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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 reing 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 forof 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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"Catechetical Method"

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Motion Pictures and (lion' our correspondent.' at pleasing ceremony took place SOCIETIES. C.Y,M ON CHURCH Censorship on Sun THE Ihr Childtini of Mary's meeting derr.,. of fill. when Rev, Father Lynch PERTH C.Y.M.S.

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children and forbid them not to come to Me," 'demands the attend it once of even the younsest children 'may afternoon, IM111'1.11.M. the rodents,. into CATECHIZAaspirants lilted COU,11-11 if be hi-lowed oti ton 17 OF received at instructien. What means did HISTORY ,,, the leant There are still sonic young ladies Iu THE PiOiel, eare B. Conde Iilitt greaterbl./.1111 Ily 4.%110Soli Christ use to instruct and educate TION FROM OUR POINT OF belong to the hut. young men, the parish who do ,tot Veckly, America.) we mere, nem,. up Join VIEW. His children? Hie method was a all would and If they greater,thinger, sodality, wnete at its muster sketch et this ilia lo parl,h or everY thorough yet plain, easily grasped there would be a realTem.goodparishioners \Viten the automobile made hero, .:a more than exposition of the truths_ of God. A 1.uighit ale ilist perhaps each meeting. laillictia wonder:ma body Catechetics. r every e them sea for (0. It hr estaiili-iie.1 witii the list appearance hire serieties Ke111.1.011sly (10111tM books a of have must learning, and such c,,:utnus of :5 it 1111, tar 111 branch go us: tIlliy to other Christ spoke in a simple homely and eiiii-i-iiist breught to ed. not that it Laled wards the library. and the Sisters would any four ho p. Wee Australian, males the nom . Its' the pastor. FAVOURS RECEIVED. xvittniiii .iieniiis or well, but that it went at all. When be very grateful if anyone else haying benefit by a historical survey of its manner. His sentences were short. tin tic kittea. We are having :neatest rare. work one Jialof pre-erviiig is 1,A Medo :Ye eolith would indeed on disposal The their Dugatesttect, kind, flashed at "Catechization hooks school: Gracie, of -Nomad.first this object. His expositions easy to understand. Mrs. De motten pit ture on de plena for the tatty,: from the facts calliope will, for the tn., ,aw. prove the gasped to wl:111e Hibernian society will hold its not a product of :nere human wis- He uses similies, parables and corn we are haviig fairly and people 1,11(.1.11 was interesting. if Friday, goorlie, sends five shillings screen the favours Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. were trite to all invert nu Australian 5141014, who iminov- usual fortnightly meeting. on Tuesday dom and invention, but of the un- parsons. He is fond of antithes:s And our Nome: ow.:. "wce ones" in gratitude for isIiss wee see what seemed fixed anda pictured Steel:iv settee! history' and expleratien. and fami- Moe been guarded troutby manse next, Niembers should roll up in strong broken stream of supernatural life and of outward signs, and delights at all. To see received through prayer. \hither is teaching 1111e waNs anf elite any selltieed ram to bear the delegates' report giving grace going back to Christ, it havingso morn iiiirnlwr, ren't seem chequer' ye and we speed full e.onderful atiat lessons from nature. All hr the still drawing in ca the AVIIrilf. tm. bootee: the arhorse galloping close now liar with aciventuro. career of ono through the His illustrations are adapted to His miraculot. r, ou ilw special contarence, also next six courses steadily en ,,,rbed in the 111;141.11,11, o1 fr11iddrn le -fete. Well. I must FOR THE "WEE ONES." tel tittle short of the train come ranging of a syllabus forIs the accept ed and \'ills en and membermes." promised to to Her connected ewer night adding ever :1111i miseratii, good A ever the men express ,t,.11.1114 Church, 4uite familiar to them. dear. months. and an greatest see audience Lily white and to loving id the in Catholic. 'Lily R. -Many thanks, acceptable. same cnursclf. (rein your members. ship new generations of catechuHimself to a good shep:11113111K- thunderin 'atom) the tracl.s straight ;I! with Australia, New Zealand, and rolled Sail,'' The sympathy or thr parecitionere mens." And if history acts as a He likens among the flecks in a rerrllItIK the he threatSorry toe. Parcel very by hour, an -a -ere easily miles ere 011 when Hose the herd fifty A. death will la th Africa. g iealli7it to Mrs. at -you et 10, Hwypastor In their Nue alio it, ening you with instant death, sent of we mother, and whose funeral took guide in other subjects by cupplyiing pastoral country, and Peter to a MON] CA Mc KEN N A preiteet His brilliant career !wean in the Doreen is Pleased. The late Mrs. us with- the keys which unlock the on Monday last. collectthat has purity or morals." tfe continuon the lake-side. shivers down the spine. mein - place Lad \Vill sou scud me a collect Gulden \Vest, and it is rule 15. 1921. .Jour P.S. Coughlan had been !II fur many months, secrets of the present, a portion is' it rock refers to objects of nature, as BIT. A BOOST Kellerberrin, ally I will try to centred in it not enly Australian. Since then, within the easymotion consequently her death a few linen ing card. and ele history where and 1.-11,111.....ii the Catechetics, lillies, the v.... .oul rest hi peace. of the air, Iwr true May of the ones." admiration generation, birds the a "um expected. Dear Aunt Bessy,-Just the half but world-wide (Ty of 111. pleased something; for at 1 was status 'have w:et. sorbing interest of unconentim brings us back to the first Catechist. grass of the field the wheat and the to let you know that picture has teepee from the novelty Very pleased that VOU C1111.1,F,,I.111 RECORD. was rather Himself. teachHis pill.. Itrimitive that Christ order would personality in liver and I le cockle-all His .111/1.e startling to sec my letter in ofTI1E a of traction. TO, a me- other instance there may be a rev.rain lately. I ten, my dear Monica. History shows that the practice of ing about the Kingdom of Heaven yer 1111111 KI-o-tee iloW1411'. contrary effect magnetic and captivating it a strile We have had a lot called to the dignity of a world-wide IMeenam think the rain had a When, lation forbidding "scenes of vio- the Church in this matter has not May be easier to grasp. Of Antisand ate gIL sums :rot: ',PI, el rapid lone So a leader art. a was Ile dramatis: of went down to a place degree. dium picture ill the 111,111111A a-grownie, I have three upon little girls. and ing Iris don't so univer- lence." In Boston a motion always, in spite of the steadfast un- thesis the following may be quoted: and I enjoyed the trip. but I have while ago, I played with a doll enerJump the roost has been its development, inure men: a man who often preyed than of the Life of Our Lord was prohibjtof Her Faith and The kind master and the unmerciful An' boost sisters and live brothers, Kellerber- with a pen and ink I was very sal its appeal, that it has indomitable courage and ietrepidity on Sundays be- changeableness shown being A bit! In from taken into consider- servant, the rich glutton and the bath daring* Dorothy. indoors. stage, and kept ins outdistauced the no sister called in moral teaching, in the most hazardous ilie band's a Pleeitio v. I wi'l getic when the rain I oppor- cause it had scenes of violence characteristics beggar Lazarus, etc. only fall In while and peculiar when the financial atibn in -books. along and my march ate leipularity rin is a fine farming come: at -to, the at the circumstances-occasions am. I worked better teem, Scourging --I the namely, time. it, Amen people. at: doll. in of different nest needs made news the and to 111.,,i1111Stie picture To prevent His expressions becosr. A tunity. tell you more Cengenius could triumph. was pule 'stead Ow halleluiah was especially attentive little a This globe within Pillar, and the Crucifixion! the well as the special circumstances of ing mere lifeless and empty forms, ether Jim. circle which and will to -day biography. ca your loving niece, Monica obis as character that 3er hammer ii'' Se I imegine of to. all sorship won Imp of are with who When gaze Those time. DOREEN BEARD. fess:mated the redolent often had recourse to the rte. is the 0,-- WO ,111)1 the year to in England. :111.11.11 are similarly disposed. as the bubonic plague and Her fold from Judaism receive a dif- Christ window- lishedbrimful of the greatest nacrest EVerN cello figure of hyperbole, i.e., He am delighted girls rain winh yet. nations and all races. The photo- noxious pelts against the facts. of the intelligence of ferent treatment from those who are toricalexpressions My Dear Doreen,-I level the the to on taut. Yourlung the lookine permanently Jump of aof who itself saying more than all used tired play established one gets fascination to to know that the appearance AU' 1)00M The He meant, which were not to be inand and it has the clay eaters of Alabama. from heathenism. you. I pane and it comes down from the and converted estimation, character public the the delighted in with bit. Corner A familiar be the way of censorship Church has always acted like a phy- terpreted literally but according to self in crux to at the or a whole of it-the The with trip worthy problem is its slantwise the who brought whether life of a man am glad you enjoyed the intelligence and char- sician applying different remedies to their inner meaning. It became a been to Kel- cloud. or little ones. of the Temple el game of problems seems to be an rests upon Meenaar. I have notread a great straight, in big drops a story book Place in the niche Social and syllabus. censor. A blue -law patients suffering from different die- means of expressing what He had essential modern pastime-namely, acter of tie understands was at, intellectual giant. Ile Fame. e eases. Civilised people, such as the is always dolly. the As neither Mhe lerberrin, but 1 have there dance. ianderella a who which, June as Moniea ncensor, censorship, se ambititius. of time impressed on the minds, by compelquestion one Besse, welleirdered the at of it Aunt his collectioic to in of great n, I.,quire letter a ticketdescription nor morals, puts t -Greeks and Romans, were in need of ling them to ponder upon such sayand I have or you shiold he great in his !eve for his fellowtnen new at the moment, hae become acute. inan nature money Iete'5 at Ilie done, irwitiber.1 can't see why wooden A beautifully situated intown, dear. clocks. from the a teaching t to in of censorship mode possilite. seeds drama. a Hiflerent as a picture. should get a- maii3 ''Si ings, more anttaniore seriously. and Why the problem black or white, great in his efforts or depressed. Give the seen a hit of it in- thus gave a greater insight into their 10 tVel.). likelv fellow should attach ascii especially to the headed censor, who measures by the that suitable to the untetcreti well. What lazy while longer. With a little uplift humanity and advance eieili- Drop one ,1111111i fans havi. n speeiat drama Dann the makes thought it looked very little know. you yard. The Epistles the stage, North. spell the and of the ignore sister a and foot habitants tended a had :notion picture meaning. It made His hearers diground after and everything that nolvIvi killd or low, for our Minn andto if, made me think you warmth in the perhaps hr the newspaper and literature, is - a sorry thing of shreds and patchee. of St. Paul are examples of t1:e gest them. Such sayings as, "It is they'll show eation two held tilt, SPAN.' left noCiliiir There must have into practice the put to believes who name Dorothy? sunshine, censor of people want method. wish. of un of -minded ire a lot loose adaptability a A But unanswered, veil in Church's desired. goes that somewhere for a camel to pass thro in the way "lie was a world dates mystery bars to Then again insttuction differed in easier been a Dorothy Beard their tuctiwries jogged as regardssuit. It mother ideals. is. familiar themselves less it be that the motion picture. that conventions are prison the eye of a needle than for a thoughtful of 0.1,7ones eta, and nee,. Invitation tickets very man." should art that the Corner, for the name How given and spirit that prodigy from in human Ages latest Middle more and the -sided. the newest me the enter the Kingdom of Heabeing to tell wee man VW/it i0.11.11a111.-Ibi. Sir George Grey was mane to me. Write often and teeing. cat to dispose iif her proof human expression, tolerate no restrictions, debases the after the age of printing in 1410 ven," demanded thinking. Chriet she played world the Pe in see, You way. accomplished. and at the I: wa, well rePITSPIlied of Venus Such manifold and diverse methods also impressed the feelings cf His such a cute of Kellesberrin.--Your some would refined is not entrenched in tradition nor drama to the abandon AUNT BESSY. parts, and in each part he die c.s.1..C. social Iasi week. bably understood that of the Church gives us aneortant Clem :ill many grutinded in custom as are its kin- Epistropheia. by the use of pithy expresa pre-eminent Personal Remarks.. tinguishcd himself inexceptional to solve the lessons. from which we may learn hearep be destroyed if she t'ept way une surmise to but all is or, of life, There adthem mitten. mirrors dred Pet sions of forcible and urgent speech. loved an Ile was tO IIIPIlli(111 MAIM: far forgot Is we Gone-Kathleen's Sorry home. and as she degree. solution at the far-flung and its that difficulty, them. be it by what ways and means Christian He knew well how to appeal to the skilfel that Gof, Kerr donated a trophy to the again, unless lose and to -road, far-seeing want a Gifford comdidn't ministrator, boards she "Tara Vale," a toolbar' elute Doctrine can be made useful and heart-as Gregory the Great said: amongst her statesman. We appreciate. urea. popularity and its easy- access to from easy, viz., censor an intrepid explorer, so she divided them fellow" the multitude render its possible posed of people cf such high char- successful in our own day. Bridgetown. June 12. See a lit,. on the "when l was young you tIt was because Christ's words went told friends. Watch her and you'll and lit, scientist, an author. a asoldier. Tries lo make moral peril. acter and interigence as to ensure shod, tiof. is. of source stun J intend to give a brief summaryin home a wider abuses to the,very heart of the heardevoted Dear Aunt Bessy,.-Kathleen oecasionally all, :wither of again. I inher visiting them best be wort see filly For and, 11,, that guilt, decisions. agitathe balanced week Instruction and last reason, sane Catechetical You re the the of letter Whatever was in them. ers that He was able to exercise so you in her Only once round, you will any of us of the Catholic Church. Heat will be expect' taking an interest has con- the sake of uniform rules end regu- practice following great an influence over the people." the censorship during rigid a the for tion' k now. Church tended writing, so you a very im- seem to be lucky, in holi-rays and into the If anyone toff! its that they saw centrated on the photo -play, and lations and to eliminate the irritat- periods: (L) The Messianic days. The Apostles followed Christ in he specially fa- ceiverl Smith Kensinging this. Last Sunday dancing we'd say, it ing confusions and injustices that (in The Catechumenate (III.) The their pace in Bridge- Jarrahwood ismust to in- Brompton Oratory,beauty airl gran- Ilex Prendergast there can he but little doubt that teaching. They userlanguage portant event tookArchbishop It good of mother -Gam, Mart believe yer."weekBut at there Cluna, voured. London-the conflicting Pro the ton, through Cen16th. justified. obtain The now the respects (IV.) Ages. little Middle mans are in is Grace the to be understood. St. Paul was last Thursday town. His of Con- terest herself in behalf of is grand deur of which ecclesiastical pile and he have used the decisions of local and State boards. tury. (V.) The 19th. Century. (VT.) easy exhibitors and C.Y.I..C. social looking as If Jazz was (lucent It to have fed his hearers with claims Catholics administered the Sacrament Sundays. of the on ask Rex tow under But admiration children national. be candidates. license, the element. should Ills Movement, censorship Rabelaisian thirty the a Latest with -en 'The about word, screen milk and not with strong meat. They nnation to looking its wettest and work teaching little clash out non-Catholics alike. The secretary left him at the gate, slid without the Rabelaisian genius to Federal supervision. Censors should of comparisons and illusand use pointine Days. made Messianic and scholar L-The Cod 13ridgetown is of !IOW. English the great roads are in knowledge list This has enjoy no less dignity than judges on the offence. te their hearers. St. ate Bede Charles managed to lose ills to Heaven. Write of muddiest just now; the the primitive trations familiar the round condone standal which the Bench. Responsible guardians Catecheties in statesman. Mr. W. E. Gladstone, We had a few to them the way the other night. and hea went the long-standing mica games and all a been witnessing tell Paul, and dear, Stet a dreadful state. stray children, to saw confined Monica not al- often, here:if anyone ago, under in censorship are Church was asking morals acute week public appropriate of a irritatingly of Corinth sendif become Isthmus about has the am Bede: in great races I good, glorious days Now. that's no soli." enbaptised adults. evenings news of Jarrahwood "The art, the genius, the go anal buy one. the impulse of the wave of lawless- as vital to the public welfare as re- but embraced all and now remains likened the Christian life to a ract maa "Stetson" want and You though the mornings and has lost ing a card.-Your grandeur alien aim ness. the glory. name in it, as the rest of ness now sweeping over the land, sponsible guardians of the law; Yet the your also proce,-d Kathleen put They and cold. prize-fight. BESSY. gift and NT very the were up- their eintOrment should be equiva- the same, i.e.. to transform into from known to unknown. St. Paul jesty of the world were Catholic us have to do. followed us to Jack and of the counter resentment of Mat her pet kitten. He Quite an unassuming character. of the we have often are to humanity lent, and their standing no less in thorough Chriitiane those who are found an altar at Athens to an unand which night, crioket lift movements and Friday vire-president one Friend. MilliiI811, town When this need still novices in the light of Faith. known God. so be began his Mis finger- as recklessly set iii the contrary di- the com,nunitv. Church." My Little Honey Money Perhaps' he' .k gentleman to 41Is ex- captain. not seen him since. Christ Himself indicated the highMay 3, 1921. With congratulations on the he does credit to the emir when- rection. lu the conflict and shock is realised, censorship ,will be esout here, and desermons by telling them that in tips, found life too dullfew displayed Dwyer eairt get along. Jim ever town. ability worth, and the est aims of all education and the ul- cionary peeper in extremes at its and teemed two beof to cellence weeks wart meeting the make that God known to Bessy,-I bigots. is a rumour that Rov_tiordon of of Aunt There cided to spend a Dear lesson the to end of all Catechetical In- he would ensought be timate of censors justice. right kin 1 of to RECORD. cases want teen!. danger tennis THE 1 always three C.Y.L.C. is The description of or the there nieces. coaching two Is Athenians. the your have of the one We that come He commanded to and esteemed. struction. eviLeaguersrso-called. social is IUty compewated on at the be duly to be censorship seems Loyalty We it proper and seemed of card. need The two ways-the way of lire and teric fever here lately: State. you to send me a collecting last week. and in- The motion picture has become children should have free access to the the vulgarities We over There'aec in the Didache Ryan all week. dent. death, of every out way Dernu the broken ask RECORD tem., Of of have words, "for well, Aunty. get THE of a family, but three of would be jeet a inre nice mother hisTalking Egan about deceniee in film presentation that not only the most popular medium Him, to listen to His of Heaven." gives us a summary of the ethical brother Mick. and Iwo. we've I hope you are keepiag were ten heard should be ruthlessly cut away, but of the drama, but a far-reaching such is the Kingdom and 1 am sure, though Sundays Best tragedy. buried daughter, enemy-rheumatApostles. one and the is old of There teaching your dead. that are little and Mick 'Inds that Jack elm - there arc factors in dramatic presen- publicity agency, a potent educa- The words of Christ. "Suffier might not be all the for ages. to worry you them Ireland, one in Scotland. and one the namesof a sheepfold would its. ism-has not begun 11.1.1..A., is not the only (ace down this is a in tation which are net so easily dis- tional factor and, what is little reaaristocracy smoking this winter. I am afraid here. We were seven boys and three look on Juvenilt cigarette them make you not let would how he comes to posed of, and which require a nice lised. a living pictorial record of will brotheyit Waltho sire, Bill but eldest my Ask and together, all arc. very short letter, girls really etrarettese 'It visualcapstan's they for inter. than and be travelling Want e of jedgment and an en- great and small events. rest less sheepish is in Ireland; he wits 17 years know that I am still alive of file the pet lamb's lamb got lightened interpretation. A recent ises the world to all the I think Aunt ther SPARKS FROM THE ANVIL. 16th May. Four of ue are go- 1 am ,sorry once ested in the Corner. be dropand largest alien remote, fall-fancy Scenes of our world. one front in police edict on the miles such an unhappy Bessy's Corner should ingo school.school.We have five (Hy the Village Blacksmith). of all Local. are enacted before our eyes Did it come up prehibition the "the is was it as like t.ities you RECORD. week! to ...Uht drive It page of THE to say. have occurred. didn't action." is just as they You daily criminal a after dead? or do; showing films even which won't their names I will tell you- alive first thing I look for. andinside groove: in Perth. but we are fact that three Great personages and great events out. -to hearMichael, Shortest way to thevide Manus. myielf. Cathe- is not very cold or the gratis based upon the turning THE RECORD mist, which is Which is just this alleged that are brought home to us as vividly and have to be- John, Teresa, _roseph having rain, mud andEllie. doing measly !ening. criminate had had something Bridget be Mary-, Should many I sometimes miss it rine, how been sug- as the originals themselves. and beQuoit their crime (robbery) it is Augustine. Patrick Bryne. Leo Fran- worse. Six sisters every night at the Club Room". social, gin searching again. No doubt Grandpa Tnw come historical records for future nieces? photo-plev. for Impromptu debate. a "crook" EVERVADVANLAGE OF PLAless have by I may gested the tournament. IN ART CEILVTE AvL HAVE ut/MBINED business When confine a case of "the more hastealways in a cis (Michael and Catherine arehedead to man. need old No anything. axe to the trunk of generations, living documents of On %VALI, must be a wonderful Wednesday; and was laying the TER WITH EVERY Ali% ANTAGE OF LIGHTER Manus has got a camera; two,took speed." But then I am myself a to the syllabus night, War think dead The World some estimable value. shall away 82.1 cut to he in to tree get I the are and comnr,ittee. keep Wailing on hue LININGS. hurry to see whose letters our photo; I'm sending you I don't wonderful woman if I can be as ac- don't nerve: Just branches. No doubt much berm cen in many of its phases was pictured wanted. are close clubs will I ;more Well. McBride. not. are Father to and whose steal and dramatic society, be done by a motion picture which to us even as it wes going on; we May he live g2 years more, and a l'ew-a and give one IS EXthem in THE RECORD, but tive. now with much love to yourself the were taken to the very front and WOOD: IT which would greatly assist our social presents criminal action .11 God bless him. -Your lovivg. yOur lov- want IT MAY BE NAILED OR SAWN AS READILY AS or scope committee, and give plenty the "wee ones."-I remain, RYAN. keep it for yourself. Bridget isTeresa BESSY. AUNT SMOOTH LIKE PLASTER. talent In the society; wrong way. A picture which hero- witnessed the tragedy of the con nine abundant for the TREMELY LIGHT, is SNOWY WCITE, AND NORA heaps ing niece. 'was born in Ireland: she had her and a sinist-r of the guns is amid the roar would 'flirt which crime, ises, or condones a eamera club, AND NET -June; she tile football influence. Jack Dwyer'. Farewell or work to do now at A picture which miti- and the deployment of the em Oh, come in, Norah dear; there's years on the 29th coming Watch Out for the yachts matches and in summer with the Entertainment. first birthday on the boat born a warm welcome awaiting you isfrom moon- gates or glosses over or makes light leather! hosts. Last April, in Rome, in omit not tile picnics at were and us of exFive here. Tabby over With of crime has no possible justification. was enacted one of the most magniall of our cousins, and light exelirsions): a ofgymnasium. dis- Glasgow and four out here. I must emirse, there Is A rigorous censorship of such pie ficent and impressive ceremonies of DANCING. regards to a gyms. pecting some one that is not quite of having one at the club; draw to a close, with love to your rED IN It. THE FIBRE IN THE PROBut the Church, the raising to her altars hold her no chance win pleasing to him. lie looked FOR THE PLASTER MOSS Bro- tures is much to be desired. nose the MIS, your Interviewing about Irons how call- self and the "wee ones," SATURDAY Mil re Batwing Class EVERY CLUR, CESS OF MAMFACTURE. to repudiate and suppress a picture of one of her saintly and heroic chilyoung again when the postman the use of the school tomaterial. thers VICsurBOYS' a the niece, at be when refuse would' crimAFTERNooN With the dren, St. Joan of Arc. may have goon reason the posi- simply because it does depict ed, and I always know Private les- Theywhich ToitIA PARK. at I.an. MINNIE McCAFFERTY. we'll respect, hut inal action, irrespective of the Ina:t- express sanction of the !jay rather, pose awaits me. Your letter pleased sons ran be arranired 011 appticatton to us, Him is, as yet. that they have not been of this presentation, this great religious and historical are very welcome. my dear Miss Rose Moss, Johnson's Buildings. asked. and rier purpose You me very much, because you kept sure and: I'm very pleased to have Ilay-street. Perth. is a barbarism ignorant of human spectacle was filmed, So that the your promise to Kathleen. I'm AND WE HAVE PREa visit Minnie, THERE ARE MANY HIGHLY ARTISIIC DESIGNS. as one of my little qieces. I am nature, and a Puritanism ignorant Catholics of the weld might see you were all pleased to havevisits 11151 LAY THE are you every If the presentation of with their own eves and participate morality. of PARED A CoMPLEIE ii0OM IN OUR slIOWROONIs from the Archbishop. Such Catholic glad you get THE RECORD CALL AND SEE: THIS! crime were to be altogether elimin- in the august pageant. The Cathoweek, and I am sure you read the BEAUTIFUL EFFECTS iinTAINABLE BY ITS l:SE. always important events in some children's letters end get pleasure ated from the great drama and lit- ;iv Art Asseciatitei is now showing SHEETS IN A WIDE VARIETY OF SIZES life, and I'm also glad he had of from them. What a great big famerature of the world they would be this, the most unique motion pie work to do amongst the youthArchso emasculated that what weuld lie lure iii the world, in which the Holy of McCafferty's; I am sure For. ily Bridgetown. Bishops and folk are all very happy together. I like PERTH left would not be worth the while. Father himself is the central figure bishops like making the ycung alts' Under such a radical method. the to the Catholics of this country. Do the names; they are all sensible'none of the Church "steung and perfect dear, Sunday on Norah call to world, Bible itself would have to be put we ever stop to think how wondergood names Christians"-the to ing when the Mass bell ramie Thanks under lock and key and all the great ful all this is through the magic of needs them. I hope the roads even Tell ',hotographs. the themselves for literature of the world wollIld have the motion picture? very much school have kept It is difficult to believe that this road Manus I am very grateful to him for to be kept as archives in a museum and clean (though every other the take to my for clever and wet) good and so ahem with mummies, not to be read marvellous developthent of the mre being should -be muddy wit' I 1 except by specialists under strictest tion picture has taken place within pictures of my little friende. little friends around Bridgetown. The motion pet see that Father McBride gets one; a decade and a half. government regulation. am sorry Kathleen has lost her was book penetrated every my for keep The theme of all art is the presen- picture has now of kitten; but perhaps Kathleen you the other I willYou to the globe. Its write cranny nook and must -goodReand Kittens, truth of beauty, boss. Greatly memories. tation of Prices too much of a and greater time to do ness in contrast with and victorious influence is universal Know, are like my little nieces and me as often as you have to 111 far word.- Its so printed the than even have special and you Very wick. the and sunshine sorry duced. false the am the I ugly, like the so. over nephews; they no one can propdull with- drive to school, nut me little friends Its purpose is to show the tri- (tame possibilities erl. the play -grounds, and are policy make and to is potent for both good It reductions hesy. Glasgow vices .to and the over virtues Ireland good of the not in born umph It's out them. should not the chilor here have pluck eneugh. I know. to which would destroy them. With - end evil. Why keep them indoors all the while.absoroom for New Shipas wise in their genout of what is at (tut this conflict in life and its re- dren of light be children to expect them to remain just from make the very best you. of darkness as the Thank eration to drive.sink would the end of the flection in art, man lutely perfect little darlings ments arriving. it in the service of truth yon Minnie dear for your nice letter -the level of the fish or the munkeY. and utilise sunrise to sunset. So I suppose guard and wisely BERG''. virtue it from and AUNT It, the of relation. And so with the sex are right-Kitty dear got tired of a Your loving; untoo, is fundamental in human nat- the debasements of the false and monotony and went in search Is all of Belts Surgical clean? Communion. legitiFirst and proper tires its Ellie's It has ure. Therefore, when you ask for CLEMENTS change. Youth sometimes 'Uearty, May 31st. mate place in life and in art. But made your Drive -Join the same way and breaks the bonds Membership descriptions TONIC, don't accept a" j ust as good" tonic. very into was is debased dissatisfied relation Now. be Bessy,---I that Society to when Catholic Yourg Men'a My dear Aunt of home life, only It is an insult toithe buyer's intelligence order lubricity, as has been too often the to and td weep afterwards. Kitty maya pleased to see my letter into THE ycu, when unprincipled retailers endeavour to Since I wrote case in the photo-play, a judicious PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN's RECORD. come home again and grow to be a cryhad SOCIETY. and sane censorship becomes a Aunt Bessy, coy lamb sauce most obedient cat, because of his foist the "just as good" article on the DANCE mother enCINDERELLA and the own, hope I her df little lamb being disillusioned. Brassieres from 4/11 ingThneeed.weakest spot in censorship HIBERNIAN HALL, TUESDAY JUNE 28. customer. Fortunately such retailers are I should call it "Pickles." that says teric sickness you speak of has pass-Meridan's Orchestra. pet in the minority. Nevertheless has been its lamentable and obvious ed out of the district. Enteric is an It is so tat and big. One of our Is. Tickets, down the lambs had a lamb, and it fell failure in guarding against the lubri ugly intruder, and (althoughwholly W. J. \\ EBB. Iton. Sec. cold very it is mainthis is not and is I suppose screen, the profession on well. the cious medical ly because censorship boards usually averse to it) nobody else wants it -- in Perth, as it is here. I am going ORIENT HOTEL Loyalty, to make my first holy Communion in have no higher nor better standard HIGH -ST., .it's like the new brand of guarding Good AcFREMANTLE. Sacred the of on- the ll'east of purity than the general public commodation for Country Visitors. J. Norah machree, it's worth June only I have sly' sisters, and Well, Address Only Tel. 8533. Heart. from whom their membership is Monaghan. against. So far the weather hasn't the school. and burns to of purity drawn, for the star three of as going caused me any discomfort, close. We ORIENTAL HOTEL. almost as low and dim on the so- Mannan-mtreet, old enemy has not shown itself. How Aunt Bessy, I must soonnames 'Phone 481. arc -day as it chid during One of the BeatKalgoorlie. nice of you to flatter me by saying have five cows-their cial horizon to Hotel,' on the and Beet of of Nero and lustre Accommodation. Rosy, May, Bonnie, Eettercup. Priapian the Corner should be on the front the Splendid rides loom under often readdoubt no Kept. making be be grandfather can My There Everything Primrose. page? That would Caligula. 1.., m,ala, s. of 25 miles proout and sees us. He lives old. of a much needed reform-but supervision ing THE RECORD too easy for here FRAWLEY, JIM Weekly, 27/I. when you ask for it. For over thirty years Give Norah; she wouldn't see the rest of from here. He is S2 years and yourhow is that to he brought about? is prietor. ones" this excellent medicine has maintained prudery reform for zeal the In the pages. Write often, my little my love to the "weeniece, or "When cold white, blow" oit whwe the confidence of buyers who require a to usurp the throne of common J. SPILL .friend. and you'll please very much. self.-Your loving apt BOURKE. snow. EWE AUNT BESSY. A rigid and indiscriminate Tobacconist, Perth, will be pleased if your loving, in their train. 'muses nourishing, invigorating medicine for inetictehrtng wild whiter requirements your crest:. for wit*, call cn regulation., you and would where rules you of low application When gulls skim Ellie dear, I congratulate money. Shaving 4d., Haircutsomnia, anaemia, loss of appetite,"nerves" often works and save Holy flow. themselves, in of part excellent any A Cat's Foresight. to sent the happy event of your first rain, Orders 9d. ting drenching on 'Heath mists of and similar blood and nerve ailments. NO remittance gross injustice. The censor, more W.A. by V.P. Post. grey and drear, Communion. and ae it was made grows then Jarrahwood, June 6th. nature All Razors Perth, In Cheapest than often unintelligent and narrow, needed. great Feast ci the Sacred reart, And colds we all endure.feel no fear Pipes, or any other arWatches, carSet; Dear Aunt Bessy,-I suppose you the sufferers as the graces many regulations, you his bring world-wide But applies hope it rill Purchase a bottle now, and re-build your Repaired with guarantee. think that T have forgotten you. but Ifrom With Woods' tweet Peppermint Cure. penter does his rule, just so many ticles that dear fountain of love andis system to withstand probable winter of I think that the rain has made me out cuts and foot. the Conununior, to First A inches It mercy, NATIONAL HOTEL, FREMANTLE. lazy and dampened my spirits. that does not all ones 1:fe, anything colds, chills, and similar epidemics. remember film to the something and S.W. has it Throughout. Renovated his with has rained that heavy that mechanically measure catered for. and Ellie dear must net forget to Country Visitors specially a be may M. drowned the flower seeds which mo- remain faithful to the premise she There wooden standard. Under Owen's Personal Supervision. Proprietress. (Late CenFor liver and stomach troubles take ther has planted. If it hasn't drownFor Children's Hacking Cough, regulation prohibiting scenes "show- M. MULCAHY, made to the Sacred Heart on the. FLETCHER'S PILLS These. toed them they must have grown 3rd of June. It niest always be en destruction of. property." tral and Shan.roek Hotels, Perth). the ing CURE they PEPPERMINT because gether with Clements Tonic, are a GREAT down the wrong way, sane Day censor cuts out any WOODS' the great the child, Porthwtih dear you, TRYING UP GIVEN HAVE MEN valuable combination for maintain- t of destruction never came up. . We have a little of the Year. I am glad you liked any scene showing DRINK A BETTER one FIND brought TO ing health and energy. eat the kitten: the mother any property, no matter what your letter in THE RECORD, end UNION BEER. THAN anIn to our place, and one to our nextthe sequence. In then-. the of or context I hope to read many its at one kept and door neighbour, Corner. Lasnb sauce and pititles home. We are keeping the one she

