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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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council hielefrate, were recrived. and apditifi.si the From adopted. In the widen 1 35. (From our corespondent-) Clause report, was read and I aw that the noted was branch It of tiny -sheet seeretary balance ever doubted tile eteni ur One of the most enthusiastic meetmove, Ir To one who has any of tie. duties branch la still on thh, onNvard both a ever held In the parish was that lading to carr, out °Mee, ings MI- that money is the root of evil, any If increased, pr held en monthly evening last, when appirtainitur to Ittsunable to procure a having rolistrierably the lasi giance at the pages of the metropoli-a shall be atirially dill' mumerically. since the initial arangements for the Conundertake the dutiee YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. six weeks is member thereof to the shaii have halTrit'ileaerlliyctrninenetoinf'roftleers for tile en- tan Press of the last Ireland D.B. "ling of then pWrehsistePdmeeting or of worth faithful, vi;ntocie'anipl levA'Nt.heinadchPaPri.l. an% Secretary. news and lisle's' only true The te, ronows-cater reassurance. Mary, of (or ans. 9. 1921: Sons resuitsit business term the ,h11 eause I.1 siling upon those present the spirit that seeiet,. held :1 fltie alleinialleC at the 1/0Wer owned) of anY surf, Brawl, ranger. Bro. J. Nielmelen: siiii.chlet a page of chronicle is the news of v Let us climb with help divine, portion should actuate the pariehlonere In sueli There was Bro. T. the to 1111111( treasurer, 4)1 WO Carmel, appertaining Dale; and duties men niectitig Business -Me tactics ato of the To the summit of Mount a noble effort. Keating: scandal in high life; of to be car- ranger. Bre.J. Seiretary. Bro. W. this 11,1:1101 weeki5 er seeretary thereer reintineraheld ill the St 1'51benign. then: with a Mininium othadopted position of once rules were at sending land 1,111..er, money; am for reigns and I sbe Kenny murdering, Where Mr. men together. night. at sueti wohetwards. Bros. a :chi:011.1.41, 011 of delay by the body assembled, with FAVOUR RECEIVED. ried out by the D.B. as the Board beadles. Pros. Haynes and tpudeli:seating ers violating the most sacred relaWe have been having and rtch' time. was in the chair. The and on such terms uses result that It was unanimously It. E. Walsii carried. with the liop for There she raised her throne of the -NIT; (Boulders sends 1O/-forfora good deal of rain up here latelvavant. mire council delegates. nois in the deemed to hot . the nxture 511511 think 111-Motion tions of husband and wife. 10.0:0,1010, Wa, wave throutrh the secretary. aiiimating litstriet gratitude in mercy, son iii. O'Farrell, .1. the Ones" 3. black. Boys' Club on Tuesday. August 9. see inthe "Wee were of sons and daughters quite g:ad to money; officers are .1..C.511., A grace; the Doherty. holy of Thess from andTliNtl.riniel5",!IT-.elet.leil uhmoteldtbiyig The building is the heights members On offices ny ening the name of father and moBookkeeping and respective special favour received our accompanying their had in 111 We meeting stalled th. If not more, than any other hall H.A.C.B.S., SUBIACO Solpittance There she stores her gifts and bless- many, Sacred Heart and St. Anthony. ory Exam. last week. but have not epeeist members with "The heard in the metropolitan area. so Met with tho Bro. II. .1. statuette!). of was eXtended In ther, again for a miserable expect- the juvenile Tile fortnightly meeting ings, A hearty weleome a floor nnsursioemble an Stmt.- Nti. fteeleya was They gladly bear disThere is a request accompanying of money. to yet got the results. We areany day diers soeuity was held Oli Thiiriday. Toast thigh o'Neil. and Called', race. atE.C.. human in -Here's been loved Orchestra. the social aspect is he -I her has For it her presided lit and at an Brown men inspector A. upright donation, W. to de comfort, and what ing the school Finnegan crested shea Jinn. 2 ard. Mr. S lien"-, Society representatives, asteired. The foilowing were elected over. Erin," over a large attendance of Members. whew suitably responded. they welcome. And Let us climb it, proudly wearing tended to. -She mushrooms are all 1,, the Me. manner omeers. in each case power to add now. martial reenterIrish N1r. '1 he menthe, or saint atary'e Breech, lite -veiling being is dishonour, they of while hustle-, nice Volunteers." 'If, of been given. and willing workers very price has "TIM their by invitation. the money that is but they were Her most royal liverythe social entertaintrumi was an Irish Jig, teederville. Nvire present secretary. Mrs, lot att reeithst be appreciated: 110155(1 obliged with ar- shame is soon dissipated. It is a The weleomitor the visit- ,,,niptete President, in the with and the followbe, lasted, and we had quite aThe boys S. "brown scapula?" she gave us, will FOR THE "WEE ONES." Tully; nnanfelal collectors, Mesdaines artivity proee.-1,1 wits done in r,eil good old Irish The ris which increased or songs In ',Prier referred plentiful. ors, with very obliged trying. tistes game not worth of clemency. pledge and Heaney: refreehthey were a Trowbridge nnt.,,p. As expressed and role, style (Sidearm). allElsie Cowley, Bridgetown, returnMesses, S..hoot in !Yemen hir the State tnents. Mesdames Illarrokl. Meese, and lle elfille0i, slieltrin. Anderson, O'Keefe. The folly of laying up treasures Miss P. Doherty was heard played the West End service, be desired his corindenee in It soon beehmilt, ed her card and 29/6, Thanks, Elsie 'football M isses, Smith; decorations, On De , ;tillage and lerl itothing 111 MCCar that cannot last is a theme that has In this mark of Mary's last week and won. The,' she sato: her premier branch in the State. brad, smith and LatidquIst. Messrs. J. /Mir., he 4,1,1(1,1 51 'prism, She will recognise her own. lie bean Ifni manner With feeling half of St. KeVill'S dear. Very pleased. as it is the third in filially flatlet!. and occupied the attention of the moraland pleased. very Therm. Wimberly of und were it. 1111. P. Georke. I.. Weigh, N. Foley, and free Miss members and sting. flames sends With an cleansing the They the alidieore 'Mong Bridgetown. le111.1N Wele111111. to the season. "Itentenred this delighted Smyth, IrKeefe had Min,. never men great But have iluelire Jean that E. ist for centuries. win they them. bright manner st. Mary's Brawls Mr. successful recited with the presiOn Tuesday eVellIFIK the Girls' Or litialli." In his usual proceeds of a "Wee" concert-S/6. Save Ireland" learn. One generation succeeds to have been much inure an Irish horn- fssesetary) also joined the n'T'llul'r'eltiderhits of "0041timer And present them to God's ehestra Club held an "at home" in is to be M. rolirtneN' gave en- another, and every generation witap.. dent in Welroining the members of Kindness appreciated, dear Jean. by the entire romparivrinse. -slit all this year than last. There acd the Mr which lie was heartily for the C.Y.M .5. and the Highgate 11111 pipe. enteric°. to throne. a Lec branch Ntr. sister to evening jey the for race was followed by Mr. B. sr. mad same of the and nesses C.I..C., whilst an hippodrtunity was a baraar here in September. ill 5. brawl' thr Weeded. the Bits in "The Irish F:inigrant." ti..vt meeting of Mr. Bennett vire-presliketit Let us cling) the lofty Carmel, also takers by the Hibernian SoclelY or MS apprerialliln be The school children arc to have "Sentenced to Death." Mary's Pratirli. voiced held in the -51110 hall on lati.silaY. things of this world. Of the compeACKNOWLEDGMENTS. the paMsh to invite the District Board stall. We are also Byron.wasreelted Mary dwells in its high crest; flower preseul at the Meethic. doomed. are reeeived. majority and /ii bettor the vast titors, sweet july. 5111 enthusiastically recently 10 &rides,. the gathering bi their ono Competi- :out rather McMahon. Was 1/1.... said tie had timed ni THE itEcono A My good Northam friend Those who apparently suc- Weary, toilsome is the mounting! to fail. eaparity. vont a view of stimulattbc having another Popular There iie,. that 73 members of St. KeVIII., Branch III glut But, how sweet by her to rest! 1111011 ing local interest and seeuring mime sent me 10/- to buy toys for the tion tu help things abing. Comailed ceed are doomed to a failure that is milt were present in a body al Holy,(.11itriee ST. MARY'S BRANCH H A.C.B.S., the reeeption was altogether. recruits to the branch,. Through this and stalls %%take." spoke KALGoORLIE which "Wee Ones," and accompanying seven that J. be to Mr. recently. soon discover They are munion keener. singer. apsong,and faithful, of and manner. much mitre true and the effort of Bro. Parker. no noted of Mary. very worthy Sons I also 'nave I lie that as inclose up, gift are words for the brand, what they thought is a prize is a followed ,With thal pathetic many aspirants were secured. Brant.] had n A 1111e be just Now, I mustthis all climb with help divine, le-ath of pleasure that St. time; but I. will NVaIsti took curse. musleal programme was given before preciate. The words wquld cident in Irish history. "The more news Money may buy power, but ToWe of ladies:. Speseing The uslial fortnightly meeting younger membership Carmel. The Mount large of because summit the gift, Yourself Sheares." TuesdaY the to thrones.. on the as large Love conndent Hall gathering. arid a most cordial the soon. st. Mary's as welcome again branch. he Was plah. Powgr ow,' Libhappiness. write ids buy and cannot it aboot "Ireland sang be rich a rules Men and It reception not was a good reigns was given to the visitors from Whe.ie she 18111. There In its inraney, that. though now, know the little treasury is fer wools and the "wee ones."-Your loving nwitibers am- altemiance.1111i, the Other societies. or member:, The priticipal may bring station, but it does ilOt Men. would In time become prominent enc. To my good friend niece. tti',";thlehlThl eby soMvira.i .Jr.r"Pi".8mtrogenywain' of Vr.A. guarantee peace. Power and stewas the report or the delegate The next inst-elass concert will he -Romanus. Meeting of Alie ong the Hibernian branches on iiii.rest which tion may erect a pedettal, but the inging "lhe his and gift I am very grateful. VERONICA CHIDLOW. given by the oirire Orchestra on 1,, the speetai Distriet meeting. Mr. J. P. Quinlivan also replied Jute. to, Tuesday. July 19th. and Mrs. of St. Mary's Branch.was pre /sok place ill Pell II 101 ,11111111).. very This should be atIrtirtnacseiht-Irt"e'ds wPnirt1V.°n4P1 behalf "Woodstock" sends 2/-, To y. 'rho Rey. man who stands upon it knows far Alv dear Veronica, --4 am who attended by every parlehioner, young Monsignor Verling,spoke hi deal with ille Isms, I both 1111. Balance -sheet. which parcel 2/-. little mem at to thcrowd sends your read than envious Iiire,ior. better the also for spiritual you seela.lar. Ille society to Is. In a fairly tenit at the meeting% McGrath arid old. to show their appreciation of grateful to Father Lam:mead, things. Itnpres- ophlied the meeting'. tiler ille ueua! his feet, that the things that pass the efforts of thls band of young ladies I have quite a lot ot shoueit tio-atIon hers, and. amongthehither In assets over intim send my thanks. of stamps. or necessity elect- sett upon them business had been got throurli. to catop. for the Last Sunday being the first Sun- In theirof endeavours hinemeg onteers were them on hand just now, and would thus nrconi- !weevil and cannot satisfy the yearnings of the the delegates to the isiers.a. all concerned. Shecial featerm: President. good practicalto Catholics, can get them ed for the ellS111101. (re-elected): the and For man was created not day of the rnohth, it was Confra- wishes their reports, spirit. the Cluutch, and toAs, tures will be submitted with a bill of sec- hie a credit Cauliflowers and Cabbages--Wheat like to know how K.1'.F.S.A. had givenmuch of Mr. 11. E. Waish large one Monsignor a very in what and of earth, Sunday, pastor for creativni of Seetety. perishable Lambs. very the ternity rare equal good the treasurer. savoured tO any White to of the more or less Hibernian Wiliell and away Mr. J. P. liolieny: secretary. iliberniasis retary. local a .115 if the quarters for the asked some in asked rimed approached "tones"' shows ling then of the city. number of members (ith. bazaar 1110[111 Ile or that amicable spirit SO 118 but for God. mi.. M. Courtney: assistant the island missions who would help at the forthcoming Glanmore, Coomberiale,amJune Only a large Mr. P. Clifford: press correspondent. Tile location There is the secret. The heart of rails, judging by the members of Stall. returning them 'a while ago. Messrs. J. by running a Hibernian reSSal.N. at the present Alien., to proDear Aunt Bessy,--I r . Brennan: auditors. Miss of the rates, is Confraternity of the Sacred account B. 0'1m- meeting had much pleasure in grouting mote harmony, received a rude shock. man was made for God and nothing the on collected parcel, have I Breneau. and and you. Walsh my card to temporary. as- lite renueet. re- less than God can give it happiness. Heart must be in a very flourishing many while. and I am hopeful herty was appointed The delegates to the K.F.F.S.A. An important item during the evenEl 6/ on it. There are not so for worth able died." condition. sistant seeretary during the enforced to send them away soon. of 12 new Mem- ported that the branch medical atten- "About a year before he being in- ing was the initiation are (From our Corfrespondent.) ex. absence of me. Clifford through people around Coomberdale, the a proposal feir of fellow:as out subniitted had writes B. C. Forbes, in the financial come names dants A grand euchre tournament on Their will elecyou much let bers. hope to get I I went tu the "Loyalty Rally" (C) It was decided per rent.. end column of the New York that reason I cannot Meagher. Miss T. Smith. inerease in fees of 33 I-3 with much plea- disposition. American, being organised by the ladies of the which was held in tne Bedford Hall, in stand over tilt Misg B. It.A. Cochrane, results were vire-president R. you had amination of that Moore. Association tion P. J. Romer heard the I although my card. Messrs. "James Stillman confided to me that North Perth division of the parish: hunbury, on the 2 7th ult., and I wrote on sure to yourself and your good nest Monday Mehl. A good Itstrong surceeded by patient and temperate Was 0. Tatham rt. Pyke. W. Moore, A..... elected. Impressions, hut was unfortunately St. Patrick's Day procession ri- while committee was also T. \V. James. IL 1... (11Se100.1011 with their medival will eventuate in the North my looked very teacher. I am not sorry the mushassistance pos- Murphy. B. Colgan, late Mr your last Issue. However, This riants to get a very appreciable reduc- dollars,he had piled up millions of and deelded In give every the horseback, and that youwhether NorNV. IL Gorman. Wed- 100 my and on ShepHall Treyenen, Town is Good he regarded his life as a Perth it over-perhaps of are I am Just sending you an account to Home to The a record niimber of Initia- tion in the 33 1-3 per cent. asked for. eonstitutes nice, but I don't kupw of yarns go rooms nieces and nephews will be sible launching. are prizes they Excellent 13. let you know the poisonous stuff that failure. July Stillman left forty Mines. some nesday, herd In the appeal the of neerlot tham Meeting Sagely a one appeared at ttons Such Kalgoorlie thr Westralia not. The or true now We are having a stall al for membership anxious to accede to the 1.1.(IIIPAI; Where or fifty million dollars. but little are being offered, and eversthing Is being ladled out to country people Fifteen nominationsduring do not know ,itore attentive to the Corner by the wolves in sheep's clothing, who end we are sure that theanyYoung' the ieaeliter. about here that youVincent haste lit burden- else." way were also reeeived came that there is nothing like a mush- Fair, Engrossed in money -making else will be in keeping. sn lies the rather undue loyalists, but who are society will not be in and call themseivee which to believe. On areount of members desiring members with an Inerease without Se had no time for the sacrifices about. tretand Mesdames Davidson, Creighton. bother cause of charity. to sweet L.O.L. ista I enclose Clippings and the looks In further ing fry he to larking and room arangements for really so far as the writer is concerned. accompleted a short ad- entertain st. Mary's Branch, have home for his holidays, Russell made did next the local papers-Herald and South boys O'Sullivan the the Mr. till rethat be glad in- which cement friendship.' "and he the euchre party and dance which they or was suspended to very with their am Societies I the In business' wishes spoke quainting and also topics. he well: cleared Western Tlines-but current they are only on very dress The none was then proved tention to do so. The Association 1.1 had failed to draw to him even thc are holding in the North Perth Town mild reports of the actual garden looks something, but I wonder why they high terms of the coal work being meeting. membered to you. Ourand and a start made with what Cards, for and the Archbishop's son proceedings, of delegates duly appotuted members of his own family." Hall on Wednesday next. will haven't published their victory in carried on by file so:dety In tills State we soeial and composed deserves a His enjoyable MoSt a be to affiliated will peoSocieties be given, will different the the prizes lovely after the rain. by cash which were full report at least for the amount of of the eviler enimating I must telegraphama and and cab- the Corner. Tne following member.during (Saner. In therewith. but judging by past action:: gold and silver could not give him lie played from 8 tO 10, while dancing rancour have plenty of cauliflowers and bitterness ple fighting. ror Iheir freedcm If whisper to Father Kearnan. responsible for enneertM. items Assineiation has at all Hines- when happiness during his lifetime. What will continue from then on TM mid- Wards the hated Papists.he showed ter the Mr. hiGraly moved ry. count Lafferte. old bages if they come to anything. arid the evenIng:-NtIsses N. Seymoins and anything of a vital nature surh as this do they mean to him now? Good music will be rendered night. nice ones, I. glad to hear that they are distievote of thanks to Mr. O'Snliivan B. Meagher. they do grow up to beThe The proceeds are in The Rev. Mills was rather moderate the dances. has presented itself allowed the materconded. Both spoke in Lafferty. wheat is guishine themselves with the big Air [loamy Tlie last-named with his Wealth can bring a measure of for P. Ryan. the matter cattle progress of the Kir. aid of the Church building fund. Those in his opening address, and just &towed will not forget you,. tb' be the star of ter to stand over until in Septem- glowing terms of thepast proved bazaar litsongs the the hope comic L.O.L-Ity to peep out here and I and The reepective ball. their In happiness. attended previous functions nice, year. disenseion have who for but E. only when it is used during the FL Ntearrlier, society also looking very Misses those as evening. the telewith need no as- there, bin hts sour visage showed platnare successful (lose aceredited by these We their SOrielleS. and ber will be as was brought to a as Almighty God wishes it to be organisedoe,Lenepinegu.clingladies tan. J. Po:lett tle white lambs look lovely. Ahearn. V. cretin and an enjoyable arid ly that he was antl-Catholic. Ile statthe meeting maierile used: iluipraaanscnet that TSie /Wm% were eogrileant of the and of "hlohl Save Ireland." it sineing piano the Sunday. preceded the that have at next turns in when the church man it ed that to whom has the objects of the PA'. were assi§ted going to have was due opinion expressed at their branch meetsuccess of the evening. not up too "Populars" will have a bonzer time. eion-sectarlan, and tolerant. but he and st. mary's branch does not feel been confided looks upon himself -named ladies ing-, at the groat and if the brooks arethink the efforts of the above Judeine from the attendance his fellow orators soon showed the that this Thank you for the love you send the In Inclined to acquiesee in suca precipitati- simply as the steward of God's poor. soci?ty's to and tile members 11Shigh we will go. I to tell held last Monday. the gentlemen. "cloven foot" by their scurrilous atand meeting confi!ovine the hIgheSt for piecing Your their action. while you some for aud it, of "Wee Ones" reasonable progress is. to say the least general are very grateful tack on the 1rish societies and the is all' the news there is to Mr. dence In its delegates. whose efforts to What he needs for the AUNT MESSY. TIlallkS are also due Gni Ireland .0,1 never degoodbye, with Catholics. What startling The awful danger In our to secure a reduction in the matter were requirements of his station, he may this time, so I will saythe ivied as M.C.. reread, eAlleil children re her who as very lents White. a so held ones." stall spair, micilst, Self Determination "wee children's the Irish The rommentled by the meeting. use without scruple. What is left singing or the ladies who kindly provided love to yourself and deal; Main so trivi to lien by The weck. League. etc., were drastically last party euchre opensuccessful boys the Cheque. ail SongrepresentaHer for the nranch belongs to remain. your loving niece. 11111. the aunts service of God. The Pro. S. J. with, and it was suggested that an Elsie Sends "The Soldier's orwell time followeil is S. Mr. was and Club McRae Irene anti Miss Meeting. To Tile Football the Special District ed the proceedings, Act should be passed to compel alleMOLLIE McMULLEN. man who seeks pur- tive to lengthy a Toast itatilited. Guernseys have been Loftie-street. Bridgetown. and detailed account of on millions. whileto pile millions up- Wade was due in no small measure giance. and that the oath should Miss 11 Begley with "Here's a by gave be Sithtneo Billy the the `;This gave practice closing his ears to encore chased and for P.S.-Do not confuse to Erin." and as an Mine." same, seri) being committed to rimier the cry administered un the slightest provoJune 21. 1921. secured for two even118S of the distressed. may find the success. leish Slather offt ii'llohertyA stirring four and read in the meeting Hughes on the card with the Prime was the Ilya' Mrs. Reader have cation. and am return- Old Keane Mrs. in the week, at a rental of Tiessy.--I by Miss ings Aunt reeitathap what Dunne, Dear who is some sort local he seeks. of a but the to him and his Minister. A stay ill the Programme guineas for the season. After litany questions rirwernitur notes next Item in concert order for their preacher, and Is secretary of the iers silent anti different to ing mv card and also postal that Mr. Evert, Items trenehantly dealt with children. it will be a eurse.-Ameri- everything Every alternate aionday a club said enough to show hts hatred of the I to allow members to hear Mollie dear, I am very grateful funds. in the report grand euchre party to be held on Papists am very sorry of the Home of dance Is held in aid of Hie NVaS had been commented Up- can. for 2926. executive memberAppeal on held came exyou for doing so well with the col- could not get any More. dances Mollie an who further of July in the Hibernian these Distances the 12th or in 501111. tile Good Shepherd above, in order to The fleet and proved to be most suc- on, and But Dunne is only a firebrand comwas report eons lecting card. I know Cooeyberdale cline or the is not to keep pared to "Rev." Riley, who June pianations objective Ryan The behalf Hall. Kathleen On is an Bettye and sweets Ryan and know in society also cessful. both financially the assistant, of the Is unanimously adopted. is not a large place, but I belching mud and slime With the memory of the pious and im- -geyser" with me to collect some ef the titne. obtain A reeolotion The following perrons contribilred were passed for help4/ appeal. E19 ve the for has it and Accounts furthering every breath. Denominational schools ungenerous is not it mid- moved by Mr. Doherty and seconded by the sortie,. of tile evening:-MissesMiss payment, being tie it/ medical, and our or even or- were dealt for green William up mortal breaking are We place and those who did not Dwyer, (FrOM Our Correspondentl. eirthe "wee ones." If every M. Lafferty. Miss NI. R. conveyine the determinaange. but to augment thc funds of like the excellent State schools (where meatriter 1 2/ to TIIE RECORD. be winter holidays on Friday. We are Mr Brennan, this deserv- and McCormack. A. would do as much, inush might ones. tion of the society to help MY stall. The prizes an Infant could proceed through every (recitePark fortnight. Business. Osborne a the have It Tobin General to J. going Mr. unanimously and little carried -was (songs). after 7th, ing cause, of learning up to the University) On Sunday night July done for St. Vincent's at tione). Sites B. Stearrher proved to be numerous and rare. the first stage ter is coming home for her holidays was further decided to take a stall should pay for their own schools, and tiro. .1. J. Lawler reported that Mca evening devotions. d public meeting. or- are After a first-class Nimble. and she was abiy No, dear, a wasn't in the procession As I have no more the forthoeming Westralia Fair Mies E. C.Y.M.S. were going to send atom: They nice to-morrow. by the local branch of the Self - prise being a cheque for 12/2/. and oh no account be subsidised. Sir erennan eecited "An assisted by Miss A. Galvin. Incom- ganised on horseback, bat I had a veryand my the close interlude, within harmony. Ibis try ehould will will are be carried on at the expense of I debate prizea to League, other (violin). Iceland the you, for Determination tell challenge to Galvin news Roy and Mr. and Mr Dolieny followlie condemned the laxMonday ing month, stieh sublect to be chosen be held in Northam. seat on a big swank balcony, pro-I short letter. With love to the Exile )r Erin." The Town Hall the music and refreshments are of their owners. The Ahearn, dance will be on Admission next WWII'S Awake." The chal"The The whole with the ed Society. ity of Protestants of in allowing view occasion. so many been engaged for the by the Hibernian had a perfect Mr J Waish*g night In the old Chureh The has "wee ones."