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PERTH, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1921

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morc than to etuleateur to secure tor Ireland freetions Yak play, and j3sflee. The can, would soma investiWelters and the more the Irish (riesGun was plaeed before Die pistple genths more they o convinced esitild he ilnlie. Npplause,) The Mas-or acknowledged the vote of thanks, and the meeting closed.

VOL. XLV

lie WIllell It fe well to henember that the Irisi and vigorolls address. , I pointed out that Periles Sunda's- organ qiiestiou Is not a question to be tile older people to solve. bill is a ror the "Meek and Tang" Was almo-i question whirl] Concerns all seciloos of an reckless and ruthless against de and invesdigatton un- rency and truth lie the "Black and the coinlllll doubtedly proves that those of one kitli Tans" Iliemselviis were against the anti kin who ars making the ereatest women and effildren of Ireland. A sacrifices ill Ireland to -day are in nrarly vote of thanks to the speakers propos44 Royal Arcade, Perth. (WESTERN AUSTRALIA SECTION.) isere Instance young men and wonien. ed by Rev. lather Idayes and secondJuly 2, 1 921. -Miler' others are willingly sacrifiring sel by Mr. 0 Dwyer was carried with The Sunday Times Publishing Compa,y, I.ast sinew arienuesn'e meeting at partiesied aswIll,sitnpoirwt.lis.14141. iter1610,141erall.iyit wjaws squad in much before lives the flring applaUSe. their KEVIN BARRY (SoUTH PERTH) tint he do it wee The secretary or the Self-Determin- hopeful that see lone the sirsieele live, order that liberty tney wen announced II. Hall. next l'er.'11.1 ArehhishOPls the Palace. I that Dear PSairrtsh,-. in view of the BRANCH. eireis et- sacrIlleitur Your lime iii oriler meeting- W011111 take Mace on July 7. rel desire to ex- smite worthy additions, and as will lie attacks upon Ireland and the persistent allot" League has requested us to ac- would have Min:lied. and ) woes. hair abusive knowledge Jim following donations 10 come to Ireland at last. They prayed -s. essl pulite: 'reedits, es, he'd at Iii as -I-1 them to obtain that 111,,,," at S.1 5 a.m.. when the president oe 1,1811stialllii:.'arliii:IVs'iii.sa,iilaite"tirrt to Ille lion. noticed by the folloWing matters col, and mislead, ng articles and editorials , 1.,,,11 or s w,1,.... ,,,, ,,,, j E., £5. i -ei ...,(1,,a0,00, and being and i in i raFrixzell, hour befory Hie Go011 sitepti.ed . mem Appeal. W Hutt the darkest the The II wad Leagini Mr. gaI Mr . sidered. every . was put In train and the fund W . Dwyer, LI,. R.1 on the same subject which have Msmr, J. J. Little 10/. Dwellingup: Sir. daWil noW. Illid Ile Inaile bOlit to Sny '1;1Y. Juno 2:!, for the epre-s purpose nerslori up lo lite emiliiry mark. itt tile Will III, present to iteltVer an addrees. thering was stiell as to render the room Is 'low ',relying 9.11ate attention, figured your paper for some months epees's, mos:lands, 0/ : Mr. E. D. that sery shortly ii would be the pride Iff Meeting three delegates is, the stele mins, ar humanity. justice. m tressimil Eaell member was urged to bring along w14011.T 0141411311laie 1,, OroPerlY Ilecottl- progress reports COncerilinir which wIll Inoilate the large nutulwr wha attend,* he referred to iii subsequent notes cona- itian ,Isitors as possible. Ryan. Victoria Park. CI: Mrs. McCar- 811l1 privileee or Irish men gild Irish coloseillon, write!' was held en June rine sis insieracy. ' a el...instance most eonsolIng Indeed. ill.. still of freedom S5, al the ilibernian Hall. Perth. The ferly, et/ I /: Mr. J. Dewan, el; Me. women II. "aimed In this journal. For tile very itihre- Gpleer,c,",faritn:::it.:reys aid from Bolshevik ana Everyone was umst enthusiastic, and eessary and important adjunct of ins and Mrs. J. IL Keenan. 1:1; Mr. 3. over a fres. and regeftel.ate(t frith na. meeting wee fairly atheist,' by (SOUTH . my Association hereby ROBERT EMMET (LEEDERVILLE) rem, determined to con t tabu le his or Felts Sir. Burke has kindly undertaken c h a I lenges Menthe, of the braiich and the fm- LORD EDWARD -FITZGERALD lion. . Nellian, C I . you to select a represitntaFEEMANTLE) BRANCH. BRANCH NO. 1. linking. members Were efesdest as :WMtier share of support , to take rharge of the Bank to be instal - tive to meet a representati. mr, j. j, remaliev seeoluted file Tr° m our Kates lo the Comention. Rey. umnot The °Whim, fortilightlY tileeltlig all A Meeting ol MIbraoeh win be nem The buelimes Pal), was Worthy, ale! led oil Me ground. and this gentleman body to debate puBUIC MEETING AT MIDLAND ,ntutloti. Ile referred lo thessilnatmu pees, les srsstassi str. 3. e essissi. the Lord Edward Fitzgetnid at some ublic hall in the Arranmore r.s,,,,iii:rg),Igr.00pjfiy I siTillerai Brenell JUNCTION, within the metropolitan in Ireland to -day ae "an Insane strug- the , lee -preside.' (Mr. l'. Hall, vIlle, on stniq.y 11;:ti7,indsrlsr La's apir,Issillbbrlih"...i.tuirdethraids' it(71NZ-Was held in the Nelson -street Caffordi . I"; litilisrawao%g.al'E:;"(74;rivellaiii!."c,atstaleb4Iill'!::47-1 tion of Ireland's right to arecpthe quesrei Ale Maing between what we might meal Tts. sines' or the Self-Deteirminbusiness of importviee Sollth Ert'illailtle. .1 Sunday tlis, ttith. e.ts semock. tinder the au:mires Nir Andrew ClemelitsOn ell made it practicable to 'Morale the ral 0111, will be situate In close pro - ation, the conduct of Thomas eransis measlier) branch.' ten ran br011iers... th Crown forc Could not soliu'hed, bring the e.