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PART II.

ART CEILYTE (Fibrous Plaster Board)

Will Not Break or Fait-

Miss gyle, CORSET SPECIALIST

Half-Yearly Sale Now On

Wunderlich Limited PERTH.

Works: LORD STREET,

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25, 1921 THE W.A ARECORD. SATURDAY, JUNE

From an in Ole hall Was awl that player play first goal.

hack at 4.1, 1.1.1/111 id bound- throe I

bell rang. Solltlat,

Score,

14.6 (90 J....as/Perth. 5.S (38 points). teepl-kiekers: Smiths: IL Canalsbell Perth: Sunderland. and lei. the Pertlt sent forward, liewby Was was the agent, but Hawkins or suttee; fleet' the ball a hi obstacie to Searilla. tar goal. ninth ed up and booted pick was Milt dowe where 11. Campbell age., Cain /...tallva lit J. Ceembell, whose kirk len short, litilto I:hal/tiers 1:iinityon. ',mapped up and handltalled Two goals in two minutes. a goal. play. nett taein a periode ohnt a quiet Mark great immonn flash, II Chaland biassed well loreaid. where footed. mers snaPPerl a neat goal -left Camp A great skyseraping mark by .1. A free to tell wee loudly applauded. Shacklock.

opponents. Saturday's Ras eludie was great. display mares 11111t as one or the best If all foetballers men. or our back need ate not we aould played like Ray.

