome to hand in the Ina iir Lcd. as those of an Aus- essary The main causes alleged away a glory from the earth although fashion to those scurrilous intimi- same importanceabout and they were unsome of his joining schoolrooms and passages (ii That a free. independent Ir"- ger of Az. it 2 It w d.= sent by its epe- sioa were used," "Captured Documents." Indeed the Divine Presence was dations which seem to be the piston - tralian native Throughout the time the still with the 'successful large attendance air. that Acker preC.:\' , 01,,, rcPft-,gcial to programmes." land menace En would be a the sett," all the circumI told him I knew rods which give momentum to their cherished more government was drawn theerin', the following.hi sented Irish itself. Father daMcMahon previous day. !icing the man. on +.0 the Loyalthem that the Irish cannot land; (Ill commend re We and Politics Christi, of stances the Limerick case as far "stunts." the ennead procession Corliti, loyalty dealt with the subject in a master- agree arid mare into the hands of the Dail Irish Reo from -Ileadnarters, toot of section to a loo_le plat,. and themselves: at in Leaguers ty High Mass ended at ligion they have wickedly united wk.& the British police and as our correspondent ww concerned. half -past Pontifical ten after which the procession whose perverted ful way, his delivery being excel- the Ulster question; Ici that Irish publican Army, somewhere in Ire- Eireann. a sacriligious marriage, and are local scribblers, and the various points he made could not five alone; she has not land*" law courts gave way to the Republi. and that the military authorities bas of loyalty is bringing ridi- lent, ed their belief that the Limerick as- Tr.hei ienr'o'ssp-lbaictereinr cahrtern"dned"whilYgrnor are'-n brazenly using the unhappy pair as notions in brilliant tribunals. can I fashion where met with here and hearty arrived Iliav I economic self-sufficiency! The rev. lea ,the sassinations were due to the Sinn ivies followed by the na-the chief agents of their propagan- cule upon the flag. from the audience. tive boys andway. answered those objection- a is a secret and must remain so "After this the British decided up- Feb on captured documents which phanages, God- bless this Moderator for his approval girls from the two orda on the public platform, in their brave Amongst those present on the plat- lecturer and the native people by quoting authoritis and statistics (says %Ir. Aekerman', but I hie, ate int more drastic steps, and the policy words. They should be her- form of the the writing indicated that the mission. Sinn Feiners ban tabernacles, and in consiwere was deliberately After His of terrorism these Grace the Archbish- Which are uncontrovertible. sin had en heur with Michael Col. the white Ause of the district, came rooms of a seduced and unprincip- alded by Catholics throughout made complaints to Sinn Fein head- residents Briop. by the the Father upon dered and decided Sisters Creagh, Irish Vicar ateetei of the Apostolic and commander lilts, the they a friend: young of as the words ladies of Si, Gertrude's Colled press. Nothing truly moral or tralia A verbatim report of the lecture Volunteer.. Collins says "We e z vc fish Cabinet. men. lege, the latter the Nor -West: Rev. Fathers This terror was to be quarters, because these two preceded go forth as a message to the of the banner circu,spect could be expected from should Dunne, BA.. E. Moss, McBride. will be published in pamphlet, it not got them beaten --practically so. under three heads: one, removal of who were officers in the Volunteers, of Our Lady, borne by thebypresident of the Children or mare. were sttch an unnatural union, and the disturbing un-Christian elements type in not being all in time active for this enough and should whilst of the two, imprisonment unleading men; The Children audience of time only a question was representaanr'll it is in of Mary therusehes shone conspicuousle incompatible pair have helped, more who are doing the devil'sofwork be replaced. that this indicated against their wintry surroundings, tive of every section of the metro- issue" of three; terrorism persons; of minor have Ireland cleared shall til we hatred, propaganda his spreading their than frequently, to put foetid obpolitan area, including some memmantles and the population to break their elle- there was a schism in the Sinn Fein blue At the conclusion of Father Mc- Crown forces." yens seeming rutty representativesnowy stacles in the stream of civic life. malice. and venomous falsehood. of the State Council of the Mahon's address, Mr. M. O'Dea, of the "sweet month "The question is holy long can you giance and prepare the way for, ac. ranks in Limerick. However sorely tempted Catholics hers or May," their Mother's In every State of our Commonown I said, Self also, that as far as I'knew Chosen -Determination ex Act 'to of the Partition for the fight," I asked? ceptance Ireland V.P.S,C., Leamoved a hearty vote of continue month. They were followed by the wealth. to their shame and lasting might be to rebel against the cow gue of Australia. General Macready did not know who Marist Brothers thanks to Father McMaluln for his Collins, confident and cheerful, re- cure this violence. and the boys of St. IIdiscredit. mischievous influences are early pogroms of the bigots, bragCollege. and the Benedictine Under seven headings which rip very able lecture, and pointed out plied: "The British invented the 'murder committed the murders, but he deplionstis' must be Fathers -from at work to poison our social inter- garts, and bawlers, theythemselves the Monastery. Last. but would like to know. I asked Col- 111,141,1y greatest, pear hereunder, the lecturer dealt that even his intellectual speech was been fighting for 750 gang,' and every violent act against have "We yield _-tot and patient, between came the Lord of all. barriers putting course by if he knew. and he stated he did The Monstrance was quarrel with conclusively with his whole subject. on the lines laid down by the Self- years for Irish independence, and I the people of Ireland was excused on lins borne the Lord Catholic and Protestant, the Irish to join in an unseemly fir. Caltalan, beneath by designated his points FACTS, Determination for Ireland League see no reason why we cannot go on the plea of getting rid of murderers. not know what unit was responsible, Abbot, a rich cancitizen, a set of rascals who respect not the He opy, citizen and the non -Irish and several aco:ytes but Crown forces did it. hearin perfect sequence detailed his of Australia's policy. ing lights and Incense. attended and a brood of maladorous, pimp- sacred principles of Justice, and and The Collins said the military had argument in intellectual fashion. the sion left the mission church at_procesThe audience' was then treated to 0, ing creatures, saturated with sus- who care not a jot for the Truth. The following papers and look its way along flower about the Limerick case a are the facts:theman ditch excellent concert they'll by the girls alone. of Let them picion, and as poisonous as a plague, to St. fldephonsus' week before the assassination, and Paths. n First Tact: England's presence in the Victoria Square Convent, supLet our motto the way hymns were sung. College. are already showing proclivities of selves eventually. hundr, a of that they used them to justify the clear young such a nature that the gravest an- be "For God and Australia." Speak- Ireland is based on FORCE alone. plemented by Mr. J. Dwyer. All murder of the mayors. Collins add- beautiful effect.voices pealing out with Second Pact; England went to the items, especially the dancing xiety may reasonably be expressed ing to the Christian Brothers' Old nidiedietinn was imparted at Si, II ed that if General Macready wanted ilephonsits', for the future of those excellent re- Collegians at their annual Commu- war nominally for the defence of ones, were heartily applauded by the a rich altar had to know who did the work he could Prepared as where the resting place for been lations which hitherto, except on nion Breakfast in Adelaide, last Belgium as a small nation, and for large audience, whilst the elocutional the easily find out, but I expressed my Sacred Host. and an Austrathe liberation the procession Forrest, small na of other and Father chorus and vocal month. and instrumenpolitical aggravated especially in, imam to St. Certrude's College.moved doubts and tend Here him of the studsI by for God stand bons, tal items received ugstinted apissues, and only then when inoculat- lian, said: "We also an altar had been elected, rich had made of the court-martial evi- Lignhitts,dattitthenii.,aa-rerr.. attit,Inhouriinialtmyenotted In Third Pact: What government de plause. Great credit oeust be ex ed with the venom of the sectarian - being faithful to His teachings. dence in the case of Whelan, who the What are the tended! to the Sisters of the Vic1st. have been the cherished' tradi- strict to Ills Commandments. and the people want? ,i1IPSi who was to rest there. -vas hanged recently. Here loyal to His Church., We stand for wishes of the Irish people? toria Square Convent for the extion of Australians. lineedietion was anti, given. of our the land by loving Australia ccllent decorative work that embelAfter this the procession wended its WHEELAN AND MORAN. Unquestionably, sinister agents impure inure Fourth Pact: But of hied, to the church the Fathers and fished the hall. whilst the concert are at work, and. a spurious creed of birth and its people. irrespective Why Republicans Have No Faith in WAY eitildren singing alternately all that ant still, the Irish nation has not items reflected the highest praise on Latin and fritish Government politics doped with sectarian ran- creed or class, and by doing Ftielish hymns. only repudiated British Govern A nnal Benediction was cour is being preached to Austra- in us lies to further the interests ment, but has established its own. their excellent tuition. then Imparted. and the Sacred Ho..t evi- replayed I said I had read the whole which nation, growing this our of for exposition. Solemn Veslians under the name of Loyalty and To Father Moss and his assistants Fifth Fact: The Irish Republican dence, because I wanted to know pers Followed by Benediction the took place the ideaLof Empire is beirg so out- we hope to see develop into God's Government has replaced the Eng- great credit must lie given for the whether he was guilty. and that af- (iiiirtriii,e evening'. and all left the church. many reneeting. no doubt, on the w 0Oraged by these wild -tongued and fairest and happiest land on fish in a work Government in Ireland' of organising and carrying the verbatim report 1 out ter I had read So far, we might say, we eontio,,puslon and paternal alreeneuoritic extremists that Freedom earth. fashion. quiet and orderly this splendid could not decide, because to my Him of the meine master. who Rdowo - -- - -_ function. is 'becoming a bawd in their mouths. are only in our teens, but we are - mind the question of his guilt rested the eenturies, has allowed Ills privilfgett us the The flag of the Empire is being beginning to feel within ehildren to accompany ms....7,; ise sea eairrlet3thitsrite.of ulitiott only Him as in the 4fiboor for wit- days when Ile walked solely ,upon the reliability of made a fetish, and is publicly held virility of our. growing manhood with Ills chosen nesses, ones in distant Galilee. up to be publicly worshipped. anct and that desire which accompanies for the whole church. Cardinal G. declared that "neither every effort is being mad6 to make manhood of thinking and acting for buns was the living testimony of Wheeler' nor Moran were guilty ' our young Australians the servile ourselves. We wish to 'see our the magnificent development and When the British Government puts creatures of their delirium. Stead- country take its place among the the powerful organisation which the to death men like these it is one of ily. by slow stages, we arc being nations of the world, and we shall Catholic Church has attained in his many reasons why we have no faith General regret was felt at the anything that bar, brought back to those pre-Lenin see to it, thatwhether country, and for this reason he, mote in such a Government." news that Sir. John Thomas Glowlegin present THE IN progre. our EVENTS MEMORABLt Muscovite days when the enemanthan anybody else, could show to the I told Collins that some American rey died early on Sunday evening at CARDINAL'S LIFE. cipated moujik got a swipe in the islation. economics, or journalism. people the marvellous fruits that correspondents, and especially their the Palace Hotel. Mr. GlOwrey, ear or worse, had he the temerity- will be swept from our paths on our the Church can produce for the geou families, were afraid to come or stay who was 63 years of age and a naBorn July 23 1834, Baltimore, of not to fall flat upon his face and forward march." MiCHAEL COLLINS, TAL, CHIEF OF THE IRISH REPUBLICAN .1.1tM a. mankind even in our times, and t es Ireland for fear of assassination. tive of Victoria, arrived Did their cherished as liberty Loving in this -the presence of the Czar's grovel in numerous ditto if they published anything against State :n 1893. Went to Ireland in 1841 with his notwithstanding Engaging in the We ask: Will Australians birthright. Australians must also see icon. for along time still, but, seriously. English Liberals and Labour fell ail:: the Sinn Fein, and he there for six years. culties. laughed. "They hotel business at Coolgardie, he it as their lye win; that to the trap, and campaign until tin subject themselves to be rowered to to 'it that they -shall never aid di- parents -andto lived are going '"Cardinal Gibbons, excellent we need in' 18-17. Ship have any fear from the Mayor of that town in 1e97-93. He the condition of the unemancipated rectly or indirectly, the oppressor Returned hisAmerica learned master, vigilant pas. is the simplest answer to your ques- ainst the British Government's v10- Sinn never mother and brothers priest, Fe as we never touch them. came to Perth in 1901 and acquired lence in Ireland became ineffective. servile moujik? Not only is an at- in his designs upon the liberties of on which made tor, was an exemplary citizen, and um." wrecked trip the We do not care what they think of the lease of the Palace Hotel from sisters and people. "Judging frurn your statement" (I tempt'made to corrupt the minds of another and preaching of Lloyd George's "Chance." or whether they call us a pack of Mr. J. De Baun, retaining that conoff Bahamas, but all on board were by the example bgan anew to explain the road to a us, our schoolt by indoctrinating them virtues in private as well asked 1 scoundrels. They haese a right to nection until his death. saved. peace," about what and tie was with the false notions of a hybrid NEWS OF THE ARCHas in social life, he contributed efli..' are your terms at settlement: : settlement; "there is no poosbility their opinion, but when they accept elected representative Entered - St. Charles' College to caciouslyof the SouthWhat patriotism. but the returned solof a compiomee." to the sound prole f 1855, in the priesthood opinion for ern or 1 my of Dublin study treated Castle as their Province se in the Legislative o Collins,whowas DIOCESE eress diers are being appealed to to behis great country. His memory, Comps enables Difficult. own that is not right." Council in 1900, a seat which he Ordained a priest June 30, 1861. room came preselytes of the new unormust be cherished with right, beside a table in a small Assistant, St Patrick's Church, therefore, his head "Compromises are' difficult; and held until retiring from politics thodoxy. "My opinion," said the CALENDAR. profound veneration not only by et-- at headquarters, dropped weeks. six 1861, about about Baltimore, replied: settle eice.eieg," Collins eight years ago. Ile leaves replied .Di'-Catholic Bishop of Bathurst lately. S, 19, Fifth Sunday after Pent. Catholic, but also by every citi- fora few seconds and then Every l clootrneMacready. d, I a widow, to Pastorate of St. Brie Cry Assigned of cusstrg the which flume Rule Bill, two chance sons, has a and two George laugh. "is that the Australian soldier "Lloyd zen of the United States of Ameri. Green, gid's Church Baltimore, 1861. told Collins, I wanted to talk to tens, while a brother and sister are showing himself to be a great states- Collins, like all Sinn Feelers, terms a stands on a pedestal with the flag. M. 20, St. Silverius. Red. ants expectea to go to resident Appointed in October, 1865, to be ea.'" in Victoria. Repub- Partition Act, he saki that Sinn Fein Dublinsloes, Irish A the son, the and anyone who drags the soldiers Tu. 21, St. Aloysius Gonzaga. White by recognising man and British headquar- well-known and esteemed Lieut. secretary to Archbishop Spalding, would nut permit the British Govern- ters the Castle down by raising the sectarian issue W. 22, St. Paulinus. lic." White. of same as expected HOLY 'I to see FATHER SHOCKED BY Lindsay Glowrey, was killed in as Baltimore. ment within to use Ulster as a pawn in any a republic s playing the game very lots- down. 'mean you Do John the Baptist. 23, Vigil of St. Sinn Feiners. CARDINAL'S DEATH. Consecrated Bishop apd Vicar tion at Bullecourt. The funeral The soldiers fought side by side the British Cummonwealth of na- future liesh settlement. "We do Pdrple. Collins' face beamed, and he was took place in the Rome, March 25.-News of the tions or outside?" 1 interrupted, and net intend to have Lloyd _George put on Monday.