-Your loving niece, applanee that followed Catholics to obtain billets In the pub ladle., six- lenge Will Certainly be accepted. Speakers from Perth will address the the very best. power of 1111? will be, gents. one shilling: cession. I could only see a bit from testified to the Slasher lie service, and adjured his hearers to sure, feel the poig- gathering and explain the objects of the ELSIE COWLEY. effort Sullivan pence. The five pound note will allai C.Y.NI.S. will. I am preferres. well-known reciter. audience to a loss or teatime, and glve a true statement of the use every effort to replace the Cathothe top of a horse, and I the submit to night having of skit a nancy Monday with on the raffled be greatly amused anti prestige In that particular branch. lics with their own moils and daughElsie dear. you are a trump. Ireland at the present day. the balcony. Don t mind if yarns, Miss P. Doherty On Sunday last the team met George. is affairs on Lloyd d-rs lie deplored the fact that mans' they from voting or Race" much so Pride whOse to many, Catholic and st be told delighted nearly truth lllll The be ',Man expect would Clarestiont "Australians didn't dear; I defeated the on Herdsman's Reserve "Where the River with I'll Kis followed be to teachers in the State schools address informafalse of an prejudire is founded on ladies when late Mrs. stare school "Ireland and Liberty"A Peopires club of the match will be the subject member at our next the your card, and I was delighted of funeral Tile were true, because the young Flows" non rammer. and he advised Prole, served le which tion, particularly that in next item a branch Mr. were late sincere the by or the riding very wart newt of My A full report Francem crogan. 111. hove 't privilege amount. this the the thc by of itist. had I saw who a certain Edward septum. of 43 Newcastle-sts tams not to allow such people to give til Iles daily Press and on the found in the sporting robinin by the Ing on Tuesday, Jitly 2tli O'Sullivan Mr by lecture te scripture pretty and Mollie short lessons, but to send notes forahem- or the tire:niterwell weekly paper. but I am sure that when Perth, took place on Monday afternoon bidding them the procession looked veryI am glad thanks to you and to I hope the state of affairs at home great!), Pleasr'd paper. Mr. W. Cusack-who ttic eloquent, and to give scripture to the iliese people hear the real farts and the these chan way is a league match reporter to Kathleen for helping. do justice to his subjeet are too In the presence or a large Minaret). and were very attractive. members, who laetrile, Insight Inter elle he said that the into "Sunda, Times"-has consented to adi knOW11 111 111.1.11 pre -eulogy. Ail mem- truth from men xviio do nut give up (i/7/'21) and is midwinter holidays will be verv the her of relatives and Mends. The Papists had entered into an unholy ces of training a further to show that Vincent is progressing moneY. of requested gain (he just for the their time PoetsDark earnestly of are of bers as reporter deceased lath'. who was 79 Years SII.eSSell the unholy' alliance with a the trials and' troubles exert, WaS branch Whiell ihe themselves, veth of etc.. or to make a nalTie for looking well, and I am pleased that Pleasant ones for my three flod spirit The t5 note. age, was born in Ireland, and came their appreciation initiative effort to en and the gloriouseilduring polittrai party in Victoria them in aid of the football rhib. Waswasdrawn but who, Iri all true sincerity, give it up mit to this State 5.1 years ago in the certain friends. I am sure you will leen. bits their little are live he still remembers me. Collegians son, people shne her which won ago. for the and f purpose of obinst.. for the love they bear for Ireland and sailing. ship "Hastings," and settled taining 4 at tenet,' on lin; on monday,. the the meetings by deviating are apt to be lofty and to forget the be very pleased to have the com- Mr Doheny also spoke have her lung suffering people. Ticket No. 213. MI, These men the usual rontlite. other members 1st P. Finlay, P.W.D. of the Trish Reif -DeterminaPerth, where her late husband, who pany o-f yOttr sister during vertu va- activities friendships formed whilst they ofwere to entertain give all that is best in them to mail/biro in The chief business of predereaseri her 40 years ago. was ensigullled their willingnessways tion League. durlicx Was ) hit officers. S in various many who, though ignorant, do not gaged in tile boating business between 1.!:71ertaotiotnhe in the primary school. Several my cation. It is always .nice to meet ilie C H.A ,,,,, inane. the numbers (No. 484 evetiing, trimmer:. MALACHI'S ST. from even to executive.. their while absencs it worth progressed an following present think trouble or our dear ones after and Fremantle, there being then the term of the nephews who have HIGHGATE then prneeeded with, and the "Rev." Riley "did his block" rollI :nye Mei out for themselves, but who, we Perth between the city and the pletel:c. It is with siecere regrettnythat though it may not be a long one. nominatireer were rereived:-President. In his rabid denunciation of the of Ille the primary stage to the atmosphere last re. - admit, when they have found out the port.ratiway unopposThe usual fortnightls' Ineellug since three (re-elected of death the a family She record leaves Walsh E. to Some R you Parish me. Mr love the the for in fergotten you, dear, Tile irue rael. are converted to an appre- 5011, one daughter and 12 grand- manner In which poor girls are detained Thank R.I.P. of a College have R. Brennan aid above branch took leiter, Mr. 110arli. John Bro. of port ed): vire-president, bro. In Convents against their will, and June 29. Of ciation of the noble heroism of the mis- children to mourn their loss wedneeday, 3 1, Doh- Hall the Mr deplore The loss. send the "Wee Ones' and myself sincerely secretary. day II shall write a little story for atIIIellibers may chance or cOMMIMICatIon Mr Sulliven: ot Your loving (unoppos- mcmaium presided over a good and extend represented sons and daughters of Erin. cortege 1110Ved front the Cathedral of whose AUNT ESSY. such an esteemed brether, enY: treasurer. Mr CourtneY the page and call it "My Museum tha tihjeciouotsfiddeirwooril,davtu.;.asattychneideanIZ Mr P. 3. Clif- tendance. family their deepest When little Belgium called, how many the Illlll laculate Conception. Victoria ed): asststant secretary, manner. to the bereaved Lost Friends," and a specal lecture L. Mr Bro. Lyons, in a very able trustee Bro. Roach WaS a member of our people came forward nobly. and semare, where a Requiem Masa was 8 brier and thrown front a window. He (Unopposed); on sympathy ford young raveled lofty the business to the to Brennan. as the B. rightly so, horrified at the awful stories celebrated by the Rev. Father F.. Moss. accused the nuns of breaking the Facwill be devoted reported long standing, having joined Weser and Sandy. Flynn: committee. Meese, Special histriet Meeting.Edwards of little" Administrator of the Archdiocese, and tories Act by sweating girls in charCollegian who forgot the Corner. branch by clearance from Broken 11111. lold of priests being murdered, people P Clifforht. P Collier. 3 Walsh: Misses at Itthe was decided to add Bro. grow proceeded to the Roman Catholic Ceme- itable institutions, and said c.o. Railway Station, Katanning. P Doherty, B. O'llohertt. M. Kenny. e only those intimately acquainted with children starving. and the old a ship I hope the cauliffswers Committee. This was Social comPilttee:' sterthe Ms Soria to could gauge 1921. Bro. 17, Sullivan. driven from their homes. Think, you tery, karrakatta. where the remains coming into Melbourne late that the June Mrs. deceased a be the Begley, on his advice should IR as MISS move, beautiful big white heads and polish. Kenny. M good exterior people, how were interred The Rev. Father E. day could get Its washing finish Afth11Discarding would try and forget, Doherty. who last ling worth. Miss P night and lone Wednesday is a On anticipatiens. your Bessy-It help. Clifford: The Aunt P. lonOur the great at graveside. exceed Dear were Mois oMelated cabbages 011oherty. Mrs. Brennan. by Sunaray night, thus provup a long twits - his chief characteristics oiler mourners were: mrs. J. Kinde- delivered the Conimittee drew time since SI last wrote to you. I P Chillier. and 1 NValsh. so the and integrity, with an undiluted purity SaIsme gloarwioruusl Sunday labor. Why should the Mollie dear, as you propose to send ea- Vrnelleal;idlutajeyrOua:ndyedteatrhecr Ian (dariehter). Messrs. John. Fred and ing bus for the next three months, a be unerimpromisinsr it Tabl t an let with also forand make women from are well. look coupled committed there a Sisters pour wore vegetables, crimes being by you to are the hope of one something me members have a Grogan (sons). mesdames L daslight to dark and vice versa, thus triotic fervour for Ills native land as(Ire-a nourderolis and brutal Government: yes. Th I have a nice big cat.and I call him T. Crosse (daughters-in-law). ward to. cauliflower-it is a favouritethatwith W.A. DISTR:giEln.. 8, If A .C.B. Arriving in Quemieland nfirugyom one hell to place onre and soul even worse: come forward the Sandy. My Uncle Wally gave him misses k., 0. and A'. Kindelen (grand- vtleer. en v Next meeting of the branch on Wed- land), me. I am delighted to hear young nem with a most robustatio eique greater hell? lie ot of 13. again and show you are still a lover July daughtere), Air. A. Kindelan (grand- was told eon good authority' nesday, Mseting In well. his Ideas take looking to that the he very quieley assimilated to me. and he his going A SPecial Distriel wheat, and lambs are Hibernian freedom of justice. The committee in the and A. Taylor. of York held son), and Mr. J. as w of photo. I will send vou one of them above Society 551111.0. June 9, 1521, power or the Pope was to conformity with the 'laws of his adopt Wheat and wool are more talked the The pall -bearers were. Temporal htitinni expect to see a big muster of our people (nephew). on Perth. ..E,avsereprir).,ad.toy 14.A.G.B.8. itall. and that Australia had be restored. Branch JOachim's 111. I still Illrei. hope I alright. there. J. present; you have a right to be Messrs. J. o'caltagban, Jas. Healy, if they turn out The District President these days than gold. at 3 ism. down a Papal set as stateMe !wen and have Digger; he torments Ssncly J. EdwaNitt) opened the meeting' with mot that a ball is .1. ()warren R. .I. Webb. W. Dwyer. shades of Henry and Enzabeth. Martin emu. arid bring along your friends: it does brooks weren't too energetic. assistIs being made that hithl not receive a response widen not matter whether you are with or and E. Hornsby.. Amongst those pre- Luther and Cranmer. prayers. after which the paidsli, a decided effort of What do you with the position In Beauty is in milk now. the customary very much. that you had the privilege the credentials to restore above to its former prestige. mensurate among against League; your place Is Harrold, W. the sent were: Messrs. E. read Secretary Hibernian, District The that? No wonder "Rev." of little and Daisy will be going dry shortly. of delegates. On tho roil being called, There was a time when St. aoachim's he bad been placed. by large numbers the number, and show by your presence Gumbleton, nullity, J. P. Doheng, think was ing at Holy Mass. My dear make shocked! strongest showed their respert you are willing to hear: yeisi and L. Dwyer. J. Corbett, J. Webb. D. Riley District Officers and Dele- Branch, ranked as mie of the the Kaigcsirlfe that to I reckon "Rev." Riley. mutt hurnourous Mollie, I could not Billy Pansy's quite big now. Dad thinks the following that remains held his foilowine be will meeting names, Ilealy, their State. many learn. the sufferings P. to to of Ryan, T. Carrick. the and Foley, M. In gates answered Rev. Father 1.4Mani-ail offl- trials that are going on In Ireland at the W. Howard, (I. Bell, 0. Fraser. R. have had the seetarlan slush infected the blunder of confusing your ones" he might sell her. I still read the Boys' Club at 7.30 cemetery. Bros. J. Edwards, D.P.. J.D Tulle,. on July 5th at the into hi. blood with the soup that hie board will elated at the graveside. R.I.P. Corner. I hope everybody is not as Hughes who gave to the "wee present day. Many of us have near and Walsh, A. W. Aspinald, J. Rye, p.m., at whichAlltheolddistrict and J. J. O'Farrell, consumed. They concluded Prime lazy as me. members mid indear ones over there: many of the older Leahy, T. O'Brien, J. Reilly. E. Smith. ancestors Dear Aunt Bessv. S. Parker, it.T., W. A. Brown, he present. a little of his wealth with the for with an attack Ott Australia's great J. O'Callaghan, tending members are earnestly requestnoA. Byrne, J. for letters that E. Bridges, 0.0., waiting anxiously Walsh, J. P. cares a nice or O'Connor. People be would J. J. knows think you and derided that it was who what do WS Archbishop, Minister, (LEEDERVILLE) No. C. Beg- ed to come along. MARY'S ST. P.D.P.. and J. Slattery. they have been E. if they do Hayes, tiever COMP; T. Cullen, Teague. T. J. a or safe to allow him back in Ausmust close R.D.T., H .A .0 .8.8. name for our place? body smaller than a Duke 0. F. Creighton tampered with. Harder still, loved ones Mesrialnes Fraser, Fonseca. M. O'Keefe, not Canary. ley, One. Blythe. in seconding the tralia. the for dear, McClosB. to yourself Bros. you, 142 love Thank fond No. With have or many and MeKle. Branch the burden years, Shepherd now. Duchess. St. Patrick's was with (Branch Delegates). (star of the Sea motion wound up by saying that fr A meeting hif the above branch prayed and hoprd to see the bright di:nH.A.C.B.S. There were no nowera by request. Marotta in his poster he knew love you send the "wee ones" and and the "wee onee."-Your loving key and 1'. J. AlfordBros. held in the schoolroom on Wednesday. 0. P. Keogh onee 'hut numerous letters and telegrams of he had* 136, Fremantle). Bro. Ben- (1mi'. to see 'Ireland a nation he would do with hirn. AUNT MESSY. 42, nephew, The lortnightly meeting of the abovo June 10, and Vice -President Sec. your loking, (St. Patrick's not been sympathy Were received by the he- what their hopes have But again." and J. McContion E. tte. Bro. on Hall Now I have done my best to desehair. Hibernian the in the occupied nett arHughes (St. Jos- WIIS held funeral the to thelr last and they' have gone realised: reaved relatives. CHARLIE FITZGERALD. Perth). Bro. E. s Bro. Rally," and I am over Pre. this cribe that presided Bro. Grogan Quinlivan reporteti Bro. R. Ganneld 3rd ult. away rangements were In the hands or convinced "Loyalty place. and months pass eph's 200, Albany). that It only wanted the Bros. !Wylie and W. Boyle had sent in his resignation. Re- reating Great Bazaar. Bro. fair attendance. ever word reaches their loved Messrs. Bowra and O'Dea. Sure, Charlie dear, I thought yew (mirror or Justice 2 50, 8Bunbury). Vice-Pres. before singing of the "Boyne Water" and as being on the luctantly it was accepted. reported were Burke Kalgoorlie). 3, has the that Mary's austratia. But hope ones In Capel P.O. (St. of our Hill S. J. "The Protestant Boy" to make it a had gone to one or othei Leonard. who has been Bro. Bennett, ill a neat speech, ex(All Hallows' 3 4 0, Boul- sick list. Bro. irtsti generations were never 1-0.1..-ity meeting. the reli- Brio J. Cawley pressed his regret in losing the first Joseph's granted a clearance by the Northern Dear Aunt Bessie.-This is theI seminaries to prepare forsince Bre. J. Stewart (St. Gilbertson Mr. president. who hal helped so nowt] ',relit., than at the present moment. Mr Jack Telford gave a monologue you der). Branch wae elected a member.initiated Bro. S. gious life-it is so long no 3n5, Northam other engagement. was Finally, let no There were It the proceedings branch. first time I have written to you. was this Belfast. A. from establishine Bro. 111 F. 14, Sublaceli had Sandy school. Kevin's Perhaps at (St. sent me. be keep from gate Important. you to matter how wrote Keogh of thanks items ano, and "God Save Our standard musieal letter third n that the evening. moved am in during the (et. Brigid's ills. VI'. Perth). the something to do with your silence. A. Moffat this pubtie meeting on Saturday night. We nave received Worn Messrs. HodGraciOns." 4, N. a report of the work done at the re- to Bro. Boyle. copy We had a great bazaar for We advance NV. Lyons (St. Malachi's 45 an Bro. Ltd., motion The Northam. der, Stoughton, Let the Town eent 1,1striet Conference. if Sandy's photo. Perth). Nominations were received for the July Bro. It. Flynn (St. Caniees Wales Book. As good school; it was a great success. a lot I shall be pleased, loss thug creatiet. and Vice-Presi- be the meeting place for every man and of the Prince of ftro. M. O'Dea (St. to abolish the p.M.11. Fund towas to put it with the 19 5, Cottestoe). we are of the the or: vacancy presi- women, young and old, who have a a production as it is. too with tenni made over 1100. There waspopular is a good one. cat M. i97, hieraidttni). Bro. a similar 010tionMeeting rieet tiro. Bennett was elected little notice that add Bessie Ma- Francis Xaviers same however, ilie with elected opinion, was Lilly R soney sense justlee 552. of and fair play. You will fund Creighton liro. ranising ti"roole and dent. of raffles. four stalls. four Lawrence visit to Butcher, 245 Carr-st., Leederrilis. Prince's J. Sheerly (St. the of be future Bro. given will Pi will been Sandy 11.m.R. has (St. Bennett. The Bro. have nothing to be ashamed of, beit a Merritt, masterpiece. Quinlan fate. guire's vice-president. itro. J. I'. us to ungave girls-Gladys Dyer. Freda Maylands). press Beef, Mutton. l'ork, Lamb althe The Prime of and salary The jun., Australia. 3. ladies. A. for Collopy. lot to be proud of. "God sister Save Ireoptionai Bro. Quinlivatt, substantial and Mary's 7 08, Leederville). Prince's arrival ways on hand. Corned Beef and Small Beatrice Harrison. and Amy Payne. have to be pretty derstand that on the historic 1, district seeretary could not be ihereas- Bros. P. and W. Rock availed themNo. land." 50,000 Goods a Speciality. All Meat kept III in their soc'ety. Coffey (Cathedral Women's in England after his .si on nerOlint or lack of funds. There selves the invitation sent by the We had a watch stopping competi handsome to be put not DoPerth). British on Premises. Tel. A3297. the Storage be too troumiles tour throughout spoke in will They riomethtng wrong with the Hibernian F.ublaro branch. his Cool tion. I am ten years of age. I I hope Diggeryour Apology reeelved rrom St. Anne!! 517, is reminions, Edward P. expressed Soriely when its chief secretaryof only terms of their splendid friend with the North Fremantle. out glowing at the reception and aniwould be glad for you to send me a blesome to mother that The pleasure a vi.rek. spirit great delet4 grand the tile receives and welcomed reption. then need he will D.P. WithTile Crogan, less With love and Highland name. because jovial time he spent in Australia.we worthy president, Bro. Fred ',Gentle ihe sublaco braneh collecting card. those from Kalgoorlie. can strength, gates. especially its mated He very and the branch out ally fear of contradiction, (From our Correspondent). than nine eandidates were nominated. kisses to the "Wee Ones."-Your rest and quiet totodevelop met Boulder and Sunburyhilt branches. pay that Me experiences the Prince compete favour- thought good could re- deepest sympathy and hopes for a Tile rerreshments awl the dances size, and beauty held_ lus was that nothing meeting Moque successful very ours A of loving would-be niece, country this St. mary's in with recovery. enjoyed. meinbers. speedy or country sit visit were thornughly Years the whose of from afternoon Tabby, sult point with ably every Wediresdav last from HENFREY. stay short and Hightoo KATHLEEN In accordbranch thanks the entriarn had gathered together all-round School to make arrangements all Beauty and They with very lightly on him: view, far surpasired any during Annual Brian lioeu Branch, I.N F., Fremantle. gate branches for the regalia kindle Aim,entertainments of the decision a held 'during be to the very ance are for enjoyed thank our the coming season in aid of the h!hureh pleasure that he Little, Kathleen, you you a dairy- Meeting to dismiss (11 the D.M.R. also We Pansv-Are and them. Daisy by lent above the exof fully We the half -yearly or his travels. Father Moloney, for the tine debt You Fund, and (2) the Organising I.evy. branch welcome, and I hope to see you very man, Charlie. bouchaleen? derided to hold: the whole was held at St. Patrick's ran. chaplain. to see more of the Australian Clause Made OTI our r.ommunion first dance was am glad the seem to be a busy nephew. but The first motion that I.aw 32, Tuesday. Jules le. pected oil TuesdaY. speech he the often in the Corner. -S111`011. Fel1111811I11.. in the book, even at the exconsiderable Parrs Interest of the Hlber- The member.'next Park element 5 he rescinded. after of the Victoria the chief ranger, Pro. Sunday IliThe when ist June. of the Hutted States. or pense, bazaar was such a great sue,ess. and (formyou find time to read the to committee glad meeting I'm the sports to was put are kindly play- perhaps say, discussion Club a large gathering. nians. over Girls' Orcheetral presided Morris, aro] some of the native soirees in sum, a big decided meeting), is L100 these times ed at our previous Being lazy is bad bus;ness lost. Coroer. we ears pro- almost unknown so evening. of correspaithat for a budget ing in Included places, thgthis ibiheointoggrparpe_to to 5 Inclusive, hold a aunit tournament. commenc- mise a first-class evening's to amuseLaw 32, Clauses Capel is very generous. Who was these days. and I don't believe you from the Hugh a challenge was (leiter Vicesented with more tnorou July 13. resettuled.-Bros. A. Moffat and B. O'Neil Branch to a ravine tournament, ing on Wednesday. ment, and not forgetting those dainty Would Charles- be the chosen "Popular?" I *ill send are at all lazy. lile details of the Prince's stay here generously Creighton Bro. are president ladtes Belmont McCloskey. accepted. the readily re. 31, which ehallenge was above invitation donated 105 as the first Prize. As for Western Australia, it was I think it Al- refreehmente a card to my little friend, and I vitt, be a nice name? I.aw 39, Clause 1: "Thal Lawbe opfor, In conforming' will] the that the outstanding Written, she would. is a mixed one. up noted so amended that it shall be very grateful for all Heide and Cnurtiand grettable the though this branch Write oftener from Char- Clause 1. be attended should brothers Mesdamee of tour number large a Pinee's the of whole ter tile member memin female applied a have as to whether appointed joint secretaries. and O'Neil branch meeting on Thurs. to date no ladleS may get for the "wee ones." Thank leyville, and I'll never think that tional the raiiway accident (Jowl, other- Hugh Sard Why this bashfulness? Be were yontribute to 11.M.R.'Filliti or motion the following ladles were elected on have been Jime. and after the comple- hershos which featured so day, you for thelove and kisses You send Charlie is lazy. Your lovieg a hearty welcome awaits y011. If the rommittee: Meedames Ryd.log. Dug- the country,in and wise," with some alterations; the evenintee business the eit-' sure branch the brief notice given to and tion of have prominently we must flourish Is to was carried.-Stster A. Coffey P. Love. ' AUNT BESSY. whelan. the "wee ones."-Your Oils Lynn., Love, T. with :he was played. tournament gan. (dire There seems to be an State. this ladiee. the of and itro. F. McAdam. ro-nperation the Sit:fibrin Haigh. Boucher. AUNT BESSY. were retained Harvey. the honour, allotment of space to various fne result that to heronie 1111.M. the I.8W 3 1, Clause 5, Strike out nridgee. smith, irregular the The social part of time the young Meninterest. Misses serer, the visitors. subjects. Nevertheless, The A few Places and ciwn word "sixpenee" in line six. and make by Lymi.. Wordeworth. evening was also a great success ber. hia their the the whole. interesting I., book the Join to you ainendments.-Bro. coosequential eilableS Wel.k all wire intend holding a Prince himself hall onone ()Wert in view dee eommitter are The of this branch ihoriks the Farewell-the Mushroom,. Pass it on! to friends and neighbours, And Motion footMcCloskey. B. nits. O'Dea and Bro. Omit rourert at some future Ilale, 11/111 I0 when lie allomeil its pubileation. awe halal to make to Hue., who N101.1(1.11 All who all with rough or cold, se11.011. isol, or any wane. for "Roselea," Duke -street, Northam. Truth owes nought to fears or favours. was1.awlost.97. Clause 1: Insert the words the et eillog sm.!! a Pleasant on, Willa 1111 the season with a bazaar the Ion 55as that .1. limistan's Hospital 111. alel solely I)) June 16. 1921. It Is again pleasing to repOrl ihat the nos an instrument Tell its worth to young and old. Ir fir -1 55 eel: in November Blind Soldier.; should benefit the firm is with iirem-tra. eOmply to of riegleet "Or a Ile-11111er come Ned MY' .tin tiny elm:name. wiatiout Other remedies Pleas,' Ulm. sale, which we are advised is 9s. It. il" and/or Clause beer-nue Dear Aunt Besse,-I did not send Law 35. hone or itinuseimilt. healthy want you sure. and gOod !AKE. so SMELL SOME there's none ive cendidates mere proposed for mempostage extra. Let your SlINIC 1.00K 1.1kE.I IKE after the word "Meetings" in the fourth ber this 11111111.11. the stamps with my list letter after if But union BEER yon mean to mend and ens.. them, -hie. while three others were dulY a 'itemiser of NONE TASTE thereof-Bros. W. Dwyer and J. initiated. Reports from the eXecutiVe slogan be "advance Mention Woods' Great Peppermint tine all, as R.v. Mother oaid site had Mellon carried. Edwards. Cure. scnne, too, and they could al' go

