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PERTH, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1921

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VOL. XLV

Monster Demonstration, Melrose Theatre, To-morrow (Sunday) June 26, 3 p.m.

To -day's State Convention, Hibernian Hall, 2 p.m ihe ,idie emrnieu; the Hibernian nail.

Emblem of Ireland's Liberty

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A MONTH OF PRAYER. in,1111,1,011.. -111,11. 1.1111111,11 111'111i:11 ,..11.111a). all,l mas varrleil 551111 IONVITIg nest 1111.1111.1ets ".".--eilanies in, ''',111'111-1,11- Sill!. 111111.r State, 81111 lien :111111a11.1.. key, Moe l and (trill, and 'Ilia, as the Majority or the Then proveelled I'' the The peoph, 111 Ireland at two .eparlie ;IreI.11 to Ili" The :octal and dare, OrgaTITsed ht .1.1,,ales Night and Day Recitation of the ne', 1145e ileelareil in noisily of the %511111111. 11111Th t. In he 1111111 the Ibe look Mere 1111 Fridsy, Jute. Rosary. 1;1-11 Ifileinian Hall 1111 ,itnrilay. June .,111. 111111.1.r.T1eIT The 1.11f111 111 de 111 the East Fistuantle row Hell, 11, 11.11 r111.111 111. 14.1111.1.11111,111, Ii mi drirgale, /mil or,n To be all 1111tIllalliled The follnwine Pastoral Letter limn and comelering that IC11111111' A State t.teivention, the first and known la 1111. ,11111, ,,f icin,lierty. Si,' .1. hllter. and The Tin* WiTildran minium...I lllll It. Prograti the ,largest Irish Australian ';ons.en there were only the ortiinary socieginerimieni V1,1111,11. branch serrelary. 11 r1111, hoped 11141 Ilie .10 ,,eh, the the Catholic. I 1 eira rch y of England 0.1,61110n %till hr :11111Hil, ol giving au 1.01.11141. N14.1:iiskers, and 11. 011'11 the OPPOrtunity to of thin held in Western Attstrilia, will ties, either directly ciemccted with 1'..111111. Ale-sr.s. J. P. and Wales was read in all Catholic their destiny liy a vibIe of 1111 1.11,111,-..11,-- In 111. .it Seiiio del P. sm ..n.1 111111 churches of both cuuntries un Still sit this afternoon from 2 o'clock on. the Church, or fetter tail it( solcle reel .111.1P :1111111 Itii11111:41111111 et1 111s kwij11- orgaelsation and propaganda 'rite highest app....elation 11f ill large ga- (lay. May lets /Lards at the Hibernian Hall, Mur. Irish aims and tics, the it 11.3. eti. Of any oilier Manner !bey Illas Irulli about Ireland must be pri all Me thering. Throughout ile eyeintor desirable, ay -street, Perth. This convention showing that the Self -Determination dee,. nn real live Irish atmosphere prevailed. and ,That the lore 10n many. 'Whose preintliee 1and "Dearly Beloved Brethren remilulion, he ruble,' through the false mformation an ,lancing until a late hour mas indui has been made poss,ble by the ex- League can boast of is hide short of gong emmen to the Prime NIliester 01 appresia of the ueble heroism' or Red in by those pres.eit to He music of Dear Children in Jesus Christ,-We traerdinary and raoid growth of the marvellous. lif the iustiee of the stale past England, the Prelims. or the D01111111. the misrepresented sous and daughter-, Mr. Stat. Foley. The special thanks have repeatedly during the Self -Determination for Ireland Lea- Irish claim. if the great democratic IOTIS, tlic President of the Unite,/ States. of Erin. of the committee is extended to the year called upon our people to unite One final word. Let 110 other en- above artists, and also to the ladies and President of the Irish Republic. the gue of Australia since itt founda- principles of national .,elf-Determin- the Divine of the British Labour Party. Mr. gagement, 110 matter how Important, other helpers whose efforts rendered so in fervent prayer for the tion in this State. ation, if the fortitude and faith of Leader .Asquith, and other international keel) you from the public demonsita- touch towards making the evening so guidance, that a true, just, and lastnon of our strength, Influence. There is lin unparalleled spit-A of the Irish people at home hi the statesmen selected by the Council. ing understanding may be establishand greatn asteess; These resolutions were put to the deteinetiation. The 'Melrose Theatre Monday -ening last the members ed between the sister countries of unanimity and cooperation abroad principles of freedom-if these con- meeting by the chairman, and were car- or. sunday. June 26th, at 3 p m.. should of the Thomas Wheelan branch jourthroughout the Commonwealth that siderations were not so extraordin- ried unanimously. 