-R.I.P. without raising the question of here- F. 24, Nativity of St. John ' the Apostolic of North Carolina the thinking cf General Macready. "Poor age at 16, 1968, August Cathedral, death of Cardinal Gibbons caused a latle red spot sin the -dity or 'parentage, and now that alai* of one. fellow," he said; "he is a prisoner Collins, quick as a -flash, answered: White. of thirty-four yeast.. Baptist. the most profound grief to the Va- "No, 1 mean an Irish Republic." they arc home they are dragged into S. 25, St. William, co -.ter ci lieland, and .:a'l it p o: White. up there at headquarters. When Youngest of 767 Bishops of the tican, coining as a particular shock sectarian squabbles. Atiyone who Having described the precautions England. as he dries GI-rate:es. We world who took part in the Ecume- to Pope Benedict, who had just writ- taken by the Irish Volunteers in want a united Ireland. We have you see him give him my sympa. thus drags the soldiers down is dothy." nical Council of the Vatican in 1869. ten a letter of congratulation to the bringing him to the meeting place, Peter's Pence Collection. ing a bad clav's work for Australia The Sinn Feiners, I find, have Departure for the Eastern States. Installed Bishop of Richmond by Cardinal, having heard he had recov- Mr. Ackerman proceeds: and Australia's manhood." His Grace wishes to remind the The Perth Operatic Society are great respect for General Macready. Against the materialistic temper clergy that the annual collection for Archbishop Bayley, of Baltimore, ered his health. When we met we beamed with and they invariably ask personal tendering a farewell concert at the 20, 1872. October "Both the Church and America smiles, like the Irishwoman of the times, when the world is mov- Peter's Pence will be taken up on who Melrose Theatre on Saturday, 25th. Conquestions about himThey the think Preached the sermon at have lost one of the greatest men," helped to arrange the interview, who ed by the most conflicting emotions the 1st. Sunday of July and follow he is a human kind, and tries to be June, to Mr. Jack Dwyer, who goes there is an urgent need devolving ing Sundays, He exhorts them it secration of the Baltimore Cathe- exclaimed the Pontiff, on being in remarked when 1 said that the Irish East shortly to enter the profesfair, and they place little blame for formed of the sad event. "The name upon the peop.es of every land to have the collection announced in dral, May 25, 1876. smiles UNIVERSITY CHANCELLOR. smile, "Ah, Ireland the British policy in Ireland upon sion. We would ask our readers to Appointed Archbishop of Balti- of Cardinal Gibbons will go down in always utilise in the, greatest measure the all the churches before hand. The behind her tears." mark the date on their calendars, received him. If Macready could determine and 10, 1877, October history." Our latest Irish and English me ethics of Christianity -a order to re- proceeds are to ix sent to the Rev. more, "You look heavier than when I take part in farewelling one His Holiness knelt after thusvoic- saw changes (of May 7th.), nuelse the the British policy in Ireland the pro- and store the world to normal conditions J. T. McMahon, M.A., the Palace,- as Sacred Pallium, February 10, 1878, last," 1 said, greeting Colyou who has always been foremost with XIII. Leo Pope blem would be settled but I doubt by toltome Called ing his grief, and remained a long announcement that the of peace. It is criminal that soon as possible. whose youthful face-he is only important whether Collins believes it, because his services in all charitable and with other American Archbishops to time at the prie-dieu in the deepest lins, cliques, political jugglers, and a 32-was still radiating cheer, "for a National University .); Ireland has he is the last man to think of stire social functions in this Stalp. America, in of Church needs discuss prayer. officially declared the candidature brood of venomous parasites should We have received a cheque for "Jack" has never to our knowle...1 of President De Valera for its Chan- render or compromise. As the news spread throughout man who is on the run." be suffered to create dissension in , £2 2s. from Father J. McCormack. in autumn of 188.3. been appealed to in vain where his named been had Looked that he HOpeful. Notified the Vatican, expressions of the sincellorship, which was filled by Archthe community by flogging the rec. Busselton, representing collection versatile talent has been asked, and cerest condolence were uttered on tartan mule into blood -curdling taken on Good Friday last for the to the Sacred College of Cardinals He replied: "I am getting too fat. bishop Walsh up to his death. The on the ::deice of the best profes 10, February Leo XIII., Pope by all sides. Monsignor Cerretti, the There are other and very Holy Places. du not move about now as muen Presiaent is a graduate of the Uni. sounds. We ::ave forwarded sionals who have visited the State Papal Under-Secretary of State, was as I used to.' Impressed by Collins varsity in the faculties of Arts and serious problems rising up like the amount on to Father McMahon, 1886. Admiral Sims is a sensationalist. recently, and who had an opportun-. Formerly invested with the robes especially affected by the loss. He confidence in himself and in his or- Science. dark vapours to attract cur ener- the Palace. of possession of his ity of seeing him in "Dorothy,' "Ma evidence Recent 1886, in June 30, of the Cardinalate, recalled his long-time intercourse ganisation, I observed that he looked Those ignorant Sinn Feiners! gies and patriotism into the service that quality has hit both England Mie Rosette," and "A Country Girl." the Baltimore Cathedral, with the Cardinal, remarking feeling- nopetue" -"My own personal view of Australia. Australia needs the Oil Friday next, the lath. inst.;the to were allowed he is We now going East to try his *kelp of and America. ring the hat and red Received ly that posterity would be certain is that we are in a better position always said that Ulster would be gico-operation of every robust and Very Hey. B. Fagan, Heetr of St. Briglearn the result of his verbal fire- Therefore, we would ask you to roll unprejudiced intellect to help her id's, West Perth, will celebrate the the Cardinalate at a public consis- to retain the memory of the dead than when I saw you last August," ven every guarantee." effects up in their vast numbers on the ocestaion and in in London silver XIII. works jubilee of his by Leo ordination to the held Pope tory .1 asked whether he thought any prelate both for his achievements as he said. -You remember how hopemaintain the high ideals of her na- priesthood. The genial P.P. known St. Patrick's Day, 1887, could be served if de Valera upon the United States before we of the above complimentary con. an ecclesiastic and his worth as an ful 1 was then. 1 am ten esionhood. and a curb should be put throughout the whole State, is and his Rome, tithes purpose say. cert. he did against of what sermon the gist famous got Delivers met Sir James Craig, the man who is upon the bawlers, braggarts, and wide circle of friends will, we are sure, American citizen. more hopeful now." to him their cordial greetings Cahenslyism in the Milwaukee Cadestined to be Ulster's Prime Minis That was well stage-managed no bigots whose particular glory is to extend "Why are you so hopeful?" NEO LANDO. doubt. ter ? stand before the footlights and en and best wishes on the neeasion. Ad, thedral, August 20, 1891. EUCHRE PARTY AND DAME. PRESIDENT HARDING PAYS "Because 1 know the strength of of his Celebrates silver jubilee We sincerely trust that in the inel am sure President de Valera joy the applause of their narrow. Mr. W. O'shiannessy, president of St. TRIBUTE TO LATE CARDINAL. our forces, and I know the position HALL. adjoining Hotel, Kiagdom at Cathedral, Octo"United" Episcopate the of the terests will meet any minded dupes. Vincent de Paul's Society, Cathedral Irishman." But ColMONDAY, JUNE 20, at IP p.m. Washington, March 25.-News of is infinitely stronger throughout the lies doubted whether anything by the La. Karoota on ber 18, 1893. For the honour of Australian man- Branch, leaves could and the Empire the British Governhe terror the British Splendid Prizes. Good Music. for victoria, on a health First American Cardinal to vote in the death of Cardinal Gibbons was world ment will not be so thick-skinned as hood and womenhocd, we hope Saturday trip, and intends spending a few the election of a Pope, July, 1903, received in Washington wanted to instil in this country has be accomplished so long as Ulster not to take Sims' recall by Ameri- Tickets, including tax and Refreshwith Univerwar to be played off against the ments, 1/3. these mischievous, eissension-breed- months with relatives there. We lee' Officials from Presi- completely broken down, . . . The South of Ireland by the British Ca- can Naval Secretary Denby as a re- . T. I. Fitzpatrick mid W B. Breton. ing creatures-avill get their merited sure his many friends wish his, a plea- when Cardinal Sarto, of Venice, be- sal sadness. Hon. Secretaries, sant voyage, and trust he will benefit came Pops Pius X. dent Harding down expressed sor- people of this country are with us, buff of outstanding possibilities, and desserts by being compelled by the by the change, returning improved in Preaches at the International Eu- row at the death of the Primate of and they do not give a damn what binet. Will Surprise "Ulster." a left-handed compliment to Brie authorities to keep within DEATHS. the health to continue his good work him charistic the English do." verbal -such Congress in London, 1908. the American countenancing Heirarchy, tain for and paid the parish. bounds of their o.vn peculiar comMay 7th. at Govern"So you are still opposed to com- Collins added that Sinn Fein would exploits from a man whose position, Glf.EGORT.-on . . President Taft of the United Stat- tribute to him. The President, in a ment Hospital, Kalgoorlie, John, bepounds. J n Queensland during the surprise Ulster by the number of one should think. necessarily curbs news of the sudden death of es, ex-President Theodore loved husband of Mary Gregory, Lads' Roose- message to the Right Rev. Owen B. promise?" sittings of the Presbyterian Synod, Mi TheP. sad Lawler, a highly Loch respected velt, and other distinguighed states- Corrigan, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of seats Sinn Fein carried Road, Cooitrardie, in the new any extraeagance in language. Of the Sante Opinion Still. a certain Rev. le. Pol, anxious for member of the Bakers' Union, was reParliament of the North. honour him at a celebration Baltimore, said: Sims is Canadian -bone and Adpress notice, endeavoured to make ceived from Leonora, where he was men, IN MEMORIAM. "When I saw you before I said 1 remarked that 1 had heard that his trade. The late Mr. held in the Fifth regiment Armory "In common with all our people, that miral of the American Navy, and is the usual sectarian and loyal "stunt" following the same your charity, pray ion effort which would Lawler was a brother of the late Bro- in honour of the golden jubilee Sinn Fein would elect 18 of the 52 supposed to have given expression MeSIULLAN.-Of of I mourn the death of Cardinal Gibthe soul of Catherine McMullan. of the Oranee brand. He cons thel Lawler, of Glendalough. reeling his priesthood and the silver jubi- bons. His long and get us Dominion Home Rule woeut members, and he was surprised that' to the opinion that he would just mother of ilium meetuitau, wearnotable ser- get us a Republic, 1 am still of that . need with the usual cock-and- refeiences were made regarding the lee of his Cardinalate, June 6, 1911. I had thyei heard that. Railway Hotel. Perth, who died deceased member at tile half-yearly vice to the country and to the opinion, and as soon fight the British as the Gertull story, in which there is neither meeting at Lurgan, co. Armagh. Ireland, on we have never had so of the Operative Bakers' Union We ere going to campaign in Ul- man. Religious celebration of his golden makes us all his debtors. He If we are not far wrong Jimmie 15111., it or wisdom. In Melbourne reat the meeting 1017.-ILLP. held on the lath. inst. jubilee took place at the Cathedral, Church was ever ready to lend his encour- many peace moves as we have had ster, not against Sir James Craig, such a statement is on record. o Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy ently, he understood that a toast Mottos limos. but against Partition," said Collins. October 13, 1911. on her soul. agement to any movement for the since last autumn. . . The man who would let hie counhich had been given at a function --Inserted by her loving son, Milo. From his purse First illness, Collins St. "%Ve know Ulster Patrick's Church, took a cannot live withtypebetterment of his fellowmen. He was try down-well, apart front his anti as "Three and two are five." What Havre de Grace, Md., during Con- the very finest type of citizen and written memorandum, which he out South Ireland. We know the Irish mouthings--and they are suf- MiN ul Ian. Brisbane papers please as meant by the "three," he was firmation service, November 7, 1920. churchman, handed to me, in which he traced Irish people do not want Ireland di- ficient to rouse tumult in America was that in three years :N.-1u loving memory or our Taken ill at St. Joseph's College, It was my good fortune know the British policy toward Ireland vided, and we stand upon that men no avonder his London speech creat- CONDO ueensland would be dear mother, Attestants Condon. who ruled by Emmitsburg, December 11, 1920, and him personally, and I held to him in term 1919, the year in which, he said, ciple," ed a furore in the United States! passed away suddenly at her resioman Catholic power. He reafterwards removed to the home of the highest esteem and veneration. the "British Government in Ireland I said I thought if Sir James Craig dence, 2e. Francis -street, on June 7, inded the Synod that Queensland BAD GRAMMAR AND MISMiss Mary 0. Shriver, at 19/0.-11.1.P. Union His death is a distinct loss to the was repudiated, when the people set and de Valera met progress towards cent's, had a 'Ionian Catholic GovSweet Sacred heart of Jesus, have SPELT-ma. Mills. country, but it brings to fuller ap- up their own government, and when p. see between Ulster and the South Self Determination for Ireland mercy cOi her 50111. rnor, and the Government of toDies at the Cardinal's residence, preciation a great and admirable the Dail Eireann was would be made. appointed. because the two sec-Inserted by her devoted children. Giving ignorance Away. y did its best to make it a perMarch 24, 1921. Mary and Willie, and husband, IL con Then the British Government deter- tions of Ireland could agree on fiscal life." league 'anent office. "Five" meant that In one of the bogus Irish Butte don. mined to get rid of the autonomy. newly -elected . five years' time Australia would MONSTER PUBLIC MEETING new Irish Government, and attemptissued by Greenwood and con- CARDINAL SHOWED MARVEL Craig a Sensible Man. HAGAN-In loving remembrance of our DYING HE RENEWED ALLEruled by Roman Catholic power. tins, at dear mother. Anne 0. Hagan, who ed to break the people's allegiance to doped by the Government, is in a LOTS FRUITS THAT CHURCH GIANCE TO POPE NInn -ter of Finance Collins, who ut Pod's podded podding was cast single died on Cum 19, html'?. THE MELROSE THEATRE CAN PRODUCE. page an exhibition of bad of the Irish Republic. Immaculate Heart of Mary, your pon barren soil. The old heads grammar replied: "I am His Holiness Benedict XV. has As Archbishop Bonzano, the Aposon and "pidgin" Englishprayer.- for her extol. quite f the Synod shook with disgust; sure. because Sir James Craig sent to the National Catholic Wel- tolic Delegate bent over the Car- brought great sorrow to the Holy Sacred Heart or Jesus, have mercy JUNE 26 AFTERNOON, SUNDAY is sensible .6 "three and five" Orange mush e.g.:heart. man." Father's Ihe on her soul. Sovereign a fare Council Pondinal to Press say goodbye Bureau as Wash to him on the "The ability of the Republic by her loving daughter I handed Collins a statement too much for their stomachs. . ington, through Cardinal Gas arri occasion of the apostolic Delegate's tiff at the time of the Cardinal's illof Irishmen, friends of Ireland, lov- and-Morrie(' sic itlikes." son-in-law, May and Laurence Tay trasted with the narrow and executewho ness at Christmas asked to be kept certain terms of an Irish settlement, ers of freedom, don't fall to add Mr. Papal Secretary visit of State, on Tuesday of Holy Week, a beautiful His and. view of the Rev. Pod it is whiter 1 in with had understood touch his condition, and on were being your strength to \Vestralia's protest -tribute to the late Cardinal Gibbons, Eminence said: handling e. . . by the in 1,11:11Tnril.-1)f your charity, easing to read the generous and pray On hearing the sad news of Cars "Please give to the Pope Inv Ines - Christmas and the other days he re- eimsidered, and which included the against the treatment beim: meted for the 'mil el kale Naughton. wnn hristian sentiments of. Rev. Dr. English public opinion." the Cardinal in his three intuits referred to in a despatch out to Ireland* (final Gibbous' death, the Holy Fa- wage of allegiance. Tell him I an] membered ,held on May 194 I. -HIP. [ Han I 't ameron. Moderator of the Presbyof March 16, namely, fiscal autonomy thee Prom tient speakers announced Min 1110 s,arrul 11.11.1 or J",ms mare expressed Masses. the following glad that it is not he who sent,g ist ,..,3, OH 111.1' separate judiciary and separate later. rian Assembly, which met in Mel- easy as burning a town I-Ed. RI enents," the message said instead of me. He is needed is 1,m ried by Kathli.en and CeiclY ourne recently. J. P. DOHENY, He spoke these watch Out for Jack Dwyer's Farem.m""" "The death of our dearest bro. Church." Jeffery. katideeit and Pees-, memeaus Watch Out for Jack Dwyer's Farewell police, and asked his opinion. While cellent words: "Should not all be promised Entertainment. to give ether; the it in Cardinal State Secretary. writing Bishop The illness of His Eminence his (nieees), had and Sirs al, moieties. sister. of BaItie s-- intKatiteolLe .

