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timioldnelmseutbheiodit its being. ,ife at a cost of much bluocIsteal and have have read in some newspapers tle.MTehnetrettatonwl any free people-- sition, the Home Rule Bill became ,:t.,,,,,,,,,s.suetTae(rii,ngg,enebru4i4vhhaat:d.vierenIes itself to here that Ireland has refused Do mend Parliament why was the right of Ireland to isosminion Home Rule, and that it is that is the so long withheld, and ne :nits - secs its own soot and to pursue its aRnoaAarconfsePnart Make Republic. a requiring which constituted a treaty between assert the Principle. re- own ideals in accordance with the led by Redmopd Party, English poll- take about this; Ireland has notand Irish the peoown "It has been said by wicked its of national sentiment putn pur- fused Dominion Home Rule, andnte othereEtr.geli?shThPearliporerhte., euesigneeid 'miens for their own people its people in' electing its public re- pulet.:mpItVinegwtooulicileinitotabe unthinking many the and poses, spea of Affferita to have those elected have Irish the men of presentative there on, fill +hem shades that Irish people the the te it, to lead gulled by and' "I apoessise cial and particular application to have been nation in Ireland, viz.. who are pledgd to the principle of orbit of natignal expression owe a with hopes, give them rights, and Abdul ))amid and czar Nichoies. another Mutely. too.,we Ireland, and they thronged to the is the people to freely 'elect aperation. whose rule 1 so it tel. crit icioed. standards in their thou:etude to that round and about Belfast, some- allowing form of Government, or little here to Ireland, many ellwhoeto then despoil them at the biddies; . daanf(eyctgioLim composed ofd iviadnedascteh% Carsonia. That is not their own The vonduct of our nun lisitish :re- on blazed our path to freedom the world safe Ow demeerary. times called the ancestors of those Sine Meiners, in other words. Got...ailment in Inland has plena make lif all viva. so. In litlii and material advarmement and ocslaitioa Priem theist..., awl mom- eil to me that ire Englishman ever It is a fled -given right . dh aii:14 cause with the land haa not refused Dotninion cunt a high niche in Australia -to tecoreunsttz. aiiiiiii Dpetheiir,iyowpiter common made: men telOceo can dynial ed natiens, and its a matter of ,en; ui -the British Gott:climate' is preached had the right to.denetinee es isms be denied en no ethical genu Os er rest of 4reland, and .would be (Whig Horne Rule. betnuse as of fame. Brigatheraiencral Thenessei themoel fact it has never been offered it. temple Crown t. they or their to the left to if treason crime any today same Practised dad the the for right as It wax the The Daily Press. Lenden Natien of Dominicm Ihnne Rule implies in the ons the plaudits and cheers of dee \I illititerA may have perpetrated. principles. Never III the linters ei Perth Irish reported in thecourse et an males, of wince the fields ..1. yes, but the .coil machinist in the first instance full fiscal autonoiny, ."We have a wel1founded grievance brothers in ascendancy in, England. And to cent inue and increase reargnition Organisation has there :men such retying,the with the the pelitit-al asecticaticy party have in of :alai, has stated against the daily Press of Austra- Is it any wonder that Ireland is einGeorge ...nektons Lloyd that taco Ildgiiiin and France rat. and upon upon playing eftreaehery. enthusiasm o year "nettled: many of spontaneteis these fur cvidetice lane! of our best and bravest. It been religious susceptibilities and it would be unthinkable to allow to lid, inasmuch as it has kept ib.ack bittered and angry? some few mouths back: And if i lone.. ant! iiiinstite. the Prime as has been put on record by the lreland as the right for the ressognition re their the West Australian from the people of Australia the were so before, what must its feel "sail I cantsas is that by such Minieter in Eneland now epsnly which tilling their minds with hatred of Ireland. and inlast. presence at the first State Cenvesi- . we 60,0(X) el ...or best and bravest Birkenhead. the true facts of the happenings in ire - ings be now when murder and raour rights: forfeit we when as a of Thursday concluct his agyets,'" ent,usages felhey-cetintrymen. their tion ot the 'self -Determination fur their down load boys Atestrali-ut (ormer Lieutenant cif Sir Edward land as stated in many of the great pine in thename of law and code have misused our power; we Have fart there is no religious question of, Ireland League of Australia tO dela from 11e, teue.eaeer Guardian in English organs of public oPinion. stalk the land. when liberty o provoked beyond the Ihnits of en- rif April 7th wo tine a pretatt signed )ices. such as is Carson, and in 1914 engaged gates from all the branches so far -Oh. lute IWORIIIIII II V WAS tla el11.;- any kina at make except preparing the Ulster army of re- We heard nothing kere in our daily speech and trial by jury are denied, on these durance a people of whom afie lov 27 erefesooro end lecturer:. et for ited cre ;Artificially formed in W.A. on Saturday afterhow world tenches!: the of time...! and reign Act. Rule Home in the egaina, to the said. teal, sistarhe lawyer moos the iiiieersia. maintenance see the papers of the protest of the seven- when arrest and detention indeft at the ilibennan Hall. 1111/011 last I.teirge and his associates worthy purposes of gang James la 'There is no native] un. ,olid,,,t, ef the rititernment. and Dublid rewarded, like Sir Edward Cersen, teen Church of En and Bishops, of nitely in prison is authorised on ths One Lieve There was an enthusiasm ma cone elocluent and indignant, aod of the aecendarmy waxed equal love high given cloth by being that his treason of for sun der the many Moreover, the protest of the heads of the Non- merest suspicion of members of inertly associated with such under. nitwit., will suffice: anger Castle hacks. weeped tears of passionate the military force, when its town Churches. and. of and indifferent justice better than men of the North Government appointment as Lord corntakirogs, and from the very "We, therefore, Wish to declare reef, oolgium poiand, Roumania. the best of the/4ethe rest of Ireland. Chancellor and a seat in the Cabinet Conformist given, not have We Irish' the joint protest of English andScotch are being burned and laid waste mencement of proceedings a proour absolute disassociation from Croatia,. and other places were con- are still with saes: "Ireland might use fiscal au Divines. an extract from which I when Sts industrial resources are be and are not giving, equal and in restinced buoyant spirit and feeling country, of this the Government against have already given. -We read of-the mg strangled? tonomy to discriminate different justice: instead we have But why centin s of hopefulness permeated :he whole which has with an incredible cyBritish industry, and might repu Prince of. Wales' visit to the Um- the catalogue of crimes? sowed the seeds uf hatred and reLet n the Practically all asseintodage. nicism covered the name of Brinearly in National netbplanted the share of (bate her tensity we heard and have but venge, Wales, find remedy. It is at our (Omni of a State members of the then existing nn with ignomy.' The word "industry" there lug of the every Irish heart a burning sense debt." one a tee gang that now has cearg Commit were present, and some 80 The" most recent condemnation of The Lord Chan. that University to receive their own ef England's affairs would only g of injustice and of wrong." explains. a lot. representatives, of whom about, 20 from influential cellor has let the cat out'of the bag. Mr. the country and render a king "Lord Hartington, speaking at the: Government were women, seated in three comes from a united prore- Account' of their sins, we would Soo Ireland or Cae Southern quarters It's not the that his 'brutal Irish policy was said from it were, England, as Matlock, angles, lines at right signed by the Church of senia that merits consideration; it '61 Oat, ote and contentment. Tloi versed. table-a scene Irish question had caused them (the test the presidential ChesBishops of Chelmsford, English .lets of police and auxiliaries. Let tiniteal ea Government, elected t. Why shduld is trade. which created at once a very- vivid English) to be looked upon by the land Edinburgh, Bredim, Manchester, of ter, the fear resuscitation pewer be magnates inflaming the people's pa :retie realisation of the fruits that such an world as humbugs and monsters. Have flogging and the torturing of Trial sews and with the cries of "ban Trish trade arid industry? "Mr. C. F. G. Masterman, speaking Petersborough, Southwark, Winches interchange of thought and opinion of Gove, the President of ter, Bishop the teresnte Tan nothing Black and RAW their prisoners. not We the Kaiser'. and "big indemnities,' 22nd State Pre- at Macclesfield on November would naturally yield. STATE the National Council of Evangelical its leaders well knew we already done all they could to kill text of Judge Bodkins' report en sident Walter Dwyer, LLB , Areal- last, said: of the Chairman the Free Churches. heard. that trade we rosmakebelieVe, it evident and exists now apparent Rut is it? outrages. military dedaand was supported by the State "Speaking with a full sense of Cdngregational Union, the Presilealougy is here, and sufficiently protest on the Government's suP for the simple purpose of pens Council and Secretary. The followmy responsibility as an ex -Cabin - dente of the various Meth odiet Conof strong suggestion reeme defeat Strickland's tit to of General Ireland. It has lost its cri pressain in g were in attendance:et Minister, I declare the evi- ferences, the Moderators of the PresPRESI DENT even port on the Cork outrages. We. saw on the Uotoptry, but it still 'dine a settlement of the trouble. Monaghan, -M. O'Dea, dente is overwhelming, that. the byterian Church and the United honour the Atne tenaciously to and of office. the good name findings The people n though the of nothing I. S. Dowtirog. T. Edwards. J. P. systematic policy of terrot is Le- Free Church of Scotland and other of England are at stake and hope. rican Commission except a )sing longer bave any confidence. in ' Walsh, R. E. Walsh, P. A. Bryan. ing pursued. It is being defendel leading divines. Let me quote from Trish yet about foists it itself on them. Lc less!imperilleri. We hear comment. by Ole. Lloyd George, backed up this: ROLL OF DELEGATE& of England spe, NVALTER plots with Germany and Russia. but the democracy by the flagrant lies of Hawes Australia's Concern. Terence MacSwiney Branch.-Messre an is causing 'and policy obtain peaceiwill, to Ireland present effort in ;tr. ''The tense( every that not ny Greenwood, and organised crs-untyan, o'Callagean end a 'rayons a"Another myth for which a section impartial and -judicial invettigation the dark night of injustice. epp grave unrest throughout the Em John Boyle O'ReilyMessrs. P. O. officials in high places in Dublin. is teetotalmisunto Press us rienied sion exposing of the Australian is barbarity and be and eatrte ended mettation. J. A. craidey, and W. L. tnith of the into Pire, pure The attempt is not merely to Jones -"A frietodly Ireland mewls a ere derstanding and she hostile criDWYER, LL.B. :able is that the settlement of the We hear at times about certain inish the guilty, but to break the and Peter emote-Ness O'Doherty Irish trouble is no concern of ours. ticisrn even of -the most friendly . quests and inquiries. but we- kale deal to England and the Erma shears. mecouitod and Dwyer. whsOe spirit of Ireland by inflictteat Its the world. be wondered at hilt cf 'to -an embittered and wronged an nations is surely eonet the are It Barry.-Father Pace and Kevin not been told that these in punishment uper, people who Messrs. skein ennestrireresperhaps heaviest condemnatior. such patent stupidity and blindness ducted by Courts Martial, or in. butchered Ireland will always be are as innocent as babes unborn. liana' oconnea-sassse D. ii,...,,. alienation themexhibited. soiree deepening publicly are of weakness at home an -in the could be lies other' words the lodges sieve 'Wade and Bradley. This was the system which under "Only recently the British Prime selves'the accused. One would think danger abroad. sflow tritteh bet it. is steadily effecting, between sossph PlettMessrs. C. Snellthe German invasion of Belgium the most (la. 81111 P. Fitzpatrick. classes of is all it and that would this country stated it all be to have an Ireland wit that' Minister news and from our cables turned the whole world against Thomas Wheelan.-Messrs. 1). GayEmpire. that is best in England is 1-chin:} sw connecting link of any kind, b, the Irish people. A method .of . imPottant problem in the J. MeGermany; yet in every particular nor, M. C. Regan, a. W. such Nis. by and attended Hughes friendly Government Av. M. and neighbourly, than own Our *lien Government. Genrge's :samara. is Stack and r James. ts.Lloyd the things going on in Tr land consequences cannot be politeaily Wolre 'Mlle.-Mrs. w. Edwards, Mrs A. Watt have expressed similar cp the fact is that all that :sliest in Ireland bound against its will day area replica of-in some cases a wadd.sn, and Mr. P. Carrot) ought we George, right, and King etHis ethically Majesty waiting and _watching foe eve mionk of ilfa the moral intellectual and they are worse than-the things connate Robert seernen-ttessrs, submit to give place without deirt opening the Ulster so-called Par. Eneland has been either estranged opportunity to aSsert its bode . eungert and c. Berry. which the German army did 'in sated of conciliation.° June, e ans. to 22nd dente. lay a policy on the Thomas Francis M liament or }hostile. become actively Belgium." --e_ . ________ __ J. liegney, Kennedy, and A. Clone. "Let it be clearly understood that everything which touches De. "The Observer. a London Unionist Ireland's Resources. Lord Edward Fitagerald.-Messrs. B_ Lord Byte in a letter to the Times organ, have no qu§rrel with England 13th. from this, !iowever, I riesire land rinds an echo in the remotest in its issue of March T. Daly, Frank Anderson. and W. Daly. most of the smaller less im- Apart says: last, cerned, 24th February Irce dated that stated Australia in is frequently as we "It and just Again Empire. such nor with the Empire. The you the O'Neill. that of say parts Pearse.-Messrs. Patrick says: and with far fewer of the to !.eahy. and Bolster. "Many cases of house burning that those who come to cur .again have English publicists and land is not powerful enough or big of England as yet unspoiled by .. "It is 'low certain the Black and portant characteristics of nationhood than expect Thomas Dayls.-Messrs. M. O'Brien. is an- fieh Motives is with us. On two c This cause. altnie. common to stand enough of dowelmake Irish destruction, the shall stated that and Wanton shores politicians Tans have carried arbitrary shoot- Ireland possessed. But when the s M. A,. O'Dwyer. and V. Moran. good Austra- question seriously affected the re- other myth: Its area is need:- casions, the last being in March right robberte have been admitJames Connolly.-Messrs, P. Doherty ing and looting, wanton insult and time came for Ireland's claim to be with us and become country they lations with America. For all these twice that 13elgitun or Holland. this year. she Oxford Union of 9 and Mrs. Morgan. ted. I need not refer as iflustrablind. futile terrorisms to a pitch considered. the English Government liens, no matter what O'Donnell. have Michael Dwyer.--.Fatber people five instances to the case of Bat. reasons. it.is a question deeply con- Its population, reduced though it Fiord fOniverMty passed a motion which we were long unwilling to then stated for the first time that hail frcm, so the Irish Mr. W. Ilegrn.y, and Miss Walsh. that those who. reining Australia, and in the sole- is, is coesiderable greater than that see grant of complete selagote hnggan and to judge Bodkin's deMichael Dwyer.-Messrs. Yalea and credit, which we hate to be- while agreeing to self-determination a right to expect ana settk to jiverance. and to the other stateE O'Loughlin. tion of which Australia should take of Norway or Denmark. Serbia, Bill fluent to Ireland and condern come or have come lieve." as a general principle, it was never thall a part. At the Imperial Conference aria or Greece. Thomas wnserame- as. R. Ir. Lane meats that have come from other reprisals. and the London Uni it to the Empire. inake their homes in Ireland apply dealto reports intended and Mrs. OulltYs two have we "Finally The annual cost of Gevernment. ally Debating Society only A f hi' Irish. truMworthy and impartial sournow being held General Smuts and Lyme, Patrick Sar,aleld.-Firther of affairs M "I sae Ireland is a nation in all of a months ago by 285 votes to 62 c. as a nation. is Mr. Hughes and Mr. Massey all laid including the maintenance therefore. and Mrs. Rodgers. Ireland. ces. Everywhere in 'Australia. in ing with the condition Mr F. J. Coonan. It worth the that characterises nationhood Charles Stuart ParnelL-Messrs. T. ,1me- standing alme and navy tust--to its right to self-determin- stress upon the importance Canada, and on the European Ireland. These are well creamed the 'British Lou emit cr. having the in- is much more of, a nation that the entitled Hart. and F. crogari. this implies. rice's friendship and co-operation in Serbia .. ... .. .. 1.5.250.000 police. The democracy of Engl continent, the old reputation cf perusal of everyone 5.-ar. P. or the South ation and all that Robert Emmett, Ni, Mates United Great If the heart. at Empire of the serest Lloyd for me, or for Dominions is not for you Britain for justice and statesman. the problems facing the Greece .. .. .. .. 5.450.000 stands behind us, and is only a Mrirphy. c r or Canada. Republic. bring American not Henry Grattan.-Messrs. J. J. Bee7200.000 .. .. . ship is being tarnished. and her in- facts evidenced there do cheeks of Australia. or South Africa. It is e zits- George or W. M. Hughes. for Ame- ft will not help us to win America's .. Norwa,y ing to make its voice articulate don, J. Shiei and tr. s. Flynn. a blush of shame to the ric t or for England, to dictate to friendship if we stand idly by while Denmark .. .. .. 9.500.0(10 fluence in the world is sufferng." end our wrongs. The democracy . trar'eed God Almighty that John Mitchell-Messrs. T. Slattery, in of hot tion a feeling Englishman and Government its form the what having are Ireland people Irish the Ire /the Empire is with us. For the r cost "Lord Buckmaster, an ex-Lord the 'Rule T. Hynes, and D. C. Perrot[. whilst Castle Dublin indignation to the mind of any man it out by definite metes and bounds is te take. because we would not military jackboot driven into land last year £35,000,000, and the enemies of -Ireland we have to His ocean's it with The agenda was a formidable one. Chancellor, at a recent meeting in then I despair of humanity. girdled when He to be dictated to as a previous year was C10000000. ourselves and forces As Australians, allow British them. the info the camps of ascendancy charged London, its were dia. that of items A large number The first report is from the 4ng- waters, at is a nation in arin the same directicl-n. That ques race in the composition of which influence and national hate p a Trade in 1915 was`tweed of. The dransaction of the in Ireland as guilty of "robbery, fish Labour Party, and the second people have a common treasure tier) is one that has to be determin- there is an admixture of nearly. 25 read He violence." greed. But with the onward fl and murder. son, a such npon out in back business was carried Ireland .. .. .. E172.400.000 from the American Commission of house of history to look tel by the Irish people themseh es. per cent. of Irish blood, we must he of democratic thought the days way as to eksoke the utmost interest from the Weekly Summary, issued 125.000,000 Australia .. .. 100. The Manchester Guardian, in and to exult and glory in even and no other. the in to in settletroops and doing assist up to the these arc numbered. . the Government by retirebranch associa the in one and all,ei tears of sadness arc 65,000.0a0 that its issue of April 1st, dealing with though of the TEA trouble. Not only , Denmark. .... .. Ireland meet them to-dav "The Australian Labour Party has silent .. 42,000,000 eentatives. The leftiness tif the Ireland, extracts to the effectof the the American report, says: Wel with feelings of pride. It is a Norway is the affair. but it it is Australia's member of one right of this feerle.ssly and patiently as at a favour the event in in pronounced treeminutely followed was are its peoble Convention 23,000;000 Portugal .. .. take note then two "It (the inquiry) was initiated nation inall that previous time of her history. of the great old Celtic of the people of Ireland. SO also world's affair as well. if wethe by the delegates, and at the cen. Crown forces being killed, For the money' paidlast yeag to 'Pregnable placed as ?he is on Council by the New York Nation, a great tically legislais happening in Fein No of what Sinn of the Party. LebowBritish members the has general. it has in that the of proceedings It is a nation elusion journal, if not holding its old place stock. yielded that voluntary sole matter what one's own individual tures and public' Press of !!they the Imperial Treasury, Ireland could rock of fatheeland. her soul all h he killed. and were satisfactioti was expressed by all. (Cork) would business ofBtil. own, and only seeking its full among the great newspapers of ',ever three sympathisIt is an international af- run the GovernmentSwitzerland without which its inilepeo opirfirm may be as to the wisdtnn of rountaies. Spirited debating w et the order of they not available and pression and inspiration. She is t of right of small garia. Norway. event the world. NVe believe it has been missioncould. in the killed. for 750 any particular (men of Government fair. inasmuch as the pass, and' not the day. and in this the choice of ens wouldbe of the forces being Bence a serious attempt to get at the to self-determination is at Denmark combined, paying for their embodiment of the ideal of nati years it has spent its blood in main- for Ireland or any other nation, we nafions fft is an affair of universal police, soldiers, guns and ships. the branches in sending such retire- one member attempt made, one or envenom not so raise and truth, stake. an or of things liberty, and as such possesses int its claim to nationhood and must in the final analysts sentatives to the city from pinch- wounded international spite. In the main taming inasmuch as the prin. nal forces that are alike indestru Relations Between Ireland and remember of the Sinn Fein 'Party Not a generation be prepared to subscribe to the application, catty all portions of the State right are, unhappily, only too independence, member facts is at stake-the the justice if one of or ciple killed, be nation's every and unassailable. -Long stiff would of England. able haapassed in that long seen with- ethical principle fleets the WiEdOnl and the genera! sympathisers far past dispute, like those of the out a powerful nation to Prussianise two available of not form what was under being and much enduring she looks determine to the ,relations right peecenturies the Fur" by Irish movement the the assertion underlying character German reign of terror in Belanother people of nation. the killed. be side of life and ph would move, live, the spiritual Government it shall have 'full' national of tween Ireland and England of the League oF a whale. glum in 1914. One can only read plc of their clahn to "Mr. G. K. Chesterton. whose name _a been of the worst description. Eng- her confidence in the God of iusti DWYER'S PRESIDENTIAL is o household word wherever Engthe report with it kind of helpless the redress of that knowing organised, land, powerful and well . , ADDRESS. rage. A few men like Sir Hamar lish literature is appreciated, and has crushed the life out of Ire. wrongs and the reward of her inaugural who is a patriotic Englishman into Greenwood have -landed us in a thought. The State President's ttierwe and perseverance of her her robbed sand's industries, dock without a defence, before the addre. s, which fellows hereunder, the bargain, writes as follows: resources and national wealth. The delayed is as inevitable as the flat conscience of mankind: and the of was an achievement in itself. . It is ing of the day the coming "We can afford even less than or de.nut could England ',illy thing nation that in the autumn of 1914 its follows:Germany to distribute tau- foes stray was her spirft-that hes re- spring-tiMe." few of the food with one our was gather alive we for everywhere greeted reisconas applause and supreme Tumultuous of ,mained as strong "As there is a good deal generous national passions cf nthwas touch and go everywhere. ceptiou M this country regarding when Brian drove the Danes from' speaker as he resumed his seat. dern .history has been dragged by with us even when all the Alia the battlefield of Clontarf and broke impressed were the delegates a what s now taking place in Ireland, to down blunderers American and vicious a few colonies their power for all time. What has, bled' with the weighty arguments I desire, as a preliminare matter, to tralasian of the old Turkey and us as tegarded level the rightly republics some this audience before England done to remedy the Trent' ducel, wanner of expression, di: place the old Prussia." fighting against despotics. And we injustices she has practised on her lied utterance, the calm and decis statements and expressions of opinare piling up a toppling tralition Se3-Determination. _tister kingdom? She has certainly delivers-. that it was decided to ion of prominent Engli shmen, men against ourselves which will mike . 11 the state of Ireland is correctlyameliorated the harsh land laws an 1 the verbatim report of the spe who would be the last to defame . them regard us at; the last survival established old -age pensions, but in printed in pamphlet form. here-and I do not their own country, but; who believe of despotisms. Every tiny Sorth represented doing so it is Ireland that is paying and reports of words that its honour is belong the doubt During the course of the: busies to American. State will be proud Some few days ago that ensued, after many formal men that all the time. public by those now holding the reins of important these be counted amongst our enemies. have quoted-the question at once it was stated in our Press through tors were dispensed with, a s government 'Let them _now speak the be The defeat of England will the medium of a cable that out of gest,- .1 at badges be procured t for themselves:arises, what is the remedy. defence of small nations. The ' Now, as a matter of fact, there Ireland's revenue of 147.500.000 one- left It the State Council. the Unionist "Lord Denbigh. one ruin of England will be the recon- are two remedies, and only twotenth, or only f4,750.000, would be to letter leaders, says in a recent The Secretary later presented the world. The naof struction Irish. devoted to the domestic services to one is extermination of the the London Times, speaking of the statement, which shu tion we Owe will be the one oh_ which is unthinkable; the other is be authorised by the dolls' parka- rotancial forces: Black and Tan stacle to a League of Nations. The to place the Government of the Irish the total receipts to date amour) established by the meat the 19/6. The expenditure be 453 Os will to disgraced end who in Ireland will we "Men war that Partition Act. Imagine how country in the hands of the people Balance this country by the sots of robwar that will end wstr." should feel were similar treatment oinked to 1166 18/9. the unfettered right to deterwith in the secre . murder 8s 9d, 086 and bank assault, arson, bing, The balance will meted out to us. H. IV. Massinghiam, editor of mine for themselves their form of hartdswals2c.leeThdeecreidpeodrttewiasecad,ospe on perfectly innocent persons to the London Nation, in a leading rte thefIametperiaailerneealai pnaertt of retceet.formIs associated Government, and all not generally known tide on Ireland, says; an extent connected details-in other words . calculated to drive Ireland to enough to condemn these so-called number of the Council, irrespec has give the people the right of Self ref Ireland treatment "The exasperation." Since Use Act of of the officers, to 20 at least, compound parliaments? This the Determination. among place: its now taken Unionist and the war Mosley, Union, Ireland has had extracted of whom were to be ladies. Oswald during "Mr. sea ndats, and ob- word was coined European WOOLS great from her more than her due proper.' Election of Officers and member for Harrow, and a son-inservers of all counteties, seeing be- was made the catchword in America lion of taxation, amounting to the law of Earl Curzon, addressing his The election of officers and Co fore them the spec[ acle of the per- and Britain to get the acquiescence sum of £400,000,000. In the ell resulted constituents a few months; back, said follows:-Pr as of a weak. people by a of the people in the continuation of political arena even of recent years. dent. Mr. Walter Dwyer, LL the Government had attaicked Moo strong, deliver jud gment on that the war. This right was promised memory certainly well within the cent and guilty alike: vice-presidents, Messrs. M. (1 one fact believints that perreen- to the small nationalities of Europe, nf most of us here. we find her cup I P. and D. Mulcahy; treasurer, "That was not the British of such a el 'erecter cannot and granted to them after the war. of national happiness ruthlessly e... Monaghan; secretary, Mr. J. thod-it was the Prussia in method. be justified by any political diffi- NIt was promised to dreland in 1918 . _ , Lloyd dashed from her lips on several oe. Donenv: than War upon women anct children person a less Messrs. R. m by no committee: culty." would other easions. How many Home Rule Bills was never justified, and he and, like so many iceidistued on rage (.) Henry W. Nevinlson, one of the George, have Massed the Cormnous only to never cease to protest against a Governments, English of promises system of that sort, vitoich was most eminent of Eingliith joUrnalists, repudiated. was understood by , the writeii i defended in Parliametet by jrid

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THB W.A. RHOORD. SATURDAY, JULY 2. 1921

inner life, the man who sanctified of God rest in Peace." Death of Father Eugene O'Neill, C.SS.R. himself in that life hidden from the The Funeral.