-ryffig of the ,,,,,.. June, al 3 p.m. Mr. II. T. Pals- pre- will deliver add,- nit Morlemi various departments or wort In a very 'Omits' to this moet valuable service. and agents in that country Intervene a- ptacemaker and pat an lutione The first ressentioniiiriiii within ea Self-Determtnatton foi Irelaed Lea's w", end ess, me,- sided over a hires' gathering. The Ism, lie-pols s We espeet hi AcV a ,Pry ehort while, which ordiltarely may have and will be controlled by Mr. cent years and the truth or fal to it ? ".Stop this horror'. Lel us ed by the preside. (Mr. li, the 1,.. perhaps necessitated an adhmrimient. Milrphy, as, &leo will be the Art Union a public meeting. was lield re suror oir. If nem, , and Me seeretd, large a Itendatire al tlie Meeting:. 3. P. ['evil.). you have I al d against us. Town Hall. alidiand Jiiiirlion. rot last live In peace aim harmony," tie eottit ass sir. se, le NI/Okl. ill support or Me (W. l'ai, ' and all members of the msenber Emmet, and roll tip. Tlangs are new at a stage that, as men- oilier. mipervIsed by Mr. Waldron. T. 6., :heInchrgeit the eeeee of your The Mayor sense!. ace resobition. me nes. rather Pace en- 4.11111111illei. Were present. Friday week, at s Ism. The vice firmed on sunday, it will Indy require The refreshment stall will be lookeu stirs htanse et good presided over a To.. r(ssolutiou G. we,.., carried imam_ (trireme ens etym... eceasismal Hiseox) rsmarss. Th,. detasills"ca:: was unable to president, Mr. T. Alford, but (Mr. constant interviews with after by Mesdames Dr O'Connor and THOMAS WHEELAN (BOULDER) mutual y arrang.. Should you rethe executive . attendance. seemet resolute:le was moved l'y Ili, attend Hwang!' private matters. of those who have been Chamberlin's Saveloy . stall. Mr. Brim- be umusly, with applause. 1 BRANCH. the public can only dra w th et, eherged with the carrying Mit of the 'out Mr E iNerelhain (ex -'Senator dsliverState President Dwyer, Stale secretary (qr. I. T.. orgieny). good mato" iiew members were enrolled. Fortune-telling Dug-Out. by Mrs. fuse. Walter wn conclusions:":0:essary as to the baseless n and Mr. P. A. Bryan seeOlided am, also mid tM branch Is now welt swer the ed a sheet address on "Liberty TO' L.L.B., moved;__ The usual fortnightly meetifes er ihe Itrgins entrusted to their rare. and hay- Leitch. Ducks by Mr. F., Chipper. ture of your all supported the resolution. The third three flguremark. and before long the above branch occurred on Saturday log arrived at a elate of completion Merry -go-Round. enquiries: Mr. O'Mations and your deeIreland: What It Means to the World " a "That as the majority of the pm, was moved by the iiie-pes. four figure mark will be reached. and evening' last. al lim mid moved the first resolution in the Theatre Royal. their dutY will thue Mid and they wilt honey. Log and shearing rompett- Lardlyh::::::: eseil in this yte of Irelaiid at two separate eirr- resolutIon nt y by libelling irouruPpeople. (Mr. sident F. cllfrord) and s..,,,(0,1 Wc shall s0011 be the leading binneh Boulder. Titers, was again a large and then OnlY need to hold ahemsreves following terms: in Mtn, Mr., J. P. !semis-. Marionettes: [Ions have declared in favor of tee by kir. Slyth. Yours truly, After the general bust- representative allendance. Vierspres- readilices for the 1st of October to put Mr. Keeliftg. 111 the Slate. Chthese Gambling Den, Irish nation having the right to (Le"That this meeting of Me rill -sees The visit of both the state eecretaro Imes was discussed. trrirrulreeletruozsiminpvt7noctiAn. ,,Titists,sinwrg;. (hiewl7 enqpetzth it,ounby M J the resolutions [dent J. emviev occupier" the r hair. P °OMENS', ill' Midland Amen." affirms the right termini- Its owl' form of gOVernillent. (NI, I. ,.. Damns- I auel Mr. h. A were moved by the president and supVarious hunk's. business was trans- o g PerosYle,*as:Isl:: Secretary, Self-laeterminetson for Mums', the army of occulettion be with - Bryan was vtese 04., the hrt'ple of Ireland to much appreelittei hy ported by Mr. W. Hughes and Mr. W. meted durinfr the course of whieh it hist week ailfritr,, Well for the impeitd- ance from whom being requested by Mr. Ireland League of Australia, Western freely, without eo,rcion or Mcnition ritawn and civil government restor- the member, of the. was learned that Dirty -eight branch. new memIIIIC Metre rens. and with each item a Mooney. and were earrIed unanimousare! in Australian Tehan. Ilanclitg Floor, being arranged Section. ed. own and from outside. their the Peolhe be given the olfs vere forceful manner the Governthe The ladle-. Who are a sueeese in is.rs were ebtaltied since last wholeheartedly in hand. all seized with by Mr. Bell. IY. Iloop-la: Mr. Chipper. state eerie.nientai institutions and their PolitlPortUnitY to direCt their destine 1)., lary deaf; with les ressisits. aws everything, deserve, a speelal aimultit of meeting. making now a total in all of sthe desire of eeeing lhat the Westralia Fish Pond. wills dolls and toYe. ren be ea.., roe lin eat relation.ships with other States a vote of the whole adult population al. toe ientph account of this ald alms of This Is Min progreee iii- rale Is going fo be a thirty which will airs. Leitch, in eottjtniction with Celtic al d credit for the {Moil work they are Ms. abolit 17 5. g et and Peelle, of the romitrY, or in an, miler Ireland's rause. self-determination, me. o. s. Be,ait as, itig, and also th, ber of new mem 11.,11, and shows Dial the sympathisers be eYer relnenlbered. and wealth anus, stall. Get Rich Quick: Mrs. \V. Mit- augurated s nee the venture Manlier they may deein desirable." spoke, /HUI Wag received with ameause. hers they are bringing to the brafich. of Irelatel a, aware sa the imnornmee sed more than suffleient to liquidate the chef!. No man, said lite speaker. slinuld be was executive In Plalstowe's Chocolate and Spin- csms.,,,,,c. b the present ashamed to move such a resolution a, lie said they could only view the lit- VOW' neW 1110111bers were elected to tee Our next meeting will be held on SMD or 64,1011011g to a branch