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us. ly allow others to differ from the Now behold "members of all representaand churches III SYDNEY. ZIAD OPTICS associations" have tives of OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF drawn up an "Australian Creed," 2, 192k June us Melbourne, ask of course, they would (By Rev. Gerald J. Griffin.) Whether Dr. Mannix is in Austra- which, They ridicule our dogto accept. to the visits of the new Britain); Landon (2). Down through the long span of attributed thew to the Prlecipai Cities and Tewo of Australia and Rabaul presence lia or out of it, his name continues religion: but they set up of whose mas Gabriel, this away Archangel in passed those centuries that have to be invoked aloud by without series of political doga bear themselves not could loyalty. in trade who since the time of the Apostles, we he said he community "Australian Peat.et.,z,=c he the As at Here is Bank talkers get real- mas. find the Churcii '4 God alwaye per- trances and convulsions. S olomon, and Otn:r Creed," as drafted by the Rev. T. E. how to read nor write, Some of the loudest "t11":1117::hon'int"OuVgag: secuted and always victorious mei- knew neither the Koran with the as- ly excited, so exicted that they fail Ruth, and adopted by the above to 61,000. III up Deposits 31% Interest on Sianetimes her he compiled advice, "Stop, mentioned Protestants and loyalher adversaries. Rabbin and a to obey the sensible .3% Interest or, Amounts over 1E1,000 up to 61,1100, enemies attack her from without, sistance of a Jewish and Listen": nor 'lo they ever ists:- Sir DENISON MILLER. K.O.M.G., spending record. His reply to ques- sometimes her enemies are her own Nestorian Monk. His doetrinee met Look, KELL. TIPPERARYJAMES that of luxury the themselves Governer the Commonwealth of "I. t believe iii tions was that he regarded that part children, and she is attacked from with much opposition at Mecca. his allow Deputy Governor is known as Australia, Sovereign that of state of mind Federation a Kennedy. as B. John book." by closed the pretended a as so that (Written of his life They states into a sovereign Nero% under within. At some periods of her ex. native place: Hie. from "calm, cool, and collected." depart to Emob'iged and published in "Current British was the of lietri prophet Sovereign the their sentiistence. infidels and barbarians rush the the danger which despise logic, they allow the mere pire. tory" during the progress of small Struck by Lightning. upon Christian countries with a fury that city, seeing ments to be satisfied by great war "for the liberty of "1 1 LelleYr le its free, equal, and in and a hatred which hell alone could threatened his life. This event hauand they expend denier thunderstorm violent a vastness of Empire, During pot Priera, our of vatic ronstitutirm peotiding 622 year ? i" OBTAIN PRICES FROM naions ( pened in the tection for lir-, liberty, end labour, April last, a belt of lightning struck inspire, and threaten to wipe out when fel years their vigor almost solely in denunciaabout was Mahomet he from of hunat and adaptable to the reeds of adapted the very name of Christianity; tions of people who differ the obelisk which for several Who is it stande-at the full call great the Mahommedans which the for and people, of age: fact a growing dred years has stood in the piazzi other times anti rhristian legislators it the "Hegira," or flight. It is them. It is an unfortunate door? men of our rare laboured eseeedinglY frame laws and carry them into exthat these people represent powerful and Anzacs laid down their lives. Mary O'Fay. Mother O'Fay. wait- in front of St. Peter's. The great the great event of their religion, and interests, all bedamin ever an' destined can are slightly wheel no nation IRIBIA00, for only ecution watching was she is monolith the what "3. I believe in Australlite fealty in with An' is celebrated every year loyaVy to the aged at the base. The harm done is probability to sep and destroy the most unbounded' magnificence and come great in which such people the British Throne,In initsitsability ing for? The TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE to work become British Flag, and may a country lead. Such reparable, and there is no superratural and the spiritual life. solemnity. easily from WITH salOch, none but her soul can say. When expelled its own industrtal and political WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION way that a out stability of the fam- the life of grace. Then, again, false Mecca, Mahomet vation without the Interrerence of alien retired to another powerful. in the same long menace to the TRADE. can never agitators. BUILDING but it THE and heretical doctrines are promulbully is powerful, There's a list in the Post Office ous monument. where "Medina." an' black. gated and spread broadcast upon Arabian city called that comes of hu"I. T believe it to be my duty to love with great honour. get the strength the world. Bad, immoral, or infidel he was receivedthe sensual appetites mility. There is no hope for Aus- my country; to obey it, laws: to labour With tidings bad, and woeful sad; Snubbed. lee encoeraged to keep its Constitution inviolate. Its in language, every either printed are this greatness Cherbourg, hooks of attain to tralia The names of the boys whoT. never Mayor and The Socialist faith free, fte Imperial loyalty aflame, way and pleasures of his adherents: come back, in kind or degree so long as it is Its national patriotism a burning France, had issued an order pro-' and, unfortunately, find their thus himself beset the example of de- represented by an irresponsible talk- and and wishes to inform them passion; to defend It at all costs against An' one is her darling lad, hibiting all public manifestations into many households; In thanking her friends for past favours, as well as of ambition and bauchery. Its enemies; and to see that Australia by he is even poisoned intellect by him. the human er like Mr. Hughes, thought authorised specially and the public in general, that she has assemnut Haying. she courage. plays a worthy part in the contribution but and desperate doctrines; Nee showed her the list; erroneous self-appointed apand false the to the preferable is and to Llie civlllsaprocessions Empire the British of Religious chiefly composed Trsarstsfearreael cannot read, peo- lion or the world." many immortal souls are cor- bled a little army, escaped local watch -dogs of the Empire, tasirasoss to. told pearance of the clergy at Catholic many, lost for of thieves, murderers, and unSo we told her true; yes, we funerals were included in this or- rupted, led astray,of ruined, and plun- ple who have cheapened loyalty Beyond pointing out the illogicalattacked first he slaves, licenher true: the hardly bad, (Opp. on account them ap- ever, has become to STREET Cherbourg it of til a poliHAY found clergy would that those who of The ity der. almerchants of caravans they'd with which.; dered political tical creed and consider it someHer old eyes stared till a TEL, A11216 pealed to the Council of State at- tious. impute 'literature, the present were travelling through Arabia for anything more than SECOND DOOR FROM PIER -ST. most bled, Press is reeking at catch-cry. ALL CATHOLIC thing worth binding oneself to, I tacking the decision of the Mayor., the FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY. AND God is the purpose of trade. He enriched of Church find the to An' she swore that none of us and clay. But reassuring however, is, who acannulled It State with people 1921 has arrived. of for thus no quarrel "Ordo" Council have the and REQUIREMENTS, knew. always pretesting against and his soldiers with the loot, that the "super -loyalists'' are carry- cept the above. I merely prefer to it, declaring that municipal autho- there error, imMoralo.e. and made eimself popular among them. condemning community. the in weight Title rethe ing of to n.attcrs Father forbid to front my dogmas for right confine no now had Mecca. rities She's waiting took the city of the infidelity under whatever ferrr they He com- They are for the most part laughed ligion, and nut fetter my intellect in carrying of the Viaticum or O'Toole. VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. present themselves; and her divine which he had been previously and the Age, in its Empire Day ally dezree in speculative political Till he goes her way at the noon of appearance of the clergy in vest- Founder has declared that "the pelled to flee, and spread destruction at, all leading article. gave them a deservforcing matters. wide, ments at funerals. and far day. havoc and prevail the not gates of hell shall snub by saying, "Probably While on the point of Australian She's simperin' white-the poor old and every one to embrace his relied ' JAMES KEATING. eneagainst her." or else most insidious and dangerousfound fool. Institute). patriotism, I should like to quote The Tyrol and German Union. During the first three centuries of gion, and pay him tribute, are to be Empire the 340 HAY-STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' of mies his prieet'l) the Before what sword. dealing knows For she Dress Suits Our and Irish Suitings. Bands, banners, and the German her existence, she was constantly perish by thetook place in 632. he among those who exalt it with the some words from a pastoral Scotch of Line Special of Help Lady, Our which of Feast the death, with no artiviolently persecute.]: and similar Specialty. colors were conspicuous everywhere generous abandon." A "Y. Christians. promulgated by Bishop had already subjugated nearly the most in the Tyrolese capital of Innsbruck, fice was left untried to stamp out whole commonsense attitude is adopted Carroll, of Maitland. Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. In my opinWho is it sprawls upon the sod of Arabia. Sun (a Saturday the 130,000 voters handed in and cast to oblivion the very name Midnight the of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. by Stock contheir Varied and that Large extended as practical At the break o' day? It's Mickey when as His successors There have been which condemns the ion, it is quite their voting papers on the question of Christianity. O'Fay: efforts of far and wide, through Pales- evening paper), Council for its bye- evolved by the combined and union with Germany. The par- ten general persecutions in all, and questsSyria, City Melbourne towards Minor the Asia and parsons His eyes glare up to the wails of of ties responsible for the union props. the first was started by the Emperor tine,north; and Egypt and all along law prohibiting all sectional street the Protestant BECHARITE God. bodies: RAILWAY in Nero in the year 67 of the Christian the "if twenty St. Pat- loyalist are not very fastidious of Africa towards processions. And half of his head is blown gandamethods-observes "Love for Australia is something the Vienna Era. It is said that this cruel mon- the north coast minds their of the Mos- rick's Day processions." it writes, blue skies, The her away. in west. than pride the more part of a considerable set fire to asster streets Catholic daily, Reichpost-and Coffee with the doctrine "marched down twenty spacious plains, sums of money of Rome and then threw the blame lems were imbued and they were Melbourne. what appreciable differ- encircling seas and What is he doing in that strange tonishingly large MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, PPOpvietPlell. predestination, it means love for our fellow -citizens are right opposite the have been spent and are still being en the Christians, whom he -aused of place, ence would it make to the loyalty of Australia, a desire to help them, were they that most suitable for Visitors to Perth.and They Th. believe to made Moderate Prices. be tied to stakes covered with Best attention Station. Railway Australia?" Perth to Torn and shred, and murdered spent to promote the widening of to of either in conscieiire sacrifice our own to bound readiness and a strictly on fire. then set these stakes tar and National the between the breach dead? or to die. The el ahomme. Self-Determination League. personal comfort for the welfare of and the while he drove song in a chariot conquer He's singin' the psalms of the fight- Government at Vienna or Satacens, as they were callTrue loyalty to one's country con- the nation. There has been, according by the light of these burned torches. dans, Tyrol. ing race after and neither are Palestine, into which marched ed, feelings "Love for Australia includes a legiof Paul marPe;er and suffered sists As his soul soars wide o'erhead. to this same journal, a systematic Saints extending over fanatical nor hysterical, and I think timate pride in her flag, which is a opinion tyrdom during this first persecution. a stubborn resistance public R. misdirection of way taken. it is by its avoidanee of this type of symbol of noble achievement. AusJerusalem months several he before bishops priests At some periods and foemen He killed three which, combined with an acute terCaliph himself came in person self-expression that the Self.leeter- tralia's flag tells a story of a grand fell rorism, will no doubt result in a were more sought after for martyr- The of At from Arabia to take possession mination League is one of the sanest ideal, realised in our own day by in dom than ordinary lay re"ple. (Och, the toll he'd take and the great majority being returned Holy City; and contrary to all organisations in the country. The the wisdom and self-sacrifice of AusBARRACK skulls he'd break!) favour of union with Germany. This, other times all were indiscriminately the mild condi- League makes no violept claims on tralia's sons; it tells of the building granted he expectations, escaped slaughtered when soul and a tortured like And he shrieked it is observed, will prevent there be- found out to be Christians. The tions to the inhabitants. This hapdiscordant of up from a group of any section of people, here behalf from Hell ing any means of knowing what the It five world. in May, 637-scarcely States of a nation, united, strong or in any other part of, the As he died for the Sassenach's free and impartial opinion of the blood of martyrs was poured out in pened after the death of Mahomet, simply recall; the aims supported by and free. sake, is on the matter. torrents; it is estimated that at the yearsso-called prophet. Tyrolese really war, and urges tt.e the "Love for Australia implies reduring three hun. least during these very Allies the the to The South Tyrol, according Mrs. S. E. McCAR I NV, Towards the west the Moslems their being carried out. Since Eng- spect and reverence fer her ConstituWho shall we blame for the awful Peace Treaty, has been incorporated dred years of persecution eleven or way and extended their land, according to evidence collect- tion and her laws, which have been their fought thingbeings millions of human twelve propabut a )Italian territory,' along the mirth coast of ed from many of its leading citizens, made by Australia's representatives For the blood that flows and the into on shed their blood for the name of conquests They ganda movement has been set crossed over into of self-deter- for the welfare of the Commonheartwrung throes? denying the exercise the Christ. All hell seemed to put firth Africa. is to unite foot, whose aim de- wealth. King? or they gained a very firm is where Love for Australia will Statesman Spain, Czar; or its strongest efforts to employ its Kaiser to Ireland, the League union one in Tyrol South and North I Knows After some time, they mination why. Failing a sat- make us rejoice in the splendid heroin order to de- footing. most deadly weapons Och. leave it to Him Who know to mands with Germany. it supports the re- ism of her sons who fought so bravestroy the work of Christ. The peg even penetrated across the Pyrenees el four isfactory answer, an world whose maxims were so into France. with an army of the sistance to tyranny being made by ly and died so readily for Australia The Jesuits. under men. denounces and for liberty." thousand and and hundred DirecBelgium." to those of Chriet Jesuit of much epposed people, the of "Elisabeth the Irish The first issue command of Abderame, a renowned what is done in the name of Engtory and Year Book, which will con Queen Elizabeth of Belgium took His followers tried by every means general. intq the advanced I cannot They of me life impede spread the to weaken and the regardFor citiIRISH her place as a simple Belgian tain exhaustive information and land. an But were these very heart of France, _burning to of Christianity. by what process of logic such ing the work of the Jesuits in Eng- zen, and waited in the queue On the everything as they wept see FORESTERS devastating disloyal. at all successful? Cerefforts United appear termed to is is colonies, comher attitude land and her Vote at the Belgisies cast seemas it Monarchy French The regard along. to A SOCIETY FOR IRLSHMEN, history tells us And contrary, I prefer soon, and it is promised that it will munal elections. Owing to the war tainly not. aims at No Initiation Yes. it be on the verge of ruin, but, to ed since 313. Our Lord in the year of that hitherto loyal, Cheapest information been held much contain these elections have not at essentially France possessed up charges of injustice unpublished and unobteinable out- for eight years, and in the election Constantine appeared before Rome fortunately, moment the greatest general cf clearingare brought against England that Branches: Hugh O'Nesill, Perth, meets head at the of his legions. MaxenIn society. the of woarchives the place the which side which has just taken Thursdays, in the Trades Hall to Christendom in the person of Duke and the Empire, and at bringing alternate 14), Beaufort -street, Perth. Great Britain the Jesuits have care men of Belgium have voted for the tuis, the pagan emperor, went oui;was This hero, who Charles Mattel. English-speak- (Room Brian Boru Branch, Fremantle, every of 190,000 parishioners.. They main first time. In the great cities it is meet him; and a great battleis now had been engaged in subduing some about harmony in all Tuesday, Friendly Societies alternate whicji at the place fought tain nine large colleges in EngLend, expected that the Liberals will lose Secretary's 64 Adelaide -street; German tribes, on hearing ing countries. in Western Hall, I am glad to find that Address, W. Keating, 23 Burt -street, but known as the Milrian Bridge. The restless of which Stonyhurst and Beaumont numbers of their stipporters, and Saracens the good of progress the of making is Parnell, and crushing a complete was Cartes Stuart they result Fremantle. League are the most netable. 