pletely paraly

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leeited South's iiir4tuphicre;wv,,,Dansilatrit,tirillasildplabyribil3,1aVieas11.81,17 the grandstano again Smith's werked pro;ving. and mice agaie !ticks .as I N lie sent well fortrace of "dirt." minent. From a freeCampbell a made A trio or lightwieghts W1111 ward. and Johnny Up went took South's mark. and good for the maroons 'se saturday were 1111e high _=- Sel'Onil goal -two In three minutes. Seully, Seaddau, and Eddy. forecti the ball "Alm" tenure. was 0111Y 111110181-Y. 11. teams the Itaalice Perthwhite defenders; red and shooting for goal was datiorable vveak. terward. a free of result the as and interceldeil. Len Brown was very seertly on OM Bonand down. well sent the 1.11 eas e:asts' venire wing. but did not come atm nie i'amphell secured quickly, gone. as well as usual. off hooted third goad-five minute. Umpire Collins 'tei. slightly better isrominent (By "WATTLE.") eleKenzie, for Perth, than usual. but even so tie wants re in the ...Mills 1111111tred, and in derma,. but Gunnyon savedSouthslate tile Immo,. a great deal. lest The -gate SaLurday's Resets, eentre. Still another goal toto Bonnie a tery lair illspla3. eoliths paralysed Mate: or so tie ses tee peinta. dideat- ga,e xs,,' a free givett by Hewson daintily tritnnwil 10. aamed to the red legs' supporters.playwas from the Love was sent to limbs. to _seems again Cheap Line in Ladiaa Dainty Muslin CAMISOLES, Dash Once A ItV team:atoll. wae ai East Peale 6.1 'el t(47 8/1 Subteen UsUel price, What grand Compaq Souths degood value. point-, 01 Howson bounce Southm started a spirited at- Sq una male V liurtint 11.1111 1.1011 by ;;alien, .1111 Val. Lace, Insertion, and Reading; Eaet I remains, have (captain., ell ed Any of the clubs would ,. needthe did ,e mane goals in handball 1, (.reen Corser pretty ea Ford. but some taek. Cain. and tailed eilleatee Sexton. Steele, 4/11. theni. Iluitl. to Price, tattler Valle Special triumph Perth's Hen(125 e,autsi. -legs. red record. lee the to Prete ful for -with Fremantle, South, was teat item Murphy. Scully, Eddy. Outride, Bonnie Catinibell--11.11 goalie total for with self frills. pointRodriquez. am' short-lived, for from a throw-in a free, and as J. 6.P2 Prl .1, ay. Beisley. Rawlings. and dricks was given Ile is Me biggest tart:linladies' White Flannelette NIOHTDRESSES, trinimed season IS. he Usual Price, while Truscult li. Campbell :secured his third. embroidery. was fouled. from the free the Griffiths and Seadllah, bounce Campbell the ty of the lot Mr earnival honours. open fronts, other nelagyar" shape, trItunied with fifth goal. From the tam maximum. How the Clubs Stand. reapt.). Belo:trip. Bruwie Bulimore. k effeetierle rot pass11111S1 Ingle played litat and a (lark. the red legs prevailed. received a free, bounce leaden Waite gave Frei' Special Price, 6/11 Castimill. tt/ I I, howt eyesore wanderiag. of habit P. \\: His Perth. Gaynor 3(7 250 trallagher. am, Lowe. liandie, Hunts, er/ on. wherebut deep embroidery on femme, who played cleverly and booted ever, millifled much of his good work. the klek was stopped Mantle 7 ti Ladle,' Calico a0MBINATIONS, trimtned Insertion, 364 Ricuni. Smith. Taibia. white and placed. e 37 9 had well, Mit only a minor wee reeisteree tne air, e (Menem', was first Plass . . The eity side 110Wwent ei,11 right in front.scoring. blue and Usual price, ii/e. Special Pried', 6/11. i 34 6 34e icks donned the from legs, guod quality. Thy next score was a behind -forced thr ball Ile merle rie but 81111 also in Ills klekillg'. bounet of ball the a chance the sa Perth .. 7 3 3 When 5 Right elotithe. 4 uniform. is 17 0 10 last -the display and South's backs through -by e tops and leg, good qual- eremant le 7 ;48 Seaddan sent down to Balton, but Ion eut et bounds, :18:i Ladies' Warm Creme Fleecy BLOOMERS, elastic or the dan- was gent back (millet. play followel. I 7 '2 evfirst blood -a eventually sent Cain out eeleaco. 4 92 eaved and Easts drew S 40 0 Csual price, 9/1 1. Special Price, 6/11. move by Smiths hut Sanillis were now predominant ity, English Make. 2 Inter played well alien on the ball. Easts had ger zone. A forward out, a Perth . . . minor from Gallagher. Johnnie erywhere 811,1 entailer shot yielded and kuocking !tie fine singoalie wrafter. a Perth's is great Ile another (arced Hort raised liewhy to Ciaytior to another :Mot. and marking ground small genre. Ile All -Wool SPENCER,. with long sieevce, goad quality. booted off the In Ladies' Natural well. gave it'ampbell mil was a feature or the game. play oterr 1,11,frol gle. Outridge, Special Price, 6/11. one flag was through an unguarded goal. passes the bail Meier. Leading Goal -Getters. 111 05, and 0,S. sizes. Usual price, 8/6; Banen a shot. bat onlyafter rie'llitru'dahsthainswne p5 aZan 11 PertThliSitel Seaddan. again Gaynor received a free. and 014 Campbell shone per medium Johnny sustain Immediately Was staved. In lege red A11110.'11 play by the handball of gime scor- gave a nit, exhibltion 'le fed brothe lirey Heavy Flannelette UNDERSKIRTS, with deep Dummy. 1 9 a of aerial artistry. of Warm Ladies' a pass from Rodriquez. means out the I'. receiving Mas worhal and and wIllie. a ed for I Rodriquez. with a front of the stand. Bonnie, anti also notched three majore Spear,' Price, 6/1 1. ed fall points. s. splendid value. being. added to Perth's himeelf. isne flag. of an awkward position. Perth's backs relieved the retailer Angle free passage, only raised Adam?, or smiths. lliiistr11, I...I .; tea were crowding in, and nullifying their respective 5 with !Many fistehed out at luny a but sea Mudie and Green, at the ball tally. 'men, E P. arandly. and illsposeil of the the winw service in efforts of those who asent last frorn far yet very player Is ends. were doing yeoman scored snap, Around froin Scully gave Bela - down. Evans. seore-st a nice stab klek. repelling attacks. was given setes ewe'. point. Hoft. ill. ball, anda Chalmers but he sent out Perth's seeond ley an open chance, White and (Malmo s were two or Gaynor. an- W.111 single point resultTo-Day's Games, hut nide" a kick from a from a free. pawed to point. TM, men. of bounds. Eddy had South's aed.shot. llewson, had been playine Souths' most successfulOldie another who RawLialerville. anti post. at place the other hit Perth. but v. the 191 ler but very reliably all the afternoon, once former has rare pace. good position. style. \Vest Perth Oval. grand in off lase' high at kicked beautiful a goalie Perth. down Pe is cm However, more relieved and was duly apPlanded. is a good all-round 'bailer. settler. v. East v. south eismantie. linson brought back. sent him legs prevented red the hag plenty Of pluck. mark. but Rawlings Carlson "plac- Smiths Suall hall the ball in enemy East Fremantle captured by Ceinnven, the small side, butone Pertha front scoring. "Dago"short, and Out- but Ills klek was goal. wellinUetnoivneareamluPrrroavyl dset ; Evans notched Merest now was al Fremantle. a behind. fell territory. where H. Campbell snap ed," but his kick Gallagher. shots who scored whetehr leading forward was well watehed. from a net! a very clever goal. Seven 111111111e rentred on tne queetinn relieved. defeated ride,. shooting'. goals. points), goal -slime" (58 get their twenty Old East's first -seven goals. West Perth, SD 3.1a play was emus, wined good angle. scored (we pomts). hilt Mu - in pies" mice again MI.. sent for still another East Perth, major. Bushell sentbitdown, down Mit, Was reasonsible a supra, of play. eaved witnessed. until (Itannyou vane:manlike SECONDARY SCHOOLS' GAMES. Neel for eoliths. GunnyonIf.received with a dashing rushed great elate'''. ter right die. 'I hi, Campbell doysii. but to McKenzie. and cleared mate wnere an, In Brown booted and was and tree well. issue Tile following matette,-the first el and Batten fashion. a lnt of :try, and the bell. were Guhl saved magnificently. From Hott to Ingle, For After goal. tech e tenth Wetinee served his tolls -were ulesed failed. registerforwards It/ the descry only a free bent- the season but Perth's from `Nests then Evans beautifully. play marked desultory ai the Mask. was freed. and ar: day, 2 2itti. eat: but Rowe shot. last a ball makinw till had the the were in Bidstrip holding eoliths. point. 1:81.1 a ed Their_ and the Christiart Brothers' College v. Churcti captured, sent the Callow 111 their Win. Raveling:, but lead. and up. with the sent rung. bell score. to the wern at tailed assumed School, of England Grammar ',reseed ball was sent on its return journey, attack quarter. when EaetsCarter umpired efla the leather down where Bahen Catholic Young Men's Society. T but a Umpire, Caner. W.A.C.A. The a free shot. but failed. Howson then where tiewby received a free. was very grand. Joint Committee Meetings. Tile gate leas t I Ce. Smiths, 0-1 ( 05 pointS). High Sclmol v. Scotch Melee, at of bounds. South man received a kick. and imme'gently, had a shot which went out the The meetings of tile eatit commitput points). CeoPer. Campbell /18 fele board Perth, Subiaco. Johnnie were: after diately teams the gong sounded of Mary (cant.), Children from the When tee drawn Play M'.11 a point. McKenzie ?tune by each C. of report ahead H. full A AT South's further wing when the bell East Perth: Herd, Brentnall, Oak- showed: Goalklekers: Perth, Hort. eoliths, and the Catholic Young Men's eociety, 11,41. week's issue. Was on the far Htiton, Bowtell. Hebbarn. I:ampbell (2 1, J. Campbell, (1111111y011, pear proved themselves most success For Wednesday next, egth. Mst., the have rang with the scores: ley. Allen. Matson. King,Gepp. Spar811,1 Chahar,. MI and harmonious, and the work ellerBe E2latit'...e,;;Ltle. 1.2. every following gainee liave 'well listed: la Thomas, Owens. Groom, way the all wnn Duffy. and by these ladles arid gentlemen Maloney. 7.1 (43 points). Christian Brothers' Cohege v. Scotch formed superior South. rushrms. lately Dans. Lasts were -over they Austin. change the ball merits a :mod reward. Final ror the delartment 0.3 (3 points). W.A.C.A. and at Perth, West nerth: Boyd, Clark, II. Bets were Taylor. edAfter College, levet! best rid Their quill lneers. but the to down, Perth arrangements have been completed. and eraig, High :school v. C.E.US.. Burke, Chalenire, Cain, the leather went II. Camithell J. Campbell. eeerything Wants to a most enjoyable A.N.A. to debate the questien of the quiebing his businces in the latter place Goal -kickers- Souths: oore, F. Wimbridge, Soutar, ley sent down, but to Fisher, the throw-in (4). and Hicks. Daisy, ilehiericks, 3nd Jerk Cal- Oval. In Item and coming permanently TIIE RE- eubalivision tot the Australian States out of bounds.up From lenrortunately J. Campbell (2), Hewby. 'eating. W. Wimbridge. Braithwaite. 'Innow on Adame. smartly. piloted the Skeedy. Perth's best were Hort, Tile fnueral, ohich was while picking bounce the low, Eddy. The Kalgoorlie From t:ORD goes to press too early fier US their side to take the affirmative. Tyron. Fraser. and At corset-. Joe east- leather between the tall timbers. the Love. and a free, but given lleyson. Look place 011 COLLEGE. kicked to theCarter Was !Imlay. attetided, BROTHERS' ball. a largely the gle. an account the ball, but to give of eight and CHRISTIAN The home team accepted, was placed. but Callow received and passed to Hicks. ground. Umpire the other end Poet Smith The goalkirkere for Hie winners were 5th. inse, and proceeded from- tlefull report will appear in next Week's challenge ern end of the Sunwere selected to take part in cewed's Present Boys v. 2019'. Boys. at 3.3. Taylor saved, and sent on to Beisiey. followed even play until residence in Dugan -street to Campbell rtn,. J. Campbell 13,, when we hope to pronounce the members evening. and Guhl mark Then set the ball in motion plac- IL aunnyon. the issue. indricks. on trial debate on to -morrow from the bounce, sent passed to Clunnyon. who CS1, Howson accepteda afreebeautiful This gaine Was played entertainment a huge suceeva Petit fin- aWhen be made. St. Mary's Church, titmice to the Kaisav- derland received a free fell chalmere will Wicks it to goal but ',election nal Sheedy Perth's the finely, but Dirks. Steele. kicked Mil. and nu WeduesdaV. from and Braithwaite. -I. Sunderland. Uround ancially and socially. sent on to from a scramble in front ed the situation. and transferred play short. From a free H. Campbell boot- welters were lioft le). Meromiele EValla selected: were members that following The all were gist:. Weather conditions well up and first blood with the full to the maroons' citadel. where Galla- ed a goal. Perth attacked with spirit. J. Social Evenings. Messrs. Gowans (2). A. Carrigg, ganie mantel drew could be deeired. and a fast, open was very artynor, and Uren. B. Quinn, H. Harrop, Rev, Father Langmead assisted by the A strong Eastern gher notched a.single. From the kick lack of combinationenergy SO1 1.10311 A neat successful entertatinnent was Hyatt. T. beacon, or football was witnessed. was uoints for Wests. one flag. Play in Smith had a shot. and this time but noticeable, and muchShackiock Reg Cooper held by the society on Monday evening. andT4Je. sAlecoorerteiry while boys. Rev Brother White. officiated at the was present end. the attack saw Mateon toraise led frustrated Preedy other Deacon) reTom the (Mr. no mistake. misapplied. toeing Briollets. graaeside. The following sent wreak.: St. Mary's Hall was well was transferred acted. as skipper for the Old Boys. The June 1 3M. this stage. Pilot- madeEastern onsiaeght, and immedifrom a free. 'prominent for Perth at on the arrangements made Illr Students and staff or the Naliroorlie scorer' were as follows: where Braithwaite. did the Gordon MINI by a throng of happy dancers, ported from a mark an Ford and Beisley heeded in a School of Mtnes; the Kalgoorlie after Watte passed to MeCamish, A great game at Perth Oval. Wtste progressive Gowans ately Mr. and ( te 3.1 ball, the and Dope Pree.ent the hit from ed true. F. Wimbridge but Quarter: whilst the single sacCess. First arrangements of the social list of subscriptions from the South their Reconi had a shot, a minor was registered well. thoroughly deserved same. only well. but only a but points): cen1.5 1 rewell out bootedTaylor Boys, Boulder Plumbers' Colon: Mr. and Mrs. brilliant committee left nothing to be desired. points): Old marking well but post. Steele figured in off. Gaynor battled booted though Eaets were rather urhicky kick the Stall. 9.5 Bove, Kalgoorlie Mr. and Mrs aleirey. Peesent was posted. impregMr. and Quinlan; who The social held by the Joliet rommit. Second Quarter: 'attack. Hort, but Castinelli was to play, rapidly Eastern tre up handballed shooting. and their Mining are strong a members (3 5 New I re4.1 pelled Mrs. P. Byrne; Mr. ahd Mrs, Scrivens; tee on Thursday evening Ian. to pro(5e points); Old Boys, and the sphere was quickly first goal. From the abounce coming at it again. appearame in a points). being enrolled last even- Mr. and Mrs. C W Pleven; Mr. and Gruen' made the home aide could nable, tree: much -hooted Perth's vide prizes for the hall. amply repaid now, two more Watts was awarded turned. Canons. from a and Hebbard. but he minor but wee Muffle 2.7 the trouble taken by the committee The two latest to arein the fold Mrs. R. W Neale, Mr. arid Mrs. At. Gepp sent to Carleson Gordon to Evans, and royal blue guernsey. Third Quarter: Present Boys. (7 to ing. free. raised a single.major. Immedithen alcCamish passed the one flag. Another ruck only raise 3 brake the evening a were Jack Kelly and \VIII Ryan,enersecond goal. sighted throughout the Milne. Hector's (7 9 points); Old Boys, 0.1 3 the Telegrams were received menet J. O'Keefe. third from city East's the and Riche:7.3.v notched went up quickly followedanother. Sheedy twice ately after Scaddan retaliated with a Johnny Campbell marked from the football days are Met about done. tbe brother of our Sister el. Wilfred (N S.W.), sisTroupe. who .kindly ewe points). al uMabrise. latter beink The sight from Ryan. Maloney added length of major, after a run of about 40 yards. bounce. passed to alunnyon. and from in 11111u2ensland). Mrs. K. Pottinger eresent services free of charge. provieed excel- getic warden, Jack coining almost the Feurtte Taylor wae dashing and effeetive each ter; a along brought the ball raised aerial registered. which members was (83 great kick. new a blues. I I 7 of single I with a mei Boys, Mr. P. (einem (Queensland' kick sister; mulled cardinal ; Old lent nmele. and helped potitt,) centre for tha considerably St. but the field, but Hilton, UP Ford tor Feasts, and Bidstrip set the a place and in front of the brother: Mrs. J. Caragg (Queensland,. towards the success at' the eetertain- week is indeed gratifying, Tile ball travelledpace. single Play Was transferred.hand Mails' of their forward moves were in- points). to to we can feat. saved.the field. sent and Scully -passed large. is very for Hall at a great flags wagging. goal Ingle Mrs. Seepheia, Mr. and Mrs Easton. merit, whilst Tom Gowans. as M.G.. Was Mary's Those who wer. most it rorthient itiated by this clever player. in twin and down a major. Sex- Smith's Craig putting the and a point was scored. Play accommodate most of Kalgeorliees Ca - Mr. AL J. O'Keefe. Air and Mrs. J. Beialey. who registered were Kelly. liOV1S011. LlOya. inimitable. " with Blundell and wing. Evans. eaugget" Gepp played a dashing an I the winners before around the big Wicks. and and C. Mcby a smart run down the tholic young men. Brits_ work. Just 3rd McManus, Mrs. Bartiert. litirriett, !Agility. O'Connor Football. no- huvered very serviceable minor ton. determined game for the Eatternera in possession, but with to notiry the pat- Mr and Mrs. Hardwick (East Perth,. some scrambly petty -McCamish the wishes West's Outridge far society sent from effeetive The raised most the while and Manus. Fyshe hoot, time run froin bell The C.Y.M.S. again met the senior rons or Its dances that the next of the Mr. and Mrs. Muldoon (Bardoe). Mr. Three goals wine who on the quarter and the bell rang At Gaynor. resulted. to Burke, thing passed shot. MeAutiffe. were running a Old Boys wae he was throughout the four Mainers with learn from the C.B.C. on the FoundrY series takes place on Wedneeley, July W. Koelsoeld Miss M. Kavanegh Card, the tally: punted Perth's third goal. Playwlng. Sullivan, Cooper, RoJciguez, and Net. Ground on Sunday the scores were: moot serviceable. One followlast. contined to the grandstand and all other socials will be held and letters were received from Mr. and Davies. 3.2 (20 points) East Fremantle. 4.6 (30 points). ers were confldent of revenant the de- If3111i, West Perth. 0.4 where Gordon Watts. from a athrow-Bob' Blundell. In goals forofWest possible on Wednesday eventers. Thls Mrs. Alec Thomas, Mr. and Mrs Quintet', (4 points). 4.4 (28 points). free. Perth, Goalkickers for the witinere were: cision gained by the Sublaco. received effiand display fouled, East Perth. Brothers' team a arrangement, was gave a very eeotl in. however, doe% not aplaY Mr. and Mrs F. Crispe, Mr. and Mrs Llighley (4 1. O'COnnor Grooin wire relieved Edeirnan and over. Inthe long finely. after in addition, marked change and, tortilla. but, resuming Tuxford back play, ago, alas! for our the On full hopes, After to the ordinary meetings. which will Atuichinaughe Sir. and Mrs AV Healey. place kick terval, Lasts rushed down. and Can- at a critical stage. Souths. with good cient (3), McManus (e), Hanniliati Remelt, but froma asingle. he has a tong and reliable kid, off. A awarded a tree, manage testi Gerrick: the lads from the College rompel holes be held as usual on Monday evenings. Mr. and Mrs. J Johnstone. Mr. had and itetylson. a Kelly passing. Chesson. scored good poaltion equally good a and easy victors by some eight eo3is. The that we have Mrs a De Meade'. Mr. and Mrs. P he could only George Owens Was vain very useful and for the Ord Boys Sullivan '31. Sil seconds ons from It is with deep werret outer leads and eventufollowed a few Truscott also found the Rodrithe ball in good poslitIon. best players were W. CawBesides play- verstone (0). 011eet similar score another added Furlong. Brothers' chronicle the death of the father of F. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Bunker, Mrs (2, booted high. on Easts' orward point was relievmarks. ally Craig frem a free down Still sticks, but a chainto of Beisley, ley. J. eogarty (cape). P. (toddle R. to can genmembers "Staunch" later. popular game, a most good our a ing and /trackman. two of Bunker (sena), Boyd gave great el a and Mrs. J Ryan. Rodriguez. tally. brought and 3. Campbell Scaddan, J. Calendula and P. Colgan. whilst Or twO. McAuliffe. to the home team's A. Carrier end Mr. C. Miss I Holmes, Mrs. Spalding. for the visitors. quez to chance. Mrs. Mr. I.. eleComish carried out the Ryan. but only one flag was mark. and booted a minor. From a erally be relied upon tor a goal\Vests battlers were Jimmy George (caPt) (Vice-president ed with great dash doing fine things Bahen afur. oil The society wishes to ex- Oberther, Mr. C Mtes el. of central untpite III all efficient our Fiala, was very clever for Gallagher. with a well - throw-in and a scramble Heindrieks who worked Whole-heartedly through- Canine. and was continually booting the -centre Wing, arid ills enromiter with duties Duffy was award-a called press its deepest syMathy towards these. Lynch, Mr. II. Fels, Elsbury Bros., Mrs. raised Old East's fifth gained posseesion. and quickly In tnatiner. kick. directed out, on their back lines. Tom Dick Deacon, Sense, and manage play TOM and their beeeaved family. Harding. Nr and Mrs. J V. Miles, Mr could only Sparrow major. Guhl and Scully shone in great found the carrect opening. "Ikee Allen elided with honours easy (Iowans. ed a free, but he The goal-klekers for Chris- members and Mrs C: Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. F. elusive Wally again, Heindricks was again promina place kick while football, comroving evening a ror the given item defensive was syllabus Sparrow Val The single. From society last Monday evening. was vere Cella, got ent with a big mark. and passed to FOOTBALL AT eieW NORCIA. for EataS, and snapped was untouchable. Scaddan himself creditprofessions. Miller, Mrs. O'Connor, Mr P. han,en. sent well inupfrom Him Brothers' College were J. regent' was a lecturette by our saved. Gunnyon. but his kick fell short. and mission, and acquitted the ruck,seemed to Steele mr. and Mrs. 0. Parker in a good boot. but Lowe klaked M P.S. The College v. Mission. dashing up ably, in spite of the fact that be Was II 1. K. Gowans (2), P. Coteau (4). A. member, Mr. Tom (Iowans. This from a serum Chalmerstrue.picked and Outridge both experience. hie East's initial sixer. the West- Beisley Wally directly opposed to Barney Sheedy. College and Pis1)011 Met Joints, W. Cawley arid J. Gleeson. one lecturer dealt with point. 1111 a rousing booted of booted and Howson smartly, effeet and the "out." have e launched gained In the public hospital of tn. sighted inuch down was lot (ea and pat the brought Burke teterestleg eerie George to Leo and stage whilst Jim play etre:mous of this a immediately at iti they _Gunnyon transference for the erners, Bole tiowatis (1) Braithewatte. On a single. Hite finest mark of the season, and the early stages of Me game. but in for the second time Mk seaant. responsible for metropolis, and the sublet.' proved most were ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, other end Bidatrip byraised a strong attack, and He also ae11011, and a trowel C.V.M.Ses Majors. The final scores interesting and inetructIve. mark, was successBeisley in a when Johnny Campbell got the ball the kiwi quarter Ile pat In inure useful had strong teams play from a magnificent Lasts Fine dashing BOULDER, Bonnie and work for the Ultimate winner, spettators were: C.B.C., 11 goals 'Elie applause of he passed to brother. I8 hehinds; dealt with some of the chief dIsceverthe twin flags. game wes expected. had scramble called for the ful in raising x-RMary. Gepp his requiatter of modneirhieldmthedelcdalsrsocirentehee. over ento les College and called were either good K.C.Y.M.S.. 3 goals I I beltind3. Mr. Seaddan. kicking the twin flags "Digger" Thomas agaiii gave a were were not disappointed again took a hand, dash- tile crowd. result, Hebbard,on a minor, and Scully eition. Perth's forwards had a chance his aerial .stunts but decided to kick agalial the wind for Simpson umpired tlie niatch impartial- Gowans Ott to fractured !limbs, and the exhibition, a shot without possession, the head. registered and but in regard shortly after the resumption. Fremantle the previous the first quarter. and soon after plaY ly. a shot. but went short. Bushell ing in. gained The suba tenw fewer than at second major. had cure of some skin treubles. difficulties in the in front, but failed, and Adams from a free relieved Ordinary Meeting. "Digger" was stationed 111 etarted they were run raised East's defend- aplaced"notched From Ingle to Hewby to Saturday. and Boyd were while a single. Scully got situation. The ordinary uni.eting held by tho ject of post-mortem exaninations was The :40,4011 ta/4111 opened at Beisiey Frazer, Craig.far the centre, and his cecutinter with back lima. *the visitors, pleasing scored another Rowe saw Perth in good form. thena Taylor anti ge was soelely last Monday e.4.11111g. was yen' perhaps the most inteeeeane portion free. Coll, to watcle another voitit. a interesting hy ing superbly Brentnall mest account was their was at times after Hoft brought down into Your Meeting is Next Friday the other end of the home side with point. Soon after the bell sounded shortlymark, upon repeatedly to defend, anti well attended. The president, Mr. Law- of the address, even Atheueri hearty vote of Night. BE THERE, and placing kicked Austin played his usual solid game called high gruesome. the supporters dazzling play. Three with the scores: the harks respoteltel vale Nauman am! ler. occupied the chair. and aPelogised it was was and bring a him man. and from the following play on (Vests' back lines, and assisted Matendered Mr. (Iowans for hie Fruind brilliant and added to East's account. e !Algol! iwing about the pick of them. for the absence of Bei,. Father Leng- thanks From terially in their win. 5.9. through. to Join the PRKWER Fremantle. point East a forced Perth were lecture. nrevelited minors him interesting hut before the halfCollege then pressed. and laelit. from a then& whose duties Sublet:re. 4.9. the kick-in Gaynor feught hard. including a "poster," was very reliable Oil fowl maittote easily 11Issed a she!. frorn al/Peering. the Rev Bro. BRANCH in the State. Hebbard A clan:men was reweek read hanPaddy 'wet the was During board the McCamish however, of vim. failed; The final spasm was full time bell. when LlONWAY. Secretary, heed brahrit 01. the Ilaisrahan. M.A.. has been ill Kalgoorlie the Fasts' forward lines, end he was pro- Pr the klek-off tlieeitni got a rush ceived rrom Guhl and tly. and, picking up, sent through Lasts altaeked strongly, butdown. royal blue attacks. West Perth, 4.3 (27 points) 7 King -street, Boulder. flit. and sent nit two niers in (mirk time examine the various classes at the Coland tall timbers. It heti been an even mitteet in litany carried the leather played well in patches, valley,. await' did mill In Fork. Abbott East Perth. 2.11 (23 points). was Sexton Each class did remarkably well. lege. a behind. Easts made quarter. At half-time the scores andBraithwaite kieked Beleley forof (Vests' a Sheedy beet from the of nal elliffoal a elirst 01111 obtained interval finely. is very 'twit' playing long and the school relieved. were: Outridge ST. MARY'S After the but BRANCH, KALbut attack, on. another and !Me. Oa Monday liejeul7a11:71.Ciont/beli well is MaeWaal. sent marking a high notehre the His and wards. on Friday evening mug way out nearly class" pase. mark. gave Baassented a free, capitally, remitted saved. Wests Begley, froM a great nothing GOORLIE. occaslettally he brings the ball dowe 11,1111 1111s.ied front Mr middle of the ed a hnekey match, which Brother left for Perth. where he resulted. Herd. marking hen a chance, but for Claanhell-s 8041S to nothing. Hey. and F. Wimbridge It`41,7' 4.161.130',1,011:V.3!°). from great heights. schools at Pie coast. the Beisgoal posts again. and the wiener elid- a win will examine a minor. came at it again, notched reand Scaddan East. In on the same day Munn started a base- The classes at theCollege have been refor them. Scott and ley's marking In this quarter was Jack Scott is e very hard worker Gemakiekera-Souths: IL. Campbell ed: Mission, 1.1: College. 11.3. added a minor singles from with Westhoven. and con- arranged. and parents are advised that a (2). Ileindrickm and Chalmers. Perth: Young Easts' ruck, and his grafting the next bounce four kirks, the ball match plied with two chang- wonderful. Sexton was also playing succeeded inrun L90. generally has good reeults. Tettuvli lastAt front Weduesday. and V. Clunea b ail. gave College. tinued On Tuesday. up Germ, but Taylor with is the most opportune titne for enand good game. Outridge scored a point. The gate retaliste amounted to were a good a with a win for now Fortnightly Meeting on Tuesday in up" it soon booths "rough to Thursday. finishing the interval second long inclined the the somewhat eet.een and students, points After 3 goal. ing the situation first titter and. securing putting only in at. Mary's Hall. Member. are On rolling new ot three rounds. dashed incident always is by first play Westhoveti didn't earnestly notchThe of kiclang Clark style free, attack. a to eacka cornea from first little, kick. goat. teams. Bidstrip. followed. but the fifth West's have to Ron Up. Heinfor a kicked by wet Keeley and Vefilt numerous functions mark one run, Recently Smith brilliant learn. Timrsday a produeed and was atiy note on the valuable in the next two merle Iriet; and Owens ed a minor for Old Easts, hand, a Goetributione received any weekday a nreeari. the forthcomgiven of have took was Xeniaaid Wiste In which in Campbell hard match. arranged now Steele, H. been flag. defetelers hockey feasts dricks. then Misslott struireled also raised one What capital running "placing," earl). a point with front who, of the p.m. (Injurladies 9 am]. to o by was scores good Gepp, but Menzies the the At former Peal slid Secretary. The ing bazaar. passed to bY a goal. the Tho- running down. registered a single.very shot on the run, Almost immediate- in Craig and Buyd. against the wind, bet didn't score; 1'd. third major.placed 8. 3. DILL, Secaetary. a Westhoven parish have been woiking aesiduously goals to 2 goal.. shot, raised East's ed) in goal saved. the pick of the Cardinals, and while the hall sailed ins aed down, with being the other end Carlson. from great high mark. for about Father stalls. eliall on the fur their reepective the maximum. ly after Chalmers notched a minorWas mas, from a powession, this time doubtful free, scored hls flne high marking' stel grand. lung the advantage on the C.011eirr Ade. Thr and Campbell plaeateba epplause. sarll elided: C011ege. I.": Mission, 1.2. same day, the winner reing Campbell Kearin and secretary P. J. Russell are ifebbard in resulted. but wan Bahen to Beisley gave Rodriquez a the red -and whites. A. Watts him great earned ball The kicking Poet given a free. but Chalmers intercept- Boyd gave Ills best exiabition for Sara, only a singleto the other end, where chance. but he hit the post. in the taigas saw Westhoven ettc,k Keeley more than satisfied witn the efforts beMission began with Preat JIM Mayhew now taken ed. and passed to Ciunnyon, from hock y with a determlipaticit to win. ing pal forward to liquidate the debt The House for Men's Wear. The front, Smith had a shot, but kiekedto short, he relieved many awkward mark right In Shortthird spell. and with ballRyder Beis- whose kick the ball was forced out time. and Latest In (lent'a Hats, Shirts, Tiee, tea Moor, from asixer and Rawlings eaved. Scully wit) great dash. up forward but lee effort failed. WM the scores at on St. Mary's. for Wests. ruck sent the -In H. looking situations wt.II the throw minor and from another bounds, derwear, Etc. Hannan-ste Kalgoorlie melded another of raised in greet ith Keeley. Seaddan, v in, to ley, played Secured the 11111s11 stood In favour of dashed "Nashy" Brentitall the itne out the Mission and (opp. POst °Mee). From Mr. felt tor maximum. From le after the sympathy scored ly afterwards Sheedy Immediately Great Campbell : the royal the maroons. Me The matches on for two footealt 'Phone 4 7 4. There have been determination on citadel, and sent the ball for a steer. opening. the play Souths prevailed. but out of dash and front of East's Mrs Jim Dillon In their mellow. occagoal. Baste Behtley found the correct and further en- and marked. well. blues' half -back line. game dose was repeated about a minute in nie juveniles this week, one between run punted \Vest's seventhand by the death of their little son Mudie was playing a champion game bounde followed. Giles his prospect of interstate repre- later. and by the aunt. lanies the Candittell and 'Westhoven, and Pee other sioned themselves. the brought now rouWett their and forwarded to IL Campbell, who hanced ground, on the back lines. A vigoroult onthe hetween the 1st. XVIII. Juvealles atie The ease is a very ',ethnic one. inasfor of end frail third sentation. their to Menzies. air by lo piloted ball by the in Mission the frustrated was neaten their quarter. In the forin much ae thee had tile Misfortene of Brentnall and slaught by Subiaco was lieldwal the laet XVIII. Juniore. Genera_ Storekeeper. for play that By defeating East Perth on Wests College made no through the agency Wine and a short time Rawlings to Sexton, to Bush- Hoft was now called Oval. el: We-Moven won the toss, end kicker; lose their little daughter can say under Owens Was awardedHea Talbot. clever. followed by home ground, the Metheeemed the wind, tied. evert ler' with Thomas. and front Spirit Merchants. ell, gave Bahen a chance, but he kick- weer gritty and Nothing that one of the goals. to hate: again.? eampbell Was 111 ago. Ill Hie last against the wind. free right in and the exSteele put the lea- similar work from White, by whose broke the spell, whirl! bounds. a good margin to fieht tor out of can adequately team's ed eircumetances home such They have PIESSE-STREET, BOULDER. and match lee time. round. 2.5. the in posthis the bad all 4.5: Collette. over them on booted true, up. but Scaddan only raised agency H. Campbell was put all entertain Wester well which ther feelings quarter-Missien, the press posted. great 6 for ft behinds was ;mats Mere Col6 ended with Campbell For Choicest Quality Only. fourth major and up went another sitter. not beset successful The tiphill work epurred on the \Ve offer Mrs. Dillon. before three- one flag. 'The final gong gave the session. goals In behinds. The rur Mr. and heartfelt added another point years, and it was fitting that they legians. and a great display resulted. ho Westhoven's Play was confined to the centretoof the sympatlw In their Call end Inspect Our Undergrotutd board scores: the the many were: to then' our quarter time, when should break the spell after such a The team began to work like one. and goal -kickers tor the winners field. then when it worked behind. and we hope teat time Dairy Produce Departnient East Fremantit 6.11 (47 points). kick. eloflit (2), Campbell. Cardiliel, McKin- bereavement. was pushed showed: eeery Sunderland for great game. wings position in have was they mart wound a Subiaco, 5.16 46 points). register(49 points). tive tame ley and Gallagher. one each. while for will heal the Itterrible and from the resulting tree. It was a very evident tact a! Sublet° West Perth, 7.7 results ShOWell III. and seems so hard; hut there Perth was seen in last Saturday that Steele and Trueeett Quicka paint wiener. Ab the losers ilesford shone with three sustained. East Perth, 4.14 (38 points). came from Goal -kickers for East Fremantle ed the maximum. all -ruling some movement, in which Uren were doing their utinost to avoid a per- mid The best play- is some consolation,severe well - goals and Jeffreys one. immediately at- were: Carlson (2), Bidatrlp (1), Gal- a forward brought off sonu loftv and blo v as this. bolt a such Cain for On resuming. Lastssaved 1,85011, prominent. the day's On were Plea the captain, Exley V. were Sublaco: mut encounter. and For ers for Campbell lagher (2). Smith (1). marks. while Bryant SUITS, and sonal at a time when death is In a home. For BOYS' and MEN'S tacked, but Soutarsent well brilliantly. superior judged kept down. but Beisley (2). Scaddan (2), Eddy (1). passed to the open. where White eWally" Steele Was decidedly forwaiels edmirealy fed. MoMt. McNamara, and carolled. and But the and sympathe Clune consolation formtes any written also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY King and Thomas stopped the with game, a set-to Ole A for the losers Butler. Jeffreys. West- must seem cold and lifeless We hi every branch of The winners were best represented Shacklock had deepWhite played to Isle mail repeatedly, Johnny play this time Austin the wlngthebyrush. Clarke by Burns. Lowe, Carlson, Ion, Riconi, er winning the honors. work was dietinguished by his customary Joe Ills hoven and C. Campbell showed the best time. each him sestainee, on found have sent and tncv great dash alongOakley, and tlie loss deplore fouled. ly who cent well and Truscott; while Steele. Beisley, Campbell was awarded and his kicking and marking were wee very unselfish. rim Clifford play- form. then. rive was nullified by the free, and dash, added to Scully, Guhl and sexton were most when he was 1st. XVIII. and pray that Godthewill The match between the in hi, poettion. back. Two singlesandwere atingle. Then excellent. Snow which Ile lei to bear paesenger. ed with plenty of dasnKevin brother Bonnle scored aforward shortly atter conspicuous for the maroons. !Vine and Juveniles and the last XVIII. Juniors strength Goldfields Undertakers, 8 HapGriffiths was an absolute better where East's account. norman, W. Bryalit, the ball has seen lit to it.tliet Upon The Ills mercy 'sixth rushed Perth can flnd ma their was former maroons the The nazast., Kalgoorlie. raised the in game. run. Surely part great was a the their on limeGepp, the Do We Leaf)? Guhl were all playing them, by another McCamisli put Uren this. Because we understand our business. goal. This was followedpunt. Seatnan, J. Isnch, min eaptained by R. Keeley and the latter and booted terial than was week. ball. (125 points), team's 1 9.1 1 the got He Easts Fremantle, light. AtteSouth iti good form. not long of whotn managed attackboth 'Phone 3 2 7. by J. Seaman. from Hebbard-a all of the play. and the grandstand oneBele.%) were eilliallICU009 011 tee through. Ingle, from defeated Perth, 6.12 (4.8 points). geeing hiM on Saturday would won- Sexton ni their men very creditably. During the were now having but was the pick forward. Abbott well one lines. ing therm dropped to wing, OBITUARY. On tallied high der hoW he managed to get e3 Ryder. 111. first quarter the Juniors only scored a three behinds wereand Hebbard. Al. At the Fremantle Oval the Po:Ionians Callow. leaving the upright', either learn. For MissiondelR. imod work point. while for the Juveniles Cerbrane from Gepp, Mattson handed out a large sized defeat to the Jack Mr. 111, J. Capri... marked. and the list of goal-kickeree great judgment, McKenzie, Ryder. and C. Fitzweeald Wyatt. and in a eet-to 15 city why, peat, Nest Town Hall, Kalgoorlie. T. 'mapped a nice little Me winners play- with len figured prominently of For the first three tetartera Beasley combination. Taylor. \V. at ur of danger. The death occurred un Jute I the ball travelled rapthe flnal spasm he in ruck; B. showed can sent out in limy but Juvenfles MN. Quealy, Proprietress. aiid the centre. and to fair, defence. potrits were added to II e football. was I' to Ingle. well champion Hoft. up ed to sent -legs. lightning the red taarked W011 - Jackamarra of Michael John earner. a lie kalgoorlie, for game. played quarter. The Union Beer on uriuglit. "Souths a great and down the field with then boot7 goals sante form tile such who College. score during reproduce Bradshaw. were, to scores Gordon Watts. to The final sent on among West's master plumber or the lased spectaters the pioneer treated the idity. Taylor of and very even, A feature White. behinds only a -in Aerially. 5 wee they say. kick se the eolIS quarter mine," Second From seWimbridge ed a single. 6 behinds; Mission, who was 52 !ears Deceased. speed. of fields forwards, where W.tense bursts "Bonnie" but Cower for of wee the fine elect' malty 'cored, the goal-gettine prominent, Mang was Point excitement, frame was South, of an illness or after and Baby" succunibed "(Max° Juniors. age, of cured, and. amid ten defenders. Easts' Man no lees OM furhtlaltSd reliable Ion, hire/111ra Thr. After Campbell, who piloted live Prime beet Butcher, Hannan -street, and Menzies were -getters were dis- brilliant cock man, Was an important months, leaving a widow and booted West's eighthplaygoal. of the flret JuvralleS. Cooper umpired. ther ahead In the next quarter by add- three Wests sent goals. The last football match and South's goal lie was Kalgoorlie. loss. He gave more up and down played on Wed- ing two goals to their score. Tel. 48 8. Maritansestreet, pros- children to 1110Urti their Soon after Johnny Camp- factor in his eidea victory. of the season was neat W. Wimbridge Downs of Queens- Picadlliy. the ball forward, and South Fremantle was represented by appointed. a fur- a much better Matta., in the early hair Kelly by Telephone 4 7 4. Butler ine Juniers, but born in the Darling for when dull the goal - Callew tates looked bell marked, and from llis shot South's nesday, Tux Bateman. trade, and (2). Hawkins, his the marked right up against learin registered. stages of the' game hati towards one was a very close game. 'This they Made a splendid wean Iti the last land, where he single raise ther only after could flunnyon. he Giles, point ago. but Lutey, years 3 0 Adams, posts, that end. the followinis quarter, and tnereased their score to came to the West some was much superior to kick point in ford. match left the teattie Sunderland, Craig. Campbell marking flag. This put Wests one despite from the after being engaged in C011a White, Tom Oulridge was very useful In positions: Kelly, poltes, I Morgan. 3 goals their opponenta and behinds. well', the Juveniles Deceased,work front, and this advantage. }ricks, Cain (Capt.), Heindrick, of the metropolis. came one down, plac- the run. Ile also had the unawiabje 6 pollee, 9; Butler, 1 points. a KALGOORLIE The best tracting off Gunnyon brought short. attack In the last (2), kept at rt goals 6 behinds. Chalmers. strong Eastern game. next nineties, The Mauro" Cerlson. in the earls' XVIII. fell watch'''. let. ball Coolgardie of to contrived the position Junior but the they ed. were Gayjubilant Miateirm roe the On Saturday minute of the the end. The final Perth sent out liewby (Capt.), BradP. FRAWLEY, i-roprietor. and a playeds where, in conjunction with s partner, of note was a free to his Carlson found the call of the blue played the Senior Jai. XVIII.. Keeley. Campbell. Longliuret, and Mof to maintain to nor, Hoft, Rowe. Shackiock. Corner, incident efyears Sonic but SaturFor position, lest and blisilless. good pressine. will in a too a set up Good Accommodation for Travellers. in in he shaw white wri ecures read: Menzies'. Love, Evans, Ingle, Watts fort was a poor one, and only one flag day' took the fleld es Old East,' centre very good match resulted fit, while for 111e losers Swan-Ian (the he had business premises in both KalSeniors by I goal ft behind,: (2), McKenzie, Bradshaw, Exley. Mc- was needed. Then came a rush by half -forward. relit). West Perth, 8.8 (56(55points). Ile planed lee leather for the and Coulgardle, eliowed that the apnicnk eopretteneris 13ril'e)111 early quarter e'ritni:Igenfecal; goorlie points). Carnish. Crew and Hewson. first hard. The battling East Perth, 6.19 but Menzies, time. Southeethree the big sticks on two OCC8- match would Ise a close one. the Juntore were first out -on opponents, and Perth's between were.- West andSouth. 2 The goal -kickers as they had a preliminary trot beat appreciation. Mans. having all the play, but mile ecored Sheede. (2), Braithwaite they supporters showed their Perth: Relict'. tater Ills seer:ewes on the two it was noticeable that to their' eitlionent'e the game preceding Gowen and around. transference of play, was the l)n followed Saturdays. was eeperted te points Perth Clarke. Moore. Fysche. Perth: side. or the J miois weighty a were much there Gepp was second quarter saw idany East he het in weight became very ragged. the picture. in W. Wimbridge. well a conseaUthe difference as be and and closely. was conEVIM out of their places.had ell the best or scrambling, and combination watched by \Vickie (3), Hebbard (2), and Owens. defen- to South. was most marked. Gaynor paw- effectively Seniors teticuou. by its absence. well, ataltagra to avoid his man his ence the Every one of the winners' Southei kicked towards the Hospital but his when At tee Ping !Melted the scores Craig and end. to th Love. who marked in not bring II. Irmil the bourn, Menzies sentsent ders played 'splendidly, effective. as the kicking was weak and did sticks. 0 goal right The stopped was were: Settiora, 3 goal, shot South's backs forwards. closer than the outer Boyd being particularly him Perth's Otter the resump1 points. splendid, was Juniors, vere former's high -marking Lowe, between the sting. ass vont played much tion or play, the antlers marking and kicking Whenever Wicks while the latter'. and left serviceable. before, than fine. very combination were and brilliant alashes were also very 4 Real. Balien. Lova. rushed out and relieved inori the older boys standine. BeerInr Austin and Blundell Taylor wax in the sitintion. or the eenior re atui steady to the solitary pnint etwitteli sound_ In the centre very the was entered Green forThe Juniors Weatern presentatives. of form, and many work hut the line. e great moves balf-haek being the on him. high hopes, were initiated by This neat period with ward Guilt deserves sperial mention. good on the good, eut the flee efforts the to points playfront Clark and Isyshe were C.Y.M.S. the eine young recruit perform credit811,1 Byrne. coupled with Jones of are wings, and others to Where ed fine, defensive foothall. Burke, Soutar and that mato- of the Jankwe "sought ably were Sheedy. serthe old heads who say that rootball in fact Among the moatBrent fields and pasturis Braithwaite. East Sen W.A. is not on the antiroee. When we fresh Perth were half-nr staying In their places. let theemir, viceable for like him, juniors a paultire ean centre at I-111M fors run mit Whiner, nail (very dashing tO ilt, live did riot Sinith Hebbard. "Poeta Those to Thomas, Gem back), had Seniors, 5,5; Juniors. 4.3. lie last. Saturday on reputation Byrn.. wen the spider, for Owens and Sparrow. shine once nnly but opportunities el' pleitty and Mos; h -Y, Thr other JIM,. called for the twin fleas. and Butler lips. Morgan, Scott, Ilevron, Burnspoints), doliterary gentleinatt-',Poer the losers. East Fremantle, 8.11 (47 His work on the all did well for Metre(' a fine Frame. feated Sublime, 5.16 (46 points). week also the hockey awl the The During the situaelon mane relieved lines back and Perth etas finishel, at one competition the flits game, like times, particularly in the last quarter.a baseball 1 4 points. The struggle. (Incorporated-) Mingworth proved first with by oval, .as a ding-dongSdhlaco, Sexton, although hempered were a tie for and the while Kelly and Morgan each; first the game was played at in suetained !Inger, twisted Butler They Seeretary. A. R. FLINT, to lose. Ifte second with le points home sine was unlucky (Mailer. "delivered thrthecools." eme-shootwing corn- came intirth With 1 0 peinte. had very poor luck inthetheir fast, clever Work on knish that thee It was just at lug. and =Mired, Collins lead. the Iffia

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Ireland's Choice of Self -Government THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. The electrons have taken place in Ireland for "Two Parliaments." ano Sinn Fein swept the whole of the North-West, West, South, of Dub East, the only Unionists returned being from the University Parliament. Imperial the represented in lin, which Sir Edward Carson of 4t:i Union The NORTH-EAST CORNER Parliament is composed Members of the twc last-namists, 6 Nationaeists, and 6 Sinn Feiaers. Parliathat in seats their take ed parties have firmly agreed not to ment, or to recognise it. Ireland as a nation has sent to the "Two Parliaments"