Home of Good Shepherd Appeal

Father B. Fagan's Silver jubilee

world. His work lay in the sancti- To the strains of the Dead March fication of souls in the Confessional, in Saul, played by Miss Kathleen and in that capacity I feel sure that Townsend, the coffin was borne from, his influence for good was more the church to the hearse. The proOn the 24th ult.; the Very Rev, during the long years pf his priest. widespread and fruitful to the Faith cession formed up immediately, and TOUCHING OBSEQUIES. B. Fagan, V.F., the revered pastor hood was only an indication of that than the influence of many of as proceeded to Karrakatta, where a of St. Brigid's, West Perth, The Catholic people throughout ,the Very Rev. B. Fagan, V.F., on who had to go out into the atmo- large gathering assembled at the cele- glorious. tribute which awaited him braked the silver jubilee of his orciinhis.Divine_Master.would call Western Australia, particularly in his left, were accommodated on the sphere of and Aposto- graveside. All the clergy were preto Himself at; the faithful shepthe metropolitan area, have been Gospel side of the sanctuary. Very lical labours.ministerial ation to the priesthood. The happy him He was a man of na- sent, and his Grace performed the herd to tend His flocks on the eterliIV7 acquainted of the death of the Rev. Rev. Father Treacy, Rector, and the tural refinement and genuineness of last Rites. The priests' choir added event was not forgotten by his nal hills. Father Fagan was a good Father Eugene O'Neill , many friends. lay and clerical.. His, worthy Redemptorists Fathers Cagney and character, with a heart full of syn.). to the sadness of the occasion, espriest, worthy of their high which took place on Monday morn- De Courcey were present; also Very pathy for everyone in sorrow. in pecially in the harmonious passages 'brother priests gave a dinner us his and he had much Plea. ing last. Few figures in the Cathy Rev. Father Creagh, C.SS.R., Vicar sin, or in distress, and I appeal to of the "Ego Sum," when, with the honour at the Archbishop's Palace sure regard, To -morrow afternoon. at 3 p.m., in felicitating they donated him on his jubito the lic life of this State have been so of the Kimberleys. (Father Mut, you, is there anyone amongst APPeal at the Parochial Hall. Archbishop's the eve of the ocmsiqn. His lee. us light wind blowing, the beautiful Palace, an unprecedented Katherina' 01 Young Ireland Society. much deservedly revered as was the ray. C.SS.R., was absent on the gold- who ever went to him with a i olen Gregorian melody e. Grace being present. Scores of was wafted stallholders and assistants. supplementfly Father the P. kind and Lynch presence name of the deceased fields). Amongst the priests who and sorrowful heart, that did not through the air, making the scene ed by the attendance of a large host permission of Mr. Walsh, telegrams and letters of congratularegretted that of tile Young Ireland Society. tion came from all parts the function was clouded by the of friends and everyone interested, 'II president Redemptorist Father. The record attended were: Right Rev. Mon- arise comforted of the and enlightened. very solemn. J. E. Evert, a executive member of at this most important arid Mr. of 60 years as a Religious is not of- signor Bourke, Dean Kiely, Very and did not feel, as it were, the inthe Appeal controlling advertising and State, and many from the East. death of the saintly Father O'Neill. Casting their minds back Catholics anticipated special conference. Tile agenda to be publicity, ten attained. Indeed, it is only a Rev. Father Callan, O.M.I., Father fluence of the supernatural sanc- will recollect that on September was permitted to address Many valuable presents, ecclesiasti- He was glad to have the privilege 19, submitted, although of n very lergIllY approximately 120 members of the so - cal and household, to the value of of joining in the congratulations to rare accomplishment, but its those E. Moss (Adm.), P. Hayes, T. Hayes tity that revealed itself through his 1919, the late Father Eugene O'Neill. character, should, however. not occupe stew on Mounay night last, for the pur- £100 also were Father Fagan. He had met him 60 years of Father O'Neill's life, par- 0.M.L, D. Verlin, G. Griffin, J. Ne- frail frame? time in disposal so Tor fear that pose of obtaining assistance. received. C.SS.R., celebrated the Golden Jubi- much After any may have.an inkling the busiyears ago at All Hallows, and that ticularly that long period of it which ville, 0.M.I., T. alcArdle, G. O'Calla"I am glad to see so many of the lee of his Ordination to the Priest- ness will be unnecessarily prolonged, it olibiejecdiesiegoafteanhdadnebcreisesfilyty exfoprlaitnheed jthpe. At the Town Hall, North Perth, 28 through years since then he he spent in W.A., have been very Oen, R. Pace, P. Butler, J. T. Mc- Religious Orders here to -day, be- hood. He was born in the beauti- is urged that in considering each item no other hall being available, the had beenallhisthe peal, Mr. Doheny, and secretary, Mr. no friend. Amongst the undue fruitful and truly expressive of the Mahon, MA., J. Dunn. B.A., R. cause, my brethren, it is only right ful picturesque valley of Aberlow, discussion will be introdu, TT pr behalf parishioners entertained the jubil- students of his time there to hamper what the committee rave were three ideals of the religious state that O'Neill, P. Lynch, J. O'Gorman, J: that they should be present at the County Tipperary, Ireland, in 1841. ed of the el isPnrerk't°I Youngi re e Society, conveyed arian at a social. Not withstanding who stood out in view to achieve. The the most sympathetic support of the a very prominently as experhaps few after all are capable of Casey, 0.1111., J. Maloney, P. Mc- last sad obsequies of one who has At the age of 21 years he joined the be adopted will not causeprocedure inclement evening, the hall amples, this not and promised that everything the late Father Michael achieving. 'The best years of his Bride, and D. Davies-Moore. happening, and beyond re- members, 0% was devoted through life to helping and Redemptorist Order, and was or. unusual filled with friends and wellpossible would be done to bring u, a lady or gent to Dean Drayne, and Father priestly life were spent in AustraAppeal to a conclusion. The wishers. An excellent musical pro- Shea. Fathers McMahon and Dunn were strengthening religious life in our dained priest in Liverpool. England, requesting charge Of a show at the Fete. tt.e take Fagan. list president. on successful To them of the they behalf of lia, having arrived in this country cantors. The celebrant of the Mass midst, and whose loss will be very members in 1869. 4He spent his first looked for of gramme was attractions prepared, but owing to evolved for presentation the Young Ireland Society, slso ex Misand counsel in all mat as far back as May, 1883. Ile -gave was the Very Rev. Father Creagh keenly felt. I may say very little sionary labours in Inland, England will need no more of the time of those pressed in enthusiastic and most stir - the death during the day of a well- direction of difficulty, and they had nu who present themselt es at his talents and that missionary fer- C.SS.R., assisted by Father Cagney, more of Father O'Neill than ring words the unanimous opinion of known Redemptorist Father, the ters that he and Wales, and in 1883 he was cho- sultation to -morrow afternoonthe ateonreason to regret their choice. The 3 the of whole his and society, desired vour which is the fundamental and C.SS.R., deacon, and Father De was a model Religious, that he was sen by his Superiors for the distant than to accede to any request then to be Evert to advise his executive that Rev. E. O'Neill, the musical part opinion he formed of him in All Halguiding principle of the Redemptor- Courcey, C.SS.R., sub-deacon. The a true Redemptorist, that I never and important Missionary work in made. The Extive hope all will Mr. any previous efforts of a chat liable was abandoned, but nevertheless a ilows has been endorsed hear this in thin- The matters for nature by all his ist Order to the great work of_win- Rector, Father Treacy, was master came in contact with one in our Australia. would be exceeded be' his mem- pleasant evening was spent. Mr. throughout Australia. God rest the dear soul of the eonsideration hayalready been Mese berg, and guaranteed that when results M. P. Cogan presided over the gath- colleagues ning souls for God. Most of his of ceremonies. The Gregorian chant own Order or outside it who had His labours were in on weighed the his rethe balance mission in early Australian career was spent throughout the Mass was sung by a such an appreciation of the grtaideur saintly Father O'Neill. assembly It will only be necessary In clew would not be round wanting. The ering, having the rev guest of the, ra, Kookynic, and Menzies were arsettle eachnovelty ' to be installed at Appeal co of a vocation to the religious life, evening on his right. On the plattime Fair, and the whole -or the business and difficult, Of Father Fagan with the reception accorded form were a number of friends, ecand I am sure that duriAg the SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL stiu,ild not occasion more .than an hour Pleased it could be said he never trimmed represmitatiye, and look forward clesiastical and T esare about thirty ints, anal wit!I their years of our association with him lay, and HIGHGATE HILL, PERM. atnong his sails to catch applause, to the attendance or with confidence the and be of davotien less than a tew his example stimulated us. and his the Young Ireland Society's delegates them were the Revs. R. O'Neill, Ne- never set himself BOARDERS and DAY ' utes to each one, the whole of minto catch 'friends. the and members at to -morrow afternoon's ville, Lynch, Pace. life was like a living lamp of virtue paper should be dealt with in a vcrs' meeting. Dunne, Mc- Special praise SCHOLARS, due to him for enMahon, O'Gorman. and O'Callaghan, couragng and helping and faith and goodness, from which Pupils are prepared for Uuniver If:gge,t,tmenii tilizretionrtervpnd ii4; Slides. aspirants to radiated love to the Community city, Commetvial, and Musical Hz- Homo of the Good Shepherd tits , Have You seen tile projections at the and Messrs. J. Monoghan, C. Cogan, the relgious life enter the Aimee ' and to the people who came in cod amihations. should not fail to come along determinTheatre Royal, the Grand, and the Walter Dwyer, LL.B., and D. C. Per- ary of the cloister, arid he sanctuhoped For further particulars apply to ed to lend a band In this very descry - vanadium? The Executive desire to rott (hon. secretary). tact with him. Apologies he would be spared to celebrate his REV. MOTHER PRIORESS,Mg claim on their attention and gyro - thank the management for the courtesy for non-attendance were received diamond "Now, to give you au idea of what jubilee. patuy. AS referred to to the la% , extended. Tel. A3810. from his Grace, St. Alphonsus, the founder of the the Redemptorist Art Union, there Fathers R. O'S7eill, T. O'Gorman, with the organisation at such a happy Fathers, and others who were unRedemptorist Order, thought of any The urgency of returning but', for able to be persent. state of perfection and completion. the Dunne, G. O'Callaghan, DANCING Ana DEPORTMENT. of his Religious: whets writing the Mcscheme only wants now a fillip Khan to the aft union cannot' be stressed too Mahon, and k. Pace endorsed the Rule he prescribed that when a ReThe time is it by wholehearted response by corn- much its these notes. Addressing the gathering, Mr. M. remarks of Fathers Neville ing to the hall at three o'clock to- drawing nigh for the Fair. and It Is P. Cogan said: Rev. and demptorist Flither or Brother died MISS MERCIA SCOTT, Fathers, ladies dLryenssechs.in brief congratulatory adimperatively rec. essary that they are morrow afternoon. in religion, that day was to be celeTeacher of Latest Ballroom and sent in as qtdricly as practicable to and gentlemen: To -night we meet to dresses. geoistles and Sodalitiee. brated as a day not of mingled sots Fancy Dancing, The winning numbers honour one who by his exemplary headquarters. Mr. Joe Monoghan, an old Coolwill be on the decided last night of life has won our love and Representatives from row. but that it was to,be a recreaHas Resumed Tuition. society admira- gardieite, who and sodality should not beeach absent from the Fete. had a 20-years' friendtion day. So certain was he of the tion. Twenty-one years of a warns ship the meeting to -morrow. 1111.A.C.O.11 A lot of litwith the jubiliarian, paid Private Lessons by Appointment. salvation of any soul of his Religious tie things are awaiting their time, end a at ;Malachi's branch is at present and consistent friendship are a true splendid tribute If someone from each makes a point considering to his zealous work Private Address: "Abbotsford," who retained the Spirit to the end a to project test augment the of a man's sterling worth, and on the of coming to the hall for the purpose Netts required for the Home Goldfields, and although the of the that is the period of time and worked according to the idea 110 Aberdeen -street, Perth. desired she or he will be according !flood Shepherd Appeal At the lime over glory of Menzies and Coolgardie had of that he sketched out for them, so Tel. A4787. support. 'writing this par. nothing definite Is which my friendship as well as that departed, the monuments certain was he of the salvation of of his Model. known, but there is every probability of my wife and many others of you priestly labours remained a golden that one that he ordered his childA Van or the "Wcstralia Fair,- wills of soinetnintr eventuating as the result here present with our guest, Father memory of his service. As Cathoalso a model of the large Fete. wilt be or their efforts. When they take a Fagan, ren in every land and until NM L O'CONNOR. A.T.C.L, the extends. During on many thing the of on view are at the Ilibernians capable of meeting to lics they all knew of the bond of Will end of time to celebrate it not by 45 Cleaver -street, West Perth. stallholders get an 1+a -morrow. In their mind arranging. a stunt of very large magni the earlier years of that time he and union between priests Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Pipe and people, tears, but .by having recreation in Just where they would like to take up tide, and one which is prodtietive of I were in daily contact, and at least and the reason Organ, and Harmony. Terms on their stand? was that the priest the Community. This question must be much oront and satisfaction to pat- in our relationship the old application. miss O'Connor is preaphorism, rons of any entertainment they organdetermined at was once. always but with there his should people, whether pared to take pupils for the Pipe "As one lives so. shall he die.. If "familiarity breech; contempt," did in joy or sorrow. be no difficulty to this, because to give ise. Organ. Tel. A2946. Catholics honourwe measure Father O'Neill's life, equal claims to the best places the Country Districts. not apply. The closer I came in ed and lovedladies In charge will have the means their priests _because surely we can have no doubt in (ter The kimmittee are aware that their contact with Father Fagan the at disposal of drawing for locations Invitation of the sacrifices they make. Often in assist In tile Appeal has minds but that his death has been and points of vantage that will give not been to Ignored by their friends clearer was revealed his many via the lonely way back places they precious in the sight of the Lord. them the best i/ soon discovered that be- went long opportunities for without the metropolitan area, where- tues. distances, and sustained proclaiming their wares, that he is already enjoying the re. in most of the enthusiasm now prevail- neath that stern and apparently unand in their not been restricted through ine ing is centred, but some news of their many privations to succour the sick wards of his holy labours. He was bending exterior there lay a heart and dying. en mice or su ot ap- doings would be welcome atall times, of BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, con Their lives are built of amongst us recently. I cannot hell) 309-11 pronrialte or out or gold, and Subsequent years have sacrifice, and because gtititg desire and the Executive Is Just wondering LITTLE COLLINS-STREW, or Intention. their fidellingering on this-that he comforted whether they soon will be able to confirmed in every way the impres- ity to God and their people Catlin. make allusion in a brief par. that Fr, sions of those early years. MELBOURNE. most of you over and over again by Doll Competition. Some lieswere proud of their priests. if mantle Northam. the Fields, and other writer has listening to your sorrowing talc with "Some Ethical Aspects of the Social said that "Chary ter parts, circularised a month or Readers are asked not to be backs there is anything to inspire Question: snygessionsi for that sympathy that characterised in sending In tey Rev. NV. McDonald, D.D. Priests." Tne hint In the, two ago, are engaged on a scheme that like porcelain-it must be painted courage them to fight on to and enPrice ward notes last week has not borne wilt bring in some cash. victory him, and hence I feel sure, as ',laid s 10/6 post tree, before it is glazed. fruit, There can be the good fight, it is the self-sacrifice but It is h that the mention tills before, that his loss in one way will The Ecclesiastical Year: Contempt*. week will ped no change once it is burnt in " In of their priests. Plain and Fancy Dress Ball. ve caused some concern. Hong on Its Seasons and Feasts." be more keenly felt by a wider sirFather Fagan's case good father that be ore this journal J. Rickaby, S.J. reach Price ant? Messrs. Remember the 7111. July, the even- and mother moulder a ed the post a few parcels at has C. C'.ogan, Walde of people in this State than the ..Emcnioyn 17/- post free. least etill his early plas- ter Dwyer,Henderson, will be devoted to the and others of the laity In the Spiritual Life." By hare Moen deepatched to headquarters. ing of which loss of any of his confreres present Children's Plain and Fancy Dress Ball tic mind to a good model. His col- also spoke. Sr. ea Cecilia. Price 9/6 tree. post Mr. Dwyer, in or past would have been. e at the Town hall, Perth. the Everybody lege masters painted the model by course "sermons and Notes of Sermons." By of a fine tribute to Father be looking forward to this, and Rev. J. Dudley Ryder. noCim"Zions reeely- should to it the rich elements of Price ed. shit there"arePunimo "We therefore have come to say arranging to put In appearance at applying committee would be glad 9/- post free. If now a good Irish college education, and Fagan, said, "The greatest thing this a special night of prayer frolic and sOmebodt run. would around get the coffin of him !ThetatehyollmStuterig.e"8/138yp Revost .free:I idea is too Interested. The To accord patronage on every that be said of a priest is that TUE LATE FATHER O'NEILIT, C.SS-R. occasion the fierce fire in the shape of the he has good to let drop. If it were whom we believe to be a saint- We "The hard, practical work in the West be said done his duty. That could Human Soul and Its Relation with known hew valuable ft Is, the delay Ins objective, and it have come out of kind remembrance in New South Wales, but in _Ianforwarding a name would not be so readers will not ter- Australian .of Father Fagan, Other Spirits." By Rev. A. Vonier, whose Mission choir ogretthtois glazed of priests, viz., Fathers the whole works are more lasting bseorttheIrse pronounced as It Is now, Price 9/6 wiry, 1901, Father O'Neill came to Mc- of that gentle and genial soul that than brass-" great deal. You would be astonished to a rich and rare tone. Mahon, Dunn, Butler, 'Pace Many of the ilettent Concert at His Majesty's. Western. Australia, and ever since O'Callaghan. and was like a lamb among us so long. "Dante, at the amount of effort that is being us know him as a wise counsellor. A rousing World." By J. greeting T. Slattery, was Ph.D. given to The Mass concluded We have come to think of that fly courtesy of Messrs. Ben and T. exercised in making this outing a co had been a faithful friend and ad- his Grace Price He possesses the quality of analys- Father Fagan when he rose to reArchbishop Chine recited grand old life, so beautiful, so pure. Married"C Women." By Fuller. the benefit concert at Ms Ma viser and consoler of priests, reliing a case, and' on it giving good plyAddressing the gathering, he Rev. R. Kuehnel. i'-lee, 12/6, post jetsty's Theatre last Sunday evening last prayers and absolutions and so saintly; we have come that gious, and people alike. He was of the was our said: primarily nee. sound advice, and many non-CathoThe previous speakers have possible, and certainly uttered a touching discourse on the hearts might be warmed in God's ill the kindliest of men, and a devout life Parochialsri Course of Doctrinal In- made a circumstance and a given nnancial ones for the night, and religious zeal of the success only by the ministry, and that we,too, might be "?' secure your tickets lics can support me in this state- ledge, me credit for so much know)5 excellent and holy priest. including law, that I should If he had not found his voby Rev, C. J. ...than and Rev. J. A. gratrame submitted and organiseara- earls-. don't leave them till the last ment. priest in the following words: late stirred up in our respective spheres Archbishop Clune's panegyric at Mr. Reg. Carey, of the J. C. William- minute, and so arrange to grace the cation in the service of God I indeed be a very eminent McHugh, O.P." Free, Ili/ by the memory of his life. There "Cardinal son popular "Irene" Company, Archbishop proceedings by your presence, and he would have made a gobd think traverse all that has been lawyer to the Requiem Mass was a true record Clone's panegyric, .said. My lawyer. is only one thing in this world mebeen instrumental in givingwehrin- bring along a couple of friends. epar=er Iegrrn r"dargiiiii has and Once again we are called to 's the deceased priest's activities zans such joyful presentations be oat compensated for the in- Father Fagan's priictical work as a few words in reply will be -more in Gibbons." Price 30/-. of - will over Ms long span of years, and the gether in the bond and in the cessary,' and one thing to care "Westminster freest ycu take in this splendid dis- pallor we can observe around' us. the form of a vote of thanks to my cethedral and Its erehi- cal comedies at Perth's principal must playabout play. and voice that is house of teat." to live in she By W de L'Hopltal. Mesdames W. Mitchell and T. Charity to assist at the many friends here and eleewhere for Archbishop's touching tribute could Two grammetitilil quite recently. The vois. il. Stoney are in control, and arm' pleas - The fine school recently erected in grace 'of God and die in God's peace itemised in the last issueproof ed not have been better directed than Requiem of one of our Dio West Perth speaks volumes for his their kindness on this occasion. Unt4/4... 160 *illustrations. Price this paperas gave with the complexion of things. more than satisfaction and glory, til Friday last I was unaware that tal the large when he referred to Father O'Neill's priests, and to join together inees'an effort ear in the cause of which education, and Midland. Paltheeeet on the emit. test to assist the Apnea!, prayer for the eternal repose "In conclusion, my dear brethren, I was to be honoured by capacity for affording consolation nest NORTH PERTH MOTOR my friends The present cold nights inevitably this is only one-though a big one- of and the artists who contributed were the laity, and the presentation of and spiritual relief to the multi- of his soul. We have come to as- I desire on behalf of the Redernpof many works he GARAGE. has mere performed in than pleased with way in th'ekeiti. taimilesincalnidn'ito ptoassretmheaintimiendh°a°pr! this respect. at the obsequies of one whom torist Community to thank those ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. tudes who weekly sought his coup- sist which they were received, the He was instrumental this evening is a surprise to me. and the prepity most of and with us here present knew -and who made the end of his life Telephones, 81937 and A4596. sence of such a large and appreciative absence of gloom caused in building a fine Convent in Men. Apart from the cheque, I am eel in the Conf4ssional, to which," nso glad CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND NIGHT. attendance. ssotnnipppincgomartorbtomaent, who knew him revered No exception Could he deed, it is not too much to say all for happy, and you attending here in Cream Cars for Weddings. one evening at least which should zies, where I first knew him, and of being amongst old friends, SMIle taken to any of the awns. for his sanctity-and to whom him every be of 20 years' standing, and my cleriafford that the deceased was virtually con- us many most of such numbers. I wish to thank the IthC:arm'sitiht of submission was of more than the early pupils there are high the attraction 10 be shortly bead to-day giving their All Kinds of Latest Footwear at standard and to those who secreted. Of late years he practi- for have come one time or another large number of priests and religious theFor had pre- by lives to God in cal friends of a much longer period, lowest Prices. the Midland Town Hall. The Wsrawitnessed either pieces at cally spent his life in the Confessions tion. spiritual counsel and console- and people who have come here to rent Rates, Petronise Repairs at Cur - viously tali Dance on the 19th Inst. should the form of good Sisters teaching Mid what is especially pleasing to contained In the repertoireof oftheHits oriI have me this evninig is that I nave retainshow known him their make hearts at and for glad the sympathy training trinal coterie of stars, of course, jour. al, and no one but the great Gee thirty over opportunity in the present young and to say a BEN JONES able to psi iii n Mehl. eithough eration of our country- Others genneyed along not a bit disturbed the friendship of all. Nearly 25 knows the conversions and repent- that years. For some years of little prayer for his soul. I wish to as to being are ed 310-12 WILLIAM -ST.. PERTH. a little cult of town, to meet in conthey would time see. I was First thank closely night,. you all winning, on -or have won, their way in. years ago I came to this State. After sek associated behalf of the eases his kindly advice and genera With hins as might have had doubt, hot that this verse, 31111 for yeses to comport thetn"WESTEALIA FAIR." his junior confrere in munity, and 1 think that I amcointhe commercial world, and in other my ordination at All Hallows cm the (minty allayed and diepellel was *elves in conviviality of this kind. . s consolation have surely brought the early endays of our residence here dorsing the feelings of the Fathers soon seen by the applause greetwalks of life, and all are proud of 24th, June, 1896, I arrived in AlSubscription Lists. bout. There are few instance% in Highgate and Mg the efforts put forth by the M. J. O'KEEFE the Monastery, and Brothers here when I say one Butcher, Tile Executive again remind hich will compare with those their early pastor and of their teach- bany on October 8th. of the same Father Later on I was at co/Mans 246 which go snontaneoielv came who have Carr-st, Leescieviiie, again sorrow is received lists to ers, the good Nuns, and are the bet- year. The West was not then the turned into joy by toe associated to the assistance of the Executive to do subscription s'Neill's coasecration of his whole with him in a all in their power to secure dona- ter for the good moral help In the cause engaging the nous, tr.'s' noTia gstiptli: a': l'Boerekf. aLnadknikeptmtini grounding comfortably settled place that it is 'rig and zeal to the Confessional. the same house,different office, but its life of the holy Re4amptorist no matter how small they treir (roodsv. joint organising we Al and were committee, Meat I who am privileged now they sure received in their youth. Some to -day, and the work of the priests to live with. nit behalf or the Appeal, as it meet that eligious and people will conse- I am only voicing Cool Storage on Premises. Tel. A3297. have very great pleasure in extendine be. the experience of -realised that to raise tienoo needs of our priests found their vocation in the way back mission was spread the heartiest and very best thank.: for be "May his soul and the souls of the uently be losers by his certain gait) the Fathers, no small effort on the part of the comover a wide area. There were then and Brothers who lived faithful departed through Look _Ens ,,me mist according support. For such splen- !Wiwi., f Heaven. who are leaving no stone un- through his kindly advice, and I only 21 socular will him in Religion, the Mercy --i-ofie-Ta.-§fii-fiess-iiiteio'n-itiejidid arrangements as obtained, the com- turned to gain priests in the State. when say For many months, for the past that during their objective. They know of at least one Nun who is to- and cline- is Indebted to Mr. Reg Carey, his for span there are that many in. and therefore of again a appeal day tower of religious to strength in one of life readers the beautiful spirit manifested on melt to do ail they ouple of years in fact, anxiety has he was the model possibly can to assist the our great nursing orders, whose life around Perth to -day. of a perfect roll an The condioccasion. Mr. Bob en the lot of the Redemptorist gious, and one would WilliamAppeal. son, too, local was directed to the great cause she tions were hard, but to an Irish representative Donations Received. ommunity in regard to Father to meet or live with be privileged of the "Firm," 11814 earned nest the there were him. many by his espoused kindly interest and P. compensaMr. P. undying 'Neill's health, which was visibly !tonally, gratitude I of the Appeal orCartiarvon, i Mr, O'Neill lived, as Father Fagan is no flat- lions, and among them this event gantsation for the great bell, he el, T J Rawlings, Perth e1 1s; House advice. :t declining. Although a difficult you"The latetoFather to -night,. and this gathering brings a ripe and fruitful old tended. particularly in permitting Iles Staff or Ills Majesty's- Theatre -Messrs. terer. Ile speaks his mind-unPaIatter to get the venerable priest age, know, company to perform, and to Me. r.ar- E. Cook. 7s: it. Pidcock, 7s; A Tiond. stable it may sometimes be-but consolation and joy to me, because and of those 80 years he spent . take to his bed, the time came 011 this lisle, on behalf of Messrs. Ben and J. 7s; F. Petri, sts 3d; H. Petri, 6s 3d; H. earth, had spent close on Fuller, 'In giving the theatre free, The Robertson. W. Anderson; I. Mann, Is when one understands his direct of the kindness and gratitude which most frequently when his frame 60 wearing theheRedemptorist 'GE; ,,WytintlakOz, Executive is. also indebted to Mr. Mazo, seodlo;m8H.n.Auodsl3edy: trohrruhsitss, himIntohuermfamore. it implies,I am pleased to have Habit. .... as too weak to move, but with the It is a wonderful of Ms Majesty's Fruit A. Solomon, `ere with me to-night old college opposite 7s; 't. privilege and a outspokenness. In the theatre for allowingShop, .o to speak) enforced retirement, rare one in Keane. 10s; sly for the night W. Wardle. Ins 3d; an Order a where circle he is warm sales, friend, and I mates and back country well-ivishvery and Is. Many of our gallant A.I.F. men Messrs Nichelsorls. Ltd., the Politer, Total et frs. Staff, Rose s strength each time sufficiently few live to a ripe My returned home committee also wish to thank for the Hotel, !Sunbury. Le Os. twenty-five years have sincerely hope he may be spared to feeling fit and well. Though perated, and he was abolat I suppose, hard old age, through, privilege extended In permitting the associated with York, Guildcelebrate his golden jubilee, and that by privations box plan gratis, expressing pleasure in aim. At length, several weeks It is a rare thing missionary labour. and' nerve-racking experiencesworn to find one living some of the Cogans will have the ford, Coollgardie, Menzies, Victoria doing so, of and in active remitting service, the SOME' charge LOOK o, it was found necessary to re- so long and LIKE. SOME SMELL LW:. they landed back in Aussie Park, and the last decade com letof one guinea usually made, which retaining one's facultiee honourtocongratulate him as we ed NONE TASTE LIKE UNION BUR. saying "I'm feeling ove Father O'Neill to the hospita- and one's capacity in 'Mist Perth is, I think, a fairly fit." Buoyed up by the are doing to-night. In conclusion, for work up to St. John of God, where for those the end. Yet we come beneficial sea voyam good rectord. This cheque you have he asked and Father Fagan to here accept a expectancy this of the welcome home, they DID weeks the most tender care and' morning to pray for the soul given me is supposed to be expend cheque from the parishioners for feel " in good nick." -. tient nursing of the Sisters were who wore the Redemptorist of one ed on myself ; but unless his Grace 1 £150. (Applause.) Habit towed upon him. His final for nearly 60 years; who worked all can make it possible for me to do Father Neville, O.M.I., who knew But now, ss. however, set in, and, despite that time for God's glory the re -action ! it might be wiser to devote it Insurance Company, Limited. and his nerves, insomnia, Father Fagan for several years, so, ..t skilful treatment, the saintly own sanctification; who never despondency, and similar Weak some other purpose. tIn this gees. SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACI-STREET, PERTH. ailmentscongratulated him on having at to gave his -soul to God, dying of the work that he willingly tired tion his Glrace the Archbishop will the aftermath of harrowing took tamed his He sacertlotal jubilee. .bly at six o'clock on the up early in life; who never a determining factor. In con FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, iences "Over There." Are you experonce knew of his many good works in be a sufning of Monday, June 27th. In looked back with elusion, the chairman and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST but who ferer? If so, test the nourishing, Menzies and Coolgardie in the early (Mr. M. he P. thanked torah), the last Moments Father O'Neill was rejoiced in the fact regret, that he was CURRENT RATES of the Goldfields. calming influence of CLEMENTS Much of (Mr. D. C. E MIDWOOD, Manager. ended by Father Cagney, who of all a Religious, who prized first Perrott), and all whohis thedays glamour of had de these places TONIC, a caned all through the night near religious vocation, who the thirty years' old Austworked and contributed to shoe gave that parted, but the memory of Father ralian medicine that hundreds so much honour on his jubilee, sick bed. example to all in religious life that Of Fagan remained, and was treasured. him of he hoped from time to time in The Regteem. so many of us needed-the example "diggers" recommend, lie wasn't one who believed in wait- and the olemn Office for the Dead was of perfect observance of the Holy future they would offer a little ing until a man was in his coffin to prayer g, and Solemn Requiem Mass Rule. that he might fight the, good Another example that he Buy a bottle of CLEMENTS TONIC publish his praises. The life of a fight, finish are thrills of delight on the bal. celebrated There in the Monastery gave all of us was that through him his course, and keep the now ; probably there's a "digger'' you priest is a difficult one, and he needs Faith. (Great masque night. rch, North Perth, on Tuesday we learned to prize what a grand applause.) 'Mid the whirl of "a pace that kills" the encouraging words of his friends. know who is not feeling quite as Mg at halfpast nine. At .the and great gift it was to be called All"the- beau -monde" is there a-laRefreshments were handed round, In Father Fagan they had a good well as he should be. Also you may of the aisle, a beautifully finish. into Religion to work in the mode-riguer. and the good Resample of the faithful Soggarth scesgarth's right hand With limousines, and lorgnettes. need a restorative medicine during and silver -mounted massive jar- demptorist Order. Aroon, and he was glad.to join with was surely very sore next morning frills. casket containing the mortal rethese trying days of "Now, my dear brethren, you have Dames grandee deconetes and dudes them in wishing long life to their with all the hand shakes mixed with business and ins of the departed belbved known Father O'Neill intimately debonair, domestic worry. revered priestThe tribute they heart shakes given him during the And chaperones suave and denture; rested. Upon it were a cha- here in this Monastery Church; vow were paying to his zeal and devotion evening. Ad multos annos. Where debutantes fair, with a Vere-de. significant of sacredotal office, have heard 'him preach frequently Vere air the deceased's biretta. from this altar, and you have been Sip their Woods' Great Peppermint CLEMENTS TONIC is sold in every Cure. e church was crowded, and witnesses of his sanctity and of his town and city throughout Australia. angst the congregation were re- zeal for souls in the way that God .entatives of the various Orderi called on him to work. He was Ill7BIA00. SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE A0003010DATION. uns and Christian Brothers. The never a robust man, Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway Rfk Stations, t pews were occupied by a very he had not at any timeconsequently For Children's Hacking Cough, to go Patients may Select their own Medical Advisees. out e number of clergy of the Arch- so much into the atmosphere lartower TERMS MODERATE. PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. WOODS' GREAT ese, whilst his Grace, accom. Apostolic Missionary as othersof the CURE PEPPERMINT !!Ststs OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. of For Terms Apply to ied by the Right Rev. Monsig- his confreres had to do, but he Rev. Mother. Verling. on his right, and essentially the saintly priest of was The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at the Lt. MENTS TONIC LTD., ROZELLE. N.S.W. Kalgoorlie. idratiesLasseassisae.aseellillilla