Aunt Bessy's

District Board.

IRISH -AUSTRALIAN SOCIETIES.

Our Blessed Lady,. of Mount Carmel

Atlil nett'

LEEDERVILLE.

BUNBURY.

Osborne Park

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NORTHAM. 1

OBITUARY.

The Prince's Book

J. O'KEEFE

BFI:MONT

THE W.A. !RECORD. SATURDAY,' JULY 9, 1921 scoicti

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developed senior tilayers 1,11,1 I1 lull. .11111 il 11,1 'kr Bream. ahredy. oath:Sher and ,ti.11.11 ,..1111,11 1111111111,1t1 others, alio a few short Yeats age IIPs 111 1,11111 F41V1.,1 ,11111 11. W. 1.1111111ert. held the Port's College s eoers. I. still The quoit 011 WiAlle,dai, W11.5 1111111i-1 Hie ,pliery mil or the donto the fore. flt fact this apelles to 1,1 II 111,. dru11,1,! Millie a lot Or II, ee, sae,. inor both reneges, since each Is well told teri,l, and the hallidiCapptily or the culiiisirilisr score, W..11. 111,111, 11\ Edelman, 1.121111y, ably repreesnted In the senior teams. pettiors was a roost unenviable Job. The mid Keniesiv tor ciii Tim 111,1 For isaali static,. silversione, "mike, ettait was run two heats, Me two first goal of the game w;is by elle:s- siatuis King, alcAulare, Rodriguez and pleeed mee in the 11101 helm; Messrs. tewsesered 1.1.0,11 "Met, 11. NleAulilli captain.41 I erth Moore and Ileageey (the last-named 1111111 bilt.11,1 tar,111l. 01 wale .1. Hughes mil the Port... ins. heating the limit 111011 teethe Preston .low rolll Iliv 11111111,... I met the lirst. tomtit, of the hall Mal by a inagniticent while those 11111 .1111'1111111c1.1.11,...111, 31111 1.11Y ltyaii licsau in real carlicsl. and son, 'one placed in the second vsere 11.111,-11,d II. 110 111 11, 1,11.1. Will 1, emp-si before either Side regl,1,... a a anti O'Callaghan. The play-olr resulted .111111,,.11 I1 1.1,1 S1,111.11. W.AT I I.E.' Just a victory fur mr. WImit tils.05 al nat causghan, being I'll, from a ,..1.1111/11' in D.o.T. ousel.% followed by bIll 'league), wit.' I 11111. the score, Were 4, goals t, wool, Saturday's Results. for Eiret 51,11, 1.aliglands, :end 11. wk. ,:e.uch:- arse goal. At ill favour of Perth, while Fremantle rso V1l1, respousible once more for a very liepp. t.ivse. chisaril und quarter 111111. 1110 wee, There were se, cral en1.11/,.. 00 A1/31S. 1311 1'1,111111/1 1011 exciting finish. Were Most preminent. v -I pei 9.1. .-.!? points). lirvistim.II lir play, the hall travelled up and down trants, who, at various stages of tle fang, I.,. tor the were: lioai-Iiiidters winners points). ON dere:see:I Eyans (3), aciach. Lo (6 peinte). the nem. both sides battling hard. Is contest, looked as if they could Hots (2). and .011.1ert WIn Fin. (2) when East Perth: Slits, sir:Striate they Watts. wanted to, but the conalstshowed great dash and de Pei 11, I Hiring :oo ..1 11, '41 1' the second 011arler iied King* (2), and Duffy. ency of the saving winner SlaY the over up all but the situation broke II. MI both siti,s Was ',Our. 1.1;1111 Thrre WaS and over again. Lennon, on the Fre- runner -ell. far lie) inuell crowding in, and over manele back line, defended splendidly Serialists. The syllabus item tor nett %%sallieselliNiely was causing Nodding. Position of Clubs. For on eyery oecasion. When the final tlaj night is Father MeMaleuit's leeture ,1 Itrst last rrenemile auntie.* The gaiel. minutes there Was 1111 sy, 1, 11 1.1.. ..1. blew Perth bad secured 5, goals on "Ireland of To -day," and a gen.., 'Men (trees.. and Bell we, whistle gosil ,1,111`. , s Iss ss I 0 as vers disappeinting tu the 5 behind% arainst Fremantle's 5. goals invitation ls extended tu all intereated the print.. titoyir, in a ScottISII sortie, Aeltlier ereesi Mae s . benitels--hist 3 points behind. It in this much-truubled land to be prebut It. Lambert and eiiiirtioilles repels. is hard indeed to to play With their usual -snap ttin s the "stars" of sent on this evening to hear the rev. \Vests, in particular, fail- 1'51, Will W11011 the ball travelled In ine earl, learn, as eachselect 61, awl go." boy played splen- gentleman give soNIE EARLY AAD MAKE SURE OF SECURING YOUR SHARE his own inimitable 011,1 mg in Oils respect. 111,1.111,y WII, OW, a ..Iree- didly throughout. 7.47 7,s,i s. Fremantle OF THE on Perth spe- style an account of what Ile saw and Joe Lawn made Si re -appearance, but rio,, in. lint IlIs kick WaS weak, and Mil Mention must be made or side ACCUMULATION OF ODDMENTS AND REMNANTS WHICH WILL BE I I SI-s 7 Pel I I1 to, otav heard so recently. As mentioned last lei del not tlo am thing sensational. S AT or lie tiiiiiTe. cruder Ed Cullinane, week, this was some lecture Leading Goal -Getters. delivered fast, it was oaly le the last ttuartell. 1111111,11,I, Sprite,. 1Rodrignea, Hill, and little flaw alio, tiluee WIW had the II :e letercepted. that hs trlio,sd up at all, When Ili, COI- 7-colell's {wane Hernia' While for Fremantle Nionaglian. I11111111e. privilege or being present at It could again nuirked Et ans P a faveurable seoritig heather. Hughes. NN'alsli, slerS. lected Oustafemi, Len- not be loud euough in their commendahale, s. Tyson. who has hot played with position, bill again his kick was week, ient. and Leen Shane OUI. -1;7 s Terry asauatew,gaT aa-geRefiLks max BE tion of the eXrelleitt trentruciet of the 1101 -trip .1... s resulting. N111111. the cardinals sieve their previous Fiona only a point of 1 Of Mit DRESS AND MANCHESTER DEPARTMENTS. subject. so Heat we feel sure tliat oil the re sroich College, was workhor Competition "Within the college." with old Eaats, owner. ut au injury for will a hall to -which Ills lath. it be packed side, loll liv,etis (L.P. to good in niany I ehoweti posIthilis The competition "within the College was revolved tii that game. ceiving the be lecture will delivered. meager support. Vciiiiiiridge \'.1'. I baCIC A christlan is progrr-sing splendidly. The teams 1-',P1,11111 whet, 1111 3 forward movement! in which Kelly Invitateiti was received from Hie Null:lug hard to seeuri. premierflee,. and are Were prominent. was 401.11.41 ship tumours. to be uElt III isp to date the points Victoria Park 11.A.C.B. Society 1,1 ilrewn was far too geod tor Li -o Ilaltralialt ENIPORICNi. iNct-UutNo coSTUMEs. BLOUSES, present at a social evening that was held East Fremantle 9.14, defeated West had the by At la.1 seitich reit thus. 1 1: Brown, Make ell tee il.0 aitil alwaYs 1 0: MAATLES, SPORTS COATS, LAOIES' UNDERCLOTHING, HI. ,,111..1,1 and Stevens had a ehot for treat, which BOOTS, II, 8: Clancy, 8. The last named On Tuesday last, and a large euesher ol Paelth, 2-10. rail 11, Or 111, 1.111:1,11/.111. ETC., ETC. was touched marked liy kit was, It is such long Members accepted It. hy his apil team alai has four point. matches in dash succes1 111, gsnis tinned a giiiiii limes 1, great Plav was iransfertsel, and Kennedy Iron, sion, and tuts caused a little anxiety inter-soclety social gatherings that Cala as esual aceuracy. '11,1 Easts. gime. a free sleet ,..er,leealile Tor goal. that tholic societies can to buf Todd saved. amongst Ilieir opponents by this run of hope creaw loll played amillier I r i In The ne,I sear,. was a goal hy The gam, in I I,i essential spirit of goodwill required for v Wearies. The juniors are kept in tor Ow seastders, mid was always ' ''',, ';','' , I'l, thee lino; secured, passed loChrisPe-plle Itie fael that he tians. Ken- ....initial "tale The tile mutual advancement or them all. and exeitement. pi ti expected ,..es li :. hie "'":"-'`'" di. ireeiee iet elle picture. /..,,, be,-,, shim. g nt late with inns nedy to Edelman, and thrutigh. the number of people from oilier parts two teams leading each From having the the t.icores. The eardimils ... I /lot 11I1S- "..' ''''' '.urillianess " . ---1" imi looks to itave the Melte, Semen altarked slrotigh, same Humber of all-mel ol the Metropolitan area present last the eustomary Plla N. that ruggedness whit., is loll Lloyd and Continuity: 501,11. cnance for the eurnivai team. The tied week. After a hard struggle the ruesday Went plainly showed Victoria ITime essential in football. am! it was a good la -1 'store of the lerrn IVaS Park's move. was greatly appreciated. a shiale gime- finished in favour or Cogan. This razer, the Westerners' brainy rsek oniy the efforts of their tine half-baek , h liy II.. or nuns, making Unfortunately we are debarred from the scores: plais, the lead by 2 points, line that prevented their defeat from mats gaVe a gOOd account snore id tis fellow,' closely by Moran, math 11111 and furilishing a report on Wednesday tieing even wers than it ssais In the mid seems tu be acquiring Christians. 2.8 (20 points). las night's debate on "Should women enter O'Reilly a few points behind. Scotch. 1.1 (7 points). last quarter especially they seemed to SCielire of the game every week. public Ilfe?" between our Selected go to pieces and appeared to lack a good chance for the carnival team. In the MIN Christine. played from the Highgate te11111 and a team dash. Taylor was far below form. Roy 1.0We was a safe and reliable greatly improvedferm GRADE. football. The com-s Catholic Young Ladles' Club, but, from us wes ale. Barney Sheedy, but Jim - goalkeeper, and showed good judgnieat binetion that spells success was at last C V S v. EAST FRESIANTLE all accounts, both SIIIPS have been very Perth attacks. In evidence, ma- Craig gave a splendid exhibition ic meeting the West and readinsr /it centre half-blek. Ilis marking and Though hardly up tO Interstate stand - period the and throughout tile whole busy preparing themselves, (From Our Correspondent.) scores: c 5.4; to East Fre. kicking were very fine, and his judg- ant Roy le more than handy as a club dominant. red and blacks were preavailable work relating to their T 5.1 2. The East Fremantle Stall lit connecThe nest noteworthy inciinent always good. On the wings mat- mati. above ...outlier took place On subject, so a keen fIght Is anticipated. tion with tile Mary's Mount Bazaar is dent was a bit. Brown nice haying of play by Ken- the Eaat Fremautie Oval in the pres,ers were fairly even. Tuesday. July Otle, is the first real holding "hiblclever gave another 1-11-alle a nedy, grand sucial see better or Burke while Fyshe bsat and dance in the Edelman, and Lightly. Thp last 'ewe or a large gathering or support- football dance or the year, and we reel centre wing. and Is now mentioned player, East Fremantle Town 1111 Thursday, "Poet" Burns. For- Old Easts Mudie lion oil thethat had players Cleverness and agility ing brilliantly all who teams. It was a vigorous sure that no one could wish for better the 10t11 inst., when a Hall played his use.te ealin and effective displaying through the gam,. set-tu. both high-class mustedonned the footballers have run In with the greeu and golds on dances than game on the half -Intel( line; Ripon'. that marked 'kis play whena he al programme will be presented, to-' kleked Ille ball between the for tail so posts. past, rierther the advertisement or COlfide semen attacked strongly on the re- top at every quarter until a minute the success or this One is hardly neces- gether with every facility for a good roving. was useful throughout: Wicks a red and black guernsey to go before the final gong. when effected some hew saves on the full- years ago. Iihrht's dancing. It is confldently anticiOld Easts' bounee, and Reit was given a splendid with a lucky goal tile Eastern combinback line, and Lawn and Gallagher Welts played grandly on responsible opportunity of increasing their tallY. ation triumphed by two points. Getwas Society dance, July 201th-remember pated that. a record crowd will avall we, effertise riirWarils. full back Dies and he Westeru attacks. but he kieked poorly, anti lioylsen (-Ma- ting within two points of such a team the ball. August 3 01.11. Great work al- themselves or this opportunity of helpmany frustrating for The iseogim,,,s ,rstri, WIT,;eel turing, ran around the wing. and when speaks solunies fur the upward im- ready doue wIth regard to getting our ing the good Sisters, and, incidentally, consistent, This player ta very ne Lightly had a hurried shot for goal provement of tile sochty players, more little note of appeal for assistance froth enjoying themselves at a email cost. The First Quarter. (From our correspondent.) though lie hardly ever scintillates, co iiiii titter. are leaving 110 stone hall went out of bounds. From effective the when such players as the ladies, and though We MUSt go to ed to ensure the evening being unturnMiss Peggy Anginrs popular girl C111is always there with good. East Fremantle. 1.3 (9 pointe,. the throw Burnett kicked to Ken- especially a sue C.V.M.S. meeting Hayes. and Cooper were Out press berore our first deretia with:1i took place ott saturday West Perth. 1.1 (7 ponits). play. goal. Wansbormigis of Scotch, by for,.Markham and nedy or circumstances. The societs; Miles off. yet everything POinta tow- ress, and are engaging the finest talent On Monday evening-. July 4th, the evening, 251h. June. in the Boulder Coal-kickers. ---East: Iticoni. West: Austin worked hard In defence, was ealled for a line high mark, then hits liow played 2 7 match. in ill" tiliatiel. ii °MY remains ror the combined social committees being ards its a most succeeeful one. during the Sheedy. Town of his effOrts-were nearly always marked children Hatt was a uecidedty enjoyable parishioners christians' now to do their share and of Mary was rurther increased two years, and has never Sheeilit Ille resat's or the ball have been tie. assurethe Second Quarter. Nei. Is of something the by minors, tally and K.C.Y.M.S. metto iinai- dance. 1...iy success. A large crowd of Cancers desired result. one each from Kelly and or mailer treatment at the complaint's', Ilse matters eOntieeted with the recent graced the floor, hands of ever in doubt in the minds of our pessiame style as Wicks, not brilliant, but Burnett. winch was In Ens:. Fremantle. 4.10 (34 Peints). Centre play 'Elie Juvenile followed Ilibereion, and their that they met we hope on Monopponents. mistic meeting suppOrters. Uglily always successful ball. After this the lent condition, and with music excel coneistently effective. West Perth, 1.5 (11 points). eventually sup Kelly passed day eVeilllig on to Lighti3s last in se. OW11 and spertsmen Patrick'e 111S as our inaugural as tO Hall, will enquiries such: but this earmot make usual meeting of the society was held. piled by Mrs. Troup "Poet" Smith ealite 11110 Goal -kickers.-East Clark. Gana(piano), Mrs. another goal was When Bro. M. signalled. Gallagher credited possipresided distlus Seinen the over of to gauge 1111' match iti question. a The genial By meeting and let them eountettance of Urown moth.), Mr. Jack Saturday, and Ills play was tile was result gber and Ion. perlect. attacked rrotn largt the Meeting. bounce, The prevIOUS meeting's Moore was missing from our Ile is the brains of Old was prominent. but the and Carson Witt of rough and uncalled for play bilities for themselves. We hay., run nannies were confirmed live merit. midst. The Interior of the hall prekented a Third Quarter. Christians' where rough -house teeth, seemed to three very successful functions of this as read. May- lack having been appointed to task Very Measles sight, lavish decorations Easts' forwards. and a large proportIOn scoring effort WaS when predominate, tew majority of the op- nature In ro-mer years, but this time it,i,.,,...,IErriocrannt..A,lbffr.edirshcooper were proof training the young minds to thefound East Frearantle, 4.1: Cia po:nts). or their score resulted from Ills accur- Kennedy, securing, maintained 01 lemon cotoured marguerites and tern be run as efforts The around posing all to previous boxing the are out eclipse team we seattered West Pert.n. 2.7 (19 points). won the day, awl forwards. aided along the the of Kurrawang woodartistically festooned tile dance room. ate feeding wing and kicked a goal. gloves weis In great demand, perhaps line. IA of this he all Even abetled supporl by goal the that play anti with milted umpiring Gual-kickers.-Weat t Clark. showed which would Mr. Lawler (president) spoke In A very dainty supper \vas provided, Boyd once again owing followed. to Ow recent Gresrson, :CUM), alDempsey-Carpentier are and make TWO,. Bell. the be Frenlantle not difficult. most will glovsing the case-hardened citizen tertns of the work performed and a plentiful Supply of highly stalatFinal. greatly "at home" on tor the State and Boyisen, Lloyd. and Kelly were Plush for shame. . bout, which was, by the way, next want only and the thing we a ready out, by Mr. Moore In furthering the society's, able claret cup was served throughout Ills tine game Oval. East Fremantle. 9.14 (68 points). prominent. At Is the "brush" compared to some or Monday interests. of Scotcn. see from the ticket -sellers On twO Oecaslons goals were obWe wish hips success in his the evening. The dance was kept XVIII. against Siert On this grOund last marked in front.lastandHemming. West Pert's, 2.10 (22 ments). kicked hie side's tained. and an 'lilt clear" signal given money coming In. It takes more evening's engagements! new environment. merrily swinging until Big Ben spoke Goal-kickers. -East: Lawn 2, Gal- year will not easily be forgotten. second goal. The last seore of rentral nmpire. but in spite ot Miley than most people dream of to porii..Flastilt:..krNeervailllet.h0e.M..elestinap-caosr the hy ttackm.Casnisoeentiiiirnagjeadektohlidobibhice,e the hour of midnight. lagher. Ricont sod Strang. Ray Mottle showed hishe customary term was a nal by Lightis--out of thls. the specimen of humanity acting riiii a ball such as mire, and we are just 'tit looks to serum. aloMn; The best players for the winners dash and heady play, and Scores: as arbitrator of the coals gave Ms like all other Catholic societies--anxious Thomas Davis Branch (Victoria Park) bad luck to be injured playing football, wee, Muffle, Orawn, Wicks. Ion. Rico- have a great hold on a position In the Christians 7 verdict as one point amidst the con- to raise as much money as possible from of the Self-Determination for Ireland and has had seven (53 points) ni anil Lowe: while for the losers the Carnival team as a half back Man. weeks iii bed. Tile ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, Scotch. 2.1 (1 3 points). the sternation and dismay of the society each separate venture. so that we may League of Australia. held on Sunday society bopes to see him once tnost servicealille were Craig. Boyd. Crahr was undoubtedly Jimmy again to The A large attehriance gave our palast term was in favour of the PlaYese. BOULDER, During the procrees or the be able to cater for the many require- iit-t. the fore very shortly. and his extolAustin. Soutar, S. Tyson and Fyshe. ss, star performer for Weet, tile ultimate winners, who scored a further match the Woodthorpe brothers, Out- ments or nor tnembers. The social e0M- frank. suggartli a splendid hearing. feor ,..uit iraghmearts2e. Time does not allow of my going short of perfecL little was bition 1.3 to The local their opponents' one point. Ilan- riders Slattery. and diminntive Frank Mitt.. will be extremely grateful to any Foresters have shown their deeply into the debate weTrhe.e-rftEstit-kige.mra'Ml as brilliant as ever, and rahati was the the A.N.A. goal-getter. Ryan. were specially picked lady Or gentleman willing to assist lei appreciation or a very worthy member suffice ft tO say that against L.awn ::, Rice.' 2, Ion. Clark and marking wee also The were final out for play ground the and society team running scores were:\Vest Perth: Sheedy and very Strang nian-liandling. It Is regrettable that any way whatsoeser towards making in electing Bro. Jamea MeLindeit to the suffered a reverse. fine, while his all-round judgment se Clark. when a team possesses an advantage this ball the greatest annual function of important °Mee of Chief Ranger. Jim ....... Christtante 5.1 4 (ne points,. Umpire Toll gave a disappointing was capital.Rican' showed perhaps nts In welaht the policy of players IS a its kind held in She metropolitan area, Is a sterling Forester, a good Asustralian, Scotch, 9.2 (1 4 points). "Nina." a practical sympathiser with Ireland ST. MARY'S BRANCH, KALdimplay aS central arbiter. He started rase or "no hes man standing." Further - and thritigh through some oversight or and Your Meeting is Nast Frida,y season, and. in Eor the winners thp best,..were Light- move. off the day in tine style, and for the best form for thewas in her light for of itational their willingness Independence. of there Is nn need to he told on lack knowledge GOORLIE. always wOrrYing ly, Boyison. %V. Lambert, Kelly. L103-(1. Nignt. BE THERE, and bring a first quarter he was well-nigh perfect. position of rover Besides three altributea are all that are good. use - and Kennedy. and for Scotch Gregson, the field of play that we are Catholics to assist they may not have been per- which k'nend to Join the PREMIER necessary After that. however. he seemed to fall to the cardinals. of majors a were to be a good still and worthy (we know It, and are proud of it). sonally addressed one this matter, listed Nunn, Carsoit. Bell and Todd. away. and soh, of his decisions to- ful game, a bract. member of the 1.N.F.. and why not? BRANCH in the State. simporters of the oppOsing we would ask them to take no offence. Onaikickers for the winners were and for wards the end of the game were ridi- oPPOsite his name. A welconie visitor to Fremantle to liege that the "so and so's" but to get he touele with our secretary reY x.:ONWAY. Secretary, LightlY (4), Kennedy (9), Edelman. and learn culous. Soutar farmer Ms real forin atIn Wet. heads. be knocked the other States C.Y.M.S. email). was Mother Veronica, or