130 Sinn Feiners

wet ling sehieli will discuss the qtwsliiiii ii Irish tip SUNDAY AFTEN.NOON. the Srd which is going to Lc sutture. utad., Warning. in zees for Australia's pregress-when Salisbury's to be fateful. JULY, at 3 pare, has heci. selected bright and cheery by a medley of Lord Church considered is Cathylie the of person's of a The call wising is to be no be will preCabinet people. there of the Liberal members to held a large special general meet- music and chat, the evening is CaLundell. env lei 6 Australia is to its young of credentials as to whether he calling Arch- so joyous and. glad as to create an weakness fer a policy of concessions to one ui ing at the Parochial Hall, ur boycott both no and The strength of ICen. attendance big Protestant, nalisbury of the or on aeseen-li, Marquis with Sinn Fein,stherefore, has the backing to ignore and impression The tholic COIIIICCLICTI come intensified in continued and bishop's Palace, Catholicity in the days tosturdy unof his name to find the country of of Midland, and continue to govern the country as it has done for the and they are supported le sertaii the NVestralia Fair in October next. patriots in the district to "Parliaments," letter a issued has the servative upon free a nation and pends mainly nigh four years. Prime Minister. At this gathering it is urged that inteligence hie origin. "A great, Popular Queen. slogan, and effect that the Cealitienists possess Uniiinists. The Mr. compromising faith andmen have the Irish people Bahour. :ill stallhelders, with their assistA and wo- people" should be our Twice since Dail Eireann has been set up be made 1.y Aus- 110 longer the UnienistF. ronli.denre Mr. 1.1ital George, A few more nominatioes are neces of our Catholic young of government they want, should effort lead every for piothe strength of in full Greeewiiel. up roll Hamar Sir will he freely expressed their desire as to the form out and can ants. end start a proper that Before men. The old grand circle achieve to of 108 candidates, were Feiners and devo- tralian citizens the bonds of friend- .11though the latter are proud t dissentients. It. is estimated that the purport' of dissoesieg and final. made with the popular Queen com- once, in December, 1918, when 73 Sinn neers whose great faithwritten 7th, 1921, when the decision le marls ising tile agenda paper, whi-h will be in its by cementing be no diffi- elected, and the second time on May parallel con.should in eert.iiii the Irish revenue amounts the There of Coalitionists petition. tion to the Church sections follow many in history. all the ship between one-tenth of which only submitted to all these wlei attend. culty encountered in securing can. was so overwhelming as to be without sectarianism; progress is fast passing away; over, 1:47.110111100. political comiectiiiit,, the hand of Munity. We hate Let the voice of the people be heard will be controlled by the Irish Par- As the business to be transacteu wid didates to make interesting this spoken! God's have In people The men. relentless and remorseless all for charity to want in the be very important and requiring the Who will en - and heeded! inent's vacillation, its un,necessful liament. The relorrocesIreland get it. Time is beckoning them regularly real most urgent consideration of all, it splendid suggestion. is left name. let us try to billet desire to give to their reward, to their children foreign piney, and its Young people's cluhs-sins.itutions con- nil? stibieet to payment. is therefore belied evervune illuminating autonomyfiscal their tenof IRISH -AUSTRALIAN example parochial the Additional Donations. actions most graciously.. Altogether, the that would not have domestic crises and Iris?, fur Imperial defence This weeht cerned will kindly treat this official enterfidelities, and upon them fallstheir dencies, but which would meet the certain SOCIETIES. opin- be practically the same as the sys- intimation as one calling for their Will readers please eves remember it was a most interesting little with: estrange.? have people, affairs. that young duty of maintaining inviolate being of our reformers presence on the date named. The that the committee is patiently tainment, the only fault Whether upon good requirements who, dm, ion in a fatal manner. It is the tem in Australia. and the The and traditions. longer. IRELAND SOCIETY. workers, last YOUNG city a are a pony, who not of to did it soil the declare that this is the only way list of items is lengthy and varied, waiting fur donations some ground or on impoverished cast usual enthusiast', meeting of the to in salvation and to the termination of and anv evader; who were associated cow, a goat, or a lamb, t,, dispose of ladies were most grateful to the Rev the ing the luncheon huurs need would be duty of every Unionist elector was held in St. Patrick's society seed they planted has been there Proin where Anise thought kind place her infur arc meeting Mother majority friends The tirewith charts similar in hied on Mixing at the Fair. Ii any in tlc House the existing roil war. Schoolroom last Monday night. sonversation viscissitudes of the comingin years faith, facilities fur recreatien music and, ferm his representative s he's occasions, proliabls , visitors present were Rev Father of the turniliers of the Howe terested, the executive would ha viding them with such a treat. Only the strong will tell. friendly intercourse. their ofMcMahon, M.A., and dr. D. olaary,and ul Cominens that 'he latter has uo Lerils and the Ileaseof a''nnunns the Silver and Paistiliii;nic Cities, glad if they would North-West. and the manly anil arc society, the advice, secretary of the riiIiii,t and former lie glad if they fice. sires of perhaps, instruction or this organisafurther obligation to the Coalition will pi...habit ,aqiii,i the ,111111, the i.oiniiiitteeit wonll The liberal subscriber in the Nor'- one or inthea rounders gratefull children of these urgent needs, and would, if properly vi,11,11KOI. to Collie short speech, the president psi uld male tion. J. C. Williamson, Limited. the Chiiiili in Ati.tralia will endure West who buoyed up the executive Father -in eousef. and judiciously conducted do much le (Air. R. E. Walsh) welcomed of .11.6114 to the iiietiee ',purse lately the ruel We in has which ca inter- very much recently, young people. the conflict, and Mr. O'Leary, sttessing the The sub-cimmilittec LEEDERVILLE. to to encouragcaiur cling the request. they ',OA recall to so they McMahon and were the line, done a both nut work of great committee prothe events they will surely have arc generous'at pres,et the sent company the through sewed have. mind the many, iu fact. all the \ hi belPhig forward the cause or Fur certainly there are not in a position to doing .meet. Mr. Archbishop, a Young '_hell's Club, feat tired which Father McMahon and c ducing at His Majesty's 'theatre, in therefore large allenaaiwe as' Preseie the Helaine wove aims attractions signs that the Cathalic l'herch will but no one has thought of our young il A111,sere This itcni Miss P. or obtaining publish some news regarding O'Leary suitably responded. euchre perms awl dime, and E. el: two carnival, mentoined above, and Perth, with the object issue in enrelenting make keeeme to a strung of funcable peariel Ttwsdro been focus lisividsoil A. in has he Doherty, A.L.C.M., opened the proceed-' be the are twoscluis matters he mesdames strides There finalised has women. assistance, lic!p-re oresent.tintI set or which the\ Miss the at in tune Song.with "'rho Soldier's above in aid of Ithe teaming further wealth. on the list Ings apposition from its .mponents in the city. Thee are osten- ttmssell The Delco.. lhl Daily News ing, and with the expedient thus a,. with very pleasing results, and co- amassing ilw Arraniwire cliiir.ii. months G. Begley's line voice was heard to adWe must be pre- tioning the coming years. e." sibly non seetarian.iind yet they arc musk leave at the North Perth 'rune. morrow evening, Sunda, the 26th transmitted to him a fewat all times .antage m -That Irish WHIP' of f euired, make a pent he neek. executive by Mr. R. ermine the recilatImi But pared for it. In 'heady every coon net wholly so. Their memberships !fall oft Tiiiirsulas IT., the Editor:. ago. the Theatre, Majesty's the ill% itatien ett.-iile I to attend inst., al His ved as I ssas enthusiastIcaily r impriiiiiiilii fall,. had Pi try there is a cry against the Pap- arc augmented by Cathclics, but sit kiwi., s of feaehitis is most patient thiswise, and not the Comedy gin, In Musical retic" peptilar irechial Pall. s...rvieee, add an encore. thew to P forced was the he to ;it iuM he requisitioned anxibus or are perturbed any imagine acy. It is a petition' err, because understand, teat to slightest we the es high-class flesh aeon hazel a true card with Catholics. id submit Doherty, will Mies P. c.iiiipaey large number I.1 ill b, it. if olio to for these bin. 'this gen meat, sang "Mother Machree," and at those aseowiel ttitip it care nut not in the gime, precluded by the ',institutions of ire. !along pal Imeitee, thin catering for the general SV int ,f 'III iria,I'egucnt programme of items. contributed by in not hearing from encore "The Land of Ora Machree." runoprtinopi ss a very 1,1,11 the ideals of reheem awl are for these clubs from holdinea c' tleman's proposition is such a sure an ehould. in the its of Perth. full' the foliow mg artists. -thee I. Father McMahon was then predesire min.. 13.11. 111 laudable alarm nor oc- Rev. a no with rte v need a endued as to ondui t thee management on .trot HOT toeing a the executive or has ing upon to sing "Wrap the Green eeig If, ill -i 17". it flu' ;:'"";7..47:11the, Overture, Tannahauser " (Wag- thing no word. vailed receiving eventually at encore the glorification of the Holy Name the administration. A non-sectarian angle gate, concern the pi lze if l have been yet Flag casion linee, sectarian enable ner). J. C. Williamson's Sysnphons tor the correctly informed such is the case. n'"n trill respond. aid the greatly BaP"Psr.Ziaanteddh also The weak and pusillani- association would not make invid- was won ie en- I, min of Chrizt Stalls. Additional honaunt to obtain nest organisation tom tle Relied The main business of the -is Performe-s; audience. social Fiftypri4e of Orchestra Catholics gentlemen mous will go with the flowing and cera me that 01 stated to distinctions. favour has been A deious in It 'Ivied then approached. was -oft meeting play desirable 'the the lauii support in this vele Leskwood: that Billie note to Miss citation. pleasing It is Moloney aannd,. tide-like dead fish they will swim should leave such societies to those stirs. Prober three aeagrcieueetstntuonnithvgltcohr tain city firm applied for Mr. Fret side. Flute Solo, Idylls, "The direction. 01 Brook" dies in charge of the various stalls bateeffea people In effects the prize- to the nrceesstut sistant,. three persons offered theite .nee deserving with the stream members who are allowed a direct- presenter! hews there will be a ere,' moo IWetzzen i, Mr. Stanley Baines; arc working with much enthusiasm. British Emplre-"Wfilch would benefit After dainty refreshments winner,. In the Catholic home primarily is ing voice in the management Rotwo selves for the vacancies-more. :Dominion Home Rule' or thin le *r. Robert Jewett (a) -Reidy to anti there is every indication that Ireland Inde)pendence'', had been .erred. 'lensing was Indulged was man Catholics and one Protestant. and the reinnettee earn laid the foundations of that. simple. The sides The musts Let us have a Catholic Young We - In until midnight. Crock each Quit and be Good," (la' "My Mate" the Westralia Fair. to be held at 'Total and Mr. W. The first twe were engaged. whim take charge at the tneetine; were: For Ingninion dome Rule. Mr. P. ethical life which is the first schoolsupplied by Miss men's Club. where evens Cathola, when rotation, with in lx dealt will cx -eta carry "Some Our Song, Len. Roden Service,: exceed_all fford (leader). Miss B. O'Doherty, W. will Mr. (Robert yoitth. Square, priWoodthorpe. Carnival ing of our Catholic will enjoy the full out. Later, woman young passed the latter was Altogether of for SIC put es tilathbe a and Mr. J. O'Orady. For will Independence. a request ample out the dillies schools by means of the Christian vileges of membership, and have ,a lug spent. the same finn advertised for a er gent to take control, and to then Day" (Irons "Kissing Tine"). Miss pectations, but as there is R. Brennan (leader), Mr. J. welsh. a very cultivable evening was Gracie Lavers; Songs, Mr, Thomas space available for additional stalls, lir. and Mr. P. Finnegan. Father Me education they impart serve to mas-a Catholic atmosphere-a clula in and lile Mitaidsers are to be rongrams tradesthate Only one man (a rehis or her own arrangement,: Paunceforte-lal "The Fact Is," (b) which are urgently reqr fired. and Mahon was elected adjudicator. and Mr. sage the intellect .and build up of which there will be no social bar. lated on the snagnineent suecess of the turned soldier) applied for the job. make minutes J. Dwyer timekeeper. Ten for any assistance required. Stall- "My Cousins"; Duet, "Land of the would be the means of bring'ng strong fundamental knowledgeThey riers. Only recently, in a nearby venture. enquir',anent', speaker. All the made to each was allowed manager The most course a of understand hew will, holders Long White Cloud" (by Maurice The Chihli,' air Mary revenue, it is earnestly speakers exceeded the time limit, but Catholic Faith and civic duty. of, Guttridge and Hawdon blandford'. additional parish, a most encouraging start sitecessrni couretti rarnitai oil fat, ies from him. and then point blank in their own department were made for their enthudesired that those parishes not at allowances also prepare our young people for was made with a parochial club for Thursday night in the Leederviiie Town asked him his religious faith. An- that a band together get will work they siasm. After the debate adjudithe the with full Symphony Orchestra. Miss present represented will take the larger life of the world and to do young women. It's membership has nail. The era-wits., were sirsaames complimented the speakers or of girleens to aid in the great effort. Vera Benson and Mr. Phillip Coe matter its hand and not delay fur. cator to soNorris and Gilles. and lothinur vies left swering that he was Ti Protestant, their part to the nation and school their debating abilitier, and he pointed already grown into large proportions a, grove; Selection. the finn. although wanting s man, and by the inauguration of undone by Mem lu make the Iiitertalii"Peer Gynt" ther in arranging to run a stall re out the weaknesses and criticised and done The home and the be ciety. Was might this what AMI01.1411 that' he suvees vomit a indicates it applicant inand informed the will be there sort. of this the advised each speaker scheme accordingly-. of Syrre Williamson's e. J. (Grigg), auxilliarics Fete. numerous their the with greats whin season. too this connection are their first bet that was stalled at the fete an arm,/ of assist phony Orchestra; Monologues. Miss a Central Women's Club, Father McMahon's advice was deeply apare pleased to know that a is, would be advised later. The school might reason- with Church. preciated by both sides. When his would not be parochial in its aims. Patrons the end of his case. ants that should give a good accimet Georgia Harvey; Song, "Rose in the Children's Plain and Fancy Dress decision to as who wen the debate was ably be called an innexc of the and which would have a broader by no tnean, their last. business of meritorious labour performed. Bud." Miss Irene Maurice; Sone. I admit, sir, that any Ball. given. notes of interrogation were on on next Thursday night. in the and Church. because it is the most im- constitution. Parish clubs sre re- Council easel girt lines; sirs. its own material on to chambers. faces, and mystery lined Firm may manage Then. again, the allusion The date of this pageant will take everybody's "Wash Tub Sal," Mr. Milton Owen: portant factor in the shaping and stricted in their influence. There is a her aSSIStalitS Will hold one or their but let them he frank about it then room. Roth skies were pteasee and decorative fabrics, at; previously Violin Solo-(a) "Schon Rosmarin" place at the Perth Town Hall on the the and dances, the and satisfied, as both sides could claim perhaps completion of the character wirier field for the activities of our. Popular euchre parties nr d not be doubted, no one will complain. If they boy- made, it is trusted wilt not be for- (Kreisler). (b) "Twilight Dreams" 7th July, in lieu of the 13th .July, as and did claim the victory. which success of Hence it is that The large that of Catholic youth. as such in a club women by Mrs cott the Protestants in the manage- gutter by all, and any ladies or gen organised young any entertainment as readers of members number present were deepWill stated. the necesJ. Whiteford Guttridge previously Catholic parents recognise as interested In the debate, which was aid (Maurice which we advocate, and we corn - Kirkwood is sure to be successful. M'ss Rita please make a note of the feet. This ly Selected. 'ran ',nape ment, why not prevent Vrotestants tlemen who cannot personally Song, Waugh: sity of maintaining their schsols, in mend the matter to the earnest con - all her patrons well know instruction's. both Interesting and attend at the Fair, they Reuas-Pauticefort Interlude, Miss event promises to be one of the More debates will follow. and It is are good, the rnitsie and re- trading over the counter. I believe or order to preserve the faith and sideration of all who arc interested offered this supply win be first etas. and the in both liberty of conscience and li- may, perhaps. during the ap- hoped that the lady members will folmorals of their children, and in the spiritual and material welfare freshments card playing will be such tnat it will berty of trade, but it is necessary deficiency that Gladys Taylor and Mr. Robert Jew- greatest attractions VoidMiss omohertses exam', e loaning by and all to low great make to are prepared -~omen. The delight and gladden the hearts of all. for business firms to empley compe- w:lich is required in the, emstructien ett; Song, "A Good Mart is Bard to peal, and it behoves each their thoughts and their Ideas. The young Catholic our of reing in it. The The old Council sustentaarid young. Tric interest old Grave Connell; their both Miss live Find." a Mr. in take social was then continued. sacrifices for organisation is overdue for time In Oxford -street, tent employees without "questioning of buildings. Moreoter, others mat "The Quakers," Miss Rita are altaated Chambers widesprea comic ina songs were cairdy artDwyer's alto indicate Reuasis hand to there ports tion . But Catch the Lee. Vincent -street. direction. Already our people near in makine --Yotite, etc.. 1., willing to give an hour': .work at auncefort. Mr. Phuncefort, and Ti'.', enthusiasm amongst the dancing fra strumetitai other adjunct-a correlative of the this dervIlle or Mt. Hawthorn tram to Vin- their religious belief.- VE RYA RD. rather Mcthoroughly enjoyable one. ear a stall are waking up to the fat..t that they a stand erecting in why 'relit JNO. reason Nod ire no ',no is N11.11.11,1-,111 important_ cent Or there most Symphony Williatnson's and is J. C. )wess; e. Realty aalin favit and tgniity, and Miss and school, Mahon nebeen allowing their b'.ys 58 Carr -street. Perth. Mere. io the ground, and if they 'till the the members with other songs. Orchestra, in Introduction to Act 'there should not be a huge gather- ouredpresident the Catholic Club. As communi- have to be handicapped unfairly in the neasnetunley to -w y their desires in this way. There is a big The farewell totook ties increase and their social life be. girls Organisepositions. an old and esteemed gain III. of "Lohengrin" (Wagner' Con- ang at thig fixture.prises for to bid tnem search the enable will alertness. committee competicommendable Ca. With fur ductor. Mr. Maurice Guttridge. Ac- list of valuable comes more complex the young of the society, in the person of is necessary and imperative if Hibernian Austra- aciess to the ground when required companiste. Miss DorothyMere r tion in the various sets and most member the tact, and zeal Dwyer, who is on the eve of his J. Mr. tholic who has become a wage-earner tion the of to we would meet the tendencies to the Eastern. Stater'. Mr. lasian Catholic Benefit Seeieta- of fix the purpose. It is ccuseling who !nick. Organiser. Mr. Redge Carey. original and fancy- characters. Mes- departure 's up against the complexities of new ;,..11., On Wednesday Dwyer has long been a member of our and protest our young Mr. Henderson. f. ?lowing that the forwarded mention are have lio)Isay W.A. T. G. and wed in the (is-Joe:tie he Mitchell will conditions, and is brought into en, time select dance dames consIrish societies. an% other society. and unfair such talent assisting, a bumbeen With an two from iir week past the and for mere Keilidier has People Mrs. reply nothing done Han. smell to further the Inlerestsand has vironments not always wholesome petitive sparing no effort in seeing maintain -Park to battle Mr J. Healey are the OriralikerS. Vision the architectural labours per house is assured. The theatre is neglected. HIS yonder the cause of Ireland. Hence by reason of , nd agreeable. pleasato (To the Editor Daily News, Perte) engaged very is being kindly lent by Messrs. Ben. places in the various avo- tors are assured or a popular fill talent has always been at the disregarding the lay-out of the atstalls suborn. social exigencies the young Catholic their in Perth's most and the member in occasion of society. Received. our drawn the posal life. Let us as night has been the and for Fuller attention J. Donations Ste-My industrial proposed of rations novelties other refreSIIIIIelli., and Good music and Peri departure, but we alt his regret deeply an or woman has .0 contend with Catholics see to it that every means win Visitors will Please to a letter published in your issue of Gala display, has spared no pains in question. provided. "bon voyage" antm:i.bo W. 1. Paul, Collie, .£2 14/8; join In wishing Mu any irritating anti-Catholic situa- shall be given to them to preserve catchbeNo. "Religion in Busi- executing a plan, to be shown at the 16 car, which leaVd8 Perth yesterday, A happy Screen A.D. long, prosperousA Brook, Spencer's Dunn. M. Oftentimes the Catholic their independence as Catholics. and at 7,5 p.m.. and we expect to see a ness," and headed C ions. given to Dwyer will be Mr. send-off to signed by Mr. John Vershould be creditable The joint organisers are wonder- £1. 'hurch and its institutions are made that their faith shall not be made a good number of visitors present at this yard. I submit that in tne public meeting, which Melrose Theatre to -night -(SaterdaY), joint the effort huge and it is honed the theatre wilt Tie partand make the ing whether there is a likelihood of eibjects for ribald jest or attack, We entertainment. -sinister to their progress. On Tuesday night last, at the North interest and for the sake of good organisers have taken in hend one ed, thug showing an appreciation of his in any reader taking this mateer .nd because the Catholic yaung man bar s lecessfei citizenship, Mr. Veryard should disTown Hall, a very On Money beat a high-class con- manyNextgn°41onwdrly that an effort will be made in Perth will not give cause for dissatis- hand, the details concenting which that to :ield ws, fs and dam, party euchre r woman cannot conveniently with- hope entertairment orkshight the election or Cena dramatic and establish cert to future near the close the name of the firm which he faction in env conceivable way, or were the Kilkenea runes or the augment THE in officers for the new term wid be held. fully outlined their unof company Freraw from the the Stall. being given in the Town Hell, Club for young Nome's The organiser we. sirs. PoolP. aleges victimised certain workers - reason for them net to he pleased. and it is hoped and ,expected that a 18th. of June RECORD, proriendly critics they are compelled tral mteecal ;twee esprenumber splendid an the A such mull judging by mantle. welcome the number of members will he prelarge -that city, and will because of their religious tenets. Mr. the funds of this stall will tie Veryard must be well aware that it And with the realisation o pocket many insults. We are livto select ofReers who will conduct Home of Good Shepherd. gramme has been arranged by Mr. A. sent as a most important ac - sent. has carried out these Everyone considerably. benefltted gentlemen The business of the society for the nr,t ng in days when Catholicity is not tahlishmnet entertainment semmundramatic The Catholic the to Nash. present had a 'Dori:mew enioyabe. Iris statements are true he runs no The meeting wag then On the afternoon of Sunda), the months. duties voluntarily, actuated 'n open sesame to preferment or to quisition by the Fremantle six closed with "God Save Ireland " It might be, we hope so. that night, and no doubt will toe k lorward risk in the form of a libel action. 1 onerous only to perform a work in the inter- 12th inst., the Sisters had a please.. will he furnished -mployment, and the Cetholic em- sty. the initial step to such an achieve- to the next entertainme it organised by therefore challenge him to prove his ests of the Home of the Good Shep- surprise awaiting the ladies who are Catholic Men's Society. Tickets have .loyee is not infrequently exposed ta ment will beetaken be the executive Mrs. Poole. large teerefore working fur the fete. After a chat been selling rapidly, and a is allegations. it Appeal. herd COTTESLOE. .rutal inuendo and. suspicion, not "heads" of the Highgate Hill SoThe fact of the matter is that on trusted and hoped that a great in the reception room concetning crowd is expected. -xclusively because of his or her ciety. started under such encourag- jubilarian's ecclesiastical friend" several suit bazaar affairs, and ;mob and cons, have PRESENTATION CONVENT BALL. complaints fol!.ne occasions will males of aith, but because he or she had the ing auspices. Our Catholic young from far and near were present, and been made as to my co -religionists number our advertisement el,ewliere. Hall acto the Patochial etc., with afternoon tea as ay emerity to resist the sneers and women are not without the neces- scores of congratulations were show- haying been victimised, and I now, -and journeyaftern000, Theca ;re not only another week the 3rd July, companiment, the Rev. Mother in - Self Determination for Ireland bargain eu Sunday To sary mental and neorel fibre to ered upon him. sale advertisements. bratettienneers of their offensive critics. in a for in the interests of at workers, what- at 3 p m., and further assist sited those present to adjourn Mud announcements reeardlne the third 'ounteract such antagonietie influen launch such an instite*ion. and annual Presentation eonvent Ball, to ever religion or nationality, may be other connections. By the way, the little while to St. Mary's Hall in orLeague vs, there is an urgent need for the make it a success. Once started. we lie held In Cottesloe flail, cone:tine. on On Monday evening next, in the suggest that the Government be re- Westralia Fair will be different in der to witness an impromptu enter- MONSTER PUBLIC MEETING rganisation of our young Catholic have no doubt as to it receiving the Monday night. July. 4, 1921. and was a complilas-out Hall, amend Arbitration entertainment Town quested to the This "Uglies" the Perth from tainment. North design Committee and patrons are becoming .eople, not only for their mutual necessary financial suponrt from the .it should eventhe the The -termer 0.11,1g to the impatient. adopted Act so as to make it an offence in- the departure given by the children cr. mentary social wilt be liven to elp and encouragement but also to Cathelie ',immunity THEATRE MELROSE THE tact that they have such a magnincent enhan Feast the mark to when honour of V.P., heavy penal certsequences in Fagan, volving before B. attractive ing Very Rev. more prove reserve their faith. We do not say and the tatter anxious display available. ( the Moto in ordination mistress. for any person to request of an ap- cod by the change disclosed the silver jubilee of his: Day of their beloved to again enjoy the ball, now a wie-word hat open efforts arc being made to Unfortunately. no plicant for employment an7 particu. plait prepared on the instructions of ther Antonio, and as the Commun- SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 26 amongst dancers. priesthood. educe them from their allegiance to NEWS OF THE ARCH impossible to attempt. positively It is Moeventhe it, Per. for the for appeal with available information leading directly pleased, lars or other hall was ity was so the joint organising heir religion, but the niethods .of friends of Ireland, lov- even if necessary swim were allowed DIOCESE. ing, and should there to any dis- or indirectly to the disclosing of the Home of the Good Shepherd'. ther decided to have it repeated be- ersIrishmen, to detail the many he proselytiser are not always paint fail to add by TIIK RECORD, don't freedom, of afpresented, and tee,exa crowded on the following to be following of the visitors religion the applicant. fore appointments d red so that they may be seen, but strength to Westralia's protest attractions gauged CALENDAR. Model. tent of enjoyment cannot be I have written to the Honourable ternoon. Everyone was delighted your attendance, the committee hope to meted, good job and goad pay. with the being You must be there to against the treatment i.y mere words. Pent. be generously considered. the Minister for Justice, with a copy At the extraordinary meeting at with it, the more so as the treat was out to Ireland appreciate these stateni-nts, ',filch are atronage of "nice friends." are in- S. 26, Sixth Sunday after Green. more nor leas than a practical adopted should entirely unexpected. The first item of this letter and a copy of Mr. Ver. the departure entives to many tepid souls to with - M 27, Of the Octave of St. John. Prominent speakers announced nothing expression of feeling resulting' from raw themselves from association -It will be recollected that in these yard's letter, and requesting him to Sunday afternoun, the 3rd July, a was a j11,11.11S melody sung in chorus. later, attending a Presentation (Altai:tit DellWhite. in the direction indica- MODEL, together with the plan td. wishing Mother Antonio a "Happy take action ieference December attending a Presentation non last ith Catholic Societies and Sodali- Tu. 28,,St. Leo II. J. I'. DOHENY, alter columns White. Ball, our patron.. do not bolo that Let Mr. Veryard assist in this the Westralia Fair, will be submit- Feast Day," after which a delightful ies. There is even now a growing State Secretary. tent Red. was made to the departure of the ted. population apparmills dissatisfied who com29, SS. Peter and Paul. was enacted, Would little plat Attend. who all those to ted am; ex Anglican by supporting my application. ar among sonic of iiur young pen- W. Consterdine, Mr Rev - Red. complain that "dances are wit what It is most improper that consider every parochial society make a point posed entitelv by orig., I the Everything Is made lei in the public service, and in pro- Th. 30, St. Paul. Minister stationed in the Nor'-West, they used to be." Pappt "p\ to Sister,. entitled. a representative religion or race should in along ation of upon sending to suit the convenience of Hetet holdof to enter Rome. ssional and commercial occupa- F. 1, Feast ofJULY. Beda, to College Most Precious the station Is only relieves Concert the Even exers snowed children A Complimentary The impending . in the Dream be this free country entertained interest is an It a take arc bar to ons that their names a Red. studies for the priesthood. a couple of minutes' walk from the Blood work event Everyoneys wanted to take ceptional ability, both ur teen- act air material interests, arid it is not S. 2, Visitation hall. Our Blessed pleasure so convey the information when weighing the, meritsof ofemployof charm es and and dancing. of singing the 1st ing, oe. "Drive" the desirableness the or in is, era hand Mr. a in Cor.sterdine rodent for them to be prominent White, to readers that Lady. er. for To Honour the Very Rev. Father Fagan. neant that the committee consists larger Pet away a very pleasant hinir October. ny public activity connected with of comae. already settled &Nen, but ing them. -Yours tney, of a .F.. on the OreaS1011 of the Silver Jubi- proximately Mi. which becomes the conclusion the visitors At Mass, to -morrow. Piniarra, 8 a.m.; his particular pleasure at the J. J. O'FARRYLL. Church or with any e Catholic Art Union. s as the priesthood. to nrdhmatlom his a ieiug of chik'ren lee the that of the plass ink arose from ..District Secretary, Hibeinian Austhey are enthusiasts who desire time he wrote cement associated with Ireland, Coolup, 10 a.m. holders kindly send in then beautiful little Irish caller! 15111 he tendered by MS many friends the Presentation convent Bail, which us that he head just tralasian Catholic Benefit Society. attWould the fact it ever so friendly disposed. These the light union butts as early as practic- "The Daughter of Mother Mailtrec" annual, should always show in nu. Hibernian Hall, Perth, It had no less than thirty-five minutes -ople, we must confess. have some Peer's Pence Collection. in funetions of a similar nature. to is undesirable most This was beautifully rendered, and It is good to witeess the new able, as it than NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL . Is a pattern of comfort, brilliancy, conundation for their fears. We do wishes to remind the private interview with Archbishop rethe Grace possible longer His and has delay grandeur, of another the chit enjoymeet, conclusion venience, its at .t find such hesitation in other sec- clergy that the annual collection for Mannix subsequent to that prelate's sphere ofaeti activity of the above soexbeen inception, its Westrafrom At the even their sales. never, turn of siren gave a dance in fancy costume. A ens of the community. It will be Peter's Pence will be taken up on visit to the Irish College in Rome. ciety.-Ed. MONDAY, JUNE 27, at la p.m, eelleil in any part of the State. will in which she looked very pretty and IM Fair, where the drawing (Mr Consterdinel was, Ike mane visitor from the East. on the occasion bad day for Australia when its Hon. See, D. C, 1st. Sunday of July and follow- He take place, there should be no hitch carried out the various steps and In his experistated, FREMANTLE. ball, HALL last TOWN the of rlis. if they were he others would tizens are divided by class privi- the MONDAY. JUNE 27th 1091. ing Sundays. He exhorts them to ence which was wide, HILL he haul caused through failure to acquaint sn es, when one section ie fed by pat- have the collection announced in posed, astounded at the vievvs In the HIGH-CLASS never witnessed anything better should the executive at once of what they CONCERT AND DRAMATIC ENTERwhole of Australia. Surely that nage at the expense of the other. all the churches before hund. The calmly and sympathetically expressin of . . the disposal books. done have . . TAINMENT. be sunIcient encouragement to attend. certain elements in our public and proceeds are to be sent to the Rev. ed by the Archbishop upon all Percentage of Proceeds In Aid of St. has been :eason dancing 1921 The Doll Competition. mmercial life can get their way, J. T. McMahon. MA., the Palace, as topics, the conversation being directbe will Your opinion Joseph's sknyent. fairly flat. ed towards Australia most ef the PRICES-P/ and .4/. ch a day may come, unless thee soon as possible. changed after the Presentation conThere wens110 parcels received last tent Ball on the 1st. Monday In July. time. dolls. in e met by a spirit f independence the competition for week DEATH. In addition to the list published in Inthe part of Catholics who will in CAnnithi.--011 June 14th. at his resi- Is there no one interested or sufl our last report. the committee sre Son The Sisters of Mercy. Fuundlisie dence. I 67 Dugan -street. Kalgoorlie. ciently concerned to send in a parcel t on their rights es citizens. Ca- Home. debted to Messrs. E. R Wig, and watch Out for Jack Dwyer's Farewell acknove gratefully to desire Co., for miehael of beloved John, husband and the New Zealand Noonan windows who is olics want neither patronage nor Entertainment. Fairy Godmother, the to enof la their catherlue proceeds of canine father Masigns £12, amid of ball displaying yours; they want just that equgh ledge receiptorganised by Mesdames nn, Clifford, Hugh, Marjorie and patiently waiting for gifts of dolls Get your tickets without delay, for Patricia CarrIgg. Aged :0:!. which is their right ander the tertainment Clone W. and M. Fee the Presentation Convent Ball on the from her girleen friends tem-, at Ith. July next. The general coneensus good prizes are Some restitution. Our Catholic youth Thompson, school? tend! time. TIC KETS assisted by their Bindoon and of opinion Is, "Mid a Jolly wood THOMPSON -01 your Charlie. pray jest to being placed in the eate- guson, Ti.kets arc We never loose a patron for the repose of the soul of Annie, on offer to the three successful dondou.e ry of aliens in their own country, Chittering friends. DOUBLE available everywhere at 25. Your ors. still ff and nd mobeloved wife of Jack, is. ladles gentlemen, 55. ble, ther of Kathleen. Mary and Joseph, Midland Junction -Mt. Lawley d should resist every attempt to to Frefriends from MidlandonJunction whose We are pleased to be in a position New Noma, the anniversary sen their status as Atistraliin citiof Cit. night the there mantle will be that Rev. death occurs on the 23rd, and on The combined effort of these hodPurchase your ticket s. If probity, efficiency and trier- to advise our readers 4th. July' next. whose soul Sacred Heart of Jesus Obtainable Everywhere in Perth and Fremantle. who is at their THE ies is daily developing. and and be happy as a result. count for anything. they should Father O'Neill, C.SS.R., have mercy. of St. yuhn of grand Waratah Dance at Midland MRS. MILLER AND JAZZ BAND. ye a fair way opened to them for present an inmate im)IN MEMORIAM, on the 19th July will be something PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S ferment and progress in their oc God Hospital, shows a decided SOCIETY. of to few provement. a of Patrons:-LATE TRAIN, CLOAKROOM Talking Convenience remember. For to nareligion or .ations. Neither HOWARD,-In loving memory or our CINDERELLA DANCE. FLOOR STEWARDS. Pert.m. those who are in a position to know, ATTENDANTS. (Jack) dear brother John Fits Joseph nality should be a bar -sinister to B. Fagan. IIIRERNISN HALL-TUESDAY. TUNE 48 Father Rev. Very The a 25. 1919. of Howard, died on June opportunity to learn who was there might, per'It stralian citizenship. TlekP14. 2/ (payable at Door).our - Holy Kenniwell. fortified in the rites of St. Brigid's, West His Majesty's Theatre Mrs. T. that is giving them sheridans Orchestra. .s, be an idealistic hone, but with- V.F., Rectortheof guest Church, Sacred Heart of Jesus have lot of the things pretty and. original Joint lion. Secs. of the priests thought. With Mr. F. J. htriggs. W. J. WEItil. Our hope is that Perth, was merry on him. err express it. given dinner at a Archdiocese sisters --Sister gay of the gowned lion..Secretary. loving is -Inserted by his dresses, entrants 28 day is not remote when Catholic July Thursday, On M, t.lguorl, Svullwv. Ada Mary Howard. frocks, happy honour to mark his sacerof the throng faces . Protestant will work together in in his 11,1st %Vogl', the of nerriber A large jubilee. dotal ect concord as Australian citi. 1.0-day's Ca4iiiiet