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for C.Y.M.S. from the wing. fOnnil the to, rallies! C Itc. then eithaferit. termini., ;eel bunea-and :eided two majors. from NteAuliffe see: it was nTHIRD ANNUAL PRESENTA it IL Wei.' to their score. surprised all be al adding wouldn't TION BALL. that said this about teal to lilt the his' 1.est thus The qua -- girl and not a boysucial el ening The a further minor to C.II C. goat in favour of the 1341 Weticti.,las's AT was undoubtedly elided n.1 to bro.. Programme supplied setiool and Successful Result Grammar Put Bre.lia.nt The A been r,1 leg, onri 11111, or tie teed that ha-theyetcrowd was na,rnrrl the Anticipated. 01, ill our mom, and irmse serllrevl front who The soetal ,rmii t1,11...t1 evenly all that enuld to the The prevailing topic ul conver,.,aThe rest of the term was very minors eoutinItte- is deeply indebted contested, C B.C. scoring three so good as 10 obligea tional interest in the Metropolitan scores, :1 it artists II mi, I wire oldie to their opponents' two. number,. with their arluus Area for the past tell days has been to 2.8. in favour of Christians. took the number ot Ilia young ladies to whom in are monies.. or the the Presentation Convent Boll After a short rest tile teams prey- we are so indolited Yuurg Ladies' Club, Monday night next.. (11s- "WATTLE.", gunnel for the third term, which most Ilightrate cateollc items contributed by Cottesloe on ed to be the most exciting and game. houses omisthe With Al, and in many commercial Work se II slot week's portion of the that Saturday's Results. the pee tous Calico ' NIGHTDRESSES. nee I, owned chiles orchestra ..1.adies' The blackboard dia- eagerly contested by Ladies* eaturai merino SPENCERS, principally to nti. erseraiiiins de- sions rectifliel. was opened and colt- has been temporarily disorganised snout,' The play was confined trimmed with self frills. open fronts. East FrenianIle, 13.5 (83 points. in long sleeves, in W. and 0.5. sizes; grams of coach Chris Slattery Both hack lines proved the 10.9 the employees in their endeavours to the wings Fremantle, It is remarkable the talent al I)' acting splendid value; usual price, 6/11. good feated South ehelii 4/11; esand 3/11 prices, usual being these C.R.C.. roc leave a deep illlheeSSI011 =molest Hornity, solid. di -covered fur the ball, S pecial Price, 4/11. points). for straight rat: is the bill of fare. very Special Pelee, 2/9. value. nne noth geal-keeeers !ha. ha, Dean and we are haired left arrange suitable parties perially Methane and already nine parties have been East Perth, 8.12 (et, laoilltS), defeatworth Monte, prole,' their sterling doing Ladies' Warm White Flannelette I, already. when it erillte, very solid well beliiii SECONDARY SCHOOLS' FOOTBALL. In Ladles' Fleecy Ribbed Before the first ed sublaco. 6.8 (41 Points). Good a concert arranged in Perth. the red and blacks NIGHTDRESSES, trimmed with self for or furnishing (78 polut 12.8 the 10 deSchool, brilliantly tesleeves. In W. and 01. %MISTS, s Guildford Grammar work. while Foram.): saved frills, open fronts long sleeves. rood West Perth. 15.13 (103 points), rhe previous evesine or waltz is played at 8 p.m. on Monday Brothers' room, for Guildford His ereseeimeis good quality;usual price, 6/6. sizes; our lit price, 12/6. mem:Inns usual feated Perth, 10,9 (69 points) Points). Defeated Christian several quality; on heavy eonducted desrristion been us. College, 9,14 (68 points). from the night many more will have S pecial Pelee, 4/S. molt marking was a Wattle, or ,V11.4. Special Price, 7/11. obtained most of Its talent League Fixtures for To -day. Never before has such The scores for earl, team some oreltestra and milli, but completed. at ''his game was 1110,11 1111 1!1' vietorei Park A Baronet' in Lades' Creme Witicey'2.11141. tilt. East Fremantle v. NVest Perin. hr.' 14,41 by a hlilloe 01101 k Ground oil e.,, must ,ie If, for the social evening enthusiasm obtained in connection COMBINATIONS, Calico some with Ladies' NIGHTDRESSES, ette leadine: t essis still talent Fremantle. Christians more interesting nuts! 3,7 In 1.3, with Sa- If Was a Joly -271II we canned Mat Quite ae. with a social function of the nature neck, trimmed with self frills, good quality. *quart' necks, others round like a issue was South Frentatitie v eublace, at The last 11511 I'lee hest looked own members. throughout. and the ultitnate long usual peke, eS 11. ..SPolal Price. if and trimmed with self frills, They af- amongst nor l:Atte° Guildford for the last. thing to good In aid or Sore that of this ball, and it is doubtful have almost e. we doubt lit at W price, 4/11. elitentelly usual sleeves. wonderful value; the Fnliti Peens v East Perth, on any of it will be again possible to -create t:Wird brilliantly. and but forthe 15/6. Special Price. 9/11. The fle,t term was in favour in Chrisfinal has not yet been displayed Cogan and tioridie Loading Goal -Getters. manifested for this cc. pewrraMtnen. The good work of neyisuit fee. play ormight tians. Ladies' Cutlou Stockinette BLOoeGood Value in Ladies' Creme Fleecy have told a different tale ourThr ,-oodoet.,1 by the- the interest plenty scores romo.tiboo slick. Campbell (SY., hie lowing gave tie forwards Time passes very quickly the casion. on Fri MIS. elastic at waist and knee. in form') Conlin BLOOMERS, elastic at waist Mr ruck. from `gaiety Liently, at centre Mile and Lane, sutra. Literary and Debating Evans (I'.) ,oler chances. with marensaxe,epiole, and white flue quality; Then been Idea soft quality; English !we, and but the committee have gnat sneak. for fomented. work C It. C. recorded flay it' ening was. unrertimately, ware, eeleeefe Millen Spacial Price, 7/ 11. :10Veruatudnarice, 11. make; usual price, 91 . Special football meeting, list pace with' the result wing, were others good forward Hidetrip (Ey.. Lloyd on the +Oro 4/11, Avain of the 16,1--olf red by aMacaulay's Euloaw of the Ca- nblei to keep -Price, 1/11. i aiding the three °Well, 'that ShOWIel to aWatitage to by that when the doors are opened an jostler an4 reindrose secured and passel! In their IlleleS, done Christ wa, I1 for Church goals 11.0 Melte for quarter Gallagher lwhoag succeeded tit calling and at the conclusion unprecedented display of brilliance, be Kennedy I were Wimbridife (W.P.) .. 13 COUNTRY ORDERS. lass part or the the compeillors, pronouuirc,,lit.liiiry.F. beauty, refinement, and who vt,, delicacy 11 legs. rather Menaltie., Boylson. while Madoeli. Speedy (W.P.) It Is tame was in favour of the red as winner We gualatitei complete satisfaction Milt all Mail Orders. i or the Guildford Within. cffveliv To attempt to most regisand taken will meet the eye. scrimmage Clubs. in a of the ' Position Italy sertirerl or this nature arehynot only goal. eveats GinieVord's Cita secured the day. for maof 'the the major detailed description a give tered his second enthusiasm Guicilford side to do W-.1111 W., P. W . I,. D. Pts.For Ag. awl ill with greatermember:. but this Is a comprehensive operations required In-, (to the Moine, O'Counor seenrcil There Is 4:10 309 (indite 7 jority or cie for the propaganda \Vans, Brown. and t.etch. E. Fremantle 8 coolpassed to the half -fin -ward, 210 437 ios change over the ,eforet. Wel', elms; was some East Perth . s play there, for greet opeitine memeera td successfully finalise the arrangeheavy new yen 4ett induce 418 18 nd I to liy 3 petits); llee'ller,l. 4 (e3 e 3 g last itiliiiitutgese West Perth thell1.4111, 10 th ese ments incident to a ball of the meg about 11 mlnutee, but C R.C. et le 509 poi trans. 5 3 8 (,) point's). S. Fremantle Just as and ow Ili intearest of the Presentation Convent seetirilt and registered a miner. 10 127 Si) 5 2 . Immediately tee sixotel terni cote. Subiaeo 111.. ronrndlre tiitude wjeil the Lell 31111011lieeil $ 469 533 Last Thursday need's Sts4, ntenced eiteliifore emunieweel suit Perth . . . s 1 6 red the 10 possible Ball would occupy too much time bo a high,: sweseefe: over, leashes to was attended by the nut meeting* balled saturdae'e I 2,31.1 last In 40 but it is sufficient to spite of and space, .1 point ',eine lo,el 1101'. mask: by i rugs^ Detailed report:, held over OWilllr to attack. said ',midi t WOIllilltf thirteen -who Meir A great dillies! that many important factors and matches reluctantlyspace. gnats before their point In on four attend rattled lint they great pressure on Beall Shim. lortutt- a !most unlimited suggestions are could cLeck tile111. 'Ie al or bo,ou., CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' COLLEGE retett new De- opponents JUNIOR FOOTBALL. log the electimi of payment East Fremantle, 13.8 (83 Points). all 111tereal ol quiet plaseserristiet, that of several presented, each:requiring a measure for taliated to inuce the same fashion feated South Fremantle, 10.0 (89 cumpetition in con, anti the passing tueirr.age The to ask the of serious consideration in order itiseee.ine decided was it points). 11811 done, their opoote.nts Schools is eremites Seecaslary the 1,1 111 ',wnecteM arrasesements that the most practical tit make to Time 2 may be too seascie their score by has four serial seitenlItis C.II.C. wAo. told, null oell syllabus Tile meeting of the Les., the in ti; 3.1 class ex- ing this term was 4 T So far for the carrying nut of it, honour utilised for the social comfort of teams was productive of a first Joric,s, lee,S, and Mal - teeies upholding resulted in a yietory item on Wednesday. 29th. 111:1--41:e replay Was ea- of Grain:evil. c.ien mate,' has tinfortirnatelr. patrons. Of course the financial hibition of football.,andThe 501111.11 we are, 1111 4.13, Ir. loch y ere Gziediard's prominent and it oas port 13" teem 'gimlet' The rning throughout. old Easts drew away effective men, while Courbutiles for the College this issue ill making not guarded. but issjealously from years aspect ha! riC1:111 1011 debarred J. At, 11100N. and Byan BUY AT night M. Cogan (rapt.). the last term that the mete, Boole n. teel Burnett were the with -captain) 0ili winir Wieleesday ictory to re- and for 111,1 the least detriment of the -former. been Ille gift evening and a very senhas one from their opponents, makitur (vice SeLle.qt Christakeollo Plane between the to it same best of the (:hristians Clete To accomplish this result the ex- sible -and popular innovation port. Their Meeting with Seoteii IlColgame safe. 5 c. atilt/Ft...eh:lir. Catholic Young Ladies' St. ViliCPDVII Fremantle: tians. 6.7 t43 points); proved. .ro give the a victory foe in and Be Literary The teams were: lege.resolted own of the out. Whose Bullmore, (.11 points). and members of on the all-intoprtant perience and qualifications VOUIllittlig Home a helping hand lalesTruscott (eapt.) Carlson. stray- the scores being 5 goals 6 points to After tile resemptirin Talbot, Strang. Ingham and Chamberlain "171trier I I" team. ItehatIng Snidely. Women Enter Pub. committee are put into practical (Wee`, C tenor's, Ricont.Ion, Lowe. 1.glinuld ing v...rv finely. grin...led De lead from goal 3 'mint.. The or Gallagher, the at sulkiest of functions ...inducted Spenour 1,. and to Rawlimson, (rapt.) possitle is thus it Smith. U, Mestiliffe operatibn and the affirmative being taken Brown. Can - their olliemente Christians opened tip with hy the recently. MeGuiness. Mudie, Clark. i` by tee present a genuine and stable func- leedervIlle 'tote', cer (viee-rapt.), lias two s11turles to lie life?" South Fremantle: the scorner with a couple of rolnors, the ladles and the ilegalive wee this is by 111/ means the first .re linen'. and Burn.. el' Its credit. The oppotente were C E.0 S. by An 1111 oaten, has been tamster! Gunnyon. Sunderland, but when the ball was in front.1 free tion' to patrons. reshot (111 with'''. these ladies have figrmr the former melt. ("ain ,etireS The supand their Moue received m brims 'Hendrick, Malloch goal Christian's Bateman, .coot,, and It proved I From our correspondenti. ;coals to the ladies expect ured In fills Hicks. Lute)'. Tuxtord. and 7 points to light-hearted of goals Scores 7 herele Were Correspondent). "-Chalfollowed match Our invitation (From was Giles. This a goal. a elinilse hpoted With the a4porters, ind unqualified success. Campbell (2)_, Cal- and and for the latter. 11 A.nals I Catholic pub- tant dancing enthusiasts will be au GIRLS' ORCHESTRAL cum. shortly by a similar score by Cook. of 4 points: vrut each guest the gifts accumumers. Adamg. White, llama:ins, The by extended to the general goals 2 points Bazaar entertainments in ait4' of the term 'Agee:: points to Guildford. l.ater along to hear what IR the moving in the direction of Cottes- lated sulks, booties, shoes, and all In 0 low (2). Maki,. The above held Its weekly Meeting 15" -tram, led by It. !toiletry. lic .'l'iter :continue liquidation decision on tela particudebt for Christians. and Bolton for Guild. Parish the necessary when a vote of thanks was First Quarter. a Most, items to Monday, traludieltor's with so apparet, last -tape; night (vice Monday' In on Lambert Hal( The (cape). and \V Should the verdict go the loe ford legistered maximum scores little ones were there lit plenty. to be very successful, and it is an- passrd te. Miss M. Murray, who has re for lar eyettleg. favour. East Fremantle. 5.1 (31(22Ms, Both sides has defeated S.0 twlre, the scores imeouluedly quick, Impatient step, and you IrePlay had been very feet. and 111,, Home should materially benefit. ticipated that before the year is out Signed her pOsItIon as secretary, owing rar). 7froals le points the ladles' would we so so*th Fremantle. 3.1 satisfied, throng be snowed freed combined work. hint the first match !jean(' the happy not be one of for other spheres to follow should The passing hours were wiled away to leaving men will second 13 goals to -using a vulgar ex- in the queue. Guildford's marking was superior 10 to 9 points, and the lammed Quarter. and' a a substantial amount will be raised. till her musical studies. Miss M. Tully 01111 MUSIC, song, and story, fills team advise the ladies their mob. as more than Scores: Guildford Points to 4 goals 9 points. that of Christians entertainJuly for holds the secretarial reins. Truly dainty supper fittingly concluded the Various dates pressiOn--bring handsomely won and been East FeetlIalltle. 6.2 (38 pis). n.s.. hand since re lung cE have (5e met take ideas 7 IP also Old 8.5 (53 points); 'Christians, is club Is the "live Wire" or the pardebaters will probably A commendable effort worthy ments have been allotted be evening. the its South ISTMantle, 6.6 (42 pts). The scores were 22 8081S 23 pOillbt to d the practical pr points) an oneore. In addition to playing se the The "Under le" team In the argument. Wednesday night, pity abandoned, and the most The evening tai July ish. Mints. committee. Third Quarter.. The last quarter was responsible for goals usual weekly dance the following enThe following being arrangements have been instituted. Tee has played one match. C the game a lecture by rather of points'. best football be geand the of a (55 will occasion be the will tertainments are being undertaken by 9-4 there 7th 13th. East Fremantle, be The scores were: might Invitreference respect ball the opposin,T team are this In the and furious, interested points). and (52 fast all pace was lei -Social evening, July 5th. to whin 8-8 and NOGGERUP South Fremantle, euchre party and dance. organised the C.Y.M.S. to 4 goals 11 Nettle McMahon This will he a re- made to the dance programme (torn travelled up and down the Bald at a 9 goals 6 pointsbeer have and C.Y.L.C. Final. the ed to be present arranged, been the Kiland Goddard that matches wrach Giles Other Misses by noticeable was lecture It great pace. been Invited, as well ae parishioners In peat of that grand piled to suit all temperaments. ( From Our Correspondent.) will appear In THE East. 13-5--83 delivered In St. Joseph's Guildford whew once they had the Mel results of which in St. Joseph's Hall. South general: concert and dance, July 1141). derry. Father for Rev suppts. players we confusing outstanding the usual The and which The tenth week 10-9-69 scoring. from elapsed has and RECORD. South, a few weeks also in a favourable positing for the South Bout, Those who were present at the last coat each team were: "lender 1.1" O'Conn0e, Schoolroom which his per dances have been omitted. Father P. Briody is still confined to Boulder, in aid of concert and dance will surely not miss were much more accurate in their Tory feel sure that the popularity Herbert, Liveeey, O'Brien. Fontanelle: Defeat- shooting than their opponents of tlue chosen subject gained a similar treaton July 19th. The floor attendants ire thou bed in St. Roch's Hospital, Bunbury, der stall. Brea - treatmentoccasion. adEast Perth, 8.12 (GO points), a point. 'Then ellider 15," tiornby, Lambert suMelent wan will be scoring the opened Hall on Wednespoints). Hallow's In All (44 that 0.8 every"Caller oil ed Subiaeo. at- oughly determined to effect and up tooth's only his spiritual ada mail. Italy. Johnson. etarinks It was monster a Malign from goal ensure a to came of Subiaco to good effort from an acute angle. ehrtsCalder, ettinpane. vertisetimitton that night subject thing possible for the comfort and viser, Very Rev. Dean Smythe. arid day, July 13th, the Children D. McAuliffe, ARE YOUR HANDS SORE? " The East Perth. by defeatingtheir run of Hans had several attempts at scoring. Rodriguez Barrett; "tinder 13." Cogan. tendance of To -day " this game. put a stop to observance the Sisters of Mercy have been al- Mary are running a monster eudhre Zam-Buk Soothe. and Heals and Pre Whilst Is "Ireland McAuliffe. Bryant. hall enjoyment of dancers by three previous games inn were not successeti. ball I Ryan, The "outs" In thedefeated. in aid of their stall. and dance a few weeks to our annual Only formby rents Eczema and Mood Poison. has etiquette of another the College and obligations see him. eundition continue t.f lowed to His is suceesses meetTile inaugural eusbee down the field, where Jones these they *had been August 3ntle chapped hands are common at their posilran was fear that its reputation In the on night last, and intraducing persons desirous of not out of danger, although he is Everything is being arranged in such thisSore Gifilitforl !tined 3 road. giving his little to vetted loss would have made played ing was held on Monday season, yet, few people realise bow the bet- of will ever be towered. They 7th, at dancing, a way that success is assured. Ally Then at the other football lead evening. side a handy be indulged far from good. deserved may Thursday Midge next gradttally improving under skilon the dangerous The are. Even the aughtthe win, of parwit- est reset, they ter football and An appreciative audience end Edelmau, close in bad a shat. but Competition Within the College. 8 p.m.. there will be a meeting or cold sore ovens Inclined in this direction ful care of Dr. Flynn, and is at last way 'This was followed later and lady supporters of in by those hit the post learns were: Boulder for millions of deadly germs totheset up nessed the concert in the to provide games nir the ents of members order cf enjoyment In forms roorne-the other Ker.neay. who received society's able peruse Hilmany to letters sent him. rrom and His goal by a the (rapt.), the eocietv in poison or chronic faucema. The East Perth: McKenzie ee. a foot a ladles' From a seramble In youneer students at theelliebtaimenced. Whilst you legion of friends scattered is: the Town Hall on June, the 17th, in aid blood from Braaten be introduced. of which is to form the Oakley, BrentnalL Herd, will object only safe ton Harrold, and certain way is to heal has been swami ball competition furWalsecured girl), a wine (popular in Dossie Bock front of goal .Cuildforil dance two hemispheres will rejoice to know of Miss all your skin troubles with Sate -Bilk. sing, Thomas. Allen, Hebbard. The serene committee to watt make title :spare., are enjoying yourself on the Giese, Groom. ther goal. Then followed a i Interval Eight teams have entered Miss Dorrie This powerful herbal antiseptic. wows tomrillttee and help toeteld, ger. Owens, Gepp. Duffy. E. Brown, We ovule fl-or reliable eloakroem attendants that God has been pleased to listen All 'Allows Bazaar. until from an out of teams are captained by hest yet the function Scott. Maloney. and Club", Ford, Out - of millet elatein-Cluildfotde, relargeand purnteseta:ley offoarnatted or T. contributed and pupils emit -sneak Punch, Tom Dunphy. The to their prayers, and that the dear Reece and bounds throw -me ladle supporters to take this will protect your interests. Subiaeo: Rawlings, and grows healthy; new skin. lednze ask alt appeal poputa ar- themes, Murphy. Sex- raptured, and kicked e valuable goal spectively. while the juniors are and to cacti and everanns of ridge, Green. Freed)'.Howson. supper committee will else priest is gradually making headway ly, assisted by the most with et. as an Mrs. 1.11y Phillips. 55 Bay Bt.. (Julie. Scully, Prom the bounce the hall was oe'ekly If Hill, J Moran, M. Cogan. albite to this meeting. and ladies' a swing Sydney, ton, Steele. Scaddan. tists. Everything went writes:-"For healing chapped and towards recovery. excellent Betaley. ennelbsion of the sea- them to come an At the preparing the in'go't buseso'neitiv. for be O'Rourke. forwards. where lighter Paton. Christians' work amongst the Bahen. melte from the overture played by Lou 'bands in winter time, 1 have found of the Winning team So Kennedy serarInfr eleeetly screw kick- son the captainIs presented Bushell (capt.), and Eddy. never neglect us. In *pedal dainty supper of a really untended invaluable. At times, my witt. a pen- ladles wt, lacobs orchestra to the final chorus, zam-hua From the kick In the ball In each grade ed a minor. or this nature, we are very saconfections, matter of fruit, First Quarter. roe the description hands have extremely had, the secures the team while lady nant, our Oddly travelled nut of bone's, and I unless "Alexander's Ragtime Baud," which cracked skit, been causing much smarting Medals arc much nanaicapped, Subiaco, 3.2 (20 points) title of "Premiers" vouries. pastries, etc. " their assistanee. and volunteer snapping up euickly reelstercd (*Mis- /debt friends best of the was one the way especially by pain, and policing after immersion In and East Perth, 1.2 (8 points) best players we The red and Meek* raven to the that On tills orcasion name !digit eche. The gentlemeu's decorating com(Trout Our correspondent., The COM westerly winds the selec- we feel sure Among nu- water. them to Second Quarter. were finishing strongly but their run by the games played so far, a fatr mea Attother of the series of euchre par- items seen for years. not Repealing in vain for to made the skin harsh and brittle and learn mittee will also receive were !Menet had a that tor pill have a hard task to, select the are contributed items was too late other am the and dances in or Nostli merous to Thersdayes meeting, ties Subiaco. 4.4 (28 points) colon fissures woold then form. For these May be sure of praise for theit efforts to- Perth Stall, St. Brigid's School Buildlust before time, and scared a sheen., "stars.". East Perth, 1.10 (16 points). itifi,eprvitairious ways In which they those of ,l1frs. Brennan, Misses C. I have round zam-suk most soothing. The final the last befiefl of the Sallie wards the brilliancy of the hall. ing Fund. Is advertised to take ranee Third Quarter. Alice willimt it softens the skin. checks ail great le a (75 Guildford, scores were: the kind permission cf the on Tuesday next at the North Perth Reid, Em. Thomborough, Tuesday night's dance was a social By and harshness, heals the points). be. cracks. For (46 match 6.10 football Perth. Interesting Christie, 9.14 An of the Messes's. _East (GP peints) points): Chrhitiane The last euchre party Heyen, Vi Kemp: the members cards Town, Hall. ihe skin In perfect condition Key- success andmay Subiaco, 6.6 (35 points). The winner:were best represented twee,' teams representing the St. well congratulate them - RECORD dress description was a, huge success both socially and Moran, Gowans, Reston, Anderson, keeping committee there Is nothing to compare with Eam. Bolton, in"s Branch of the HA C.D.S. and the Selves op The three splendid mine, that will be availabie for ,the Jones. by MallOch. Watts. eht; ni.dh lyrt Final. se, in po eedd and SeyBuk. which has also been years McMahon, used for King, Butler, Young People's they have run during the last .three whim we advise to arrive early, co themselves,a Catholic was Frown. 3101 Leach. while the I,sers' best Claremont East Perth. 34142 (60 points). her pinwroyug.dat;oulise,juhroiled,ma.s a "Bret -aid" for Miss Bock exwesses were floylson. Lightly Lloyd, Courbeit- Club was 'witnessed by an entlinsiastle by St. Brigitl's Convent puMIS. and be- mour. Everyone is heard to remark that they may complete same. inesie muster of supporters at the herdsman months. tween II1P dances a few songs were ren- appreciation for the assistance kindles Burnett, ant' KeitradY on tile exeollence of the flour seripus skirt coMplaints, such as wen advice is alga extended to dered By first class singers. Mare Lake ground last Sunday after toon and erowd and Indeed the winners were: anyone for The of patrons living beyond Perth. Whilst prizes for Tuesday night next are: ly given by Miss Dorrie Reece. Lou eraeralt, Alders, abscesses, and, ringWest Perth, 18.13 (108 Points). De- Malloch Jones (31, Holton ffl. The two teams met at Claremont COI tra wish for knew ,. sorfable lot as well as for cuts, burns, learn tenl feated Perth, 10.9 (69 that present reell the committee desires to afford Ladies, first prize, a pair of fat ducks: Jacobs orchestra. all artists who ape worm. Peck Cook, and Calder. and for Ceres - previous occasion. when the local scalp troubles, bad legs poisonSt. Kev- young people bethrill superiority trans. Kennedy (3), I.Ightly (3). and were victorious by 7 points please wood, a botle ol wine. Rents. first peered, and Messrs. Bench and King. scalds, hard to very termed month Wests showed a decided ed wounds, etc.. sam-Buk Im.absolutety in's turned the tables lest Week, and at he run hy the every convenience it is not possible prize. a bottle of whisky-; second, Is., will dance Especially was this SO in boylson. next The gave who unrivalled. over Perth. doorkeeper's, and Don't experiment with Their the final call of time were nine points football club on July 19th In the Ift- for the 12.40 a.m. special train to or rattle to that 8111001,1, The cnm- ushers common ointments. the closing stage of the gaunt'. Epsure quick, Umpire Toll handled the to the good. is right up High Scheel v. Seet:h Celiac& Halt, and the ?what! commit- Perth to connect with any Midland mlttee will be pleased to welcome all their services free of charge. healing by using antiseptic work was first class, and in a very satisfactory manner The herniae oil friends and new. Town patron!, It certain!:' 50 With the passing away of Mr. permanent is prepared to veuell for all even te This game W3S piay,d at StIblarn. game chemists and stores. to PeefIlire,111p form. Zarn-Buk. All are therefore they be a little and to Inie,ined train, was Line quarter the requested to Itidwer-street figure first then are tee the to time 'Hell roved and better on May Umpire Cooper to charge pears as, If Wests' are ahead adherence to the rule.) larger ac- :eerie Perth car, and alight at View - Frsticis Edward Dominish the with has yet given urged to make arrangements School nail a comfortable win -11 13 rough, but strict as In the days gone by -one of play both roelety's social committee 25th. Boulder lost one of its most street. . This by Umpire. Toll made the sole leading clubs of *the League. (81 points) to 9 (83 'mints,. up and Alter and HIGH -ST. FREMANTLE. wife his elven and open citizens, and team meets Fas': cordingly. football worthy win shim enits 'first the llewhY by School's To -day Is High 000c1 Acbe to represented vet remains Perth was opened a bomMuch wok It down play St. Kevin's but on the latter's own grounie try into the competition asIn 1214,. family a loving husband. father and commodation for Country Visitors. I. Iiewson. Langlands, Claremont's Femantle (rapt.). leren. Love, goals, come the on the 1h11111, purpose Is this bardment team for Port Inand win, High School sure the done. feel popular ver McCornisb. a very but Monaghan. Tel. B533. was residence long his During Rowe. Evans, mid manlier, friend. splendid in relieved f.1.01111O. hacks OWII 011 its Bradmost even In a to Sunday season second, 011 be mittee will be at the hall has Played in every see, Watts (2), Hoft, McKenzie, here the deceased gentleman had some very see- ,the red and blues could only manage as to -day's team will be an eye -mintier: afternoon and all day on Monday. (from Our Cotrespondeut.) ORIENTAL HOTEL. shaw. Henley, MeWilliam, Corser and plucky fashion, despite M quarter time the scores circle of Harman -street. such perseverance de- behinds. defeat). Personal Remarks.. Gaynor. Kalgoorlie. 'Phone 461. on last Sunday morninir the mem- endeared himself to a large 0. ere were: St Kevin. 4 behinds; Claremora, you can assist by labour or by If served such a reward West Perth's 'tide was Sheedy. friends, and hie' death will prove a One of the Best Hotels on the Fields. WH, urgently -formed or the very evenly III need of the newts branch bers The two teams were SIPS be apwill same supper, Games -Wednesday, July 6 nil. Week's Next Tyson, Burke, Clark. (rapt.),Angwin, deepatcYtig Splendid Accommodation. Ills Mast of down went emoote (St. Mary's) frame, especial- of some castor oil to Hibernian Soetely loss to those associated with distinct college v. tietit matched throughout the second Brothers' crate. Austin, Soutar Fysche, WlmChristian Kept. Dining room under quarter,. throat after last Saturday's harrarting. preciated. in a body to Holy Communion for the ly was this so itt the for Everything et Sublime) bridge (e), Moore, Taylor, and Boyd, supervision or Mrs. Taylor. Meals, 1/6; first Gine at the 9 o'clock Mass. Since him. Bronchitis was responsible wants to know who Gos- School, ban wair kept travelling tip concluded when lite now be Preston meet Riee, notes The Grammar School ir, Modell, oh England Unwell him carried Rratthw Weekly, 27/6. JIM FRAWLEY, Proand slown end scoring kept at a mini- went round knocking out and doping in the homy- that tic efforts of the Its h automation this branch has been his untimely end, which v. Sage'. College. at ,lareniont nell. Arriving here prietor. realtieg rapid strides, and it is to be off at the age of 51. After several attempts had been last Saturday's team. mum First Quarter. ' *extend Eightoel Wick by both sides to score. Ned. Two Interested players -but specti- committee of the 3r:j Annvel Presen hoped that all the young men and the in 1896 from Broken Hill. mining Christians', 4,1., (Meat G Milord, 3.4 made Satwill join last up and Fey. of Wests. 4.4 (28 points). St. be rewardfor eublaco will too. the Parish maximum day -at Consent Pall old tee the tation turs for The eccraid eighteens el the CAI Cnle Lealtesbonted P. Perth, 2.3 (15 points). maguey and Jack Markmake It one of the best branches to the biajmed his attention.eand up to replied yeti] a urday in pre- im.tropolitan lege and lite Ortildferd Grammar Scree, 111'4. fb which atClaremont At the last meet- thT time of his demise he took a The House for Men's Wear. The arra. The ham -both out of action, but played cal by the patronsies extended the other end full pointer Second Quarter. Played a mai el on the Mel At tee fits; only was genuine interest in the progress of Latest In Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, Uning- an ainusements' committee seore before hair time was a lite ;tame (as It should be played) with vious y:ats. other to Con0 ktiock,1 out ttounce onion points). (50 derwear, Etc. Hannan-st., Kalgoorlie Weals, 7.8 formed, and it is expected that in the spores the barraekers. and both were. Half-4Ime Kevin's to St. behind to the passed that sneered and agreed wee well points). It is nor. Perth, 6.7 (37 'Phone 1474. (Opp. Post 0Mce). future the meeting's will be mere en- the industry. behinds. Toivildnieglot for how next week's play wh-te, afte a ,twit were: St. Kevin's. I goal 5 the fumed in joyable, so we hope to see a large mus- he merited the success he won Third Quarter. third During scrimmage. Jeffriee seed ve,l and caned Claremont. I goal. ter. Also slightly more of Frank 'Ryan, who through force of late years through tributmg. for the two flags, thus drawing first term St. Kevin's had Zygrestla., 10.11 (71 and being party dameis A euchre to been and alone ha.; compelled omonents, eiremnstances Then Avery receive the play than their blood for C.B.C. organised for next Tuesday night by welt knewn in sporting circles. he Genera. Storekeeper. Wine and with two behinds .1. Ahearne and T. kick the pickets for a few weeks, play(From Our i:orrespoildent.) owner Final. Mrs. Chris. McCarthy and Miss D. Kel- will be remembered as the Claremont's ed his usual dashing triune last week. Rees both scored goals. Spirit Merchants. usual fortnightly meeting of sail and their assistants, and It will be and racer of Sally Snow and Starlly. Jeez maniac. hob Fennell is quite In the The reply was a goal from Maloney ane four on \Vests, 15.13 (103 points). place took Society Hibernian PIESSE-STREET, BOULDER. held In the old Council enambers, ox behinds, leaving She scores at three- accord with some of the nresent-daY the foPowplace took Perth, 10.9 (69 points). were Apologies funeral The evening la -^t. a very pleaford -street. leedervioe For Choicest Quality Only. Tobacconist, Perth, will be pleased II quarter time: St. Kevin's. 3 trouts 7 be- dative programmes. Wonder what he Tuesday from president eerie sant night il: assured and good prisea ing day, the chief mourners being Call slid Inspect Our Underground would call for your requirements hinds; Claremont. 2 goals I belittids will Mink of oar one for thr ball. Tiles - received FOOTMALL LEAGUE "B" GRADE. you Mods). vice-president (Bro. eheedy I, are being offered. The music will fie Shaving 4d., Haircut- cleremone with a deficit of nine point, (lily Want hardly satisfied him. and save money. Lynch. who were n est class, and the relleslimmits dainty. his wife, children, brother (I'.O'ConMeeition of Clubs. Father lies. Produce Department. and Bro. Dairy of to any part sent Orders 9d. ting In a deteropened up the last quarter Ng. nor), and cousin (T. Fanning, The Brother Jefferf w. I. 1, Pts. I-or IPS Sparks From the Anvil, unavoidably absent. No remittance mined fashion, but the opposing bane W.A. by V.P. Post. 32 675 Bro. J. lf, jirPAI(11.11 0V1r the meeting. a 1. '5. Fremantle Razors proved ton strontr, end were continualle Coot and mouth disease, Otte of the CC_ cortege left his late residence and LADIES' 381 needed. Cheapeee in Perth. HEART 480 SACRED 94 Innit 3 reported medical the 0 NetDonalit 0 . . or any other ar- returning the ball to the other end. =se, of last saturdaye; narrow de eidetic() . proceeded to All Hallows' Church, of 24.400 221 Bet; Watches, Pities, Accounts to the LEGE, 3 stitute 11114.1illg S. Fremantle 9 6 Goldfields Undertakers, 18 Has. Where St Kevin's were piling on bewhich he had. been a faithful and The 24 373 294 ticles Repaired with guarantee. or f I 125 and sick allowance, E. Fremantle 9 6 33 Ever siptt a troubled look -Rob Fen- amount nan-st., Kalgoorlie. Why Do We Lead?; Claremont, however, were not hinds. 22 398 322 1 CI 3s Id were -passed for payment. The 9 5 esteemed member, where a eh"rt Because we understand our Moistens. TUCIEFIELD.STREET, wouldn't East Perth the Meeting when football nell notched denied. and to McKeown he 16 436 378 decided tit have a cupboard branch and from thence West Perth . 9 4 66 was held, FREMANTLE. EAST service 'Plume 327. followed end was This their third goal. 12 372 409 3 erected a the meeting room. . it A Y 111.S Muffling politIclan-Frank Parry by a behind and then the ball travel12 319 418 0 3 matter of a syllabus was adjourned un- Conducted by the Religious of to the Boulder cemetery. Rev. Dr. Clete -COtt,. . . ti ling to the other end more behind, propaganda committee had to suffer lil 10 283 4e3 gravemeeting. 1 twat at the 6 Des Missions. officiated 2 O'Huriey 9 Dame . Notre . . Perth xvere added, and the frame closed' with Our loss labor's gain. 4 253'551 The Hibernian Stall will be holding 8 1 9 Next Town Hall, Kalgoorlie. side, and conveyed to the relatives AIM, Jun. BOARDERS and DAY Disputes often arise from very st, Who wrote "Three Blind Mice?" winner by nine poitits. Final a social and dance In the Mayands PubSubleree, ?Arc Quealy, Proprietress. 1.41M outrider's future rivet in tee. so small as to scores: st Kevin's 3 goals 11 behinds: SCHOLARS. the sympathy all felt for them. The Tuesday evening. ellie 'Si:, lic the trivial causes, some Union Beer on Draught. oil ever), Improves played week was Most air-emelt-he behinds. t 5 Claremont, goals contest Ill 1,1 being creates,. above enttrtal The are prepared fur Unisetsdy large number attending the funeral Pupils make them seem almost ridiculous. emispleitoris for the winners were ityke. of to a cer- Thismesdames When presence did Jim Tully say What the In and oval. Dalton. and Hinds by Subiaco the in which in however, esteem Examinations. to the hotel, testified one spectators is rose at a meeting? Musical recent and of There tain speaker .chile Murphy, Duncan: Ahearite and enthusiastic attendance the charge. for admission will be one of pitch know about to secjack Minthan apply all does by highest the What to were Meparticulars held the a credit losers was For further late gentleman most prominent for the This stall is Perth. which stands shifilug and sixpence. who were roused to game progressed Prime Beef Butcher, Hanntn-stroot, eleelemans. Peacliey. O'Sulli- handing boquets to concert artists? out to top the list by the end of the excitement as the tions of. the community, and this Kalgoorlie, Tel. 188. Martians -street. REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. until fair city of the Swan, about which Keown. Tile quietest man In the clut,-per- bazaar. so roll iip and help the wiling van, and Mason. The society team lead throughout fact was further borne out by the Madill,. Telephone 474. Tel. B199. inips--Jack Tealum. of time, Wien the there cannot be any dispute, into A good night's enjoyment is workers. just before the call was a very which pours constantly a stream of Enthusiasm personified-Jack Evert. promised to all who attend. many floral tributes and messages Refreshmaroons won on the post Itwith BY SPECIAL REQUEST.. many confident visitors for accommodaat the Inaugural meeting of the ball ments will be provided. DANCING. fast game. interspersed her of condolence received. ,ommIttee. 51159 ROSE MOSS will hold The secretary Is waiting for stall aspieces of excellent play, MR. JACK DWYER ILILLGOORLIN tion and refreshment, and from SATURDAY Who plays the best game of "grab":' sistants to MI up his list of musical Dancing Class EVERY Will Repeat his -Hilarious CLUB, VICSelellets. Ask Bernie Hegarty or Rex Preeder- evenings. which every guest who leaves does tie says you will have to AFTERNOON at the BOYS' Private P. FRAWLEY, irroprisSon les Yes. beaten! so reluctantly and fully satisfied. gast. COMEDY SKETCH, start to book early- there may be no TORIA PARK. at 2.30.on application Beaten by six points. for Travellers, Accommodation Good to Sons can be arranged veva., res. For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, but by no means conquered. The green That hotel is the SAVOY, situated "THE SHOPLIFTER," The Children of Mary Stall are - A very special meeting of the par- Miss Rose poss. Jollnsoll's Building& and golds will come again. also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. at the three most centrally in Hay -street, and be held after devotion, Hay -street. 'Perth. The first round completed with team. holding a grand euchre tarty and ISIdOnere will (Sunday) evening. All oat KING'S HALL, SUBIACO, Wins to the credit of the society's -out presided over by Mr. J. J. RYAN, dance in the Trades Hall, Freman- toonort parishionets should niRke it their bustarThis time last year it was a Wash so whose highly -trained staff are on tle, on Tuesday evening, when their c),t, Next year it will be top of theroost, line. particular own in their tists p.m. MONDAY, JULY 11, at S customary high-class programme say footer. fans of the team. Chefs, waiters, house staff, Isar atNO. 10 Just Prior to his Departure. will be the order of the night. ProOwing to a casualty whilst training the a make kicking to seen all combine was tendants, F. T. FLYNN. the Jack Markham to ceeds are to be devoted SCOTLAND'S BEST. The high flier with the rav- visit to the Savoy a memorable piciteta a large PURE HALT WHISKY. en deck, was sadly miaeed off the half- one,, for attention, superb service, 11011. ,.1.1,tary orearilshicr committee. Mary's Mount Bazaar, and AS Slipping' tinder Contract to the attendance is anticipated. back lines. W.A. Hospitals and Government Medical the most diem,- and general comfort and considers. NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL. Chris. Slattery was grolind when the NATIONAL HOTEL, PREMANTLE. man on the Milers" laTtingdUL: EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. lie would not N.W. and iggarthstrIladitVvao Renovated Throughout. Ipointed lnal gong sounded. time, St tit. .-1 throughout the state. Pettit 7.111 aid of North for. played and Country Visitors specially Catered hear of defeat at half dash throughout, Sole Agent: gid's School littildlog Float.) Under Owen's Personal Supervision. N. Proprietor. Ryan, J. J. with all his old-time 1921. 6th, JULY TUESDAY, (Late CenIi Ile is a second Phil Matson to the team. Good Music. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress.Perth). Prizes. Refreshments. tral and Shamrock Hotels, Raphael, On securing Excellent Accommodation. Cards: S 11.01. till 10 pan. Well done. Jack Without training, the 10 p.m. till 12 p.m. three goals consistently Tickets, Ladles 1/-; gentlemen. 1/6. captain plays a remarkably It. C. PERROTT, Hon. nee. good game. 3061 7111 The two "D's" in ruck put It all over and O'Brien MURRAY-STREET. Danny opponents thew double in for Country Acconunodation well Splendid work Danny Gallagher Thor-. Tarriff Moderate. Their pack work he great, Visitors. harness Throughout. GEORGE'. Be. asorgs's Tenses, Perth, W.A. and they invariably claim the knock- oughts, Renovated The PALACE is situated in a most AUBURN, ProprletOr. out. Banks and charming position, close to and s A reversal of positions from forward Commercial Houses, and Theatres, all-rounda fine what in showed back to Is largely patronised by the principal . CO & work H. relief C. Ills Brennan er is Justin and Graziers In the State. Farmers clever. UNDERTAKERS, was speedy, clean and MODERATE TARIFFietor. l'rldas, on J. T. (MOWERY, Tile players' Meetings 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. Is Telephone A 428. nights are a decided Improvement.outIt on 'Phone (Day or Night) .. A12111. be pointed can faults that .there