of tide tell- debt or fri.000. probably with many ning Wheels: Mr. Yates. Holity-Toity: that. The Irish titiestIon Was 1101 a teruecine struggle with horror, and branch. Mr. .1. P. notieny moved more pounds to boot, other InstittitiOns Mr. and Mrs. L. Cunningham. Shoot s day, July 3. at 3 p.m.. In the Nelson- important League. Plain and Fancy Drees Mail: new one, but there were new phase,. the remedy must be applied as quickly vOte of thanks ts, the president (str. J. street Hall. South Fremantle. and se Tile president Mr. R. D. Lane) urFelitlY refiniring financial assistane Mg Gallery, being arranged by Mr. rho. attelated on Thu because of developments shire the as humanly poselble. Ile aeserted P. Devlin). Mr. Walsh. a fies.mber of the ESeetillve being the chosen delegate to retne4ent wIII be enabled to participate If any al- O'Malinney. Sirs. evenMe. thewho Try Your Luck: 7th inst., at the Townrad war. Sono. people said we had enough that in this agitation there was no hosThe meeting then cloeed with the Council. will be ptse.fit and deliver an the branch at the Conference held in lel'atione are required to he made. The Mitchell. Hall ay Aunt Sally: Mr. Tobin. Perth, will never political and domestic questions of our Wily to England or the Britisli Em- sinaing of "nod Save Ireland." forret.sss,, Interesting addreee on the Irish flues- Perth during the week -end, left dur Calholle Celle,' the executive might be Bands (e11(1111riee): sUch a festival" nesse,. DolleitY end ur pinny and mess. -Own without taking up the Iris.] fple8- ()ire, or to any portion of it; it was The 'hie, delegates of the ueslii hots we tenet all members will brine mg the week for the purpose of being ellileoPriatelY dubbed. are arm. Keeling. Donation of Cow: Mesdames spsessi assss.,,,s ni"iti;."" e have been Harry t1011, but tins attttude showed indifferliraneli Oel se attended the Convention new members with them and attend in isreeent. with the idea of giving aid in everV ()linty notes to the simply the redress of Irish grievances and Dwyer. Spot I,a- plain and f ence and ignorance. He claimed that they sought. They had nothing but 'et Jun,' 2s. and were indeed surprised large numbers. The Lord Edna During ine crier. of the meeting .ro th,e, so ger: Mr. Brennan. Tobacco Stall: Mr. esucceatfully by Mesdames, piloted it was a vital Issue: It was a enestioti liking and respect for their enthish lo roe such a large number of dele- Fitzgerald Bratieli must be compliment - an intereeting discussion was initiated \V. Mitchell Brennen_ Decoration: Mr. J. P. Canip- and T. G. Molloy, and of the peace or the world. The Great brothers. TheY knew it was only the gates neon all parte or the Ptah, pry - eft In the number of members which at - by If perchance any Sir. Alf. by tile chairman's meetly bell (nags) and Mr. J. Edwards omitted to be there. the War had been fought for recognitinn last few years that the mass of Eng- sent, whieh must have mistily numbered tendert the big meeting held in Perth permission CallInan. was on what would probably slew. but. Cartage: Mr. J. Edwards (Plants) certainly a fault of hie or neglect of the principle Ireland asked for to- esemen bad been made acquainted lon- The Convention onened at e p.m.. last Sunday. her own, for be the form the proposed Irish RePub- resuragret by splendid re Other Items still require attention. whims they themselves day -the self-determination of small qieth the history or Ireland tit. even arid after the State president (Mr. \Valare largely co tic W011111 lake the shape of as regarde tiFfiel,r,; and the committee would be grateful blame, because The claim I itieirmr1rs;yiveisr$ any nations. alidaddrAlsv.efitheeo disappointment epeloqiipiripainthellrisy! .vitti the history of their OVI1 COUlifor assistance in any of the following should not have happened WOLFE TONE (NORTH FREMANTLE) tsl.lern.r,Plattiliotn,srxMinorf ci(iiiii,t,riaulss.,itioinds labtoze af eh: or 'Ire' a. a'onwi mination of small natiof If the warntry. Englislunea hid been blinded regards:-Raffle Office, Field Post ing had been heeded BRANCH. for self-determination In time. _..-ewe with preconceived notions, but tit last ineee of the Convention was dealt with Thls and ehrioue were the several Interest le taken In the present activity, Office, Rude Dazzle. Switchback. Spec- only one of the on Mace At the meeting field of this bratieli one; they wanted In manage thisir Ottin the veil was being drawn away and the League's constituency !mine the "stunts" the NorthIs who , ,-.arThose diecussed opinions offered. tacular Display oi Old Coolgardie, Har- Perth has utilised to produce sheMonday last, the president, Mr. I' . affairs In accoreaece with their rrvn at last Irishmen [mind that great de main Item for discussion. Messrs. the wish they enjoy or helping other vest Field. and any. fresh Ideas or sug- kelshofStall length included at the question coin. and the balance -sheet of In opening- f. II Nine or the main and important fen- roll. occupies' the chair. ideas. Ireland's cause was moiosised mocratic party in England, representthe": 1amre1 INI:uarbdleenedho and NIeCarthy. *a R eheahan gestions that might be excellent to use the entertainment the meeting Mr. Carroll welcomed the by many eminent men famous In log the bulk of the population ttiougL could be added to these If those inter- dlt of such a high wIll evidence a CPCAt the next meeting to be held at trials. Fremantle) (East etateemanship, literature, Thomas Wheelan ..Ztaastelsnitein: arts and not in power, standing as figure as to make Although the afrenda as originally ested would send them along. a firm ttliolfi:sof)rthriaCifiensvVitlig the same %retitle, the speaker for the everyone think. ecielicee. who were not of Irish birth will be a street help both for leranr.h, who had