St. Fortnightly Masti the flanratian, Certainly. um- at °owe. The gate proceeds totalled £123. on Tuesday in 7 King -street, Boulder. and ror Scotch College Smith pire. should was One Of Wests' best. he 11110WJoseph', Convent. of Albany. in the front rank Mother Veroevents are right at. art Dares In NW. a stern manner a are earnestly and nuitnine. opening quarter particularly idea availed herself of is the a -hen opportunity Socleiy such and the Perth Roll events social ilte. to Up. ronappear on the horiSubiaco, 12.10, defeated South Freed up very prominently, and was move the to renew old acquaintances and add Contributions received any weekday High School v. C. of E. Grammar scho-ol zon. The green and golds can give gamely fighting its way towards mantle, 9.4. neeted with almost every forward Nether to her already :lefrom large of ti list a.m. and take without nnduly infringing name goal. There will be gallery to 6 p.m. by the Secrete:Y. hi.. .ilsss, 1110 a at Subtaco. game was played at Perth (hal of hia team. Ad mottos 411110S. not friends. S. J. BILL, secretary. and In this respect ft can apt. available for those who arr this 011 This For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, the 2 9th. Ult. and resulted In a the rules. Toll made his nest appearance We are pleased to chronicle that the . be said that almost every other dancing. eo everyone ran come on the day's play the better team along, the role of central, but it victory for High School with nt.4 to 5.2. Men various stalls at the forthcoming bazaar also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. arm. In the early part of the game season in teem with one or two exception does whether young or old. ,, much he showed that said Carter was in charge, and gave the same. ...mimic to deetien their purses. and are '-e"Idne young Mg, In the Parish who Sublaco'N forwards with the exception cannot be He commenced well, and for Umpire entire satisfaction. very enthusiastically working to erase have not yet joined up. and we Weal Sparks from the Anvil. of Bahen Were inclined to crowd in promise. to them to do so without delay. the debt cm the rieW house rind spoil each other. This was on - some time hardl at Kalastar forward-Frana The Last Saturday's 2nd. XVIII v. Christ Church. BOXING. munda. It behoves ev rr y Catholic who tnembership fees are reasonable, of the reasons for their inaccurate he quickly fell aYwnaywienti roTlig, per ,.., Ryan-couldn't Kirk crooked. game. and appreciates the good work year for adult members and ISS shooting. In the first term honours The French iiitil--eieor.res Carpenter, fria tienera_ Storekeeper. Who stole Leo. Egan's football boots? realises Wine and best were about even In the pack. but frem Torn Outrtdge was pestle the term aeromplished by the geod Sisters members under 1 8, and can be palci -found Jack Dempsey too tough Jack Markham-we're anxious to see beeng altolit tne first Spirit Merchants. then on Outridge absolutely predom- man 011 the ground. to help by every means The quarterly. gether. The fight finished in the Mures you afrain in the air. main objects or the in their power inated. He watt the best man on the honours were fairly even In the pack. PIESSE STREET, BOULDER. ranntirstasregedto toftroicitik- round. when carpentler took the vomit. Ws,. Campbell Is satisfied Jim TellY to defray this pressing encumbrance, Soettszriafrrr (ritnsiorntzeigtual .litiV. ground during the whole 100 minutes. tett from then ort Tom Was always 011 and leave our saintly tietchers In a PmclOeorges landed out a few decent striarks Is not a goal umpire. Fodr CIlanosipceesat ?juualirtuynOden: rtunnyon. South's pivot man, kept Imt. who slieeeeded iii scoring a minor. to the American man-eater. but it wee Applications for eprutkers-trome of lion to work under elleerful conditionti phylacal Welrare of members is another Call gyn:ound Steele rather quiet. but. despite SexV.MOneY" filendriehe played Ms usual Arter the kick -Off there Were several like feeding strawberries to pigs. Jerk flood Shepherd Appeal. JOe Tobin con- -free from the rare and worry which object it has In vIeW. A few pounds Dairy lon's poor exhibition in the earlier hard grafting. game. Although till Was Produce Department. spent on mull a situation the that gymnasium as took prevalline them at gear mininehingly. in the then when he demned: can't say free. stages. he and his wing men had the leered to play %eclair' iltidie ill the 'I:it'll:3s latarfireaqataert I giblets? b'uatfr*I'or tiejel.r present rooms must neressarily le all entail. that returned is See to required. Mr. .1. ))))) pound interest Jimmy flyan Is quite sere some raZors li. you parents: your children tail over the red anti whites. Scully park, he was nevertheless very useful.a Kolas, proved Mtn:telt equal to the Is:I 17t- wes added.the blows heVe had Ntilliagliall hag or,iiii ised to &mate a set So Jack Dempsey etilt are not razors. in partielar was t xeeptionally brilliant. Ills marking and long kicking were the advantage of the beet years or these or Imxiog glove.. and let the near future resion. A few minutes before tin, relirns supreme. Who is next to chatWho pot lost In Victoria Park? ashen'. goal in the third quarter Wkili prominent feature. Sisters' lives spent on them. ap- members will be able to npa all the Tee liouse for Men's Wear. letere? This from ',Wesley 1s all passes to Cogan, ancl illillireffiellt Tb II Bob a beauty. while his other majors were itiaY Fennell callIng "wally" eluscontinually out, Steele, the maroona' Latest ha Gent's Hats. Shirts, 'ries, OnCogan to McAuliffe resulted III it said that Dempsey ripely,' ErW,(1011 and Tuemiay night's prograinme did not stilt peal should tar surpass any ever held at eXerelse they want. the result either of high marking or tee centre man. was closely Watched from the Port. No rause with more politica- ., The appointment of the Rev. Father derwear, Etc. Haonan-st., Kalgoorlie Scores: C.B.C., goal I be- r.arperitter t 0.0.10 for their share In htni. Try the football danee, Bob! of good solid graft. (7aln played a ta, "Wally" Gunnyon. the grounI [napes 0n tion has tear, ever been as has spiritual r0111111elltled met the to (upp. your director laet .1, POS1 bout. Office). -rnItiireiscekttit 'Phone 1 474. very fair game, and was Instrumental et/ale was on hi% own, but In the Mr Bill Webb's Tueeday night's weal and generosity. Make the no- with the hearty approval all. Ile Is by means of good eassing in the mewVictoria l'ark would walk in to Hay - charity Ounnyoit's kicking spore. worthy of the caese.d a glow - a young priest just out of man won. from college. ing of Several full pointers. South's Smiths' ORIENTAL HOTEL. FEDERAL-STATE TAXATION street. Mg !rebate to your own practical Catho- and has already W011 thr esteem was also superior. back line. although weakened by the of to he display, a Mannan-atreet, best budding of hls One Boisheyik?-Fredille Kalgoorlie. 'Phone Newly gave every 451. Wily. individual member through his absence of Adams. was still very el of centre play followed, but the RETURNS. of the Best Hotel. on the Flied Hayes. AlthOtigli apeecty, he Aredlotand lt is most gratifying to to rereiVe great Interest in the an -airs or the So- One fective. Suby's tacks were not as for the treason. blacks at Ian secured. and the splendid Accommodation. Beet Personal Remarks. 'good as usual. Green being decided- did not over-run, and always finished hsit was paseed to Chesson, who lied a Z hing Kept. FINAL DATES FOR Inning room Ir.bi.""0.111.°071.1 11":!ghty21, wfo'r" hatayisnlaittuleenri ly off color. On the whole, the game off with a gond boot. mud, which Was SaVed by I 11,11111110.11. glimpse of the rtsal roalballing Leo. frrlismeseeleits et\l'elt t ?.;.:aMcI sekets.tiliZt7i Intl% eupervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals. I/6 Hicks Was one of the most ronsplruwas tar from a scientific exhilatien LODGMENT. ehort et:rummage then I 1,11 /1.1-1 111 a Egan la.st Saturday -tee wing. Weekly, 27/e. JIM ERAWLat, Proof football. Doubtless; the wet wea- MIS for the Seaside,. iie bagged three minor IilariVrtilrall":11."(::alint:thitt:', a 'Tall'il:'healar-a;early Meeting of the So - prietor. (... the kick-off Wateishnapvde all welted, but will e.R.,C. ther accounted largely for this. b-it cmod majors, and was generally usertil Chrich ror .1,ustralian mid Homeland news. So tope( SielY was held MI Thursday week last Chereti set:urea, and after sonic LAND .. even su. seran't.intig and mulling good a t Y. ..3Ist August e.loepoli:tuteit).christlane I NCOM E Swoon was deeidedly off meow. as !'"i7' good (tele., uork by their chances was far too much in evidence. Loy Hennessy is lite sociely 's most WON'. that the asair are hisma,,tta we attendant,. The following °Hirers were score neck's. alleeeedel in openftur Green's oely contrt- with was also Green. hopeful player. and with his persistency Form The progressive sews were.HA (all two ;dories. The red re except leget busiInstilled into Mit` Or two laterera we trite position of ajtairs as button or note to the play was a spec- talluted with a major from Dale, and (.11;r4i.stii174.eitrit, The Goalftelas Undertalters, I 8 Ilan effali nesses) First Quarter. 3Ist Jtey tvill,,f:aove.aoll,alin,e.iaot,'vA:lltiiroairlieosiera.orioid. se,. terular niark. term closed leaving- tile scores at Form II (Businesses, etc./ .. . will not be afraid to speak the truth T. Christie: assistant secretary, Mr. It "Crab" Bateman WaS well in the plc - the Sublaeo. 3.3'. kwWe urnitra t Wanboy optiOr Wbaulgit: Rosie 9 behinds to 2 points. Ills long 2 Christ Tin help South Fremantle. 2.1. lure on the half bark lines. us to do James; treasurer, so. stqatort Mr. us. J. WithNonstrikers Phone 327. ..3Ist August the Shamrork-aresied once, but geing eut les Church opened the third terra Goal -kickers-Sul -Aiwa: Batten (2). kicks were a derided asset to bine, es - with a minor end waterless ussi,tasee Jun.: libraelaii,Mr. A. Christie: ward., strong again. Thereupon, ensued a South Fremantle: IL Camp- pecially as Saturday was such a day as very F'ortl. ..111,0014r,,,pieixilleiii rniiii r,,:e.itnilitiidi leilkl..r.etsos. ranted mMor,...8.Nh..KH.ea,,tiz: At: nrvrizi.ttueir..k: NI easnsfires...1,.. romleal htt of play, each man who Penalties lur FL____ailure-Up to f100. bell 2. Vic. Woodthorpe ran look after hima pood long boot was of more value secured seeming to want to pick out Second Quarter. than any number of nnnieky passes. self when football gets rough, and Billy Farrell: Press correspondent to IIIE Neat Town Hail, Kalgoorlie. A 'opponent histead of Ms own man. Forms and I'l iasant afternoon was 1,1;iy, stlendistiscallasCihri,s,tbir.i.:: itehroi.orsu'rnets,,,y(1 RENrirURJD, "Clem" Batten played "class" foot - his InstrUctiOnS will never Subtext,. ;;.5. aineeil III Vain Mrs. Qusaly, Proprietress. at all Post for assistance During the term c.ft.r. added a further He took a couple of spectacular I goal 1 behind to their hall. South Frantantle, 5.1. IL'alli.itN.ViaiPmwoavraing a vote . ief Unarm beer on Draugni. ces. score, making was the to Perth to try to Goal-kickers.-Sublaco: Bushell and marks In the first teens andgood conciusions the thanks retiring Iliternie%Ilegarty with officers, the eulogised intends the total 3 goals 2 behinds to 3 points. taking up a lead Eddy. one eaeh. South Fremantle: only forward who gave a t::ibt,fiisinsoi,..,rk t . gyillptsrlacicticcapr.eercgaftrigeTe; fourth term was much the same Get Both Chalmers 1. Hicks 2. I Ills goal in the third quarter, when, as The third, except that all the play .5 lgg.:d ',4Piis;r?.'flii" with the bau In hand, he dodged round tooktheplace Third Quarter the victim number one. the red and black's for ml.traltrailainalgseeet and booted well and truly, was a gem. ward line. on Herbert 1,yr7sytil. In their and an members connected wath the PLimej.B.eetT::3.utr, J. F. WHITELY. g managed to se Sublaco. 7.7. Ford proved a very successful ruck cure In front. and called iiner:;:footTbhaell Woristita-bee 'tile president (Mr. W. ptshatay. Deputy for the Federal South Fremahtle. 1.1.twin Telepnone 474. Commissioner of BAD WEATHER BRINGS BRONCHITIS. forward to their success iii the !tear A 'Joey) made an appeal In addition, he bagged three man. to members to 1. Eddy Bathree minors Gosd-getters.--Subiaco: Taxation. ,(.,,,,e-rit,prit;ra,tni; stvel.tip,;noeffIR.cearnsdtaa ki,..eep Tr, PEPS END THE RACKING COUGH AND f iittirei.he Christ Cluireli did not succeed hen 1: South Fremantle: Gunnyon 1, s-s'sMissing? Not Johnnie Campbell E. A. BLACK. again. The nnai scores Hardlnian I. FREE THE BREATHING. Me Fremantle Catholic Men's Soriety, le reveille as matey as possible to join quite, but rarely sighted except in fran- aliatasPacUring Final. were: C.B.C.. 4 goals 6 behinds (30 State Commissioner of Taxation. mr. \V. A. Hoey tic endeavours to stage frees. The next Meeting will be was elected president, tile ranks. olntS) Christ Ch reh 'I b hi I 1st July. 1921. KALGOORLIE I Subiaeo. 12.10 (82 pointe). and \Ir. Tom christle secretary. Rawlings was put on the full back Thls Is the weather that causes It is held on Their at i a For the Whiners the best South Fremantle. 9.4 (58 pointe). rir, ! P. FRAWLEY, i-roprietor. line. and Veryarci capably filled his points). widespread revival of bronchitis, esti, hoped that the Society will prosper anti sallainis for th'el 11.alriveesTir.";;;,41. were Livesley, O'Connor, tierrick and Goal -kickers for the quarter were: place in goals. be a power in the near future. A strong' bethre th'-thenther' ,cood Acconimoddtion ma. chronic for irawdler tran, while for cough, and lite other Ford 2, Eddy, Bushell. Paters bronchial Atkinson. -Subiaco: committee supports these iliW offleer.. Jack Callow was as maid as ever as f-Ciartimmond, and Porter showed the ailments- It Is a time when eVell'bOilV and 1.1,1.3,11illig Steele: Seuths: Chalmers 1. Hicks 1. Of the big sticks for the br, form. points to stiecese. List needs chest -strengthening the winnere were: custodian Goal -getters Peps. the re. the right in He marked Portonlans. SplendtdMAUeRcLAYmOadTalttiOn -salteeskes ,Mpedoty you breathe. directly to the weak -Ford 3, Eddy 3. Bahen 3. Bushell 2,3. froal-moutil on more than one occasion. for Visitors. cuRisTian BROTHERS' cOLLEGE. sfitsroltra.ntdhahlitiluhern172.1117eu'ellila sbo'clis Tarriff Moderate. Country Steele 1: and for the losers--Hicks Thoroughly Renovated Throughout. As Peps tablets dissolve In the niOuth Chalmers 2. IL Campbell 2, Gunnyon but his klektng in was not as accurate OEORUE C.B.C. v. Fremanae. as usual. AUBURN. Proprietor. and Hardiman, one each. the powerful soothing, healing and Se, ',est week the C.B.C. "tinder I 4" Isi(e711110Isbri);3,IIPan'''d'Ii7;.1:11aies11%.17%;;;'1;;;Iaefflo'nit''.:trl O'ROtirke justified his inclusion by Subiaco were best represented by lideldlal vapours they give NATIONAL HOTEL, FREIAANTLE. 24(.1,1,117 ifzraitritv..eillt...rsaZ g4.,ti.nariciatiat,t;-. Outridge. Steels. ScullY, O'Rourke, clever play on the maroons' forward team met and defeated ..by.',rea with the breath. and I margin the Fremantle C. B.C. "under . Veryard and Fold; while lilendricks. lines. an, ried Into the bronchialaWilial.7 T.rhsroligeticou t j j tearn. Umpire Wildy showed promise on his Hicks, Gunnyon and Callow were moat The sides CoIrtWa These breatheable p 'ally (Itilered for': meditates:: are speed first trial. He was careful with te. matched. conspicuows for the Portonlans. The final scores show that Under Owen's Personal effective. They soothe and StrengthSupervision. M. Ily there Was Milo to choose between the III. MULCAHY, Proprietress. Although iseisously hampered by the yard to stage frees. (Late Cen- en the tender surfaces, stop soreness tor all of you ill the ranks or tite local rotten weather conditions. Umpire Hott was the best man on the learns. Tile play right thr,iiirli the tral and Shamrock Hotels, perm), soften the phlegm %Vilely performed very creditably. ground at the W.A.C.A. The prevell- game was fast and brilllaitiatir'prsil0r,d,lieni rilogging op the air-tiates. make breathheir moisture did not interfere witfi-his play made by the represen g easy. and end the most Obstinate iCill'1141%eartididilsallailiCit°urluttnintliela'sticueboetislal:-lineation to the speretary or any invenMeth 6.6, defoatod Kest Perth, B.S. Minty. ife was very fast and agne, the port showa that ti e football spielt NONE TASTE LIKE UNION SEER. this coMbined with freed marking' The Stalely Meets every Thur._ Mrs. A. Roberts. of 2ii Richards - st., '41,1 Played at W.A.C.A. Ground. Unmire and kicking linished off a splendid ex evening In St Patrick's Hail. Parrs sy.dney. sayst-"In the whiter months Little need be written or this and Carter. hibition. bronchitis made my life a misere. The ..,,,',..1.. ,n, 8 0.einek. game. Conditions lime againet a dethe on wing was alert Allen end bronchial tubes were so The winner. were oent exhibition. Catholic Men's society. that I Ills leads were good, as dISO emild seareely breathe. inflamed slightly more at home to the condi- clever. Peps proved A little over six months ago a movethose of King on the oppotete the Ideal remedy for my complaint. tions prevailing. Hort stood out as were If you are Iced ot hying Irri- ment Was Made ,-orgaiiise the Frethe best of the thIrty-aix. He Walt Whig. but "Digger" Thomas was not In tation and inflammation were quieltly to a houe of suet vibe sarreroLdo.m.achstsyniee...mytd.e.e,aninzHine wonderfully agile, and speedy. while the Picture. reduced, and after a box or two of Peps mantle C.V.M.S.. Whirl, at that II Is pleasing to Evans again demonstrated his goal his kicking was also good. Allen, on elle attaeks ceased to trouble me." peps was almost defunct. ':fe-r7tly":;;;Icome relate that 1110 movenient was crowned the Wee of the losers, was very effec- fretting ability by Melting three maxiprovide the throat chest and with success, and tive. He was untiring in his efforts, mum scores. the Snidely with a powerful (filen, against lung. bad Is flourishing a. it never flourished Ileand did very serviceable work. CarGepp.was a resourceful player Isir weather and Last Meeting of the Season. and keeps coughs. rore. ter allowed a good deal of latitude-- East Perth. He was eontinnally on Great voids, throat disease. Mile Race. troubles, influenza and A well this on account of the conditions. organised smeke the move. and gave good leads In the social 1bronchitis at bay. Of all chemists and 11..1,1 early as nwants of bringing open. He was especially serviceable stores. The progressive seoreswere:1111,11 114(01110r. If turned out to be in the concluding stages of the straggle. First Smarter. Inure sieerals, and. as expected, was Ille frewby and Menziee were great work(An Entirely Australian Produe., DANCING. awaits of recruiting a large number into ers for the red legs, and had a big say Perth, 4.2 (26 points) It will Rove you a chance to MISS ROSE MOSS will hold Society. Soon after. a concert was the red legs' win. East Perth. 0.2 (2 points). her the home altogether cnn of the budd 'terming Class held in St. EVERY Patrick's Ilall, A. In Watts, which is Goal-kiekers-Perth: McKenzie was everything that was SATURDAY mon, end with s touch of real eons. (Incorporated.) ArrERNOON at the BOYS' CLUB, art Evans (3). correct as East Perth's goalie. VIC- members of the chime') choir assisted about it, both as regards exterior TORIA PARK. at 2.30. Second Quarter. Thls also proved an unPrivate le, considerably. on& and interror. Happily. too. st sons csn be arrang,ed on application to. qualthed success, and Was the means A. R. FLINT, Secretary. a very re.isonahle in 1r,1., Perth, 4.2 (26 points) SECONDARY SCHOOLS' GAMES. Miss Rose Moss. Johnson's 11111 Buildings. nf considerably augmenting the so very easy t, eect and freight Eact Perth. 2.8 (20 image). Ilay-street. Perth. Brothers' College. 8.14 cleft's funds. (62 charges are Incss moderate. `Ssinfiltroay!-kiekers-Hatit Perth: Ole. and Christian points). defeated Scotch College, 2.2 During the half -year Just ended. a Write for Illus!rated (1 4 points). remarkable rhallire has taken place in Third Quetrler. the 1.1/1/111S. As the result of BnoAlet Giving Full a This number mgm µ11, 11Iw nil Ills. W. N.1110 II -ST Perth. 6.4 (84 point.) FREMANTLE. Good An- or eilergetIr members fortunes a workC.A. Ground on WednesdaY. Particulars. uomntodation for Country Visitors. 91h. least Perth. 2.8 (20 points). iiiir-bee, the furniture has been repair,' J. 7.1 Weather condition% were Ideal. umpire Monaghan. Coal -kickers -Perth:. Heft. Tel. 13533. and varnished. the rooms renovated Cooper had eharge of the game, and WUNDERLICH Ltd. and several alterations.and gave a satiefactory display. additions made to the fittings. The MiLord St.. Esst Perth %Viten the ball was bounced Boyisen Perth. 6.6 (42 points) llard table and piano have also been reEast Perth, 6.1t (38 points/ knorkiel Ont to Burnett, and that Playpaired. J. .1. Ryan, Proprietor. rtoal-kickers for Perth: }loft. er forwarded to Kennedy. made the Father Callan has shown Ills al/Preen, .. 41,. :nal-kickers Iiir East Perth: Mese iirSi SeOre or no. game. who a Ilillior for nen of the work 110111. by kindly donat1 and King (2) Excellent Aceonimodation Christie.. Shortly liatiralum ing t toWards the further comfort The winners were heat represented scored a second singleart, for Chrixtians, seal improvement or the rooms. All the by Hott, Measles, Evans. Comer, but good work by Todd sun Hoffman, SOME 1 OOK LIKE. SOME SMELL LiKE. 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NEWS OF THE ARCH- Protestant Bladderation League at Bunbury DIOCESE.