'In these both the Catholic and the Socialist victory for Constantine-the army the great danger which threatenea Australia the are Court address, Secretary's Boulder; In Victoria there progress. educate more than 3.000 boys Mem- parties expect thumping majorities Hotel, Boulder; meats alternate Fridays. north the from marched existence, his country, in great with was routed of Maxentuis 20 ninety branches John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. now bers of the order edit more than owing to the women's votes. Al the slaughter, and thouthirty of body from choice a Maxentuis himself with O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland Juncrepresent centres magazines and journals in England polling booth in Brussels a simple He came up with and they all cross sand warriors. information relating to the tion. and more than 100 in the English- carriage drove up and from it alight. was drowned whilst trying to Rome Money to Lend on application to the the enemy somewhere between the which be dnistributed. Society's Solicitors, Messrs, J. and R. the Tiber. Constantine entered will Ireland of in case speaking world. place her who took woman ed a Maxwell, Barrack-street, Perth, or the in triumph at the head of his vic- cities of Poitiers and Tours. Seven week a convention of delegates This the the queue. After some little time torious army. for serrethary, care J. J. Snlgg, General preparing spent were sitting, is days Paganism was deThe Long -long Trailfrom all parts of Victoria Barrack -street. it was noticed that it was the Queen. feated and lay prostrate in the dust. great beetle which was to follow, its deliberations it Before Illinois became a State and and immediately a movement was Christ had conquered. For the first and on the eighth day the French and as a result ofthere will be a rapid that PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG the made to let her Majesty have first while the andians trayersed the barbarians- With is expected in MEN'S SOCIETY. Mrs. place in the line. "Not at all," said time in history the image of our briskly charged blows of their sabres advance both in organising and prairie trails unmolested, 604 HAY -STREET, PERTH. Saviour was publicly exposed to the the tremendous Mary Potter went with her father the Queen. "You were here before gaze of a wondering and bewildered and battle-axes they litteral!y hew- propaganda. (Under the Patronage of ills Grace Archbishop Clime). from New York State to a farm near me, ladies, and you go in before I world; and the poor, down -trodden ed down the invaders. Tlie battle Catholic Activities. Room, Lounge, Library, Card that Billiard during the present town of Dwight, Illinois. do." The women voters begged the Christians emerged from the cata- lasted for several hours, GERALD V. P. McOARTRY, Room, Cricket Club, Harriers'Club, The remark of Tertullian Telephone, a Armada's24th she celebrated Queen to go in first, but she refused. Dramatic the seed and is Musical, On February mowed were Debating, Mussulmans th martyrs of which Proprietor. After day. blood of into the light "the as Society, little Toin her 107th. birthday anniversary by and, taking her proper turn, gave in combs daughter. applies long night of peisecution, ex- down with terrific of the Church" ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. doing her own house work and tell- her identification paper to the vot- their the close of the day Abder- well as in great things. It is quite A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOLIC hunwards nigh three well over tending "hoe ing official, who announced her as the YOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. ing how she used to bake were free at last. ame himself fell amorse the dead. clear that. if human causes for of Full particulars on application toThe offi- dred years, they cake" of cornmeal ground in pioneer "Elizabeth of Belgium." When night came on these fierce dispersion throughout the wcrld J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. Pot cials rose to salute the Queen, who What a frenzy of joy and gratitude chief Seven of Mrs. so sought, water mills. before time a short being Beale Australian Pianos are frogs their in- Saracens, up gone have must Christianity from died and .1!.#er's eight children have was handed her ballot paper, proud of their past successes, now place must be given to the example of their the day this, on hearts most of St. Vincent de Paul tor. Society and darkness the infirmities of old age. Albert quickly recorded her vote. Another delivery. the trial of under themselves THOMSON'S FOR VALUE. How they must have lift- availed of steadfastness hunWestern Australia (Incorp). Potter, 76 years old, her son, from interesting 'feature of the elections ed up their hearts in thanksgiving to to retrace their steps precipately to- ture exhibited by the early profesPi ler to the war, we had sold from has Pianos at prices ranging satisof fact polling the Giver of all good gifts! before the dreds Never Peru, Indiana, took part in the ob- was the presence at the And Pyrenees. wards the Now of the Faith. dealers, not sors purpose Other the for tb0. exists to £40 in Society anniverThis a the birthday history servance of charged booths of a number of nuns, many they could look the world in the had the Christians gained such continued to be shown in fied with a moderate profit, assisting worthy families and others, put it about ' of them from enclosed orders, who face, and publicly and fearlessly pro- wonderful victory: and historians all ages. At present the opposition of sary. much higher prices, andinstruments. including inmates of public institutions, engages that ours were Inferior had never before been seen in pub- claim that Jesus crucified is the tell us that the nurber of Saracens against the Church stops short of in indigent circumstances,it and governed is works. good other A CHALLENGE. "A Fool and His Money." lic, and who for the first time in Christ, the Son of God, the Saviour slain in the battle amounted to the shedding of blood, but there is in (top floor) by a council, orrice in No. 55 As proof of our fair dealing then and has branches back "After having thrown away more their lives have been called upon to of the world. It is said that Con- three hundred thousand, whereas no doubt of the keen apposition Royal Arcade, Perth, and now, WE ARE willing to buy PLUS many parishes conferences in cash selling price full than a half million dollars in one exercise their privileges as Belgian stantine absolutely forbade the cross the French losses scarcely reached manifested towards everything per- or our at the State. pianos It was on taining to the Church and to all its throughout and TEN PER CENT., any or these year of mad spending," says the citizens. to be ever again used fifteen hundred men. acquired The calls on lit funds are many, or crucifixion order, good that are in the to supplementing its reWe would expect then with a view Society Pathfinder, "John W. Steele, the faas a manner of execution for crim. this day that Charles which means members. AT THE PRICES THEY CHARGED, invites persons and sources, the dealers its mous 'Coal Oil Johnny' passed the As in the Famine Days. would any of the otheranpiano find the Church growing moredeny inals, and the cross began to receive surname of "Martel," when making their wills to rememberfavoffer? a hammer on to like can because, likely to make such fine in hammer, made be no may be that so and Bequests rest of his life in poverty. He rehonour; work. hardy, special Dublin child- it high and more five thousand With any or Council, PIANOS the crushed Particular and BEALE broke the he occasion resent of Neb., our this Catholics cently died at Fort Creek, is so. with on one meal, consist- what previously had been an object of the Society. This that it they Compare more than favourably as ren subsisting power of the Saracens. are constantly offered, Couference where he had been employed guaranteed insults cocoa and a scanty of contempt and derision now be- the the best imported, and are station, ing of a cup of significant that the came the principal object of venera- battle was fought in A.D. 732. and it but the fact remains that energy in truckman and later as OP SOCIETY 25 years. AT'SHE FRANCO-BRITfor IRELAND it is a day, YOUNG ration BEALE in LONDON, The Pathfinder relates the ISH EXHIBITION, agent. AUSTRALIA. The victorious Constantine is called the battle of Poitiers. tion. Church matters has not slackened and or- UnderWESTERN Pianos SECURED the HIGHEST AWARD, Johnny's" claims of the Sacred HeartsaveHome, Oil (To be Continued.) the Patronage of His Orace the story of "Coal the last. Churches, schools, Irish presented one of the imperial palbeating all competitors. mainArchbishop. and fol- established in 1886 to. as built the to being propensities Basilica are spending Lateran phanages PIANO the aces, BEALE Laniguao, A the children from prosleytism, have just Objects: The Study or And a AT £110 at enormous cost. lows: "Steele was a farmer of been restated by Father Hannon, Supreme Pontiff, to be converted Music, History, Literature, and Dane importSACRED HEART LADIES' COL- tained is given by of Ireland, and the revival of the wins also He generosity Church. a better instrument than the is Western Pennsylvania, where he had S.J their Christian of a into proof The many agencies for prose, LEGE, The heavy duty and on an Irish -Ireland. ed one at Lite. inherited a tine farm. Oil was dis- lytising adults have nothing to show built other churches in and around to the the fact that another collection of of The Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY extra freight have to beweadded children the PATRICK'S on reducST. church starving at have a p.m., the 8 at covered on it, and he becaose sud- but a record of failure. notably of and addition, behalf EVENING in Rome: and. latter, TUCKFIELD:STREET, Those Caall out SCHOOL, WELLINOTON-ST. and He became poor aled the cost of selling by cutting denly rich. Vatican Hill over the grave of the Europe has been taken up in£2,000 BOYS' EAST FREMANTLE. the Ladles of the words Man. in who, Subscriptions: tholics Commission Monthly and the Canvasser most as suddenly, for lie started in song, "pawn their souls for penny Apostle St. Peter, and another over Conducted by the Religious of churches: last year nearly Oentlemen, Is. 6d.; Juveniles, PLAYER PIANOS. BEALE a and Secretary. fund. Hon. spending.' the this of to DOHENY, outside P. records J. all Paul, to break was contributed Notre Dame Des Missions. regular supplies rowls," are very rare, indeed. But the grave of St. Moreover, he alin We are now getting P. CLIFFORD, Asst, Secretary. He enjoyed witnessing the pleasures instruments, which subscripticn list recently opened BOARDERS and DAY of these magnificent ahead among the children of the walls of Rome. of anything of others on receiving money unex- activity lowed and encouraged the building we claim are far the columns of the Tribune brought SCHOLARS. promising more a has offered poor Another imported. a few weeks. pectedly. Much was whimsically field, for there is a certain type of of churches in every part of the cf CO., LIMITED. Pupils are prepared for Utile ersity in £350of in THOMSON, spirit A. the sucJ. to great religious went also This much truly but Empire. the spent, proof 'Irish Protestant who favours prose- Roman Musical Examinations. PERTH AND FREMANTLE. poor and needy. After hearing a lytism of the children of the poor, cess and this wonderful victory were and the Catholics of Australia, is given For further particulars apply to BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, black-faced comedian sing a song in though the practice is by no means gained by the help of Mary. by the support accorded to the Chi 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, PRIORESS. MOTHER REV. a theatre in Pittsburgh, Steele stepBut many other trials and tribulanese Mission appeal, in connection MELBOURNE. approved of by the average ProtesTel. B199. exped out of his box and handed him tant, "Proselytising societies," says tions and persecutions still awaited with which the Rev. Dr. efaguire Social Ethical Aspects of thePriests." The next great a 1,000 dollar bill, with the request Father Hannon, "are still active in the people of Godpressed his gratitude by saying. "Some Question: suisgeseons for that Price NORTH PERTH MOTOR supported has W. McDonald, D.D. that he sing it over again. In New the back lanes and slums of Dub- enemy of Christianity was Mahomet. generosity Rev. By "Their N.W. and Goldfields Visitors specialof that free. GARAGE, born a even Renovated Throughout. was post 10/6 famous impostor York he decided that 'he wanted of the Americans-and 'ear: Contemplalin, playing on the weakness of hu- This Owner's Personal Supervision s. ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. "The EcclesiasticalSeasons Under Mecca, for. at 570, Ireland." year Catered the of ly fine horse and rig, and he at once man Feasts." about people and the tions on Its Telephones, A1937 and A4598. nature in the guise of charity Price The first part of bought the outfit from a stranger to in efforts By Rev. J. RIckaby, S.J. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. Patriotism. M. CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND NIGHT. Australan to sell the town of Arabia. people induce to 17 / - post free. HOTELS, PERTH./ Cream cars for Weddings. whom he paid an enormous price. faith of their little ones." Bayonets, his life was spent in obscure employBy (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK The reason for the sacrifices made "EMciency in the Spiritual9/6Life." post free. After driving around the city for a bullets, tanks, bloodhounds, Cadets, ments; but at the age of about 40 Sr. N. Cecilia. Price by Catholics and for their sincerity By Sermons." of Notes few days he carried his purchase Black and Tans, and now Britain's he assumed the quality of a prophet, and their "Sermons BENDON Price can be directly attributed to Rev. H. J. Dudley Ryder. back to the seller and made him a snuffling "Gospellers"-what next! and he openly declared that he was the SHOE STORES, unwavering belief in the truth of this 9/- peat free. In Philadelphia he If Hamar Greenwood could get the commissioned by God to restore to present of it. By Rev. M. Indeed, did esthetic Student." 8/9 IF YOU WANT TO BUY A HOUSE 180 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE. "The teaching. AbChurch's of few religion free. a it for the post and ran purity pristine bought a hotel Hickey, 0.1). Price 'Phone B425. Devil out of Hell to captain the lot, its belief not exist, their actions would Soul and Its Relation with Human "The raham, Moses, and Jesus Christ. His days, after which ne presented it to the show would be complete. of Members Other Spirits." By Rev. A. Venter, be incomprehensible. monstrous He liked to throw money religious system is a a friend. O.S.A. Price 9/6 post free. G. E. DINES other churches are marked off from f All the compound of Judaism, Christianity. the Central Man IF YOU WANT TO SELL A HOUSE to people in the street in order to TUNIS, chiefly on the ground of "Dante, M. and ORGAN PIANO Catholics fancies. Oil own 'Coal his World." By .1. T. Slattery, Ph.D. and heresies, scramble. REAL ESTATE, old watch the of the OR ANY °limit Leederville. dogmas the Carr-st., to 24B OM; HAY-STREHL objection Butcher, their Price 13/i. post free. he tired of taking his got By Johnny' Women." the Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb al- Being subject to fits of epilepsy, Married down for SEND ME PARTICULARS. "Conferences Church: they whittle post 12/6, elec. wealth from the ground by the slow ways on hand. Corned Beef and Small Kuehnel. R. Rev, All Meat kept in "Credo" used by every devout Caa Speciality. free. IVIRYTNING IN WITATR WORK. method of oil production, so he Goods of Doctrinal inCool Storage on Premises. Tel. A3297. tholic. They carry human sceptic. "A Parochial Course sold out, farm and oil interests all are centerstructions Prepared and Arranged they when them with isni Rev. C. J. Callan and Rev. J. A. at once. It was in the late sixties by Revelation. Divine of ing the paths PALACE HOTEL Insurance Company, Limited. McHugh, 0.P." Price, 21/ when he found his fortune gone, and With and in our opinion they act falsely "cardinal merciers own Story:Cardinal W.A. St- George's Terrace. Perth, it was then he started West and bePreparatory Letter by SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. We, on the other when they die so. The PALACE is ,Ititated In Ft most Oibbons," Price 30/-. gan to work. Whatever the satis- charming and Banks to the articles position, close in belief GLASS, PLATE our show Archihand, Its GUARANTEE, and ACCIDENT, Cathedral MARINE, and FIRE, "Westminster (Opposite Town Hall.) faction received from his reputation Commercial Houses, and Theatres, Two tect." By W. de L'Hopltal. of our Faith, but in worldly affairs patronised by the principal as a spender, it is evident that Is largelyand Price and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST 160 illustrations. vets. opinions as nothing Graziers in the State. our on look we Partners with Manager. content Steele was not entirely E MIDWOOD, 54/4/s. MODERATE TARIFF. CURRENT RATES more than opinions, and we toleranthe his career, for in his later life .I. T. GUMMY, Proprietor. Telephone A1458. steadfastly refused to talk about his