come to North Fre- neeasinit for Ireland's claim. Irishmen which Graham framed and submitted last Sunday comwill Chas. be Mr. tournain euchre a Model or extraction, but Investigated Ilir, sub - champion addressing to take part meetings and seirryine or, mantle lted no quarrel with Englishmen as :gee epeecti. presared a Waratah who will leliver Danes. bustthe particular ject In a broad and imparttal manner. such, or with any portion of the Mooiragt-iiii,iiissasthloonwdof it)litoe.,iel,11.14,. ,T,47,4 merit. lie also said The lay -out or the ground. with a remember you mitet etMr. 0. K. Chesterton cabled from the pire, but they emphatically did have a ness of the evening was to put before (attain a seat, gle for lawny, there appeares! plan and model of the lair on view at stuTidoluasIdy or the treat willeh lend early, and iniss none jerirtagued7 United Plates tO the "Manchester quarrel with the party of ascendancy for the mug Muerte. work of all. the niembers the propositions b,:"z[hr:Ii:i.tag:icifevu:Irsdi. eiv.ot,ittghothi! bsroplly"' the meeting is Invited. last Sunday. agreeably imDisrcuissiou,n log arranged by the Misses L. ouardian," an independent 1.iberal tii power, which. he argued, had "dim - namely, propaganda.. One of the lady would be put before the people in a in store. sour r em .. and N. pressed all who were present, and Pettit . betide all body at the monster meeting. for the 9th of this month ifewspaper:from the comment on all sides. the sat- the district at graced thy name of Esigland through- Miss b. O'Dohertse Theatre lune on etinday, Melrose Town In the obeisance, Hall a late resident and held must of the Oreille ses serfs isfaction wae gmieral. Beyond a few question without "We are not running Ireland; we out the world." The powerful indict- eouth Perth. (MT. LAW lo atTir.8-WINIEY TERANCE to elect earn 2fith. and three delegates them well -merited comslight alterations new reCeiving 'Men. pensation for are sitnifly raiding treland. Our ment of General Gough. an Irishman tend the State Convention on labour expended In the of Persia. Bablyonlee Czars of Russia Hon, the detains has rulers tell us they Call never receg- and a Unionist. who was an eye -wit been adopted, and (... Perth. attendance of a large e5. at the Hibernian Hall. riLi,Ys-IN,..°e'ReT1 HuireritigN)ofaRthaenCseHh.ove !mune and France under Napole011', the work Is proceeding. appreciative was sur- PADRAIC PEARSE (SUBIACO) BRANCH June nt. Ireland as a separate nation, hilt 'less of happenings in Ireland, attendance of visitors and The resolutions were then read to the I ranch railed for Tuesday. June and so on down the different and friends. period they are recognising Ireland as a Relent to condemn any British Gov for Next Mooting could be desired. The general fortnightly meeting of meeting, arid nominations called the present. AS the people became separate nation; they are invading it ernment which encouraged or tolerated Acknowledgments. paint to Car- from In Mr. which resulted delegates, representative and the above social branch wee enlightened held In a St. Jo, and awoke Resulting on they last Sunday met the afternoon's exactly as the Prussians invaded Bel- such things. General Gough, Who had eph's Mr. C Lyotis North Perth. El; Mr. ets approximately en() people s ord with the sword, and gun Schoolroom Sublaco. on Wednese roll Mrs. Edwards, and Mrs. Waddell with COnte,itee, It is highly desirable that Jim. gium." rommanded the Fifth Army Corps In day evening, As the members a _..."' inpresent, under the guld'ance of Kano (611b6CrItIOOS), 14/7/6. the tend. June. Coun- heing elected. the ladies and gentlemen. who have So some or the acts of of vi'w those That was an unqualified statement France describect T. A. Dudley presided 001" being In many cases the leaders of na kindly undertaken to prosecute their over a North Fremantleof exceeded ta;.d.,11,.71:u..d Perpetrated as worse than those of Miler (Mr played eventrat the Northites eitich correctly set out the the large attendance Three motions were East. a number fli:ns (a mere handful of whom le to labours in the various directions The 'speaker for: that Turks or Zulus, and lamentel re proeeerling introduced Pere It was not a question of iecoverinS the Eaet gide. whien Ye or so). ruling the 1111114M.s, , cii,m,,nt,w wa,, from former received from the executive which were on could Mitred. Rattier together on Sunday afI had departed autherity or establishing law and ail - England The branch had made much fun and good fellowship. Passed. 171tinir-e them into was. using the wealth ternoon next. tlitt.. Let& Inst. at 3.3o English standards,s_as,Siff 3n impover- unaninjouslY e. thorny. In Ireland, but or fu unique privilege of having wad In several cases the three Northitee (1,"; nlelifirsi.tararsnelliTtbillialtri eihnhdl. IpniIT:bill:a S p.m.. In order that the joint organisabank.rupt wholdSsithe hart eddrd the East won the most points. for _despotisms voesse then diet dere/Mined them that Plasing evening two members of the hatultill of ruling men tion may destruc might and receive progress be called reports of era or reckleseness to be waged by the German Emperor an Rev. Fattier Neville and With all the help North gave the Eastthe enquiries they have made. It not time. Mr. Dwyer State Council. To let A very enLloyd George had offered to negotiate tIon." \Vas Monaghan. Both speakers dealt Des only won by 5 points. used that for their own mid. a week lapse without any such assembh ' that an mid was put to this, Mr. J. the with De Valera, provided the Irish. asked. Irish situation in a trenchant joyable dance PlIded the evening's nro tirLonlighlin and carried. i...,Rienf.erirhineg sptopaktrieer would be hampering the committee's en "these hired assassins of the with notion would lay dewn its