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June "M. The social evening on Thursday. which any :loth., had a programme of The attendwell be proud. may club larger. been Green. have could however, BIWA,, the number Parish is is Peresteal a Catbalis Isvirseergie Red. We are well aware that 11 St. Pius I. NI satiswould have more than for White. Last week the Protestant Hall at well-groomed parsons-so fair with- present Tu. 12, St. John Gaulbert. a other societies, but some fied within. foul 9th., 1921 so JULY Red. and as out SATURDAY. Bunbury was occupied by as imPERTH. W. 13, St. Anacletus. a lumbers/tip such with society of to have White. pious a gathering as ever disgraced The whole numerical strength Th. 14, St. Bonaventure. ours, well. we feel entitled hundred expected more. Of course, We Mug? White. a civilised community. A gang of the "ralliers" was one F. 15, St. Henry. the girls too Much, as there Amcng them were to be ;on blame 5, 16, Our Lady of Mt. Cannel. parsons. local and imported, with strong. a very good muster at the urn White. their clientele forbgathered osten. seen the heads of firms and business was following night, and the aid mass oil expect that they sibly to discharge the pent-up vol. centres, who eagerly cater for Ca- it is rather much attoboth, his own but still, as be celebrated on Sun - ume of the noxious gas of Protest- tholic custom, and fondly hug Ca- could be presentmore The proceedings of the Imperial mosphere, and is preparing will Mass could have come. expensive an before. is that said we imagined but we fireworks, 7.30 at special Conference. which day. July 10th at Jarranda:c money, as if it were a tholic off very well on Fribut really their objective elitism, went aid First stunts. staging quite a number of the Armadale,10 a.m would provide us with a clear con- business, and such was the vilification of the Catholic benison of God for their hypocrisy. day night, and] looking be pleasing to the a.m., and for subjects to now ception of the problems dealt with, whilst they mayunprofitable An- How sweetly they salute the Catho- girls arc their Church and its institutions. to the skill upon, but we are practise or streets in the meet Benedicthey at are not as illuminating as we might politician, are whom Honoured ies the present Joseph parsons glican and Non -Conform. very thankful that up to to is over St. show the When be. should taxpayer. they they locate a expect reasonably Oen. they have not been able ist parsons fraternised for the nonce promenades; how interestingly will want to children, one. Contheir homes, Perhaps it is because of the severe the Australian public their single the Sacred of Iii aegis discuss Decree the of the a Fatherhood under So total. accepted takings girls the the of us what crowd a furnished know living: reports of Quite cost ege rtie brevity of the Rites dated February of God, and the brotherhood of man the high prices and to the social nothing definite in re- gregation Victoria nark's invitation invite they Jos and lovingly last Saint by the cables. There would seem fer we have amount be loyally hall "Blessed how new words whose lovely and, the to vilify the Church duty their 23, In evening of work done are glory it is to construct and extend the weld -to-do Catholics :.o afternoon Tuesday night, and all Of them ofhadthea to be something of an understanding gard to the by the eph, her most chaste Spouse," Some enjoyable time. arrived at by consent of the parties or the good accomplished to be added in the Divine Praises the work of God. which their devilry teas and card evenings, and how most there are Apparently Conference. orchestra girls who were that Imperial deliberations, the Catho. in the the number concerned they invariably words "Blessed bt the would Nothing to the time when destroy was after reforward looking public at fondly expressed the Such reached friends! their best Mother." among have only a slender outline of its happen- from sentiments nd Virgin= lies win Marv, of save perhaps orchestra garded as sacred, our Name their recently Bri. as has degree of perfection very ings should be made public. The functions in London skins. Their abuse covered is the language and modes in which same useare beginning to real- Death of Father O'Neill, 0.13S.R. own and undoubtedly some delude theirs, hypocrites cunnings these outside world front the scrappy and tish statesmen the everybody, to from Son of during the God up picked is bine. were. American Republic into the conviction that ful to make our scanty information published can ise that the night which might tend rapid The Rector and Community of the wretch abandoned as it were by Catholics a mere madthan It even more intifriends-aye, are really they only in a must uncertain way guess something more athan improvement God and mail in the streets. desire The Perth, outsider, nation of "notes," Redemptorists, North Victoria Park parishearnis hero. at what has transpired. and hope dlesome papers seem to have loaned mates with the Masters and Mis. has ours. hut not nearly as large sis they rubbed out Wit- to tender in terms of Appreciation local Protestant of the gallant tressses for the best under the guiding influ- and though some spouters of the girls was satisfied trained for the one every Grace to His and thanks they their grateful 11 paints at Versailles spent a more soences of common-sense and reasonthat she had never saw oreasion. with the result that their Bladderation. religious, priests, the over the Archbishop, wool the gathered topulled haven't nor evening. able compromise. Already we know The parsons said that they had ciable of peoThe and people, for their mesaages of columns were filled with the seurrigether a more sortable crowd of the American people. that the Anglo-Japanese Treaty has eyes lour verbiage-the putrid vomit of nu intention of stirring up any sort ple. at Some time in the near future attendance sympathy and their gathering historic that of chickens and able to return this inbe been disposed of temporarily, to hope we were out rancour-they sectarian confrere. of late of our coming the obsequies schemers are vitation. but Indeed, it will be bard that the preliminary discussions of political _awe Dr. J. J. HolThe Sisters of St. Vincent's Found- fur Gud, King, and Empire! Aye, to excel the evening which was prounani- home to roost. and the trouble now We desire to thank almost show a strong, The New York Call's interpretation of the Finding of the American years of faithful attend - !!ing Home desire to thank Mesdames for God, forsooth; while in the same vided for us. favour. is to get America to renew her faith land for hie its in mous, feeling This too late Commission of 100, which investigated the conditions in Ireland. his the Cunningham and Chamberlain for breath they blaspheme God in patient Friday night's grand rally Isweek, devoted forget ance on that Powers the in trust and for but reason seems no There report In our column this be able Commission was created by one of America's most influential journals, John of God for the their great kindness in arranging an agents and works! Fur God, for - for hope to we issue nest renewal. their pledges to the American Re- Sisters of St.care the later in its doubting so marked in their evening to provide shoes and socks sooth! while they hurl every filthy to publish a most encouraging state- The Nation. excitement of the vie- inost tender Yet before finality is reached, and public in the we also hope that we will to epithet at his creatures-simply be ment .apd The Midis- hospital home, and finally THE RE- fur the "wee ones." Needless the people of this country are com- tory over her President. stock of rrockery for For nave a plentitul Conte apprecia- say, it was a success, and that the cause they are Catholics. eloquent for its CORD, Carson's Edward Sir of cretion interthe many a year to mitted to it, we hope in ridicule they load with God, while kind to wide and tion born far children benefitted American substantially. The for debate with the night's Wednesday ests of the Australian people the mouthing of contempt Sisters also thank most cordially His Nuns, whose grand lives are C.Y.M.S. on the all Important subthe approval which friends,--R.I.P. Federal Parliament will have the op- sentiment andmany enter public those who assisted those ladies with spent in the rescue and restoration ject of "Should women influential guarit in for this tae e. late portunity of discussing its i:cidence greeted too also is Mr. the lire?" Correspondence Which A ppeared in the Daily Press. And this of fallen humanity The large Missile of friends of the good work. forgotten very but our team has been working in regard to the future of this ters in England, is not Editor). conscious. glad to learn parsons did with a smug will be Clooney Alfred (To the Editor), Washington a statue of preparing its matter, and it the hard country. It was on this under- even though from your report of sir,-Judging Sir,-Your condensed report of the The Sisters of St. Vincent's Found. ness that they were doing God a ser- young men beat us. it will be only after London as the gift of a of his arrival in Australia from Sunday alternoon's meeting of the Self- magnificent meeting held in the Melstanding that Mr. Hughes went with comes toAmerican expect. vice! Perhaps! most steamer mail the by Home gratefully acknowledge London ling is now. It State. that rose Theatre tenthuslastic .com- Detertitmation fur Ireland League, Sunday last has given his unwritten commission as Austra- friendly But one should hear the mouth- nmitter heensteragnliemonsght much of Its Mr. A. W. H. on without America and ed at Fremantle yesterday. Mr. the sum of E5 1/, the proceeds of an Harlow, secretary of the meeting of our existence was body saw lit to concentrate lia's representative to the Confer- recognised that German years evening arranged nine Our pre- attack on the Empire Loyalty League Loyalty League, an excuse to launch an by the Misses pieces of the Protestant Bladdera- held last Sunday afternoon. and Russian Clooney has spent of the statesome Indeed ence. But it would seem that Mr. the ostracised a cerattack been W.A. upon always of our have league and wholly of tion League to vious meetings understand the Donovan, Simpson, Walsh, and of Nations abroad as one of the principals represent the objects" for which misHughes has already committed Aus- Reilmblies the a League amount of talk at the meeting and ments /mule call for a promptby reply, we depths to which base and impious tain their stand, He writes: "Their sole charge crippled thing and Foy and Gibson, Ptv . Ltd., and his Wadham, of Cottesloe. very Much more afterwards, but this while others stand condemned tralia to the main principles and pro- must remain bran minds wild descend. One saw evi- time the proper course was adopted. very bitterness and wilful exaggeration. against our league is that we stand enemy countries present tour of the Australian visions of the treaty, else what is the the sooner the old better. list it We expected it, evidence having been above all things for (1) Loyalty to the (tradition in one, dences talking of disloyalty to is a happy Empire, and firm We regret the to learn of the of death ches while A the was dune at the brought to us to show that the Self - King, and (2) no dismemberment of the exact meaning of his words in regard are admitted victory that many old acquaintances will be of Mr. John Lehane. of Donny- he must needs discharge a blather- that girl. do a lot) Determination League had endeavoured British Empire, in any circumstances." to a probable denouncement of the ago whilst the rainbow of no We have made no such chergee publicly Divergent they one renewed. He was extremely active brook, on the '29th of May last. He skite shell at it. The fete In aid of our Own funds. to to undermine our Innuence and block Treaty: "I am under no misappre- arched the Allies' sky 30, is caus- our progress right throughout the or otherwise. The reference to the the July movements in type were in religious tenets, was a tine of the old stock. but united he held on aSturday. in all Catholic or Germany them wanted amongst people Australian The The hension. The sole charge agMnst our Loyalty League at Sunday's meeting State. quite a lot of excitement ing Perth Ca thee to the death-for the who unity's including blazed track of Faith strengththe in the past, these Russia-both In the parish hall is proclaiming league is that we stand above all things was called forth by the remarks of the hoard were informed fully as to my views." Bolshevisk and Society, old days. and kept the home fires in the display of blatherskite and In the world what are our needs fot for (I) loyalty to the King, and (2) founder of the league Sir Walter within the tholic Young Men's It is known that Mr. Massey, of New names were anathema ames, who stated at the opening meetwas particularly given to organising burning for the young generation cti vituperation against everything Ca- this day of days, anti the girls are no dismemberment of the British Em- Jing that no executive was required Zealand. and our Prime Minister frontiers of the Empire. but opinion devising, means to obtain them. pire in aay, circumstances. We are glad the pen- many of the most enjoyable Catho- to -day. Ile was one of the oldest tholic-as if that is going to kill it. busy and most vigilant among us) The toy stall procured quite a lot of to plead runty to the charge, and, as ("the beet are out-and-out Imperialists, and has tempered down, andtheir in the Another knew with Perth subscribers of THE lic functions RECORD, and a "souper" felt name .. who would **arch everyone direcnight. in Saturday differs to -day last body Items swings little this seir-Determination useful have a pronounced cant towards dulum etre if they were true to the ideals to is On sorely is Mr. Clooney impelled stall old days." one of its staunchest supporters. to bring the danger and this week the produce from us in both respects, we can only the executive." of may return "good Britain first, and that naturally their tion. 7a-cu Mr. Hughes "No man," Our president conclude that It is (1) not loyal to the Sir signal of Roman domination vivid- a similar errand bent. rest in peace. of accompanied by his wife and fam- May his soul "should be exempt, said whether g . primary aim will be to establish on to us with a new pronunciation mine satIsljed In her own mind ae King. and (2) is in favour of the dis- Walter, ly before his hearers. ily, and will proceed to the East He saw the is name were Moss or James, or Smith to how much 'Ave can raise In one day. memberment of the British Empire. A his a secure basis Britain's Imperial in- the word Bolshevisk. and if the on or about Wednesday next From the London Catholic Her- Pope craftily getting hold of their and when we start on bazaar work perusal of the report leaves no other or Brown. He should be put through But we submit with all omens are as propitious as we read crucible by the executive." terests. ald of May 28th last. we take the beloved Australia-for had not the there will be no stall near us. If we can Impression possible, for It is clearly the and more these Star Chamber methodsIt was respect to Britain's Imperial inter- them a wider respecttowards Mr. keep up one day stunts of equal pro- stated that the resolutions they passes to On Monday evening next, at the following:-"Miss Patsie, the seven R.C.'s referred in their letters to portions Sinn attitude charitable at intervals from then tilt the are to be sent to among others, the O'Dea referred on Sunday. ests there are great and urgent Su. of residents the Hall, year -old daughter of Dr. Cyril Bryan King's "the Papal State of Australia?" date of the bazaar Mr. Harlow states that his league re"President of the Irish Republic." Undoubtedly there is a claims to security coming from the Fein. bum- of Melbourne [which is a mistake With an expression of horror that fuses to condemn Mr. Lloyd George. Therefore we have no hesitation place in Empire biaco are determined to give Dwyer, Australian democracy which should transition takingviews this, combined with volutnes of other er "Rather do we pity him and wonder at for Perth] had the unique distinc- would edify a damned soul, he of our leading per send-off to Mr. Jack evidence, in declaring our open hostil- the amazing capacity of his heart and have due consideration before the politics. and,the for the Eastern tion of receiving her firk Commun- tainted the diction and face of Mon. leaving who is brain." with contrast We pity him, too, but instead strangely statesmen ity to the Self -Determination for Iresignature of the rpresentative of this land organisation hero and elsewhere, of standing aghast at the amazing caof States next week. A splendid pro- ion from Archbishop 'Meninx on the archical Britain-and the Throne of country is appended to the treaty. their severe conservative line So. through its apparently includes "The Shop- clay before his departure for Aus- the Holy Father erected in a giganinnocent title pacity of his heart and brain we, in which gramme, thought two or three years ago. common with the most intellectual and Japan has clearly shown that she is 'nay disarm and mislead a few people The ceremony took place tic pavilion at Canberra (Boo-hoosl. lifter," is to be followed by a dance, tralia. with loyal intentions. Your leading humane of his own countrymen, stand anxious for a renewal, and she is after all. the woild moves, and the and is guaranteed to cure all the at Nazareth House. London, at F. Then another at his heartlessness and his hearty-designated article on Monday clearly demonstrates appalled anxious because she hopes for con- Lord only knows what is in the lap troubles of the Garden Suburban- o'clock Mass, celebrated by the "the worthy son of want of brains in failing to recognise the fallacy of self -determination "Ulster?" --an WA.'s Anglican years agd what he is forced to recessions from the Australian people. of the gods. ear -tickling phrase that may be mis- two The fortunate little Archbishop"-essayed to A splendid night'r enioyment Archbishop. ites. the to in come would explaiel Ulster cognise "If now after plunging Ireland into into meaning anything-and a deluge The great empty spaces of this conThe admission is Is. Australian girl was later the reci- the cryptic truth that Australia Dominion of Ireland as a federated construed is assured. of blood. In exercising our it is not therefore necessary for our tinent are calling for settlement, but Undoubted right to criticise any public tax). The valedictory will pient of some handsome souvenir* was an integral factor in the Boa - State, and if all the rights that Can- league (plus to repeat the obvious. If any Mr. to whom are they calling? single member of a family wanted to man, leader or super -leader, or any which surpass all previous local efforts. the of the occasion, amongst has or that Australia has were practice ada Government, we err (if it can be called Hughes has told us to the white "self-determination" to the by were a beautiful prayer-book from stage ranks being reinforced error) in good company; and we ingranted us. including. of course. fis- detriment of his (or her) home, par- an races of Europe, and preferably to to criticise the Prim ,Minister, the Rev. Mother of Nazareth House, numerous well known artists. cal autonomy, we might waive our ents, and brothers and .sisters, should tend BIG the surplus population of the Embecause he is "the great patriot and from his Grace his own photoit be permitted? So it is with our not separation." for demand who led us to victory through the darkpire. If Mr. Hughes sticks to that Empire, and no Individual element in it est hours M. Teresa will graph. from Sir John LaVery's paintAssistant Sister Navy-foreign and BOYSLITTLE Army our history," but because the And must be allowed to determine for itself he led the ofBlack view all will be serene, but let him From the pen of the Reverend P celebrate the golden *jubilee of her ing, autographed by himself and and Tans into Irerelations? a course of action that would jeopar- land. depart from it, or surrender it in J. Geardon, 0.0 .C., D.D., B.A., of religous profession at the Good by Sir John Lavery. In handing her Let me quote a few of the re. our of dise the control whole British family. The have "We must marks made by his own countrymen:deference to the majority who are Mount Carmel Priory, South Aus- Shepherd Convent. Leederville. on this photograph, Dr. Mannix c imCivil War provides; the best Lord Hartington, speaking at Ms, ports :and why a British garrison Ameriran not intimately concerned with the tralia, we have received an excel - next Saturday morning, 211th. inst., mented on the strange fact hat the parallel, for it showed that one aec- lock, England, said that Foreign rela- non of the same community nocould 'the Irish in a free country? needs of our open spaces, then we lent pamphlet under the above title, the Feast of Our Lady of Mount first occasion on which he had ad- WILL question caused them (the EngYOU tions must be our concern as much sess such grievances that complete posse- lish) to behad looked upon by the world as see trouble brewing for Australians in which the whole question of Ire - Carmel. ministered First Communion to al. paration is the complete remedy. Re- humbugs and monsters." :lustre. of Canada, concern the as Mr. C. F. in the days that are yet undawned. .land's position and its just claims ferring to the present administration of Australian child should have been Mas,erman. speaking at Macclesfield Japan wants room to stretch her- are dealt with. It is a booklet of 90 Rev. Mothers M. Stanislaus Hay. in London-in the heart of the At His Majesty's theatre lia, and South Africa-no more and Irish affairs, we refuse to condemn the C. on November 22 last, said: "Speaking