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"QUITE THE CONTRARY" ----WHAT A PROPHECY! Archbishop

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For the Glory of England's Name ! FATHER OF TEN CHILDREN HANGED.

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Says the Editor of the Liverpool ed. They would then be nabbed by Another Irishman made the sup- Catholic Herald: the military. reme sacrifice in Mountjoy Jail on The following story is here set The Spies. Monday morning, April 25th. down as it came from the lips of the Speaking of the spies and secret Thomas. Traynor, the father of author. Evidently it is a genuine ,svernment agents. I know for a ten children, most of them little experience of one who went through fact that hundreds of 01 gallons ones, and some mere babes, walked it. We do not, and of course, can- whisky out to them monthsent were to the scaffold unfalteringly, and not, certify as to all the facts given 'ibis they were to use ill public with head erect. and the assertions made. But we ly. houses and elsewhere. Whenever Sentenced by court-martial in con- have investigated many of them, and the victim was not watching, it was are satisfied the characas to genuine nection with the Brunswick street ter of the statements. We have seen put in his drink with the hope' that ENTERTAINED Al: PARIS. In the Paris edition of the Ch. right and justice against force and ambush, he willingly offered his life certain telegrams referred to which information would be forthcoming. in the cause of lrcland, and went I am aware that men who were beeverywhere. sago Tribune, of Saturday. April 10. and here wrong En route fur Australia, Archbishop to his death reconciled to his God, bear out the story. to have knowledge of the a message frcm New York reported Mannix was entertained to dinner That the Private Secretary of the lieved "Your answer will be heard round and with a prayer on his lips, dying, whereabouts a statement from Cardinal Dough- by a number of Irishmen in Paris. and doings of the leathe as he hail lived, a devout Catholic. Prime Minister, Philip Kerr (a ders of the Republican During the last few week, imme- right amongst the constituent mem- the world. It will confirm peoerty, to the effect that Archbishop Forces were of the Catholic, by the way), who has now representativss South- liem favouring mutual guarantees elected With the last few minutes of life arrested, and if they refused to yield .Mannix, whilst in Rome, had advoof his visit to the Vati- diately preceding the recent Speaking the De against aggression, and the settle- ple in their right!'ul place as left to him he made a few requests: resigned, should be closely in touch the information they were flogged in cated a settlement between Ireland can, the Archbishop told a represen- ern Ireland elections, President and spokesmen with these events what proves we the authoritative to only **Give niy watch and chain to that Mountjoy. and England on terms lower than, tative of 'L'Oeuvre that he had re- Valera issued a proclamation elec- ment of international disputes on the basis of right and justice instead negotiators for the nation. It will one amongst my boys, and keep this have said all along that the Irish pothose asked for by the Irish Re- ceived a most sympathetic welcome Irish people on the forthcoming When Dublin Castle was suspicious de- of a man having performed some give the lie to our nation's traduc- prayer -book to give'to my wife." licy of murder and arson and Archbishop Marini.: re- for the cause of Ireland. He said tions, in the course or which be said: of force. publicans. Irishmen that Struction is the personal care of the act, but evidence was lacking, they mankind tell and ers, The hands were tied. and while ha "Dad Lin.arin has given its sane turned to London from Rome on the Pope at first asked him to be "It stands for Ireland undiv:dea -Avower. with red blood in submitted calmly to this ordeal, he Prime Minister. their men to watch him. A reSaturday= es: ' g, and a prominent his intermediary in condemning the tion to the Parliamentary elections and a unit with regard to other na- and We not yet regard as kissed repeatedly the relic of the Without this approval it could not set volver would be slipped iitto his poeIrish leader in London has taken an acts of his compatriots: but he re- now pending in order that you may tions and States, but in home af- their veinsthedobrave men who fight have been carried out. criminals ket, and straightway he was seized. opportunity of interviewing Dr. Man - fused. "I showed our holy Father" have an opportunity of proving once fairs for such devolution of adminis- against tyranny, and who offer up True Cross that was held to his lips, General Tudor, another Welshman. He was and up from his heart he uttered: nix in reference to the statement at- (added the Archbishop. "that there more your loyalty to the proiciple of tration and authority ai would make then sentenced to five years their lives that the suffering of 750 Must Precious Blood, 0 is the specially select'd instrument imprisonment, or else shot, "while tributed to Cardinal Dougherty. The was something fine and heroic in the Irish independence. for the satisfacton and c Intentrnent years in been endured of Lloyd George. may not have Lord. Thou hast redeemed the attempting following is the gist of the inter- war undertaken by the Sinn Feiners cf to escape." choice of your all sections of the people, and "By overwhelming The inauguration of the "hellish world." view: sgainst Great Britain. and he finally Republican candidates iu the Gen- would not be inconsistent with effi- vain. War of Brains. policy" described by Mr. Asquith is of or intriguing knavery no "Let The last moments, the policy toof 1918, you made and last seconds the eral Election economy British ciency "Is there any truth in the state- agreed that the wo:s of the Premier The Castle authorities the enemy divide you. Wisdom and creep on. Prayers to Jesus, Mary, thereforeiiseli ment, attributed to Cardinal Doug- wards us.ssas shocking lchoq sent)." known your will in a manner there Issue for Electors. times very seriously puzzled by honour go hand in hand. The issue and Joseph, suggested by tae accom- himself was no mistaking. herty. Archbishop of Philadelphia, Here is the story:will astounding way which the In The Craven Propaganda. England and r "The issue on which the electors between Ireland panying chaplains; ejaculations of and reproduced in several papers, "Sinn Fein in these elections apgence Department of Dail Eireann The Agent's Story to pronounce, then, is clear. You never be settled till it is settled on holy resignation and invocation of that you have been, while in Rome, The Archbishop wrote the follow- peals to the electors to confirm this are got its advancinformation. are We An ex -army ofof right. vote for Sinn Fein candidates the basis the Sacred Heart for himself end his I left my occupation on the out- ficer who had been advocating a much more moderate ing statement for the Exeelsior:- authority, and to strengthen its who proffered the cast your votes for nothing less ing steadily to that final settlement. loved ones keep paco with time. The : real the war, and served all settlement of the Trish difficulty "The Archbishop of Melbourne re- hands against the enemy from with- will for the legitimacy of the Re- The blossoms are .not the fruit but voice rang loud in prayer under the through it, having fortunately oniy rank of D.1., wrote one night declinthan that proposed by the Republi- ceived a ctndtal welcome from the out, who would deprive this nation than not scaffold, and in the fraction of a one wound. When hostilities ceased ing the position. The letter arrived the fruit-do of ptecursors public, for against England Ireland the cans in Ireland?" Holy Father The Pope spoke at for freedom against slavery, for pluck them." second the voice became sgent for was demobilised, and again took safely in Dublin on the following "My attention has been called to lenght en Ireland,' and the sc.snThe chaplains at once anoint- to my work. For reasons which I morning. That same night he rePresident De Valera's proclamation is direct, forceful, and straight. even that statement. Needless to say dalous events now taking place Dad Eireann ed him, and the prayers were said need not state, my name came be- ceived a letter from He warmiy desires a just It is manly and dignified. There is one striking passage in it which be there is not a particle of foundation there. hint uponehis action! fore the authorities, and I was sent complimenting seems extremely significant when put in juxtaposition with some ut- for the departed soul. for it- I am confident that Cardinal and durable peace. The Afchbishop This caused alarm among the authoImpressive scenes were ivitnessed for by telegram to meet Mr. Philip rities, and many inquiries were terances by the Ulster leader, Sir James Craig, made at the same time. Dougherty did not make the state- refused to discuss the possibility of made. outside the jail in the early morning, Kerr, the Prime Minister's Secrea condemnation by the Vatican- of We repeat both statements:ment attributed to him." It will be recalled that two waglarge crowds, including the widow tary. the efforts made by Irishmen to con at Kingsbridge station which A Pure Invention, Sir James Craig. President De Valera. I arrived at 10 Downing -street one gons and other relatives, fervently pray. quer their liberty and the freedom were burned were supposed to con"Do you suggest, therefore, that of their country. IIe declared that "There is no partition under this ing for spiritual comfort, and when morning and saw Mr. Kerr. He told tain old military clothing. Howthis startling statement, which has 'rumours on this subject persistently Some people wools! imagine the fatal hour of S had struck, for me that I was a day late, and that ever, Sinn Fein intelligence Act. "The policy of Sion Fein . . disccits widely in the between already been published circulated by the press. were only that they had built a wall the repose of the soul of tl.e brave Sir Nevil Macready, who wanted to erect the true contents-bundles of stands for Ireland undivided and :- themselves and the South. . . He 'man. American and European papers, as one of the manifestations of the resee me. had left for Ireland. Ken important Castle documents. well as in England, is a pure inven gular English propaganda.' with the approval of his As' a prison warder was about to discussed the political situation in unit with regard to other Nations proposed, Offered Position as New York tion " colleagues, to go into that Council affix to the jail gates the notice of Ireland, and said that they (the GoSome Mistake!. Times' Correspondent. and States, but in home affairs for himself. and if Mr. Pe Valera and the execution, it waa turn from his vernment), from reports received, "Yes, a pure invention. Of course, Prior to going to Ireland I behis party were supreme in the Par- hand 'by the indignant people as- were of the opinion that the modeI cannot say definitely who was the In reference to the above matter, it and West, such devolution as would make for rate side of Sinn Fein was gaining lieved what I read in the English liament in the Synth inventor. 'But it is most likely to the Rome correspondent of the sembled outside. ground, and that the general elec- papers to be the true state of whirs was for him then to kead his quota be another example of clumsy Eng- Times, interviewed Mgr. Cerretti, Holy pictures and crucifixes were tion of 1918 did not really the satisfaction and ronterftment of of .the Council of Southern Ireland These propa- Vatican Under -Secretary of State. that there. Having learned the facts. ish propaganda. to the jail gate and walls, the majority of the peopleshow to meet his (Sir James Crat'sf affixed were in and recognising that the "Irish Reandists stop at nothing that they Mgr. Cerretti, he says, was convincthe people, and would not be !ncon- and and the Rosary wag recited by the to and himself favour I colleagues of Northern Sinn Fein, as only a small bels" were rebels against a foreign !sink will serve their purpose. ed that there had been a mistake, of people on ]ended knees percentage of the voters voted, sistent with efficiency and econ- discuss all matters which were con- throngs and oppressor, I resigned my. position. ad a remarkable example of their first because it is itnpossible that in the adjacent open roadways. of Irethe benefit to be for residered more I then went to London, where I agRome to this effect. ethods while I was in the Archbishop of Melbourne should omy." land as a whole." God rest the soul of Thomas, Trayain saw Mr. Philip Kerr. He wishes ently. A well-known member of have repeated a conversation which Harassing Macready. nor. No braver me to take up a position as propamat who happen ever stood behe British Parliament. he had had in private audience of Proceeding to England I saw Sir gandist neath the scaffold. Faith like to on the New York Times. Me d to occupy an official position. the Pope, and second because the his could scarce be more manifest. Nevil Macready at the Royal Hos- work would have consisted in prehigh gave him some importance is, Pope himself had consistently avoidWith him in his terrible ordeal there pital, Kilmainham. When I visited paring "special reports" on happen' omen circles, made the most out- ed any reference to Ireland which was no sign of weakness. rather was his office I found that he had some ings in Ireland. This I refused. ageous mis-statements regarding might possibly add difficulties to the Brave patriots; dead hsroes; at God's white throne you stand, there a, note of pride, that with writing of mine before him. He asky interview with the Holy Father. Situation there. Agent Provocateur. Ye gallant martyrs by your death wrought blessings on our land; those other Irishmen who had suffered me if this represented my real hen people of standing abuse their. The I was then asked to go to LiverPope the Vatican, he With pride and glory for our race, you stood as fighters tree, ed death on the Mountjoy scaffold views on Ireland, to which the reply fficial position in order to carry on said, pool and get in touch with the young made a definite distinction beAnd we unite in praise tc God, to Ireland, and to you. before him, his death, with theirs, was "Yea." : ritish propaganda, in the most un"Do you think that the Govern- Irishmen in the city. Judging from the British forces in Ireland was for Ireland's Freedom. leis, quarters, we cannot be sur- tween Like fearless happy schoolboys, like flowers fresh in bloom, and the British Government White of the right to rule itself, and against ment are justified in going to any what I was told, my work would rised at Press gossip." Such is the incomparable Irish length to restore order?" many acts committed by troops and So full of life and innocence, "au faced the awful doom: queried have consisted in urging on these or pusillanimous withspirit. "Can you say what is the attitude Black -and -Tans were undoubetly the traitorous take You gave your young lives pure and free for love of Raison dhu, Macready "Yes, within bounds," I men to desperate deeds, and that advantage of the in who would f the Vatican on the Irish question acts of injustice, it was considered That spirit now you -when the blow was to 'cc struck they still and for burns for God, for Ireland, said. here of a foreign army of t present?" probable that the Government had presence In the course of further conversa- would all have been arrested. occupation to surrender the rights A last farewell until we meet on heaven's tranquil shore, tion Macready. hoped that by a "For obvious reasons I cannot en - done no more than give instructions for which? their nation has sufferer The Liverpool Press. Where hearts unite, no hates divide, all meet to part no more; But this for order to be kept, and that the so much, or to deny or evade an -"continued system of harassing" he r upon that question. We'll journey still life's dreary path and bear the burden through, From my knowledge of the ways could wear down the spirit of the uch I can say, that any English individuals who had to carry out obedience which in conscience it is of Then give Irish our pure lives Ireland, to you. -'G.E. and Governinen 1 think the facts up to God, to of these hopes instructions his "Irish bases rebels." had behaved with their duty to render. .litician who connection with the Liverpool He hinted at a new pajicv of the in ushing the Irish nation by the a cruelty that would be disavowed fires are as follow: 1 think it probby to the doomed is Government. The Policy. which Government, would be marelp of the Vatican that the receipt which one of tial law official reprisals. This able isappointment. Ireland will not Fein remains the of Sinn Liverpool policy "The SPIRIT men had given to OF LINCOLN. the Pope was that June.wand ck the sympathy man named Mulcahy, in Dublin, ac-a unchanged. It stands for the right DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. tends to Poland or Belgium." The Intelligence Chief. knowledging of the people of this nation to deter£500 fell into the hands People's Faith that Right Makes of "Dominion Home Rule." From Kilmainham 1 was sent to of the Crown. They, therefore, mine freely for themselves how they Might. MISS MERCIA SCOTT, Park Gate, where I saw Colonel once put their Liverpool agent at shall be governed, and for the "Might I ask if the Vatican would in President de Valera sent the fol- Stewart, the head of the Intelligence touch with this man, when he was Teacher of Latest Ballroom and right of every citizen to an equal your the Dominion Home Rule Fancy Dancing, lowing cable to the Chairman of the Department voice in the determination: it stands in Ireland. Stewart lured on to the deed. On his arrest, e fur Ireland?" Has Resumed Tuition. National Convention of the Ameri- asked me to take up journalistic du- incidentally, a receipt which he had for civil and religious equality, and "I repeat that I cannot speak on can Association for the Recognition ties in Dublin Castle and Park Gate. given for money for Ireland for the hill proportional representawas matter of that kind. But all the Private Lessons by Appointment. of the Irish Republic, which met in I was to be paid £9 (45 dollars) per suddenly discovered. This tion of A and all possible safeguarding drastic vigourous protest and swear allegiance to the Government would . Id knows that the Vatican policy Private Address, "Abbotsford," Chicago on April 18th. last minorities." against atrocities committed by Bri- of the invading forces. week, and my work would consist of only be in keeping with the methods such matters is one of neutrality. 118 Aberdeen -street, Perth. "Sincerest greetings to you all. sub -editing the reports sent in from employed by the Irish (Oritislit Go"In world politics it stands for an tish forces on the Irish .people was "9. Irish citizens are forced under e can say, therefore, with confidTel. A4787. offered in the United States' Senate extreme torture to give information Democratic, open, honest, direct- the various districts, and which hid venuiaent. association of nations based upon ce, that the Vatican would not by Senator Norris on April to be embodied in. the general re16 last. their forces. about armed your organisation will not fail. self-determination and equality of kc sides against the declared will Impressions. In addition, it is declared that Miseand were sent to the Cabinet "10. Family rights and honour, the the Irish people. It belongs to "The instinct for fair -play alone ports, Ireland is being ruled by a gang of ries heartily favours the demand of them of and property alone lives persons private e Irish people and to will not let Americans side with a and to any other Ministers concern- military officers, syn.) care not what the Irish to a Government of their are violated by arson, pillage, and grasping Empire, ed. I took up duties at once. And, declare Ireland's policy. against a people happens. Stewart and Macready own choice. the way, if the coming elections assassination. Husbands and sons fighting solely for liberty and Work of Government. daily are the two principal men. The protest is in the form of a are killed in the presence of their French Ireland will have no other good I was now in a position to get an is only a nonentity, and Greenwood joint resolution which requires act- wives and mothers, innocent women offering up their lives in testimony. 'ect. they will give the Irish pees "Here in Ireland it is that the insight into the way in which Ireland believes all he hears- He knows he is ion by the Senate and House, ant and children are snot down in cola an opportunity of re -affirming approval by the President- If ad- blood by soldiers driving through moral issues proclaimed during the is governed. The country is divided being cajoled and tricked, but is c national will." late war are being fought out in into many districts, each of which afraid to find it out. I am of the opted, it would have the same force the streets in motor lorries. 'Do you anticipate that the elechas its Army,dntelligence Officer. Ev- opinion that as long as the military and effect as a law. The preamble, .s will show any change in the "11. Penalties are laid upon towns earnest and truth. ery report that is sent in first passes caste holds sway, so long will Iredetailing Ireland's Faith. 14 classifications of atroci(icy, or in the aims of the Irish and villages as the results of acts of through the offices of whatever dis- land be looted and wrecked, ann ties perpetrated, with the resolution, individuals, for which they cannot .ple? "The formal act of recognition of trict it belongs to, after which it is Irishmen slaughtered. follows:These men 'Quite the Contrary." 15s Down be held legally responsible; homes our Republic by your country will passed on 95s think they will crush Ireland. to the general office, "Whereas, the armed forces of are broken into in the dead of night, mean more for the rights 'Would you make any comment and the it is dealt with for submission where Mr. Diamond, the editor, adds the Great Britain in to Ireland the have viothe inhabitants terrorised, the liberties of peoplgs, than your cru- Cabinet. These reports are a remarkable interview given to lated the laws of warfare as set houses looted and burned- and An Exceptionally Fine always following:sade on the Continent. American paper by a distinguish set in code, and have to be decipherIn one room in the Castle there forth in The Hague Convention of the year 1920 more than 48,000During Tropical weight English homes English prelate, in which he "You, of ed. all nations, Sometimes are powerful it is necessary to are, it seems, about twenty photo1907, to which the Government Rainproof GABARDINE. of were thus terrorised. ms to favour Dominion Home enough graphs as use hot of one of the Irish Republiwell as noble irons; enough, other made the not of United times a material States they is a hardly signatory take po"12. Factories, creameries, hayle for Ireland?" can leaders in various form of a racing tip. wer. in the following particulars: distinguishable from the disguises ricks and other food of domestic ani- to be intimidated. Sympathy and theThere were then over 450 Govern- which, it is assumed, he may adopt famous Burberry; in dark "1. Prisoners of war are not treat- mals owned by non-combatants were aid not leading to recognition are "Valve Uncertain Way." ment spies at work in Ireland, a ma- from time to time. The Black and ed as prisoners of the British Go- burned and destroyed, leaving thou- vain. fawn colouring, thoroughNo, I have nothing to say on that Tans and others are constantly ly waterproof, and cut vernment, but as prisoners of the sands of people without means of tter, or indeed on Dominion "The Republic of Ireland is here jority of whom are paid £1 per day shown these photographs to enable with a full, generous skirt. individuals or corps that capture gaining a livelihood, and thus bring- and it can be destroyed only in the expenses. me Rule. Two things are certhem to identify-Mr. Michael Colthem. about the so-called Dominion destruction Prepared for the of our people. ing on much starvation and sufferPress. lins. For "2. walking, riding, or Such prisoners are subject to ing. me Rule scheme: First, that it When a civilian is shot a report "As for us. we are (as has been Great stress was laid upon the fact motoring, the ideal thing. cruel and inhuman treatment. never been offered on England's "13. A policy of reprisals has been is sent Regular, £61151. Cut Price "3. Prisoners are assassinated with - instituted by which villages are laid said) simply acting in the spirit of mentionto the Castle. Some of these that the men wanted for spying and -, and secondly, that it has never that witnesses saw armed propaganda work should be Irishmen Lincoln. We have faith that right °tit excuse, or under the pretext that waste and homes are destroyed con. 95/. n declared acceptable on Iremakes might, and in faith we uniformed men perform the murder. and Catholics if possible. they are attempting to escape. d's side. People who have no trary to the law of nation and of dare to do our duty that as we under- In that case the clerks. such as myWe observe "4. The property of prisoners when Irish Cathoer to give effect to their words Somebody is losing mois humanity. self, are instructed to issue a report lies cannot be that stand it." got as propagandists, confiscated. this lot-your about Dominion Home Rule ney on "14. The property of religious, eduto the Press, in which they are to English Catholics will chance. "3. Prisoners, as well as non-com- cational and civil institutions is devague, uncertain way, but usual"EAMONN DE VALERA.". serve, as Sir state that some days ago military Philip Gibbs is now 'propagandialr batant civilians, are compelled by stroyed: and ith such limitations as to make or police (whichever the case may in America. military force to perform excessive lear that, in reality, they have no "Whereas. many thousands of loyGreat Britain, which the be) uniforms were stolen in the dislabour. of offering or supporting any al citizens of the United States are States and is zealously desirous of fos- trict, and that the deed was the act 6. Irish nationals are forced g that could be called Dominion to related by blood to the victims of Congress Sinn Feiners. They are also intering and perpetuating: now there- of take part in the operations e Rule atrocities in Ireland: and structed to add that a full military Tailors and Mercers, be it against their own people. of war these s way to peace is not by vague "Whereas, the situation is making fore. inquiry will be held, but which they "Resolved, by the "7. Senate and the Hay -et. Hostages are carried about Dominion Home Rule, the it exceedingly difficult to maintain House of Representatives of the Uni- know never will be. ELICITING THE TRUTH. British forces when engagedbyin war Where the Good Hats Are. unimpaired and unembarrassed the ted States in Congress assembled, At the conclusion of the Criminal operations. A Castle Ruse. ) By the immediate withdrawal long-standing goodwill and common injury applications at Ennis Quar"0. Irish Nationals are forced to understanding between the United that the Irish people are entitled to I was told to get into conversation ter Sessions he invading army a Government of their own choice. with on Friday, April 29th. 2) by the acknowledgement of any Sinn Feiners I happeqed Judge Bodkin and that he to meet. I was to complain of my was sending a announced .d's right to complete self-dereport to the Lord "That Congress views`with horror work and say that I had only E2 Lieutenant concerning .ation, and and indignation certain the viocontinued week, and that I was working that he had heard before the cases 3) by negotiations between the (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia). lation of the dictates of humanity per milifor the Government because II could tary issued esentatives of the two nations Its Watchwords am RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. the order prohibiting the and the laws of war by the armed not help it. I was gradtiplly to get ing on a footing of equality, hearing of applications in wh ich alIt is essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Seect.eiy Appeals to Catholics (males and. females),. demanding. their. forces of Great Britain in Ireland, with the desire to find a soluSinn Feiners into my confidence. legations wore made against the Branches will be established in any Locality on receipt by the DISTRICT SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. and most solemnly protests to the any SECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS sanctioned by the PRIEST of the DISTRICT, the I was to inform them of difficulties, which can never such a Crown Forces. world against the continuation names and ages or intending members being fully set out in the requisition. of house was to be raided that ercome without psutual trust at a certain He proceeded to read his iteport, 550 BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand: 50,600 members and E300.883 in Funds. Finansuch acts of uncivilised warfare." time. and in order to make the which contained particulars goodwill." cial help and Medical Assistance hi eases of Sickness Guaranteed. of many you returning immediately to thing look real, military would pro- cases in which, it was allegemi, NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT VENDERS. MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. ralia?" ceed to the house on a raiding ex- injuries were clone by members the LOANS ADVANCED IN LAGOS OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLD PROPERTY. MISS T. I. O'CONNOR. A.T.C.L. of to L. O'FARRELL, cursion o. I expect to sail about the District Hiberian at Secretary, the -street, lull Particulars on APplleation Hall. Murray Perth, appointed hourIt the Forces. He concurred with the 45 Cleaver -street, West Perth. was hoped that in this way pro- statement of Lord Justice O'Connor, , of next month." Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Pipe ALL MODERN REQUIREMENTS. HIBERNIAN HALL. OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. Organ, and Harmony. Terms on minent men of Sinn Fein might ea that to compel the ratepayers to you going to Ireland mean Monday to Friday. Minimum RATES. appiteation. miss o'connor is preSaturday. entually be lured to some meeting pay compensation for such criminal 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. . t2 0 0 pared to take pupils for the Pipe 5 0 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. . 52 place under the pretence that va- injuries would be a "travesty of jusFa afraid the answer to that 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . 29 7 6 Organ. Tel. A2946. 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . 22 15 0 .n does not depend on me." luable information was to be impart. tice."