4 It was moved be the objective of overy teak and neyed over to North' Fremantle to en- England and Ireland. Such suppliprevious to a few months ago was arily manifeit, if they did not exist, by Mr. Tully. and seeoruted then he Mr. Leo woman having a sense of justice and gage the members of the Wolfe Tone cation is needed more thin ever at (GREEN, WHITE, AND ORANGE that Messrs. M. A. O'llwyer, 51. "it play probably thought impossible of at- as they do exist. littie hope of the Walsh. a challenge euchre tourna- the present moment; events are and I' Moran be appointed delement. It had been rumoured for some tainment. In Australia to -day it gigantic success which has attended while's and .84a. Lift it up! wave it high? 'tis as bright as of old! Rates To repreSellt the Wrenn"; at the THOMAS WHEELAN (EAST FREMAN- nine past that the Mairpfe4 had been daily occurring which perplex for may be confidently stated of the efforts those responsible that ...mention already referred to. TLE) BRANCH. This training hard rev the maten. and so shock the public conscience of both Not a stain on ijs green, not a blot on its gold. was also cowrie t without any opsomething in the vicinity cf 500 the organisation of the League could motion ereat is to the nations. eredit due for I.:mattes sle.enc, "I seven long Ft the of years i-t- snatching victory froni the former on Tho' the woes sad wrongs hundred After brief addresses by the dent. Mr. Regan. Mr. omen Filswerald branches are in existence! be held out for any such moye-aents po-ition. "We desire, therefore. that during ellairiliall Have drenched Erin's sunburst with blood and with tears! the secretary on the presided once A bare live points the ...WM, general their horne ground. The Convention, we say, will have necessity and of counteracting n.alleious meeting of Western Australia has not been Though the clouds of oppression-enshroud it in gloom , members of tire above lu an aggregate score of 5 1 1 only se - this coming month of May. your inpropaganda. lines begun work it was its before these decided tercession be renewed, that God may In bold the lieliP last Sunday backward in organisation. And around it the thunders of 7 granny boom. There afternoon. Iterated the teams at the finish. and next Meeting. of tin- ''ranch on Sunder. branch. The meeting was such attended. and the Magpies are determined to re- be pleased to hear our repeated has never before been any Look aloft! look aloft! lo! the clouds drifting by, inch reach a great many LI our es gain their lost laurels when they meet prayers. It is our wish that in evert' State-wide systematic oiganisation The Convention. Slainthe! There"s a gleam through the gloom, there's a light in the sky, East next time. As in all affairs Iri,11. the ladies are church throughout England `and 'Tis the sunburst resplendent-far, flashing on high! keenest Wales the Rosary be recited for this Tire hardest workers and the Erin's dark night is wat.ing, het' day -dawn is nigh! einhuSlaste. The lady members of the intention. In many of our large tir Thomas Wheelati branch are en excep- churches it may be possible to aron the took out for further interesting are indeed they real the rule: 0011 to public demonstraThis monster The hope that has stirred Irish news. live wires in the cause of Self-theter- range for an almost continuous recibe made to reach a century, not in runs' generations, yes, and the wople of tion is not confined to any particuruination. tation of the Rosary during the day. C.V.L.C. Ireland, back through seven and a lar party or creed. All those, triesTo Speak Night and Day. DANIEL O'CONNELL (OSBORNE porTtbe onaiscattimimepi7tatheatt functionedto rehalf centuries, was .fever brighter peetive of any Oro -Irish or anti PARK) BRANCH. last PaulisPrestide°"nt rialIat.nrdingatanWhid Irish tendency, are freely invited. "With the ready help of the relithan it is at this Moment. 