no less." British Government. particularly Lloyd with a full sense of my responsibility self; but where, is the problem in- pages, and is producd in splendid den, of Randwick. N.S.W., and Empire which had kept him capWho wants the Government of oeorge-the great patriot who led us to as an ex -Cabinet Minister, I declare the teresting and disturbing her states- style, with an exceedingly powerful M. Gertrude, of Pahiatua. New tive for many months." victory through tat' darkest hours of evidence is overwhelming that the polIreland Act? men to-day. In the guise of Bri- tell -tale electoral map of the holy Zealand, who attended a General history-On the meagre evidence icy of terror pursued. The above paragraph begs the It is "Why, of 102 Irish M.P.'s et West- our available at this end of the world. Ra- being defendedis being tain's ally the bland and inquiring isle. There is no phase of the Chapter of the Brigidine Order at question .which has been repeatedly by Mr. Lloyd George, for it!" voted one has not ther do we pity him and wonder at the backed up by the minster. flagrant lies tittle brown man hopes to come to whole case for Ireland which the Tullow, Co. Carlow, arrived back asked of us of late, as to the line flan at Mrs. Shine's, Hay St. amazing capacity or his heart and Hamar Greenwood, and organised ofby Sir ofus with his household gods, and learned Carmelite has not dwelt from Ireland by the Ostei ley last whereabouts of our Dublin Corresthe is grappling night and day ficials in high places in Dublin. brain. with the Irish problem, struggling to attempt is not merely to punish The his bags and baggage, and build for upon, thoroughly investigated, and week. accompanied by five new pondent, Cearball O'Briain. It has tne a satisfactory settlement and bring guilty, but to break the whole spirit of and himself here a home? Something plainly "put." Perhaps the most volunteers-Sister M. Baptist, and been most unfortunate that we pire. He could easily assume, about peace in Ireland, particularly hes. Ireland by inflicting punishment upon more than defence is behind the interesting chapter is the one en- the Misses May Breslan (Dublin), have not been able to definitely which 1. presume he did, that his tweet; the Northern and Southern peo- people who are as innocent as babes treaty-and a pact that would cer- titled "Why Demand Separation?" May Treace. (Youghal), Molly Kin- answer the numerous questions, ants audience never heard such a revela- The many admirers of THE RE- ples. Ile Is charged with the g re sr unborn, This wa the system under which the German invasion of Belgium tainly be good for Britain might be in support of which overwhelming kead (Knocklong, Limerick), and again this week, even though an tion before-for many of them are CORD in this part of the Golden duty of maintaintng the supremacy the Crown. and if he failed control turned the whole world against Gerdisadvantageous to Australia. Un- evidence is directed to the now com- Angela Dee (Dungarvan). During Irish mail has arrival, we are still dead from the shoulders up! He, West are unstinted in their eulo- lawlessness and suppress torebellion many. Yet in every particular the doubtedly grave issues hang upon mon Irish claim. Ireland says: their brief stay ie Abe West the Sis- not in a position to give any in- too, was non-sectarian, actuated giurns expressive of their apprecia- whenever and wherever it manifests it- things going on in Ireland to -day are a this Anglo-Japanese Treaty, and it "We are not looking for concessions. ters and their postulants visited formation. As one who has stirred only by his passionate love for the tion and admiration of the wonder- self, the whole fabric of society would replica of-and in some eases are worse than-the things which the Gerbe swept quickly away. It must, would be wisdom for our Federal give us back our country!" Just many of the institutions, including the hearts of Irish men and women Empire! Oh! And was he not a ful work being so brilliantly and he heart -breaking to him, as man army did in Belgium." The House ef Representatives to look as we in Australia would exclaim. St, Joseph's, St. John of God, the all over Australia (a fact we are worthy son of the Archbishop! ably effected by its advocacy of Indeed the nation's trusted leader, to receive Manchester Guardian of April 1 of this well into its provisions whilst they "Give us back our country!" were West Perth, and Good Shepherd very proud of), it is disappointing Sure! year in referring to the report of the He, too, knew Roman Ca- every lofty ideal that will better -le- such a terrible answer to the Dundalk American Commission, wrote: "One can have the opportunity. -train tragedy to his latest peace Mr. Hughes: it overrun by the Japs. The chap- Convents. Mrs. M. Mu'.cally and in three successive mails not tholics who were loyal (the Loard mocracy and humanity, and ennoble troop offer and the fervent appeal uttered by' only read the report with a kind of from his viewpoint may be well dis- ter immediately following, headed Mr. M. O'Reilly placed their motors that a line, nor package of any descrip- bless 'em), but, unfortunately, there society and the State in general. his Maje.ty the King. Such uncivilised helpless rage. ,., A few men like Sir posed towards Australia, but past "Anti -Irish Legends," is one that at the disposal of the visitors. Hamar Greenwillbd influhave landed us iu powerful its of warfare, excellence and The the murdering In this tion, has reached us from him. The were Father Jerger and the Popes: experiences have shown that his If ever their application were needof so many gallant British soldiers the dock without a defence before the is unaccountable in so far Wonderfully elucidating it was to ence for good in every avenue and way Of mankind; and the nation without even giving them a chance to conscience judgments are not invulnerable, and ed more so than they are at pre- The Rev. F. J. Dignan, 1.R., of position observant the strikes of life walk that in the autumn of 1914 was alive we know, of course, that under hear the worthy son in his age and defend theinselveS. Is dreadfully hard with one frequently not overwise. We sin- sent, certainly no stronger language the Thames parish in the Auckland as of the few generous passions consideration would he let a mail generation use the identical words in a marked degree, and wine the to cope with, and would try the pa of modern history has been dragged by cerely hope that when the veil is nor truer words could be found to Diocese, returned from a holiday no and statesmanship of a super without forwarding at least of the witty father Archbishop in approbation of people of even divers nen, a few vicious blond down to the leader. Therefore, this lifted from the secrecy of the Con- express sheer abhorrence of anti- trip in America and Europe by the close league Of ours which he considered to his day-"Play the game " After opinions. to the people of Western Aus-' level of the Old Turkey and the Old ference something will have been Irish Irishmen and their tactics in Osterley last week. During his stay something THE RECORD is anxiously appeals trona to remember these things. and Prisrs-Na'rlow's reference to the of the utmost importance in the relegating Father Jerger somewhere accornpl:shed cf permanent value to this or any other country. There in his native county of Roscommon, be went "dastardly and ghastly" awaited weekly. and its contents 1101 allow disloyal Sinn Fein agents to rican. Civil War is unfortunate in Amepresent situation and of interest to the Australian democracy. We only are such in our midst in them to fall Into the easy ha- it provides no parallel whatever. that Perth. he met Father A. Doocy, formerly Irish people in these parts. It (his own words) at the Ne Temere are read with avidity. It exposes persuade He of condemning everything the Brihope, and we shall be agreeably sur- There are such everywhere, unfor- of Perth, but now attached to his the poi- bit writes: "It showed that no one ...open Cynl Bryan's intention, we do Decree. He brilliantly stated the the cable crammers and their tish Government does to bring about of same community could possess prised if the Australian people have tunately for Ireland, but numbers native diocese of Elphin- Father Dig- was misrepreof dissimination sonous peace and of going to the upheld the Empire's status suchthegrievances Con- doctrine of that historic document. however, that complete separanot been bound to a disagreeable have outed and will out! Ireland nen was the guest of his Grace the know, and Catholic in Ireland. We have no reason to as- tion the only remedy." mentioned Vienna and unselfishly or ignorantly including sentations of matters Now, the something without their approval. need not despair. In the ninth le- Archbishop during the mail boat's tinent-he that the other policy would have wholeIS case self-determination reale Brussels-to pursue special medical himself under the Papal legislation. Irish: it is an antidote to all the sume different and better results. on this, viz.,forthat and from which they cannot with. gerri-"Were Ireland Free Some stay at the Port. the people of Ireland vile and bitter concoctions of the produced that information studies. Since Then "the worthy Indeed, if the British son," authorities in the abanare not the same community as the peoraw. Lloyd George's desire is that Big Nation Would Gobble Her Up" came to hand months ago, we now characteristic whine of the jealous drapery sheet of Stirlingatreet, doned her to work out her own salva- ple of England. If the Hom Rule the Prime Ministers shall be pleni- -these "Irishmen" always seem to we tremble to think of the fate of B ill of 1914, which was signed The death took place on May 23, know, however, that as a result of and incapable, bemoaned the fact which indulges in gutter journalism tion. by the anyone eotentaries and shall not go back find refuge. These have sold their at Lisoarty Arva, Co. Cavan, of the unprotected in Ireland who King, had been put into operation, and most shucking treatment by the of so many Catholics getting into and scurrility meant for the basest openly asked for "self-determination" the people of North-East Ulster were o their people asking for a man- country and wish her to sink all Mr. Terence O'Reilly, father of Site Crown Forces in Dublin proved good positions in the Civil Service- passions, and the vilification of all if it clashed with Sinn Fein's anti-Bri- then to rebel as the Southern American to confirm their acts, and it claim to nationality, nationhood- ter M. Cecilia, of the Convent of more than his spirit could stand, crocodile tears failing apace interpretation of the word. In con- States did, and as the Carsonites threathe who cherish principles of nobility tish clusiOn, . oes seem that Mr. Ilughes is giving give up, her whole claim that they, Mercy, Victoria Square, Perth, Sisagain say In answer to Mr. tened to do, the analogy with the Amewhich necessitated a term in a while from the eyes of the fatherless grid justice and everything ennob- Michael we O'Dea (one of Sunday's speak- rican Civil War would be more comimself sa free hand. All the more her traducers, might live in peace. ter Mary Joseph Imelda, of Grave- and scur- ers. a I.P. and and bias Prejudice ling. London His the way), that the Em- plete. hospital. breakdown and motherless But the people of the Southern and old maids of the rility, which are made to pass mus- pire Loyalty byLeague ason then that the people of this No, Ireland will be free! And at the send Mercy Convent, England, and was doubtless due to the fact that audience. Is not sectarian, States had never made a previous claim This part was very afsnever will be. .untry Ihould have a full know- dawning of that day those people of the late Father Hugh O'Reilly, of the Black and Tans, not being sans- fecting. During Obviously they to separate nationhood. and were aaaaa ter for journalism, are cultivated by and a gasp in the tearus of this to excuse themselves. recognised. as Ireland was recognised, edge of the affairs of the Confer- niit! assuredly slink in to enjoy the Kellerberrin, W.A. The deceased. fed with raiding him a couple of drapery sheet for License We have representatives every faith as a separate national entity with a anguish, he encouraged the bled - the Stirling -street ce and its transactions. The freedom won by the sacrifice of who had just celebrated his 99th. times, paid him another visit, dur- ful The RE - In our organisation, and of are worth. on our execu- Parliament of its own. The "ea, derationists to see to it that they all theyscathingly 'may and condensed information many lives and others' loss of busi. birthday, was in failing health some mg which tive, but they unite in one spirit-love tickling" phrase, self-determination, to such exposes CORD destroyed many of would endeavour to educate their of the British Empire and hostility to which Mr. Harlow refers, was not con'yen to us through the cables is ness, prestige, and reputation. They years before his death.. We re. his books, they them shams and vilifiers, arid places papers, and particularly sons as the her enemies. There Catholics are only two sides sidered "ear -tickling" were when doing. Poland, ot enough. Has Sir Joseph Cook have stood idly by, wallowing in quest the prayers of eur devout his months'-indeed .years'-accu- The Catholics before the public in their I,-re light. to this case-loyalty or disloyalty.- Cloche -Slovakia Silesia, Schleswigthen were educating ny privileged communications from plausible British patriotism, while readers for the repose of his soul. mulation of writings, many of which Holstein were concerned. It only beJustice will prevail and Truth will Yours, etc., A. W. H. (HARLOW. well. See how truth outs even in came "ear -tickling" when applied to ie Prime Minister that Parliament the land that bore them and their Requiescat in pace. conquer. were almost ready for the press- a paroxysm of Bladderation I Secretary Empire Loyalty League. Ireland, which happens to have dealhould know and the people of Aus. noble kith and kin lay prostrate be17 National Mutual Buildings, Perth. ings with England. parts of which London publishers Lastly, "the worthy son" made a It had a definite ales be informed of? Our Prime fore the world as victims and at Those who had the privilege of had already in hand. June Yeth. meaning when England issued an apMEMORIAM. IN The balance virulent onslaught on the Sisters of for recruits in Ireland during the Mister on the 15th of last month once examples of what they them- hearing Father Neville, O.M.I., of. of these and many others, your charity, pray for ST BRIGID'S SCHOOL BUILDING FUND peal CASELLAS.-Of as we the Catholic Church. war in these How words: many "The Allies declare ntertained at Australia' House a selves stand for and advocate in North Fremantle, at the Self-Deten say, were all burned or otherwise def the soul of John in specific terms that they are out to were detained in these institutions A GRAND the who reposedied ° on June eon o Mined umber of newspaper proprietors, these parts 1 give freedom to small nationalities. . . g In girth last Sun- stroyed. Even though these facts against their will, nearly EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. and church. how of limy rites many the by Is it not in the Interests of ewspaper managers and editors. Ireland, day week, will be pleased to know will, we are sure, disturb a great of them rescued bad loved husband of Catalina Casella+. then, to test the public declaration of from a HIIIIRNIAN HALL, d discussed with them privately that he has been selected as a dele- number of his admirers, they are bad enough hell of women and fond father of Manuel. New Northe Allies, and aid them in the fight THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1821. a the streets to atters relating to the Imperial Concia-R.I.p, gate to the National Convention of Merest ng, and go to show how Music Good they Refreshments. are waging for GOOd. Prizes small nationalities? the worse hell of the conventual inThey cannot in the face of Europe rence. Luncheons to others were Gents' Ticket. 1/6; Lady's, ts. the Self -Determination for Ireland n one man in a position to see things stitution-and so he blatherskited C.OPINOLLY.-In loving memory of give freedom to all the small nations D. I, McGERR, Item. See. follow on the following Thursday League of Australia. and will Mark, 3rd. Field Engineers, and leave Ireland out." This is the Juno number of The Far East for the East at the end of leave for himself, who possesses the happy until his protesting vigor gave out d Friday. Apparently Mr. hasThe pledge we want redeemed. next knack of relating his personal ex in a quasi -dramatic raucosity which killed In action at Gallipoli. 7th July, come to hand, and in keeping with MISS IT! DON'T ark, ughes has commenced special se- all previous numbers It is a truly ex- week. We claim our league is non-sectarian, ISIS: also my loving son, periences in such a delightful fate compelled or excited rather pity because anyone can join it without havkilled in action 6th. July, 1016, aged -t service work on his own ac- cetient report pit the more than noble in hion, and of which the authorities than blame for the "worthy son" ing to run the gauntlet of a secret 22. done for the native Chinese nt and is endeavouring to edu- bwyortkbebuetwig well-known Father Treacey, C.SS.R., is con undoubtedly were aware, Jesus, have mercy executive. redti Heart We have prominent perwas pre- and his unworthy cause. This brief Irish Mission to SUMAC°. to the British Press, but what China. SaLib their sons of various denominations in our We have said several times ducting a retreat for the Sisters at vented from carrying out his prove- sketch of an ugly episode in Bun y from here you're Although away' council. If we are to be considered ctiOn if it he is endeavouring to thatr tlabeauprogprryse of the Mission is Midland Junction, and Father J. ganda (for nothing else was it) 11th, at 8 p m. JULY NEXT, MONDAY crosses upon your by laid, are Celtic disloyal bury has a moral, which we hope for cabling to De Valera, is testified to by this 11 to his side in such a mysterious Mr. Lloyd George disloyal for writing its articles are a veritable Murray, C.SS.R., is on the goldfields. the truly British way of doing will catch. ay we are not told. In common journal. -Inserted by his sister-in-law and to him as the "chosen leader?" In history or the Christianising of the Father Cagney. C.SS.R., has return- things which resulted as above. We fond mother. conclusion, permit me to say we have di the man in the street we would 0c1h,pinelle,lannellthielrhgre ntrarYz,rh;g ed fro B b ury, b at live in hopes, however, that the no desire to undermine the influence believe The Hilarious Comedy Skeich. e to know what was behind Mr. Ma lands Church this Saturday af- next mail (due this week) Remember aid the or block the progress of the Loyalty unintereeung of will CROGAN.--On July 2, at St. John is, on the other hand, ternoon and ters or M Merry, t-heArtloPial darokr SAius-ughes' particular interest in the quite an enchanting evening. League for the reasons stated by its bring some tidings of him. God hospital, after a short illness, subject. The Featuring Perth's Leading Amateur We gust 7th. A good night and in exceli. ber of newspaper proprietors, Ititzriuneseiscoiainntgl We do not advocate here secretary. Mary Frances, relict of the late Ed, interest, andetv confidently expect a detailed ac. lent dance Is promised in the new hall. Comedian, any set form of government for Ireland ward Crogan. and beloved mother of butof create rs, and editors, who drank The parishioners of Toodyay have count of Archbishop Mannix's debut we stand solidly behind the claim feeling, a new interest, and above all, a Mrs. 5. Eindelan (York), Messrs. Australian wine at Australia new desire to in restigate what to do to decided to erect a suitable mono- Parture from England, which the of the people there to determine for John, Fred, and Tom Grogan; aged 70 THANKS. themselves that form of government the .use, and presumably helped themyears.-R.I.P. work how meet at Karrakatta the memo ry latest papers chronicle in such vivid may desire.-Yours, etc., Tee to the etceteras.' We remem- Thnently. Men.srten. certain- of their late beloved to Kirs. C. Casettes and Manuel. of New wt., Is .leaVIIIR 1.01. the Eastern sint,- majority style. In that hope we J. P. DOHENY, pastor. Father have held the most simple method we can Mtgwish to ThANK their many WILES.-Of your charity, pray for Norcia, the British Press received him ly secretary -Self-Determination League. !tanks. tu Join Prorssslisial gest, Is to sub Scribe to The Far East John Masterson. Many friends alio over the reports the London Catho- friends for expressions of sympathy, repose of the soul of Margaret the Perth, July 30. coldly, and there was no one (Is pre; year), whiche jeorigniaep you to outside the parish have generously lie press give us of the send-off ac- and especially Right Rev. Mary Waursitrlsovir stater offull:1.7a Good sal porting Progranune. poor as to do him reverence, on wfte or the Irish Mission Lea- co-operated with Father B. McCabe corded Australia's Greatest Demo- triIrilapitinctlanne MISSIOn New7orYcla. for the innetion, who fiied on the 26th. inst. hence to Follow. arrival. in London. He is evi- ipnoesmt brerslipcopoi Later Correspondence in Daily Press which is 'enriched in many ways and' the committee in subscribing crat, both at the railway stations kind assistance rendered in their recent at Bourke -street, Sydney. and on ntly endeavouring to create an at- gue, will appear Next Week. is. (plus lax). by the Church, Admission funds for the proposed memorial. whose soul, Sweet Jesus. have mercy. and ship's side. sad bereavement. , S.