Coalition Liars Loose

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Sinn Fein Policy President De Valera Defines

A Statesmanlike Utterance

To Many Who Die Now for Ireland

President De Valera's Message to U.S. Convention

Recognition of Ireland

And Condemnation

Atrocities

Vigorously Urged in Senate

A Drop in

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Judge Bodkin Again

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THE W. A. RECORD, SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1921

FREMANTLE. ribcc on Wednesday, May .52th, in connection with the Requiem for the (From Our correspondent). repose of the soul of the late Rev. progood report stalls Andrew's St. various P.1'. The Heaney, M. Fr. Though you were to -morrow to THE CHINA HALL in connection with their enterChurch was crowded. 'I he Sisters give us the best tenures on earth- gress tainment for the Sisters' Bazaar. The of St, Joseph and the school chil- though you were to equalise Pres- refreshment stall committee are holding Fre238 Murray Street, Perth. the Fr. and to in 236 dramatic, entertainment dren, who were much attached Catholic, or Episcopalian amantle Tout, Hall on Monday, the 27th.I and byterian. Heaney, occupied the gallery near FANCY GOODS, E.P. you ware to give us the Inst., when -though EARTHENWARE, GLASS, a full house is requested. CHINA, and far with parishioners came from sure patrons will be rewarded WARE, Etc. representation in your Sen- tun interpreted. well programme a good to pay their last tribute to Fr. Hea- amplest you were to restore our This stall has a select dance on the GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET op- ney, who had striven so earnestly ate-thoughdisencumber us of your I'M. July, of which more anon. those pendicitis, and was successitilly McSETS, and FRUIT SETS. a sucnot only helped and heartened on their behalf for fifteen years. absentees, The children or Mary held QUEENSLAND. every one of our erated upon by Sir Alexander redress and claim debt, first the the. deceased in had the dance and who party where tondos, parishioners and Sir Scott-Skirving. Other parishes WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. in ad- cessful the Trades Hall un Tuosday evening. during his fiscal wrongs --and though, also made life brighter Cormack Thousands assembled in Nudgee but stationed been him, on ariest had' improving. is niglit's condition plundered to all this, you 7th. MM., when a very enjoyable TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. College Grounds to take cart in the for numbers of people who had wor- His thirty years' ministry in Victoria dition was availed of by a goodly the world to lay amusement Corpus shipped at another altar. Seldom celebraton of the Feast ofinclement His Lord- the treasures of and Proceeds were being devoted One of the subjects for a "ser- were also represented. exhausted the ecowd. gold at our feet, 01 Mary Stall at the the fhneral of a (the Children at the to been Christi. despite the very of Sandhurst there last Bishop has the ship in an Anglican Church the resources of your genius to do us forthcoming bazaarthe Thomas wheeian weather whirl, prevailed. From all priest greater sadness, for Father mon" predicted. week, which was starred by the Right Rev. Dr. McCarthy). As worship and honour, still we tell you (East directions streams of people flowed Fitzgerald's death had one especial Fremantle) Branch of the selfof on Monday, under Very Rev. J. Barry, Administrator Telegraph and coun- HP-termination Daily unmost the was it not and was It for Ireland League to St. Josepb:s, feature. of Melbourne, the in the names of liberty Life," mournful Archdiocese and the of "Religion name heading to the the in you, Australia scored a distinct success on fortunate that the procession hadrain unexpectedness of his oassing. for was entitled a "Crisis in National- Very Rev. Dean Martin. P.P.. V.F., try-we tell RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. the 10th. lust., when thoughtful evening. Friday hearts, enthusiastic the ill of to been owing had be abandaned the deceased missioner Initial social offering was attendThe Telegraph (says the and the Very Rev. Dean Coyne, ism." and fearless spirits-we tell their results one graining most the ed by which was continous during the day. in St. Vincent's Hospital for many Catholic Press, which at times se- V.G.. Administrator of the diocese of souls, by the past, the present, could wish for. Mr. Owen Fitzgerald and it was known that he dulously cultivates the reprobation Sale, and over fifty of the clergy you, Nevertheless, the great gathering CHAS. E. GOSHEN, Manager, absence of DANIEL MUD ADV. Proprietor. future, we would spurn your presided In the unavoidable faith in weeks, The Very Rev. and the gave evidence of its great Between A could not recover. The' most mel- of introducing politics into the pul- were present. President (Mr. M. C. Regan). if the condition were that Ire- the gifts, long a after triEucharist. that was fact diversified and hishly appreciated must the Blessed ancholy in this Father J. Barry paid an eloquent that, out point We to fails pit, province. a remain should elm programme was contributed to by from Austmlia in his native three and four thousand people joinbute to the memory of the deceased land Lynch, CVRe- absence Father Fitzgerald had only country at all events, Nationalism tell you, and all whom it may con- Misses kitty Joyce, Nellie ed in the Commemoration of the His Ireland. McCusker, Messrs. Percy Swain, J. is no religion, nor does it contain priest R cern-come what may-bribery or sie 1-.1 8E6 Kenny. and Joe McCusker. Mr. Mat. deemer's Act of Love forfor the ieturned to be buried among us. He life. In England, of course, the Anor war-we PFoley policy, justice. deceit, for the of music prepared supplied renewal the a passed altar to TI,e O'Mara forward looked Roderick Church. had Councillor glican Church is officially a NationIreland. dances. of The nttendatire was a surHEALY'S on the Anstrali:al mission alist Church. and we suppose that its away on May 22 at the Melrose tell you, in the name Benediction of the Most Holy Sacwork his were who tile committee, even to prise the with the brightest hopes: his old parhart that Ireland shall be g Nation.-a confident of sum ss for some time. The rament was against the wall of and importation into Australia does Hotel, North Melbourne- He Thomas Davis. [And Davis was hall was nicely decorated with the Sinn school, overlooking the oval, ishibiters had welcomed him again to not put its ministers under been one of the repress ntatives of Protestant .-Ed . R.) Feln colours, and a live Irish almost Melthe in Ward was as beautiful as roses, palms, our shores last year with extraordi- the the the Hopetoun which 'there prevailed. Rem'. Father Neville obligation her of but a work ferns, lights, and the enthusiasm. He landed and Messrs. R. E. Walshand Owen Catholic bourne City Council since November. of expect jingoes the nary the objects of the of his old self for the pneu- priests, to forget their native land. 1919. Deceased was in hit 71st. year, Nelson have been closed down. A Fitzgerald spoke on on man hands could make it. In shadow all to organise was it in him monic influenza had anack..1 dull grey of a wet afternoon, is between and was a native of Ncnagh, Tip- great number of Catholic families de- their host of friends to show their there difference a What But both he and his my goat breaking into your gar- perary, Ireland-141.P. have an artistic picture which appealed Ireland. will practical sympathy with Ireland by on the works pendent sense the that spiritual friends had felt confident to the aesthetic and den and your goat breaking into their breadwinners thrown out of has teem favoured with of the thousands of reverent observ- Australian climate would restore his my garden! Extraordinary enthusiasm was employment The closing down of theFremantle first of the series of Inter -State Carmeeting held at St. Mon- the works will ruin and desolate nival football matches; South Australia ers. From the tower of the College strength. But it was,not to be. As at a shown Al- the months passed his health declinand ways Victoria meet on the Oval on Saturand discuss to folAustralian. Irish. American. and-rain, "The Press: Essendon, ica's, Says the Catholic many homes. day, Ali gust lied flags hung limply in the cere- ed, and although, with characteris- lowing as a copy of the new doxol- means of reducing the parish debt. es -pupil of SL ii\tah iazzi. Silas courage, his mood. was ever ogy as chanted at a public school A sum of £500 was received in cash tic and yet were a feature in the -Determination Self Adelaide -street, wellthe Coinssit, of Joeepit's Branches NEW NORCIA. mony of welcome to the King of bright as he carried out his pare- in the western suburbs every morn- and promises :n a short time. are being estab- known as a mutant singer, whose serLeague Ireland for have always been at the disposal chial duties, those who knew him ine:Kings. CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. lished throughout the Dominion. At vices various Catholic and St. Patrick'. of the months at Some worst. gathering the best feared There was a crowded Oamaru recently the Rev. Dr. Kelly Day eniteert committees, leaves in the Every thought of my brain Cogh- ago he was forced to leave the Friary inThe death of Miss Anastasia the Melbourne Town Hall on Thurs- addressed members of a newly-form- near future for Europe, whereat she Every work of my hand, one of daughter of Mr. and for the hospital, and, attended by May 25th, when a ed branch, and gave a very inter- tends to complete her studies heart, evening, my alay of love All the Miss Ratazzi Hill. old-world colleges. Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. Sisters of Charity and "icholas Coghlan. Spring devoted was made against the esting lecture on the aims and ob- the Mr the protest flag. the to rare strong of I give voice delightfill a possesses cc unexpectedly at her par- consoled by his fellow priests, he And Mr. Mutch (Minister for Edu- proposed by-law of the Melbourne jects of the League. took, strength. power. and sweetness, and Before 14. the id develop into a celebrity. al ents residence, on May awaited the end, which came on cation) will be glad to know that City Council prohibiting street proDaly, who his many mends her death she had the consolation of 27th ult May his soul rest in peace. the object of this fetish wovship is cessions. The meeting was promot- MIEN ITS A CUT. BURN OR SCALD, willCr. heB. Tsorry to heir, has been rub BROTHER DIRECTOR. For Particulars App!' to the reciving the last Sacraments--R.I.P. Hall Council, and Trades USE SAM-RUK. jected to an acute attack of the Port's flag" the by Australian ed the not the sickness at present by prevalent The. Feast of Corpus Christi was 44 most voiced forciblessentiments the Quick Ensure end Pain the corn Oft almost stow Take SunManly, (untrue fever-has encelebrated at F.t. Patrick's, Writes "Musicus." in a recent "That this meeting of citizens of various speakers evoked intensepresiPiety recovered, and was able to take with all that fervent Leith ano Sydney desires to respectfully re- thusiasm. day's Daily Mail, of the late Mother Mr. J. Chandler, -raid with ZaIll his seat at the Council table last week. Dress a rut, piety and Christian enthusiasm mind his Excellency the Governor- dent of the Trades Hall Council. oc- Buie, and fiery. smarting pain is stopStise Mary Birmingham, daughter of Mary Claver: "In the seclude,' God's LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. the which has characterised former celeWhere Fremantle's popular district medical disappears. acre, swept by soft breezes fremplace General and the acting Prime Minis- cupied the chair, and amongst those ped, Inflammation is blistered or broken, the Sam - omcer, has commenced her course of bay, Mother Claver takes her -her brations in the pretty seaside vil- ter of the Commonwealth that Dr. present were the leader of the State skin anti- studies as a nurse at the Perth Public 'perfect 81 as a arts dressing link it wi- lhasullal. flesh. among the numerous family of orMannix is the recognised leader of Labour Party (Mr. Prendergast',- ..spne shield over the and festering. The Hibernian% met On' Monday evendisease infection MUSIC SELLERS, Sitters already resting there in a voted 'No.' and and Messrs. Warde. Wallace, and Sol t/onto MURRAY-STREET THE that democracy the healIn St. Patrick's the lath. inst, manellous' illg, owes this derly arrangement. each beneathher saved Australia from .rie stigma of Iv. M.'s.L.A. The chairman said ingZatn-liuk Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. to its Hall, Bro. T. J. Alford presiding. TM* disease -dispelling power-refinethe that the by-law was a breach of rare and Its super modest cross bearing simply meeting was a special summoned one to (near Boans). that and character. herbal conscription. 180 MURRAY-STREET military ADDRESS: ONLY NOTE of and total absence of erode drugs deal with the business paper of the name in religion and the datesays noisy jingo gatherings that are pass- liberty, and was only the first step ment fats, Invariably found In special district meeting to be held nn Correct Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. The Archbishop not her death. privileges of the and animaltdillments. trust the Wcdnesday away on resolutions trives Bros. B. taking the 10th. lust ing intolerant to -Bulk next, Sam Midday Sunday -STREET. BARRACK IN NO SHOPS the last prayers. So ends a noble. They should get into ac- you the most wonderful healing sub- McCloskey and T. J. Alford were aphe mistaken for the voice of Lab- workers. Born Each Week is the branch pasedt: Write for Yrs. Catalogue. ever discovered-one that haves pointed to represent unselfish life of 85 years. our and democracy: that to be con- tion and say that they were' gr ing to stance was many times its original cost V If the vimSirs. STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. BEST in London, educated in France. twoprinstreets. the the must uphold they through Devitt, sistent Street, B. J. F. Kelmarch Bros. Terrace ter Kelly and R. Battersby, fessed in Ireland. and wort ing in for Ire- procession was not orderly it would New Farm, Brisbane, writes:-"VVben leher. 3. Cunt's% P. J. Walsh, D. Dunn, Etc. ciple of selfaletermination The quarterly returns, my son, Bert, was badly and M Leen. ate little, quite Queensland for nigh half a century. that Contributions, Reports, of reign responsible the the of ending of the fault land and the be hot balance sheets, and auditors' report scalded through upsetting a boiling and Advertisements for the curMother Claver had some claim to be terror by the withdrawal of the army thorities. This quarter's return were adopted cup of tea over his right arm. It was Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. Her rent week's issue of THE regarded as a cosmopolitan. numof occupation." a terrible wound. and In getting his was a decided revelation to the RECORD may be taken. SOUTH AUSTRALIA "TheFamous "Suigg's Corner," influence for good on the large coat off and his little shirt, the skin Irish eympathisquite the sincerest flesh One of the through leaving away, passed have tern was ber of girls who The above resolution was enthusors I know Is Mr. T. J. Alford, who was Miss Rosie Spriggs, A.M.U.A., a raw. The weather was fine, the air her hands, many of whom are now lage. held we recently President of the -local inat a meeting as elected last carried who as soon iastically "We got Zein-Fluk talented Adelaide pianiste, crisp and cold, and the sunshine THE PLACE TO GO FOR He is not new to the This herbal Ifiberniane. and applied it. mothers and not a few grandmothers, the day of the in the Domain on Sunday afternoon. year went to Melbourne to continue were able, For some termittent, but it was look out all 'fire' and greatly omen having Occupied the positron FASHION SILK and is beyond measure. FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, To quote Free- 22nd May. The lorry from which her studies at the Conservatarium in healer Mr. Alford 14 SCIIIP two years ago. Instantyoung. ease and pain, bringing old the of soothed Assistant Mother was years she The also vise -president of the Lord Edward Journal: "The streets running the speeches were delivered bore a that city, returned to Adelaide for ly by its mtld, cooling action. SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. Fremantle, Fitzgerald Branch (South subsided her Order in the Archdiocese of man's all priinflammation the Ireland. a swelling and map of big a holiday recently, and gave in all directions, as seer- from continued Sam-Buk treatment. of the Self-neterminatton for trelan,1 APPAREL Brisbane. and was for mans, years EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING were like ribbons binding vete recital to friends in St. Domin- under and soon the scalds were completely League of Australia, and is at all times VICTORIA. organist and general manageress of heights, and along prenared to do all in his power to assist Adelaide. COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY' SUPERVISED. together, North healed." township Schoolroom, the ic's Cathedral. Stephen's . for sore any movement for the betterment of the the choir of St. also invaluable le here with Zam-R'ik C.B.C., Se Joseph's masses, of Members black crept Ad multoS animal Pecema, ulcers, barcOo, ring- Emerald Isle. No one who knew the choir them colour, which North Melbourne, Past Pupils' AssoAn energetic worker in the cause hands, worm, piles, poisoned wounds, abthe days and there a flash ofthemselves DON'T FORGET THE of St. Stephen's in eiation received Holy Communion in of the Self -Determination for Ire- scesses, and all obstinate sores. Gee could presently resolved wending the into ADDRESS or when she controlled it Chemist Scott, from your upC. S. St. Mass at Mrs. o'clock S is HOLDWAY a body at the & CO. crowds land movement further still was she all at impressed Satore,to-day be to fail lecLicensed Sewerage Plumbers (Certifitrack to St. Patrick's." The Mary's Star of the Sea Chorch, West who has gained a reputation ar a She BARRACK and MURRAY STEMS. PERTH. CORNER Metal cated). Gunners and Sheet able to accomplish by her gentle ward the ult., audiences. headed 29th on Sunday, the Band Adelaide Melbourne, to Boys' turer Workers. A Trial Solicited. 