4.rs.HHoausrde: Thureday night's social eves special meeting held at St. literate, gious, communities, many of which week, viz., This week we have the spectacle Those who are Irish are expected to The Parish Hall was filled to in r heard the famous Paulist ChorisChurch on Tuesday. Joule 111..h. was are devoted to perpetual adoration. Mine It is conof the crumbling of that iniquitous he there in full force. overflowing by our own members and iers in a four Private concert of 'ilted for the purpose of electing dele- it will probably be possible to main friends, parishioners and members of numbers at the White system of Government called the fidently anticipated that the enthuThe House, and :rates to the State Convention, and' everyone is lalkQtg afterwatds received them, President (Mr. It. Keane) micepted the tain a succession of prayer even dur- the British Coalition, with its seat at siasm so much in evtdenee amongst shook the about the grand success of the evening. (distr. After correspondence were re- ing the night. Tile greatest surprise of the splendid hand of each, and thanked them for Westminster. The London cables of members and friends of Freedom AN INSTANCE. ceived. the President was elected while programme was the orchestra. their singing. The June 20, published elsewhere in this will find vent in a wiilingness to "We earnestly Lail upon our clergy concert was given occupied Ste. Smullen temporarily E. did it surprise the outside George's speech at opening pray that my coming you may lic, in the beautiful East Room of She and and people to unite their 'Masses, only also Messrs. .e. Wade issue, indicate British feeling to- overcome any obstacle that may of King ehair, our own girls. to be the first step towards end- the it Is a "Northern" (North-East Comer, prove i'ere also elected. It is a Holy Communions and private pray- but wards Irishmen at very few weeks since our now famous White House Only President Hardthreaten attendance. ing strife among my motile. In that Bradley Mr. Bradsend for great pleasure Parliament. inter alga musicians held their hope appeal In first I to all Masse, practice Irishmen ers, this wheretu- ing and Mrs. Harding, ac _ornpanied hour, which, please God, is tantaNor is that all! _.An_alkituportant with intercession: or a an Irishman Is neither ley'. he es gettreerid it was truly end streteh out ter hind 01 forbearahe. cathetie. but believes in freedom and by we desire to pia-claim our unfailremarkable abet (Daily Press Cable). presort -besides. mount to a break -down of the tyran- feature of the demonstration must In such a short space of time they were ,by atena Banta, ,b ..oncillation, to iorgive forget. -everything which touches irehinti and The resolutions were passed ing trust in God and our deep sym- aide to contribute nical and inhuman system which on not he lost sight of. There is a items In such splen- the choristers -and officials of the to join In instiller for the land Justice. an echo 111 Iles ;mina, d parts use and separately and carried 1111aTITMOUsty. As pathy with all those who are person- did style as they did. Their aeromplIsh- organisation. The ae:ontpaniment they which IleW era or peace 311,1 our the one hand has brought England's way for Irish men and women to Mills Inv,. flu. Eniliire. it slowly growing. is Iiiihrs are desired good W II. membership mein of this feat only goes to show was played on the "gold" name into the mire, and on the demonstrate. That way. we sug- more earnestly Few piano. meted there will be a vow! muster allynffected by the present lament- what a little illisei,rhout Ptiglishenthusiasm and hard work "I hope Mat Southern Irelaisi will is W01.111 Milli a sailsra,tory sotat our next meeting, In be held on Sun- able condition of public affairs." other placed the Irish cause upon gest and recommend, is to display in speakiiig call do, and with such an esample to which was a gift to Miss Alice soon hays a parsli..1 evrettiony.' age -too, o'clock day, July 3rd, after the 10 orobbms. follow, you can never tell whet may Roosevelt during the presidencf of ' The is by a pinnacle outstanding Pastoral signed Cardinal in the any way the individual thinks fit the ',Meiv..ishor Isnee near, to ily own heart than Mr. W. O'Mahoney is an enhappen. The