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:long with the carried unanimously-tapplausei a as per information conveyed by Irish Harp Saturday's Daily News:SECOND RESOLUTION. of representing "That this congress, State Councillor Dowling sub (continued Prom Page I). the industrial movement of Austra- ,witted e second resolution, which Lane. J. S. Dowling, M. Mitchell, J. conded and supported in several lasia. records its full approval to the A PERSON WITH AN UNSA VOURY POLICE RECORD. speakers principles of self-determination for r""iThat as the majority of the people The various Pkual Miser.:'-LEO.XIII. Edwards, J. P Walsh, R. E. Walsh, :martens. .», is a PatIali A t: t.:1lia by the overef as endorsed Ireland of Ireland at two separate elections Frank Quinlan, D. Keane. .I.1' P. paid tribute to the utudificetioos have declared in favour of the Irish whelining majority of the Irish preBryan, J. McConnon. J. O'Neill, that gentleman, which culminated ps, Exposure of a Protestant Federation Agent. PERTH. SATURDAY, JULY 2nd.. 1921 Nation having the right to determine snit in emit irshis the findings ,,f Rev. in a rousing reception of applause M. A. O'Dwyer, Dr. Horan. its own form of Government, the the British Labour mission of inarmy of occupation be withdrawn, i'ather Nevillle. Mr. W. L. Jones and and cheers. The Convention proves quiry. invites the Labour movement Civil Government be restored, arm (With acknowledgements to the Melbourne Tribune.) Misses li. O'Doherty and O'Reilly. beyond doubt that although spiritthe people given the opportunity to of with a view and Mesdames Rodgers, Hurley. ed argument and vehement speeches of Great Britain. work out their destiny by a vote of Sydney The Sun of April 20 pubGovernment British the compelling the whole adult population of the under the arm of the law. . . were uttered, the guiding principle Edwards and Quay. of occupation country, or in any other manner they lished a report of a Protestant Febecame. BriI paid the penalty of my misdeThe re-nomination of Mr. Dwyer of the proceedings was never depart- to withdraw itstoarmy "Too long uur Irish hearts we pauper state principally may deem desirable. its deration meeting act through at Claremont, in If Ireland, so? from meanor; but, when converted, I tish manufacturers want her as State President for 1922 was se. ed from. schooled. In the course of his Address, M.T. W.A., at which a certain individual Council of Action in the 'Hands off entered the Church in 1912 in the Australia should make trade alliIn patient hope to bide. Ireland' policy consistent with the Dowling said: Looking out upon made a vile and slanderous attack Lord same town where I was known as By dreams of English iustice fooled ances with other States would Dr. G. R. when it issued its that magnificent gathering he would on Catholics generally. adopted policy telling in 'a boy of the village,' made good, be justified Birkenhead that lied: and English tongues to the British be a poor Irishma.: indeed who felt Baldwin was singled out by this unand am to -day respected. From that they must not ha* With. the knowledge et the un- Yerk Times. which, ae every Irish- historical ultimatum That hour of weak delusion's past, Australians himself mot under the spell of in savoury person, who made several Government. 'Hands off Russa.'" against compete to time I entered the Church arfreedom fiscal has flown, dream The empty controlled -which was greeted with vigor- sp'ration after witnessing wave on false statements concerning Dr. the We fancy bounded success which attended the man knows, of course. isisone til now no one can successfully of only ous applause. Our hope and strength we find at last English manufacturers? The president then wave of human sympathy for the Baldwin's connection with the hair held on the previous af- by British money, and Convention tenaso press, daily point a finger of scorn at me." Australian the alone." Is in ourselves pro -British papers proceeded with his address which old home, the cradleland of the race.' nal Australia. Dr. Baldwin replied was three or four We lire informed that tbe man cious of British opinion, would soon ternoon, the result of which .Had trey in the United States.It appears in the report of the Con- (Cheers.) assembled to the attack made on him in a was a minister Thus declares a recent Irish writer, find its soul and resent the inter- fresh and green in the memory. "1 printed of religion in Lox. English interests in America vention on Page 1. and expressed r1;ere to trample down their fellow. letter to the Sun, and showed con- ton in 1911; and seemingly that is the spirit ference, but when this excuse is put those chosen and favoured to be voices that he was then 11 at Consequently. the temarksof appeargreat pleasure in moving the first man because he we -shipped at a clusively that the statements of the years of age, and is now 50-a beauwhich radiates from the great Irish forward by Lord Birkenhead and the representatives of branches peoApril, different shrine and leave his wife individual in question were down. tiful ing in Current History resolution. which reads: movement for a reform in Irish Gov- ether British politicians to deny full present in existence, the Irish specimen of'a "boy of the elland Children ',starving 1921. are such that no one can say on the right lies 'age." ernment to -day. Wherever the scat- fiscal freedom to Ireland. it is taken ple as a whole in their enthusiasm are FIRST RESOLUTION -tie eta' No! certainly not. 'Sere Moreover, that pracbiassed. **Police Record. of of citizens meeting this tered Irish exiles are, and where are as a legitimate objection to give to responded in a manner that defiles tically That Why We Mention These Facts. upon rely may teey gathered readers there all for the downof the in the history right 'Western Australia affirms the We have now received infermathey not? there is a strong clamait the Iris# people what is their in- everything correct information or as near Let he: histery lion for the people of Ireland to -'hoose fall of Austrahe mention these facts not out from South Australia showing of We demand made by them to -day for a alienable right-right stolen fron, movement in Western Australia for as or dictation make answer: coercion without is what freely Here as possible. William thereto any (.7hailes of charity or because The magnificent National made-in -Ireland Govern- them by the wretched Act at Union. Ireland's freedom. from outside their own governmen- Wentworth, the son of an Irish that this person is a parson with a we havelack History has to say in referno sympathy with 9 man tat institutions and their political remost 'unpleasant record. ment fur their cradleland. Throtee It seems to us that British liberty and overflowing attendance at the Current He was' who the by made mother, charges. a'as ence to the the filst rase to h'r has made a mistake and has with other states and lationships inas afteris Melrose on Sunday demand Theatre out the Empire that at Loxton, S.A., in 1911, has its geographical limits, and does peoples. voice in tee ranee of liberty in *eh' sentenced Times against the Self -Deto three months' imprisonment on subsequently made an honest atsistent as it is in Ireland, and one not go beyond the zones of British noon was ample testimony of that. Sunday its German glorious and League land, while termination for the soul second the that tempt In rising to result:akin, to go straight: but we have a the peowell-defined after two o'clock like Shortly each of three charges of larceny and fact stands out trade. Rev. Father Neville, O.M.I. (Fre- animates her Ccnetitution, they well two months for unlawful imperative duty to expose a silhouette, and that is the Immo- The new peace movement m.de by ple started to file into the huge Bolshevist money:possession. an remember Peter Lalor, of Eureka OF was reman mantle), enthusiastically DOWNS with a record like this when AND UPS throughout au"THE theatre, and 40 minutes the lace in Irish Valera The sentences were made C011etlfgenictt Of the Lloyd George's appeal to De ceived. It could be seen from the Stockade fa: a (Applause.' Lest- Fent. A full description he dares to attack our people. RED PROPAGANDA. the Republic of America and the and Craig, following on the King's ditorium was packed, true Irish of him is ly, were they assembled thee,. that British Empire in relation to the very short visit to Ulster, when the spirit being in evidence Icing before "Virtually every- Govenunent of speaker's.opening remarks that he afternoon in the South Australian Po- Should this person venture ts show for the dismemberment of givenGazette great questiois of Ireland's right ,to whole force of the British Navy was the meeting commenced. Europe has had to fight the menace had already reached the heart and of 1912, page 13. This his nose in this State trying to stir the British Empire? No! on lee lice To add to the 'enthusiastic tenor of Bolshevist propaganda, and the released the pent-up feeling.: of the of is determine her own form of govern- his escort, is significant and eastls the kind of instrument'used by up an anti-Catholic pogrom, he contrary, they were the best frien ls will bt known for what he is, and ment without coercion from Eng- different to the other peace muse- of the proceedings, the Clouted United. States has had to do the Multitude. His remarks through- of the British the Protestant empire in telling her its dirty work. Federation to do the organisation that employs bin ment i short while ag ,.when Buys' Baud rendefed selections of same. New light has been thruwn out were continually interrupted by that her kaibarous land. treatment at times, aploud, and prolonged of The friends of Ireland in this coun- extra troops were sent to put more Irish airs and marches outside the upon the organisation and extent Some months ago filthy literature will beer the odium of importing a referring to State Pre- their Homelend and he: peacle was was being try who sympathise with the Irish devil into the war upon the Irish theatre in tine style, receiving well. of this widely ramified propaganda plause. . distributed in a certain man of this kihd to calutnniate good arousing the anger of Dwyer and the very the able whole sideet them peeple. Apparently some folk high merited applause froth the crowded by a series of documents published people in the claim set up by of South Australia, and a priest Australian citizens. That he should world, that in the words of Mr. part have a clean record himself is the fur 'Freedom to shape out their own in authority in England are press- pathways. A very pleasant addi- id the London Times in February. manner in which he put forward the Asquith.and"the drew public English people were and also to attention to this fact: least that is expected of a man who political destiny according to their. ing Mr. LlOyd George or the reac- tion to the Boys playing was the The documents, vouched for es au- claim of self-determination, as the as criminals standing class of person :is. at the bar of sociated withthe such the own ideals have in conventions held tionaries within his Cabinet, and are progress of .the Irish Pipers' Band thentic, consist of 'reports actually must important resolution of vile practices. attacks the reputations of Ahem. history, because they had not the in all the capital cities of the Com- not satisfied with the present Bri- sating Murray -street from Barrack - presented at a. congress of Bolshevist meeting indicated, he paid a com- courage to mentioned, to prove his ca me, Hired traducers of this type cut no practice towards the Irish fle in oil weal t h unanimously- atairiee.1 tish methods in Ireland. It is late street, who when reaching the en- Directors of Propaganda iii "Foreign pliment and tribute to that gentle- people something of the police record of ice with decent people, whether what, they had pre:lc-hal to this right, and at great public meet- in the day for Mr. Lloyd. George to trance of the theatre very thought. Countries, which took place in all man in such a wily as to evoke the ether nal man. who turns out to le the they be Catholics or Protestant.. i,ins." .Ireland "a (The "Reverend gentleman" con ings have carried resolutions vo.clios pretend anxiety for a peace settle- fully continued their playing, form- secrecy toward the end of Dectne- ardent pride of the whole audience only desired to (Cheers., slanderer of br. Baldwin. be allowed to live Father Neville, c erapd recently visited this State If ed into single file, and proceeded ber in the neighbourhood of stile demaal of the Irish people for a ment with the Irish people. a for Me ' Dwyer. "A Boy of the Marti; her life in her own way, She wish. and quite aelot of excitefree and independent constitutional there is anything authentic in the down the passage way to the stage North German city." The city was after felicitiously referring to the ed to be at peace and friendship In reply, the "Reverend gentle- ment.created citizens who are proposed effort to arrive at a satis- front. It was this splendid exhibi- Bremen; the date of the congress President, thought fhat if he styled Of course ..ite was a tree .. .government. AsFreedom him an "Irishman And a Democrat with all the nations arenuid her; bet man" published a letter in a local blue Loyalist-which fact covered of Small factory- peace it is due not to an tion that first met with vigorous ap' interested in the preThe reports was 26. December brook interference from no paper. of which the following is aim -a multitude cif sins. His nanzre did Nations, and who subscribe to the honest change of opinion in the Ca- plause and cheering which subse- sented covered the work of Bolshe- everything that coal be said about Nrould a true -born son of Erin was sum- nation in her national affairs. They extract:not figure in these columns at the great principle which is supposed to binet, but 'to the pressure of events. quently characterised the demon. vist propagandists in England, "Stine ten years,ago, while tin- time, in the Atistralian press some, be the elementary and also the basic As usual, true to its traditional eta stration. There were at times fore- France, the -Iberian Peninsula, Ger- med up in those two simple words." read it is not going to "grace, der the influence of drink, I came then( and Coptinuing, the time nett that "Australia had pro. principle of democratic government. tagonism to peace, the Orange press bodings as to the result of the meet-. many, the smaller States of Central (Loud applause.) now.-Ed. R.] of her. own to tax the moan viz., "the reign of law based upon of Ulster is starting a howl, and being, clashing as it did with another Europe, and the newly-formed coun- speaker said: "As a soggarth arooa blems Mr. O'Dea the meeeing, which 1-('applause)-1 have extrenic plea- sagacious leadership, and the united (Derisive laughter.) the consent of the governed"-a hind that howl is the whole secret of organised demonstration on the of the Middle East. In its pre- sure, and I am proud to have given efforts of her people: and that they concluded his speech by aapealing lutely unanimously. carried it absoprinciple accepted by allied natiespal the cause of Irish discontent and dis- Esplanade, but, seeing that both tries the Times liminary explanation had to too much the to do audience thinking this opportunity of to to me of AIM. become at seconding members The meeting terminated w:th the Versailles-thee, turbance. Ulster is the fly in the meetings were held at the representatives same proclaish anew that right subscribed ointnient, but Ulster is beginning to time, the demonstration for Irish says:"The Bremen Congress was a the demand for self-determination, tralia's needs, to be troubled about and active workers in the Self-De- singing of the Irish Natienal AnIreland's termination woes." Ah, when League, treaty.' (Applause.) these to the for Ireland. I and find am not finally that de- them and signatories she the needs Save Ireland.," acto by the rest of Irewas a veritable triumph in very carefully camouflagel affair. obsessed with 'any hatred of ' Eng. people were writing of Australia so, clared that as the Irish in Austra- companied "God amongst them Lloyd George and W. land, and that economically ' she Liberty by the Olontarf Boys' few more could be got With the exception of Commissar land or the English people. but I it England they were thinking lia were being efficiently organised;" Band.. cannot get along without it; hence that veryhall M. Hughes. Thai participate. into the to ' the Eliawa, a representative of and of all the as timesuch They were n it were determined. to put feel it my bounden duty to express In this city on last Saturday 100 the call to De Valera. Some time Ringing cheers given for Ireland, be sufficient eviDepartment for Eastern Propa- the warning that the history of the told of Australia's needs when their tiet what was thought to be the last Doctor delegates from all parts of the State. ago, Lloyd George, in his philander- in itself should ouf Mannix, and the Chairman, repeated asserto prove dele- world has given us down through manhood was sent abroad to face fight for Ireland's liberty. ganda in Moscow, all the "The brought the meeting to a close. representing various shades of poli- ing way, said "If Ireland wants dence that never gates were men engaged in the the years of the decline and fall of the storm of shot and shell on be- Irish all over Australia," the speaktical thought met its the Hibernian peace she can -have it," but Ireland tions in these columns and women propagation of Communist ideas Empires. I don't want to see the half of downtrodden nationalities. er finally said, "were goipg 'n see Hall and carried the resolutions en- could only have peace on humiliat- before have Irish men in Western Europe. The agents fall or disintegration of -the British They were not reminded of -Austra- this matter through." (Loud and dorsed by the great gathering at the ing terns, and those terms site been so organised and determined co-operation their active through for England and France were Ju- Empire. (Applause.) That It would he lia when the Black and Tans were prolonged applause.' last Sunday. rightly refused. Melrose Theatre "If 'Lloyd George lius Fachers, Antonaveki. and well, I say, for England to learn the runding pell-mell for the streets of The chairman then read the reSomeeting was indicative of the great wants peace and reconciliatem be- and unquestionable unanimity to AND THEIR REPAIRS. Ireland. for Muller. The Iberian Peninsula demand freedom perspirit lesson of the downfall of the great Amiens, pursued by the the advanc- lution again aloud, and on putting democratic tween and the liberal two nations," said was represented by Ruder. Ger- Empires in past ages. The Egyet- ing foe: era- when the Allies were it to the meeting the vast sea of A high spirit of determination and meating Australian national senti- Eamonn De Valera, "then he can Some time ago we referreil to the many by Lange, CzechoSlovakia ian, Assyrian, and the Empires of only saved -from destruction by the hands indicated that it was carried boot ment because it is thes expres- have them to -morrow on the basis sympathy was apparent and perrepairing department of the Clontart Boys' Orphanage, and Wiled all Puncby Gutmann, Denmark and Hol- Greece and Rome -these fell when magnificent gallantry of Australian absolutely unanimously. slots of that sentiment voiced by Sir on which alone peace anei amity meated the vast.audience. those who cared to assist this deservNor were they reminded land by Horenbefg. They all they reached the zenith of their ca- soldiers. Joseph Cook. W. M. Hughes, and all between the two nations is, possible tually at three o'clock a large numTHIRD RESOLUTION. ing institution, and thereby Milo many entered Germany under assumed reer-a career very ttnuch the same bf Australia's needs when the curse who advocated Australia's entry on the basis of right and justice. ber of the clergy, accompanied by the boys to master a sorry necessary State Treasurer Monaghan rose to or trade. to forward their parcel, of boots into the theatre of the` great war Let the wrong which is being com- the State Council and aeligioue names, and received,, it is stated, as the British Empire seemed now of conscriptiqn was averted through propose the third resolution, which to this °Rice, which was at once erearftrothe mighty leadership new passports on crossing of the greatthe to aspire to. (Applause.) We say the Christian for the liberty of small nations. But mitted by the nation or group of na- including ed a depot. follows: Ths scheme ttae been frontier." the settlement of the Irish est living democrat, Are bishop was as it is remarkable that the daily press tions of which ,he ie. the responsible thers and Marist Brothers, stieeessrut. auwbers el Noote have That the foregoing resolutions be of exMannix. (Applause.) great appeal look of question and ,the fulfilment However. he in the head The If the conference began with a re. who joined be righted. their parcetil iir repairs here, Let the aggres- ed to the stage. The transmitted through the State Coun- brought C.Ionl.srf has the' war paytriots to the manhood sion of which he is guilty be ended. pectancy on the multitude of faces port by Fachers on the progress of Irish demand would lie the verse was there to apologise to no man cil to the Prime Minister of England, and a messenger troth plek them up stillest.. called dairy to the Premiers for advocating of the in a first Ireland's Dominions, who helped helpful solution cause In The and Nothing of the 'of Australia, more is necessary. We de- as seen from the platform, and the the Bolshevist agitators in Great Empire's return MOS,' lie hat previtinety col President of the United States, The and marked way to influence public sire no quarrel. Time after time, abundant display of Ireland's le)- Britain, The results were discourag- troubles to -day, and for uttering the land of his adoption. Ireland Meted. tj,at the Idea Is a This proves President e, tne Irish RePublic, workable one. The Orphanage is opinion with regard to the necessity we have indicated that if England lours-green, white and orange- ing-for the revolutionists. England suds sentiments as these we are calls in the years of 1918 and 1921 at two The Leader of the British Labour worthy or support, and as a Itself Party, Mr. H. Asquith, and other in- leirpose is achieved (that Is many double No. other general elections spoke overwhelmof fighting to a finish the Prussian can show any right with which Ire- were an inspiration. and her democratic constitution eel disloyal, (Applause.' -or the ternational Statesmen selected by th organisation ingly in favour of can place such national indeEagle in the interests of Democracy land's right as a nation would clash tangible dewere shielded by the armour of boys are learning the spaniel t trade) A significant fact about the Council. proofs of loyalty than can the Self - pendence, and denied it by -England. practice should be COntImied. We --that the whole world might be we are willin=g that these be adjusted monstration was that it was a sin- 'bourgeois' immobility, Like my friend, Mr. O'Dea, Any the again Invite the heeds of Catholic faintmade safe for democracy-have kept by negotiation and treaty. We gle-handed fight. We had to de"The situation from the ligIshe- Determination League. Oppfause.) she established the Dail Eireann. remarks will be cenretd Hes and others to bring. their repair reroend our a stoic silence in eegard to the Voice deny and will continue to deny that pend upon our own forces, our own vist standpoint, was bette- in There is something more required and constituted her Industrial Com- organisation," Mr. Monaghan said, quirements to the depot at this omce, by any organisation that has for its mission Court, her Court of Arbitra- "and I appeal 14rtiv:,o teat rises from the Self -Determina- England's interests are on a par speakers, our own initiative; not SCOTLAND and WALFS. eau to this vast audience anti as t0 the binding of the Empire tion, and a National Bank, in action for Ireland League in Australia, with ours. We shall not surrender that others were not asked to par"The IRISH SINN FIN LEA- object membership of the League. work can be -done bS the boys under more closely than the:singing of the cordance with the mandate from her for and that as regards 'Ireland it is our rights to her -interests. Ireland, ticipate and thus strike a blow for DERS Every person present should make the very able tuition of Mr.,OfHat. BEEN ALIENATED waiting to see which way the cat must negotiate on a basis of right DeMocracy. The politicians were FROM HAD (Applaue.) hair a we invite Inspection it a point THE START BY THE National Antheier The settlement people." one or other of the Neill dozen pairs of boots made to the ordijumps from the Government poke and equality or not all." State N'ice-President O'Dea sec- branches. to Itjciii all "out of town," and although in- MISTAKES OF MOSCOW. AND of internal troubles within the Emis only by united ac- nary way by the hays at ilontarf. pire will be of the utmost advant- onded, the motionheld by Lloyd George, before it comThe fact is the Ulster lob is not vited did not even reply, except in A GREAT OPPORTUNITY His remarks and Me new These boots are tion that any good can be done. HAD age, and is of paramount import- were punctuated by frequent outmits itself to a pronotfncement upon a paying proposition) The Ulster one instance. We understand that THUS BEEN LOST rolinpare with rairthin On show (Applause-) You have proved by will OF GAINING ance at the present time. hoots for the Irish Question. So much for the Question is -out of the way-Ulster at least one -Labour member was in IRELAND iii the city shops as workt I.et the bursts of applause. "Before any setyour coming AS A POWERFUL so-called Loyalty here this afternoon youths and 11:1P11. kit materials 'used individuality and national spirit of League s its little Parliament. Carson is a the hall. adopt tlement of the Irish, situation can be However, we won. the ALLY." absolutely solid and strong. and the the subservient daily press of Aus- Lord of Appeal. Long has gone to day-and in great style. some such plan. instead of attempt- arrived at, the Anny of Occupation your sincerity in the Irish cause, Let are wdrkmanshlp reflects the highyour sincerity be practical by Ise - general ing to divide eoncerriet tralia. Its policy is dictated ,by the the Lords. the est freedom credit of those "The Londonderry and the seer:-loving peoof the Red Propaganda must be withdrawn. That stipulaApologies for unavoidable abcoming active members of the *or- to -order boots are a ,peclality. !aside, kgaln influences that are manifest in rthe Scotch Cabinet of Craig are unequal sence were received from the Rt. continues on," said 1110. Dwyer, "but ple of Australia. causing internal tion has been 'laid down time and ganisation. The world is looking we say, Cdve the tips a chance." The disruption propaganda of the cables-it is the to the task of making Ulster a smil- Rev. Monsignor in I have this country read of sufficient ours to erove to aagin. The reason for the demand of our central -lepot convenience Verling, V.G., on at Ireland, and it is looking on frightened hv reflex of that Conserva- ing Orange paradise, and they would Father protesting against the landing of is obvious, and why I. say so upon ex -Senator Need- this audience that the Sunday paper everything that Irishmen and' should for one thing :tepeel to thieve tism which squealed during the war he glad of a decent crawl out of the ham, Mr.Crowley, because 1 compare the Irishwomen are doing. There is a of our object.r',arlere no care to assist a Throssell, tr.C., and in question in making an attack the Great Archbishop of Melbourne is when the spectre of defeat race mess they created. It is easier to Dr. Owen Hugo upon us. the Self -Determination for slaughter that took place at chance now to let the world know Paget, whose letter tread _ Torn the first onslaughts of the bat- whip the Orange drum than to run aloud) was received with applause Ireland League of Australia, stupa Amritsar, in India, with the through this resolution what the tlefield, and was only appeased when a parliament-and the votaries of fies its own attitude, because where DEATH. 111, slaughter of innocent people at Irish in this country are doing. tApThe proceedings opened with the Prussian lines were broken. It the Prince of Orange have stomachs a Bolshevists mainly succeeded in 45th, at his re,1DONIMs11.-Un Croke Park in Dublin. An inter- plause.) by State .Pre- the To come here this afterdeuce. " Francis Edward Boulder, stands for the old caste of ascenden- that must be fed. The Parliament sidentstatement the BOYSBLIITGTL8LE United rupter said that both those inci- noon in your numbers in spite of Dwyer regarding a sec- and Wales. Kingdom were Scotland (Frank), beloved husband of Agnes, cy and shivers when it thinks of the ter the South is moribund. Now. the managing diDe dents are identical. I say hey are other attractions, and another de- and of father or Dorothy, mune. Matthe Sunday Press, rector supremacy of the people. To-day Valera holds the key to the situation From of the Clontarf Sunday Times (one of thew. Clem, Joe, Imelda, Marie and not identical. I say that Croke monstration at another place, the Sunday Times, in itt the is it is in a maudlin state of uncer- tion, not Craig nor George. anderhe. namely Jack.-R.I.P. company controlling that paper) Park affair was a thousand times proof that you attitude towards the meet- is the mean business. tainty as to what will happ!tn after thee he succeeets or not in the ne- present Chief Ranger of the Caledonworse than the Amritsar incident. want to encourage you to do whatI ing that afternoon. After a few the Conference of Prime Ministers. gotiations pending-the fight will go Society in this State --(derisive In Amritsar the peo- you have done this afternoe.n. Don't IN MEMORIAM. remarks concerning that ian It hasn't a soul that it can call its on. The Irish people have decided pertinent ENTERTAIN YOU (Applause.) laughter)-and you all know wh ) ple were gathered together by per- let it be said that we are asleep 0'11E11,1.1%-ln Is, Eng memory Of our own, nor does it seem able to move on a final clean-up, and Ireland must paper, the President read an ex- comes from Wales. (Laughter and dear sem and brother, James O'Reilly. mit, and were discussing in public when we should been up and who departed this life on the (rd ol on its own initiative, else it would be a free Ireland. There is a great- tract from that day's issue, which applause.) I might mention only matters about which they wanted doing. Ireland have wants to have the July, 1919, at Highgate. speak out the wish of the Australian er Ireland beyond the seas tc cep was received with ironical applause two: Billy Hughes and Lloyd flis At Majesty's Theatre an adjustment mate and their grievininiacuiste Heart of Mary, same rights as we enjoy out here. democracy in regard to the right of tend with than the Ireland at home, and groans. This is what the paper George. (Groans, and derisive laughYour prayers for him extol: ances righted. They !sad every (Applause.) She wants to have Ireland to a full measure of fiscal and the Ireland beyond the seas in question printed:-.0, Sacred heart of Jesus. ter.) To test the bonafides of that right to discuss their own alairs, control of own affairs. ' We Ilave mercy on his soul. autonomy. A.; in the other capital will be faithful to De Valera, and if "11ILF-DICTZIIMINATION. paper it is the wish of the State Thursday, July 28th but because it was something -in the want to tell her by his losing parents, bo the heads of the British --Inserted "An alleged monster public meet- Council that a challenge be issued-cities of the Commonwealth the not De Valera to whoever stands nature of a self-detertninatieu meet- Empire that they have lost Ireland, triers and sisters.. daily press of this city gave little where he stands today,. with SO per ing" is to be held in Perth this after- (applause)-the challenge to remain the Most Rev. Di. Mannix!' Sew ing-laughter-411e army of occupa- because they ha* not, and apparnotice to the Irish Convention held rent. of the Irish people at his back. noon, to advocaV what is called open for three days for acceptance could use such expressive language tion there, wider instructions, ently will not, realise that Ireland l'Ealis K.-I ii lowing memory of may lov last Saturday, and -to the proceed- Peace may come in the near future: seffeleterrnination for Irelanci---in or otherwise. The acceptance' of or adopt such a vigorous attitude slatorlitered them lw the hundred, is detetinined to c indUct her own Mg father, John hearse. who died ings at the Melrose. Theatre last we hope it will; but it must come other words, the establishment of a the challenge will take the form of than Father Neville when he utter- aerhaps the thousarid. on December CBI' 1896; also my Croke affairs in her own way. (Applause.) Sunday. It is, perhaps, immaterial. to the Irish people on the basic: of Sinn Fein Republic. As Sinn Fein a debate in public of Ireland's claim ed the last few sentences. The au- I, .rk there were thirty At loving mother, thitherine Pears,-, thoueand writ) died July 1st, 1911; also Mary but it is an incident that should not right aed justice --and until it does is financed to some extent by Bol- (Applause). Tke time hay come dience was roused to a high pitch of people assembled. They paid their State Secretary poheny, lir see. Ellen Cunningham, died January Sth, be forgotten. The resolutions cat., conic Kathaleen Ny-Houlahanh will shevik money, and as Bolshevik when this falsification of the ideals enthusiasm, and moments before admission to go m to peacefeliy ending the motion, said that "this 1917; John Pear se, died January grand demonsratioe was made at a tied throughout the Commonwealth go trudging down the road carrying matey conies from 'Germany, the of the Irish people and a legitimate the name of the "greatest living witness a football match. They 19, 1917. Thomas Pearce, died Dehad very oppirtune tine. It was irnwill find, notwithstanding, publicity her burden patient and hopeful un- public of WA. are asked to support organisation such as our League cember 1+, 1917; Joseph Pearse. every right was tittered to be at all, the Irishman" there, because died Ndvember 16, 1908; also Ernest cc that the Yoke of the Trish in England and America-they will til the goal of her desire is reached. a German -made rebellion. As a must be stopped. (Applause.) We speaker's words were anticipated they had paid their admissier. They perati George Hayes, died January 30th. in Australia she ald be heard at the and expression elsewhere. The time matter of fact, Sinn Feineis do not 'object to fair criticism, but the throng. The concourse spon- were watching the progran of the Imperial Conference in London be- o 1916. has gone when 'Irishmen and friends NEWS OF THE ARCH- largely financed by Germarfs in Am- we do protest against such lying by Lord. let aerpetnat light Milne upon taneously rose in uproarious ap- game, and they were naturally ire fore that conference disbanded. (Ap / them. of Irishmen' can be fooled into silerica, so that there is no doubt propaganda being rammed down the bs their sorrowful and cheering which lasted teeested in it. A11 c f a sudden acne plause') wire, The- Bi eish Prince Minis- __Inserted and DIOCESE. ence by false political promises and, about the German association. It throats of the people. (Applause.) plause sister Sarah Hayes, Cot, for some minutes, the speaker aly planes mail..eto Mt! Overhead, and ter should b.' to'd that the Irish in mummer. now that they have realised what ortesloe. late of Boulder Cite. began with the war and was eviden- Anyhow we will issue the challenge, most Adopting a perplexed attitude, in an instant the "Army of OccupaCALENDAR. Australia were deetrinined to see ganisatiop means, thefe will come a ced by the Casement treachery and and I think we can confidently turning more than once to the chair- tion.. with all their equipment, Ireland free, and that we also knew different tone .11 the party -shackled S. 3, Seventh Sunday after Pent. the abortive Dublin rebellion in await the result. (Applause.) loving memory cd Private man as much as to ask "how long machine* guns and tanks, rushed in, that Ireland would accept nothing PECK.-Ili W. Berk, who died of wounds in Green. 1916. It is necessary press of this country. From the M to place these The President pursued the subject more have I to wait?" Resuming, shooting indiscriminately France, July 6 191s. 4, Of the Octave of Apostles. here, less than freedom." (Applause.) politicians except under compulsion facts before the public; because they of his remarks which constituted a the speaker referred to unspeakable there, and everywhere, and laying most Sacred ,Iteart of Jesus, have Red. In the same way the chairman they must expect little. Politicians merry on sits SOUL Tu. ii, St. Antonius Zaccaria. White will be carefully concealed at to- masterly statement of Ireland's murders and outrages by the Crown low men, women, and children. read the resolution aloud, put it hi -inserted by B. Ougert. take their ls from ballots. day's "monster meeting," as will tile claim for self-determination. W. 6, OctaveForces ill Ireland. Day of (Cries of "Shame" the Apostlea. in the condemning and hoots.) If The game vith the Irish people. logical conclusion that Sinn of Fein laying particular stress, naturally. murders of priests, women and chil- that was not cold-blooded murder, Red. demands whatever be the issue of"the Prime "sell then upon the purport of the' resolution dren, and dealt at length upon the what is? There us . .an . . orMinister's Conference or the results Th. 7, SS. Cyril said Methodius. Ulster possesses-determination" an equal right to he had of necessity to retrace prac- extremities and indescretiont of ganisation White. make in here id the meeting between Lloyd F. 8, St. Elizabeth. a similar demand. But Can tically the same argument ,and ex- British authority over the most that you all knowexistence White of. I mention, George and Eamonn de Val. S. 9, B.V.M. on Saturday. White. Irish Logue has pointed out that an press the same sentiments as has errr law-abiding and lovable people on the Loyalty Leaguee It is not a era, and the Premier of the Republic is impossible while ployed et the Convention on the earth. Father Neville retired to sectarian society, because Sir WalPeter's Pence Coleetion. ' there is an Englishman Ulster Parliamenteen. The realive to fight previoui afternoon. That effort, his seat amidst a furore of applause, ter James says so; but I at:, going solution of the 'Irish people His Grade wishes to femind the against it. Britain's self-preserva- which was a decided achievement in which resounded through the build- to tell you that if an organisation has been cast to stand to the death clergy that,the annual collection for tion is a much more vital thing than public pronouncements of the Irish ing. as the Loyalty League is ushfor the Birthright of their Nation Peter's Pence will be taken up to- Ireland's self-determination. as claim so far uttered in this State, is The chairman rose to briefly ad- Rich ered into being by speeches such as to shape its destiny and live its life morrow (Sunday) and following Owen Wister and Edward Price reported verbatim, and appears in dress the gathering were immediately made at the inaugural meeting bewithout coercion from outside. As Sundays. He exhorts them to have Bell, both Americans, have shown another column. TIC KE TS. Australians we claim that right, we the collection announced in all the and emphasised. However, we sup- necessary to reprint'itIt is thus un- fore reading -the resolution, milking in' Perth recently, and if these are here. Attenit quite clear that the any audience well of what the league exercise it, and to yield, it at the be. churches before hand. The propose the German game must be play- tion must be called, however, to the understood the terms of the motion, standscriterion for, there is only one concluhest of British Statesmen would be ceeds are to be sent to the Rev. ed." stress the speaker laid upon the explaining that he would call for a sion to come to. The original adto surrender the dearest and most J. T. McMahon, MA., the Palace, as Dealing further with the paper in ideal of self-determination and Its show hands to denote the feeling vocacy of the Loyalty League was treasured principle of glemocratic soon as possible. question, Mr. Dwyer answered its world-wide support by Democracy. of theof meeting. Obtainable Everywhere in Perth and Fremantle. The motion be- to set up a star chamber, and Higovernment. Why then refuse it to epithets against the Self-Determina- In stating that that principle had ing put, the immense gathering sig- hernians (and none but Catholics the Irish people because Lord BirkThe Right Rev. Dr. Kelly, Bishop tion League by, in the first place, the active support MRS. MILLER AND JAZZ BAND. of the people nified with of absolute unanimity its can belong to that society) weds enhead and others of his Tory mind of Geraldton, is in Perth. answering some of those charges not England through the British Peril* agreement," and when otoportunity the principal target for Sir Walter For Convenience of Patrons:-LATE TRAIN, OLOAKROOM fear a competition of Irish goods With any words of his own, or the mcntary Labour Party. the Presi- offered, not a single dissentient James and others. The spy system. -ith British goods in foreign- marThe Sisters of Mercy, Foundling words of any Irishman, but he read dent also drew the attention of the could be ATTENDANTS, FLOOR STEWARDS. found. The motion was was to be introduced to search byets? Must the people of a little Home, desire to thank Mrs. O'Mara, his reply from the April, 1921, audience to the fact issue that at yesterdeclared carried unanimously amid ways. lanes. and hack yards --latiale Mrs. 1' Cl,Kenitiwell. ation be wronged to protect the Midland Junction, for cheque for of Current History, an American day's (Saturday) session of the Al! cheers and Ilon. Sees. Joint prolonged applause. ter-and when it was thought that ommercial interests of another tut - e2 3s 6d, amount taken from collec- magazine, printed, published, and Australian Congress Mr. F. J. Briggs. of Trades coupled with the waving of the a (UMW/Aft was discovered. the ion? Must Ireland be kept a tion box under that lady's care. altogether controlled by the New Unions the following motion was Sinn Fein Bag, which draped the Star Chamber would deal with him."