40-44 methods, her great ability as a musi- Westmead where it and afterwards assembled in the addressed a big women's rally at St. wharf, the from procession HOTEL Pier -street, Perth. Tel. A4395. BEDFORD her and cian. her charm of manner into position under the care of Christian Brothers' College Hall at Francis Xavier's Hall recently. At MURRAY-STREET. whole-souled devotion to duty. The fell marshals. The Children of Mary North Melbourne for the sixth an- East Adelaide she delivered en inSplendid Accommodatton for Country choir in those days embraced Jew the P. J. HEVRON Thor Tarriff Moderate. with their beautiful red neal Communion breakfast. There spiring and instructive address on Visitors. Throughout. GEORGE Customs, Shipping. and Forwarding and Gentile. Catholics and Protes- followed Renovated Mighty quesAb- WAS a large gathering present its v the many phases of the Irish of the Sacred heart. Agency. General Carriers. PhillImOre AUBURN. Proprietor. tants, but these distinctions found banner the "Peace," led a fine theme a column as her acknowledging gate Bro. Kelly, the Taking of tion. Tel. B277. Chambers, Fremantle. nothing to correspond with them in reast with the hymn "To Jesus' tribute paid to the Christian Bro- she pointed out how Australians in the general devotedness of all the singing Newcastle Club Hotel ASK FOR all Burning," the words of thers by Mr. M. Brag, said: "It had a constitutional manner ccsld assist members to the gentle lady who was Heart borne Ireland's gladdened him very much to see the towards the realisatioir of were taken up and South Terrace, Fremantle. Newly ReCEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCKPHIL RYAN at once our instructor and friend." which Goldfields Dodge Motor All the Ca- large ,numbs, o, ici boys argroach- ideal. "Self-determination." novated and up -to -Date. along the whole line. Car for 141re Day or Night PIER specially Customers . North-West R.I.P. and Note the Address: sodalities Car No. 208. Motor Garage Teleing the altar and receiving Holy tholic guilds, societies, and . for. South Beach trains stop A1927, O.P.O. Motor Rank, His Grace Archbishop Spence vis- catered part in the great procession. Communion that morning. It was at door. Proprietor: T. It. Ryan Oats phone. A4308, Private 'Phone, A2938. 'Phone, A3488. On the 17th of May Mrs. Ann took Excellency last Deleof 23rd. the and Wyndham. on Apostclic sure Club. Celtic the ited Kapunda See., a fine act of faith, and he was Weller celebrated her 100th btrtn- His under a glittering canopy, pre- that the Great God would bless them month, and was enthusiastically wel- Tel. 8197. DANCING. day at Bundaberg. She is one of gate, At the Dominican Conacolytes and thurifers and abundantly. The centre of Catholic comed. by Mts.; ROSE MOSS will hold her ceded Desresidents. oldest & Queensland's the him a very gave carries pupils Dancing Class EVERY SATURDAY Sacrathe Most Blessed the vent Faith was torchbearers. by flouted HERBERT P. still T. pite her burden of years she is at the BOYS' CLUB, VICDOOR TO CELTIC CLUB ,.pposite King EdSacrament. A large num- ment which was the pinnacle of all warm greeting. Their singing of eamuy Grocer and Provision Merchant, AFTERNOON 584 NAY -STREET, NEXT Private res 2.30. TORIA PARK. at Tel. A1665, Proprietress. hale and hearty and intellectually Blessed IlloDERNOTT, 3. Nichol - ,011S can be arranged on application to, ward Hostel). MISS M. Hence the recep- "Ireland a Nation" and "Dark Rosa- 398 Rokeby-rd, Sublaco (Near of priests from the Archdiocese their devotions. with bright. She is a native of Sussex. ber Fanillles Waited on Daily. Miss Rose Moss, Johnson's Pink:1111gs, per cent. pure Beeswax, III conformityInsense, chanting the "Mange Lin- tion of Our Divine Lord in the Holy leen" was especially pleasing to his street). Pure Wax Candles, 55 Charcoal, carefulls 011, to and attended sanctuary Wicks, orders Tapers, Country -street. Perth. gngland, and was born in 1821. With followed. Hay Church requirements; SpeThe Corpus Christi Proces Communion was their greatest com- Grace. Thanking them at the con- packed. Priests' New Ritual, Pictures a Heart; Holy Oil Stocks, Miss.' Markers, her husband and young family she gua." Archand the Sacred the largest songs, to their reward of the greatest of was The clusion Consecration joy. Acts year fort and Cross, the this cialty. Stations of Children or Mary Medals; landed in Australia in 1874. The sion Mother of Pearl Rosaries; SilverMeninx; Witnessed. His of the ChriAtian Brothers was to see bishop said he was delighted to see and vet Corn Irish imposing most late by Books 120 of "SHAMROCK" Dr. Photos. of venerable lady has upwards Pictures of Bishops' conference: the Archbishop of Sydney the old boys faithful and loyal to the grand Irish spirit they displaysupply of Irish Music and ReadGLENORAN NO. 10 TEA AND GRILL ROOMS Canon Sheehan and Father Benson, Good grandchildren. Her mother loved Grace Thompson. to participate the Church." One would think they were Butler, and Francis ed. enough James Sir well Lasance, not BEST. Fr. was by matter ing SCOTLAND'S PERT] WELLINGTON-STREET, Heart Messenger, Our to be 103 years of age. Agent tor Catholic Directory, 1921. Record, Sacred Father Kennedy recently summed Trish boys and girls instead of Au. in the procession, but witnessed its PURE MALT WHISKY. M. SHERIDAN. Proprietress Press, Advocate, St. AnLady's Annals. St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Indeed, it was well they As supplied under Contract to the from the College balconies. up the situation in connection with tralians. Irish, American, and Magazine. thony's Annals, Ave Maria, Benzlger's and Government Medical His Excellency Sir Matthew Na. passage Hospitals Kapunda, in W.A. Forand St. Patrick's Badges, National in Australia, Library. his play, "Adwere (Irish against the outcry Circulating Avery Stocked. T. Literature English Also Railway Dining Cars than, G.C.M.G., accompanied by Bro. such sen- Department. G. F. YEATES Large Assortment. esters) was chief marshal, and was vance Australia," when Brigadier- where they might express the Leading Hotels and Clubs LihkteCol. W. F. Parsons, D.S.O. assisted of being impri- and the State. (H.A.C. risk without Walsh D. him with wiltiments throughout charged Elliott by Bros. General Optician. (private secretary) and Captain D. B.S.). T. J. Jenson (A.H.C. Guild). fully slandering British soldiers in soned. In Ireland the penalty for Sole Agent: 37 BA R RACK -ST R EET, PER1 they Lukin, A.D.C., paid a visit to the (Opposite Town Hall). PHIL COYLE arrangements for the transport the following pithy phrases: "I said singing "Ireland a Nation." as impriGympie Convent on May 23rd. The years' five excellent was were done. just occasions had processionists that English soldiers on the of Duristan. and Walker F. Messrs. H. a hitch. did run away from action. Mirabile sonment. His Grace, who was liswithout out carried and M.'sL.A., the Mayor, and Aldermen Throughout the whole proceedings dictu, so did General Elliott recent- tened to with rapt attention by his God, Cullinane, Power, and McDonnell, the ceremonies were observed with ly!, Furthermore, he quoted from juvenile audience, then described New the Very Rev. Dean Horan, Father the utmost reverence and decorum. a report, that he had on a certain how the Irish were being treated by UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. SPLENDID SUBIACO. prewere others several and how Casey, Stations. date during the war mad" an official the infamous Blackand-Tans: Close to Sublaco and Leederville Railway sent. His Excellency was met and The recent fair held in aid of the complaint to that effect. My friends great was their faith and courage: Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. welcomed by the Rev. Mother (Sis- church at Wellington, in the church and associates in the A.I.P. never and how nobly and bravely they AVAILABLE. ROOMS MODERATE. TERMS PRIVATE upper WONDERFUL The gave "Pompey" Elliott credit for died, proud to give their lives for ter Borgia) and taken to the grounds, was a great success. For Terms Apply to OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. classroom, where the convent girls splendid amount of £740 was the brains, but we credited him with Ireland. He said the piety of the " Zam-Bia u a Rev. Mother. sang the National Anthem and a total. The expenses in connection bravery and a certain blustering people was extraordinary. He had remarkable healing powers of ZamTHE Iwo. valuable The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at song of welcome, which was follow- with the fair totalled £59. Buk make this pure balm a necessity has gone seen the large city churches on week Elliott hea/er... General honesty. welKalgoorlie. of ed by an eloquent address in every home, whether City or Country me, mornings as crowded as St. Rose's to attribute way to his cut of come delivered by Miss Madge the case of Mr. W. Humphries, of 51 L. T. Keller's,. S.M., from as the writer of "Advance, Austra- was at the Confirmation* service, Father the thanked Walsh. His Excellency Ferndale St., Newtown, Sydney, the Providence Diocese, America, In fact, with young met: sssisting at Mass malicious motives. He will lia," illustrates. Timis gentleman says:pupils for their entertainment. He has arrived in Sydney. as a disturber of the and receiving Holy Communion. the take up duties in the Hunter's Hill he regards me " I was employed st wood -cutting - was more than pleased with I These were the Simi Feiner;, who of strife. a fomenter and peace and clearing scrub iu the country resplendid reception he had received. parish. as assassins, beer branded have of Australians ad nauseum am sick si to the listen some time ago and often met with to pupils He urged the of his type. and so, as he has been volutionists. Bolshevists, and the accidents more or less severe. On Sisters' good counsel and diligently children told the His Grace like. Though there were approximately I will tae, deliberately insulting to occasion the axe slipped nd one proChristi teaching. follow their 100,000 at the Corpus also state my opinions of him. Gen. not to believe anything they heard my leg was badly gashed; I had cession at Manly it didn't get even Elliott can bark back as loudly as or read against them or the cause difficult, in stopping the some Father Falconer of Mungallala, a one -lined mention in the Sydney any Sinn Feiner, when, notwithstand- for which they were striving. Sinn bleeding and then managed to who has been confined to his bed Morning Herald, the pious mouth- ing his new allegiance to the ultra. Fein meant everything that was get home, where I had a supply for nearly six months, had a bad piece of anti-Catholic and anti-Irish Imperialistic crowd, he is superseded good. It aimed at the, union of all of Zant-Fluk. change recently, and is in a very thought in Sydney. Now Ireland, and this was 'the meaning app ied the balm by first in a Military appointment. Father serious state of health. he is of the three colours on the flag. The where exactly know spreading it on the bandage. doesn't he fully Kelly, of Roma. is attending to the Father M. Tansey has nowillness. and what his next move will be. white band between the green and quick application of this and parish during his illness. recovered from his recent at St. Well, I say he is checkmate. I have yellow denotdli the bond of peace Zarn-Bak undoubtedly prevenbecoming more North which wound and has resumed his duties betweea and South. the ted SHINGLES. him, made WOOD, "God -OVER BE LAID him. with AFFIXCAN. TO finished EASY NEW SOUTH WALES. Mary's Cathedral. serious than it did. fter I had therefore let him pass for a man:' Sinn Fein was trying to bring about. with the treatpersevered Father T. A. Fitzgerald, O.F.M.. NEW ZEALAND. EACH SLATE IS I6in. x. 16in. Rev- Father R. J. O'Regan was A special train was chartered to ment for a little more than the eminent and loved Franciscan Hospital a week the wound healed up admitted to St. Vincent's from whose gifted pen has made thouap. convey the clergy and laity to Wer- The Tarakohe Cement Works at suffering week from the bottom, and in lees the during FEET. more. no SQUARE is CAM Bea is un1,000 COVER AN AREA OF 16 SQUARES-1,600 iinds laugh and weep than a fortnight no trace of the injury was left. equalled for eats. Death has borne him away to the met watt a more serious accident than this, how- brnis,e. sealds,burna " I EXPERIENCED MONEY LEND. now & TO He great Silent Majority. ulcers, mosI HIFPICIEXT THE COST OF 1,000 COVERING THIS AREA WITH ever, at a bakery Where I w s employed. I caught my sorra, RENTS COLLECTED. bites, summer sleeps the last long sleep which srut against one of the oven doors. and was seriously qui rub, sunburn. pimawaits us all. King and peasant ples, sore feet, boils, I applied Zam-fink, and the first application of burned. drew eczema. pOilicled DURABESTOS ROOFING SLATES alike. The Church of Mary Immathe bIm was most soothing. Further applications and inNed AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. culate, Waverley, where his eloquent out all the inflammation. cleansed the wound of p ison- wounds *auditions of Ih. MONTHLY STATEMENTS, and p rfe,t healing." rapid in resulted and akin exnerrslly. er e -at ona tongue so often spoke the wisdom of IS charity the preached and the Gospel, of the Reedeemer, was thronged re Esti), 1912. 'Phone, AS370. £27, DELIVERED ON RAIL PERTH. cently with his mourning parishioners. gathered to take part in the Brick beautiful We have BEAUTIFUL GREY IN TONE WHICH WILL NEVER FADE. Requiem for this faithful son of St. Houses for Sale within easy dislend to Francis. Eighty oriests assisted at ample Funds We have Monastry, From alll tance of Cathedral, an the solemn ceremony, and such ad. -175, £200, £250, £300, £500 up to Chemists St. Joseph's, and other Churches imposing throng of friends and InRates of £5,000. Current reif and Schools. Good terms and mirers of the deceased Franciscan terest. MANAGEMENT PROPERTY quired. local the in Stows gathered at his graveside It was, says the Freecemetery. at man's Journal, a striking tribute of I 6 r 56 c O (I -;ES GNU HEALS; love and reverence for a priest who per pot. : MR. J. L. O'SULLIVAN, in a remarkable way had won all PERTH -STREET, BARRACK 41 Representative. hearts in the various fields of his Town Hail). (Opposite gentlewhose and zeal, missionary ness, sympathy, and cheeriness had