remainder the program her father. world's history. Acknowleigment colours of Ireland -the Sinn Fein that every Irishman. w hotelier ti worker: he always has a few Bourne, the Administrator -Apostolic was contributed to by of his creed thusiastic THE KING'S SPEECH. Misses floxby. of the collapse of such mischievious Tricolour, green, white and orange. am! wherever his home, should ioyally members' names to hand in. Don't for- of Birmingham, the Archbishop of Carter. AteComish, Carr, McGrade and June 21 London, Membership eo-opmate with the , Delve-me year reel' con llllll nines Flanagan with vocal items while Miss Catholic and ill-fated militaristic English rule Wear these colours. Cardiff and Apostolic Let them be on wide') the Empire 'Administrator In the House of Commons ;his evenYoung Men% Society The and Miss Hogan were responsible of Menevia, the Bishops of _Middles- Brown in Ireland has come from within the profuse throughout eir, Austen Chamberlain (the Lead- PATRICK sensoreous (MAYLAND8) the theatre. eyes of the Whole Empirebase,: are or, Ire- ing for violin solos. ant Mies Cleve for er of the House) announced that the land to -day,. brough. Clifton. Salford. Southwark, several recitations, her elocutionary art ranks of the British Cabinet itself! They are 'Ireland's colours. BRANCH Speech in the Northern ParliaIt is urged by noble Lords, and sup- The proceedings. we say, promise much appreciated. "I am emboldened to look beyond King's The duties Songs by Carrie Jacobs Bond ment in Belfast would be made on the Last Monday MIMt saw a ve"y large Portsmouth. Ilexham. and Newcas- being M.C. were very ably attended to by the sorrow and aitle.y weich have advice of the British Cabinet, and not meeting or the above breech at hum tle, Leeds. Northampton. Shrews- of ported by, we are led to believe, t'.e to be most enthusiastic. No spe- clouded Doherty who. also. In a short, huiny late vision of Irish affairs. on that of the Government of Northern convent School. It was a nubile inert- bury. Plymouth. N-ittinghatr. Brent- Mr. majority of members of the House cial train service has been arrang- and I speak mourous spepelt. thanked the various from a fill heart when I Ireland. and Other Composers ing called for the express purPose of wood, and the Viear-Capitular of Commons. of artists and also the club for the very Enough- beware of ed from Midland Junction or Frepassing the three importael resolutions Liverpool. enjoyable entertainment. A the cable sop. But if ever there mantle to Perth, so it behoves in keeping with every other branch of dative brought to a close at about short 11 each; 'melees' for also 111 July 3, at 8.15 p.m., In State. and was sufficient pressure abroad to everyone in the suburbs intending When the stair those present was Mr. J. Mona- the League the club's first big social evensoL0 BY President, Mr. Walt,r Dwyer, L.L.D. amongst the purpose of electing three delegate, ghan. representing the State Council. wreck a British Cabinet over the to be present catching eftrly trans. will lug. We nearly forgot to mention the he invited to deliver an varinue pianists of the evening, correspond,nre was received from te the forthcoming Coueentine. Irish question. that eatremity is saw It has come to our knowledge, that to whom the State Council, requesting the a great deal of the success was due, but In the unavoidable, nut only temper JOSEPH PLUNKETT (WAROONAreached. and is universally patent. the Irish in Fremantle are going to branch to elect three delegates to at ary, absence of thebrarch president. they were: Misses Elliott: White. Mann ALBERT HAMEL) BRANCH. Exiled high men and women are display their numbers by virtually tend 111. state Convention to be held Mr J. T. Coonan. Father Lynch occuand Townsend, all of whom deserve the oil Saturday. the 25th inst. pied the chair, ..pene.I and explained highest of commendation. of one mind regarding the fate of parading their streets to the railway ineeling of the above branch - was at Perth names of Messrs. T. Gonne. M. C the objects of the meeting. As arThe first of the lectures in First Aid of 180 M urray Street only Ireland. To anyone who cares t3 station in ample time to ensure that