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A Resume of the Vile Proceedin'gs

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The Self -Determination for Ireland League

George Russell's (-A. E.") Candour

"The Truth About Ireland"

From Clontarf ENURTAIN

Thursday, July 28th

An Appreciation

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"Catechetical Method"

Ilayti, whence he voyaged to Havre, That was ten and came to Paris. years ago. Starting business as a laundryman, he did very well. His

The Vatican and the Commonnaltb Irish Question

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OPEN FOR ALL CLA88E8 - that because a thing is familiar conduct was exemplary, and no one (II.) THE CATECHUMENATE. cider to themselves, it is equally familiar Owing to events that have taken suspected that he had escaped from the Angloof to keynotes children :'The recently in regard is the Precetpal CIO. and Tamen. et...Australia and Rabaul (Now Britain); Landon CU Cayenne. When the war came he (a) Its History: In the second to the text is "hilaritas"-"God lov- place Irish relations. the Irish Republican could not serve in it, for to have half of the 2nd Century there are whole cheerful applies to the question assumes fresh importance contracted an engagement as a vo- many indications that the prepara- eth a of wordsgiver," 3184 Poet Offices at all meanehiath and Savings Sank Agencies. of knowledge, just at the Vatican. The report of the lunteer would have been to reveal tion for Baptism was carried on in giving Asdtralla, and at Papua, New Britain, Solomon. nd other Island. tof thin sacrifice. His chief ad- American Commission to enquire 121,000. up to Deposits Interest on St% his identity. After the war he was accordance with well defined rules. as much as is to know the minds of into British outrages in Ireland has a% Interest on Amounts over E1,000 up to wham. lercnce to Ireland which might pos- arrested and sent to Vannes prison. As the number of converts increas- monition TIR NA NOG. pupils and come down to their been laid before the Holy Father. - Sir DIENIGOPd MILLER, K.O.M.41, sibly add difficulties to the sitea- From a judicial point of view the ed the Church was rompelled to ex- your JAMES WILL. laid Seeing that the tribunal -of the Comprinciples following The level. deif Herself singular. CIMPOriker man's position is very there. The Holy Father ercise ete:it care to assure Deputy Oevd,nor to- mission contained such few CathoMemories of voices silver-sweetly tion make any state- he committed an offence in return- ef the worthiness of the candidates, down in the book may be useful to refused finitely lics and men of Celtic blood in comfall; fur ing to France there is no prescrip- and to regulate in detail the pre- day as maxims:on Ireland, at any rate ment as wake Episco. of hours number course the dead with and parison dreams, subject Dead A. About the the time being, seeing that no im- tion, for he came hack more than paration for Baptism. During the Hebrews. Presbyterians, palians, at trumpet -call; of instruction. are provement in the situation could ten years ago. If there was no pre- 5th and 6th Centuries, the Catechureport. drawn up on the SUBIACO Old breezes blow; old scenes Catecquestion of a etc., its of 1854 declares menate reached its zenith. the of the law solve scription To it. of (ii come sworn evidence as to the stretching far. that a liberated convict who has humens were those who had entered Catechism for infants look at strength George's Lloyd of Mr. atrocities Old hills, old skies, lost light of sun Victim of Black and Tans left the penal colony without au- upon the lengthy preparation for PEOPLE. the practice here: The Catechist murder gang in Ireland. could not THE TIMBER AND HARDWARE and star; the Catechumen lead must York, April 1.-Denouncing thority is liable to imprisonment of Baptism. During the last 40 days beproduce a strong impression. And mouldered blossoms bud again, theNew EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION WITH THE WE SUPPLY Mary from one to three years. The ex - fore its reception, they were no longhistory of the Chris- but the Miss through niece, his of death into translated being is The report and slow BUILDING TRADE. tian Religion. Thus Bible His- Italian, and it is destined to destroy east- Harley, at the-hands of Black and convict has been in Vannes prison er Catechumens, but were a separLong-faded shadows to the Up tory becomes the gate through the fabric of misrepresentation Tans, as "infinitely more despicable for two years, and is awaiting with ate class, called "competents." AND WHEELWRIGHT DEPARTMENT. COACHIMILDING ward go. Christian classes to defined enters answer an sharply child Cavell," patience recently the Edith till of which exemplary than the shooting up by British propagandists in This practice is the built of Catechumens were supposed t3 Doctrine. Hartley. of St his petition for a full pardon. SPECIALISTS IN FARM WAGGONS, CARTS, SULKIES, AND (If these people exercised Rome. Rose of the heart, I-Breasail shines the Rev. Edward Hollis. Long Ishaxe existed, but that view is now best solution we can ever have of their commonsense they would see Gerard's Church, REPAIRS. once more: far are degrees among of a Catechism There Godown. fairy question Lloyd Belfast modified. Premier The the the to see written we has land, white of calling speak: process that the voices ',Sint The House of Commons of North- the candidaets fur Baptism, but not infants. George. of England. protesting agpracversa, and the and vice black, shore It classes. As candidates for Baptism acIreland held its first sitting. (iii Side by side with Bible tice of mailing threatening letters Of youth's dear land adrift on sum- ainst the outrage. Miss Harley,here, ernto he hoped (says an Indian con- had to show definite knowledge and is cording to advices received History and Catechumen must be and forgetting to put their names to mer seas. on the open- qualification, so those who applied commenting of temporary, agents by meloDonegal in eternal killed all that is necessary to them, only brings exposure and conwas taught breathe waters Whose In thanking her friends for- past favours, wishes to inform them for the first time as catechumens Thus Bible History pre- fusion on the cause which they try the British Government. Her body ing) that their Majesties the King salvation. dies. and the public in general, that she has for probation. had to undergo a certain Queen will find some excuse This cedes the Catechism. Teach chil- to serve in their own way. !lark, and your soul may hear the was riddled with' bullets and mu- and invitation Catecheticson ICsesAssiareasirisel later 4:1141 Mista.1211a1sisci Craig's treatise minds. John first Sir The own declining their tilated. through can be covered up in dren of thing kind ripples chime St. it of . Eisasizsams tto "De catechizandis rudibus" to open it on June 22nd, because Catechism must be taught on his- Ireland but not so in Rome. Where Tir na n-Oif awaits the end Death of a Distinguished Nun. is not in keeping with the Crown's Augustine, gives the theory of Catetorkal grounds. The course must HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). of time. Majesties should chetics then. His hints on the right their that circles. dignity at in concentric announced has been Studies. death proceed in The -Nicholson. SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL -Lola Steele TEL. A1125 It treatment of converts arc well worSECOND DOOR FROM PIER -ST. St. Omer of Mother M. J. Francis lend themselves to party tricks. HIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. A definite plgn is necesthe thy of consideration, even at the FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, AND ALL CATHOLIC Hogan. This holy and zealous nun is not a partisan opinion, but BOARDERS and DAY sary. Nemeth House. the that students insists He "Ordo" for 1921 has arrived. political day. of REQUIREMENTS. view present detached was sister of Very Rev. D. A. Hogan. SCHOLARS. On a road in the busy -London was the crea- Catechist should enter upon his task (iv.) According to special condiPupils are prepared for Uuniver' an Borrisokane. Another member of that the Ulster bogeyparty. certain persons, and was dispositime It suburb of Hammersmith (says red cheerful of and tions bright Unionist a the with of tion the same family was the Right Rev. sity, Commercial, and Musical Exindepen- tion. The instruction must be VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. English journal) stands a big doctrines must be more fully en. aminations. Hogan. of Maynooth Col- their trump card, and nothem for adapted to the individual taugbt. brick house. It is Nazareth house, Monsignor plained and established. For further particulars apply to joined the dent observer will blame Francis Mother lege. stayed Mannix Archbishop ought bean in which REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. B. Principles regarding the mode at the Convent of Notre playing it well: for had it notwould and a highly cultured people the ir strucwhen first he came to London. The Order Tel. A3810. JAMES KEATINO. de Sion, Paris, in 1882, aed for De Valera's genius, it of Irish not be offended with The teaching of instruction: good Sisters do a good and holy Dame ignorant. cause the the of wrecked tion all have avoid should Holloway. in time teacher for some The (i) 340 HAY-STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). taught those work here. They care for the less, the Bel- was mainly individualistic. of eloquence. afterwards went to Australia, Home Rule. None display of Scotch and Irish Suitinga, Dress Suits Our Special Line & CO. SMITH H. C. who have come to life's eventide, as She egregious Catechu(b) Instruction of the founded two houses of the Or- fast House is the most Specialty. (ii.) He ought to use all legitiUNDERTAKERS, well,es for unfortunate children: and politics, menate: The instruction aimed not there, afterwards going to sham in the history of party teachings Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. his and make Samples to means -ST.. PERTH. mate NEWCASTLE 281 their and dough the war hit them hea- der DocChristian a pity were be would it imparting and at Budawent to only she Thence Smyrna. his to cheerly pleasant as useful and Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. 'Phone (Day or Night) .. AWL vily, they go on their way glamour of trine, but also at inducing them to and when the war broke out Majesties to lend the opening possible. as pupils a aimed and bravely. You may meet them pest, of lead a Christian life. They Community had to flee to their presence to the (iii.) Our allowance must be pushing the small carriages, in which the be ills at preparing the way for a change where they were shelled out Belfast "godown" that willhave made for the different characters they go a -begging for Christ's sake, Trieste, elap- of 1Life. With this end in view the credited before ten years RECHARITi fronItalian RAILWAY from the the guns by of the boys. all over the .district. Of course, the Overseas Pre- lessons from Holy Writ were taken AND IMPORTER, tier. and had to return to France sed. (iv.) The Catechist should ques BOOKSELLER COLLINS-STREET, books. They began not above the function are miers moral the from in peace! Requiescat via Rome. LITTLE 309-11 Sepulchre. his Coffee Palace I tion to ascertain the result of Coffee Palace Protecting the Holy by learning the History of the Old MELBOURNE. teaching. Sir Herbert Samuels, High Com- A Great Home -Coining "Pussyfoot" WillChalinge India. and New Testament. They were to MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietram. Aspects of the Social "Solace Cat the the They are right opposite the concerning through most suitable for Visitors to Perth. The be led C. Principles missioner for Palestine, has complesoon extent will Priests." for Johnson certain a Suyges..!ons "Pussytoot" Question: Five hundred thousand people coPerth Railway station. Best attention and Moderate Prices. Price ted arranged to protect the Holy vered a vigorous synagogues and conducted to Christ eehumen: By Rev. W. McDonald, D.D. ten miles of Broad -street, in our midst to carry post free. 10/6 prophets. the not must and Sepulchre against fire, according to Philadelphia's the Catechumen (says Moses The of (i.) drink way against by F.celeslastical Year: contemplamain thoroughfare, campaign an article published in the Palestine He comes The order of their instruction was merely learn words by heart, but "The tions on Its Seasons and Feasts." Cardinal Madras Catholic Leader).temperance, Price Weekly. On a recent visit to this and vibrantly welcomed from By Rev. J. Rickaby, B.J. must endeavour to iinderstand .as follows: (1) The story of Creato India not to preach the on his return Dougherty High post free. why 17/the reason the words Christendom, those of and shrine neither tion was related the things and ideas which is prohibition, but In the Spiritual Life." By of such enHoly City. The like "EMciency world was exthe Commissioner noticed that no prohigh has free. He create express. 9/6 post did desirable. Price nor God Cecilia. M. possible Sr. By of Sermons." vision had been made to guard ag, thusiasm was never seen before. In ambitions, and aims at putting men plained (God as Creator of the (ii.) Constant repetition of im- "Sermons and J.Notes high of his Price Dudley Ryder. Rev. H. examples portant facts until memorise ainst danger from fire, and imme- the magnificent robes of Encouraging sacrifice the (2) at the normal, world). above 11/- post free. celebratof diately ordered three portable fire office, which he then wore for the lives (iii.) The Catechist should not "The Catholic Student." By Rev. M. his their individual liberty. Everyone of virtue from ofthethe Old Testament BARRACK STREET, PERTH. D.D. Price 8/9 post free. pumps to be sent from England. first time in the United States, ed personages only speak to his pupils about "TheHickey, hours deplores the evil of drunkenness, Human Soul and Its Petition with They have been presented as a gift Eminence for more than two proposal of prohibi- were brought before them. Their drastic but should address himself the God, but Other Spirits," By Rev. A. Vonier, unbroken long through the to the way in to the Latin, Orthodox and Armen- Passed of directed should instrument was i.e., he free. post the proper God, 9/6 not them to Price with is attention O.S.A. tion his and train them in religious practices. "Dante, the Central Man cr All the ian representatives at the Sepul- lane of devoted children of -by reform in this direction. Teetotalism which God rewarded the goodJudge flock, their ranks augmented World." By J. T. sisttery, mu. chre. a counsel of perfection and can- punished the wicked (God as (iv.) Pupils must not only know Price 13/- post free. countless numbers of Protestants is sougtt God How By (3) individual, Mrs, S. E. McCARTHY, Proprietress not be forced upon every of the World). "Conferences for Married Women." religion. but practice smiling be: while Jews. all the and as 12/6, post Rev. R. Kuehnel. Jewish Pilgrimage to Rome. Cardinal Gtb- to win men back to virtue (God (f.) Retrospect : up- as a duty. The late right hand and with his nignly The (4) World.) and sucthe have clearly Governor of A number of converted Jews Course of Doctrinal InChristian school of antiquity, "A Parochial in continuous benediction. bons pointed out merits and de- proverbs and important sayings of theThecatechumenate structions Prepared awl Arranged decided to build a chapel in the lifted early of the Tens of thousands of American flags cinctly the relative by Rev. C. J. Callan and Rev. J. A. Basilica of the Sacred Heart, which were held aloft in tireless hands or merits of temperance and prohibi- the prophets were read aloud and Church, will be for all centuries a 0.P." Prece, 21/McHugh, Story: With is to be erected on Mount of Olives, flung from churches, schools, busi- tion in the following words: "Tem- explained. (5) God as the Saviour The admir- "Cardinal Mercler's Own by model and exemplar. Cardinal Preparatory Letter Jerusalem. They are organising a ness houses, and private homes. The perance is a virtue; prohibition is was made known to them. Theas Ten the religious that results prove able the Gibbons." Price 30/-. united pilgrimage to Rome, in order church bells tolled in the steeples of an experiment: temperance implies Commandments were taught trainkind. the highest was of instruction "Westminster Cathedral and Its ATMpreparatory forThe prohibition Two basis of life. to make a public act of submission tect." By W. de L'Hopital. aim was to imbibe the converts and non-Catholic churches use in moderation:moderation; Price two or three years. The tern- ing lasted vols., 180 Illustrations. to the Holy Father, and to present Catholic with a deep knowledge of Christian alike. Hymns of thanksgiving in- bids eveh use in £4/4/.. to him the golden book which they termingled with deafening cheers, perance is self-imposed, selfenfor- (c) Competents: At the beginhing the to offset in order Doctrines, prohibition is enforced by oth- of Lent the Bishop invited the Cate- manifold errors prevalent in the are compilin ' which hundreds of baud& pound- ced; without NORTH PERTH MOTOR your consent ;temper - chumens to apply for Baptism. the names of nit converted Israel- while world that surround them on GARAGE. forth stirring strains of the are ers means your control of yow- Those who requested (Competente) pagan ance ites throughout the world. ANOOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. Every Deep religious feelings all sides. Deum" and other hymns. had and names l!. ecntheir others' means gave Telephones A1937 and ACM. self: prohibition Baptism, with this combined however, were, surrounding and city in the parish CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND NIGHT. trol of you." This analysis is deep to undergo a new examination. knowledge, otherwise so many ChrisGreatest in the History of the Cream Cars for Weddings. suburbs participated in the demon - and and the choice be- Henceforth the candidate was an tians would never have preferred a Church. stration, many of them with thou- tweenadmirable. St. de- "electus," elect or competent. these two alternatives All Kinds of Latest Footwear at With thirty-one countries now re- sands in -line, marching from their martyr's death to denial of the theForLowest Repairs at Curdone Prices. was what us and temperament tells upon the dends Augustine presented by embassies or legations respective churches to the positions Faith. The instruction was thor- rent Rates, Patronise for them during this second proba- ough and made the foundation cf at the Vatican. the diplomatic in- assigned along Broad -street. Other condition of each individual. JONES It was BEN days. 40 of period tionary flumes of the Holy See is the greatThis St. Justin their moral life. came from surrounding 310-12 WILLIAM -ST., PERTH. IRISH NATIONAL primarily concerned with an ex- was able to say: "What Plato and est in the history of the Church. counties, some from distant points planation of the Articles of Faith. Five of the envoys to the Vatican- in the diocese. Special trains brought were once proud philosophers FORESTERS other of The formula of the profession those of Peru, Chili, Prussia. Brazil visitors,. and king- before evening the A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. to know, that Christians know as Faith was communicated for the and Spain-have ambassadorial streets in the centre of the city were we learn What can UNDERWOOD BUSINESS Cos first time to the "Competentee." and children." Cheapest rank. The others are ministers. All unusually crowded, even for that No IniliationtriTbr:, from this period? We can point to amon. was called the "trio what arisen hour, and Philadelphia took of the States which have inreligious by can be affected a Perth, meets the ceremony of COLLEGE ditio symboli." The "tradition In the de since the war-Poland. Czecho-Sto- holiday struction, if it is imparted in the ononare alternate(Room 14 Aevidenced r Perth.t11 the symbol" took place in Rome on vakia and Jugo-Slavia-have ex- occasions. delegationsBrian Boru mong. theonly Branch. Fremantle, every the Wednesday after Laetare Sun. right way and by a proper method. B USINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. changed diplomatid representatives welch came to Philadelphia on spe- alternate Tuesday, Friendly Societies Has the Church of to -day any reThe Full Business Course, six hours Secretary's day. A few days later the tradition with the Holy See. that primitive Hail- 64 Adelaide -street; cial trains, none displayed more in- Address, per day, L20 for the year, payable W. Keating, 2saniartBurtp-satri;eiceiti: of the "Pater Noster" took place. sendblance with course, those Church? 'The world then was pagA Year's did than £5 per term. tense enthusiasm import the describes Augustine St. three hours Per day, L12, payable Secretary's address, Court is tocritical, and such it an and and Ashland Boulder;Boulder;alternate Their Catholics Descendants. from Girardville first have EVENFridays, of these ceremonies: "You £3 per term In advance. ARMADALE. to these times are akin Our and day. born was ONLY-Shorthand ING STUDY The writer of the always interest- (where his Eminence Jolla what you should be- times. What was the Church's and Bookkeepingclaebtd2saget,jUigruuLna Jjun,cF; been taught Typewriting, ing "It Cetera" column in the Tab- spent his boyho-vi days before be. thin GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, invoke to Telepnonc, 3 Armadala lieve, now you are 'taught Ls 105, per week, evenings three in training? aim then Her religious the priestfor studies his let, noting the fact that a Shelley ginning the Him in whom you have believed." It was a combination of thorough si.reeloglyeys tgooliccertil.son piglicsatien Proprietor. per term. and R. . manuscript of what is little more hood), and nearby towns in Schuvi. requirnow The candidates were in Christian Doctrine B USINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS. Barrack -street, Perth, or the than a schoolboy essay on Political kill county. And throughout the Maxwell, six of Our instruction Boys, for Creed the Course Full memorise J. Snlgg, to Special secretary, J. ed care tienerai Alwith a training of the heart. Justice was bought the other day at long human lane, amid sputtering hours daily, Bookkeeping and AcBarrack -street. Father, and the recital of them was though it emphasised the educa' counts, Economic History, EconoSotheby's kir £1,750, comments on red fire and spotlights, under triumcalled "the Tradition of the creed of tional side of Catechetics, still it mic Geography and Technology, Beale Australian Pianos PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG it going on to say that that is phal arches, proceeded one hundred constiformulas Both Father." Our Business Mathematics, Commercial -renecessary co instruction a made carrying automobiles, fifty and SOCIETY. MEN'S the TAcord price, in bat country, for of the lative. English and Correspondence, °Mee "discipline of the part tuted are similar and Our needs and 504 HAY -STREET, PERTH. Businese Method. and Procedure THOMSON'S FOR VALUE. any Shelley writing, and it promises silk -hatted dignitaries of city the since arcani) (disciplina Secret" ;taider the Patronage of 11, Utace therefore our weapons ought to be of the Civics and Elementary Economica Prior to the war, We had sold hunchbishop cutne). w44. for the sale of the Shelley let- Church and other members of the catechumenate. the same. from -220 for the year, payable L5 per dreds of Pianos at prices ranging Card institution tens, among other treasures, which special escort to the Cardinal. The Billiard Room,Al passas a term, duty did Other dealers, not satisEa0 to £50. Club, Harrier.'' club. The symbol EVENING STUDY ONLY, three are to come under the hammer from Cardinal rode in the last car. The They SACRED HEART LADIES' CG... fied with a moderate profit, itcharged Faithful. the Musical,and Dramatic among word term. 10s. per £2 about weekly, American evenings put much higher prices, andinstruments. Abbotsford. Sir Walter Scott kept machine was draped with LEGE, were handed down by word of Call or writs for further particulars. that ours were inferior ANC Y CLASSES. the letters addressed to him by his flags and Papal colours and beauti- A SOCIETY U THAT 'Phone 2357. EVERY CATHOLIC mouth, "not written in ink, but on A CHALLENGE. bouCOLLEGE, BUSINESS TUCKFIELD-STREET, contemporaries-Shelley's, Bryon's, fully decorated with large roses. UNDERWOOD YOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. then heart." the of dealing tables fair the As proof of our WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, Fullvo articularon application toEAST FREMANTLE. pack Wordsworth's and Lamb's among quets of American beauty and now, WE ARE willing to buy PLUS The "Competentes had yet an- Conducted ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. WEBS, Hon. Secretary. Mayor by the Religious of selling price cash run at our the number-the number being no With his Eminence were being before to undergo test other TEN PER CENT., any of these pianos Notre Dame Des Missions. less now for sale than five thousand. Moore, E. T. Stotesbury, and ofMon They had that are In good order. Newcastle Club Hotel the Society of St. Vincent de Paul admitted to Baptism. BOARDERS and DAY CHARGED, All Scott's descendants are Catho. signor Fisher. As the rear AT THE PRICES THEY a searching examination in their ReNewly dealers SCHOLARS. Fremantle. south Terrace, would any or the otheranpiano (Ineorp). lies; and these assets come now into procession approached, the expecWestern Australia moral life. and knowledge religious Goldfields -Pate. offer? -to Up ers:tv and Unn novated rePupils are prepared for their showed by be likely to make such the market as a sequel to the death tant throngs as the specially known was Customers North-West and examination The BEALE PIANOS Musical Examinations. and stop Society exists for the purpose trams Peach South for. test year of his great-granddaughter, diant faces that the long -kept vigil of This in catered with For further particulars apply to at door. Proprietor. T. assisting worthy famines and others, "scrutinium," and was conducted Compare more than favourably Ryan (late Bryon's had not been in vain. The shining Including Mrs. Maxwell Scott. All guaranteed of public instltutions, the general assembly, which therethe best Imported, and are Clot, and Wyndham. Celtic See.. and the In Indigentinmates REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. FRANCO-BRITcircumstances, and engage fore were called "scrutinies." descendants, 'too, are Catholics; and eyes of children and youth, the for 25 years. AT "tHE Thus Tel. 11197. BEALE aged B199. LONDON, Is governed Tel. of works. it glances peering good In other EXHIBITION. ISH another similitude between the strained by a Council, °Mee In No. 52 (top floor) the people had a voice in the adPianos SECURED the HIGHEST AWARD. two families lies in the frequency of testified more eloquentlxthan woods Arcade, Perth, and has branches mission of the candidate to Bapbeating all competitors. and grati- Royal or conferences In many parishes tism. the female succession. Scott's daugh- could describe the pride A BEALE PIANO the State. AT 2110 ter had a daughter who had a daugh- tude that was theirs in their faith, throughout (d) Its Decline: Public instruccalls on Its funds are many, and The importArchbishop, their and diocese their Is a better instrument than theduty ter. all owners of Abbotsford, where to supplementing Its re- tion in those days was., only given view a with and ed one at 2I a0. The heavy the Society invites persons only in the fourth generation a man, to whom such rare distinction had sources, to the were freight have to be added its to grown-up people. Children extra to remember wills their making carried when mothers Many given. been In addition, we have reducColonel Walter Maxwell-Scott, is in and. In favlatter, may be made parents. their Bequests by home work. at taught out ed the cost of selling by cuttingMan. only infants in their arms so that the our of the Particular Council, or any Many of the greatest teachers of the PERTH possession. Bryon has an boast Conference of the Soelety. the Canvasser and Commission daughter. Ada,: and, for a time, the little ones in later years could early Christian times, such as OriBEALE PLAYER PIANOS. second generation had for its only of having been present on the me St. We are now getting regular supplies as YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF gen, St. Augustine, St. Basil,Chriswhich representative, Lady Anne Blunt. morable occasion. Enthusiastic or these magnificent instruments, Chrysostom, got their great WESTERN AUSTRALIA. represents the were the scenes that characterised we claim are far ahead of anything Lady Wentworth Under the Patronage of His Grace the tion teaching at their mother's knee. procession, entire of the imported. passage the Archbishop. third generation, which, in the of Catechumens the instruction LIMITED. The CO., THOMSON, Car Language, the J. A. Objects: The Study of the. fourth, will become male again with the climax was reachedall,asrode History, Literature, and Dancing was generally entrusted to a special PERTH AND FREMANTLE. past Music, dinal, in full view of Mr. Antony Lytton. of Ireland, and the revival of the ideals Catechist, called "Nantologue," i.e., smiling with paternal affection afrid of an Irish -Ireland. name The NEXT MONDAY a nautical instructor. MEETS Society The blessing. his extending The Pope and Ireland. EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. PATRICK'S indicated that the Catechist had to Prices Greatly ReBOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON -ST. Statements imputing expressions board the Monthly Subscriptions: Ladies and teach those who would barque of of opinion to the Vatican on Inset A New Jean Valjsan. ship of the Church, and 8d. Gentlemen, 1s. duced. Very special specialThere is at present engaging pub- Juveniles, J. P. SOHENY, Hon. Secretary. Peter, about their voyage to Heapolitical affairs which appear oceaRenovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors curious P. CLIFFORD, Asst. Secretary. ven. sionally in foreign and other papers lic attention in France the strange The principal causes of the make to reductions for. Under Owner's Personal Supervision, Catered ly dea should generally he received with case of an ex -convict, whoseof resewdecline of the catechumenate, MOANA CAFE M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. great caution (says the Irish Catho- career has several points room for New Shipcline that became noticeable from HAY -STREET, PERTH. lic of April 23). Our point is illus- blance with that of Jean Veneer+. (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) the 5th Century on, were the intro"Les Suppers. frugo's and Tea Victor Afternoon of For hero ments arriving. trated by the contents of a message the duction of infant Baptism, the ways from the Rome correspondent of the Miserables." For two years he has of its conferring were more nun:Lai-be "SHAMROCK" Times, who made inquiries in the been in Vannes prison without and missionary great of the increase ow, IF YOU WANT TO BUY A HOUSE proper quarter regarding the au. ing convicted or even tried, under TEA AND GRILL ROOla Surgical Belts of all undertakings which made adherence the circumstances thenticity of a statement published while WELLINGTON -STREET, PERT} to the old Catechumenate prescripmade M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. in a French paper. The Times' corre- which he was put there present diedescriptions tion impossible. call for spondent saw Mgr. Ceretti, Vatican ments of romance they also While (el St. Augustine: In dealing with a IF YOU WANT TO SELL A HOUSE to order Under -Secretary of State, with re- an inquiry and a decision. G. F. YEATES 'this period we cannot avoid glancserESTATE, penal to he sent man was young OR ANY OTHER REAL the ference to the statement of great the of at the principles ing Optician, at SEND ME PARTICULARS. Oeuvre that the Pope had described vitude for murder. His conduct est Catechist of the age, St. Augus37 BARRACK-STREET, PERT,. Cayenne at establishment penal the as 4/11 the British policy in Irdiand Brassieres from (Opposite Town Hall), tine "De Catechizandis Rudibus" EVERYTHING IN ESTATE WORE. "shocking" in an audience granted was so good that he was pardoned (Teaching the Ignorant), the first to Archbishop Mannix. Mgr. Cer- and given his 4iberty. There is reaCatechetics, on treatise Christian J. P. HEVRON whih prohibits retti was convinced that there had law dated 1854 who Rapping, and Forwarding has exercised the greatest influence eight Customs, General have been a mistake-first, because, it is leased convicts Carriers. PhUllmOre on Catechetics. It deals w:th the run from Agency. Tel. B277. Chambers. Fremantle. impossible that the Archbishop of years of their sentence to Theory (Chaps. I. to XIV.) and These men Melbourne should have repeated a returning to France. and- XXVII.) XV. (Chaps. Practice 'in the free (Opposite Town Hall.) conversation which he had in pri. when pardoned are only MISS M. McMAHON It guards Onl Address of Religious Instruction. question re- Choicest Pastry, Fruit., and coat**. vate audience with the Pope; and. colony. The convict in Fr solved to re rn th secondl beta