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THE W.A. RECORD, JULY 2, 1921 the town is spreading gradually toWEDDING. wards Cottealoe Beach. The many cratingg factories and works now opera RULE-MALONEY. Our Correspondent.) in the vicinity of Rocky Bay proA very quiet, but immix wedding was Monday eveung,.the Freman- vide sufficient inducement now for celebrated at the Roman Cathoile tle Tewn Hall accommodated a an addition, and houses are going Church, temantle, on Saturday after (Molgood erowil to witness the initial ef- up in the neighbourhood. Once a neon last, when Miss Ethel May Maloney and Mr. James Rule. o fort if the recently formed Cathol'e move is made in the direction indi- lie) or Fremantle, were joined in the holy Men's Society Dramatic Club, which cated, with the prophetic vision of bonds it Matrimony, the Rev. Fettle' bride. who enplayed "Fennel," tir "The Violin :tittles Verne one may see the time cascy officiating. o-1 The ism. the arm of her Imothe cloven III Makers of Cremona,' in coniunction when tit, Greater Perth scheme will tered ther, Mr. James mammy, lookeiDeliarma well -know': Diedrich,. Etig,ne be half arranged simple ;men concert first with a and dainty a very ing in in doctrine writer, and Theodore Haecker. by the lire:tell fillip receive a great Hutton. a ..'hoirmaster Arthur Nash. KATHALEEN NY-HOULAHAN" Dr. the usual A per- "through" tram service to the Port. of ivory crepe -de -chine. Minor doctrines, pri..minent Evangelical and diseipline:' of South centage FOREVER! bridal yen was worn. being fastened were deproceeds if the suffered . the term might he used, on the bead by rows of pearls. She Germany, have contributed to the voted to the Mary's Mount bazaar Are we too sanguine? a small Early Victorian bowhich did not affect symposium of explanations and Fremantle carried I am pleased to say (Writ:en f( the Catholii Bulletin niodification of white roses and carnations and The Mass was abol- proposals. Mr. Diedrichs writes: funds, which will greatly benefit as was well and worthily represented! (met .,sitinuity." Miss Violet North, to Mary A. Bishop,. Maidenhair fern. Proceedings commenced result. V:110 attended the bride, was ished: transubstantiation, formally or Perth, "The question in dispute is this: att ith held demonstration spirited overture by the at the monster daintily attired in a long-bodiced dress Lutheranism) Leura aOrchestra. Over i;.1 the hillside, by the sunny defined by an Ecumenical Council as t Sunday Melrose Theatre on thein pliik elrirmeuse and crepe de of palest S. Callaghan Mr. binding on Catholic consciences un- inertly the result of the war ancl the with small last under the auspices of the State chine, prettily trimmed "hin':e. She wore a mastic eollOtired rem,. bs- sang Council -Determination Sat Kathaleen Ny-Houlabati. restin' der anathema, and accepted as such revolution or had it already of the Self A recital "The Rosary," roloured ed with streamer-. silk hat, with self by the ancient Ecelesis Anglicana, eun?" The of Australia. League from her load. for Ireland and carried a bouquet of Phil, ratite followed be Mrs. A. II. Yelland. primacy. thins and maidenhair fern, and also a Watebin' tb.1 grean wa..es spar le in was repudiated: Papal authority Then he gives a startling answer after which Miss Alice O'Donnell Port can always be deoctuled on to beautiful sliver purse, the gift of sanctioned by the same the light. quota. its provide ,Isrt..Walton of ',remain by Our to the question. Ile says: "It has rendered "T Hear You Calling Me." Thankin the good God for savin' and believed to be ordained The speech of the day at the Mel- acted as best All existed fur 400 years: it arose during "Farewell in the Desert" was a treat Lord, was repudiated also. her frir, fright the ceremony the bridal party Miss rose Theatre. Perth, on Sunday last, andAfter Dean Hutton can say of these facts the Renaissance and began with sung by Mr. Percy Swain. Intimate friends motorctl a few Protestantism, but it has been has- Kathleen Fanning next contributed was the effort of Rev. Father Nev, through to Perth, where, at the resiDown the road -way march'n' came is that they were "minor doctrines. The genial soggarth dent, of Mr. and Mr.. North, a very spO.M.I. tened liv recent events." one of her favourites, Mr. Gec. W. To continuity." not break which do men, repaSt was pet Ism& and deloetable the Kings:: upon to be relied arum is always half completing the first Shepherd who This admission from a conspicuous awaitins them.. Mrs. North rereived Stirrin' up the quiet dust. rousin' such shifts are those reduced of Gra-machree." to expound logic and good reason - the guests in a charming [roe!: of try to make a case for Anglican con- member of the Lutheran body that with "The Land were bog end glen: the mg. His passionate love for the conde chine. After crepe black a accorded All the artistes Germandegenerationiiri Mated by the road? What's tinuity." breakfast a "Who's gem of the Atlantic added clusion of the wedding with Luther's revolutionary di., splendid reception, encores being de- Emeraldfervour very pleasant evening was spent. she dein' there?" to forcefulness and greater instance. Mr. in every manded tiurteg the evening the happy couple tin -bailee of the country's religious "'I is Kathaleen Ny-Honlahan."- Governments and Violence. per motor for Mundaring. where II. G. Nash was musical di- his learned discourse_ on this part.cu- left We hear a good deal. about the unity and the subjectivism without Arthur the *(ieio her, by tte hair!' the 110110'1110M, is being spent. been it has lar occasion. Truly rector and officiated in his usual iii [ravening In a smartly tailored nowadays, authority whitli Protestantism philosophy of violence PT' t only bride is Ws priests are ereme serge costume, 8 white panne has capal.le style.The secondhalt was said "Nu lain' what she has hidden in saes au Indian exchange. Mr. Gand- induced 3111011g the people, but apostles. greatest the world's eit et sailer hat with white streamers l'v ushered in the Leura Orchestra, . con- ueen .t. hi, Lord Reading, everybody completing- a very charming touette. her load. -after which the one -act play, "rhe also the world's greatest patriots. demns il, yet everybody practically official Evangelicanisin and with Violin Makers of Cremona." "She's squattin' their fur nooudconstituIn my notes last week d stated belie,es in it. Persians say: Nevet congratulations by the Catholics. IRISH NATIONAL kill her-like a toad! Theodore Haecker is not less hard ted the second section of the offering that the half -yearly meeting of the We won't have her sittin' on the tell a lie, when the truth serves you Catholic Men can congratulate F.0 M S. took place last Thursday FORESTERS lust as well. Similarly we would on the religious system which has The King's highwaythemselves uti having achieved a week. which was a slight mistake. A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. Glaimin' it belongs to her,-shoot say: Never use violence when jus- come to be identified with German distinct success. The offering was eventuated meeting -yearly The half Government. and policy. No Initiation Fee. But Cheapest Contice serves you just as well. tier, I say!" brilliantly played thranglrout, ex- last Thursday evening. The pretributions. when all is said and done, this treme care evidently having been vious week's meeting was more in Branches: Hugh Perth, meets So the King's men. in fury, they much may be held in favour of vio- No Audience for Dr. Belles. alternate Thursdays, in the Trades Hall devoted to the to enunciation of the the nature of a quarterly .netting lence that it is the only substitute (Room 14), Beaufort -street, Perth. shot left and right. On the tr.o.askel of the recent visit piece. Everything was well arrangetc. officers, nominate a Brian in Boru Branch, Fremantle, children every The of Dr. Genes. Csecho-Slovak Minis- ed, and we know so far for justice. And they put all the Tuesday, Friendly Societies to detail- was very There passed through Fremantle alternate terrible fright, curious thing about violence is that ter of For,igii Affairs, to Roine, he much in attention evidence. While it is hard week -end Constable Arthe Gal- Hall, tkit.degalriitc,"ee213 Burt-street,Slet's "Now, when the smoke has cleared. its greatest apologists are our mo- was denied au audience with the to show any distinction whatsoever, last Mrs. Gal- Premattile. Caries Stuart Parneil, look in vain." said they. dern Governments: as a matter of Holy Father. Dr. Bet,,, is an al), s- the work of Mr. Mick Eustace. as lagher, accompanied bytheir Secretary's address, Court way to Boulder; N y-Houlahan fact the only institution that now- tate from the Catholic Faith, and Taddeo Ferrari, the master violin lagher and farni4y, on "For Kathaleeil Hotel, Boulder; meats alternate Fridays. Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. adays ,believes in violence, down- as such was refused the privilege of maker, was the outstanding feature, Bridgetown, to which centre Mr. John she'll be gone to stay." O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland Juncright, revolutionary violence, is the reception by the Pope. He was com- and his work forcibly reminded Inc Gallagher has Met been transferred tion. Arguments, pelled to discuss his mission with of his past successes in "Arrah.na. after some years at Shark's Bay. hioney to Lend on application to the Well-when 'twas over, and out modern bureaucracy. efforts successful most of the Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. One sun, the the in came speeches, protests, leaders Cardinal Gasparri, Papal Secretary pogue." "Hook Maxwell, and Barrack -street, Perth, or the I," and others. the with to date in connection And the King's men were lookin' to Press, leave them perfectly passive, of State. General seerethary. care J. J. SnIgg, He played his part to perfection, Mary's Mount Bazaar was the tea- Barrack -street. windows, see what was done, their but go and smash all trace of amateur theatricals party for children held :ast Satur There-in the clear light-carryin' and they at once sit up and look The Latest American Freak Church. and was absent. Miss Wilson played day by the East Fremantle Stall in PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG her load, into your case. The British Govern. Gianina with a freedom which con- the local school groand. The party The popular doctrine of the aniMEN'S SOCIETY. Was Kathaleen Ny-Hdulahan trud- ment never made the slightest conclusively proved that she had made was attended by a huge crowd, whe SO4 HAY -STREET, PERTH. ' gin' down the road! cession to Ireland except when she mal descent of man is bearing fruit a most careful study (Loder the Patronage or Ills Grace of her part, spent an enjoyable time and aug; Archbishop (Aisne). kicked her heels. It is, therefore, in animal dances, animal banquets. which, however, did not he mented the funds by a really ex- Billiard Room,Lounge, Library, Card An Artist's Will, not Ireland that believes in violence and animal morality in the refined fair opportunity to display give Room, Cricket Club, Harriers' Club, her abili- ceptional amount. The East Freculture of a godless modern society. Debating, The will of the late Mr. Gervase -it is the British Cabinet. and Dramatic ties as an emotional actress; albeit mantle Stall is to be cengratulatcr but we have been waiting for the Societ Elwes, who was killed in a railway ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. announcement of a new animal reli- the little emotion which the piece on the success which has attended accident, has just been proved. The "Roman Catholics and Convicted ssion. EVERYkGCAIIG4ALHOULLA did afford was treated in a master- each of its efforts to elate. May the A This has now arrived, and C ET YIAT real estate is valued at £168,027. All Felons." prmises to lift civilisation to the ly manlier and without exaggera- luck last! Full particulars on application tohis personal property is left to his The Leicester Mail of April 7th zenith of animal W. J. WEBB, lion. Secretary. perfection, notes tion. Mr. James Bolger's interpresee Mr. A. Joyce, to pleased I was wife absolutely. There are bequests published the extraordinary state- America. The First Church for tation of Fillip° was a splendidly- of Joyce and Watkin, the sandalto servants, and the real estate is ment that "aliens, Roman Catho- Animal Rights was organised March acted piece, which requires excep- wood experts, is back from a busi- Society of St. Vincent de Paul left to his son, Captain Robert Ger- lics, Jews, and convicted felons" are 13th at the Hotel in New tional talent to portray convincing- ness trip to Singapore. Mr. Joyce Western Australia (lncorp). vase Elwes, subject to bequests of disqualified from service as Angli- York. The cardinalAstor point of its ly. He treated the part like a mas- is a man of broad ideas, who is do£35,000 to be divided amongst his can churchwardens. Whatever might creed is that: "Dumb animals have ter. Mr. Will Hoey, as Sandro, This Society exists foe the purpose work in pioneering of the ing some other children, and £10,000 for his be the prevailing desire of "Jews a spirituality which it is the duty completed a strong cast, and preor assisting worthy fautilos amid others, said son's marriage settlement. mid convicted felons" in connection of mankind in the interest of civil!. sented his part in his customary connection with the establishment lucludiug inmates or public Institutions, Orient. with the trade in of indigent circumstances, and engages There are no charitable bequests. with service as Anglican church- cation and of Christianity' to deve- finished manner. The interpretait is governed 1 must congratulate the Mirror on lit other good works. wardens, Roman Catholics. at all lop." Among its first disciples are tion was well received throughout. (top floor) the under remarks its outspoken Taxing the Dead. royaalc?iuric'eage,ondecredin, events, arc not out after the job. mentioned a number of literary and each of the principals being apfrom society celebrities, who pledge them- plauded at intervals for particular- heading of "Fremantle Fragments" or Conferences in many parishes Among the outrages of the war, Shane Leslie. looking away local a regarding last Saturday, and particularly of its aftermath, the humorous side of the State, in selves to preach "the oneness of all ly well -played interpretations of sheet's suburban scribe and Sinn thrTV:VaLlits tP,,e ltv rinds are many, and with a view to supplementing its re those perpetrated by the Rumanians 'a brief letter to the Universe tritely life." This is merely a recrudes- various passages. A second curtain the Society invites persons very gratifying to find sources, in the portion of Hungary occupied remarks that "Our Lord would have cence of the absurdities of the was demanded at the close. Unfor- Fein. It is the tasking their wills to emberts z:111 cosmopolitan char- when paper of work. BequestsmayL ray by them were characterised by the failed to qualify on all these Haeekelian Monism. In the mean - tunately a violin case, which is aacter Irish a giving the of the Mirror our of the council, or any utmost refinement of cruelty. We grounds. He was an alien, a Jew (line children are starving in Europe opened by Fillip() in the course of fair deal. It is more popular to de- Conference ofParticular the Society. are not surprised, therefore, to learn a convicted felon, and He founded and the world is in chaos because the piece, refused to comply with cry the Irish at the present time. -1 of an equal refinement attained by the Roman Catholic religion." it has turned its face from the wore the directions, and when it had to hope the Mirror's action will have YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OP them in the art of extorting taxes. ship cif the one true God to sacri- lie handed off to be AUSTRALIA. ac- itsesinohwne reronda singularlt:re Under WESTERN the Patronage of His Grace the The deficit of the Rumanian admin- The Last of the Mohicans. of an fice anew to the idals of Egypt and tion caused a serious upsetti Archbishop. important episode and a -ndant fearless and just.:t paper istration in the occupied Hungarian A High Mass of Requieet was ce- of Babylon. Animal religion The Study of the Language, is Objects. an dialogue, which considerably detown of Arad is said to amount to lebrated at San Gabriel Mission old, old creed. -Catholic Bulletin. Mip-ic, History, Literature, and Dancing The Premier (Sir James Mitchell) of Ireland, and the revival or the ideals tracted from an otherwise fa iltless stated To find new sour- near Los Angeles, California, last 400,000,000 leis. Tahn, Irish -Ireland during Of one day last week that presentation: an unfortunate pre- his recent visit to the North cf the ces of income the town council has month for the repose of the soul of MEETS NEXT MONDAY dicament which a sympathetic audiEVENING at 8 p.m at ST. PATRICK'S decided to tax the dead, naturally Santo Junico, said to he one of the A Remarkable Painting. Types of men, women and child- ence considerately endeavoured to State, pastoralists were keenly in- BOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON -ST. the dead Hungarian only. For each last, if not the last. of the Mission Subscriptions: Ladles and Monthly in the construction of the dead person 100 leis must be paid, Indians. Junico was 106 years of ren-white and black-who, without overlook. Ms. James Bolger acted terested 6d.; Gentlemen, la. Fremantle Freezing Works, and luvenues, 3. P. DOHE , Hon. Secretary. twenty to a hundred for a. coffin, 10 age, and died at Mission San Ga distinction of creed stood mourning as stage manager in his usual effici- were very anxious to know wren P. CLIFFCRD, AM. Secretary. at the bier of Cardinal Gibbons as ent manner. for a wooden cross, from 50 to 100 brief. his body lay in state in the CatheA feature of the entertainment they would be commencing operafor crosses in stone or marble. Where dral, will find a place in the painting was the playing of the Leura Or- tions- They realise that the works Telephone 5152. these taxes are not paid the respec- Poland and the Church. would be of substantial assietance tive graves are simply destroyed by Poland has definitely approved of the scene by Griffith B. Coale, chestra, which, in addition to proFARRELL BROS. them by enabling them to disthe Rumanians. Not even the dead her Constitution. After the passing who is now at work on the canvas. viding the much-appreciated over- to Merchants aid Corti of store stocks to farmers to General Produce The painting will be completed ture and entr'acte, also supplied the pose are allowed to rest in peace. So the of the vote of approbation in the Crushers. fatten for export shrough the FreHOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. world has been made safe for de- Diet, the President of the Republic, shortly, and will be placed on Exhi- music incidental to the play. The only Firm who Speggalise in Grain mantle works. That the supelier is bition in Baltimore. Mr. Coats The Star of the Sea HA.C.B.S. mocracy.-America. the members of the Parliamentary and Salt Crustiltig. two days in the Cathedral as met in St. Patrick's Hall on Mon- so quick to appreciate the value cif and diplomatic bodies, and an im- spent of people filed past the day evening, when Bro. Alford pre- the latest innovation here speaks The Science of the Sacraments. mense crowd proceeded to the Ca- thous.nds M. HALLION well for the ultimate success thereon which lay the body of sided over a good 'ouster of memAn article under this heading in thedral, where the Cardinal -Arch- catafalque Machine Bread Factory, North sremanthe city's most distinguished citi- bers. Bro. J. J. Bendon acted as of. tle. Bread delivered to all parts or the April 23 number of the Spirit- bishop officiated, and a solemn Te zen. must \e He sketched the faces of re- Guardian for the evening. Fremantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. Malt The ualist paper, Light., serves (though Deum was sting. After the cere- presentative whiMch attend- and Brown Bread a Speciality, types of men and wo- clearances of Sister McCabe and Bro. Wilson on the successcongratulate Ship its writer would not so have intend- mony. Parliament met again to men ed her effort on Monday as ping Supplied. Tel. B739. who paid a last homage to the Mason were accepted. Sick par "Gianina" in the C.M.S. evening ed) as a warning of the terrible dan- consider the carrying out of the naproduction dead Prelate. Mr. Coale 's pencil has was passed for payment to Bros. M. The article re tional vow made in 1788 to erect a gers of occultism. "SHAMROCK" bent. Leen, J. M. Cullity, B. Devitt, and of "The Violin Makers of Cremona." views a book called The Service of Basilica in Varsavia as a perpetual caught for his painting the Miss Wilson, who has received our -bearded Jew, the old negro, the J. Joycd. The previous meeting's TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, the Sacraments, by C. M. Lead expression of thanksgiving to. God. grey literary boquet many times for her poor WELLINGTON woman, -STREET, PERT)/ with head wrapped in minutes were read and confirmed. beater. The name of this writer The loss of her independence mask a shawl, the wondering M. SHERIDAN, Proprietrese face of a Bro. T. J. Alfdrd reported at length work with the Hibernian Dramatic should, to Catholics, be enough. The it impossible for Poland to carry out child. In Society, has now attracted the nothe background he has on the special district meeting held book, says the Light reviewer, aims the work. but it has now been tatice of the secular press, and the glimpses of the men and wo- at the Hibernian Hall, Perth, G. F. YEATES at combining the traditional form ken up again by the nation on its given said notices bear out all we have men of wealth and fashion mingling the 19th. ulto., his report being :I Optician, re- ever said of her. of worship-with its stately ritual, birth to a new life. The Polish Con- in a common democracy if sorrow 37 BARRACK -STREET, PERT. ceived with satisfaction abiding by and its the its deep mysticism, stitution declares the Catholic reliThe Refreshment in caninesthe poor and lonely. The pic- insmbers. Town Hall). (Opposite The ex,eutive officers tion with the Mary'sStall witness to the reality of _sacramental gion to hold the first place as the with Mount Bazaar ture is pronounced a striking comwere empowered of to measure arrarge widest It a prethe pro. grace-with religion of the majority. The cameo -like face of the sentation to Bro. Maurice Quinlan. is holding a. select dance in the VicHOLDWAY & intellectual liberty. The inner mean- mises respect for the Church's position. toria on Hall Tuesday, Tuly 12th. Licensed sewerage Plumbers (Certifibrought into radiance by Past President. ing of this is shown by an indica- rights. and provides that the rela- Cardinal, tc the Everything points to a decided suc- cated). Gasritters and Sheet Metal light that shines across the som- extent of II Pis 8dAccounts were passed for tion elsewhere in the same article tions of the State with the Church the Workers. A Trial solicited. 40-44 Present cess. indications are that of the Cathedral, is regard- payment. it was to apply a Tel. A4395. that the "whole Roman Catholic shall be determined according to a breness class evening's amusement is Pier -street, Perth. as an exceptionally tine achieve- to the D.B. for £15 decided from the Consoli- in high system" (minus the supremacy of convention with the Apostolic See. ed store for patrons. dated Sick Fund' to meet the excepthe Pope as head of the Church) is which shall be ratified by Act of ment. P. J. HEVRON tionally heavy strain at present be"adopted unreservedly," and by this Parliament. Shipping, and Forwarding Newcastle Club Hotel Customs, A Noted British Catholic. . Agency. General Carriers. Phillimore ing felt on the sick fund. The South Terrace, it is "connected with science, by Fremantle. Newly Chambers, ReFremantle. The Tel. 8277. Marquis Claes branch Lagergren has been called on to a novated and Up -to-Date. of means of the astral, mental and in- A Map of the Sky. Goldfields Sweden, for many years the only greater extent lately than ever be- and North-West Customers specially tuitional forms of matter which his Observatory has Scandinavian Vatican The papal fore chamberlain in catered its history. for. South Beach trams MISS and stop M. McMAHON real Receipts theosophical studies have made published the fifth volume of one of the foremost leaders of Ca- led £5 -Is 3d., Bro. Alford closedtotaldoor. Prpprietor: T. H. Ryan (late Choicest Pastry, Fruits, and Confecmean just the at to him." Can such things Sec., celtre Club, and Wyndham. the series of photographic astrono- tholic thought in a country that num- meeting .n the prescribed tionary. anything but an appalling and sac- mical form at 9 Tel. B197. 32 Pier -street, Perth (Near Hay -street) of the map of the sky. bers only 2,500 Catholics charts among o'clock. rilegious jumble' of Catholic sacra- The volume has been presented to 5.500,000 people, is among Now the distinthat the Catholic jargon; Men's Soments with theosophical the scientific institutions, and has visitors to Washington, ciety has followed the lead set such, indeed, as has been exposed by won admiration, as did its predeces- guished Father Thurston, S.J.? We note, in sors, for the exactitude and care be- where he is renewing acquaintances some time back by the Hibemians, the Light .article, that the Rev. C. stowed upon it. The Pope, in a with friends he made in America and extended their activities to inW. Scott-Moncrieff, Anglican rector letter from Cardinal Gasparri, has many years .ago. The Marquis ea. clude dramatics, perhaps it is riot of Edgware, Middlesex, is quoted as highly complimented the Director gergren has come from Rome, where too much to hope that the doyezi PERTH Can Mr. of the Observatory, Father Hager. he was summoned by his Holiness to of dramatists of other. days. Mr. sponsoring this book. take care of the party of the King Torn Whitely, might once again ScotaMoncrieff have examined the and assistants. As is known, of Denmark on the occasion "tread of that the boards" matter carefully before assuming when his in his Grattan in 1890 Rear -Admiral Mouchez monarch's visit to the Holy See. He Riggs style, and this responsibility?-Universe. us (in the (Director of the Paris Observatory) is accompanied by his son, Claes words of a storycause -book (Irvine), to the Lagergren,Jn., who was made a papal "pay our merry dimes idea of utilising formed Bro. Longs Leison, of the Catho- process the and swell the photoof astronomical chamberlain at Rome, father and company of the gods-" As some cf lic Leper Mission in the Island of the sky, son being the only Scandinavians Molokai, famous for ever through graphy to obtain a map ofthat offer- who now have the distinction of be- us are aware (having coaxed the information out of him unconsciousthe magnificent devotion of Father among the observatories, important in the to co-operate ed ing members of the papal household ly) Mr. Whitely was some years ago Damien. states that, owing to the Vatican, then Marquis Lagergren is a convert, starred by the famous "G.R." in wonderful success of the chaulmoo. work was that of the Prices Greatly Reof the celebrated and married an American wife, a Melbourne, gra oil treatment, there is a prospect under the direction but for private reasons Denza.. The work was divi- Catholic, who died a few years ago. had, perforce, duced, Very special that within a few years the mission Father to divorce tha proobservatories, He was made a member of the there may be brought to a close. ded amongst eighteen and thus Australia was bertime till now Father Pope's household 33 years ago. On fession, reductions to make eft Five years back the number of its and from that of another Julius Knight. As Vice-Director of the Observa- that occasion the reigning Pontiff, the immortal bard of Avon says. inmates was 130. To-day it contains Laisi room for New Shipassiduoushimself applied has tory, Leo XIII., asked him about his "Man in his time plays many parts." but 63. Bro. Louis has been sta- ly to taking the photographs. The One of our Catholic young men tioned at the Molokai Leper Mission work undertaken by the Vatican plans for the future, and he declared ments arriving, that he intended to spend histime for 22 years, Bro. Dutton and others is alwayswho atthe disposalof Observatory comprises two sets of in Rome. The Holy Father urged Catholic being still there. charitable efforts is Mat. 1,400 photographs, one for the cata- him to return to his native country, Foley, who is . . at peace with" Surgical Belts of all logue of the heavenly bodies, and where he declared he could' render the world unlessnever Dean Hutton on Continuity. he is seated at the for the map of the sky. The photo- great service to the Church, and for pianoMat. is always prepared to As one of the Hoare Memorial graphs are all completed. descriptions made Those many years he has been active in do what he can in the musical line. Hall lectures on Church History, fen the map are nearly ready. When endeavouring to promote Catholic the Dean of Westminster gave, on they are all completed they to order will interests in that country, where he In addition to his lo's'e for the piano. Mat. can, at a pinch, regale the asApril 19th, an address on "Reforma- fill ten volumes, five of which are has a large estate near Stockholm. with step -dancing. recitation and the Continuity of the -already published. The Vatican The Marquis was a personal friena sembly tions, and songs. Church." Commenting on Dean Brassieres from 4/11 is thus confirming the Cardinal Gibbons and translated In the issue of the West AustraHutton's address, the Universe Observatoryit enjoys amongst the of "The Faith of Our Fathers" into his lian of Friday, writes: It is easy to understand in- reputation the 24th. ulto.. there scientific, and upholding the brilg g appeared a report of an agitaLion significant controversialists repeat- liant tradition attached to the Holy to have the Perth tramvays extent', ing long -refuted fallacies as though See as a seat of learning. ASK FOR ed to Claremont. This calls to mind no exposure had ever been made: g PHIL RYAN the fact that something in the way but, when eminent dignitaries do Dodge Motor Car for Hire Day or sushi. of an extension to the North Freso, it makes one wonder how much German Lutherans Looking car No. 208. Motor Garage TeleOnly Address effort is really needed before a fat Romewards. 9 phone, A 927. G.P.O. motor aant, mantle line of our local trains will III