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Vou arc not going to do so tofrom the garden, to die in their THE MERIT OF SUFFERING. P-117.00-01@ElgERIORII§L2A1Fl rant sweetness on the altar of the Lord. morrow, however, for we shall leave They would die when they had done you in peace until six o'clock, and I "If the Lord should give ycu powarn you that, even then, you will wer to raise the dead," says St. John 1 their work, and be seen no more; souls probably find your first Gay in a Chrysostom, "He would give much glom .10frdEiigff?Vo',' i410.10f@fMTAFiro'n'i but the living garland-the CAUSE OF OUR JOY. do to rather longer than you may convent bestows there He when assembled had which less than He does Him homage -the sisters who had like." suffering.' This declaration sounds (By A. M. Allan, or "Not if you give me plenty to do," consecrated their pure liver to Him to ordinary Christians somewhat ex"That He Who lay on Mary's knee, THE OPTICIAN who were washing said Maude, eagerly. penitents -the travagant; but it becomes quite instilled the waves of Galilee, of out their sins in His most precious "Ah! that I can eery readily pro- Who parish church, and where on Sunday telligible when one reads the Saint's CHILD'S VISIT TO JESUS. Was the Guest at Bethany, MEANS blood -they woulld rise again, after mise to do," replied the sister, "but And bled dear and Feast days, when our pious peo- further statement: "By miracles you on Calvary; bied death, to add to His glory and His nut just now. So good night, dear That He inandtruth ple gathered for Holy Mass, there would make yourself debtor to Him. me abides with They told me of your tiny home ofsuch sister; and do not frightened be tojoy in Heaven. How wonderful would be many a fervent prayer while by suffering he Ines, become Within this house of payer, F. S. M. C., In much the same How awful in its very morrow morning, if the rattle, or, I hold with faith's sure certainty. a destiny! fered for the loved ones who slept in debtor to you-" (By Cecilia Mary Caddell.) And all alone to you I'ye come city laws spirit Blessed Angela di Foligno, 0.8.0.A. if they were beauti- as we call it here, the 'crecelle: make 0 God, 0 hidden Deity, Modern And acre. gladness! little God's there? you are CHAPTER V111. -Continued. worship Thee. 0, Jesus! ful in the eyes of their Divine a noise in the corridor fit to waken Profoundly I here Freeman of the have sent our dead far from the when asked how she was able to reCityof London -Rabbonil" But different as, by their own Spouse even now, in the midst, of the dead. Do not mind it either. Church and the Mass. Do we still ceive and endure sufferings with so They say that every little child The Highest Qualifications in deeds, their fortunes but quietly reinem. acts and stay in bed until you; were, from Mary Immaculate, whose soul is least, I come "Believe inseparable from at or, replied: warm graves imperfections the the cheerfulness, visit much Gets welcome the State. (By Exam.London) to offer up me, the grandeur and value of suf- the eye of the Good Shepherd was human nature, how much more to call you at six; and now, good, whiter than the seraphs-she is our They say that you are kind and ber to say a prayer or Mother and our Queen, and it is she Holy Communion or to have Holy ferings are not known to us; for if resting, at that moment, with al- beautiful would they be then, when, night, once more." mild tenderness on both -on equal She closed most the door after us in the forget trials. aside her, who has given "our" Jesus as the burthen of humanity laid Mass for them? Let us not we knew the truths of our 0' Jesus! is it true? those in death who were dear to us they would become for its objects of the innocent. because she had never they sat down by the waters of the she finished speaking, and Maude Tabernacle!-Jesus and Mary, Mary in the ROYAL ARCADE I want to see your loving smile, in life. Pray for the dead -The Mes- plunder, and we should go about ceased to be Hie own; on the guil- river of life, all spirit and joy, at the was at last left alone. She sat down and Jesus -we can never separate hand. opposite Town Hall because He was even thee draw- feet of their Beloved. So thought at the open window, and watched the two -not even in the Sublime I want to hold your awhile senger of the Sacred Heart trying to snatch from one another ty year and preparing with to Himself, ing her the moon for talk a few minutes, gliding Sacrament our PERTH. to sacof altars. "Jesus met glanced from the want suffer." she I Maude, as opportunities to Phone A2298. land her. by love, for that full and over- ristan at the altar, to the white. quietly through the skies, likely His mother -way heaven just half 'twixt are as Christians Of Heaven, your own dear ordinary Few PROFANITY. ON GRANT love and love which pardon. flowing only the night before she had sufferwatchend raised Him of her, lie earth; she, to meet kneeling near enarreured robed figures so face, to become your see to voice, your has Himself declared, hear He as To telling the while to the hymn for ed it flooding the ocean, in her old and He descending to meet her; ings as to desire them, but common- ;done. To kiss the robe you wear It is said of General Grant. who sense Catholics should at least utilise can win from His heart of love. the inonthof Mary, which the penh home at Devon. The soft air. as it there Mother and Child were united, I've sought your holy dwelling- rose to be President of America, the trials which come to them as oc. Maude little guessed how much lie lents were singing with great fervour came in through the open casement, iind there. united and inseparable, G. V. POWELL, L.D.L. DEBIT'S?. place that when he was in the field one of casions for meriting God's favour had already done towards the fulfill- in their own chapel. Then came was sweet with the breath of flow. they live for ever in the thought of She little Benediction; and, absorbed in her ers, and the silence which reigned Christiens." Flesh of her flesh and 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH. Oh, Jesus! are you there? his staff officers approache I him to and blessing. Sickness, loss of ment of her desires. -Brian O'Higgins. quote a volley ref half -drunken and fortune. failure in a cherished pro- dreamed that the poor wanderer, for fresh and joyful devotion, ehe heard around was deepened, rather than bone of her bone, the very heart- Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment. was and saw little more of what was go- disturbed, by the low murmur of beats of the Child were the heart'Phone. A5038. wholly profane language used by a ject. and the like troubles, are Mee. whom she had so i-irten prayed, sleep WORDS OF WISDOM. soldier. The officer prefaced his pur- ings or the reverse amending to the even then sleeping her first Good ing on externally, until some one voices in the choir below, where the beats of the Mother. For three arid the which home safe any the there in Are pose by remarking: manner in which they are received Shepherd had provided fur His 'cst aroused her from her prayers, by a nuns were saying Matins. The moon, thirty years the God -Man lived with BRYANT & WATERS "No," said Grant, and b erne The overfed are sluggish in brain, ladies around?" tap upon the shoulder. She and the breath of &wets, and the His Immaculate Mother, until He If taken with resigna80 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH, But even if she had known it, light WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. irritable in temper, and hard at "but there are gentlemen." looked up, and found that the tapers soft air below her brow reminded left her on that first Holy Thursday tion to God's holy will and without one. could hardly have increased the were all extinguished, and the cha- her of those she had loved and left night fcr the supper room in Jerusa. Orders Promptly Attended To. heart. -Katherine E. Conway. and repining. they become veritable it inwhich joy A3938. and Tel. gratitude of tide heartfulness, for ever, and drew her heart once lem, and the lonele darkness of MEANS. treasures: ;f rebelled against, they vanishCultivate sunny The nuns had pel empty. YOUR WITHIN LIVE being, when, whole her Gethiernane. towards "Woman, more them.. Thoughts behold thy just wounds or the sour. undeted the one who had you will have a precious charm for ed; all save inflict serious she prayer, but fervent short a after hushing and existence her, and whom she had sad, and yet very sweet: thoughts son; con, behold thy mother"; thus brightening The habit of spending more money As St. Aereistine well says: "There more obeyed the signal of the disturbed troubled waters into happy peace. seen before. Half surprIsen of all they had been and still were in the still lonelier darkness of Golthan we earn is fatal to success and is no better test to distinguish the once Assistante, and followed her never and half ashamed, she rose, and to her, began to mingle with those gotha was Mary bequeathed to us 543 GEORGE-STREET, SYDNEY. The way to please God is to permost cordial friends chaff them the grain in the Church Soeur The happiness. to accomin order chapel the of from new thoughts and aspirations which' as our Mother. form our own duties -not those her to the cloister. grow suspicious of one who is conof God than the mannee in which 244 SLIZABETR-STREET, MEL change in dress, which followed Ah! yes, Sweet Mary, thou art in other people-with which we have tinually asking for a loan. People sufferings, contradictions, ..n 3 con- plish that "Soeur Assistante desired me to had so lately filled her soul with joy. BOURNE. mark her as being one about call truth the Cause of our them Joy, the But if she thought of in one and you, bring you nothing to do. -Henry Owen Lewis. cheerfully go arouna the Lock to tsnipt are borne. Whoeve, remeies would and to your sup. RECENT PUBLICATIONS. service, to devote herself to God's The Undermentioned Pric :ludo SoulIf you can put one right thought per," said the sister (Mary of St. sense sadly, in another she remem- whole ground of our Hope! of his way. And the thus unmoved under these is grain: who out get scar Assistante Soeur time, This into iota the mind, one happy hour done comes when he is just as eager to ever rises against them is chaff, and ducted her upstairs into the long Celestine was her name in religittp). bered them with exultation as a por- pierced, oetraged and deserted -a 411:14, y or a Battalion, by vine. have you one, Woman of any that Sorrows. thou of fear is, portion, becamest for he most precious more worthless tion. the of numerous nq With drawings maps the lighter and the life avoid his acquaintance placed just above the clois- "And then she wants you to go to the offering, she was making to her glad'y our Co-Redemptrix, and in by liars Lindsay, 6/2. the work of a good angel.. -Sir J. he will be asked to pay the money he the higher he rises -that is, the more corridor, what bed at once, for with travelling openside either ter. Doors upon IlenedIctine Monarchism. Studley Ii, Luabock. owes. Peace of mind, self-respect, he is agitated and the more proudly ed into the sisters' cells: Benedictine Life and Rule. By Rt. each and what with praying, she thinks Divine Spouse. They were grievint dined thy will to the will of thy Rev, C. Butler, Abbot of Downside Mere physical courage -the ab- and the respect of ones friends are he protests." -Ave Maria. hers it was true; and her pain in Creator. 'Be it done unto me accord. dour, besides the name of the in- you must be pretty well tired by for Abbey, worth all sacrificed by this undermining ha25/.. ing to thy word," and before the was even than in sence of fear -simply is not their pain greater this time. is This the dispense," she of that bearing cell, the of Aro. The Life and Story of St. Joan habitant of calling bravery. It's the bravery as they entered a large her own; but she knew that He. for cross of her Redeemer the tender of tile Bald or Orleans. By Rev- D. bit. Do not assume that next month her patron saint, a virtue which added, Lynch, S.J. Illustrated, 13/10. the tiger, not the moral bravery of it will be easy for you to pay the %especially room, with high cupboard"" placed whom she had left them, could. and Virgin bowed down in meek sub- Preaching. she more supposed was By Rev. B. O'Dowd, W. 8/5 the man.-Monsignor Benson. extra indulgence of this. Live PETERS & GIR1ES to practise. and a print of her an- round the walls, "where stoves are she never doubted ihat, ie the end. mission and adoration. Mary's mar- Mountains of Help. By Marie St. S. Do not grudge praise, no one will within your means -that is the only Ellerker, 0.5.0. 4/2. future cell, kept; and here is your tea, which 'I He would amply reward them for tyrdom of soul far surpassed -the suf- Living Maude's guardian. gel Temples. Jarrett, O.P., 'By Bede receivhaving ferings of all the other martyrs, and ever be the worse for SCULPTORS safe way to avoid the beginnings of MONUMENTAL like that of every other in the cor- took care to make for you, before the sacrifice. and console diem for she loves to be known as the Queen Out3/8. ed it: they often will be discouraged borrowing. the loss. And so she wined away to Win, Straight talks to boys on ridor, was a small room, scrupu- calling you from the chapel-" itt A1101 the way to manhood. By Rev. J. P. Martyrs in order to exercise her by the neglect of it when merited. neat and dean, and contain- Maude sat down to her sup of tea, the tears which had begun to gather of lously Conroy, Si., 6/9. apostolate over us and to in draw our Edmund E. Burke. eyes: and safe His genein her saying snowsimply, as she did so -"I with Facing Danger. By Francis J. Finn, TRUTH. ing an iron bedstead, THE SPEAK the all by can, souls you to the love of her crucified Do all the good 8.1., 5/9. white chintz curtains, a chair, a wonder if I shall ever know any of rosity for them 'and for herself. she Child. Head Offire and Sermon. on the Mass, The Sacraments, means you can, in all the ways you The highest compliment that can wooden crucifix, two or three pious you apart. You all look so exactly quietly said her night prayers, and and the Sacramental.. By Thomas Mary is indeed our Mother, and Show Yard can, at all the times you can, to all be bestowed on a man is to say of rayon, C.C., 14/2. and a cupboard, for all its alike, that I do not think I shall then laid her head upon her pillow pictures, Mother of "our" Jesus in the The Australian Children's Picture the people you can, as long as ever him that he is a man of his word; It was particularly ever be able to distinguish one from to take her first night's rest in her the furniture. WEST SUBIA(O Sock. simplest Prayer Prayer The Tabernacle. Would that you can. we could new convent home! 'Book ever publisaed. Beautifully bright and cheerful at that moment, another." and the greatest reproach that can realise it better and thank her sufWe, in a most real way, can do a Illustrated, with '20 full -pare illus(To be Continued The nun laughed. bestowed on a man is to assert Three minutes for the window looked into the trations, including Mass. fidently. the Card No Tabernacle, great wcrk for our Divine Lord by be Mass, no "In a week's time, I have no doubt, For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gas-FIttIng, and the rays of the pis' garden, that he has no regard for the virtue walk west of Cover, with picture on front. no Holy Communion without Mary uniting our intention to His and of veracity. Truth is the golden coin setting sun were still shining you will have us all by heart. It and Gelvanised iron Work, Station Immaculate -the tender praying for those things which He that God's image stamped upon it. while Virgin is the dress which makes you fancy through its open casement, MARK DUNN S. BEECROFT Mother of our God! How lovingly wants. -Father Dignan, that circulates among men of all the voices of the sister:, as they a resemblance. But we cannot be we should fall dowr. down in praise 382.334 Wellington-street, Perth. BUTCHER, Manufacturers paced up and down the broad wells more like than a flock of sheep, and Our sorrow for our sins should be nations and tribes-and peoples and ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. 181 and Drainer. Plumber Licensed and thanksgiving and Importers underneath, came with a happy, they say that a shepherd is never continual. Every night before we tongues; its standard value never Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold Wati.r Supply, and acknowledge before Our Queen To the Metropolitan of we changes nor depreciates. her to lay our heads on our pillow and be 1341. the whole 'Phone mistaken in those under his charge." Sewerage, and DrainaRe Department. Let it be home -like sound to Maude's ear, Utensils, Baths, Bath Heaters, cause of our Joy and the Gate of should beg our Lord's forgiveness the aim of your life to be always "How long will it be before I am Dairving completed her delight. She pouncTanks, and Windmills Made and MARBLE aid Heaven. "Mary is ever present in Thos. ANDERSON & Son for our past sins. -Father Dignan, frank and open, candid, sincere and, ed at once upon the white, close -fit- a novice?" Maude inquired abruptthe midst of the Catholic Church," GRANITE S.J. Faintly Grocers and Provision Merting cap and long veil, which were ly, as, the cup of tea finished, they relations with ingenuous in our said the gentle Pastor of Doneraile. chants. Vitagereld-st. and Raglan -rd., Telephone 5152. MONUMENTS, laid, waiting for her, on the bed, returned to her cell, where Sister your fellowmen. Never yield to the 'Phone, A1794. Families "The great Queen of Heaven pre- N. Perth, ST. ALOYSIIIS GONZAGA. HEADSTONES, and throwing down her bonnet, Mary of St. Celestine goodemturedly BROS. temptation to do a thing which will FARRELL on daily tonintry orders Atwaited sides over every solemnisation forget-mi.-note, of blue lingered to help her in the unpack. General Produce Merchants and Corn tended to. with its pretty lower your character. Whether the letc. every mystery of Cathdlic belief. If Crushers. Feast, Tuesday, June 21. on the ground, exclaimed, whlie vig- ing of her trunk. thing in question is the reading of it is some great mystery HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. to "Ah! it is early times to talk of The only orously tying the strings of her new Firm who secularise in Grain the most Holy Trinity, relating St. Aloysius, the eldest son of Fer- an objectionable book or Plighting HARRY. McCARTHY T. J. COONAN, in looking Motor that," said the smiling "Why. anger sister. Salt Crushing. way to headdress and or giving your work, Established over t'astigCar Painting. Marquis of dinand Gonzaga, up Representative. to the for highest there, height lie of Heaven, bonnet, old my dear sister, you are not even a 198 PIER -STREET. PresThere, hone, was born on the Ath of March, or envy. One of the worst things; where that great myeteiy is en- Meal20 years. you on postulant as yet!" put Coach Painter. never never, self. I will your is that it lessens it about at he pronouncof Latest Footwear words All Kinds 1568. The first For & CO. ,throned in unimagined glory, we C. H. "No!" said Maude, in a tone of be our the Lowest Prices. Repairs at Cur- again." ed were the holy names of Jesus and respect. Since we cannot help letting our eyes fall just UNDERTAKERS, "Poor old bonnet -or rather pret- unfeigned surprise. "What am I HALLION Mary. When he was nine years of own constant companions, not only rent Rates, Patronise AsSocur the said PERTH. a little lower, and there is Mary. .. Machine M. -ST., bonnet," NEWCASTLE new 281 ty then, if I not a postulant?" am BEN JONES Bread Factory, North Fremanage he made a vow of perpetual vir- in this world. but in the next as well it be some mystery connected tle. Bread floor, the delivered to all parts of sistante, picking it up from "You are a visitor just now, until 'Phone (Day or Night) .. ALM. If 810-15 WILLIAM -ST.. PERTH. ginity, and by a special grace was nothing can make up to us for doing with the Incarnate Word we must Fremantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. Kau and arranging a little its crumpled you have got a little accustomed to "WESTRALIA FAIR." ever exempted front temptations a thing which impairs character down to earth, and wherever and Brown Bread a Speciality. Shipdrapery. "But you must not spoil our 'ways. It would be too hard up HARROLD & MURRAY come Tel. 5739. He received his against purity. ping Supplied. we find the Son of Ged, for 'n you to set you to work at once." way, that it about throw or it first Communion at the hands of St. Victoria Park, is sure to be at His side. the mother Merchants, Produce 't yet?' She is remember you may want "What do you call hard?" asked have on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Hay, everywhere SUBIACO HOTEL Charles Borromeo. At an early in the mind of the Ca- Rokaby Road, Subtle°, Linseed. "0 dear Sister! do not say that, Maude, quickly. "I am quite ready and Straw, Oats, Barley, wnest. Emu Beer age he resolved to leave the world, Maize. Terms Cub, Tel, A3945, tholic Church." Always on Tap. GoOd Accommodation I beg of you," said Maude, in a tone and willing to work." and in a vision was directed by our The Church is now ce!ebrating for Country visitors. Walter Wing, Sister the made which "Quite entreaty, true," said of the nun, laughBlessed Lady to join the Society of Motel Is metal for Its PUS*, Of Mary's thirty-one days' feast. Let us, Proprietor. laugh; "do not say it, for it sounds ing; "but just at first you might find ThisDrinks, Jesus. The Saint's mother rejoicCleanliness and Civility. therefore, cluster about her feet as even our common routine of duty like a prophecy of evil." ed on learning his determination to devoted children, and make an irreJ. B. GEORGE WEST & GARRETT the difficult- Being awakened by the "But, my dear child," replied become a religious, but his father PHARMACIST, vocable compact with her of love WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMBERS. you what said only have "I 'crecelle,' for instance, just outside sister, for three years refused his consent. Specialities: Pumping Engines, Our and friendship, as the Mother of our chi to your door at five o'clock: and havHydraulic Rams, Tanks, know already. You came here At length St. Aloysius obtained per542 HAY -STREET, PERTH. tabernacled God. She loves each WindMills, Bores, and Pumps. God's will, and it may, after all, be ing to get up on the instant, in orPRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST and mission t enter the novitiate on the one of us LAKE -STREET, PERTH. with 10 a mother's heart, and stay." VETERINARY CHEMIST. der to be in time with the others." His will that you should not 25th. of November, 1585. He took she would clothe our souls in all the Surely, "I shall not find that a great hard"Ohl I can't believe it. his vows after two years and went GLANVILLE'S PRIVATE HOSPITAL. sweet virtue of His hi -Men sacrasurely, you do not think that," cried ship, I think." Maude replied gaily, VALESCO through the ordinary course of philThe Harvest Terrace. Miss M. O'Callaghan, mental life. She would have us LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. God wills think you "Surely "for I have accustomed Maude. been all my osophy and theology. his During Tele- seek all our knowledge and spirituSurgical, Medical, Maternity. Great Australian Remedy for Instant life to get up early." me to remain?" phone A10110. and Speedy Cure of all Headlast year of theology a malignant ality from the lips of her gentle Rellei aches, Neuralgia, Toothache, and In"I hope He does; and I will go fever broke out in Rome; the Saint Child in the Blessed Sacrament, as fluenza, Rheumatism, Sciatica, LumI I think -mind. even further. offered himself for the service of once she received hers, hi the little bago, etc. Price, 1/9 per box, or 3d. only say, I think-He does But we H. C. Glanville, Bil.P.S., the sick, and he was accepted for tik*Ilte.* site site home at Nazareth when that same each powder. Fremantle 4te4ie4:14tr**10.:******504*** come (Two doors You cannot be certain yct. the dangerous duty. Seyeral of the Christ -child nestled upon her bosom, Market-st., from Post °Mee). here to learn His will; and in order brothers caught the fever, and Aloyor went to and fro from the humble endeavour must you to do so really sius was of the number. lie was homestead She would, indeed, urge not to lead, but follow. In other brought to the point of death, but us to seek enlightenment and direcwords, you must be content to wait recovered. only to fall, however, into tion from Him Who can ever direct Printed and Published 'by and see." NEW NORCIA slow fever, which carried him off our steps in the way of peace and PERTH. bethink, you do "Will it be long, after three months. He died, reWho alone understands all the inBRYANS LIMITED SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. fore we know for certain?" Maude peating the Holy Name, a little ate* the Sisters of St. Joseph tricacies of our human hearts. Conducted by PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. asked anxiously. Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1804. The Oldest Catholic College midnight, between the 20th and 21st She would have us to watch and Murray -street (opp. Boans), Perth, in W.A. "Long or short, you must be conof June. on the octave -day of Con pray and listen and learn all the les. sister. for the Ladies the Education of Young said The moral training out," and religious of the is it students earnestly tent to wait pus.Christi, being rather more than sons of His Divine Heart- His sweet PUBLISHED WEEKLY. attended to. "But, hush!" she added. as the twenty-three years of age. sympathy. His world-wide gentle For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. merry hum of voices, in the garden love, and TO SUBSCRIBERS. above TERMS all His mysterious. All Public Examinations are prepared for, including Univerunderneath, ceased suddenly, and ST. 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Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking he was born into the world he bechapel; for Benediction, at all ev22s. Od. were twenty centuries ago on CalTwo Years are taught. gan to live for the Incarnate God. us. Stay," wait for not will ents, provided for recreative purare Billiard vary's and Rooms Reading blood -stained Hill. For our preEven in the womb he knew tine she went on, laying her hand on A3457. Tel. A3264; poses. souls' sake she would now stand sence of Jesus and of Mary, and he Maude's arm, as the latter was about A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which broken-hearted before His TaberCheques (which should be cross. leapt with joy at the glad coming of to leave the cell-"stay, my dear pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of nacle as once she stood at the foot of ed), drafts, money orders, or postal the Son of Man. In his youth he tools. child, one moment longer, and listen should be made payable to notes His lonely death -bed in Jerusalem: for remained hidden, because He EXCHANGE Three-Terra System. New Pinpils are received at any part of to me. In another instant you will RECORD. Tier spirit of service and of eacri- THE whom he waited was hidden also. the Term. A liberal discount da made in the ease of brothers, be in the actual presence of the BE ADDED. MUST fice has never changed, and e'se love, But before Christ's public life be. For Prospectus, Apply to TIIE PRINCIPAL. NOTICE. SPECIAL Good Shepherd Himself, and implorour souls as passionately now as she "A report from the Ministry of Health, London, furnishes a gan, a Divine impulse led St John ing His benediction. 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He had but to point All Communications should be ad"I will; I do promise," said Maude. bow down before Him as willing de his own disciples to the Lamb. he dressed to: with touched by the earnestness tims of His merciful love. Yes. W.B. REDUSOS, inas Christ THE RECORD, had but to decrease which the religious spoke; "but, 0 dear Lady of Divine Grace. show us creased. He saw all men leave him BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. dear Mother! it will be very hard," thy Divine Child upon earth, hid* WARNERS, told you." and go after Christ. she could not forbear adding, almost den.and annihilated within our tabhe said, "that I am not the Christ. in the same breath. 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