held at Warouna on June 5th, Mr, C. The 0. Fitzgerald, 1. McNamara T ranged. the ;makers to the alleles rewas delivered by Mrs. Parker presided over a large gather- Regan. TRINITY TO THE RESCUE. day think, the significance of that fact immediately on arrival of toe train Sheridan on Fri(Near moans). D. were_ stack and James submitted. l were ex-Settathe eidetions .Needhant. ing. 17th Inst., when a great deal Several new members were en- and as there is nn limitm ' in to the :Oh the t.utiage in God's Garden. F G. Bb. Mr. v ay Rev. Father is strikingly revealed throughout from Perth, which -will be the quarter rolled. McInnes, Calconnection with bandaging Oh the motion of Mt, T. was explainpermitted to attend the Con- lan, 0.M.1,. Mr. J P itolieny (State SecCarrie Jacobs Bend. Holding the Fort Not His Forte. ed to the girls. the English-speaking world, to two pm. return ex Fremantle. Crorkrani, seconded We Mr. B. Fitz- number We were very pleased the were SS vention, six elected deleFather see such a number of the members compensation. LOW, Medium. Messrs. I, Sheridan and P. gates to arrange for the full retwesenta- retary), Mr is A. Bryan. and Now, every Inshman worthy. of the whole of the contingent will fill patrick, "1 hear." says the London Evening In Carrie Jacobs Bone Lynen romp along, Fitzpatrick were elected as delegates to and we feel sure that they tion of the branch. Do You Remember? Low, Med . High. the name throughout'the State al- that train. On arrival of the trains the forthcoming conference. The meeting was ail excellent oily in News Diarist. "that the Trinity Col- will all he present at Or. O'Meara's' lecAdvice was also received from the every. NI, ay Carrie Jacobs Bond. rite seltlltig sweetly of ready knows of to-merroas's (Sun- from the West arid East of Perth at The following donations were rect.', Slate Connell that both Boulder and the serum! Oil- Ills..11 TO Its utmost. and lege Dining Club Is entertaining Sir ture on this Friday night. Four by the Clock, Els Ott C: Sheridan, IS; Mr, I', East -Fremantle fia_v) demonstration. Edward Another Folio mine so about 2.35. the people. will meet and ed,-Mr, Carson 1103111.11 or oor activitY which to dinner the branehes had whetted at reigned enthusiasm SUnreion. Maninson. Et I/: ylr. T, Crorkran. Pt; bids fair to make our club vere widely God Remembers wave Albert tas ag name or *Closely upon the Convention, a great proceed to the Theatre in a body. Prendeville, lllll the the Nee, lle.. s spisel, was a triumph Mr Walnut %the World For Room in the Grand Hotel, Mr. J. Donohue, el: Mr. Iv. Fitzpatrick. piiint iir weialil or arruPtent, mas- Northumberland Avenue. oil April ki.nwil. is that presided oiee for ttie II was nolabsi net that no aids, Low, Mcd., High. ' and added interest is lent to the Such popular demonstration would el; Mr. T. Corrigan, Ell: W. I. Jewler, branch. lIrst time last ralS(.4 tj) the name Monda,v Ills .arrie terly deliveraime. and spiritedness. by Mrs Jacobs Bond. P. Me whole movement. The indications be an excellent scheme, and widil I C : Mr. 1, 1.11.1/1111nek, El: Mr, 28th. By this time Sir Edward's Linuel Logue. viz., the night 1401111Pd 11V 11/1111 livanehe.i, se the Ilige11111,.. was entithel: elocution Mae, worts. Bit, C. D. .. 7. euxslePecela El: Mr.. IS 114.111g ',nod,.Libel - tonnal acceptance at time of writng are such that, in undoubtedly have a meeting ileeld..d in emi.inue il- activiMeans ay ianttits themcf the Judgeship tremendom Peek. El: Mr.el:NI,Mr, t Higgins. 7/ . muter the name or tTi "uTrulY'l0t,eirr Jacobs Bond. as \\thee m - Seems we Pallier Callan-, of dealing' will, no doubt, have been received spite of any or all counter attrac- moral effect upon everyone in the Fitzpatrick, (Tills report was lelayed In Post. -- ties will require a coneert every night In Just a -Weary ill' For You, Low, Wee bin" F.a.i Fremantle). with the seeetel resolution demanding and Irish tions, the monster meeting called vicinity at the time. It may urge Ell, ILI friends will meet hint to Ilse week In display all the mailable taThe secretary's montlilv report shows the withdrawal of the British troops :Artie Jacobs BOWL by the State Council of the League' many of those