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TEE W.A IRECIORD. SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1921 He excommunicated Queen comeChristian Brothers for China. of Elizabeth for her cruelty to her subThe Christian Brothers of Irefor her want of submisand jects. land have volunteered' for missicatSion to the True Faith as it is taught Ary work in China, and are sending J. Griffin.' Gerald He workRev. of God. (By Crurch by the of In four brothers their first band ed unceasingly to unite the Chris(conciuded.) August. They will Work with the hereditary their princes against tian SoMission priests of the Chinese After the battle of Poitiers. the was abandoned to the most frightthe Turks. During the very ciety in their mission at Han Yang. remnant of Saracens who still sur- ful excesses of cruelty and debauch- enemy, first year of his Pontificate he orin the Province of Hupe. Central vived withdrew across the Pyrenees, ery. solemn jubilee, exhorting dered a China. where they will be chiefly but they never relinquished their After the taking of Constantiof penance and engaged in higher educational work. power in Spain; and even to the inopk, the Saracens, or as they are the people to works order to btain the almsgiving The Irish Christian Brothers, have present day there still remains a now generally called, the Turks, con- victory frominGod. IRELAND, THE UNKNOWN. hate e ar, we still persist in loving we well-and on splendid it work done in India. carry already those who Moorish element in :hat coun- tinued to maintain their power and In 1570. the Sultan Solyman lean ten thousand search- are right. But it was not as a gen- where they hive been working since strong Thou to extend their conquests in the attacked the island of Cyprus. and try. lights leave obscure:. eral that Napoleon influenced his 1888. Inaugurated in Ireland in 1802 south-east of Europe. They even all Christianity of the west of EucontinuSaracens the the East In The white fuain's sister, as the white epoch, it was as a statesman. Na- the activities of this Order now exinto Italy, and threaten- rope was threatened. This island . victorious prowess, perse- penetrated foam pure: poleon was the first to raise the tend miser Ireland, Great Britain, ed theirand several cities there, even Rome was the key to the Me liternmean Christians ed killing the New. cuting The dark storm's daughter. guarding State's concentration ul power to a Australia. New Zealand and itself. We read in the Life of St. it if were once taken all Chrislong and late, fine art: he is the father of the pa- rantidland. while they have schis& wherever they went. The Crusades that they once appeared before and tian Europe wo.ild be an easy prey state of Clare That far -descending heirloom. an- ternal State, which conrols the indi- in Gibraltar and Rome. and have were the outcome of this Assisi. certainly and this city would and Moslems. Never was the to the The Christian kings cient hate: vidual, polices his soul and fashions recently spread to the United State:'. things. and fallen into their hands but for danger greater nor the protection of people of Europe band- have princes that his mind-and the creator of mod In 1900, at the request of Leo I cannot say: "In all things to the a miracle granted by Heaven to :d. But St. God need more urgently order in concerned The Pius V. never rested till he had sucere efficiency, which in Napoleon's they opened a school in Rome to as- ed themselves together of the Holy Land, prayers of this holy virgin. Thee and thy hopes I never swerve'I days was a necessity, and to-day sist in counteracting the proselytis- etteo,.2r possession safe lives of Christians were not forces ceeded in uniting the or vets and sufferings life, the agencies. the sense of or turned, the Saracens held sway, ice, Spain, and the Holy See. He has grown into a disease and a pest. ing influence of Protestant le death of our Lord Jesus Christ. Al- wherever Or held with stumbling mind a we- Those who wish to trace the evoluand we shall never know on this side sent his blessing to Don John of the in failed Crusades the though venlig creed," grave how many shed their Austria, the commander-in -chief of tion of autocracy since Napoleon The Church and the Nation. object that they had in of the for But this at least I can declare in- may read H. A. L. Fisher's BonaChrist at the hands of the expedition, recommending him Anti -clericals and loose -tongued primary namely the acquisition and blood deed: these cruel persecutors, or how great to leave behind all soldiers of evil partism. Suffice it to say that the bigots are fond of charging; the Ca- view, of the Through days with tempest packed, latest development is the M'il,stry of tholic Church with being the enemy the permanent possession were the tortures to which they were life and pyomising him the oictory had they withal anti still Land, Holy with thunder piled. Health, a post-war craze, and the of the nation. That charge before many good and excellent results. subjected. Never before was the if he did so. The saintly Pope orpaternal the war was frequently made by My dream is of an ;Ireland Recon- most efficient weapon of of God in such dunget The dered public prayers to be said all the Christian peoples in Church ciled: threatened het from over Christendom, and himself he tyranny ever devised. lt regulates Oriental Masons, and was often They united fot,tere,1 and NIahommedans Not mocked and thwarted, con- our love-making, issues medical cer- heard in France. As a matter of a common cause- They without; they held almost all the alive a feeling at love and mu- east and south-east of Europe; at multiplied his own most fervent supquering some vain goal tificates to authorise the choice of a fact, it was responsible for driving kept plications. At last the eventful followers the That only baulks the hunger of the mate, watches the mother in her con- the Jesuits out of France, and it put tual affection among any time they might make an erupChrist scattered throughout many tion and take possession of all the morning dawned, it was 7th. dOctosoul; finement, files the medical record a ban upon the religious Orders. The of ber, 1571. left The Infidels and the anti Not still emheerecl, and in fierce of the child at every stage of its war proved its falsity. In view of nations; they stimulated provinces of the west. Luther and at Lepanto, at the them a desire and an inclina- his partisans were attacking the Christians met mood unchanged. {he complete history of its past happenings it is interesting to after growth-a mouth of Gulf of Corinth, in more visit to The spouse whom wedlock bath the industrial efficiency that will deter- read that the conversations between tion among Christiansof the life and Church and her doctrines from with- Greece. A great battle ensued, one scenes the frequently more estranged, Cardinal The worldly -minded predicted of the greatest mine its employment, production, President Millerand and It was About the time in. Whom bonds have the more direly marriage, wages and pension. The Maurin, Archbishop of Lyons% which death of Christ. that the Catholic Church would very a matter of lifeinorhistory. death. Either a to ccining were Crusades the that wrenched apart; of course, only affects the took place when the Cardinal paid close God raised up in the person soon disappear, and be no more Christianity or Islamism must trisystem, But after that long solitude of heard of. But they reckoned withr, and aims at proddeing the his respects to the President on the . and the Christians did of Assisi one who was out thinking of the ways of God and umph; heart, healthy human beast. Yes, let us occasion of the latter's visit to of St. Francis the work or the of our Blessed Lord's promises- At triumph and gained a complete vicAnd all the dissonance of the love- honour Napoleon as a great General. Lyons. President Millerand thank- destined to continuechildren tory. Islamism received a crushing St. of The Crusaders. less Past, this very time the Almighty was preIP ed the Cardinal for the co-operation stepped into the breach left paring a great and saintly man, blow from which it never recovered. An Ireland willing to be loved at given by the Catholic clergy in the Francis France Honours Jesuit, Students. and they whom He was going to place at the The saintly Pontiff knew this by divmatter of nationf.I concore, and lie open by the Crusaders, ine inspiration at the very guard to ceased since An I land healed with a more soGenerals Franchet d'Esprey, Louis declared that the nation depends have never head Church, in the person of ,it which the victory was moment and unceasing zeal and Pope ofSt.His s eign balm Pius the Fifth. Porn in rising up his face, radiantwon: Ivaittey and Marie Emile Fayolle, upon the moral authority which the and protect withPlaces with Palestine. of Holy Than the old deep hurts have known the three newly -created marshals of Catholic priest possesses to maintain care the of a poor, though noble, fam- and gratitude, he exclaimed in joy blood. 1504, an their shed have they stuold Often all are and in blessed calm army, work ily, his lot would to French have been the and develop everywhere a union beecstacy, "Let us give to Cc.d. Risen from a hundred shatterings. dents of the Catholic College of St. tween its citizens. The Cardinal re- even down to our own days, in de- at a trade; but the Dominicans of He has blessel our thanks arms and has great and new, Vogliera took him in. From them given us a great victory; Genevieve, conducted by the Jesuit plied that such had always been time fence of these sacred shrines. we are sav0, that the dream might even now Fathers. Father Gauthier, the rec- attitude of the clergy during the' The Moslem arms met with vary- he received an excellent education. ed, the day is curs, Christ has concome true! for of the Church of St Gervais, in war, and that they were an example ing success, till at last Constanti- became a member of their Order, quered." It was in memory of this -Sir William Watson. in the Lou- Paris,., which was struck by a Ger- of sacrifice. Ile pointed out that 147 nople was taken by the Turks in and was most carefully trained in the great victory that St. Pius institutdon Times, man shell in 1919, is among those priests of the diocese of Lyons had A.D. 1453, and the last Christian ways of solid and austere piety. He ed the Feast of the Holy Rosary for who recently received the decoration lost their lives for the fatherland. Emperor was slain in battle. Thus soon rose to the highest duties of his the first Sunday Of October; and he Mammoth Demonstration of of a Knight of the Legion of Honor. and that now that the war was over the Eastern Christian Empire, which order on account of the great holi- also added to the Litany of the Sympathisers with Ire:and. He received the star from the hands the priests wish to work harmon- had been founded by a Constantine ness of his life. and was created Bis- Blessed Virgin the invocation, "Help the of Christians, pray for us." Paui More than 50,000 men, women, of Cardinal Lucon. Archbishop of iously for national restoration. fell under another Constantine. and hop of Sutri by Pope and children marched in the mam- Rheims. the ceremony taking place the grand old city of Constantinople Fourth, in 1516; in the following And so we see that God has almoth parade with which Chicago in the court of the destroyed archi- An Ancient Abbey. was taken by the infidel Saracens years he was made a Cardinal and ways protected His Church in the Lucon welcomed 5,000 delegates to the na- episcopal palace. Cardinal Restoration of ancient Whithy eleven hundred and twenty-three Inquisitor General for the Faith in hour of need when all human aid He was always seemed impossible. tional convention of the American was assisted by Monsignor Tinier. Abbey, Yorkshire, England. a work years after it had been built by Con- all 'Christendom. as ConThe Saracens remarkable for his zeal against her- stantine with the helajust Association for the Recognition of Bishop of Chalons. and Monsignor that, it is estimated, will require se- stantine the Great. of God dethe Irish Republic that was conven- Foucault, Bishop of St. Die, who veral years' time, is being considered had already penetrated far to west esy, and for the purity of the faith. feated Maxentius in 313 at the Milthe of Pius it Finally. on the death ed in April last for a business ses- were themselves knighted for their by the British Government. The and south of the city long before rian Bridge, and gave the Christians sion of two days. The veterans of conduct during the war. ruins of this great Benedictine was actually taken. It stoodwthere Fourth, he was elected Pope to the the right to live and breathe freely the world war, thousands of whom Church are fairly well preserved con- like an old, venera.ble rock surround- great joy of the whole Church 1,7tn. after their long centuries of persecuHe was very aus- tion; just as Charles Martel are members of the association., ocsidering its venerable age-fully ed on all sides by the angry and January, 1566' defeated cupied the place of honour in the A Schism IA Zica Imminent eight centuries. The church and boisterous sea of Islamism. threaten- tere. raised the standard of moral- 'and crushed the Saracen power in But, finally, ity, and laboured hard with his in- the west of Europe on the plains of An approaching acute schism in monastery were ing it continually. long line of march. Under the direcconfiscated by a religious by foreshadowed Borrornep Zion is friend St. Charles timate in o'clock four tion of Mrs. McWhorter there was a Henry VIII.. and subsequently pass- 29th- May, 1453, about in 732, by the help of God But Poitiers large representation of Celtic Cross disintegration that is making itself of the morning, a furious assault of the to reform abuse.; of all kinds ed into the hands of the Earl so also did Don John of Austria and workers, while floats depicted pre felt among the Anglo-Jewish coin- Warwick. The whole west side of Turks broke down the walls and his great the ,ght and constant pre- his Christian army in 1571 crush ant' The sent conditions in Ireland. The busi- munity (says an exchange) the monastery was blown down in gates of the city, and the besiegers occupation was his struggle against annihilate the enemies of Christ and ness session of the convention con- Jewish Religious Union, which is a 1763, and in 1830 the central tower burst in from every side. The Em- the. so-called r?formers and against His Church at Lepanto. And so In Germany he supof modernist section in Jewry. collapsed. The monastery was foun- peror Constantine fell fighting to the the Turks. vend in the Medinah Temple occu- kindembarked words of Christ come bock to us upon a propaganda ded in 657 by Oswy, King of North- last like a hero which he was at the ported the Catholics oppressed by the pied the attention of the delegates has with renewed and irresistible force: arrangements he In England The beauti- heretical princes. till adjournment. Among those who mission, and has made the religious umberland. Among the famous gate of St. Romanus. gates of hell shall not prevail Queen Mary "The addressed the convention were Miss to carry the attack Into monks of Whitby was Caedmon, the ful church of St. Sophia was imme- embraced the cause ofconsole against it." Let us now repeat Judaism her in Stuart. he wrote to MacSwiney, Hon. Prank P.. Walsh: strongholds of conservative Northumberlad poet, who spent diately transformed into a Mahomonce more from our hearts the simDonal O'Callaghan, Lord Mayor of in the London districts. Efforts are most of his life and died there. medan Mosque: and during three her prison, and tried to brighten her ple little prayer of Pope St. Pats V.: congre- Whitby is now a favourite watering days the unhappy city, lately the sad life and to raise up her heart Cork, and Harry Boland of the being made to get togetherbut "Help of Christian,, pray for us." until place. of Liberal Jews, pride and the glory of Christendom. ta better things in the world to Trish mission.- Minnesota_ eves re- stations formed can be congregations these Presented by 250 delegates, includIRISH NATIONAL services are to be held in public ing a number of priests. FORESTERS buildings. Among the Jewish lea ders taking part in this undoubted A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN-. Some Irish Figura. is the learned movement schism No Initiation Fee, Cheapest OenIn 1841 the population of Irelana le ih 'Liberal. Mr. Claude Monti. was 8,175,000. At the census taken -..-w bore. whose commentaries on the In niches: Perth, every decennial period gince then Gospels have so strongly supported alternate Thursdays, in the Tradesmeets Hall a startling decrease has been re- the Petrine Claims of the Catholic tRooni 14), Beaufort -street, Perth. Brian Boru Branch, Fremantle, every At the census of 1911. Church, though the author has no corded. alternate Tuesday, Friendly societies to the population had fallen Hall, 64 Adelaide -street; whatsoever. Secretary's belief in the Church Address, W. Keating, 23 Burt -street, 4,383,000. Last April a census was Further evidence or this disintegratFremantle. Caries Stuart Parnell. taken, and it is expected that there ing movement is shown by the atBoulder; Secretary's address, Court be a fairly satisfactory upward tempts of the orthodox Zionists to Hotel. Boulder; meats alternate Fridays. John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. In, the normal revive Hebrew as a living !anguage, tendencywill to record. 1,105Ilialley, Quebec -street, Midland June course births exceed deaths in Ise_ the Liberals, on the other Money to Lend on application to the land, but this gain was, during three- hand, are trying to replace Hebrew society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. quarters of a century more than in their synagogues and religious serMaxwell, Barrack -street, Perth, or the wiped out by emigration. Owing to vices with English. The Liberals General secrethary, care J. J. Solgg, Barrack -street. embargoes imposed during the war have among their chief missionaries this drain ceased in the period 1914- the Rabbi Mattuck, of a West End PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG 1919, and even at present emigration synagogue, and the Hon. Lily Mon MEN'S SOCIETY. is on a comparatively small scale. In tague, a sister of Lord Swaythling. 604 HAY -STREET, PERTH. addition to the census made out de,Under the Patronage of ills brace Archbishop (ouriel. comcennially the registrar -general and the Faith. Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Card piles yearly statistics. From the la- China Room, Cricket Club, Harriers Club, of the power of overthrow The Debating, it apMusical, and Dramatic test of these annual returns in China sot lets pearei that the population of Ireland the imperialistic mandarins CLASSES. the setting up of Republican irhad tion in 1919 to 4,462,000, These and A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOLIC advana decided marks stitutions NOUN() MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. figures indicate that a turning point tage for the progress of Christianity Pull particulars on application tohas at last been reached. Emigration in that country. according to the W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. Shrewd men reviewing the present position of the woollen marfell from 7.1 per 1000 in 1913 to 0.7 O'Branagan, who con- ket in England as indicated by the newspaper reports can only come in 1919. IR is at present greatest Rev. Martin a comprehensive comment to one conclusion, and that is that Suits must advance still further Society of St. Vincent de Paul the Protestant counties of the n missionary The one way to avoid these rising costs work to a current is in price in the near future. Western Australia (Iacorn). North, and it is therefore practically sueo of the Catholic Times. He uotes is to provide for your future Clothing requirements without delay. certain that the increase in popula- from the latest annual report gof the This society exists for the purpose tion is relatively more marked am- French Lazarist Fathers which gives of assisting worthy families and others, Including inmates of public institutions, ong Catholics than non-Catholics. In the total of Catholics in round numIn indigent circumstances, and engages this connection it should also be no- hers at two millions-a gain of 39,418 to other good works. it lb governed ted that of 27 200 marriages in 1919 during 1910, despite the decrease of by a Council, office in No. 52 (top floor) Royal Arcade, Perth, and has branches no fewer than 18,700 were those or European priests due to the havec of a Suit or two over and above immediate needs purchase The or conferences in many parishes Catholics as compared with 15,740 in of war in France, and the loss of the will assist materially in carrying men over the high price period ahead. throughout the State. 1918. The calls on Its funds are many, and The devoted German priests. Compensa,Ve are not taking advantage of this favourable woollen market. with a view to supplementing Its reEuropean margin of profit we retain on Brown's Better Suits is as low as posLion for the decrease of sources, the Society invites persons Kemalists and Brutality. when making their wills to remember its priests is made by the increase of sible consistent with present-day conditions. At all times we aim at work. Bequests may be made In favDetails collected by the Council of Chinese priests and candidates for VALUE FOR THE PURCHASER, and Brown's Better Suits still our of the Particular council, or any . the Ecumenica Patnarchete at Con- the sacred ministry. Fifty-one Chiembody the same sterling value that has made them famous right Conference of the Society. We buy materials as heavily as it is stantinople show that the Turkish nese priests were ordained; the num- throughout West Australia. lowest possible Suits for the figure that our tailor and do, to Kemal under Mustapha possible Nationalists, YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF her of seminaries was increased by tune on the immense GOOD TAILORING can be done for, depending Pasha, are still engaged in the most the astounding addition of fifty, with WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Under the Patronage of Ills Grace the over and the satisfaction that our Suits give the wearers to make ferocious persecution of all Chris- an increase of 93 classical scholars. Archbishop. success. commercial our business a tians, particularly Greeks. The Pa- Altogether there are at present in Objects. The Study of the Language, Music, History, Literature, and Dancing triarchate is about to publish an ap- China 2,347 priests -1,394 EuroCLOTHES ONLY, and buy them well ahead of your GOOD Buy of Ireland, and the revival or the ideals peal to the entire civilised world, peens and 953 Chinese priests. Buy Clothing outlay. of an Irish -Ireland needs if you would save money on your Quality, and Satisfaction with the idea of preventing the conThe Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY Suits, and you have Style, Better Brown's EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. PATRICK'S tinuation of the atrocities. From the Ruiminnitinn in Canada. into the bargain. BOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON -ST. most authentic reports it is apparMonthly Subscriptions: Ladles and problem Juveniles, 6d.: Gentlemen, Is. ent that the Kemalists are absolutely Canada's great Catholic the work of the J. P. DOHENY, Hon. Secretary. without any sort of control, and is to counteract P. CLIFFORD, Asst. Secretary. year the past During proseltyser. that their fanatical hatred of Chris- the Extension Society had concentianity in any form is leading them "SHAMROCK" problem the on its attention trated to worse excesses, if that be possible. of the vast number of Ruthenian in-.TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, Their policy is apparently one of 'WELLINGTON be lost to to -STREET, PERTI likely who are migrants simple exterminatioe The Smyrna M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress.. adequate CathoCatholics have sent an urgent ap- the Church unless them. for is provided lic leadership peal to the Pope, in which they pronewG. F. YEATES test against the lying assurances of There are 300.000 Ruthenian western Optician, Mustapha Kemal that the Chris- corners, principally al the people these 37 BARRACK -STREET, PERT,_ DEPART. tians are not being molested,. but provinces, and among ORDER MAIL OUR Presbyterians and the Methodists (Opposite Town Hall). on the contrary are enjoying full have prepared to spend £200,000 this MENT. liberty. The Kemalists, according vear. This vast sum is being This important Department gi1., HOLDWAY & CO. to the Smyrna protest, have not the used for education, hospitals. homebeen organised with a view to Licensed Sewerage Plumbers (Certifislightest check on their brutal in- schools, ing country clients, who cannot call cated). Gasfitters and Sheet Metal homes, boys' girls'homes, G. the of stincts, and they are daily commit- newspapers and pamphlets. The es Workers. A Trial Solicited. personally, the full benefit 40-44 Pier -street, Perth. Tel. A4395. unspeakable atrocities, not only R. BROWN TAILORING SERof St. Joseph's Ukrainagainst the Greeks but the Armen tablishment VICE. No matter at what distance ian College, in Yorkton, Saskatcheians also. you live from the city we can fit wan, was the decisive step decided P. J. HEVRON you to your entire satisfaction by (Note.- -Apparently the Kemalists Customs, Shipping, and Forwarding by the Extension Society to means of our Mail Order System. are from the same school as Hamar upon Agency. General Carriers. Phillimore meet this situation. The Society Cit. of the benefit have you Thus Chambers, Fremantle. Tel. B277. Greenwood's Black and Tans). pledged £10,000 to this work, aid Tailored Clothes at sterling vain the college is now a going concern. right to your door ASK FOR brought prices The Great Napoleon. in with the Christian Brothers Send to-day-a postcard will doPHIL RYAN Last Friday (says the Catholic charge. 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by ritern a letter to the imie Sir John Simun, K.C., we take the following: The Prime Minister's reply to the protest of Anglican and Free Church leaders against the policy of reprisals in Ireland, raises in the most precise forte a reeral issue which lies at the root of British conceptiuns of civilised administration. That issue is nothing less than the question whether it is permissible for the agents of a Christian and civilised cenenunity to attempt to repress and discourage outrage .