arils, but and (feedings. and forcible manner. Both speeches deavours, and as evill be patent to all. that Why was almeariPntitoinceri rittele was" withdrawn? Crown" they refused on such terms. The of- army there? Simply to stifle the as- exposed the treachery and hypocrisy of The fortnieetly meeting i the above WT. Irf. sf.r0)(1elnrar, lanitdialslecwoansdeadobvyedMbrV. master mind of Russia at the time. now that the machinery has been creaoedema - the fer was an admission that De Valera British .Government's "admini3trawho endeavoured to lore his power In ted to set the Fair going, this state of wart neld on Monday. July 4. sl. Taylor, and carriel atell moved of the Irish people, a (-set- the ;ion" in connection with the handling branch had the symbols of power and reali- pirations The third reeolution by Mr. by the Interest Of the people to try atid things can only be made poestble hy III the absent, of the prmident. Mr. hon. right Implanted in the heart of or DESPElsel s. HANDBOOK OF HORseconded ties of authority. De Valera had his given the Irish and question. The cables contook the Healey Mr. n. Corkin bring (vice-president, hi better ronditione. - The ruling to nation. When Ireland looked (sl WESTERN AUSTRAauthority ("leen from the Irish nation. every daily press concerifing the ehalr. There was a Meer attendance cooney, was also carried unatilinonely were suiting the game of ',Ru- Mg. the war tained inof the To delay the meeting for twq TICULTURE bound, illustrated, 92 as the people of Ireland through Me see the principle for which Ireland came In for a fall of members present, and Die secretarY edition. Mlitdral Hems were rendered by en's; vaseee alistle elasepe. and their works for the vs".7,ekner UtohuUldebewvueinns"-iSe, aTndlinteheisopf:rti 1.IA, fought carried into effect, they affairs NW 8/6 CoOtian (postage 5d.). Messrs. aMount of ballot box, on two occasions deter- was criticism, and and the Hyatt poisonous read the report of the State Conven- Mari. formation of pools. eombines, trusts. tunny Is taken, and not run the risk Of it had no application to the propaganda which newspapers bv accompanied GEORGE 1,0 mined to terry out the policy enun- were told liwyet. INN'S FRUIT TREE AND were 1011, held on Jtilie 25. Among. other hells and Jaek ri..rifictond. wand etheisit,iii,strutioicirionurditioEntsigw.ohr Muting at the last moment that somefor is right "What Empire. British of ORAPE VINE PRUNING, 192 ciated by their leader. Could any de- others cannot be wrong for Ireland," Publishing to -day in order So camou- bileiness it Was decided. on the motion Mlse L. Glemism. 1..T.C.I... to all edition. Ilioci-at cavil at that source. The peo- was the speaker's comment amidst ap- flage the true position was eXposert. if sir. E. nomiteinn, mmitehel Isv Mr. WnrilIl tile branch Is deeply graterld- A despotism, reference was made to the erroiniend itseir to all interested. and it many illustration, 4 / 6 (postage 3d.) president W. J. ALLEN'S PRUNING BOOK. ple, having determined by ballot a short speech thank - T. McCarthy. to send a reltirli chat- vote or Malik, wae then moved to the to plause. An attempt had been made to The width lands were the prord speaker (Mr. Andrew iand LaWs, both coming to members In the Sublet., and govern themselves in tlteir own wsY, divide a card lenge to to the tournament artists people Irlitisib:,rallig. the lboi..tihne,,,,s,illtlia, of England. PerlY nf ti10.I.1,,,IllidautHil,gakeolit the country into two warring which was carried by acclamation, 111111 II. W. POTTs' ROOK ON PIGS. no power on earth could subdue them: (Thomas Whelan), Clementson). to whom the branch owea tem was made to Lloyd liernee In Men Faet Frememls a Suppose, lie Instatimd. this all agreed that the enlightenment no nation on earth could prevent them camps. Branch. LW, date arid aialigiment, to a debt of gratitude for his able and matter. Ile meame the 11101 of the similes* with a ravourable ieport of their community of Danes, say at Albany, they received on that PVening Will tisa III ME'S cITRUS to he left HMItie secretary. It was also moving is.etrire In erten", or Or, rights lie carrying on that way. If not for the endeavored FRUITS AND rats mud Radicals, and now effort. to set up a separate gov- the means of strengthening their *1,. he To1,01Esliftwel'iT/1.-.URE deelded to 11.111 a Soria( and Dame In of small nationalities. (4 dollars), 91/ Principle of sell -determination, then ernment of their own apart from the path), In the become the reverse using his pa'3,1 has cause of self-determina- the 'war future to auement the funds. Art Union.. Tlic lie,' meeting* will be held the war had been fought in %aim snd rest of the State, Parliament WOUlil not wer In defeat the objectS of democrase semni I the is A first -flees musical programme usual on July 4. which (iIN.L'S thousands of Irishmen had yielded tolerate such a step, for the State tion. 67-11E( SCasILS6d'3;e1 Ever bear hi 11111111 the desirability raC 111r11 011ill 1111 the In e ker spolo: Thursday of the fuOuth, and WE WllUld thelr lives for a moekery. It was al- must be undivided. In the same way, was also carried 0111. and was greattrill( g in 'I! eirar 'ft to t IT, 7 reatment of forwarding the butts; _The _retu_rirs. ly enjoyed and appreciated by all pre- THOIIIIAS DAVIE (VICTOMA PANE again appeal to all those not yet mem. at AND leged that Ireland was guilty of crimMANURE," 3rd. 1110 efillSeiPllti011il objectors, expected every one in Ire- sent. and the have fallen off lately. tom t 4,./ dis The branch desires to take this EIRAN=1. hers to jein the ranks of the TPTP11, manner 9s. ( postage 6d . ) . inal violence, and an army of °crepe - Patriots In which they were land to be first of all a good Irish- opportunity or thanking all those Intreated heartened. but