people to go to the 11.1 Hie branch is making great proLittle Pink Rose. Low. Med.. High. fr Irelatt I and III, e:lablislimeet or celebrate his farewell to the House lent PETER LALOR (PERTH) BRANCH. .res.. Established but sly weeks ago a proper iris. Civil (toyer env was of Commons." uarrie Jacobs Bond. at Melrose Theatre for to -morrow meeting and learn something of the Nominatien toms for enrolment at meeting held The business the e ;at tie members to-das Ills Nwak..,,,, eseeedingl itardeirs. Lire's Low. branch Med , High, tremetano. new niembere WI now ne obtained afternoon will excel anything of its Truth co long denied them. Sir Edward Carson. the ex -Kaiser's or Hibernian Hall on SIllithly last was well 1.181111 1., a or TOT, TINA vivid narration of the inetlerle of IonE. I. Ashford. from our genial eecretary. Mies Gladys My Task. Ir. Eli, kind yet undertaken. It is already ihr splrlt of the Mines re - Is, however, IncIlleallherallio The services -of both the Clontarf ati...1.1, rrom being fully iell finvernmeet and Enelaturs soldiery favourite rebel, if the above be true, Henry. whom you will Maty., find only My Soul, Low, HIgn, full totro In the addresses of the ...Wally., or the svmosthisers or repro Self - was the result of beitur all retriai rye- has thus faced his last card. A cou- too ready to enmity you with Carrie conceded that no auditor:um in the Boys' Band and the Trish Pipers' velvet, Jacobs Bond. any Nonlife But Love, Low, High, i's, Who played before the meet- Determinant.' lu the district. atilt the tvlll,ers of those voleil.lon: lu recent number you may city will be large enough to accom- Band have been asked for and their -peak require. Members of ple of years ago. it will be remember- the committee ing the res011.111011s lo he submitted at eommittee have hones of a 11110111 big- 1110111hs. Ali ice speakers were will Carrie Jacobs Bond. will do similarly modate Ireland's sympathisers on assistance will add a distinct fea- the public demonstration oil SmidaY. ger membership when a thorough can- riseisived, the lieeelies being repeat...HY ed, during the course of a six days' o limiting Memory, Low, Busthees Is business. and even our 'Thy President of the branch (Mr. P. vass or the district Is made and more pinietuated to litirste of atildamie that occasion. Jacobs Bond. ture to the proceedings. visit to Belfast, Ned flattered the Club must keep its ryes open to see 0 Thank Me Nut. B. .arrie J. Hyatt) eloquently moved Ilie lifetatioe available for electile.i llll Many new names ',sr.. sodded to the natives by saying C, Db. %vitas It has le do ill this is that only by th- mat esolutIon, wid,11 was exert...! 'Howl'ro assist, in organising blew mem- membership list rile delegatta electdone promptly, and we WOIliti regard :Merl Mellinson. urge alt 11011aly. 'fume stale secretary (Mr. .1. bers, prizes have been offered ed to the Convention are Father It tich. Lagan did he ever feel really Perfect Day. Low, th.d., High. at the girls to 1.0111e a101ig The secretare of the Self-Deter- 1w a great sueecss The roll.). tug each Polieny I present by ,peetal hn. M. C. Regan and Mr. .1 NIeNatnaraby 1,, ell, Carrie Jacobs Bond. the Mr T. J. Coonaii qtre-adent1. and Mrs, home! The cheers rebounded like Friday night, so that a halt tiner's bust elected to attend the State Con- station, and Was mination League wishes to announce were In eloquent and 'forceful member securing the most number of Rodgers (secretary'. Rubin Adair. Luw, Hieh, vention: Mr, P. O'Driscoll t President,. rivets on the "twalfth" at the words. in before the the receipt of the following dona Mr. J. Carroll, and Miss N. Walsh (see Carrie Jacobs Bond. .1411[IYClab:shldulged After which, of course, "Ned" left for 14.1; Soul of You. Ah, Bh6aPb. Next tions to the fund: Mr R. S. Gargett retary). night we are to The Michael Devitt branch the Riviera, and the roses and the all even Thursday Carrie Jacobs Bond. bigger social evening than have the (Per Father O'Grady), 10s; Mrs. P. still continues to grow In membership, Shepherdess, Low, Mgh, IR. t. but this time there will be a band. if given support trom those whom J. Glendon, Williams, 7s; Mr. and and Carrie Jacobs Bend. chimer of one