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(Proust the New York Piveman. to be hall without money and withThere is whiskey in the and reprinted in the London Ca- out price. public houses, hand -bags in one that employed Dick Pigott to dc Times.) tholic shop, and jewellery to stuff them At the recent Chicago Convention, tense Ireland in the 'se's, is in keepMir, The Back -and -Tans are in the with in the shop next door, ing with its past performance. It at which there were no fewer than happy I understand, is woat and soldiers. happened at of being position is of the ern -lest sort. Full of lawn 5.500 delegates present in person, reSome of the men provided of sol- Cork. bast. over -stating of Republican vie presenting a membership of almost yet free from the discipline with hand -bags so as to forks, and the silliest kind of logic- half a million in the Association for diers-policemen, and vet free from themselves of policemen-hunian be able to give themselvles a fair it is so foreign" from the style of rho the Recognition of the Irish Repub- the discipline a chance at the jeweller's. due Iron the They oryet free and beings, li,. reproductions President of De gentility bulletin that one woniltrs cipline of human beings. I do not dered this matter better 'it Franee. tai,, stot,i;litt- .,1 silo forgers iu Valera's veice. front a phonograph ..onteml that all soldiers or all pol- hi Prance, no man was allowed to disastrint, end rapidly. The total number en the platform of the convention 1111111. now al111/11111. as I a11) illf01111it r"..1I as hall stirred deeply the hearts of the icemen or all human beings would Act the superman though every stead el restoring lesace it is nolo, LSI, to dose Oil 11.111 a decress, d." eter- Iit"'LW,' committed by unidentified indivi- rages has rapiille9th. 1,111.iii 111,111agUi.11.1 at the laird sifying ism; instead of voinlicatiic-: ling On November delegates. With the aid of improy have done all the things the Black- army includes numbers of men who duals who arc -on the run," by visit I,. cs:tni,ang J. hill prestige, Prime Minister 11,c writ, tenitheed tit the British banquet. Mavet's devices the words of !reland's arul-Taits have done if they had had would do so if they had the opporiting the whole countryside where ai.,11,11 his fellow -guests that he tilt ,corti of the tt ,i id 11 1...1111.2. "I respectfully concur with the imiem tee lee, e !lees of Ittittolt ed peerless leader could lie heard dis- the same chance, but I do contend tunity. counter with occurs outrage such an 11,i1,1public statement of Lord Just'ce On 11,1V hi ilaV, 11/ ;hi: ,t(.1.in .1 .i trulr of the Buhr. tinctly 1,, The Black -and -Tan, however, enthe throat." hemurder hail "get that the real explanation of the -conall. outrage by way of vengeance ur col- November lath, lie told Os. Howe 111 r{l t..,rics whit '1 keep O'Connor that to compel the ratealp! notcw.d11., duct of the Black -and -Tans lies, not joys a liberty beyond any of Nyhich lective punishment. so that the in- ef Commons: "We are simply en- Ireland apart. payers of the district to pay com- ,I stmlidl it'der,lion in ptc,.cntint, Nietzsche ever dreamed. to But do proclivity any exceptional in nocent suffer without redress and -t forcing law in Ireland. and I believe for such criminal in- tlic la, tilt .car nosy dear against them. It is turning Mr. Lloyd George's pensation crime on their part, but in the ac- but let us be too severe on hini. condition of official terrorism. is set we are doing it successfully." Mr. juries committed on 4nnocent hying wagt.I ilic of small pt-iiple Even English the rights policemen m:ght war heroics about of in loosing Government Ire. 'The of the tion English Intelligence Bureau. up which it is vainly hoped will pro- Lloyd George would hardly have neighbours would be a 'travesty lend As a 1,111,1 ,.f 1act, nations into nauseating cant. the like its military arm, scents to be re- on foreign towns and villages irre- ere if subjected to the same temptaThe mote peace with Ireland. of justice.' " imcomforting Bulletin hes tions as the Black same the tat the -and militarists do -Tans. Odle allowed to No produced the who are forces and losing its wits gular when character it clashes Prime .Minister's attempt to defend pression if he had said then( as he It is undermining the Itenetit el the doubt en several ece against the forces of the Republic what they like, and no questions ask- body of men --especially no body of the proceedings of his Gents durMg says nowt that his agents, instead self-control of hundreds of viitatg eeseses e 'ter, .!.,- eyeltelist was not to -day." :nen acting in a foreign or hostile I admit, been speehave, to There ed. them permitting the last nine months also shifts a of simple. enforcing law. were thein- Englishmen, by ches on discipline. but, as far as I country-is fit to be entrusted with corner of the veil which has been so selves guilty of "deplorable exces- Indulge in deplorable excesses iif -an see, there has been no enforce- this carte blanche of liberty. Give It is directing the enelaborately thrown ea er what those ses." On November 18th, Mr. Lloyd every kind. mat In the TIouse of Commons. Mr nent of discipline. . . . No man or them to understand that ergies of hundreds of vaunt: Irishagents have really been doing. George cheerfully announced that men into the horrible channels e1 Mosley (C.-U.) asked whether, bewoman has a kind look or word for indulge in any passion the please, Not Irregular! and they will leave the Ten he Camsuch circumstances "he thought things in Ireland were assassination and outrage. when tween the months of June and Oe In him. in less does mint need to be incited to feel - mandments in fragments Mr. Iloyd George complains that getting much better." their inextinguishable devotion to toiler last. inclusive, any proposals The cruel among ergs of vengefulness. Ire returns ill- than no time. the authors of the protest should deGreenwood's "Best." their own land ought to be working for the initiation or continuance of after week, them will be cruel, and will not" Week in with illwill. for policy reprisals Ireland. the of ;vill future happier and scribe this force as "irregular." One better a nut NoMore extraordinary still, on were laid before the Cabinet cr any however, the Government authori- even shrink from murder. The greedy of the marks of Regular troops is that vember 24th., the Chief Secretary Ireland." section of the Cabinet. ties through the Weekly Summary, among them will not shrink from they wear uniform when discharg- stated: "1 am doing my best, end intr. a fury. Lloyd Lloyd it lash this They confounding meum and tuum in tale Mr. George said was not Mr. and ing their duties, have done from the start, to preEach of us has keep suggesting to him that it is old-fashioned way. usual to publish Cabinet dierussions. George describes the Auxiliaries as vent reprisals, and I have succeedwho are his weakness, and, circumstances ordinary human beings whether not Mosley asked Mr. the doing so. Yet within the last week ed." looking askance at him, but a gang aiding, it will come out. 'In Ireland, still to deny Prime Minister refused Prime the burning before But two days there has been widespread Ennis Quarter the allegations that the actions. ,,f murderers.... Every man loves a :he Government supplies the ctn. Judge it Minister wrote his letter, their was and destruction in Kerr,- in reprisal Session,. anotmeed tliat he eat which he row referred to as "these ire, but few of us are ever allowed rumstances: nature does the rest. affray at for the murder of an officer. and a lamentab:e and fatal Logithe a repent to sending excesses." were originally deplorable to indulge this passion at the ex- Many a man who might in other Castleconnell between two bodies cf similar reprisals 'rave been officially that cases concerning Lieutenant To be a circumstances have lived a bold anti authorised be the Government; pense of other people. Crown Forces. wither of which was announced, and carried out in TipNOT SO THE REPRISAL GAVOS. the military before he had heard Lloyd Mr. George: That does net filack-and-Tan is to belong to the. adventurous life as a colonist ie now in uniform, and each of which mis- perary. the arise. Black -and -Tan prohibiting order issued the it Surely is an all doing things as favoured few. THE INDOMITABLE I.R.A. took the other for members of the No wonder the Prime Minister hearing of applications for maliciLieutenant Ceram-m.1er Kenwar Women's Protest at Manchester but ideal Government that mat only that will live in' the dark pages of Republican Army. to speechlessness history. But the sin nos injory, is not chiefly which allegations thy: Can l',11 111211V it' was reduced with servants free its Conference. arovides Republican Cause Must Go Forward motor -trips to fires. but even leaves his. It lies at the door of thore were made against the Crown when he was asked. (on March The facts about the creation of Lord Hugh Ceci: (Oxford Un1Miss Margaret Iiiisulfield presided Cabinet Ministers who have delis. forces. 17thl whether lie approved of offistart the fire themselthe Auxiliary Division are 'plain free to them varsity, U.): W:iy should the at a national conference of Labour Mrs, Lancaster, an English Parremoved from him so many cial reprisals. The recruits for the most enough. At the eenclusion of the husinese liamentary Labour candidate. was ves. Not only is there the amuse- erately Government alwaes be afraid to wignen at Manchester, which of those restraints that keep men people in terror. of Swive'Jer. of seeing part are not Irishmen. and their ment Prime The of Ennis Quarter Sessions, fudge speak the truth, one of the principal speakers at an 30 delegates attended. decent, and that make the world a actions show that 1.S.D.L. demonstration attended by enjoying revenge for a dull and dam gtlerable, and, at times, a delightful The Prime Minister does 1.is ut Bodkin said he considered it 11,:: Mr. Lityil Ge.rle \V by shoull a street and of watching life, gerous moved come Miss Wilkinson resolu a occasions, to a they reeard Ireland as 7.000 people in Hyde,Park on Sull. most to persuade the religious lead- duty, as on previous the noble lord always I -e nitre? try which is !inhabited by an in- ers of this country that he loss Leen make a special retort concerning (Ironical cheers. ind nernsition lion condemning the present "anar- clay afternoon. Aprii 24th. Mr. Wil- go tip in flames. There is also loot place to live in. ehial methods of government in Ire- liam McCarthy presided. ferior race, which it is their busi- engaged from the beginning in stern- certain cases which were fully shouts of "Limehote. military land." and urging the. Government ness to overawe and their privi- ly repressing the deplorable excess- heard before him before The significance of such gathergto withdraw all the armed for- ings as prohibition was published or served.. lege to bully. es of hid agents that, said Mrs. Lancaster, refleetton, he feet:get this reces." to place "the responsibility for as that hundred On net has he Year. -of torOn the contrary, "Those "Deplorable Excesses." maintaining order en the Irish lo- ture and tyranny had forced rebuke port should be more properly adin to say word one found us the im- Irish people and their friends to the I am an English Black and Tan be the name of Johnr:e Raw. dressed, not to the Chief Secretary. prickle for calities." and "to The Prime Minister now tells thought as he as locg of them the town first saw. -Lieutenant to the Lord rather but mediate election by proportional rethat he "will not attempt to deny breaking point, and there was now The light of- day ray blooming eyes in London there remained the slightest pros- himself, as the constitutional heal And now two years I have campaigned in Ireland's lovely isle. presentation of an entirely open con- nit going back. that deplorable excesses have been pect of their methods succeeding. defile. not I did thing that of E4tieutive Gus ernment in Irea Si, work never touched eharged I have stituent assembly, Where committed" by the Auxiliary Diviturd Dunraven. the veteran peer His condonation has enconraged land. England Must Go. He. however, contends that sion. in the cut at the earliest possible moment. end yachtsman, writes wild and reckless spirit to I fought and killed a rebel maa--lie was ninety years of ageer fetters, what without limitation "Whether,' the worst period was in the earl% every she went Suggestion. on "vou Absurd Times: No one who is once I bayonetted a kid in righteous British rage; And in order further autrage. days of the force. behind the Irish people or And "It has," he said. "been suggested "The Prime Minister, though his ever constitution for Ireland the stand with the recent proceedbunted homes and looted shops and stole gewgaws and chains, not does net really very much IAnd to prove how much better things acquainted of this force will that I exceeded my judicial tutu: - own figures demonstrate the want of Irish people desire." members ings of men I flogged with glee and laughed to see their pains. naked for the statistics are. he produces matter-for them there is no minus police and future historians She said that the pat- don by fully inveetigating those discipline among tl-e During this accept the view that, after last three months. back." Archbishop Walsh, he was a man both delicate and old. which they cases. Such stiggestien is absurd auxiliaries, justifies their general me would find it most difficult to underprotection and ronage he conduct, period of improved bold. It is plainly env thin and the whole policy of repri- etand the incredible apathy now dis- The relationship between Ireland Into his houke I broke one night with other weBritons have enjoyed, the recent dismissals on the face of it. states that 334 members either of have turned them into a force duty as judge, before I can award sals, and tells IL; thRt, when the his- played by British people with re- and England was closed for ever_exmowed down I won my spurs in Jones' Road the day that the Auxiliary Division or of the which. in Mr. Lloyd George's words. or refuse compeitsation, to fully inter,- of the lest nine months comes gard to what was eying on in Ire- cept on terms to be laid &wen ht Unarmed men and children weak who came from Dublin town. Royal Irish Constabulary have been will "command the admiration of vestigate the det-tils of the criminal to be water!. the conduct of the land. sine could see the smiling. Ireland herself. in the*efforts they deprived of their posts, either as the posterity." Irelgno Lord French he is a weed old sport, and Greenwood is the same; ohe were making for frredoin Ireland "Non tali auxilo nec injuries complained of, and to de- auxiliaries will coatinand the ad- happy village is and slaughtere-1 Irishmen A true hisresult of prosecutions or of sen- dejensoribus istis Tempus eget." of posterity miration order far as possible, as termine. day, and go there again a little la - was justified by every law of God We robbed got being as or court-martial an all right bloke. months can 'by of the nine tence last and man. By an enornimis, com- And never what circumstances .me. by what tory (rem Belgium. Bush-Whacking Coalition. growl when Irish towns go up in fire end smoke. never They unsuitable to be members of the Repors have re..le. manding mandate, the Irish of persons', they have been never be written. class only between our difference The bedifferences investigations deforce. the chief been euttpreesed, One of nut committed rule in Ireland and the rule of the had told the English to clear. When dry you break into a pub and fill yourself with gin, la-ed, evideece concealed. questions And if. after that. the English When drunk volt fire into a crowd and hit or miss you win Of this total, dismissed men between civilised administration and "The Chief Secretary has pub- evreled. and acts I.eve been comTurks in Armenia was se far as consists in remained in Ireland it was et their So long live French and Greenwocd, 'Lloyd George and Boom. Law. longing to the Auxiliary Division ac- barbarous administration of evere committal that the Turks the ems, :icly condemned she could Government. in mitted known only to those who 1.wn peril. tually amount to 5 per cent. of the this, that a cis -deed powers criminal injuries, commonly call- witnessed them, and which tan at least limiest and did net deal For they alone would tolerate a scamp like Jonhhy Raw. for the wielding executive She was not afraid to slend in the total strength of that force. ed reprisals, on innocent persons never he made. p with their victims according to and suppression of crime. detection that and to sae capital of England. the when time a of the Govby the armed forces forme of law. so that at Secures that innocent people shall the stood by every sinele act t'f the ernment, Auxiliary Division was on its not suffer at the hands of the auMere and mere women were lbeill!Z Irish people its their effnrts for your Drives -,bin Membership best behaviour it is found neces- thorities for wrongs committed by "and has expressed his determinathee' arrested and when arrested. Now. Toting Men's Society betty, and its this she did nee steed He has, Catholic sary to get rid of them at the rate others; and that even suspected peo- tion to spppress them. were not taken to women's prisons. aline. declared that the full of 20 per cent. per annum! "(ten kept prisons, and but men's ple. instead of being shot like does moreover. to This Is No Hour For Love. Crown, truth should be known in all cases. DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. The Carnarvon Infamy. there five or six weeks withoet any by armed agents of the C..C., were with the prisoners at an be- In both Ogee objects I shall enThe Irish man or woman wit,' women to attend them. In this earlier period occurred tee should be arrested and brought essist rev my report." to deavour At 7 early hour in the morning, tribunals constituted had generosity in his or heart tor War With U.S.A. sack of Balbriggan, the attack on fore properly ' MISS MERCIA SCOTT, The Report. a.m. the prisoners assisted at the unbiassed -day was no Rood. ' The to England Trim. the reprisal.; on Mallow, and capable of administering She haul been in America and had Teacher of Latest Ballroom and O'Brien, by Father celebrated Mae:, full security camhad furnishing reEnglish and wrongs which the justice read the is then It Judge Bodkin Fancy Dancing, They Faced the Firing Squad and then received Poly Communion. the reprisals at Tubercurry. feund there a strong party that was mitted against .Ireland did pit How has Resumed Tuition. in Colic Barracks. not without significance that after for the accused to defend themsel- port, which states: that at the sesmaking for war with Great Britain. About 7.30 Canon O'Sullivan pffered plead tv Heaven fur fergiveness. b.'. sions for the Co. Clare a number excesses" the. ves. these "deplorable would not war Ireland II' that came. Mass, and the prisoners were.oinet! the only thine The Moral Issue. and vengeance. for of cases were heard on which ht Private Lessons by Appointment. Prime Minister Trade a speech on Plass Muzzled. of more The it any be the real cause in their prayers by Father O'Brien. the to take from as judge would his duty it that Ireland conceived 11th, Private. Address: "Abbotsford,. Ireland on October This is the moral issue which the make special report, in order that than Belgium was the real cause of English occupants was their backs After the Masses in the oratory, more Despite many appeals, lour , Perth. But it would iie Aberdeenthe European \Var. at Carnarvon, in which he had Prime Minister's latest declaration the condemned men were removed in shot being were executed, Government water. men the executive the across It remains to be might have an opportunity of con- Tel. A4787. be Ireland, and All that the British not one single word to say by way clearly raises. to their cells; and within a few mit, on Thursday Cork Military Barracks Ulster an English Tool. Government had stood for in Ireland' of rebuke or restraint, of these seen whether the leaders of organisby Canon O'Suli!April 28th. They ere:- utes sidering the propriety of having all that yew best un :Morning. would bring about that come ed religion in this country will take proceedings, never would and Father O'Brien. were marchThis van such Queenstown in (251. awarded Moore Maurice the compensation One of them at in America into the war against us. til Republican Ireland got its foot MISS T. L O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. ed to the place of execution in pain,. In. Treasury Queensby the (21,, and that on October 20th, in the up the challenge. Sullivan cases paid Patrick of disposed There was another point to consi- firmly planted in Ulster. for the par town. West Perth. When the firing partl discharged as Cleaver -street, House of Commons. the Chief Sec- any rate 'has effectively stead cf by the ratepayers of the insinuation that Teacher or sPlanoforte. Violin, Pipe The miners had been protest. tition of the country ryas artificial der. volley, they withdrew. and the retary far Ireland was pleased to the monstrous county. Terms on Organ. and' Ilarmony. Patrick Roynavne (22), Bandon. the denounce reprisal, perforces and had been promoted from Ernsarmed bringing against ing then went to the dead men, priests say: "T have yet to find one. authen- those who servants of the Crown Ile was torwarding a transcript of is preMiss O'Connor application. (181, Barnfort. Mulcahy Thomas by the Did petrated villages. mining in the into of the; English them, and imparted the anointed pared to take pupils for the Pipe land purely for greedy ticated case of a member sworn verbatim note of the eviMoore and Sullivan were convict- Papal Benediction. condoning the shocking Lets of the Britain realise terests. Tel. A2946. Organ. workers of Great The prisoners in open court. en oath Auxiliary Division being accuse of ares taken dence Fein is re. Sinn for which GovernMa. violence his the British war against Ireland in of "levying that ed con uct their met death with firmness and highest ,.'nothing but the In justice to the police and maiThe I.R.A. "The man," declared rags-, sponsible. by attacking troops at Clon fortitude. ment was training :t "defence force" jests' whom grave charges against characteristic of them." Yet the Ageleibishop of Canterbury in the Of no force in the world was she milk on February 20th, and Roythat could be shipped here in a few Last Farwell. exactly six months later the Incise* of Lords on February 22nd., were made, he publicly intimated hours, and that could carry fright- a greater admirer than of the Irish nayne and Mulcahy of a similar that he would give full right of auUNDERWOOD BUSINESS Prime Minister is constrained to Patrick O'Sullivan, of Cobb, writ-ho says-and there are not want Army. Evens, matt an,' charge near Mourne Abbey on Febit had country as this Republican into fulness of legal representative dience to the admit that in this very period' a farewell message to his paring Repube those who either say or impleIrish the in said/ boy (she done in Ireland? ruary 15th. Ctown there have been "deplorable ex- th'at lsn'ause we criticise some part the Government forces. The had dated from the Military DetenCOLLEGE lican Army is t hero. There are no reThese executions bring the total ents, Solicitor for Co. Clare, who Ape Men's Behaviour. cesses.' Barracks, Cork, April 27. said. tion of the administration. or its appar- presented the Government at the Y.M.C.A. or houses or rest hospitals of such in Cork up to eleven, six It was ent ineptitude in a fearfully grave previous inquiry, undertook to con- BUSINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. Miss Dawson seconded. "Dearest Mother and Father,What is the explanation? comforts for them. These boys have being executed only a month ago. as subsist hours six and Course, God and console you, own. May comfort The Full Business their because a policy of terrorism had matter, we are condoning Sinn Felt Mrs. Collie supported the resolu- to live on vey that intimation to this .proper Telegrams for Mercy. per day, 120 for the year, payable and give you strength to beSr this authorities. Course, tion, and said' she knew of a case in best they can. A Year's t5 per term. exto the aught previous On the Mary, Hi. His sake. May for three hours per day, 212, payable which a woman about to become a Alderman Scum The report went on to give a sumecutions the High Sheriff of Cork. EVEN. Blessed Mother, help you and 13 per term In advance. went down on her knees and mary of the cases referred to. and Scurr (Poplar, said elle Sir John Scott, sent long telegrams Alderman ONLY-Shorthand mother members ING STUDY till watch over you we meet again of the Crown forces was to have taken part in the great concluded: Typewriting, and Bookkeeping- begged to the Viceroy and to Nlaeready urgGood-bye!" in heaven. three evenings per week, f2 tos not to destroy the clothing prepared Labour demonstration that day. ing that the prisoners be reprieved. "In all the foregoing cases it seas, To his "brothers, relations and term. per for the baby that was coining, but but, instead, he had chosen to in my judgment, clearly shown on BUSINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS. At a meeting of the Cork Harbour friends," he wrote:her speak at a meeting for Irish indepensaw the clothing burnt before same night, evidence that on the Commissioners six for Boys, Course Full Special "Pray for me; and when r get eyes. Ni active. At the moment. the Deputv-Lord Mayor referred to hours daily, Bookkeeping and Acthe criminal injuries complainto heaven .1 will also remember Miss Quinn, Mrs. Annot Robinson, counts, Economic History, Econo'rhe British trade union move- the impending executions, and a reed of had been committed by the you. Don't worry over me, but mic Geography and Technology. Miss Hughes, Lee atm, Mrs. and it reed. ..and solution of protest was passed on the ment was a broken armed forces of the Government. Fluidness Mathematics. Commercial try to realise that its God's holy Mrs. Lee. of the Blackleg English and correspondence; °ince spoke. Ireland was to succeed' she shoed, ground that the high Court had deIn no case was it suggested that will, and that He wished to have Method. and Business that Party, said Procedure no party. Labour in war existed cided that a state of the victims had been guilty of any rely:on no man and I am me with Himself in glory. Civics and momentary eetmonacs Ireland. and that the men to be exoffence. If the Labour Party had stood She should rely in herself. perfectly happy. and death will -£20 fur Pie year, payable Z5 per ecuted were combatants. Counciller Purcell also spoke. term. on the question of Ireland firmly make only me happier. I have Prohibition Agaenst Judges, three ONLY, EVENING STUDY there would have she believed An overflow meeting was Address How They Faced Death, no fear whatever, as I feel sure I evenings weekly, t2 f 9s. per tern,. "On the morning of April 15th. (seen no millers' strike. But they ed from a second platform be Alder particulars. will be for further happy with God in write or Call been had cases at Cork representatives the foregoing The press after 2640 of man Mertimer (chairman!, Mr. I, were now paying the penalty heaven." heard and decided, I was served UNDERWOOD BUSINESS COLLEGE, prohibited from telegraphing allowing the Government ti, go Hannigan, Mr. P. I). 011arte, and were save with a document by the County Inthe brother Michael WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, about executions, Patrick Sullivan's anything fetimeiller Purcell. to such lengths. ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. spector prohibiting courts of j'.mstice the bare announcement and the his- served during the war in the R.HA., This hare an- and was wounded four times. Au tory of the cases. nouncement was that the men were other brother. Bartholomew, lost his executed in twos: the first at 3 a.m, life when H M.S. Hawke was tot A third brother. pedoed in 1914. (Approved by the Ilierarrhy Of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia). and the second at 8.15. However. we learned that Canon Thomas, whowas in the R F.4., was Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. in Appeals to Catholics (male, and. remales/,. deetaiteing. their. and Father W. O'Brien, wounded..twice. O'Sullivan li is essentially Irish and i;siholic, and iI Sperti,ly Brunches will be established In any Locality un receipt by the DISTRICT SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. To feel dry and comfortable ---it completes the enjoySECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS sanctioned by the PRIEST of the DISTRICT, the ment of the outing. Even if it doesn't actually rain, names and ages or intending members being fully set out Ini the requisition. and £300,383 in Funds. 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TAMBELLUP the FREMANTLE. tralian coasts till they escorted : anassay al her mi. there passed German high seas fleet to theirlecture May On (From our correspondent). residence, Turnhout!), miss Parents' (Barbara) chorage in Scapa Flow. The The THE CHINA HALL IreiaLd McDonald. for Kathleen Self-iierermination in indiffereqj was illustrated by charts, diagrams, coltilimes to nour- deceased lady had beenpast, or Australia Father laten. 1..011rIle but pictures. Every sub health for some lime sod photographic of ish throughout the district. and hopes 236 and 238 Murray Street, Perth.E.P. supporting its had seemed to Improve, friends Gibbons held the close attention for tilviS1011 is now earnestly of the high. were entertained by the GOODS. and enthusiasm runsapparwould be pera large and enthusiastic audiencethat own branch, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY the Improvement that the hope CHINA, family stneerety Let us came as a over two hours. and he showed is not a "flash in manent, and her death but WARE, Etc. VO years im- ent high-spiriti.diicss ,an being novshe played certain a is shoot. Navy there great the Australian pan," while DNINER SETS, TOILET such seas. The the in month. of age. Miss McDonald and GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, elty attached to the organisation: portant part in policing the or other awl SETS. was or a gentle. kindlyindispositiOn, FRUIT crippled numbers greatest and has the SETS. spirit a friends many Jutland, at twice hersetr Think had endeared opening manoeuvres in nor midst. LIST. fin It becoming aping their new hospital. the history, were described Mos-env-ids In the If you are not sincere WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE err emu join. Rev. Fattier D. M. O'Reilly. for June 12th, sea battle inReferring a inoek- parent the i.e.! was near, Rev Father The fixed inst.' was Jutland' the not to do which of intentions. of t one detail, in QUEENSLAND. from KatannIng, deelde CENTRAL ',unmanned was you Presentations A4270 when Reidy the was of Gulgong, who re still anis inmate of but TF;LEPHONE he thing: guests the said ery of making were the battle, Father Gibbons you are a and performed the last rites of ofholy the St. Vincent's Hospital, - recovery. were in to loin up. see to it that his Grace Archbishop Die nom- cithreh. Nuns. The funeral was mu, a tnerei St. inclined re think if Beattie inember-not Rev. Mr. "Paddy" llintoghan, a Sydney who steady progressbetowards that not a Ger- practical the movement your largest ev seen In the itdistrict. hig blessed and opened the new command accord before one, tune supreme inal the graveside. some basket your Father Reidy utIldittet! will it University medical student, attend monster though a In wholehearted support: and hack. got %-incentls, have J. Rugby W. a rewould' as 0 -Nell, ship show and man M. I. Messrs. .1. O'Ne to return home won great distinction voice yonr sentiment, picnic was held in the iebeautiful during he is able -asked question which meetings: well and O'Neil, P. J. O'Neil, A. Jefferies, and D.already reply to the oft League footballer in Sydney -bear sume his duties. he you areandin doearnest-think of your fexett fulfilled the duties of pall About 12,000 afraid Jutland, memwon be a grounds. tint really was fleets and it the expressed seasons, deeply, the last two Muth sympathy was ideas are welcomed era, footnew in hand, the eum of £1.1.100 being a the answer came on ennvietions. Your RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. It Is open- on all sides for Mr. and Mrs. A. McDonber of the Sydney University The Rev. Father J. Hall.St.theStatile- legacy teen the estate et the late would say that 11)t branch executives. local Uni\oyember 21. 