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THE W.A. REOORD, SATURDAY,

Dail Eireann Appeals To American

JULY 2,

1921

Congress To

Presented to Congress by Senator Borah on May 2, 1921

Recognise Irish Republic

17,-This demoniacal war upon De Markievicz, Constance St. "ter cennamility is being wage:! with Patrick's, Dublin City. no further provocation ttan out Eoin MacNeill, National UniverTO THE ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED breast at the cottage door. Houses, insistence on our national right, and sity and Derry City. our faithful adherence to a principle offices, workshops, factories. Frank Lawless, Ninth County. STATES OF AMERICA. and creameries were plundered and de- which even the demon's masters Dublin. themselves have pretended to G. Gavan Duffy. South stroyed. Tow us County-, and villages were of We, the elected representatives Representatives assembled on 21st sacked Dublin. bunted down. The home serve. Ireland, recognising in you the elec. January-, 1919, formally proclaimed el the and The- Irish people claim no fanner end Desmond . Fitzgerald. Pembroke. the herne cf the of in Congress, the ted Representatives nation's independence and de. artisan, the Ablierrenee ei the British Coven, all, in her opinion, it is the more than their right as a mown to Dublin. necessary to No Racial Animosity. the people of the United States of Oared the Republic of Ireland duly office were shop, the store. 1ohn O'elahony. South Ferman- merit's policy and methods cf ever- realise that looted and given to the determine freely. for themselves how A bright streak in the dark sky America. our brethren in the corn- established. don in Ireland was expressed i a they shall be governed. We. their agh. flames. The her visit to Ireland was that mom effort to hasten the day when during Government's policy has offiCial resolution passed at -the Counci of spokesmen. their electe 4.-This legitimate application of tel Par- Padring O'Maille. Conneintine been as futile as it is wicked; that nowhere did she find any t:ace of the Nations mast dwell together in the principle of national 15.- Whole districts were devasta. liament and Government, call man. Galway. the Women's National Liberal self-deterde it has racial justice and in harmeme have the Initiation. this peaceful and orderly ted and the produce destroyed in kind to witness that our people have tragically failed animosity. not There was hatred only to ration. It also called for an irnmeBrian Cusack, North Galway. break the spirit of the Irish people of the Government, but nut of honour to greet and to address you. exercise of their moral and demo the hope of famishing the popish. ever been ready to welcome Peilt, Liam Mellowes, East Galway and diate truce and amnesty, the with but even England. to 1.-We feel certain that the strug- emetic right by the Irish people was tine- Individual citizens were held with England on that lust basis. maintain The day on which they law drawal and of the Auxiliary foxes, and North Meath murder. gle of our peeple the. people ef Tree met by the British Government up at the pent of the revolver or recognised Ireland as a nation they urged the Government to enter into Francis Fahy. South Galway. 19.- -tin 110 Other basis is pea, should land- against the aggression of Eng- with an immediate and murderous Imayoriet. and milled 011 the public find her as a She friend. immediate How believed negotiations that peace by negowith the ..1.CeOW ley. .North Kern. possible. We shall not oirrender land is not Peseing unobserved by exercise of brutal force. Troops and Streets. and v.-ink these outrages elected representatives of the Irish tiation could be sesured to -morrow much longer was human life to be Justin Stack. test Kerry. national right- nor will force We covet your esteem as we engines of destruction that for four were beimig perpetrated every act mear yeti. Fiona:. Lynch. SouthHerrif a truce were declared during the sacrificed to the blind and bitter people. es. compel and years had been engaged on the eon- ef self-defence on the part of the would value your sympathy Piaras Beaslai. East Kerry. Both Mrs. Acland, who proposed, negotiations, and if they negotiated density of British statesmanship? Our cause is the common eau.stotport, and fearful lest you be mis- tinent of Europe in the cause of the eictims- its., advertised by En Itlieh Daniel Buckley, North Kiware. and Lady Bonham Carter, who se. with the only people who, in her op- Let a voice go out from them deof humankind. To that cause we kel by the widespread. persistent. rights of small nations, it was said. propagandists as a crime. and the that this terror be lifted art South Kildare. corded the resolution, haste recently inion, are entitled to speak- -the manding from the Irish people and the shame wV. T.O'Connor. and insidious propaganda of false- and the fundamental principles of murderers amid robbers proclaimed have pledged ourselves and our peeCosgrave, North Kilkenny. visited Ireland on behalf of the flail. ppie to remaining faithful wait death. from England. heed through which England seeks re.teeener.,., wen, reseed to t Nee champieme of law and order. lames O'Mara. South Kilkenny. Federation, to s "But 'et us have conditions for the iepreeentatives of a Aster negotiaIn her opening address. Lades em erieete prejudice against usa-clis- and used to strangle that very 1,11111Patrick McCartan, Offaly, Kings themselves, and their at -first-hand tions freely, frankly, these 16.-A t. the presein moment these nation. rennet. and above Cowdray, who presided, expressed we feel. be insensible Ciiiinty, 101'111154 the character of the contest. eittle in the name of which they had abominations accounts of the circumstances liciercl," she demanded a-aid loud the view that continue to which the unabeted. isselic. facts, been enrolled and emploved w e hasten to ley before you during the year the James N. Dolan, Leitrim they County. The English Governments meek. ese encountered aroused the meet- applause "Let us stop flying kites, Coalition Signedse that correctly informed you may P. Colivet. Limerick City. ing to exclamations of horror. of being filler] with our and sending over doves in goggles. certainly Government would almost break Is Able to judge justly. Hamm.. De Yelmle. IresMdent. Deup into its separate tare terrorism that was thus institte some of whom have beet, murdered West Limerick. Coniclitts Collins, Going to Ireland today. said Lady "Let us take oil the mask or the parts, amid the women Liberals must Richard Hayes. East Limerick. Bonham Carter, was not merely like 2.-The nation which we represent tcd. although rigorously persisted therein. and others put to the ton puts- for East Clarc and East Mayo. goggles, and put all the cards on be ready to gather the progressive crthur Griffiths East Cavan and Joseph alcGuinese, going Longford enjoyed for over e thousand years in, did not intimidate the voters at Lure. into a ditierein country. bet New capital offences are bethe table. I believe that if Do- forces under the Liberal banner. County was like. piing into another centery the life of an independent Sovereign the ensiling municipal and rural mg created. The simple posse:omit \mirth -West Tyrone. James Lennon. Carlow Cour ty. minion Hume Rule were firmly ofA suggestion was favourably re1. J. O'Kelly, Louth County. into the Middle Ages! Freedom. Otate among the States of Europe. elections for local governing bodies. of firearms is a charge on which seNut fered to -morrow an immense ma- ceived that each delegate Galligan, West Cavan. .1. Crowley. North Mayo. safety, and justice, the birthrights Then a' neighbouring nation-Eng- The homes of the people were raided venal Irishmen have been executed. jority of Southern Ireland would write a postcard to the Prime should Brian O'Higgins, West Cavan. McBride. West May.. of Joseph land -w hich had received the bene- systematicallst by day end by night Prominent citizens are earned British Miniscitizenship, simply didn't as ter, expressing her condemnation accept the offer, 1. J. Walsh, Cork City. William Sears, South Mayo. exist. fits of eivilisatimi and echicatior, first individual electors were laundered hostages In' English troops in their of the Government's policy, and that Liam De Roiste, Cork City. E. J. Duggan. South Meath. from our hands. lost to gratitude and be bayonet and bullet. men were military expeditions against our and that the North eventually, it Futile and Wicked. P. O'Keeffe, North Cork. should march in procession to Ernest Blythe. North Monaghan not immediately, would come into all honour, and burning with lust for taken by thousands and dragged off people. and their lives forfeited if Do ' g'street to deliver the T. Hunter. North-East Ceirk. uthe ie.., emite John Mat -Ellice, South Moieighan reet of the settlement." our possessions. burst in upon us as to English gaols, the fears of the the unit with which they are travelcards David Kent, East Cork. personally. George Noble Plunket, N. Rut. and women and children were merciless- ling be molested. The elected reinvader, a conscienceless lohn Hayes. West Cork. common. through the course of many genera- ly placed upon, but the terror fail- presentatives of the nation. the Michael Collins. South Cork. Henry Boland. South Roscommon. The year, instead of weaken- Mayors and the Presidents of our tions strove to subvert our policy, ed. Joseph Q'Doherty. North Donegal. J. J Clancy, North Sligo. annihilate. our language and our cul- ing, increased the strength of the municipal and urban councils-all 'Joseph Sweeney, \Vest Donegal. Alex. McCabe. South Sligo. ruin Irish people's determination, and the chief officers on whom develve ture, suppress our industry, P. J Ward, South Donegal. Joseph McDonagh, N. Tipperary our agriculture, steal our trade and the Republican representation show- the direction of national and local R. J. Mulcahy, Clontarf. of adDublin A. Burke, Middle Tippet us the ed -James an our commerce, deprive increase of 13 per cent. on the administration, are made °Meets of City mentally, the issue is the same art'. vantages of our geographical posi- preyioul: elections tholioh the sys special attack, the uniform purpose as John T. ()'Kelly, College Green. that in the war of North and 0..1. Moloney. South Tipperary. tion, cut us off from our ancient in- tem cif "proportional representa- being to prevent constructive- legisin the United States-it is an South Cathel Brugha, Waterford Couilte. tercourse with other peoples, rob tion" had been applied with the ex- lation, and to bring our domestic Dublin. issue Philip Shanahan. liarlenir. Dub. between public affairs into chaos. Such Laurence our revenue and erase our name press design of reducing it. secession Ginnell, Westmeath and union. At for City. the,outbreak of the great American County. from the roll of nations. ..10.-To this further peaceful and example was the purpose that lately linJoseph e McGrath, St fames'. James Ryan, South Wexford. Islands sympathised with the Soutn 3.-Failing to achieve these ends constituional action on our part, prompted the murder of one Lord Dublin City. Robert C. Barton, 'West Wicklow. struggle, nearly everybody in these :liter centuries of criminal effort, the foreign Government replied with Mayor of Cork, and the imprison. Michael Staines, St. Michan's. DubJohn R. Etchinham, East Wickand were against the North. Eyen this Nation entered into s,lemn a still fiercer and more vicious bru- ment until his health was perman- lin. "TIMES" SCATHING COMMENT. low. entle impaired of the Lord Mayor Gladstone took this view treaties, acknowledging our national tality. ---aa Opts Thomas Kelly. St. Stephen's, Dubof John Dublin. at (Adopted the -Bright never wavered in his to and contracting January independence SeeRecently the heads of the Estab11.-The national, political and sion of Dail Eireann, 1921), respect it for all time, but this industrial associations of the people lished Church of England and of all conditions took some time to estab- adherence to Lincoln's cause ;That war lasted four years; it meant merely until our national dewere proscribed, and membership the Nonconformist bodies sent to lish." Mr. George did not here cleat cost a million lives, and much defences were dismantled. Then treat- deemed a crime. The right of pubthe Premier a reasoned pr..test agwith the sack of vastation Ballina ies and contracts were treated as lic assembly was abolished and the a and ruin. There was mpre few ainst reprisals and the Cabinet poldays before the end of April. destruction of property in a single scraps of paper, and the contract Press gagged. The elected represenicy of corpse for corpse as pursuen Confederate county than in all the treacherously and bloodily violated- tatives of the Nation were declared Posterity Slandered. in Ireland. The distinguished churchmen stressed equally Leaving defence the Premier muy so-called 'reprisals' throughout the 4.-All the resources of a power- a criminal body. All of their numtheir opposiwhole of Ireland," etc. tion to violence on the part of the ed to panegyric: ful and ruthless tyranny have been ber with two exceptions were seized Elsewhere, Mr. George's Irish people. employed since in a desperate at- from time to time and imprisoned "1 venture to believe that when letter in English gaols, where two have altempt to utterly destroy us as a Mr. George has now replied with the history of the past nine months deals with recent tragic events in nation. In the course of little over ready met their death. a typical defence of his case. He ac in Ireland comes to be written end Ireland. especially the killing, of Sir Arthur Vicars and cf Kitty Carol. a century we have been robbed of ..12.-For over two years the people cuses the Church leaders of the the authentic acts of misconduct wealth amounting to an Empire's of Ireland bore patiently with these things which, by common consent, can be disentangled from the vastly The Premier then pursues his _attempt to revive the "murder gang" ransom, whilst within living men,- ever-increasing burdens and persehe has indulged in himself. His de- greater mass of reckless and lying theory ory a population of eight and a half cutions without committing a single fence, in effect, is a "tu quoque." The accusations, the general record of some which he dropped abruptly months with millions, which, the normal rate act of violence, either in self-defence ago, after hie motor. London Times and all the unbought P4tience and forebearance d°'played The house of Lords, on Tuesday, is almost ious "Murder-by -the -Throat" utterof increase; would have given us to- or in reprisal. In that period, thou incredible. Even I re- 'Inc Irish papers had published col- opinion of Britain have already con- by the sorely tried police, by the ance, day a population of, some seventeen sands were torn from their homes April 26, on the suggestion of Lord cognised the as well as by the °Min demned auxiliaries it. three men at the bar uinns of evidence. What right had millions, has been reduced by enemy and cast into prison, many died as Parmoor, agreed to a motion calling as policemen." Lord The Times, in an editorial. Says: The following constitute the main ary constabulary, will command not Parmoor add. Lord Morris to say facts were being acts to four millions-a crime uni- a result of prison treatment, If the Prime Minister expresses the and fur a public and impartial inquiry ed that he gut the condemnation but the admire letter from withheld?- It would be inure seem - points of Mr. George's que among civilised nations. Our seven unarmed citizens were wilfully into the shouting which occurred at his brother the another united and deliberate opinion of tion of He posterity." begins: island is surpassingly fertile, gene. murdered by the armed agents of a Castleconnell hotel on April 17th, ing: "I forgot toprevious night, say- ly on his part to use more measured the whole Cabinet, we can but .de"First of all as to mention Sneers your at protest I Churchmen. have a language. The inquiry had been against rously endowed by nature with the English Government. which and which resulted in the death of bullet picked up plore the pass to which the deplorable practice of British by me on the 17th. adjourned to wait for the Then he proceeds to his Bil- statesmanship every advantage and facility for openly incited the murders and en. the proprietor and two policemen. unexploded. The has come. ;t bullet has been of a constable who was evidence indiscriminate and unauthorised re- lingsgate: few Lord Parmoor called attention to reversed, thus industry, for trade and for corn- couraged the murderers with seriously weeks ago rehe told prisals liy the House or Comthe converting it into an woundee. So far as publicity irregular forces of the "Your resolution is emphatic mons that, up the attack on the hotel at Castlemerce, capable of supporting in hap wards and promotion. was to expanding Crown. the The bullet present. of words the he most and 'irregular leadeadly when the condemning concerned Government Lord piness and prosperity twenty milParmoor's case was ves' 13 --But this patience of the peti- connell on Sunday evening, April character." convey the impreesion, whin!) in its statement of 'the absolute we his colleagues had failed in their completely met. tions of souls-yet only last year it ple at last became exhausted. Aban17th, and moved that immediate The inquiry was "Here is the dum-dum bullet," of a military the lawfulness of the attempt to over- Irish policy. He made "no shams was publicly declared by the offi- dined. as it seemed, by the steps be taken to ensure a public. said character, and he had seems to be widely held, that world, Lord Auxiliary Parmoor, holding it up, every confidence in its i.npartiality. Division is an irrespon come wrong, however flagrant and of it" then; but it would seem that cial head of the usurping English they turned to defend themselves and impartial inquiry. He read let- "which rible, self-contained unit. operating provocative, by means of further in the interval he has not cared to anyone can see, and it is If the House desired to Government that it was the consi- as best they could. The British tees from his own brother, a surgeon not suggested anyone fired except motion he should not resistpress the without proper check and control by and equally indefensible wrong' seek the reasons of his failure, and dered policy of that Government to Government then put aside every aged between seventy and eighty, it. auxilaries" The Marquis of Crewe sa:d the the civil and military heads of the Yet practically in the next sentence is content to pursue -the old. helve. banish from our country the young restraint of civilisation and delibeie who was staying at the hotel with Government The Earl of Irish Crawford: Is it al - noble call had given an official reAdministration-an impression it condones the adoption be Sinn less course. At all events, he has and strong, the flower' of he fns. ately resolved to proceed without his wife on the day in question, and leged that nothing new to say. Where his arthe Crowe Forces used ply which did not go far Fein of the weapon of wholesale millions that yet remain. enojjgh. IIe which is quite unfounded." regard for life or property. So vile who, said Lord Parmoor, usually dum-dum bullets! had not uttered a single word of .reThe Strickland Report is not murder on the ground that the end guments are sound, he is not in dis5.-The Irish people have consist- was the policy projected Lord Parmoor said he did allege gret or reprobatioe. their sided with the Government on Irish agreement with the more thoughtful mentioned lnjustifies the Mr. George. means. ently resisted this infamous tyranny regular troops could not that be relied questions. e it. On his critics. His familiar formpla The Earl of Crawford said the to the utmost of their power. Al- upon to carry ;t out. The ex -convict He had visited the hotel for thirty however, that occasion he dal not, It seems to me that this part of When He Condoned. for the connect the Army with the matter was sub judica, so he most every generation has witness- from the gaols, however, and the or forty years to go fishing. of your resolution is subversive dscuss limits within which he can cffered Dealing with the simple histere He outrage. He had no hesitation in no opinion the Irish nuestion with Sim one way or the other. ed at least one armed uprising. and degenerate back from the wrote to say:-"Our landlord, a per- making the alike of order and good govern - Fein has Mr. charge. Where else Lord Salisbury asked if the re of Caniaryon and the rest, when the people were too weak to in whose breast the savagestrenches. fectly innocent. honourable, and could the bullet merit, morality, and the Christian ceptance. long ago won general acGeorge just denies: - of the have come cult from? of the inquiry would be made resist in arms they never ceased to late war had extinguished the last much beloved man, was killed al- He demanded a religion." "That there has beer any autho full and impartial put.lic. Evidence Overwhelming. make clear their hatred of the rule sparks of humanity, could be ele- most before our eyes. My wife and inuiry. "Ainasecl" It was extremely unplea- Lora? Crawford said he was tillable risation or condemnation of a poliry of the foreigner. The vital charge which ha been Their oppressors' pended upon to have few qualms ;a 1 weretheld up by revolvers pointed stint to have to maks such an of meeting He proceeds in his well-wurn murder by giving rein accu to give a reple at that moment. declarations that the national sen- dealing with their victims, and to at our breasts. preferred Besides O'Dono- sation, but he should not dream of against them is, that of to unchecked violence on the other style: Lord Buclontister said no van, the proprietor, two police were making it timent of Ireland is guilty of "dis. cause little embarrassment, "But what amazes me is that a having deliberately instituted a opt unless he was convinced ment had been made as to whatstate- side is utterly untrue." shot loyalty" to English rule has been a in high authority amongst to those dead. the The icy whole of place counter wds a dumdum bullet was used. -terrorism in Ireland, body of responsible mete eminent their He tribunal were inquiring into. Speaking at Manchester. Sit constant acknowledgment of this employers by any nice regard for shot to pieces by a machine-gun repudiated leaders of the Church. should state and of having condoned general exany sympathy with Sinn The Lord Chancellor sail he would John Simon, K.C.. said. looking publicly attitude. The attitude and the de. nominal discipline. A special force brought inside the hotel. cess on the part of the agents whom It was Fein violence, that Simi Fein has he s id the worst represent to the Geeernment the some at the reprisal campaign as a sire of the present generation has of these fiends was accordingly the demost wicked attack you could violence of ate was that, they employed to carry it out. The emorganisedimagine. sirability of seeing that technical lawyer who for twenty years had kind of justification for murdering evidence been made manifest beyond fines. bodied. Allured by the prospect To my horror the perpee or connived at by that. they had done so is men in cold ',Moil because of Government ser- rules were not allowed to hinder been accustomed to weigh up innocent tion. an .easy prey and unlimitedloot. trators were the 'Black and Tan' vents. overwhelming, its and novel He spoke with come heat. publication of the findings of the the and extravagant political evidence, he stated deliberately triS. ii December 11, 1918, mind- they were gathered together from ' kuxiliary Forces. sixty in number." because he felt that his brother had bunal. ideals have been denied. It has been We can only understand the that there was a policy behind jut of the principles professed by the every corner of Britain, and epera. Like Mad Red Indians a narrow escape from death. a matter of surprise and regret to The Prime motion, Minister's as the denial on the as already intimated reprisals carefully thought out Government of England during the ting with the whole British armme that during the long agony no "Over a thousand shots must have was agreed to. sumption that he is gulpably igamid planned. "Scandalous Crimes" Common. great war, and seeing in the applies. in their rear as a cover and prolec. been erganised protest has tired, been and made by 'tyrant the of the Auxiliaries true befacts of .his Crimes Against Women. tion of these principles a ready and time they were let loose upon an Lord Morris. in seconding the moDeplorable Excesses. the religious bodies who have now hayed like demented Red Indians. Irish administration. a just means of arriving at a peace. unarmed and defenceless populace. tion, said everyone who had any re-' Mrs. Pt:thick Lawrence in an arMr. George sacs: Of Pruceeding, addressed the Gets-eminent. to the course we thoogi.t it was an atNo doubt he feels that it ie his ful and final setlement of their own 14.-The "That there have been deplorable leaders of Sinn Fein." of inurdei and role tack by Sinn Feiners." In another gard for the fair fame of the coon- ticle in Wednesday's (April 27), duty to support those who have put centuried struggle, the Trish people bery began.orgyNeither was in a excesses I will not attempt to depv. age, nor sex, letter to his daughter, I ord Par try would feel gratitude to the noble Daily News, writes: More AntiProtestantism, too liberal an interpretation upon declared by an overwhelming ma- nor profession was lord small inn in an Irish country village, Individuals working under fur bringing the matter before moor, said, respected Old condihis brother went into Ile elaborates his attack on the his instructions; but it is lamentable jority at the polls for au Indepen- men of eighty, and little House. Most scandalous crimes where curfew begins at seven tions of extraordinary personal dale organised children of greater detail. He stated that as the dent Irish Republic. body of were thee. that he should resort to methods of committed in Ireland o'clock. this means that at 5.30 p.m. ger and strain, where they arc eight. sick and in I would therefore Protestants boys. no- they were sitting down to dinner every being by most urgently defence which can only deepen Irish the day sun 7.-Acting on the mandate thus there and wives.crippled in the (fur name of law and the sun in Ireland is uniform, and their -adversaries mineven aneinted there cane, a sudden crash of expressly given by this national ministers of God. were indiscrimle. Two rough -looking men, not infiring. order, and information was withheld. half au hour later than Greenwich gle unrecognisable among the or- urge those who are responsible for distrust of him-a distrust that is in tin* the guiding of the Christian itself a barrier to a settlement of time, amid Lord Shandem plebiscite. carried out under the ately murdered-the have science not to obscure the moralcore bread -winner form, rushed into the room, each Forces should besaid the :temerity clock on daylight saving puts the dinary civilian population forms and laws prescribed by Eng- before the eyes of his family, ig the problem. another hour) every man, undoubtedly been guilty of and holding a heavy revolver in each irregular acts by disbanded. These woman and unitiat' sue involved. land herself, the people's 1. cordially sympathen? Wish,the were child alienatha:. to be shut up liable acts. A certain number of elected the mother with the child at her hand. They covered him and his thise with them in their anxiety that in their own home till the next morn We du mioiligitdou"bt wife at a distance of two feet. and ing all Governme it supporters. has c sincerity of undesirable, eel. :Me the the conduct of the mg. Very forces of often the The it Earl of is a one -roomed corps. and in the earlier days disci hie wish to achieve an Irish peace. Crawford said, with stood there three or four minutes Crown should be above reproach: We doubt regard to the statement of Lord home, for many of the, people are pline in the without speaking. only his knowledge of the novel and exacting and I welcome the pressure' which Irish situation. If he truly desires Then some men rushed along the Farmoor that ex plosive bullets were desperately poor. in this small vilthe Governmenther.thetvo wthcetiyreputthautpoenndta passage, up the stairs, yelling and being used by the Crown Forces, the lage also it means that nobody may their faces (except he settlement, can have it now for the eyes). t tiring as tepidly as possible. There proper course seemed to be for Lord strike a tight in any room the win raiding their -beckon:vs the limits of '-is formula: bet in the dead couple this with a condonation of within was no kind of order, each man fir- Parmeor's brother to give evidence dow of which is visible from the of the night only if he is prepared to a new make to terrify and insult the policy of employing crime of the A travelling companion of Mg wildly. The doors were riddled. on the subject and prove to a court street. beginning by dealing intelligently them. most atrocious kind to serve an with the Irish question as one of na Outside numbers of men were firing of inquiry what he had aimed., pros, mine, not aware of this restriction. "One woman who was forcibly end with which they sympathise. s a match to light a candle up and down the street, the inhabe ed to the satisfaction of Lord Par- struck told me her story. Her fren- they are not only nrolongine the tional psychology, and not solely as tants standing with their arms over moor himself, that the bullet in when she went to her bedroom, and raped a tussle between an impeccable Gowas accidentally dropped the police outside in the street in. zied plea that she expected shortly strife in Ireland. but their heads. The men were mostly vernment and a gang of assassins. to become a mother was disregarded. stantly shouted member of the Crown Forces. Tut out that I have her sworn in rough civilian clothes, and firing byesustion In my judgment they are steak statement. She Misconception.ing light.' " lasted half an hour. at the very principles upon Then they got Lord Parmoor's inference might be had the courage to etc) to a There lies the fundamental lens priest Night Raiding. into armoured lorries and drove correct, but it was a matter_on which which the life. the liberties, the the after the eutrage occursomething might be said on the in almost every conception, patent away. "Every night in that small village red. morning prosperity. and the honour en She was sent to him by a soliother side. The Crown Forces would the inhabitants expect a raid by line of his letter, which has brought civilised people depend. Dum-Dum Bullets, men citor, and the case has now been 640 no doubt bitterly resent the allege- armed to the teeth. his to Government the present dead. A few miles formally brought to Headquarters. It was said that the attack was a tion. An official inquiry was going distant from this Partition and Pogrom. lock. The loss of the opportunity particular spot a Few Irishwomen would openly conmietake, two parties mistaking each on. a public inquire. 'vas Dealing with the which Bill The for talked to followed the Partition women Armistice, the and girls other for Sinn Feiners. "To me," public were who had fess to haying been violated in this said Lord Parmoor's brother. "this had been admitted. and the court been subject to the terror of men way --so traditionally strong is the and Pogrom, Ms. George says: "I procrastination in producing an Irish crowded for three days. with white handkerchiefs covering believe that theworkmanlikesentHomelee Bill; the total inadequacy of that horror of sexual crime in Ireland." Actisa sensible and Bill when at last it saw the light: method of carrying this policy into and the subsequent refusal toeunend effect. confers on Ireland wider it-these, and the foredoomed .at. powers than either Gladstone's bills tempt to crush not only murder, but (Approved by the Hierarchy or the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia). or the Act of 1914. Its Watchwords am RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, It _bases the Irish national idealism, by force of SENEVOLENCA. To feel dry and comfortable-mit completes the enjoy financial relations of the two coun- arms, are all attributable to this It is essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Spech)ily Appeals to Catholics (males and. ,emales),. donanding. their. ment of the outing. Even if it doesn't actually rain, SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. tries on relative taxable capacity, single cause. Mr. Lloyd George is Branches will be established in any Locality on receipt a by SECRETARY of the requisition DISTRICT there's real satisfaction in knowing you are safe from SIGNED by PERSONS sanctioned by the PRIEST of the and leaves to Irishmen themselves gifted far beyond ordinary men with names and ages of intending members being TEN DISTRICT, the fully set out in the requisition. sudden downpours. You need that umbrella. the task of achieving unity withjii those qualities which befit mediators 550 BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth New Zealand; :some members and £300,383 in We have them in the best makes from cial help and Medical Assistance In eases orand Funds. Finantheir own land." between nations. Sickness Guaranteed. NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. 10/5, 12/5 to 1115/-. Offending Lincoln. That he has failed to exercise MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLD them in this case is a national mpisIle concludes with a fine analogy, PROPERTY. Particular: 00 'pull, won to J.. OTARRELL, District secretary, iitheriaii nine Tenors Mercer", si. Murray -street, Perth, and confounds himself with fortune. His letter--if. indeed. it len HIBERNIAN HALL. ALL MODERN REQUIREMENTS. be his-has nn "wizardry." coin a figure whom Mr. George an, "Where the Good Hats Are" OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. Monday to Friday. his clan believe that The Wizard Min/MUM He who would solve the Irish pro RATES. Saturday. S p.m. to tt p.m. . £2 0 0 excels: 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. . La Mein must make a bolder 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . ty, 7 5 0 and 0 It p.m. to 12 p.m. . t2 15 "The present struggle is net aletiii make it in a very differenteffort. 0 the Home Rule Act at all. Forma Manchester Catholic Herald. spirit.