sniffing It looks to for help In trying to right per head made There with a great Belgravia'' for admission. and the proceeds will To -day, Low, Med-. ilign Mrs. Leavy, II; P. Connatushton, £10. Ireland's wrong, then for a certainty grin, he told his pals: Carrie Jacobs Bond. go towards reducing the parochial debt. the Michael Devitt branch n-II! be secSongs for Contralto (His Lullaby . MICHAEL DAVITT (NORTRAM) "They're all right-those Orange- We hope to see the Parish Hall more Two ond to non, and Longing) .. Carrie Jacobs Bond. crowded than last time. tf that le pos- Two BRANCH. men-all right among themselves!" Triolets, and a little Song, sible, and we expect each and everyone A meeting was held In rst Joseph's ROSEN? EMMETT maiisonviLuio Good old Ned. Carey Wallace. of our members will do her best to acBRANCH. School -room -on eunday night, June the Green Isle, Rh, C. b.,, complish this. Those who have not Some from 19th, after evening devotions There was a record attendance at the When "Ulster" Weeps. Mr. J. Lb. F. David Dick been into the hall for some time should Carroll, in the absence of the president second general meeting of the above When We're Together, All. Eh C. Slater. e.nme without fail on But Thdrirtiv ''Ulster," see and poor, pleading B. O'Driscoll). (Mr. occupied the branch, which took place on Sunday Emerson what a difference the lately arrived ISO chair, and presided over a fel,. gather- evening last at the Arranniure school"Ulster." came again. When Song Is Sweet, Ph. Eb, 0, lames. have made. ing, amongst whom were the Rev. room. This president, Mr. J. Coogan. "Och, Jamie, if he loves us why chairs Our President (Miss Coffey) has at Emerson James. Father O'Donnell and Rev Dr. Kearnap. opened the proceedings by a short and Gertrude last found Sans Souel. doesn't time to give her aPention to he show it now?" An amount of coriesponrience was dealt Impressive address, and also explained St. George's the tennis courts They are now being' When You Were Mine. Ab. Bb, C, D, SPORTS with, and a deal of discussion took the object of the meeting wkich was to A deputation set out and found vitrourouely Gertrude Sens Soucl. organised.' Net t Saturday place, The chairman explained that elect three delegates to the State Coll Ned in London. The Partition Act (weather permitting) should see the VOCAL DUETS. 26. the rason for the calling of the meet- vention and also to consider the had gone through. "Ulster" was club in full swing. Arrangements have Friendship ( Tell n s. (1 Tell Ps) ing was that or electing three dele- three resolutions recommended Terrace by the S. Glover. made safe for programs and Maria been made tofor several strong players to Home to Our Mountains gates to attend the State Conference. State executive. The three delegates be present help coach the newer Verdi. menu and the holding of a 1.1g public meet- elected are Mr. J. Comm. Mr P. AL Monkeries. Would Carson only please hers. So as to mold all posstbie de- 1 Love You Truly, ing on a date to be dsed. trier much Bungert. and Mr. C. Berry. Three come came home and lay the membership view Jacobs the ruins? But shall be divided in- Just Bond. discussion it was decided to elect the members of the executive council were Entrance WeitrYin' for You Ned was wise to the new phase. to three section!s. A. B, C The it delegates front amongst those present, present. viz., Mr. M. 0Irea, Mr. DowlCarrie Jacobs Bond. or those who are taking up and to hold the public meeting on a ing, and Mr. Walsh, all of whom delivHome! An aged man, in poor health section, Mieerere (Scene from 11 tennis for the first time, shall attend Trovatorel date when it would be possfkle for two ered Interesting and instructive ad-he pleaded all the law court cli- iron 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. They shall Sly Task, Verdi. ,, speakers from the city to address the dresses on the present state of affairs Sop, and Ten,. Sop. then vacate the courts. leaving. It and ches. and The state secretary stated gathering. Ireland. Their addresses were lisNO. l Set, 24in. Wide, 9/6 each. No. 4 Set, 4 lin It itle, 18/. each. Bar. sections play for the remaining after E. I. Ashford. that he could not bring