still maintain your zeal eFEEDING OF I t ion, the in help and Branch, hots was put in. However, there was man CROPS AND STOCK," A meeting of the abeve brunet' was Mrgwilu'Y any difference strumentalists and vocal artists who the war: the treatment meted iii this very important connection. him Miring exercise die"that Most for rot, freedom nghi 7 / 6 , (pcialage 6d . ) . no more criminal violence in Ireland of erred or race, but one thing Wei teed in the Boys' Club on July 3, at hour. out to Russia and to the people of Ire Dell CempetitiOn. BOOK ON to -day than in America when those col- funthunental. he must be a good Irish- contributed so ably to the evening's g.1 5 p.m. Mr. Parker was in the tressfill country." in her darkest AUSTRALIAN BUTTERland. Also to thank Very Bev. A !milli, will be delivered by a wets. onies revolted against British Chihli,' are urgently required to FLIES, illustrated, 4/6 (postage 5d). rule. man. It was wicked to endeavor to es- euecess. Referring more to the attitude th. make Verling for donation of £3, chair. known speaker, and mustral items Ly English BOOK Ireland had revolted long before those tablish within Ireland a small commun- Monsignor ON AUSTRALIAN BIRDS, many dolls for "Fairy people In regard to Ireland, he nev Father Neville, in a thoughtful talented artiste. appreciated. The Mohamed colonies refused dictation any lenger. ity in that extreme north-east cornee Which is greatly for plates. oalts 4/6 (postage 4c1.). theni To patiently. th Membership of the branch continues ta and earnest address, prom! that the A' a nweting of the above branell referral to the rensus and to the emir - ones" ,114. Mak, an earnest FIsilEf: OF AUSTRALIA, with many The speaker denounced what he term- and cut off that portion from the r -et grow 1110115 decrease In Ireland. apace no less than I 9 new mein- set f-Deterieleation League wit, "nor.. held ill the Parish Hall. Iliglitrate The exodus Illustrations. 7/6 (postage 6O). ed "a crimlual Imperialism %broad on , from Ireland was caused by flothints and imps, they wont disappoint. . ma' being at the to the best bers admitted last meet lust.. Mr. Cleinterests of Amnes1st tro on Tuesday. 11011 BOOK FOR AUSTRALIA, similar lines to what impelled (ler- undivided, all were of one mind hut ing. illus. The next meeting will be held ia than any League living oil the mere mentson was introdursel by 110. presi- Iess than fritsdrovernment and enerelor.. Entertainments. trated, 2/- (postage ed.). many to dominate the world." The the ascendent party embittered the re- on Wednesday lie spoke niore minutely on details. Ile evening, the 6th July. lame ssf Loyalty. A permanent set - dent. and was received by flie loud 31, lisferenee vra., inade hi piewirms reEVERYTHING A affected the peace of the lationehip. jet LADY SHOULD "The weapon." he refirst class musical progra tttt has lenient of the Irish question. lip main- plaits,. of a packed hall. lis, repeated referred to deportation. and the etrife N ' e lien and there were millione watch marked. "was sectarianism, which heas Abeen . . sysli action caused, tained. until Intense arranged. and all those, who Veer, an cannot buil be an advantage to Ms Previous 'ffi'llug Ing e struggle from afar with sym- used to inflame th, passions of TUE COLLECTED VERSE Ms d'...14. should not I, iell war reached in helansi. Ile epoise arrauging their benefits the not joined up are invited and urged to every part of the Empire. "art"' "Shidern and the, the Perth branch, namely: Ch'il t0 pathy with their national aspirations. people and is being used PATERSON, the emidemnation of the lexifes, omit to semi along. complimentary tie- ("BANJO") to-eae." centerline go and link up with the cause teut ran be no final and satisfaetory settle- l'espote." hi opening hls address he lic:t6sh1::, Iii,erourigrinai;re;st.th Ttiniefs (1,1bialipisiltio.7 ;:mr.7.4..F:ro mand sliowY "This concluelon presents Itself." said This attitude did not emanate front deserves s telt aS tIle Labour Cotonaisslou In River," ttIllo the support and sympathy ment eNeept ill aeeorelanee Mt desire sa tor Eng, the to the the referred people Mr. Needham, "It' Ireland could be the South; it was hi the North-East that every riseit-thinking man and wonitm principle- approNeil of In tbe Wei. which Conunisston slated what in ,,,,ntive that and staled Independence, IlbertY nimbi, being preeept to (Postage ild.) erushed at !ionic, Ireland could be Intolerance was manifested. they eaw In Irelood aroused In their This cry in our large parish. The voting; pen - Earle, of the world. mid such are the freed from abroad." The hope that had been used to divide Ireland, hut pie are particularly invited to sw,e1 New Book by heart. the deepest horror of the me- regime the proceedings, and also to VICTORIA CROSS yrinciples outlined and Insisted on In' or bv held sithjection slavery. what Is hainwithig from ellAUGHTERS oF HEAVEN" the Great War would end war had not the speekr,r did not think such Lucile. ranks of our leranch, as up to date tirs the Self-netermination League of Aue- .s";es1,1,7:s";,:islsitie: ri7:0,7h;:riisr:::,.. big Ile referred to Mods .elnPloYed. the know toexactly lime Oil behalf of stall -holders coniplete book for 6/6 (Postage ed.). stelking would be or avail. been realised; trouble wee Ireland would important scene.) of our parish have tralia. fie that of the despot or . des - time met resistance With reSIstanet, and matte" .. and others in general. It Is hoped this throughout the world to -day, sett the survive all the machinations or puns 1101 been represented at tour 'Mellows INSPIRATIONAL BOOKS: Ambition Mr. J. Monaghan also stirred sue- notification will be never the strliggled against the resIStallee Until is me rule, which had nothing forgotten. race for armaments went on apace. Govenunents, because their cause Moon as strongly as they might have been. audience to entimetaem and Success. 