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in physiology HIGHGATE. ,here, and I think this condition will a lecturer Dr. Brady now University. obtain all the way. . . . Kindly ney : Bahrain. in profession his c.Y.L.C. practises Hbernian all remember me to nrst aid Friday night's meeting and the friends." girls TASMANIA. . THE CHINA HALL class were well attended byMrs. Lionel on Manday evening Mrs. O'Keefe, wife of ex-Senator and in full force. The death oi Sister M. Luigi me Logne's impils turned upnext of some her eten.el to passed away evening O'Keefe, Convent, on 238 Murray Street, Perth. Wednesday and Joseph's 236 St. at erred be given an uilt, in the Genera' Her budding orators are totheir arguSpringbank. on June 9th. On the rest un the 10th opportunity of displaying. CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, E.P. -are to ',Mewing day, the remains were Hospital at Hobart, after two up- mentative powers. when they causoos WARE, Etc. 4.1- the en night to the parish church, where eratiums for an internal trouble. meet repte,entatives Men's Society In 111.11:11e on that the Rev. J. 0. Genie celebrated Mess The late Mrs. O'Keefe's death. re- Noung GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET of "Should Women winch -Abject in evergre, zeal of works chief not The has Labour confrom Catholic and one here moves The debate is night, and if any SETS, and FRUIT SETS. Enter Public Life?' erl- in the presence of a vete- large QUEENSLAND. Marist Fathers are engaged C.Y tt.s rooms, and On Friday the remains circles a fine type of woman, who to tat, Ware In thebeen read it I would stronely recininneiel - 1st. gregation. extended to all WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. invitation has hope that that iegn parts of the world are: faithProvincial never wavered when defence of her an the to removed were Rumnald, Hay c, ;Led him to de su. I do long be present. to Fart members to the of ow in Queens- The giving of missions religion or Labour principles were hope that this invitation will he taken he left TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. 2nd. Mouse of the Order at Camberwell. concerned. James Galvin. of the Irish Mission prelate will want She was a staunch ad- up enthusiastically by the girls, as it all the good mete ful in Christian countresWe On Saturday morning a Requiem to China, have arrived in Brisbane. land we The extending of the kingdom of Mass was celebrated there by the vocate of Ireland's claims for jus- would be very hard to expert the de State: or Church in whether welcomed and have been cordially The Hibernian Jesus and Mary in heathen gran a large numby his Grace the Archbishop. They want them here."a luncheon to hie tries, particularly in the South Sea. Rev. J. S. Bourke, S.J.,suburban See ber of the city and ' will appeal to the Catholics of the Society tendered The Successful "Green" Team of the Highgate Young Ladies' Club in labouring are Marist Missionaries largely was being present. Sister M. Luiei their recent Membership Drive. Archdiocese to assist them in the Grace. The function :inning the natives in Fiji. Samoa, ter, Queensland, win of a native was attended. who to STATION. Mission RAILWAY RIGHT OPPOSITE work of the Irish Tonga, New Caledonia, New Heb- was Ott years of age. 42 of which she China fur Christ. Father Hayes is rides and the Solomon Islands. Ord. NEW SOUTH WALES. of Sisters of boys in spent in the Congregation a young Australian priest- who some education Christian 'rhe Iburlabours of her in The Rev. Father Bossence. CHAS. E. GOSDEN, Manager. are col- of St. Joseph. Besides little while ago left his curacy DANIEL MULCAHY, Proprietor. at- colleges and schools. There in the Victorian schools. she taught Melbourne Archdiucese to devor uya on the advice of his medical lege., staffed by Marist Fathers in for many years in South Australia Zealand. his life to Mission work in Chine tendant, recently entered Lewisln New Ireland. England. EveryNew South Wake. llospital for medical treatment, lie returned recently from China France. Belgium. Steen, and to both The death of Sister Mary Em- America. and the Far East and has much to After hay- where she endeared herself of the (I.ermany. and Mexico. bright lie her member and children a people O'Connell. possibiliand manuel progress the about say ing finished his course of secondary and genial manner. Interment took ties of Catholic Mission work there. Cone-ent of Mercy. Gunnedah. took training at Blessed Chanel'. the place et the Kew Cemetery, where deThe ultimo. their on the 28th place during will Missionaries The of Mr. student enters the Novitiate, and the Rev. Father Manly officiated at visit be the guests of his Grace at ceased sister was a daughter then the Marist College. where he the grave. R.I.P. of Bu' NEW NORCIA. "Dare" and Father Gallagher at Ips- and Mrs. O'Connell, in the studs- of years two spends thee at the was and West Maitland. in Theowich -road. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. She Philosophy and four yearswho THE MARIST BROTHERS. BY CONDUCTED of her death 39 years of age. feel Australian boys logy. Mr. W. J. Deers-, Mee, w h., lies On the 23rd. of this month. Father Wag Siathaled at various times et drawn to the Society Of Mary are just 1,turil.al Irian a s let to North M. OTlyins the distinguished era - Chime:dab and Weet Narrabri, where inyitc'l to veninemicate with the Queensuatici, esUlan ceUtr;aLisnl tor and P.P. of St. Patrick's. Val- she endeared herself to all wsho knew Father Superior. Blessed Chaners is ,..ry l.ie in eyrines. and Brisbane. Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas!' Per Annum. les eelebrated the sacerdotal silver her he her amiable and charitable Seminirse Mittaenng. N.S.V. un the termer coy anus One of beginnine the Since the of to dispusitien iubiliie of his ordination ve;u her times that several him told was The occasion priesthood. His Lordship Dr. O'Farrell, Bishop had been roughly puiled aside whilst BROTHER DIRECTOR. marked by a Solemn High Mass at For Particulars Apply to the of Bathurst. made his first appeal in walking in the street, and that me In the evenSt. Patrick's Church. for the church. Orange. St. Joseph's infrequently sisters had to hurned!,ing at the Exhibition Hall he was at Hospital. illemerial new Catho:ic with wuaside to avoid conflict step an entertained and presented with large Lading.). The lirshep paid a warns teen whu clearly desired to molest address and testimonial. A Midday on Wednesday tribute to the generous and zealous them. Many of the clergy lie had LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. gathering was preesnt. co-operation of Father Brosnan met spoke similarly of the extent ta Each Week is I e . (Adm.). to whom the success of this which sectarianism tied increased. is McGrade, Rear Miss McInerney, Miss Michael Duhenv, Miss Mr. Mann, of Miss re Stale -brig, The death due. The appeal was mainly hi. Miss Pollitt Sitting: Miss Meeonnski, Miss Henry, Miss R. resulted semi, of Northgate. took place at The Protestant Federation, Royal Contributions, Reports, Etc. cult of his Lordship's effort that THE MURRAY-STREIT MUSIC SELLERS, 3rd. nski. the on Meson subscribed. being £2000 residenc4-"Ballingarry," was born in nearly Society of St. George, Loyal League and Advertisements for the curWho give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. The deceased of Women, and the Empire League of June. rent week's issue of THE in NGIE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET (near loans). Nearly 200 branches of the Self - united in an "oftensive" against tice. and one of the outstanding fea- haters to go Mon-" and do justice to at Ballingarry, LimerickeIreland. his betaken. may RECORD with Porn Correct Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O.; Perth. their subject with the audience Determination for Ireland League Archbishop Mannix and Irish Ca- tures of her life was her dealing w!th posed 1852. and came to Brisbane he solely of men. NO SHOPS IN BARRACK-STREET. parents in 1853. For 66 years she has been on the have already been established in tholics at the Exhibition Building a Mercury correspondent during the year ohuer bparziasaidrennaLeeotningbphoallif Snit! tuot,a.yr the present At was and Valley. on Friday night (says the Southern conscription campaign. Write for Free Catalogue. resided in Fortitude Mrs. O'staff of St. Philomena's, Moree. Al- New South Wales. of one of Cross of the 17th ult). Admission Keefe leaves a sorrowing husband club. undertook the charge and highly esteemed by all who knew ways of a delicate constitution, SisBEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS: everyIt Is up to each the stalls, He was an exemplary Catho- ter Mary Emmanuel's aim was to Monsignor O'Gorman, P -.P.. St. was by ticket only, and in spite of him. girls belonging to the club 10 family of four. One daughter, one of thebest He is survived by his wife and work at her post till the end. and Patrick's. Parramatta. celebrated the issue of 3,000 tickets by the com- and lic. our to place endeavours her is in the use His only sister-Sis- with this intention she was silent his silver jubilee of Ordination on bine they could not rill the main Miss Connie O'Keefe. B.A.,while at the head of the list, and therenine children. an- stall Department, Stepby give Atte first practical proof of our Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. 20th ult, and was entertained by hall. Mr. Owen Smyth (who seems Statistical ter M. Celestine. once of St. is ,n earliest desire to help in all about her sufferings. Three weeks the O'Keefe Kathleen -Miss other-deceased pre marks School, igven to have returned from England the staff of the Solicitor-Generai's parochial. With a membershipthings hen's Cathedral such "The Famous "Snigg's Corner," before her demise she became a pa h's parishioners and of his be diMcult to se their appreciation merely not of with It should the object as ours, him ten years ago.-R.I.P. of making Moree, at tient in a private hospital Mrs. O'Keefe was a hleve this, bit we have some very good Leo- mischief and stirring up strife, and -Qepartment. seal and devotion. Father called God done. work was but her of Wilson. Dr. they us. and late with of the the competing workers THE PLACE TO GO FOR nard, P.P.. of St. Augustine's. Yass who left again on Wednesday with- sister An inspiriting rally, under the good Sister home. R.I.P. will, no doubt, nuake us work very also celebrated his sacerdotal silver out much flourish of trumpets) was Launceston.-R.I.P. What we would ask the 'drip FASHION auspices of the Self -Determination hard SILK and FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, entertainat every assist to is ult. announced to do the 26th jubilee on as the star for Iteland League for Australia orator with of residents old Among the very held in SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. ment held by any stall whalsom er and NEGLECTED COLDS MOST DANan address on Sinn Fein, but his (Queensland Section) was Brisbane. to Oberon to went who spirit of Duckmaloi that her create GEROUS to so tend VICTORIA. silly and bombastic outburst hardly the Exhibition Building, night was witness "the turning of the first s:1" which Is so essential when such EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL Your Lungs. aninny If we Though the The Very Rev. Dean Hegarty, deserved serious notice. work as this Is tind,rtaken. on June 8. Senator Take Peps and Safeguard were Mr. Malachi Gilmore, Miss COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. Neglected dill16 and wrongly treated support the oth. stalls WIIPII called Benny, Melbourne, who V.F., Carlton, D -D., P.P., presided, was wet and cold, friends of Ireland almost GilFrank Mr. are largely responsible for the upon so to do their supporters will and Gihnore, and force, celebrated his sacerdotal golden ju- equally fatuous with his silly state- 'olds mustered in strong chest and undotibt!dly rente to our dIfl when we is , seer., from Gilmore. present mortality heavy Mr. more. tare-I He ment that "Ireland never had been lung complaints. Peps protect yotu appeal to them bON'T FORGET THE crowded the hall. which is the near the eighties and wonderfully bilee on Friday. the 24th ult.College They do so by a nation and never would be a na- against these dangers. breathable Another invttatIon which our epee-est in Brisbane, to its full capacity. well. F.1 . ADDRESS CP He left the locality nearly was ordained at All Hallows medi- tiny a powerful huts Just !welted, romen from the Senator Vardon said that providing on June 24, 1871. a year after the tion." The Rev. Mr. Rivett, a Protestant land lum., and some, chest owns He the ago. 50 years gives night cine which Victoria Park Club, for Tuesday LeaCORNER BARRACK aaM MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. clergyman. vice-president aof the All who ran possibly make it in Oberon, which he has waited to Rev. Father H. C. Gough, P.P.. of the Pope had given instructions to F114'11011 to defy had weather and dis- next logical. are asked to go out to the gue in Sydney. made build on till the advent of the reit Elsternwick. Shortly after his or- the Australian Hierarchy to be neu- vaThe germs of colds. itilluenza, stet einivenient Park on this occasion and partake of thoughtful, and courageous utter. way. The Gilmore family travel- dination he came to Victoria, anti tral on conscription and other mat- "throat troubles are carried iti.with the the kindness extended to us by our sisThere was a good represen- led in their own car, which, they amongst the places where he has ters, out Owen Smyth practically So your remedy to ter club. ance. breathe. you Their climb has been In exon the must be not only istence a little longer than ours. and worked with- unremitting zeal are gave him the lie by the assertion be really effective 8!c tation of prominent citizens and penetrative. but of ad they have a few small advantages over on stated, has done 18.000 miles through Geelong. Gippsland, East St. Kilda. that he believed that platform, but as usually happenswho Dr. Mannix germicidal Queensthe reaching and of capable Victoria, N.S.W., nature, air -like us. so now, girls, all or you, rise way Lrishmen many had been to chosen true Kyneton. He succeeded the the occasions, and are by the Emperor of parts affected. Peps such enit tilt "jibbed" land, and never a little to your curiosity by making this either got 's modloino--one that visit, and when we are able to return should have been there were countered the mud near the Deep pastorate of Carlton on the death Germany, the late Kaiger, to tome breatheable into the bronchial and lungs. It, they n in repay us with Interest Calthrough cowardice or lack of inter- Creek on Hampton -Oberon road. of the Rev. Father J. II. O'Cnnnell out here'and work evil in Australia directly Item, their vast superiority over to, culated at Hebrew rate. est in the movement to liberate and later at "Stoney Pinch" on P.P. Recently the degree of D.D. against the British Empire, and J old rough syrups and draggy l'nfortunately. we cannot give a reCEDAR. OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. swalloWeit into the stomach. the had done it, their native land. were noticeably on Thursday's entertainment, but Nunan's Hill. The family are well was conferred by his Holiness chest-strengthenIng pine os- port Peps next week it will tie along in full HowPope on Dean Hegarte in recogniabsent. The speeches by the Hon. -Note the Address: psi Vincent's St. niedielmo in volatile workers other and known Settee', Mr. This renegade Irishmaii, who agencies condensed into eonvenient ever, from present indications. a great tion of his priestly zeal and learnFrank O'Donnell. M.L.C.. Rev. Ferisle Redfern. for many years past. cress seems assured, and most or the 'Phone, A43U3, Private 'Phone, A29:38. To take the famous pine su ing. The jubilarian sang Huh speaks with a dtwided brogue, aiso tablet form. home Rivett, Hon. Mr. Fihelly, Mr. * * come from our own ranks. artists ditcolve you simply air "rare" at Friday next, July eth, there will br a ricks, M:L.A., and the Hon. Jack S. The powThe tragic death of Mr. William Mass at 11 o'clock at St. Georgee, distinguished himself by several fur- the Pepsyour mouth. rally and social evenlng for Hanlon. M.L.C.. were eloquent and Murphy. of Roselle. took place at Carlton. on the 24th, and his Lord. ther wnd and vague allegations. erful medicinal vapors then released go monster No admission is to be into the remotest members. forcible commentaries on the mis- Port Kembla on the 11th tilt. The ship the Bishop of Sandhurst (the One of his gems was the following: with theofbreath & Charged but It is what may he termed and breathing passages the ',tiers Tack Mr. Some time ago a high eceles.astic nines. retrying healing. comfort acct a "sixpenny" night and the members government of Ireland. Right Rev. Dr. McCarthy) presided. and his Ed a scaffold Kingss from CLUB (Oppositeel.Aie fell deceased 634 HAY -STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC asked to bring along sixpence each Tel. Hanlon. M.L.C. (Editor of the Work- injuries were so severe hat he died The Dean was entertained at Ginner in this State said to him -"Mr. Owen strength to every part they roma in are IA J. McDERMOTT, Proprietress. M. MISS ward Hostel). frotn the subAt the same time, by. The amount realised Mart with. er), and an Australian. in an able within an hour without regaining by the clergy, and in the evening Smyth, if by putting my finger in eeterminating In conformity with' 65 per cent. pure Beeswax, devoted be to scription will the purCandles, Wax Pure germs Peps all disease Sanctuary Oil, Charcoal, truiense, speech pointed out that out of the consciousness. Church requirements: Tapers, Wicks He was one of the was presented with an address and the trigger of a rifle I could save promptly nip a cold or chill in the chase of our own crockery, and it is a Spehoped that It will be sufncient to ob Holy Oil Stocks, Missal Markers, Priests. New Ritual,thePictures fifty odd millions of revenue reieed most popular and exemplary young other tokens of esteem by the laity. the British Empire from going to bud and prevent complications. Sacred Heart; Consecration to all that we will require for some cialty. Stations of the Cross. Acts of perdition I would not do it.' "That's Free from narniful drugs, reps are Pith In Ireland last year, only £29.000,000 men of St. Joseph's Parish, and was Rotaries; Silver Children of Mary Medals; Pearl of Mother and Irish Horn colds, considerable time for roughs, remedy family ideal balthe reGod's by late Books and Mann's; PhOtos. of Dr. adventure truth," Ireland. an Conference; in had said Mr. Smyth, was spent Amy Castles Pictures of Blahops' The tennis courts were very buss? ever ready to assist the poor and bronchitis, asthma. pore throat, Mr. Smyth went on to make gross chills. canon Sheehan and Father Benson. Good supply of Irish Music and Read the week -end, and some of our ance was sent across the Channel to needy. Besides the members of St. cently. She had an engagement to laryngitis. and old folks' and children's Oyer Thompson. Fr, Lasance, Sir James Butler, and Francis by tog matter be will eligible girls shortly for very while ail chemist, and and of etiesi trout -des. to motor insulting Englishmen, had and references Heart Messenger, Our feed and clothe to the .Fope, Vincent de Paul Society, of which sing at Tocumwal Agent for Catholic Directory, 1921, Record, Sacred the professional .111st, if they keep Lady's Annals, St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Press, Advocate, St. AnIrish people were -permitted to he was an active member, and over wet roeds from Bendigo. The Archbisnops Mannix and Spence, store practice as they 'hat, been doing. The Irish, American, and thony's Annals, Ave Maria, Bensiger's Magazine. majority of those who are availing starve, or in the alternative to cross other religious societies. the local journey was one of mud, and slush and others, amid the frantic apSi, Patrick's Badges, Library. Circulating Stocked. English Literature of privilege were mine this themselves Under the British scoerne branch of the Labour League follrw- up to the body of the car and took pleuse of the yellow brethren. and the sea. Large Assortment. unable to play a few weeks ago, but of settlement of the Irish problem, ed the remains to their last resting sixteen hours, the singer arriving at sisters, and Jingoes assembled in the now some of them would surprise even 17 at building. fhe real purpose of the 643 GEORGE STREET, SYDNEY. gond players Ireland would have to contribute place. Amongst those who are left the concert hall with her party The orchestra is progressing very millions per annum into the British to mourn him are two Sisters. well. 10 p.m. The audience was patiently meeting, however, was clearly re- 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, MEL well, and before long should be one of When Ulster was faced known runs- of the Good Earn:mit-s waiting. and the entertainment be- vzaled when he moved; "That this . Treasury. We have heard the best Of its kind BOURNE. rotten,. of more. instruments and playwith the obligation to pay £7,950,C00 Order -Sister Mary Livitins and SIP - gan at 10.15, concleding long after meeting expresses its strong conviePUBLICATIONS. RECENT Sale .. Kinds there been tion er, .. Talking Machines that in view of the disloyal ut- The Undermentioned Prices Include Our fete for the midnight. each number having as its share. in the near future, "ruc- ter Mary Albrus. R.I.P. end or July Is /Ming iterances of Archbishop Maniex . enthusiastically encored. would, he was convinced, be Devine. to be responsible for a lot of enthustby W. a Battalion. of Vie staltIn'y had There since his departure from Australia, tions in the North." The untimely death of Dr. Charles With numerous drawings and maps et., are worrying over the carrots slid ers are worrgitiv ,ter the carrots arsd by Dart Lindsay. b/ S. A returned soldier named Spencer and while in America, where his been happenings in Australia that Aloysius Burfitt, micro -biologist of Studies In fowls, to say nothing of the dolls and Monarchism. Gramophones. playizik flat records, £2 2s. to 1,70. Edison Amspeeches were desigaed to foster eig Benedictine made this Irish question Australia's the staff cf the Board of Heald., at Terry was charged in the Town By Bt. trains. A fair proportion sum the mereBenedictine Life and Rule. berolas, playing Cylinder Records. £16. Flat Records. double sided, Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of Downside berg themselves can answer own question, for there was every the age of 32 years. took plaNs at Court. Ballarat, with the larceny of mity between that country and the If this missal. -. future as the near 25/ Abbey, cnutimius We are landing a big lot for Christmas. Cylinder Records, 3/6. the known British Empire, the Federal GovernWoolahra, recently, as a result of a large book, indication that in' of Arc. The Life and Story wirf.t.ietteh'p'riee%flistd%:1:t.tiasi:a:mi '.elia.°1:11s'ill.tiola'.1;1;r: We stock all in the Edison Catalogue. 3/6 each. of the Commonwealth heart failure following an attack of front St. Alipus' Church, Ballarat, ment be strongly urged to insist that St.ofJoan the the Maid of Orleans. By Rev. D. was measure charge lists and complete Catalogues posted to all who write The a full 13/10. Monthly last. 17 illustrated, for May he belie Si. Lynch, the oath of allegiance helium His illness on lies been done? muscular rheumatism. would'be asking By Bev. W. B. O'DOwd, 8/9 for them. he is allowed to land in the Corm/ion- Preaching. of self-determination for Australia. was less than three week's duration. reduced to one euf being in possesof Help. By Marie St. S. Mountains the of had and all repair parts in stock. the property Mainsprings, Australia 'of book Needles. a policy of wealth, and that the resolutions carThe deceased who was born at the sion Ellerker, o.S.D.. 4/2. The foreign 'fi. 111., Editor of TEE RECOJW. is de. ried at this meeting Temples. By Bede Jarrett, O.P., All kinds of Talking Machines. Repaired. been handed over to the same gang Glebe. was educated at Riverview church. The decesieed, who as be handed to Living 3/8. the for deficient Slr,-I would like through be the responsible mentally colto the Acting Prime Minister of the Out to Win. Straight talks to boys on umns College, and at Sydney University, dared or clique who were of TME RECORD to publicly exBy Rev. J. P. press nig ine way to inanhoOd. Cummonwealth the Gallipoli blunder, and who where he graduated N.B., Ch M. result of war services took the book admiration for the above club. col- Senator Benny." by the chairetait, Conroy, S.J., 6/9. It was my great good fortune to re'were even now out-Hespding Herod During his college clays he was a because it contained Sinn Fein The resolution Finn, J. By Francis Danger. Facing ceive an invitation to be present at vets secunded by the Rev. D. J notable rifle shot, and took a promi- ours, and gave it to a retired in their treatment of Ireland. S.J., 6/0. Ebenesocial their last week and being InterSacraments. superintendeiit. the Mass, on Sermons having ?railway Knox, an Anglican nent part in rowing events, who was not only By Thomas ested I went along. I and the Sacramental.. to stroked the winning crew at one of zer Black MeTaggart. a pro- degraded himself andclergyman surprised at the excellence of the Prohis office by llis Grace during his visit reFlynn. C.C., 14/2. kept who Orangeman. civic a Picture gramme a Children's provided. given He leaves minent but at the remarkable the annual regattas. attending, and was duly carried. The Australian The simplest Prayer Goondiwindi was intervened. progress the club has made in such a police Prayer Book. ception at the Town Hall. The widow and two children to lament it until the adjourned Beautifully short time. Book ever pubiiseed. Established. only a few for six Arcade The case was Mrs. Eileen Mott, speaking at a to illustrated with 20 full -page illus- weeks ago, it haze a membership of close Mayor (Alderman Edgar Marsh). his demise. R.I.P. the women's trations, including the Mass. Card on 230-a truly great aehlevement, and months, during which period rally of the Irish -DeSelf on behalf of the citizens, expressed will he res- termination, delivered Cover, with picture on front. accused Currey. the that must make ails,. ortime. the one representative of a of second the presence the In friends for in, ze slashing rehis pleasure He ganiser and president, fetal very proud. good conduct. to Owen Smyth, who is supextending a civic welcome to so gathering. the -Archbishop of Bris- ponsible for ahispension BRIGGS AND ROWLAND,. This young lady. I alit told, Is tireless from the Re- joinder Duhig) is receiving posedly a Welshmsui, bug is actually 003 Wellington-street, Perth (Oppo- Ins her efforts to make the undertaking notable a person as Archbishop bane (the Most Rev. Dr. St. Premier a great success. and it the "Ix.whitifiig Vin- patriation Department.. blessed and opened the new of Irish birth, of a Catholic mother site Railway Goods Yard). The Duhig, whose ability was, recognised 1.1 ime and Stone Merchants of W.A. Ab- is the 1,11.11111iM. of the end." then there been esand was baptised into the Catholic Lsolutely throughout the State. and whose ex- cent's Hospital which has the Highest Percentage of The oh HO doubt stno will succeed. (;) 1-11-1 1.1 The Rev. T. D'Arcy. formerly of faith. tablished at Llsmore. The cost of Write for Prices ;eels of Yhr (.111111 are threefold, viz., to "For reasons best known Lime in the State. ample was well worth following. 1.1.1.1 who has now quite to himself," tree, purchasing elsewhich Maryborough, welfare Council of K1)111011' of £4,400, IVIIKIMIS Its hospital was particulars the Shire the and the of says Mrs. Mott, he left where. The chairman serioes recent competition. defy his for We geeopporiiiiiithe self111 from 10 recovered II that faith and became one of the No connec- improvement: and social (Mr. Fred Gore) joined the Mayor 1,3300 has now intercourse. Briggs in the trade. . . been subscribed. !Wm illness, has been appointed an assis- most virulent persecutors of the only tion with others trading under a simi- .51114111,V 'lasses in First Aid dugd elocuin the welcome extended to his he Lime for Manure at very tion are In full swing. and are Being Blessed Chanel seminary at Mitta- tant priest at. St. Alipius' Church, Irish nation; she did not say of an? lar name. 6 Grace. It was a good thing.of the well East. low rate. attended. A tennis club is being martyr first the after Ballarat named gong, men big the particular sect, breed, or political . . thought. to have 00 111r numbers of which ate inin the Pacific ...Islands, is destined to party, for the Irish birth or descent debted to the good Sisters of the SacState-no matter what their denomMr. J. W. Ryan, Grand Secretary was sufficient to excite his give a thorough preparatory trainred Heart Convent for the use of the venom ination- coming amongst the peoMelleft recently H.A.C.B.S.. to the BUSINESS are proactivities desire of Many other as courts. men UNDERWOOD as or spleen." So much for Owen ple. and it was also a good thing to ing to such young posed, but the girls are' hampered by of the Society of bourne to specially visit Ireland in the need of proper club rooms and It know that the big brains of our become priestsMarist of the Smyth. Fathers, who the accredited representative to The COREGE Is with the object of interesting the Mr. State will influence Australians and Mary. Writing of Hibernian Society. the vows community this ideal of perpetual the three take Smith. E. A. Dr. A. E. Rev. H. cur The Brady. formerly Australia. Mr. girls that am writing this letter. No and Obedience, P. H. Killeen from Bombay? on behalf of the Anglican commun- Chastity, Poverty. one will deny that the establishing or a really Adelaide, and an old student of the BUSINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. for the salvation of Ryan says: --"I am having splen only a The whole of the Wunderlich Metal necessary for the interior walla ity, offered Archbishop Duhig a very work as priests lid. Christian Brothers' College, Ade. The Full Business Course, six hours such a club in our midst is notbut feeling am and trip fine protection special on. and ceilings of a house of three ordinary rooms and hall, will pack the under souls payable move in the right direction. laide. has per day, t20 for the year, recently been appointed hearty welcome. His Grace's health to up right sea a smooth fancy Course, ealenlated to work morn good in the easily in a case 6ft. s 2fe a lin. The freight for this quantity i. only 22/ Just A Year's Mother. Holy God's per term. of guidance £5 and reHis drunk. was enthusiastically This is the age lest 100 miles -a big economy item, especially for the mart in the country. per day, £12, payable lives of our girls. hours three materialism and irreligion. -and Caply was an interesting and instrucf3 per term in advance. EVEN- of one advantage of ONLY -Shorthand tholic girls forced into the world to nio is only STUDY MONEY TO LEND. ING tive comment un current problems EFFICIENT & lEKPRAIENCED a living are surrounded by many Typewriting, and Bookkeeping10s. earn RENTS COLLECTED. and topics. Concluding his remarks. innisences, and and subtle temptations £2 per week, evenings three it is a very great help and aid If she his Grace said: "We are trying to per term. eat, litui recreation and enjoyment get towards stability, but there are BUSINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS. Ties she can ;time afililMt AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. six difficulties. We are going through Boys, for Ito by becoming a member of this club, Special Full Course STATEMENTS. MONTHLY Achours daily, Bookkeeping andEcono- and I advise all girls to get into it as that unsettled period which follows am sure they I counts, Economic History, meekly as possible. every war. We can see it in Eumic Geography and Technology, will tu.iient greatly and make many (An All -Australian Product) rope. I do plead for unity between Through the generosity of Business Mathematics, Commercial friends. 1912. Estb., A2370. is pr not against t is lire rareinncte of )) 'Phone, ) 1(14i,sivri tite.striclurof. English and Correspondence, Office MU' Ca11111.111. gen111rti1ani, the 1.111h has Its all classes and creeds in the developcorrode terms.. Method, Business are and young ladies reand the own piano. of l'rocedure ment of this wonderful country veneerwont :maim 'deimin (7) Conti; a mociTtatTantnurtret Pisa' Economics Elementary well-wishor other and charity Brick Civics lying on the We have beautiful d thank you for your Australia. for the year, payable £5 per ers to help establish them in a perma- M".kad little trerct. -t20 Houses for Sale within easy disThis ideal once attained attendance, and Mr. Smith for havterm. nent home. We have ample Funds to lend STUDY ONLY, three they hope to open their rolls to [muffin. Book of Designs, with fixing instructions free OR request tance of Cathedral, Monastry, EVENING to ing come here on behalf of the Anup £500 -£75, £200, £250, £300, 10s. per term. members Let ii, help the R1.1'111. evenings weekly, St. Joseph's, and other Churches glican people. and I may say this, particulars. of Infor further tc Rates P. Current write £5,000. or Y ours Call 'Phone 2357. that his own Archbishop is one of and Schools. GOod terms if reManufacturer, UNGER!. quired. UNDERWOOD BUSINESS COLLEGE, PROPERTY MANAGEMENT terest. the big men of Queensland. I I CH CHAMBERS, -Lord' Street, Perth AUSTRALIAN WEST iNgggry THE W.A. DAIRY. never read an address of Archbishop ST- GEORGE'S TERRACE. eVAiT-KeTALufanneroo-road, inDAIRY, THE W.A. Donaldson's without the deepest rvAljee mok Keane. Ii. Pure Osborne Park. et, terest; I never see one that I don't delivered mice daily to any part of lb G. E. DINES MR. J. L. O'SULLIVAN, read, and I never read one that T elty, direct from our OWII cows 41 BARRACK-STREET, PERTH PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, Tel. A 4 3 s 1. supplying ustomers. Representative. don't learn something from it. (Opposite Town Hall). 968 HAY-STREET. the Convents and Colleges read a day or two ago his address delivered in Brisbane on Empire