1915, when the whole ald in Meer "ad bereavement. R.I.P. President of mane ball -team which beat the gene midpliaidseitlitaintirwo:iliiiail:eifililiet.ofmsokp,iiittontels ly-appointed and stir Blethers, cruisers inst.. Bloomer 4th past battle is a on the promised of the German versity footballers grounds. with. Help laus' College. Bathurst. school. CHAS. E. OOSDEN, Manager, Af- rests donations have been inte a power to be reckoned Lf rendered. DANIEL MULCAHY. Proprietor. of this famous help old Deland! at the ExhibitionCollege on motored lostrument In the .11striet the League andshamrock! Sunday. student career by the leading Inisiness firms Of this it pa- chronological scholastic iv, or decides ott his the doe, set down to Nudgee to finishing ter combegins Remember the 4th. inroots" perOn Saturday, June and to Rome to com- Lismore. poet ;smote: the 5th, with a party of friends, sorties, direct action. Con- triot services are at once Tom there, he proceeded "The dear tittlesoil.piasit that emptorily. Dave's munity of the Good Shepherd his studies for the priesthoSel. cluding Jack Maguire and to twins, It,,' refractory from our sustained a loss by The Rev. Father F. S. McNamara, "rep" foot- pletethen es - requisitioned mater Abbotsford. are alma vent. his leaves senses! lie to Cornlittle nieclitinIcal returned three Toe 346 It to Its Sweeney, the well-known NaWhen timepiece Ryan dis- Ile join the teaching staff, and Aug- 0.1,.:11., has been appointed the death of Sister Mary ofthethefortytended, could do worse than adopt the trade. It ballers. When Rev. Bro, "Pasldy's" to miessary Provincial of the Francis who, during from one stalk we together would look well on a window-"Dave retern his (Fair), for Denotes tivity richer the the to all covered he had taught is proshall MIL , Watchmaker and Repairer!" Denis Conag- tralia preyed ran Father:. in succession be beveil four years of her religious, life. brother. Rev. Father very his native land, for he haseluquent And ott....lves by 011,01101 Four young ladies took onthe white et 110 rs, Very Rev. Father P. B. Kennedy. friendly, to devoted a devoted and edifying Saturday convent friended." priest and an hen. the two waxed a awl at St. Joseph's of eilice has expired. ved herself By- her main virtues she rreitteeare these tern, Intinteally of Three whose visitors sentiments Inst. his lath. schooldays utifill the conducted own member. last, In his eon recently Brother Ryan them of local though preacher. Make Mondaughters On are expcaert. all. McNamara. anulfully te aspirants buildiu Father young Su- had endeared herself over the magnificent group ofadmittat the college he was foremost awl their 'welds and friends in this. stationed at Rydal, hasandbeenWoolla- day, 6th inst., a Solemn Requiem are shortly residents. present at the ceremonies. Society The local ilibermans ings. and "Paddy" Conaghan chapel most branches of sport Paddington Imme- were offered for the repose of malting a presentation to their was Fremantle ".itholle Men's The Mass things, he was earnest, perior at very other a is ed that he had seen no college Quinlan. in He as M. ThursBro. diate past president, arc being invited held its half -yearly meeting on a spirit of fair hra for many years. Hall, when in the South to equal the beautiful and his eke her soul.-R.I.P. st. Patrick'sexpeditiously The District Board and always displaying of day evening In that has been apable administrator, was to Bro. Quinlan is one lie bostness characteristic considerable eacred edifice at Nudgee College, progress to attend. play-a old an continued be hard 'Mr. Patrick J. Devine, the present. As a tion ensures the society is justly proud.Hitter- transacted. Francis that the College itself wouldproved the resi- whom to his right up to Mr,!shirk \\-bile. erstwhile ofbusiit is a the community of devoted has been one of the sincerest Gippsland pioneer, died at his to beat. Brother Ryanand his visi- scholar he was brilliant, and Is coromeneing a cartyIng on the 30th ult. nians the Fremantle branch has had on who recently suffered a severe to Vale cans, teachers Garden old host, dence, and the to Celtic Fitztribute typical ness at the Peu.t. He Is upto-dale, be a great of Father Its roll. well-known death a of the by members good-lorry, the motor elevatloss say a member last procured to has Ilrsi-rlass pupils was evening a the He On Monday in tors were very reluctant have one of their own sisand Wolfe which he will riot ill connection with gerald. Their great work Catholic family. Two survivingother of the Thomas of Wheelan bye. the Self -Determine his latest venture three Toile branches churches and schools of the eastern NEW NORCIA. of Australia met con- ters are in religion, and him League Mr. .I. J. O'Dtutoghue. well known . Ireland for remarkable, had Hon been has -deceased 11511, suburbs pre who Rechabile at sisters Dibertilan circles, has lust retired from tournament The official opening of the Presbyyard pioneer a of the *the in three to 1111111111g a eotinection THE MARIST BROTHERS. that lives BY line. after their visitors department, Coast the the gaol sidering CONDUCTED North consecrated Fremantle, also North tery at Nambour. over the last 37 years, use the winners after a pleasant ofevenpriests are still in harness. 0114 service of God in religion. R.I.P.. this extending which Ile has snetit at will be performed by his Grace Entertainments the teagreater part of games. Ing's inst. 26th tVe hope the prison. hiaral Sunday, the Rottnest in her Archbishop on kind will certainly popularise in Midday on Wednesday The death has occurred. the social side he will long te spared to mos, a wellIn the election for the Hopetoun eine and will prove that This event marks a step forward of her proneglected. Terms: Forty-Eight Guineas Per Annum. earned respite. the 75th. year. and 'the 43rd. Baptist or the organisation is not Each Week is the of Ward in the Melbourne City Council, have the progress of Catholicity ofonNamForesters On Sunday evening last devotions at Mary of National Sister of Irish issue The the on fession. fought to St. it. Patrick's consisted of a Surlier sr was place which meeting Bathurst North Coast. The district their frcim the City, transferredHall, Parry -street. and Cele- fort to make the struts cho-al, when St. Joseph. who went the first for years been attended to con- freedom for processions in 'bour haspriests was so- the Litany for a nappy Death was Patrick's the removal with a splendid resident in Caboose that Contributions, Reports, Etc. in 1883. to establish prohibitionist candidate BROTHER DIRECTOR. 'by the Members or chanted by thwehoir and congregation, For Particulars Apo!" to the Order in the diocese of the curwas brated their the result of for The vent cial on Tuesday evening. Archbishop. the Invi- after which Ve-v Rev Father Callan beaten. Grace badly His Advertisements Mother and ture. council accepted anenjoyexecutive Lochinvar. the at Stack. the THE 1. followed sermon, of of 1682; all eloquent Maitland, preached MeBean, H. and a most -F. present, rent week's issue be taken. be Lochin to ever ready to take advantage on his at' tation Sacraconvent Blessed the resulted. by Renediettou of Baptist saw the a little cottage tc 2,231. Majority for Stack. 549. able evening's entertainment RECORD may material progress, decided long ment, a tear develop from t hope the Foresters will live Miss Jessie WIlsoo, who plays the last visit to Nambour to create of splendid buildings, costing D.S.O., gave at their new address. President. was alpile of a Kennedy. J. all our part of Mantua, Ill -re I." at the Rev. that position The note LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. high to the while pleasing new parish. including whatparish ed to It Is of pounds, Monday are ns- Town Hall. Fremantle, on Monday next, of thousands on stow appointmany his Ireland on Societies old the 20 a lecture Calholle Benefit the ex -students by notices for ready contained in press With 0 attractt represented already is mils a. has now .is Sacred which Nambour ment is very popular, and opinions the Order & the Parish hail, night, the fith inst., in the her work with the Hibernian Dramatic. Caboolture, but makingbuilding be. noathe work convents and over 130 Sisters in Heart Hall, Grey -street. St. Kilda It shoujdDistrict In "FrinsGoand Society, particularly Hoard II.A.C..R.S. both the headquarters. The the priests. are freely expressedbythat The HoneyMUSIC SELLERS, will Brairti." "Bubbles," and "A Quiet his predeces- the diocese of Maitland -R.I.P. MURRAY-STREET under the auspices of the dis- Executive THE West, couneit carried on ably public used as a residence by so her Illalle Satisfaction. Miss WHAM to the branches moon." be paying °Metal visits Lowe, will be in very trict branch of the Selfof-DeterminaWho give Better Attention and Guarantee (near Boans) -Go -Brash," when her actFather our and which will be formally opened. sor, Representatives in In "Erin how of societies House the Australia. respective In his their of star; since for tion for Ireland League ing at otter pronouneed her adistinct was secured on the occasion of two- capable hands. a future. NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET sucMr. Considine, M.P., call and midst in the near a with recently. appeared gathering, has news, she * then crowded the Perth, a handsome a was is G.P.O., It congratulate 57, There Box Grace's visit. One 'float Correct Postal Address: ap- Grattan cess In all of the Hibernian Dramatic and of St. Phile- the Barrier, moved a resolution (cattesiore Branch of the Selfto the the me, lecturer was frequently Much should he Sister Mary O'Connell.died storied building well situated of society's offerings. NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. recently ing attention to "the menace his spirited Determlnallon for Ireland League the future. of Mr. J. J. heard of her inHibernians in the grow- plauded in the course of set off by the well -laid -out grounds mena's Convent, Morse,Hospital. selection involved Its on The peace on Australia met president world's Write for Free Catalogue. juvenile Th.. Mr. /tendon president. first at the Aubrey Privateailing for mine ing estrangement between the Uni- address. Mr. O'Connor, as in which it stands. Gallas"), !tendon M. Bro. evening last, the League, hassalwayikh BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. a live, practical in- Monday always deceased had been The remains ted States of America and the Bri- of the district branch ofthose abls- presiding. The secretary presented the on the affairs, and' willthehe enerand balance sheets for considerable time. the Catholic por- tish Empire. due in part to the aw- presided, and amongstRev. J. Byrne. supported by Mr. quarterly returns H. Flynn. The first State Convention of deleand same for were laid to rest in were th the February -Mau quarter, minutes young secretary. of getic anti enthusiastic The at ful state of affairs existing in Ire' platform gates to the Self -Determination read. Mr. .T. wisdom has were adopted asmeeting (Queens- tion of the cemetery. the prayerstne P.P., Dr. Maloney, M.H.R..There the twaileh in itsI am were read and Barrack and Murray Streets, Part Ireland League of Australia was whom confident the preeeding land nude!' the British occupation. with. recited by Childs. Ilse'. being Mr. there was Brisbane occasion in the Provided this graveside Collinseand On of the held the was confirmed. with will, in the report land Section) the gentlemen The Famous "Snigg's Corner," at depicted two as is pleasing R.I.P. members which these of pass, the to pay sick no The Convention Rev. rather.Lloyd. . on conditions a large enrolment committees, make on the 4th inst. has had heavier American 'Commission course and officials of help of faithful wire" in to note, as the branch demeeting, "live the public a of real a the close to of Branch experienced has It than the in Ireland." In the was a preliminary calls on it lately of the CMOs'. League disposed of copies on community, and one, to hea reckoned Yet, In spite of this While in Tamworth recently. years. THE PLACE TO GO FOR trite and for some Is's monstration held in the Exhibition visited brilliant speech, he quoted at length the the the for payReport with when occasion demands lid was passedsick the 8th Acting Premier, Mr. Dooley, he matters al, fact, en was from the report of the American Labour Commission's fund. Hall on Wednesday evening. pronouncement on card by where tangible consolidated HATS, SILK and FASHION the into published mine schools, ment PANAMA Ireland. of adoptwere convent Mr. VESTS, the FANCY pertaining to Ireland. inst. at which resolitions The branch is to be tontrrattilattd on its The children Commission on Irish affairs. pro Condition office. received. subTIES, ETC. the SOX, Advocate -ordially The numerical Position. object end SHIRTS, theii for powerful strong linancial a toothed having ed se and other Brennan also made ie our local Catholic are only The membership of the branch (the oldvie(Fremantle. railtkili to the Im- sang "Advance Australia"close W.A.J.F.A.) APPAREL mission of Ireland's, case takes of the test against the British atrocities in keeps the Fenwick, of Nudgee GENTLEMEN'S WEARING On the est Juvenile branch in the State) IN Bro. Rev. Sir success patriotic airs, and at are EVERYTHING Indifferent hopes members. and with mark. other 100 AnSUPERVISED. perial Conference, which flightyplace the towards Ireland, as did one or two other College. Queensland. has been trans- meeting de- proceedings sang the National lots in a social tip the Ibree COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY entertained of reaching held, they are achieving stiti at in London this month. .and prevailColDoole': Cook Mr. Brothers' fellowship Christian good Every Toseph Welcoming The And why not? them. the ferred to the their sup- figure mark. legates from all parts of theandState the For some sense. Orangemen attempted to block ing amongst the players and and this possible reereation Is afforded fenethe the convent schoces Rev. Father Mullege. East Melbourne. wrestling, took part in the Convention THE Col- porters is very gratifying. too, the able discussion. to the young Oaels--boxing, lins congratulated him upon bein'e DON'T FORGET years he taught at St. Joseph's Fen is carried, shooting rine and sentiment Q110118, proceedngs were marked by fervour happy the Mir. handled had In PJ ADDRESS social gatherings manner in which he lege, North Melbourne. Bro. the attractions. VICTORIA. fortnightly Hall, the and enthusiasm. The speeches were wir. a large follow- aniong-d during He where State the musician. of able The an affairs the cawinnian in STREETS, PERTH. wick is worklly cares full of courage and eloquence.Crown the in organising the ing throws off tinjovial on CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY part of Mr. Storey. "I regret toI intent active an Pakingten-street, absence crowd take INFLAMED. British AND the. O'Donnell. SCALDED of good FOOT Mary a atrocities Sep- midst of "that Mullins, next on be held Father died to said who bazaar say," widow, jubilee hours. West Forces in Ireland were Mothers Who Reahse The Mad For hack of my head Geelong West, and West Is meet." real esto clear off a debt of £8,000 happy ht onrsEast Is Zam-Sult. The Hon. Frank O'- had an idea at the shall denounced. was be- January 10, left by her will property tember, And never the twain'Opting. and the that the recent flair incident on the East Melbourne College. and personal occurrence £6,500 'The RUdyard tate Donnell, M.L.C., presided. Accidents being or daily wrote for purposes. So to political legacies ing used for will he vouched with you should never bR words home, the relatives, his about to of all £9,209 truth left and SOUTH AUSTRALIA. The In Adelaide who Applied to a cut, pre- Empire flag, as you children Zain-Buk. by a young ladyuno and other bequests.. £200 The 001050 without Archbishop Donaldson was conemployees herbal that IWO. of wouid.oltil tills symbol scald, or the is tune burn of "sin, of us know. ty, some and cheek, sent at the opening or the Brisbane will provided for a benuest in SOMe or It," libellousstunt. is healer quickly soothes pale News is to hand of the tragic St. stitution which gives us the liberty Wino, the skin Is Mkwife Weal, parish priest of SS,. Peter- and sorrow, and on..In 1,1.N" inflammation. Anglican Diocesan Synod in 16th the Glynn, and to Lady said, of and exile, legislators, Dublin toown in this our for be death should latin the of selecting ever railing. the day Wilell she tereil nr broken, Church. Ashby, Cathedral last Monday evening, Befor ALWAYS IN STOCK of of Sir Joseph Glynn, brother of the railing, soft lint as a bandage. 'Lam note. knows no party or creed, It is de- Paul's Catholic folks taled 011 for the repose of the soulrelainst, where, it is interesting to Dirriof Ade- May return. antiseptic, Masses South Fremantle powerfully CEDAR. OAK and JAR RAII OFFINe dragged Glynn, be being sides McMahon should it P. that Hon. name. her heating virtues the "_Magnificat" and "None said: plorableto such a low level as to be the testatrix and her deceased and laide. The deceased lade was run will not tired In b.. told Bilk has stimulative PIER shin In a marvellous down Note the Address: tis" were sung. Cation Jenky tives; £100 for the same apurpose, Miss Phyllis which grow new to down by a motor car and shockingly also had used for political or sectarian purposThe host of friends ofus some few way. the purchase of chalice tee. St., ivate 'Phone. A2938. "The Roman communionwhom Richmond Sir Joseph Glynn is vice- Bradley. who deserted 'Phone. A 4.305, Mrs. A. Jones, Is writes: the es. Some people, who happen to be £30 for injured. Melbourne." Borrisoleigh. ..Through of "Marvellous priest for Adelaide. Sohad representatives in parish the Itindruarsh, months ego president of the Catholic Truth tipping over of Chris- Mayors of Sydney suburban municito bear the is now : to the Catholic d rela a kettle of boiling water with be messed Victoria's saintly and worthy virtues Think Miss with inquiry Tipperary. The military A capital. pain. dissatisfaction terrible Ireland. of in of palities, express charge of the district of ciety the cause of death was ordered quite at home to old Fre- my foot, I surnmi size. tianity were manifesed. BOOK DEPO swelled up to a greatHaving ART worthy Governor said the priest in Bradley semis best wishes heartily re. scalded foot sufficient into the noble band of Christian Brothers what our Sir Walter North Geelong. an amount and was covered with blisters. King Ed The police have failed mantle friends, which we in the to be held. other day at Lithgow. visited my mother got incurred DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (opposite home, debt our NEXT In the about 300 of them in Australia. be Zain-Ifink -STREET, elprocate. discharge HAY this to in Tel. A1655. 5E4 Is Proprietress. motor car, found Zam-ttuk MOOit. the extent Davidson not long since Whoever Wason responsible idea of me to apply ward Hostel). MISS M. 3. MCDERMOTT, Beeswax, la conformity at of land for church purpos- to trace the It was hard to estimate were us took happy It for purchase the healing. and a pleasere 9100(11111rf was it tierrUlly pure and cent. doing .congratulated inper school, Orphanevincing of their work, bre.; they Pure Wax Candles, 115Tapers, Wicks Sanctuary Oil, Charcoal, Insens and inflammation out gen- es; and to St.. Augustine's friendly rivalry,developing all the dory pain Mrs. John Travers was farewellt'de er,dingand to meet him. He is an excellent Orphanage, Pictures a she WI. the blisters broke Church requirements: incidentally played in the wonder.; in the great cause of educaWomen, terest, Me of the foot. Markers, Priests' New Ritual. one of nature's age and St,. Catherine's skin over the Sacred Year Holy Oil Stocks, Missal of the proceeds by the Mitcham Catholic Acta of Consecration in tne of boys with a manly game 'Lain-Buk 50011 grey. newwas residue the tion and in-conseliclating the great tleman-in fact, against of Geelong, departure district completely schools her of Stations of the Cross, one Mary Medal eve etaity. foot Convent the on places, and my the Rosaries; Silver Children Books League air. by Otani; raw of open gentlemen. The Pearl pieof realisation per Mother the and School by is for Church to which they belonged." from liorn of Irish was arising number of Pr. Manilla; Travers at the Brothels' Mr. Photos, healed." another Conference; Pekina. her national for Tamworth have a large turned of Bishops' of Adeestate St., Pictures in the Austraila's or Irish Music and Read share of supply C. McNamar*. g Selby Mrs. Good out ',finders. testatrix's Benson. dium for Father be and Fremanwill member burnthey I Sheehan East Thumps° The some years cooking. Canon pupils, and and French. O'Meara. 'Fremantle, Butler. writes:-"Whert James John laide Father Treacy, C.S.S.R., conductSir in game. brother, Lasance, South Pr. South late blisby and got badly Ing matter Heart Messenger, ou the Mrs. Travers was very popular the tle, North Fremantle. ed my right hand. which as excellent citieens of New Directory/ 1951. Record, sacred ed a mission at St. Michael's Church, their ehamplons, Agent for Catholic Advocate, at. residue of the estate is leftandtoPaul's The place festered and swelled Garland Catholic Press,Viso, Fremantle have each drop tered. Catholic circles, and merabers.of that Lady's Annals, St. Joseph's American, an to spend the last Toowong. A great number attend- Wales." extremely manila.applied parish priest of SS. Peter in good force to who are prepnriri their up, andofwas Ave Maria, Ben:Were magazine. of a assembled Annals, defence gethony'a branch I and in nee al. Patrick's Badge. by Library. bloods church zamoine mission. for fiery the their pot circulating ed of Geelong, of a Stocked. Literature system new home Zatn-Auk English her This injury. in well the her to Says, the Sydney Freeman', Jour- Church, ^flatlets! wish dressing respective a, on purposes. drew Assortment, prochial necessary Large Chronicle neral inflammation, the rendered subdued matches was Brothers' quickly the pain the The delegates to the State t,oi.- nal: `The Muswcllbrook of the facttothat out the bad matter. and took perfectly hands. the new propriehas His Grace recentiy visited Slur- moot some technicality) ((,wing vention of the Irish Self -Determina- has changed Rev. Brother O'Connell, whamemjoin away. Soon the hurts were permitted totempt Mr. R. E. McClintock Vale, where a large congrega- Schools phet tors being brilliant I under:41MA, no healed." most are. the tion League spent a most enloyaeie of at one of An do We been for any form of skin rse Zam-Buk tion awaited his arrival in spite the School.' Association. and Mr. T. E. Whitton. advt., of God, the defect for trouble, equally afternoon on Sundae, the 5th inst., but bers of the teaching staff of theforSt.a the of SI. and you will find It this free Is being made to remedy New heavy rain. His Grace, having In canes of ecinvaluable in a trip tc the mouth of the Bris- not mind giving wants to take off Patrick's College. Ballarat, successful. season. Canext first ACCOMMODATION, last the in diming ringpeople UP-TO-DATE to the of the Australian Fremantle abscesses, any in SPLENDID niimber holibolls, if a spoken good on A rainfall ulcers, left The past, zema, SUBIACO. bane River. State ad- month Was the heaviest In the chaps so to. number of years Stations. Railway piles, poisoned wounds. his hat to a Digger let him do on June 11th. tholic Church in Soups Australia, of Its worm, orad Close to Subiaco and Leederville metropolitan clergy were among period. and In spiteand rold sores. etc. pot He left Sydney day trip to Ireland has and chilblains, Medical Advisers. suc- ministered Confirmation te 16 can- Miring that el (let a those present. Refreshments were Mr. T. E. Whitton. Patients may Select their ownROOMS and stores. II was most welcome. ser- Bro. O'Connell has been most saw chemists severity, Blessing and Papal fresh, the equip AVAILABLE. transport, very gave relit,. were first and be the on PRIVATE boys for Univer didates provided, but no ,speeches Zam-Buk to -day, and TERMS MODERATE. Sac- left the town and suburbs healer. Egypt, an" France cessful in preparingand For Terms Apply to his departure and Benediction of the Blessed that clew,, and green. made. The affair took the icrm of a vice in Gallipoli, local Ilibei - MI With the'worlrl, OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS regretted up by a bomb, wih sity examinations. The vice to esident of the by Merles rament. The people spoiled young man, Rev. Mother, conversazionc, and before discm-. He was blown regretted practical v.'ry greatly be legs Is a will the both by Oath had the he was 111 visit Grace's believer Hospital at his a 9rm IS Equipped !te barking all present sang "God Save the result that while Splendidly a ROWLAND,. and conduct and the of the college. aced BRIGGS AND The Sisters also of the nen as corn bread rain. His one thought was for ti e superior powerand amputated, one at the hip Perth (OppoIreland." Kalgoorlie. earns his daily 603 Wellington -street, to the sword, The Premier other below the knee. He sustainYard). iubilee of little children. Goods established golden has Railway he sacerdotal site finial, unThe a by the aid if of W.A. AbD,.D., Lime and Stone Merchant. The Rev. Father Forrest and the ed 22 wounds, and afterwards name for himself ar a watchthe Very Rev. Dean Hegarty, Percentage of rains, quite a and Immediately any solutely the Highest write Notwithstanding the heavy Seven repairer. maker Rev. Father Moloney, of the Sacred derwent 15 major operations." for Prices V.F., of Carlton (Vic.) ..:11 be celeat Lime in the State, celebration a Christi elseconcluded Corpus jubirecent:y the purchasing before Mission, when Heart on June 24. and particetars at St. brated will High Hills College was marked by a very We defy competition. where. solemn On Sunday, the 5th inst., the fortnight's Mission in the Roma disI celebrate when larian No connecpropleased Rev. was greatly in the trade. The usual "I congregation. that: only Briggs large CarlChurch, Lithgow. Church, trict. and the various exercise., at Heart a Patrick's trading under simiMass in Sacred read the article on Terence Bellew tion with others Hegarty cession was abandoned. Anby eloLime for Manure at very the Church of the Sacred Heart at Father Doherty blessedtheandlatededicathe McManus (the article appeared in lar name. Paul ton. Subsequently. atDean Was preached sermon and quent dinner, rate. Roma were very largely attended ted to the memory of low by Lith- will be entertained Rev. Dr. Gearon, 0.C.C., on the the Standard, and was written throughout, the congregations in Richard Dawson. who died in epidepresented with an address by - the late Mr. Tohn "Blessed Sacrament," Father Cullen). The my the influenza eluding many adherents of other re- gow during father; he BEDFORD HOTEL clergy. In the eveninv he will be St. Apostle Hiberthe Galvin mentioned wee The of arranged ligious denominations. mic. the statue conversazione a at present city of Cork, Federarebel work the MURRAY-STREET. a Catholic in is The Australian was horn prewill be and nian Hall, Roma, was crowded when Paul. The statue. whichoak parishioners. immorSplendid Accommodation for Country the Council and when a boy he heard the pedes- by the Thorand other to- tion, at the meeting of unanimously Tama' moderate. Father Forrest delivered an address or art, is erected on an It was address an re- Visitors. He with sented speak. a O'Connell inst., the 18th, held on tal Daniel Renovated Throughout. GEORGE upon the objects of the Self-Deter- tal in the sanctuary. kens of esteem. prize in the North oughly appreciaet Proprietor, deceasletter only a send the the and of to AUBURN, agreed ceived League, parents Ireland for the mination gift from Brothers' Christian Dawson. in tion to the Caledonian Society for Monastery spoke exhaustively ueon the past ed, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel residents A lecture entitled "The Navy excellent act of good citizen- School from Ireland's great temperand present condition of Ireland. who were for many years was given by the Rev. ). their War" the is called Newcastle Club Hotel book their of The one Glebe, let of to refusing reformer. ship in Ward), now G. ance The Deputy-Mayor (Aid. of Lithgow, but are Gibbons, P,.P.. in the Brighton P. for the School of Christ, and my brother South Terrace, Fremantle. Newly ReYoung Dawson,.while on Town Hall on Wednesslev evening, functions be made a medium in the absence of the Mayor, pre- Sydney. Goldfields -Date or racial has it in Launcestnie I often heard novated and Up -to Spolall) sided. He said he felt it an honour active service, obtained considerable let inst. Father Gibbens served in stirring up sectarian strife North-west Customers tell of the doiegs of the and hatred. father Beach trams stop my South during for, Australia to have been invited to preside. fame by swimming the Jordan-ir. catered cruiser battle the brothel (late his Ryan and R. fire he T. the how and Proprietor: had he -under men. '48 door. friends feat at Some of the best itself a difficult the whole war, and he gaveofinterestTASMANIA. Celtic Club, and Wyndham. helped them. The old hospital wa, Sec., the ar made during his 33 years' residence of Turkish guns. ing first-hand information Tel. B197. Launceston. leta from is taken Wellingtonstreet, They following The in Irishmen. shim been in Roma had tivities of Australia's fightirg My uncle Charles was the founder of the Ger- ter written to the Catholic Standhad in Australia very conflicting Three Sisters of Charity arrived to from the dhy they chased C. Galvin, of St. Joseph's Band: he played a flute reports of what was going on :n Ire- in Lismore recently, and, prior ific squadron from the Au, ard. Hobart:, by Mr. GLENORAN NO. 10 P,i man establishof in the Father Matthew Teetotal land, and they wanted light on the entering on the work SCOTLAND'S BEST. Bishop Band in Cork. When the late for subject. PURE MALT WHISKY. the to the MONEY TO LEND. Willson came to Launceston & EXPERIENCED under Contract Medical supplied As EPPICIENT Band first time the St. Joseph's W.A. Hospitals and Government NEW SOUTH WALES. RENTS COLLECTED. Cars Railways Also him." Department. for played Clubs * The magnificent church erected by throughout the state. was AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. of Launceston, Agent: the Passionist Fathers and the peoShaw, Sole Father ple of Marrickville as a memerial to MONTHLY STATEMENTS. given a very friendly farewell by the PHIL COYLE the late Father Alphonsus Coen, the Catholic community on the eve of misPassioniet Australian for Queenstown devoted departure his A3370. 'Phone, parEstb., 1.912. HOTEL sionary, whose life was spent in dowhither he goes as P.P. of theloved THE PALACE Perth, W.A. ing good to others. was blessed and ish. Father Shaw was enich St. George's Terrace, to a 1110,t Brick opened by his Grace the Archbishop beautiful people. As a young Austraby the The PALACE is situated have We and Batiks to close Commothe position, said discharming McNally on Sunday. the 5th inst. easy and Houses for Sale within Houses, and Theatres, We have ample Funds to lend lian priest Father dious and splendid as the new by the principal impression made upon him by Commercial tance of Cathedral, Monastry, f.:100, £500 up to Is largely Patronised £2004250, -175, State. the In favour in strongly Graziers and church is the acco'nmodation proved was Shaw Fernier% Father of Inand other Churches Rates Joseph's, St. TARIFF. is 1 thou£5,000. Current MODERATE for the altogether inadequate of the young priests of Australia. 3, T. OLOWERY, Proprietor. and Schools. Good terms if resand of the faithful who were gather. Telephone Allis. MANAGEMENT terest. Father McNally paid a high tribute Oh" PROPERTY quired. ceremony. opening work the ed to witness a to the patience and spiritual The cost of the church to date of of Father Shaw. A wallet of notes PERTH £13.000 HOTEL £27,000. over was departing opening 31:1-VEr the to was presented Proprietor. J. J. had been paid, and a balance of £14. priest. Father Shaw's reply showed MR. J. L. O'SULLIVAN, 000 remained to he liquidated. When that he has the qualities of a suc41 BARRACK -STRUT, PERTH Representative. Accommodation. Excellent -Ryan, the subscriptions at the onenine Hell). Town P.P. cessful (Opposite ceremony were handed in £1,700 was announced as the result.