4/6. the comic lllll alien of the EntrU.Sh Peace. by a witty the massee won. As a result of Ude than Australia was paying more for defence for a world-wide principle. a principle Plenty (2 dollarsi, 10/6. rule by the English people. The Homo TPII:ewaldriraacilide Popular Lady. now than In I 9 4. Japan aria ARNO.' that Must be recognised before puttee 1,1' Right Thought, I Rule Rills of 19 19 and 1914 were dfsHe Can It is proposed to have aaiti.donaripreatintgloey Who Thinks lie Can. 0/6. were watching each Other. In feet, all would prevail. cussed. In 9 I 2 the VI passed was reI 0/6. Every Han the mos.t popular lady. the elements were there ror disaster, a King. i 0/6. State councillor Walsh, in secending fused by the Lords. but In 9 4 It was for All by ORISON SWETT and all were wondering when Ole es- the resolutien, congratulated the local over -ridden by the House of Commons; mente are now in train to that end. NI ARDEN Postage'5d. On each. Further particulars will be published plosion would take place. One way to branch or the Ceague on arranging the THE HEART OF NEW THOUGHT, by and Redmond's mistake then was to prevent this was an alliance Of the successful meeting. Patriotism should have the Act held over. Redmond's later in these columns. The designation ELLA WHEELER WILCOX. 7/6 (post ohlte peoples of the world. but sO rise superior te intelerance in religien, confidence was sha ttered by the Conti- of "popular lady" is to be adopted in age 5d) . lieu of popular Queen. Mrs. McCarthy, long as Ireland's claims remained tins and it was pitiful to see the sectarian tion of 9 I 5, and being"so, dispelliert of the Railway Hotel. so well SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCE: and fa satiated, it was an insuperable ob- Issue so often dragged in, So far as OLIVE SCHREINER'S WOMAN AND all hopes of the Irish people, which known. has nominated Tor the LABOUR. stacle to a mutual understanding he the Self-Determlnation for Ireland caused the 9 6 5/6 (pestage 5d). ,, revolution, lamed, vourably Lawley Stall. and several others tween the two great races. America League was concerned, they e:d not C. I' brought about by the attempted con - Mt. OILNIAN'S WOMAN' AND will shortly compete. would lead the way to -morrow if Ire- care whether a man was a Califon, 'ECONOMICS, 9/6 (postage 6d). seriptIon iti Ireland. Regarding New or a Protestant, 80 long as he stood land's claims were conceded. of the stanstieal illguree, he stated that WYNWOOD An Appreciation. MEADE'S MARTYRDOM York had the long purse and where by Ireland. All were welcOme to join MAN. I 0/0 (postage 8d.). before. January. I 9 9 and Maech. indication of the popularity of OF PRINCE the money lay was the -power for the League -an Irishman, an English 910, a period of only 4 months, ths, theAnApeal, KROPOTKIIII'S CON and also of the assistance QUEST OF PETER peace or war: In other weeds, America man, a Dane or any Other natIonslity BREAD, Britt. 2/6 (postage 4d). rule in Ireland was responsible Is In a small way gauged very The people controlled the key. or -all the qu-alifications required for THE STRUGGLE FOR EXISTENCE ny for the following:-32.279 raids, 2.997 rendered from the following experience which WALTER Government driving Ireland to desper- membership was recognition of IreTHOM. MILLS, arrests, 5 a 1 arge bound ' deportations,. and 499 preA few ...., , came under notice. recently alien must come to their senses if the land's claim for self-determination. clamations. ago a calico sign was displayed ."'ii7.6:1Pflf -GERP°SaageL'S world was to have peace. Str Chlozzi The League bad made great strides hi In conclusion. the speaker warmed weeks LE/C-)T.URES AND balcony of the ESsAYS, of the on the balustrade Money wrote that "he wondered whe- Canada, America, South Africa, aim of In the oecaston. He referred to the in- Beaufort Arms Hotel. at the corner of 0/6 (postage 9d). complete, User the in the street realised England, as well as Australia, and In. dominable spIrit of Me Irish people for Newcastle and Beaufort streets, lately cloth bound, gilt edges. that If a botly of Germans had ain- movement was gaining ground every liberty. and asked his audience how under the management HENRY GEORGE, "PROGRESS AND of Mr. Jeffs, but bushed our men in the late wee and day. (APplause.) Amaral's VERTY," bound, 3/6 (postage, 5d). would fair, or how she would Wa8 subsequently detached. When aphad been captured, It would have heen State Secretary Deheny moved stand the same treatment If she were preached 2000- 887, the new lessee (Mr. Parks) POLOOKING BACKWARD, contrary to the laws of war to shoot also lighting for her liberty. Throtieh- gave his assurance that this action was by EDWARD BELLAMY. I /9 "That the foregeing resolutions (Rested them, but that Irishmen under stingier out his speech Mr. Clemenson wed done without his personal knowledge, 2/..E)Q. be cabled through the State Council . conditions were officially shot, if not . . uALITY." warmly applauded. and on taking his and within thirty minutes, the executo the Prime Minister of England, bY (poEshmgWAR61)(3).BELunoMcially shot. Aleo, It did not spseat the audience broke forth Into mi- live are pleased to state, as a result of of the Dominions, the the Premiers to be on the record that Germans Vear thusiastie cheers and applause. AND President of the United States, the re -erected, LAKMAIRLboNalARX. "REVOLUTION hie interest, the sign was -` in Belgium ever threatened thc or "GER President of the Irish Republic, tne and once again urges all and sundry to COUNTER-REVOLUTION," glees with punishment if they did not (postage Leader of the British Labour Party, Is it any wonder, MANY IN 848." bound, 5/6 JOHN REDMOND (WEST GUILDFORD) "give generously." become Informers against their own and other intern, Mr. H. Asquith, therefore. that the Appeal Is so success- Writ ss countrymen, but the B-ritish had made . ENGELS. %tonal selected by the SOCIALISM, statesmen UTOwith such favour? The it a crtme not to Inform against The sicretary reported the euccess- ful and meeting Council." can't miss in anything they Pul,t6Nt,..keNilid(S.CIENTIFIC," bound, 5/6 friends, or perhaps a woman to inform ful formation of a branch at West committee do. Clip them a hand and help In their The The speaker expressed his belief that M. against her husband or lover." Mr. 3. Sunday. July on Guildford P. LAFARQUE, "TIIE EVOLUTION or object. Archbishop of Canterbury had declaim- there had been a great deal of rinsJ. P. O'Dea (vice-president). and Mr. PROPERTY." 