our letter is, in "No, I will wait here, at West- Anoon. tened to with the keenest Interest and Perfect Day, sop. Slid Oar section Cont. A Sop. shall and fore the Council until Tuesday night. heartily applauded. tensist of No. 2 Set. 29in. Wide, 11/6. Cues, 1/- each Spare Casey Mr. moved. minster. Ten., Mee. Here apd still Bar,. let me our hold strongest the players. New halls have June 21st, to get a decision as to who and Mr. Bennet seconded the three resoComplete with Cues. Seven Balls ::aerie Jacobs Rood. fort for 'Ulster' in the Imperial been purchased. Judging I 'nun the en- Sea or Glees Na. 3 Set, 3501 aisle, 13/6. Spare Balls. 2/9 and 3/8 per Set could attend, thus giving the local lutions. Which were carried unanimousand Rules. thusiast,' that must ensue. Kr are anti. branch very little time to arrange a big ly. The President expressed his sinHouse." Soler is sweet. Sop. and (Mover elpating competitions with outside When Ten. Public meeting to carry resolutions, cerest gratitude to the speakers on Tears unanimously shed and hand - elutes. Sop and Par. n,,-trode sang Souci. A cordial invitatirm Is exell in form., and return same to Perth behalf of the members of the branch. Norgoussues. tended es EACH all shakings members and interested by the 24th. farewells to be The letter was received The meeting was then concluded closed the by An 01,1 sweetheart er Mine, present. It Is Indeed a race by the secretary late on Thursday after- the singing of "God Save Ireland." to keep to brilliantly acted scene. measure wIth the advancement of our Leslie Darns. noon, so that it was impossible to call Time next meeting is arranged for Suntatirenee Campbell. club. Ftiless I am a very poor pro. Broken . a meeting before Sunday night, as some day. July 10,. His Forte. The chief sneaker will our president will have another Moven or Rises tipirence Campbell. of the committee nave long distances be Mr. Clementson. flu tterniee Ned would "hold the fort" as an parcel of great news nliteed berm, the croesitia . 1111 Lyn: ence Campbell. to travel from the Country, and It is Ille.Bar Laurence Campbell. not convenient sometimes for them to dm seems to be M.P. at Westminster still! But now, club very shortly. (VICTORIA PARK) keenly interested on some new Prams in three Acts in -three Minutes. attend, so that to 'mike a big success THOMAS DAVIS two months later, Neil is to become very BRANCH. of a public meeting one full week at project. Leslie Itarrie. If a judge. That's his forte. Perhaps . the very least would he needed to arMir Frederick Dale. effort possess A public meeting called Is this to 'our .by DRAUGHTSMEN, DRAUGHT BOARDS, DOMINOES, by 1.atiehlito range matters. Leslie Harris. the graduates of that Elizabethan iwn Club rooms, and to help inwards Just We quite understand branch was held in the Boys' Club at Twenty Gallons ai' sleep. that the State Council are having a 8.15 p.m. on June 10th. end our Fete :vas launched 'midst in the unIssi, 1/9, and 2./3 per Box. 9d., I/O, W-, 2/3. and 2/9 each. Hd. and 1/9 pee Set anachronism, Trinity College Dub this very busy time arranging meetings and avoidable absence of Mr. E. Harrold, Laurence Campbell. great exeltement on Friday Went last. lin. will in their own half-baked im 411 girls are wildly' siiihnstastie over I'll:SSE NOTE. - ONLY AT 1110 Winopening hew branches nevertneless our Rev. Father Hayes was in tit,' chair. train service Is good, and with a fair The minutes of the previous meeting' perialistii way, elicit a few words the work. and The illfrerent stalls n %V eTREET. PERTH. NO SHOPS amount of time to wane matters and having been read by the secretary, the %%ere isairerlt snaimeil 1111. 11.1 effort from Ned on the night they feed him will IN it iiiitAcg-eTREET. two speakers from .h., city to address chairman explained that the main purbe for a one--seo Frne at the end GIBSON FOY as to how he (not. the Orange folk if Inn-. PosTAI, .%DIM :5: the gathering, it goes without saying pose of their coming together on that when a erenr endemismr will if that the Northam public meeting would occasion was to elect three delegates all the time. nut '11 rn1111dA s

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