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in search of the mtgular na- having sent Clara the shows so vividly the children, she first mistress of ture of the eases that fall occasion to remember her!" etc.. etc. sitting the candles before the statue the hands of the religious, lighted into ally The chaplain, who was '.',;', knelt and Lade, Blessed our of of the within earshot, said when he again and the peculiar difficulties down to pray. Henrietta watched you '"I task to which they, one and all, have came near the Bishop. "Then all?" wonder silent in bed her from her after If it were did remember Dr. levoted their existence. the ex- She could not comprehend Meltheir only aim to produce mere am "Not a hit of it," said the Bishop young nun's anxiety to retain coat. THE OPTICIAN FEAST, FRIDAY, 1st., JULY. Never reformation, a certain ternal "I saw the grey hairs on his nehaving for anie in the infirmary; and I chanced the sex." Catholic emit of regulation and a continuous ver realised the true value of a huDay. Every Said be to MEANS Offering Journal. dismissal of the most unruly spirits man soul, she felt that had she beet: My God, I oiler this actien of For Home committed to their charge, would "old man." He's your father. bustof St. mine, and every action of my whole Mary Sister of place WORDS, the in AND A CERTAIN BOY. is ABILITY work easily produce it: but their years and years he has been only life, in union with the Precious F. S. M. C., The Agnes, she would have been meant to go much deeper. ling around to get things together. Lountry to have gut rid of such Blood in all the Masses this hour beO.A. O. A 0.B. G Cardinal Logue, (luring He doesn't like to go to bed. soul. in its relations ton thankfulturbulent actual once has he failed to do the the or soul, Never world, Me as the over patient all sermon, worse. is male offered up Caddell,) ing how thankless, And getting visit, was asked lily Cecilia Mary Freeman ortheCayof London with God rather than with the world alanie thing by you. He thinks you be. She was still that will be offered for all time-te in a week. to prepare appeared could bar To washing, too. I've heard it said, right preacher a and earth, object: on IX. real CHAPTER around it. is their are the greatest boy The Highest Qualifications in the matter in her Thine own everlasting praise and your Smiling, the Cardinal answered: "If He's just as nuch averse. therefore. pondering over none, even though you plaster smoke streaming softly their constant endeavour. own mind. when the religious, hay- glory -to Thine infinite rejoicing The moon, the Stare. (By Examiondon) the preacher is a man of extraordinhair back, wear smart clothes, of the is to produce steel an entire revolt, ing finished her rnetnorare, rose from and delight. stud) serwindow and one the school prepare fur he can through as And home a ary ability, beautiful eon in its estimate of things. as that her knees, and, perceiving that Ettie cigarettes. and fail to bring won To the glory of the Sacr:d Heert When he would rather roam, mon; if a man of average ability, infirmary, fell full on the Henrietta, the creature shall become. of her own was awake at last, approached her and in thanksgiving for all the cent. He is the man who of the Ile hates it more than anything. the two; if a blockhead, ten or twelve. pale face of the sleeping Divine of the partnership executrix the life and accord, love cough the incessant passed in the ROYAL ARCADE graces bestowed on the Sacred Huask her how she had But doing jobs at home. and Gabrielle, whose eyes Justice in her regard. searching nut to greatest woman on earth -your moLOVE AND WISDOM. manity of Our Lord Jesus Christnight. opposite Town Hall prevented her closing her own not and man, her, aimine in and is "some" is 0 that He Blood, ther. evil a the many true, Precious is slept cast the it have I Thee ! offer "Thank you, madam, for a moment. I must admit that PERTH. A2298. the "old" man. If you win as good If you act towards your children even so continually at its extirpation, until very well all night," Henrietta an- my God! Phon poor girl, the at glance Though 'tis a sorry boast, pitying to of her life love alone, but no wisdom. a wife as he did, you will have with To the honour of Our Blessed then in her slumbers, the external ordering just shyly. Whatever he is told to do swered tranquil the like peace and state the a in from all ga some. their minds are in thanksgiving for woman truly flows naturally and you yesterday Lady. dying tell not the I did as "But Is what he hates the most. yet, and are ground in a dark cave; they poiof rectitude she has established in that that you must not call me madam?" graces bestowed on her, especially with a whole host HOME'S GREATEST NEED. B.D.Se., spoilt. and only evil tendencies. von guessed, innermost portion of her being whirl said the young nun, shaking her in her Immaculate Conception, Div- G. V. POWELL. I do suppose that if he chose stormy passions in her breast. readv And if grow. will fungi, Glorious Asday. is visible to God alone. But maladies head good-humouredly. "Is it sonous so ine Maternity, and all daydo that the DENTIST. should he What up the moment waken is the crying need of to What and repression many ways in stem then with resemble Precious them the and soul Thee treat of the offer to say 'Mother' then?" sumption l-le'd play and eat awhile, 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH. home? Not money. not refinement. a too severe discipline. tmtempered light should again call her to a con- maladies of the bride. There are very difficult Ettie repeated almost l3loari, 0 niv God! He'd eat awhile and play. s "Mother," Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment. Not wisdom. It is love. and warm by love, children will be afraid of sciousness of existence. thUsias111, ups and dawns. alld of St. Joseph. my Angel In added, honour she then a strange and war of love. story mechanically own 'Phone, A5038. demonstration ana irielle's Gal will be pinched t St. minds Saint, their you; ,er,tr4-ii.ssh Patron and my ii,i,d i!isardien. WORDS OF WISDOM. . feelingcould of short a it burst that if with a sudden Life is such a little thing, watchedndofftt, ,interiiois;t starved, like the grounds in the mu.", so strange proved mo- Michael, and the nine choirs of anit anyone live DOSI" to a called be and to never best, :Lt have "! years of value space been the y. tea have ph cases:. the region. & WATERS offer Thee the Precious Jesus loves to magnify BRYANT gels declined to carefully as. in lever vet. I never had a mother for through and to have missed love in Arctic Try to conjoin love and wisdom -- tit e fact. We should have watches th it foil struggle ther God! s 80 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH, of the Blood He shed so freely since 1 was quite a little child' " Blood, 0 my childhood from father and rnothee the husband should have more of record it in these pages Hers wasician WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. of Jesus in interests It cost Him much to pour end' in the death or te- not"Well, then, you must begin now, the le is For all you. which unievil the the all in of thing sin Orders Promptly Attended To. costs Him only is the saddest offer Thee wisdom and less of love, and the wife more especially the it became the covery or his patient. The nun of It forth for you; ityou Tel. A$935. call us, but think of us the Blessed Sacrament Most people love their chil- more of love and less of wisdom, one verse. Fallen herself. now. my Gcd! 0 therefore. and not only also." must. Pasteur.' Blood, "Bon Precious the joy to apply It to the answernun mothers the and existence tier of Mothers, either dren. ' Few fathers each one supplying in abundance chief end and aim For the conversion of sinners. the ever at. hand. te counsel. to rc- as We must serve someone kindly. "And now,' if you feel ser- would own to a lack of affection for what the other lacks Then your to draw others after her into the he ftee hourprto ed of sin, help for those in strain, to the One who claims ourlight, well enough had you not better get prevention In her worst moods she t temptation, or the their offspring. healthy abyss. with same up grow will r t hteh e encourage r". in f °ht last agony or to die this day children ;Tenn '. their vice though Hie yoke is go I say you can then -shall daring and homes dress, many and horrible. up in a But with tow talk raiment, step would and a good is foe(' and that niasatnd ttoTpansv; offer Thee the Precious Blood, 0 SO GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY. I one who gives us who aliarteh ieiir ,ifi down to breakfast?" the majority ?-there is a lack of minds. giving them healthy bodies. boldness of the cruel monster shire 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, MELbut grinds us under the pressure of in uncoinfort my God! tenderness that ards exceedingly and and felt love chains: his Ettie in living real her sermon. bound the had of end the that's this special graces for all yrhoni BOURNE. it was that bis iron will. beetle as over And used some such opened able at the suggestion. if she were I For he fill the heart full of running keep the after her conversation, she for collection: relatives, is no and friends there day for No, the RECENT PUBLICATIONS. love, Happy he who attributes all could it caresshe had' been sent downstairs she felt The Undermentioned Prices include he who reserves with love -words, kisses, fond threepenny bit in the monev-box for seriously to assert that her dl hearte"thse all who have asked' my prayers, or postage: has to God, for hera arrival latfenrrhhletr after other dear the the the with kiss. mingle in only to goodnight be The es. visiting ce for of in the habit next year's summer holiday or was lying as usual quiet penitents; and judging of Melanie whom I have promised to pray for. The Story of a Battalion, by W. Devin4r something for self hides the gift upon the little one's head and a pair of good hoots to wear in the human shape, in order to concoct and resigned With numerous drawings and rate in her bed, but MeGod, and in punishment it will be hand it or who have any claim on my pray how these things expand the wet, wintry weather. by Peri Lindsay, 5/8. fresh schemes of mischief. She has !attic was sitting bolt-upright and as of a specimen, she felt that offer Thee the Precious Blood. Benedictine era taken away from him.-St. Francis cheek; Studies in recepMonarchism. it and make she child times, would be utterly impossible for het 0 my God! the of such soul' at him of fear no By Rt. restless, the same with wide-awake, Benedictine Life and Rule. of Assisi. But society. such when to influences. hi resign herself good even, to tive used she or exsaid: nay. I have iniured Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of Downside all whom For opnortthehenrigfehattuiwres upon Sin can make use of plausible the vehaicrhy, tshuelvlenhald to is stilt were nun the a mother of sense of her the kind eyes be a father or a Abbey, 25/ -. To by maddened Precious 'thee the about nearly offer bandies It disedified-I pressions. Bt. Joan of Aro. The Life and Siory and not the keys of heaven and hell for & own wickedness and degradation, to fore. Her hands, blue already with fixed anxiously upon her, 0 my God! of the Maid of Orleans, By Rev. D. word "plenty," and even that most hold seem rebellious in her pre- Blood, human race. The relation is a Lynch, S.J. illustrated. 13/10. taunt him with his impotency to the touch of death, were clasped liking to For the souls in Purgatory, es- Preachlng. divine of human things, "liberty." the her demands commenced By Rev. W. B. O'Dowd, 8/9 and infinite with she rose one, seems, sence. it divine had, she aad For his 'hi her harm. relatives round my own SCULPTORS together; pecially impatiently MONUMENTAL mid of Help, By Marie St. S. and man ties his fetters tightly Mountains with close dress and undertaken The cotton often in toilette. and yet how conviction that. promised I have unutterable an whom all Ellerker, 0.S.D., 4/4. friends, sepulstrange a had voice her neck because sin has deceived him. and awreceived the of had she which sensg no cap A1101 fitting Ifl. hurt not By Bede Jarrett, 0.P., forethought, Tempi«. no could he been Living mind least, have at I life whom her all this It did not come into chral note in it. as if it had' caught before were to prayto for, Wisdom. goodto ful responsibility. her-and why? Long. long ago, be- it prematurely from the grave into on her entrance the day pray for, or who want rilf Out3/8. boys on to Win, Straight talks toRev; that being glad was a treason them and asked her, and patience beside strength chair on the nobility, innocence lying ness, first J. P. the By Precious manhood. lost the to had way Thee fore the Between she offer her dead. - . . Head Office and which she was to descend so soon, and, in silence, though prayers conroy, S.J., 8/9. needed by the parents, God? 0 of childhood, she had, among other while, in broken but determined ac- she put them on my Blood. Francis J. Plan, By all and her was no bleak gulf of bit- are Danger. Facing with such a sense of her filled all. love. they Mary, above Hail have Yard the all who Show golden taught --for the been enemies prayers, For my only 6/9. Si., over and over shame and loathing as if she had ter separation; by cents, she repeated attracted offer Thee Sermons on the Mau, The Sacrament., love strangely me hearts for feeling and unkind done on the had as she bridge of absence across which Aysjust again. Thomas By SUBIACO WEST and the Sacramental.. OUR GUARDIAN ANGELS. it, had never, ever, in her worst and preceding evening, her unalterable Been robing herself in the livery of the Precious Blood, 0 my God! flies with surest foot. -John Flynn, C.C. 14/2. omitted to say it for resolution to leave the asylum on a prison. Children's Picture For all my intentions and wants, The Australian cough. Three minutes wilder mood, was still, however, very weak spiritual The simplest Prayer The Good God has given to us She litts3 Thee Prayer Book. one offer the was It day. temporal and a single Clara was standing and suffering, and the effort which the instant. Beautifully walk west of our Book ever publisned. watch who Angels Guardian the APOSTLE. through God! shining Blood, 0 my light ST. PETER, of Precious ray 20 full -page illusthe with illustrated Station hpldend of the bed, at one patiently the to repugcradle this her to overcome footsteps from the trations, including the mass. Card night of sin in which her. soul lay ing a cup of tea, which she had at- it cost was In atonement Err my sins, for the sent,. on front. patient she picture loving, than with 29. Dear, almost more Cover, grave. nance June all darkness for the and Wednesday, world, Feast, of the whole buried, and preventing in vain to persuade the in- could bear. Sister Mary of St. sins nels whose mission is to direct. coun--I offer Manufacturers from becoming absolutely impene- tempted Peter was of l3ethsai-.la in Galilee, to swallow; and Sister Mary Agnes saw that she was really well- the wants of Holy Church and Importer. trable. Over a soul which still en - valid lake sel and guide us, so that we may go S. BEECROFT Thee the Precious Blood, 0 my in hand, -lid as he was fishing on theone 'if was St. Agnes, rosary be and square, sit on the her life making of of through for Mary-the on the other, trying vainly to per- nigh fainting, and BUTCHER, reverence God! tertatned called by our Lord to be many But how sent God. -chair. easy 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. with a large friends down in beginning unthe and from woman destined her to reconsider her decision Clara to seek for some breakfast fcr His Apostles. He was i9oor and boys of us. even though we know ..hat Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. and MARBLE head -over a suade serpent's the eager, crush to 1341. candid, 'Phone but urge to all she could say or on But earned; it came Ettls was GRANITE grew these unseen friends are by our side, soul which still cried out to her for the subject, Melanie only continued her. But when ng. In his hear:, first of all. far too ill to touch it. and after looklips asleep and awake, realise that we are MONUMENTS, help, Satan had no absolute dominif she had but that one ing, with irrepressible disgust, at the -as Thos. ANDERSON & Son ip the conviction, and from his blessed by "Our and repeat to protected so utterly the art permission 'Thou positive no ion, HEADSTONES, Family Grocer. and Provision Meridea in her head, and but that one ame the confession. living God:', Father who art in Heaven?" Ah! cup of tea and hunch of bread Fitzgerald -et. and Raglan -rd., chants. to destroy; and this he knew, and mode of translating it into words great etc. hrist. the Son of the him. acid fit - it is not really too many. but how Families and butter set before her, she closed 'Phone, A1794. N. Perth. so did she. JULY. tongue-her 2nd. -nd so our Lord choseRock of His few. We would surely be ashamed upon Codintry Orders SATURDAY, on dally. in the waited FEAST, back and lay again, her eye' highest in the throne her From W. no good tended him to be the you, it's "I tell Mother, Sisourselves to mutimisery. yield silent hopeless, COONAN, in to wilfully J. chair. and head T. God days of the these in Mother the arose Mary earth, Mary And on Heaven. want to go out --I tell you ter Mary of St. Anselm. the first mislunch. His Vicar talking with cen- tudes of temptations the bad Angels Representative. and refuge of the sinners for whom arid I will go out nd prince of His Apostles. ofthe the strew in our way just to defeat the won't be kept tress of the children. entered at the went into the hillof dountry HARRY. McCARTHY Jude, and enand anon. re and very principle Latest Footwear at God died, deigned, ever on the den here by force any longer ; so you moment, and catching the look of haste, unto athecityhouse cf Zachary, Motor Car Painting. or Established over the Kinds of All care For loving all and of patience tered into Repairs at cur- to cast her pitying eyes 196 PIER -STREET. Prachurch's oneness, the source so years. may .1.is well get me ins. clothes at loathing on Ettie's expressive fea- and God the Lowest Prices. it tical gleaming, radiant helpmates And unerring was Elizabeth. tee Gabrielle saluted Patrepise which and of in Rates, infamy Coach Painter. powers, rent -piritual friends dear own as His once-. us said at tures, given "nee has heard Scripture remains Elizabeth when All came to pass, wearing out the miserable BEN JONES eacher of His truth. "Hush! hush! Melanie. Don't you Pente- to help us on our way through the "Ah! I suppose you are net quite the salutation of Mary, she was finof her wicked life; and the moment speak that way to Mother," at last alive with him; but after 910-12 WILLIAM-ST.. PERTH M. HALLION breakfast as that ed with the Holy Ghost. and she full gran- world's dangers and privations. its when that sweet, ten- Clara could not refrain from indig- up to such FAIR." last at came "WESTRALIA ost he stands out inIlethe Gates Bread Factory, North Fremanthe and to away. Clara, iust vet> Take it fills the ea sorrows and joys, up resolved to rescue her nantly breaking in. lifted up her voice with a loud cry Machine tle. Bread delivered to all parts of eur of his office. Gas -Fitting. der Mother betsomething find the cannot if we are faithful to Him. For all Kinds of Plumbing, Work, if you see of Heaven, amongst admits foe. thou art Malt infernal "Blessed of het: throne; said: and Fremantle, conesme. Claremont. Shipfrom the clutches Iron ant apostolic own business Galvanised mind your you and Eternal the "Just into her." lighter for fold; beyond women, and blessed is the fruit of and Brown Bread a Speciality. The sudden and terrible death of trill you?" Melanie pdssionately re - ter and ews by thousends into inthethe per- and then and Tel. 8739. Peace DUNN Everlasting Supplied. ping the MARK to is this whence to unshine be Continued iniquity (To and in womb. thy Gentiles companions her the rite of pens it "and get away with that be and for a 316f Paradise. There would be no 332-334 Wellington -street, Perth. me, that the mother of my Lord first woks up Gabrielle's strong self- flied; .on of Cornelies founds. Nal, for I won't drink a drop of it." HOTEL Drainer. SUBIACO nitrite in the home, no quarrels beLicensed Plumber and LADIES' COL. should come unto me? For behold Rokeby HEART ime rules, the Church at Anti*, SACRED Supply, conscious nature to the awful retriWat, Emu Beer my Sublaeo. down the cup, child," :Tut tw rude Metropolitan no of the mother, To that and father as soon as the voice of thy saluta- Always onRoad, LIGE, bution awaiting her own soul, if said the nun. "Perhaps she will nd sends Mark to found and Drainage Department. Tap. Good Accommodation parents. Sewerage, their to babe children Heaters, the of ears, Rath mine n Baths, in unto came Walter Wing. succeed tion should Visitors. 1;tenslis. demon Country the for Dairying ever Alexandria. turning . by and by." Then and and take it he Made friend Windmills between and BlessAscension joy. alseness Tanks. for n6 TUCKFIELD-STREET, Proprietor. leaped in my womb getting it into his possession. Yield 1., Melanie. site continued Ten years after the the friend. and better A brighter EAST FREMANTLE. ed are thou that dist believe, for ing at once to the impulse, she shut 'ent to Rome, the centre ofwhere "Must I then send for your Mee have. and a saner by the Religious of the things shah be fulfilled th"t rushed off to a they. B 15?. and house, Conducted WEST & GARRETT Telephone her lajestie Roman Empire, and the world we would up Sister Mary of St. Anselm. Me believed Notre Dame Des Mission:. have been spoken to thee from the WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMBERS after one short, decisive lanie. and tell her that you are goere gathered the glories the pow- world. "If we practically BROS. corn priest, who,brought Engines. FARRELL all Our Specialities: Pumping in the presence of our Guardian AnBOARDERS and DAY Lord." himself to her ealth of the earth and and interview, mereleants Produce Hydraulic Rams, Tanks. Dr. General Windmills, SCHOLARS. And Mary said: There he established gels." sass the Catholic writes Crushers. rs of evil. the Convent of the Good Shephere. !!,1/?" Bores, and Pumps. times to tell many am I you be "How would years Lord; "there the FREMANTI.E. PERTH. twenty-five it magnify O'Malley. -ST., for doth Austin soul -STREET, HOWARD "My tO LAKE where he deemed is Chair. and Pupils are prepared for Unit ers:ty over who Spegalise In Grain the only placecould contend success - the same thing over and ladies and gentlemen in the The only Firm And my spirit bath rejoiced in aboured with St. Paul in building possible she Musical Examinations. and Salt crushing. He more screamed Melanie. in a ht and world." God, my Saviour: GLANVILLE'S The fully with the enemy in whose hands again?" For further particulars apply to ip the great Roman Church. in one and frightful to behold down paseion, Nero. Because He hat}: looked herself. '1 evidently in the clutches of death -as crucified by crder of Hill. she had so madly placed LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS, Instant REV. MOTHER PRIORESS, He for CHANCED THE SEX. upon the lowliness of His handmaid: Great Australian Remedy & CO. Sister Mary of St. Anselm, who, as so uried on the Vatican SMITH H. Tel, B199. C. will go; it again, "I Speedy Cure of all HeadI say ell and already. suggested Relief and henceforth from For behold, Inrote two Epistles, mistress of the penitents. had been I will go. I hate the place. I hate UNDERTAKERS, aches, Neuralgia, Toothache, andLumof St. blessed. me call Gospel wellshall the the generations Paul, her, Sciatica, Kegan PERTH. to receive approved late parlour The the nd sent to fluenza, Rheumatism, 231 NEWCASTLE -ST., NORTH PERTH MOTOR or 3d. children. and I hate the Mothers. his 'Phone For He that is mighty bath done to bago, etc. Price, 1/9 per box, M.P.S.. lark. known Catholic publisher, in (Day or Night) .. J11231. used often afterwards to say that the GARAGE. H. C. Glanville, that matter. just the same: and me great things; And holy is His each powder. Fremantle "Reminiscences," tells many a good she could hardly repress a shudder forwon't stay here another drat: (Two doors ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. Market-st.. ST. PAUL. name. story of his life as an Anglican vicar. Telephones. A1937 and A4591t. the first moment she beheld her. so Inot for a thousand pounds 1 won't Office). MURRAY & His mercy is unto generation from Post bishop And his of HARROLD was CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND NIGHT. case one in demoniacal 30. almost He speaks and June terrible Park, can Weddings. for Feast, Thursday, Victoria who see Cars I like to --and should Merchants. Cream generation. mane Produce and her of as "an astute and insincere Sale Bran, Pollard. Chaff, Hay, the expression stamped upon Galt make me." READ THIS! St. Paul was burn at Tarsus,Jer- giving the following instances of his have on Oats. Upon them that fear Him. Barley. Wheat, Linseed. strangely repulsive features. Straw, insolent At the close of this There Is In our midst a curious typg,,, ewish parents, and studied in For Ile bath chewed strength in insincerity: and Maize. Terms rash. Tel. A3945. rielle, contrary to all human expee. Gamaliel. of Kerry foe le aright li feet had been Irishman. who of the Gabrielle, salem, at His arM At a meeting of the clergy at persevered: though, for the speech, Your Patron And the Price is Right. long time in a state re Purity of tations, bile still a young man he held the He bath scattered the proud in age told him that This Hotel la noted for Its Civility. residence at tening for a indignation, his chaplain of her Solicited. Ring A8255. Clapham two years first the stoned who and re IMPORTER, could AND heart. ill -repressed conceit of theeDrinks, Cleanliness lothes of those the BOOKSELLER many been had main. who had to Dr. she old Pasteur," "Bon his the no longer, but starting up in 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, rotoernartyr Stephen: and in He bath put down the mighty GEORGE J. B.PHARMACIST, years in the diocese, was vexed at lain a vigorous and continual strug- frain bed, exclaimed with flashing eyes. estless zeal he pressed on to Da- having been forgotten. front their throne, T. P. HERBERT MELBOURNE. gle with the enemy of her soul. like speak how you dare :social "Melanie, the .scus, "breathing out threatenings of And bath lifted up them that are 1*tally _Grocer and Provision Merchant, Aspects have Ethical said the Bishop, But her courage never failed her. that to Mother after all her care and "SomeQuestion: Surges..ams for Priests," lowly. Nichol 642 HAY -STREET, PERTH. nd slaughter against the disciplesa not"Yes." 898 Rokeby-rd., Sublaco (Near of him, recollection and fortified smallest nature by the -hearted Price High P.D. and Families Waited on Dilly. But near Damaseue By Rev. W. McDonald, PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST too?" The hungry bath He filled with Street). f Christ." to and carefully higher strength which kindness,was free. I will make it all right, and will but CHEMIST. yet the that post attended to by 10/6 orders him VETERINARY Country struck heaven this though silent time, from ght Clara contempla- good things: "The F.cclesiastical Year: and packed. and speak to him. Which is he?" grace confers, and which is never He heard a voice which go He as if she would have liked arth. And the rich he bath sent empty tions on Its Seasons S.J. Feasts." was pointed out, and the VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. wanting to creatures in their need'. she looked Me?" Price away. By Rev. J. Rickaby, t give the sick girl a hearty shakid, "Why persecutest thou Miss M. cecanaghan. if only they ask for it earnestly of to him. to Terrace. way .his Harvest made Bishop tree. had post who / 17 Him His Tetebut Siste'r Mary of St. Agnes "Efficiency In the Spiritual Life." By He hatli sustained Israel. e saw the form of I have not had Surgical, Medical, maternity. "My dear Dr. then God, Gabrielle went, day after day, ing: en crucified for his sins, and more. servant, rose, and signing to Clara to remain Sr. M. Cecilia. Price 9/6 post free. real conversation phone A1080. a moment for a By into the awful conflict; and in the quietly and Notes of sermons." Price Printed and Published by te "Sermons .r three days he saw nothinganother over was, went Being mindful of His mercy. she where how you ask not need temp with you. I -the end came out victorious Rev. H. J. Dudley Ryder. 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MS BAY -STREET. at ing-kind and unselfish, as she had save He became the Apostle accompany all communications. and Arranged im. struettous Prepared and on the altar; and do you keep on been and care self-seeking had been he hitherto A. J. Rev. whom Callan Secretaries of Societies, corresponJ. C. Gentiles, by Rev. .e our Blessed Mother that O'KEEFE M. himself lees of the happiness of others, her Praying to McHugh, 0.P." Pelee, 21/ - With dents, and others will please note Leederville. ught to hate: and wished Carr us help." give 2415 -at., may Story: Stitcher, she Own "Cardinal Mercier's alcompanions, who, in the beginning, Lamb all communications intended Pork, that Mutton, Beef, Cardinal athema for his own countrymen, prime Mother," pleaded Gabrielle. Preparatory Letter by in the current week's had, one and all, both feared her "I "But, ways on hand. Corned Beef and Small ho sought his life. Perils by land Gibbons." Price 30/-. in for insertion bear to hear the likes of Archi- Goods a Speciality. All Meat kept Its and courage. should be in the hands of the and disliked her, learned at last to hercannot Cathedral issue "Westminster d sea could not damp his age A9297. Tel. goes Two Cool storage on Premises. talk that way to you. It L'Hopital. W. de Wednesday at By ever midday tect." by dull her as one to up Editor love and I and look ribs.Isles, .r toil and suffering heart. At last it does! ' use illustrations. vols. latest. rettely to help them in their trete to my very heart. on my account," .10 e tenderness of his Wien .-Iattili Functions if it is only "Oh! Parochial of as Reports his In both good to and to aid them blood. for gave blood la-, with one of her quiet. should be authorised by the parish :ex by word and by example. She had said the sister, . th he had imbibed the false zeal I 1. smiles, "never trouble yourinnocent priest. the BENDON J. when J. years in the asylum Jerusalem, been three THE at is. Airs the Pharisees si Otte lip .w* about it, for I assure you Reports of Weddings, ls. per inch dispense SHOE STORES, she was attacked by the disease self at all .ly city of the former consecratJP (about 50 words). don't mind it in the least. All I tmoi,.H. Tit:STREET, FREMANTLE. eevaemaa steta.oG which, in the end, was to carry her 1.1.3 .n. With St. Peter heby his marif you poor soul; so her Funeral Reports, ls. per inch; inis for care already to the grave, and she had Rome, our holy city, _ cluding names of persons present, feel at all for me, the best thing you Church of its twelve months into through lingered poured and rdom, Is. 6d. per inch (about 50 words). comfort me is to go on pain and weariness when Henrietta can do to THE W.A. DAIRY. his doctrine with all his blood. Photograph Reproductions, 8d. as hard as you can that she first arrived. Each day, with in- praying Wanneroo-r0011, per square inch. minimum, 7/6. THE W.A. DAIRY, soon be freed from this tempPure milk D. Keane. FATHER MUST CO-OPERATE. crease of suffering, brought its vis- may Park. of a Osborne symptom Communications should be adAll earliest the us." about leave to of -its Dart virtue tation ible increase of grace and to cold or a chill. Be wise and take Peps dressed to: ownl of St. Agnes went t,. deliveredtwice that he Mary IrmaancTur Sister direct the mothers of bud. The father who believes his the with it; so that many THE RECORD, scampi,g without delay -nip the trouble in A4331. PERTH. altar at the end of the ecusYt'omers. Tel. famdoing his duty towards hoarse, began to hope that she might pass the little Otherwise you'll have the usual BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. finished speaking; and the Convents and Colleges, by merely providing food, clothSECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. of life at last without having room, as she the dry tickling cough, the out throat, raw College and wife his Catholic for e and a shelter any further mental misery to en Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest sneezing fits and watery eye.. deliver a in W.A. ildren is labouring under a serious To rout cold -germs attack, dure, though she herself continued earnestly share one or 'sapprehension. He must which once more before she quick counter-attack. Dissolve give The moral and religious training of the students is that assert, to off likli*Ifktfitsiktiktfkliidettix10e14)elt)elOttfettga0Atti3:11k4ictg: AND BOOKBINDING a to. Peps in the mouth. These sustain two th the mother the burdens attended to have would she died, are imparted, which Education fumes and Commercial -killing involves and infection children Secondary, of powerful Primary, And the e rearing foe. her --SEND with Univercombat including and for, throat the prepared into directly breathed arc for All Public Examinations are ye in every way to lighten her her, distress not did Matriculathought 41 Scholarship, bronchial tubee, where the trouble lies. sity Certificate, Government University rk. If man would be more faith iii her confidence that strong was etc. she and College, soothes Military medicine Navy, reps -like Royal air This tion, Civil Service, and ..,/ in the performance of their duty God would not forsake her, It speedily PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. branches of Sport receive lea's the delicate membrane. overcomes Physical Culture, Athletics, and isall imparted NEW NORCIA this regard the decay of home life in the Cadet that her dear Mother Marv, having -..a clears the breathing passages, MURRAY-STREET Military Training our attention. 141" a d probably not make such raof the night prevents out her called and at. already irrit noreness and (opp. Boans) PERIM Companies. Public Speaking progress. by the Sisters of St. Joseph of sin, would still be at her side to 41 Conducted danger of the trouble titling its way Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Telephones: A3264 and A3457. down into the chest and lungs. guide her in safely through the valare taught. I(> TES, HE'S THE MAN, recreative purgot a ludd, 5% here the cold has alivady ley of death, and to lay her, as a 41 tLadies Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for Young of for the Education Peps will be found equally effective. prize rescued by His most precious poses. Printed and Published at the ree may wear a last year's slouch Art School, in which Also for coughs, catarrh, grippe, bronblood. at the feet of her Divine Son 1j of the Proprietors, A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual khis finger nails may need maniand the use of Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR all (-tient weak la... 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