5/6 (pester) liti/s, ed against the British Governirnent and conception about Ireland. It was stat-R isoheny (SPCf.tilialt:ICHIPspressented the Pesters. THE JrNiiI.E. by UPTON SINCLAIR. the army of orcupation. and Ireland ed they wanted to_ break away froln Very Rey. Dean Iftely InConnell. It will be observed that the cideco complete. LK li Mil 11011, les (post 6d). had other eminent advocates In Mr. the Empire, and set up an establishtroduced the visitors, and made an elo- signs TIIE 1114ASs CHEQUE, by medistributed the throughout UPTON will Asquith, the British Parliamentary La- ment outside the Empire. "As far as quent aud teuching appeal 1,, all lovers tropolltan area have been only tempor- SINCLAIR. I i, i postage 3d). Mr. bor Party, Lord Cecil, and eir John we in Australia are concerned." or freedom and sympathisers with Ire- fully removed, trit this was done In acWE 1:1 0 si l'PLY ALL AND Symons, a member Of tbe Cabinet up Doheny explained, "we do not stand land to 111.1.0111P members ef the Lea- cordani, with he general anivertisMar MAGAZINE, 1.1 RUSHED INBOOKS ANY at for any particular eet form of goy to the year the British Government gue. Mr. 11.1tra presided, and explain- and publicity Idea, berm... Is 01.16E -.1M, I liON1 ANYWHERE ON it 'reduced coescelption, when he ma ernment-a Republic or any other ed the objects for which We stand, II EARTIL that eueli CAN irla in dier..-adlustment BliY cHEAPER say our nut,' unit form we eo It is as a protest. Stich -vein-but signed and the work we had accomplished 111) trIbution is histinsei, ae there is a HaSENDING OUR able testimony from men of this rah to stand beside whatever form Is deto date. Mr. IlaY moved that bility that a dleplay left too long In the MONEY Sliii0AD. AND TAKING Tlig ibre must carry Much weight Witn ceded upon by a majority on the Irish a branch lir 1111. self -Determination for same loses lls value, and de- 14ISk Vol IISELF' OF LOSING Y011 Ft (Applause.) The form that is those whe gave the sublect thoughtrul little. Ireland Seague be formed at \Vest Wetting the hoardings for use by at MONEY other "Ill REQUIRED BOOKS, ETC. ronsteeratlen; It showed that Ireland's proposed," Concluded Mr. Doheny. "Is will niiihirorfl. and that it be called the mints of vantage Is warranted when so be T1 'NOT-EU:IAN demand for self-government was ap. that Ireland shall have flscal autonomy 101111 nenmoiol Branch. Carried. The Ilie signs means that the fact of proved by men differing In race and -what Ireland has been estates tor following officers were then elected:- shifting r ONLY F1110111 Home of the Good Shepherd Appeal creed. An attempt made to conscript all along." (Appause.) Preside.. Mr. Clohessey: vice-prest- he for s not confined 10 a few. was Mr. The resolutien seconded by The Ireland had fortunately failed. Moil. Mr. Abbertoii; treasurer. Mr. M. eit be Is to made to everyonly two countries which had escaped NI. Kennedy, and carried. Man.,: secretary. Mr. K. A. smith: r ... kIll/W11. Wi111 till. volunteers seen, State Vice-PrefiMent O'Dea, In pro the curse of conscription were Ireland otninittee, Mre. Wright. Mime Mannix. `Ii at the meeting on Sunday the exec', and Australia. (Applause.) The speaker posing a vote of thanks to the Mayer Miss Hanlon. Mr. Grogan, Mr. Web.afer. Mr. Rilston. and Mr. C.raig. It'it!".:vewiniitIlidiwiliattli"e Ilsligsak' bilayurhhavinaigrecalled with satisfaction that he had for presiding, wished to combat any prophesied at the time that Erin'e suggestlon or idea that the Leagne was Membership cards mere distributed them framed., and they will he T HE W A. BOOK AND MUSIC SELLERS Isle would be spared the slime of In any respect a seditious orearleathrough the hall sind a large number aflixed more rigidlythereby to future has The presence of Mr. Hiscox In In ronscription. conclusion, Mr. tion. of 180 MURRAY-STREIET, PERTH were tilled In and returned to the sec- obtained in the past. Thanks than to the Needharn, who was frequently applaud- the chair was an evidence that there retary. The State seeretary as:Small.. rorthemning on the arri. Inst. /Near Boma. Only). that Ireland's freedom was nothing but what was rale and ed stressed FOY lated the branch In having secured an Do yrril know that publicity Is the most and the satisfying of her Just demands honourable in the composition of the all Letters. etc., please ,uLi excellent set of officers. and thanked essential and Important part of the ss Toti .1%0. would be the most reonataing harbinger League, Otherwise the civic head would Ireari Kiely for the Interest and energy big effort, and the support it has been This ensure.of the world's 'peace. The Vines Were not have his name allsOetated With It y to us and prompt atlenllun. Ile had etiown In the formation of two a -begging So sadly is !tow obtained, and Wit in any WIS. The WW1 was nothing POrtentous for good er 1II, bUt branches in his distri

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