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opportunity we never expected of "Was that woman, who might have street itself; and where. in the angry ,-7.r.g-grE10101010110...re0.10/101PgM making a special request in the pre siunarie, encounter in the work of then! been the lowest servant in her fall 11 disposition sou were in just sense of our King! Who has not evangelising the encivilised barbarash to permitted your poor sow ther's house, to be fancy you do where of The writer felt at one time or another the poll ians in foreign lands. td her in such terms? Certainly would have gone to? Do you think sibilities of such a visit in the quiet I\\ the article in question, a Mr. MarTABERNACLE." 1N OUR it!" JESUS urge' help ' have ensiled nut, if she could would Lord our -14@it?iliAglagr400.1010!('! Grace seems give to of a country church? attempts tin Johnson, And in pursuance of this resolve, You, or that His Blessed Mother to go out from Jesus, as it did in "Close Ups of a Cannibal Chief" in A PLEA. AND A PLAINT would have welcom- she deliberately saints her back the turned and life, and in His earthly Prim, "Father the clays of way: following the 11 (By Sioladoir). ed you, angry and excited as you upon Fanny, and brought her chair such moments we get in a percept saintly old man, who had spent the "rhe Altar, the Communioneable, ible way a clearer appreciation ai were, to their sweet and loving so- right round so as to face Ernestine. lifetime in trying of a part better of ,te in heaven' Surely the devil The latter glanced anxiously tow- and the Tabernacle were designed Christ's individual love and care for My salary has been cut to 350 francs. to make an impression upon the PeoAIN'T IT FINE TODAY. in in God's providence to symbolise us. I was afraid that I throne, and then said I thank God. seetid and would have pleaded, with I doubt if after the joy of ple of the Island of Vao, in :be being tested, -he tic time trouble truth, that you were in a her neest persuasive accents to H en- His threefold Eucharistic relation tasting Christ in the Holy Comof lack full should great world is Sure Iii New Hebrides, told us that they with men; for, the Blessed Euchar- munion, there is a sweeter joy on so near to death.** A much fitter mood for him and his, I ain't said it ain't. alive. Once persons buried old very to be the Perfect earth than being alone with Jesus Victor Hugo looked closely at the after he had rescued an yid man than for the angels; but our deal Lord, I've had enough, and double "Do, please, put your chair back ist was instituted (By Cecilia Mary Caddell.) He into man to see if he were pretending. from death, the natives came in Lord ...it'd not have it so. Reason for complaint; its old place. Mother won't be Sacrifice, the Food of the soul, and on His Eucharistic Teirone-an all CHAPTER lx, wanted to save you, and so Ile made pleased if she sees you sitting that the source of Divine consolation to too selfish view, perhaps, vet one Rain and storm have come to fret this expression, however, gave evi- great numbers to the mission clearClara did as she was desired, and you too ill to leave us. He wanted, way." man. But whether viewed in its which springs, it is to be hoped. deuce of perfect sincerity. me, ing. and requested permission to fundamental unity or its trinity of fromthe true lover's desire to be Some days after, the Abbe de make an examination of their in- soon returned with a roll and some repeat, to save you; and save you Skies were often gray; Cerback again? chair my who "Put Ettie, which and hot coffee, poet good the you visit only to if object. the Most Holy Sacrament f alone with his Beloved! me will, Rohan went Thorns and brambles have beset victim. They looked at his was nearly fainting from exhausion undoubtedly He haeightil y. " 1 the Altar The tended once the origin oof found him sad and worried. will let Him, by remaining quiet and tainly not," said Ettie, On the road-but, say, his rough, teeth; they fingered am not going to subject myself to holiness as it i the end or final good the obedient to the end." caller made reference to *he old withered skin; they felt his skinny accepetd eagerly: and when Ain't it fine to -day? any of Christian perfection. It is in a was priest. He said: "He is old, infirm limbs; they lifted his frail, helpless first mistress saw that she Melanie made no reply; but her that woman's impertinence true and real sense the alpha and What's the use of always weepin', and poor. He had only a mere carcass in their arms; and finally making a comfortable breakfast, look of sorrowful, humble gratitude, longer." Making trouble last? Fanny at the same moment was omega (the beginning, and the end) mouthful of food. Half of that was burst into yells of laughter. They she passed on to Melanie. The lat- and the tears that rolled down her him, and still he is said the missionary had been fooled ter had not improved in temper wasted cheeks, were more than a addressing the rest of the party as for, "omnia et in omnibus Christus" What's the use of always keepin' taken from young to the unbearable airs which the -Christ is all and in all, and It i, Thinkin' of the past? cheerful. That is religion. Me dear - -there was not a single thine about during the interval; and when Sis- sufficient guarantee to her ter Mary of St. Anslem found that anxious Mother, that this time, at new "child" was giving herself. They the Living Christ. Each must have his tribulationfriend, if you see in it only a philo the old man worth saving!" wine: she still persisted in her determina- least, the lesson had struck home all agreed that ""it was a shame," Corresponding to these three die Water with his cophy of life, is it nut the very hes., tion to leave the asylum, she turn- and that there was no longer any and there would probably have been tinct objects of Christ in the instiof all? What other, I ask you, ha" Life, it ain't no celebration, TROUBLES. THE OPTICIAN mised quietly to the infirmarian, and fear lest her poor patient should a regular row if their mistress, who tution of the Blessed Sacrament, Trouble --I've had mine( power to turn our trials and The endanger her future happiness by had been watching them closely ail there are three forms of Eucharistic But to -day is fine! fortunes into real joys?' -Ave You have troubles, it inav be. So bade her fetch her clothes: MEANS aghast sister looked perfectly young it Hdeovlyotcioontn-th to stop ofthetheMRaessa,l Maria. fretful repinings over her present the time, had not put a have other::. None is free from It's today that 1 am such an order, and could not re. lot. And so, indeed, it proved. A onseion, Pre calling Fanny to her side. them: and perhaps it is as well that at Not a month age,. low voice, "Oh! shut saying, in a sence on the PARTNER. MAMMA'S Altar. The infinite few more days of tender sorrow for They give sinew none should he. "Well, what is the matter now, F. S.M.0 Havin'; losin'; takin'; givin'; .of the hunour rendered to and tone to life. fortitude and cone- sure's. You do not mean to let her the past, a few inure days of pa- lily child?" she asked quietly, as ie nature D. B.FGLE° As time wills it so. O. A . ex! le the cleats oblation of the A sturdy little fellow it was trudg tient endurance of the present, and ebedietice to the summons would be a dull leave us. do you?" That .:e to man. sorrow a 11,4 Mass gives it pride of place Yesterday up pear little Melanie, passed away A gleam of triumph lighted ing bravely by with a pail of water. sea. and the sailor would never at" Freeman or theCityof London lower amongst Fell across the teat our quire skill. where. there was nothing Nlelaii ic's haggard lea tures. and err last hours bring, like a quiet sun- isstienpie.rtlhketiethltrorinoewil on the So mane times had it passed the devotions of the Bless The Highest Qualifications in ed Sacrament. Holt- Communion It may rain again io-motruw, to set, full of that sweet, smiling peace morning that curiesits to disturb the surface. gate that !Note! reining th, coverlet. in order he State. (By Exam. London) It may rain-but, say "Mothei. I did nothing that elevating and ennobling, as it does, prompted us to further acquaint- Anybody ran have our ',brie and help her to sit up, shr exclaimed which the nuns of the Good Sheep answered, Ain't it fine to -day? she her," the have got herd have so often the happiness of know of to vex rudelv-"Ahl well, so Christian soul by a real bodily their sinew and, tone ) -James Whitcomb Riley. ance. I union with God, must occupy a inv own way at last, have 1? aflil beholding in these poor objects of in a quick, independent tone. "You're a busy little girl to-day?" .1 place in dignity next to the Holy tomble enough I had to get it. too! their care, when, after a long and "Yes-m." THE "TRIAL MARRIAGE." in the ROYAL ARCADE Wait a hit. and see now, if I don't weary illness, borne often in a spirit I"I'ciai'riseatit(al.hbeercantaisineew7uhladd naotlielln'e- Saerifice. The round face under the broad WORDS OF WISDOM. opposite Town Hall iand;I e classas t t: Irroetamddy Devotion to the Real Presence ow out visitsriwda much hat was turned toward us. It was get of this wretched hole of heroic patience, which may well Marriage" system ex Inc ' Trial had our Altars, as a separate devotion Phone PERTH. uponiis We ought to accept illness as a freckled, flushed, and perspiring, but fists in America to-day, in practice. faster than ever if came into it.- - atone for the follies of their former A2298. worse for no God, I'm and from Perhaps Creator von dog. the What are doing there?" she Bern a other our cheery withal. two, ranks in gift from God sends His angel at last to the at least, if not theoretically, accord"Yes'in. but it takes a heap of ing to Judge Brough, of the Com- added, turning savagely round en close their eyes, and bear them to than herself after all, for all her fine third or last place of importance it is no less a gift than health.-St. voice, low a in added. girl aniongst was the Sister who to du a washing." Mary of St. Agnes. airs!" the water modes of honouring Ignatius. their rest in heaven! mon Pleas Court of Toledo, Ohio. fears of wounded pride standing in Jesus in the, Eucharist. Therefore, G. V. POWELL, L.D.S., RDAs. Our falls arc permitted. Our share "And do you bring it all froth the Ile blames the looseness of modern standing patiently beside her, with he DENTIST. '1, if the present article is an appeal her eyes as she spoke. "Oh, we have it in the cistern divorce laws for the existence of a portion of the sick girl's: clothing in them must be wiped out CHAPTER X. rest cheerful, hopeful sorrow. Tie (nestle." "Look here, Fanny," said her mis- for the extension of this special form 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH. "Every now and its her hands, ready to }Sep her it, this condition. voice low a of such Eucharistic to 5, or by appointment. in Hours. 10 God wiil look to, and we must be at worship, "And there is nobody else to carry, then we hear of some short -haired the difficult task of &easing. speaking the zeal of Mother Mary of St. Anselm had tress, "I am waiting to help you to icon at a glance that Henrietta 'Phone, £50311. peace. the water?" the rest of the "children" could the writer springs from no misguidwoman or some long-haired man did that you have here, ed answered conception It was God's love for man that "Nobody but mother, and she is coming the nun child," my her-look of the dress, hear relative not digto the front advocating not belong to the same grade HI you nity of ways and means, but rather saw what it signified accomplished. washine" & WATERS 'trial marriages.' " the Judge said. gently; "for I ant afraid you are society as that of most of the peni- been a long while with us:it and yourself from a firm convicion that we are BRYANT Love given demands love in return; "Well, you are a good girl to help "Under our present laws ail of our not strong enough to do it by your- tents under her care, had a hard struggle for 80 to 90 STIRLING-ST., PERTH, and she felt meaning its now far too neglectful of this last, yet WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. her." all that is over and no one the* knows But first. self." at to nothing more marriages amount very anxious, therefore, the prosOrders Promptly Attended To. are good and most useful, means of honouring can utter than name without the It was not a well considered cam- than trial marriages. In "Oh! 1 ain't strong enough-ain't pect of introducing her at Tel. A3931. among thu --is it not? And you quickening of the heart pulses, with- pliment. and the little water -carrier cases marriage is not regarde.lmany to wear the blue God of theEucharist We'll soon see that, though:: as P rough-mannered individuaLs, happy, and aspiringthe of No one Children who out the straining of the soul to God. :lid not consider it one at ail: but sacred. It is from such cases that the girl retorted, angrily. "Gq coarse, of has any experience (badge ribbon must of necessity be her comS. BEECROFT Don't carry a grudge about with there was a look of surprise in her tee receive the majority of petitions. away, can't you," she added, push- who Our Lady. Now, for the of conditions outside our few chief panions her stay at the Mary)of of BUTCHER, you, for if you do you may display gray eyes and an almost, indignant The record of the court will show ing the nun violently on one side. asylum. during that dear Mother, whose own cities can fail to have been struck love 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. The poor girl, however, disagreehow she answered: be, as to remember voice Just her soon by our lack of devotion as a people Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. it. tone in especial child you hope that the trial marriage is now in "I don't want you; you are only a ble is the person who is always find'Phone 1841. "Why, of course I help her. I al. effect, for there have been no fewer hindrance and an aggravation, and was still evidently far from well; do try and bear a little with this to the Living Christ in our churand her mistress wisely made this she than twenty-five divorce ing fault, and harping discontented- ways help her all the time: ches. Enter on week -days or an cases on I can do much better without you." an excuse for leaving her a few poor child. She will have far more ly upon unpleasant subjects. . hasn't anybody else. Mother'n me's the court docket this year filed by "For shame! for shame!" cried difficulty than you had to go on Sundays. outside the hours of ser- Thos. ANDERSON & Son hopone in the infirmary, longer days of pashience, or 2 kinds ez not There partners." Clara, indignantly, and even Ettie vice, most of the Catholic Churches all; and if she will Family Grocers and Provision Meeat here persons who were married in 1920." and Raglan -rd., man iz born with, and iz nothing Little girls, are you and mother exclaimed aloud, "Come away, ma- ing that she would thus gradually cannot stay, there will be little in our towns and villages, and what chants. Fitvgeraid-st. 'Phone. A1794. N. Perth. Families to the situa- chance, I fear, for her poor soul will you find? As a rule, tiot a more than numbness; the other he partnere? Do you help set yott dam, and leave her; she will kilt become accustomed sinwaited on daily. coillarY Order, Atof can? tion, or that, at all events, compre- elsewhere." gits bi praktising on all sorts you if you stop there." gle worshipper, or at most a single tended to. she necessity better, its hending nun never Fanny, nut tne young moved, trials and trubbles. PETERS & perkon or twol "But Mother," interrupted It may be urged. dOD'S WAY. It isn't a good plan to allow your and there was nothing but an ex- would make up her mind to accept "I don't wish her no evil whatsoever of course, that people in towns and HARRY. McCARTHY egrets for yesterday to overshadow pression of pity on her sweet, calm it with a good 'grace for the present But I've a quick tem- other centres where churches are Motor Car Painting. Established over don't. says MONUMENTAL a leader, SCULPTORS requires God When in 195 PIER -STREET. Pracwas left, therefore, 20 years. Henrietta ypur hopes to-Morrow. oil Melanie.. aggravates lace, as site turned it and it know, generally you to per, be found, are for plants the He exchange, tical Coach Painter. peace in the infirmary during the me past bearing to be looked at that most part business people whose If we work upon marble, it will an American thick and said imploringlyTEL *1101 with thorns, and du towards evening, as Gre way. Won't you speak to her Mo- ties do not admit of much leisure. but day, erish: upon brass, time will efface the pathway "My child: my poor child! what rocks; the road with cutting THE J. J. BENDON it: but if we work upon immortal strews have I done that you should treat. bride was evidently dying, Sister ther, and tell her not to do it no But, can it be said that residents in heavy burdens to make Head Office and SHOE STORES, minds, if we imbue them with He providesstrong, me thus! It is tne last hour you. Mary of St. Anselm in order to spate more?" our provincial towns are busier or and sorrows to 130 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE.. of the backs woman's the poor the sight of her principles, with the just fear yet, just will ever spend among us; will you not but more tied down than "Yes, certainly, Show Yard 'Phone B425. He class made her descend to the Fanny. It would do no good just in our cities-and whothehassame had and love of our fellowmen. we make the soul gentle.of a Thus, agony, not give me the consthatton or help. backwoods not notWEST SUBIACO class -room during the hour of recrea- yet. So you must only try, for the iced the contrast in their respective -ngrave on the tablets something brings a Lincoln out ing you for the last time?" SUBIACO HOTEL conamenit.y. Supper was just over, and eteianie hesitated, and something tion. which will brighten to all eternity. cabin of a White Trash sakes of Jesus and Mary. to attitudes towards frequenting chur- Rokeby Road, Sublaco. Einu Beer and 'leads a Michael Dowling out of Three minutes like a softer feeling showed itself the tongues, which had been silent sweet -Daniel Webster. little a for on Tap. Good Accommodation ches it patiently and up with visiting the Blessed Sacra- Always put a -western snowstorm, footless and walk west of let loose Country visitors. Walter Wing, being for so many hours, in the expression of her leaturee; for ment. longer. There while are again inspiring few the if any Proprietor. Station ELIZABETH OF PORTUGAL. handless, to become but resisting the impulse she -match- at last, the noise was overpowering "And now, my child," the mistress whose occupations will not allow genius of a generation. Thank God ed her stockings Irons the ester's tit the moment when Henrietta me added, in quite a different tone. a them some hours of recreation privation and sufafter for hardships the" nium. She put her hand tone which the children thoroughly work, and how few of WEST & GARRETT Feast Day, Friday, July 8. tered hands, and attempted put them to Manufacturers such people in WINDMILL EXPERTS. PLUMBERS. for these are the hinge that Slight es the effort was by an almost involuntary impulse to understood to mean that no further smaller towns avail of this Elizabeth was born in 1271. She fering; and Importers on herself. the Our ats-chilittes. Pumping Engines. opporhead, and made a half move- discussion could be permitted or, tunity of paying a few her of Arra- make character, that ennobleimmorIt proved too much for her exaaast -as daughteij of Pedro of Hydraulic Rains, Tants, minutes' visit stores, and Pumps. fit the man for ment to retreat. The quick eye of any particular subject-"now go and to the church. The ed frame. Scarcely had she at'on, being named after her aunt, St. spirit. and I ven to LAKE -STREET, PERTH. MARBEE and tempted to put her foot to tee the mistress marked the gesture, but amuse yourself with the other child- tare to say, pass themajority, Eliiabeth of Hungary. At twelve tality. without even seeming to notice if', ren: bet do not talk to her any way to and from church on their ground when a deadly tameless years of age she was given in mar- MOTHER OF DIVINE GRACE. GRANITE business or pleaGLANVILLE'S seized uport her, and gasping out -- she motioned Ilenrietta to follow, more to-night, and tell them all to sure without the thought iage to Denis. King of Portugal, MONUMENTS, ever crnse LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. The led her, before she had time to leave her for the present entirely to ing their minds and a became child "1 ani dying ---0 my God, have nd from a holy Mary is the Mother of Divine to pay a visit of Great Australian Remedy for Instant HEADSTONES, mercy-I am dying!" she would make any further opposition, to the Ernestine. Her name is Winifride, courtesy to Jesus, the intly wife. She daily heard Mass Grace, because Jesus, her Son, is the Speedy Cure or all HeadRelief and Prisoner of aches, Neuralgia, etc. have fallen to the ground had Sister :tap of the room. There she placed if you want to know. I daresay she love for them, in His Tabernacle. Toothache, and Inend recited the Divine Office, but very Source and Fountain of grace. Jf fluenza, Rheumatism, Sciatica, LumMary of ht. Agnes not caught her her by the side of a delicate, pretty had forgoten all about it when sue proof positive is wanted of er devotions were arranged with and because grace, which is Himself, our in- bago, etc. Price, 1/9 per box, or 3d. in her arms, and, with the assist- looking girl, whom she addressed as spoke." T. J. COONAN, -ugh prudence that they interfered is born in the soul, as in the stable sensibility to the claims of the Div- each powder. H. C. Glanville. M.P,S., ance of Clara, placed her once more Ernestine. and who wore a black Representative. Fremantle (Two doors ith no duty of her state. She pre. of Bethlehem by her cooperation as "Thank you, Mother." said Fanny, ine Victim of the Altar, witness the. Market-st., with a little kerchief, on whicle quietly from Post Omce). re- hallowed custom ared for her frequent Communions welt as by the operation of the Holy For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gas -Fitting, on the bed.. 'There was no proba- gown and respectfully: and of foregathering letters the I.H.S. were embroidered bility or iSossibility now of further place, she repeated outside the Church on Sunday ey severe austerities, fasting thrice Spirit. her to turning and Galvanised Iron Work, rebeilion on her part, and the first in white, folded neatly across her all that Sister Mary pf St. Anselm morning waiting for the week, and by heroic works of charREAD THIS! signal-bell MARK DUNN mistress left her accordingly in the bosom. About twenty- other girls, had said to her in a low voice to that the priest is upon the She was sevesel tames called THE WISDOM OF THE EAST. ty. is In our midst a curious type Altar or There 382434 Wellington -street, Perth, Irishman. Kerry lc* Is Wight care of the young infirmariao, and -in a similar costume, were scattered her companions. .n to make peace between her busabout to begin Mass. Let not my And the Price is Right. Your Patron you bow at all, bow low. Licensed Plumber and Drainer. returned to ner own duties in the .here and there among those wearing After this there was peace for a motive be mistaken and and her son Alphonso, who If in mentioning age Solicited. Ring A8255, A man thinks he knows-but a To the Metropolitan Wat, r simply, class-room. For more than half an. the lilac uniform,in which Henrietta Willi or ad taken up arms against him. Her Henrietta, but these Sewerage, and Drainage Department. things. I do so in no spirit of little while, knows better. utensils, Baths, eats Heaters, hour Melanie lay upon her bed, more _herself was dressed. She learned af- fride, as we must now begin to call idle criticism, nor ,usband tried, her much. both by. Woman sitters mean to re. at the play always Dairying Free Tanks, and Windmills Made and T. P. HERBERT dead apparently than alive; and terwards that they belonged to the her, soon got tired of her constrain- flect for a momentdoonI the is unfounded jealousy and by his grumble most. sterling lamily Grocer and Provision Merchant, of class consecrated penitents; that God But' her piteous moans, from time to nfidelity to herself. class, and getting faith of these men. I am sure the in position ed II have seen not one who loves 305 itokeny-re., Sumac° (Near Nichol that street). time, being the only symptoms left is to say, of penitents who make a up suddenly, told Ernestine that slic they would risk death ade known her innocence by a mir- virtue as he loves beauty. MURRAY Famines Walled on Daily. & HARROLD as their an Country orders promise year by year of attended to and carefully de; and her patience, and the Only imbeciles want credit for she Produce Merchants, Victoria Park, that she was still among the living. voluntary to bed. cestors did, if necessary, the packed. remaining in the asylum, their en- was goingwell," have onOats,Sr Birmarni,uP,ollardhall'enpa3,; During all that time, Sister Mary onderful sweetness with which she achievements of their ancestors. Ernestine, quiet- God of the altar. Yet theirfordean said "Very gagement being always limited to of St. Agnes watched over her with spea.c a-en cherished the children of her better than to Jesus in the Mass seems to ly: "but had you not The faults which a man con- and Maize. Terms Cash. Tel. A3;:5: a look of as tender anxiety on her twelve months at a time. ivals, completely won him from his demns Mother?" blind them to His claims out of office he commits The children all rose as their mis- first to you face, as if the rough, thankless girl vii ways. and he became a deyotto say that I must them as the Prisoner of Loveupon mean "Do This Hotel la noted for its Purity of in. when entered the room, tress and they rein takshe tended had d husband and a truly,. Christian been her own and. and Civility. Winifride, Drinks, Cleanliness cried leave?" Printed and Published her their Churches. ask Strange inconsistNo image -maker worships the lugs only child. At last Melanie began, mained standing respectfully until ing fire at once. "Is this a prison, ency not indeed confined SIP built many charitable J. B. GEORGE He knows what they are to the sim.she had taken her place on an ele LIMITED like BRYANS to come a little kept nstitutiens and religious houses, gods. to ; her herself lie to we arc And ple-minded PHARMACIST, and of. less educated cheek lost something of its ashy rater seat 'called "the throne," from then? mole, others a convent of Pour made that we cannot amongst us-to have It is nut the wine which inaeee a such attach- PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. whence she could overlook the slaves or convicts, perwhiteness, After her husband's death man and 'lams. PERTH. her hands 642 HAY -STREET, asking relaxed wihout bed (opp. Boum). Perth, to Murray -street go ment to the Mass which calls Jesus drunk-it is the man himself. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST and from the state of convulsive con- whole class during recreation, and even he wished to enter their Order: tut down from Heaven. and to be so If you respect a man, don't emwhere a novice who had been pre- mission?" VETERINARY CHEMIST, traction terin which very . ing dissuaded by her people. who they had been' surely WEEKLY PUBLISHED nothing is "There little about the Divine clasped and almost twisted together. siding during her absence was a.. rible in having to ask Mother's leave Victimconcerned ould nut do withput her, she took ploy him-if you employ a man. Who is left by this AdorVALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. She opened her eyes, and finding, ready seated. he habit of the Third Order of St. don't suspect him. l'ERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS. rat, Miss M. O'Callaghan. thoseof her young Ilan e,C able Mystery as our Guest in the to do so!" said Ernestine, quietly. is your name?" "What esker that rancis. and spent the rest of her do Mother In Advancefixed. to Maternity. Medical, Surgical, TeleOLD MAN NO GOOD. you should have tabernacle! phone A1080. 3a. 3d. anxiously upon her, she drew a deep' : Ernestine of Henrietta. after a me - "Why, Per Quarter .. fe in redoubled austerities and school." at were you if much That meet's pause, during which the lat. 6s 6d. Per Half Year .. breath, and said. imploringlyand practicalwe are somewhat lacking in She died at the age Imegiving. In a current issue of the Asia "But I'm not a schoolgirl,like one, devotion to the Real Preheartily wishing the Per Two Years .. .. 20s. Od. "0 Mother! it is quite gone now. 'ter had tobeen f sixty-five, while in the act of magazine is told an incident which MOANA CAFE treated be to intend don't sence on our altars cannot, I third:, Bookedopen and hide her from But will you, can you ever forgive ;ground get eking peace between her children. throws light on the humanly insurand Winifride, HAY -STREET, PERTH. be denied. And what a pity it -the hundred pairs of eyes which she either," retorted .. 13s. Od. Per Annum .. mountable obstacles Catholic mis- For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. me?" up with flushed cheeks and be so! That we( who as a Two Years .. .. 22s. Od. her should "What is gone?," asked the in- felt, rather than saw, were at that ting WEEPING ANIMALS. temples, she made throbbing race are proverbial Curiously fixed her. upon for instant our hospitallinnarian. the room, and retreated ity and generosity, should seem dead Man is said to be the only animal "Henrietta!" the answered me- way across A3264: A34.57. Tel. "The temptation, Mother. It was had she which the door through te the claims of hospitality and hat laughs. True, we have heard so strong, I could not help it, Mo- -chatiicallt', and quite forgetting that by Cheques (which should be cross. and which she took care to friendship when there t the so-called laughing hyena: but is question not ther; indeed, I could not. I felt as .she had been cautir.sied against the entered, drafts, money orders, or postal slam violently after her as she dis- of an earthly, but of a Heavenly, ed), he name is given, not because the -use of her own name. should be made payable to if it were impossible to resist it notes the passage. "Henrietta!" bawled a coarse but appeared in not Guest! yena actually laughs, but because Now LI venture to claim THE EXCHANGE RECORD. "Well, never mind about it BOW called or followed She was for s peculiar cry somewhat resembles the practice of visiting BE ADDED. Jesus in MUST my *child," the Mother quietly re- ;good-natured looking girl with a back, as she had been half afraid the Blessed Sacrament, not indeed he guffaw of human beings. On the broad Scotch accent, who chanced SPECIAL NOTICE. joined. "It won't come back any had mistress The be. they hand, certain animals can to be sitting in the same group of she might When notifying change of address more, I daressry." all a place in honour equal to the Mass "Henrietta! seen, indeed, and comprehended ssuredly cry or weep. Monkeys, "shut I have been so ungrateful, "'children" as herself. her and or Holy Communion, yet, in a senss kindly state your old as well as your be your that was passing between new address. specially, shed abundant tears when a real advantage over them both. -... and I am so. eorry. Cee salt ever -why, my girl, that must have was it that a Ernestine, but feeling exert ADVERTISING RATES. ey are sad. Livingstone, the Amineforgive me?" said the girl; the tears :name in the world, for we her au- To begin with, the Holy Sacrifice Situations too soon just yet to Wanted and Vacant, ican explorer, told of a monkey can only be assisted at in the mornwhich filled her eyes rollipg slowly .Henrietta already in the class, and thority, notice, no wisely took she and Residence (three lino% Board name the same at he had seen crying like a child. two of is never 'there ing, and at an early 'hour which is IJI down her poor, pale face. her to quietly talking on one insertion, ls. went 16 words), and ecause its mother would not take inconvenient, for the in- about "Forgive you? Yes, of course I eillowed among us." quite unconscious sometimes up in her arms. It sobbed piti"Hush, hush!" said Ernestine, companion as if dividual. The same holds true of each. can, and do." replied the Mother,. from In Deaths, disappearance Marriages, 1}'-51, ,::;esilic4ik... Births, Winifride's of Ily and its face was covered with tching a glimpse of Ettie's scarlet MI unfits' with a bright, heavenly smile upon latter was in a Holy Communion, its reception is Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, 3s. 'eniell'll4111'n -ni,10 lw il, ilh'I eyes- the room. The ars. Dr. Boerlage, hunting one generally confined to the earlier per insertion. Poetry, 6d. line extra. her face. time "See, I have forgotten, choek and angry, dashing the 111101116.01E111. by passion of storm kteilmal D perfect ay in Java. accidentally shot an all about it already; and do you, "Can't you be quiet, Fanny, for a she reached the infirmary. But the hours of the day-with the added Ordinary Advertisements, 3s. per pe that held its little one in its forget it also, my dear child, and; moment?" met her there caus- disadvantage that it can only be inch. rms. Without quitting hold of "Well, and what's up now? What spectacle which received once in the day. On the turn all your thoughts anal care inCasual Advertisements, 4s. per feelings her in done?" asked Fanny. ed a sudden revulsion and dismay- other hand, Jesus is waiting for us inch. s baby, the ape fell to the ground stead, to preparing your soul for harm have Igreat eyes with a look and sent her, terrified of the room, at every hour in the Tabernacle. d shed plentiful tears as it died. opening her Replies to Advertisements can be the coming you for of your Lord; corner "Oh, we ed, to a distant ordon Cumming tells of having to this Office, and they must be convinced, by the state of of genuine amazement, from whence. with white face and For our visits we can suit our own addressed en an elephant crying at the moweakness in which you find yourself are' touchy. are we?-and mustn't scared eyes, she watched the scene convenience, and commune with will be forwarded to Advertisers if ent of death; and many other naPERTH. Him at our pleasure. There, too, postage is prepaid. that your life on earth cannot be be sp token to, I suppose, except on that was going on before her. ralists relate similar instances of All Communications should be adOut km lees, like the Queen!" we can dispense with all the formaliprolonged much further." SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. (To be Continued). imais weeping. Hen, 'ictta looked and felt furious, ties. It is all so natural, s dressed to:THE RECORD, "Yes, Mother, I know-I feel it Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College human! We call in to pay a visit, now! But where is Motater. St. in W.A. BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. THE POWER OF RELIGION, to see Jesus in the loneliness of His Anselm? Do you think she will' forThe moral and religious training of the students is earnestly give me also?" -home, and to console to. 23 attended .tiksfk: .4104$8c4esetitasttlies9ktot1045044.4kAtlittsikA:PX Tabernacle When Victor Hugo was about and cheer Him by our company. In "Of course, she will. Why not?" imparted. Secondary, and Commercial Education are Primary, a of age, he sat conversing with the silence of the Church there is replied the Mother. "When our All Public Examinations are prepared for, including Univere Abbe de Rohan one evening in nothing to keep us from concentrat- AND BOOKBINDING sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, Matriculadear Lord Himself is so ready to e cell of the young prince, who -SEND tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. forgive, do you think it likely that ing all our energies on our God hidd become a seminarist. As they Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive she will be even tempted to refuse? den behind the veil. Everything ked a decrepit old priest entered. ,,14> our attention. Military Training is imparted in the Cadet But now, my dear child, do let this 4! conduces to prayer and recollection. NEW NORCIA is head, which he had no strength Companies. be a warning to you, never to dwell aayndbethtehatthowugehtfindcan PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, hold erect, drooped on his breast. Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking again upon thoughts and fancies uors ethl ps aTtlonme AY -STREET of St. MU Sisters the by Conducted ICD e walked with a trembling step, are taught. which enable the devil so easily to to our minds PERTH, suggesting itself (opp. B. ening heavily on his cane. His Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative pun get hold of you Why, my poor and A Tesus and T. we are face to face. arse Telephones:.thing was faded and threadbare. poses. 'Ladies Young of Melanie, he was making Education fun of the you T can speak to Min as a friend to a for in which a Manual Art School, rt. A Feature is the furnishing of t his countenance was radiant. the eall the time; and we Ifreing that an, very cop Friend. We can have a private Prieted 4N pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of "You seem very happy." said the SUPERIOR eoprietors. well, though we coulstiOt make you .41 venation with Him, tell IIim of the gist d office of Pot Fuc then Particulars apply to the SISTER tools. .be. "Has something pleasant Place, perceive it. Perhaps, tley you lf no had troubles to we wotild reveal BR ANS, New Pupils are received at any part of It ..ne else, that Three-Term System, ripened to you?" been able to get up, you wotild have it. Roams), and discuss what is tipper the Term. A liberal discount is made in the case of brothers. 'Yes," replied the venerable man. died in going downstairs, or aftervesmut !:0;74).78inr4P-voluimilic70gwit4144Poi,* most hi our hearts. Here is an For Prospectus, Apply to THE PRINCIPAL. received S50 francs a year as vicar ._ %. n..

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