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EAMON

DE VALERA

JULY 9,

1921

CLEARS

THE DECKS

Ultimatum to Lloyd George Specimen of Ulster "Tolerance" "Ours is an Island Nation and Must be Free!"

Brutal Murder of Michael Collins says Father O'Callaghan "No Religious Bigotry" TIMES "IRISH" A SUNDAY Irefoe, common to latest English of a the According In the case

AN APPEAL AND ITS SEQUEL

De Valera's Appeal

Orange Terror

CRIME. land's man-power would then be A correspondent of the Cork Exavailable for the defence of the two THE FULLEST LIBERTY. Under existing conditioss aminer, of May 21st.. states that islands. Michael Collins. chief of the Irish it can never happen that the peo. about 3-40 one of a number of arm- Republican Army, and one of the do pies of the two islands will regard ed men who were in the garden, for the North-East corleading Democratic politician, an any outside Power as a common some of them wearing masks, climb. candidates in his address to the ner Parliament, Irebe had will account of a conversation he ed up the trelis to Mrs. De Roiste's electors of Armagh, foe. England's foe that the stated The polling in the Six -County elections on Tuesday was marked in had with Mr. Lloyd George on the land's friend so long as England bedroom and entered it through the Belfast, and in parts of Down and Antrim, by infamous attacks on Ireland's window. Mrs. De Roiste grappled alternatives today are: Ireland as Irish situation. herself is Ireland's foe. a sovereign entity, or Ireland diviSinn Fein and Nationalist voters. occasion From Fein on Sinn headquarters, the appeal, signed Eamon might fell from with him and a revolver following that -power man "I'll had said: Lloyd George Mr. ded, with a minority of her populaIn Belfast the attacks in some divisions were continuous, and the meet Mr. De Valera or any Irish be with England would be against his hands. He hacked out the win- tion petted and pampered by the De Valera, was un Monday, May 22. telegraphed to several cities in the terrorism created prevented many from voting. As a result the popuNorth-East:dow, as the lady's mother. who had leader without exacting promises her. lar parties do not anticipate victory in those quarters, but it is believed seized a clothes brush, was about to English. "Men and women of North-East Ulster, politicians and statesmen from them. it is the only way a The European War. "We stand" (he said) "for the the West Division is safe for Mr. De Valera. of with Other hit him it. members declare the Irish can problem people, conclusion can be reached. Such a insoluble, the plain but you, fullest civil and religious freedom: 10 your opinion. had Ireland bcca conference will lead to an exchange free, would she have been a men- the party of men had in the mean- and, notwithstanding the suffering of alive it in a few hours, to -morrow, in the quiet and privacy of the pollBELFAST TERRORISM. made their way to booths unobtime broken the glass panel of the our friends at the hands of bigotry ing booth. of opinion But of which we may ace to Britain in the war? trusively and without displaying (Front the Special Representative of any off lock. the halldoor and blown find common ground upon which party favours. Even this did we allow there and sectarianism, must not "Had chance, the your distracted people of Europe in 1914 the Irish Independent.) Answer: Had Ireland been free One, also masked, walked up the ourselves to retaliate." we can refer to our respective peonot save many from being maltreat desowould made have been no been war, and have would not Europe sons her War, the Great naron the ' during two flights of stairs to ples for settlement." Belfast, Wednesday, May 25. ed. Mr. T. O'Reilly. Chairman. Arlate with peace. a greater desolation awaiting it in its statesmen's The correspondent of the New would at least have defended her row corridor. from which the front magh U.D.C., presidd at an Armagh Polling day in Belfast will be reto bedrooms open off. The West Division. At this time "Vote to -morrow against war with your fellow -countrymen, York Herald, after negotiations in own shores and given their lives meeting in support of the S.F. candivote that your brother's nand may not have to be raised against membered as a day of bitter intolerIn the west, Catholics going into the proper quarter, was taken sec- prevent any invader entering them. Father O'Callaghan and the servant date. The British Government, ante towards Sinn Feiners and Napen were that troops English were and The aroused, and brother's; vote so rotate. had been that to boycott maid there may be an end booths in the Shankill district retly to a villa in the outskirts of said Mr. E. Donnell, S.F.. organiser. tionalists alike. Three weeks beat- the tion, to partition, disunion, and ruin. met with showers of stones. Dublin, where, in a darkened draw- ned here would have been available out on the corridor. They met the had a.50,000 on the head of Michael ing of the Orange drum, with mane were two bedroom Collins, who, he had man between the and the tyres of several cars were ing -room, he met Mr. De Valera in for service elsewhere. people's "Lead the a genuine world by your Make example. every belief, fold platform appeals to sectarian cut. What of the suggestion that Ire- doors. just inside the corner from would head the poll in that county. In contradistinction a certain disguise, and the Irish peace. Irish Live in history as having created a truly united pbrrejtaudlicaen.dfoudr in behaviour of the Unionists, to the The man leader replied to his qiiestions and land might be erected into an in- the top of the stairs. it is I He was elected nation. Orange and Green together can command the future. Ireby a large ma. noteworthy that gave written replies on certain dependent constitutional Monarchy never spoke, but pointed his re. the stations n for land one is Ireland peaceful, prosperous, and happy. Vote it." R.I of the electoral divisions-North, the Falls, where atsome yolver at Father O'Callaghan. The with a personal Sovereign? points presented to him. Unionists South. and particularly 'the East, polled .and in other districe where Answer: The Irish people ha\'e maid then shouted: "Sure. ye won't The Questions. where the Catholics are small in Catholics were in the majority, no exactly how they want to shoot the priest: that is Father O'numbers and unprotected, Mr. De Valera, un the new wait, declared single act of violence is recorded. A a There was a momenon the Callaghan." Any attempt lie governed. Attacks launched against these police sergeant in this locality statreplied: "if Lloyd George makes part of Britain to dictate in her tary pause. No other word we:; Executed Prisoners minorities outclass anything yet ex- ed he never remembered an election this statement in public I will give own interest an arrangement which spoken, but the man threw his left Oh, I wonder, now it's springtime back in Ireland, The funda- the Irish people have not favoured arm around Father O'Callaghan's perienced, in the North. Early in carried out with so much order and him a public reply. If buds eyes. are opening wide -wet their dew the morning it was evident that or- so immune from incident. question at issue between mental of War don't favour will destroy at neck, pulled him towards himself. If nature's choirs are chanting in the briarland, ganised the two countries is the question of and mobs had been set to work In Mayo, Perth, Excise, and North and hooking his right to the hand of agree any an the outset chance If God's own smile is gladdening the skies, .to intimidate the Catholic voters. umberland streets, a reland's right to el.00se freely and ment. back, discharged a shot which enterNationalist If streams are gliding still through ferny shadows. The following is the list of sol end, as independently her own Governnoon approached, it was only agentstatesan ed Father O'Callaghan's just body, votersThose Or prattling o'er the rocks they fleck with foam. diets of the I.R.A. executed to An Island Nation. to. apparent that many of the ment and political institutions at did not approach above the shoulder blade. Two more If mists are date after having been taken lifting white above the meadows, What guarantee will you be pre- shots were fired, but not before the home and her relationships w'th Anti-Partitionists(wan Feinere ,thoroughfares are all part of the As on that morn I turned my feet to roam, in action. pared to give the minority either maid tried to grasp the revolver. foreign nations as weal. jerrTandered west. now in and Nationalists) outside the tile And waved farewell to dew -wet, smiling Ireland, for a set- One of these shots struck The list is in the caronological broko This independent right may, as for their participations West, could not reach the polls Sh,ari ,,,k(i)111-00f And kissed goodbye toall I loved at home. if such negotiations the glass of a picture on and order of executions:the wall. well be acknowledged first as last, tlement one without d grave this danger to agent their per or in final I about, the wonder if brought the fairies still in !Ireland "were taken to hisPital early in the Father O'Callaighan, ifell. butt the KEVIN BARRY, Dublin. for never can a settlement be settlement? Are making tiny shoes for tiny men morning from here. maid thought it a feint to save him. CORNELIUS MURPHY. Co. made as long as this is denied. Several vot8:enfaloresafthetey.;)olling opened in the ers who The while the wailing wind across the mireland Answer: Our attitude is this: self from his assailant, who then risked going to the booths Kerry. Any particular proposition put for- This East a Sinn Fein personating agent in the afternoon Is answering the in the banshee, glen, single nation, a is an island walked out. THOMAS O'BRIEN. Co. Cork. When he found they had had genes ward by Britain affecting the wel- unit as regards foreign nations. The proceeding to the Or if the booths gull was and crow wren and sparrow and say been impersonated. One family of DANIEL O'CALLAGHAN. Co. fare of the peoples of the two is- foreign policy of this unit must ie Father O'Callaghan was found lying egely set upon, kicked and beaten five, who Still crowd behind the plough that turns the loam, succeeded in going through Cork. lands will then be a fit subject for the last instance be determined oy bleeding on the floor. about the head. From 8 &Clock on- found they Or if, when dust-clouds drift behind the harrow, had all been 'voted.' I The priest was conveyed to the JOHN LYONS, Co. Colic. consideration and discussion be- the will of the majority. We are North wards. as many of the expelled Ca- called on the The farmer hums that old time, school-book poem, Infirmary TIM 1VIcCAR.THY, Cork. Co. Commissioner of the by the CorCork tween representatives of the re willing to make every possible al- poration tholics from the Ballymacarrett dis- Police to give our I learned and -loved and sang 'way back in Ireland, PATRICK O'MAHONY, Co. ambulance. and ' when adpeople protectien, spective peoples. trict made their way back from but he said he could I loved and sang when 1 was still at home. of for the wishes the minlowance mitted to Cork. the institution at 4.30 ails do nothing "We never denied we have cerother ilarts of the city to vote they more, that he had not enough it was found on examination that a JOHN ALLEN, Co. Tipperary. And I wonder. what they're doing now in Ireland,: force. tain interests in common. but we ority. but were surrounded by hostile crowds I asked him to call out the military, bullet THOMAS . with had WHELAN, The boys life gold. penetrated Dublin. 4 knew when hid right side the concede them we cannot must be free and independent and badly beaten. Three motor cars but he replied that PATRICK MORAN, Dublin. Whatever it be-I know to until and sireland he could not right to deprive us of our inde- the liver was partly torn, and there judges of what our own interests bearing voters to this area were bring them out. PATRICK DOYLE, Dublin. They're standing true as did the men of old. Grosvenor Rd. pendence or dictate to us any ar- were other extensive internal as well are, and not compelled by Britain's smashed up. and a driver of one car Unionists raided In FRANCIS FLOOD, Dublin. And when the flag of freedom they've unfurled our tally -rooms; Fathr Orallag rangements which in the opinion as spinal injuries. superior force to enter into engage. received an ugly gash on the head. and tried to intimidate the girls. but BERNARD RYAN. Dublin. (That stirs each freeman's heart 'neath heaven's dome) of the majority would subordin- han was attached to the North City ments which we may deem dad they held on to the end. THOMAS BRYAN, Dublin. Shall as a station's emblem, round the world, ate Irish interests to British in- parish. He was a young man, and While mental to us." Hospital Cases. this was going on 4 police were THOMAS TRAYNOR, Dublin. was a native of Newcestnwn, near Be proudly hailed: then o'er the rolling foam obterests. Following repeated efforts Written Replies. served to standing at the corner, but I'll Bandon. PATRICK fly back to the hills He SULLIVAN, that was Co. call from Ireland, related to Mr. must not The minority in Ireland reach the polling stations there they did not interfere." Mr. De Valera then scent on to Hennessy. Cork. Back to the hearts who that at home. was love me still recently shot which were a large number of Catholic give written replies to a series of expect a position of privilege PATRICK ROYNANE. Co. at Crosshaven. Items of Belfast Day. 2242 W. Superior -street, without de- dead could not be -James Callan. casualties, who were taken to the questions as follows:Cork. Alderman De Roane is one of the Chicago, Ill., U.S.A. the very foundations ef Dail Mater Hospital suffering for the Riotous behaviour began on the It is always said' in Britain that stroying THOMAS Deputies MULCAHY, Co for Cork City-which But in home affairs, fact part most part of from Orange crowds as early ars ,calp wounds Britain .cannot lay herself open to' democracy. and Cork. makes this diabolical tragedy a hand, and local admin- Sunday injuries to the legs and face. 5 o'clock-just after Curfew. enemy attack through an independ- on the other any MAURICE MOORE, Co. Cork. Times "reprisal." part of it, we are Wowen in Shankill district ent Ireland. Granted an independ- istration in PATRICK CASEY, Limerick. Firm Protest. to meet the representatives ed themselves in Union Jacks, dressent Ireland, what guarantees ready with Requiescant in Pace. the minority to see if it is posof Mr. A. Savage. in a protest made feathers in their hair. and went against such an event do you think of sible by negotiation to give such early in the day to Mr. Quail, Re- about beating drums. On the Shore Ireland is prepared to give? road (North Division) a lady in Answer: 4 feel certain Irelar.d guarantees for the security of the:r A Washington messaae of April tumine Officer, said:was held up at the polli. will be prepared to give pledges of interests as may make them loyal. COMMENTS ON POLICY OF RE25, appearing in the San Francisco "The intimidation and personal black of booth a mob, and her clothes PRISALS IN IRELAND. absolute neutrality-pledges to contented citizens. ON LIES THAT ARE STRONGER Monitor, says: The ratite of Ireland violence directed against Catholic coveredbywith which I believe it would be possible red, white, and bhic Lord Derby's Remonstrance. was pleaded in the Senate to -day by THAN OTHER LIES. The London Daily News says:voters is such as makes this elec. paint. to get the.United States and other Republican, Follette, La Senator The Manchester LonA Guardian population cannot be exposed tion a farce." Among the voters were children Great Powers to. subscribe. And as don correspondent says: in a prepared adwho Wisconsin, "As far as indefinitely to indiscriminate insult, I. A protest was also lodged with the ranging in age from 2 to 11 years. "The Silent Election" for ourselves, we would spend our one can judge, nothing is likely to advocated his resolution pro- Lord Mayor. Mr. Quail, and outrage-and this is what Ireland, "History -makingin inSouthern a Re- Greenwood, in one of his brawl- dress replying, InSouthelfasThteana2m-ye.e,ar-co.fldcocuhrsiled. last man preserving that neutrality come of any kind of unofficial nego- loss, posing recognition of the Irish Re- said he visited Dee St. authorised or unauthoris- vs, ie." is how the Daily Herald ings and Saunders was voter. recently, shouted to the Coali- public. inviolate and we would readily tiations between this country and "reprisals," ed, amount to in sum --without hun- views the triumph of Sinn Fein St. polling booths, where he at in- had somehow got on the registers. give an undertaking to maintain Ireland. tion gang that Sinn Fein had declar'Ireland is to-day a teat of real formed by his officials andwas the It is worth while dreds of the sufferers being goaded the polls on Friday last. "Britain, ed a vendetta against impartial jour Catholic voters going To a Satin our defences in a proper state of repeating what Ihardly Americaniam," he said. "Those who agents believe to be the into desperate retaliation. it is as a whi le," it says. "has net even nalists. in charge and the police, that eters St. (E. Belfast) efficiency. oppose recogni to-day most actively fact, that Lord Derby met Mr. De not the troops' fault. It is not. dimly grasped the letter -day Irish booth everything was going smoothly. Ans were attacked, and thepolling Lion of the independence of Ireland wering A Monroe Doctrine. Valera, that Mr. De Valera had primarily at any rate, the fault of conception of the National ileinz." ha;l Mr. letter, Mr. Sav td be temporarily closed. booth Mr. enrOn the following Friday night in her struggle for freedom irons age further Quail's On recognising Ireland's Ulric- only to say that Ireland demanded the other forces. who have, by a and 'his unprecedented eeent."may said: "It is now six oa roll, one of the S.F. personating are of the same flesh, Great Britain smasha Greenwood's Black and Tans Republic: and that in reply to fatal policy, been employed to sup- set Britain thinking.". pendence, England could at the clock, and in view of what has oc- agents, was struck on the head Lord Derby's remonstrance he said: press the Sinn Feiner. with some time issue "Ireland's trial by fire," observes ed doors and glasses in the Free- the tame blood, as the Tories of curred in two of the polling stations an iron bar and rendered unconsci"Very well, us a written offer These men have been called upon the Herald. "has lasted for 3 ghast- man's Journal office, hammered 17711. Those who to-day favour re- -namely. Dee St. and A warning, such as the Monroe and we will bring Saunders St. ous. Slates of the United by one ccgnition consider it." All that to discharge a task which none but' ly years. members of the stall, knocked Her would-be -I concluded, repressors much doctrine that she would regard an is an old story, earlier in and represents the the most seasoned troops can be re. have now afforded the world an op- employee unconscious, kicked and Irish independence stand upon the evening, in consequence of the the Protestant Voter Attacked attempt any foreign power to intigreat fundamental principles of huupon to perform with credit- portunity of realising the result on drove others into the street. .1 prominent Protestant Sinn obtain a footing in Ireland as a result of all unofficial negotiations. lied which were written into midation and terrorism of the vot- Feiner, liberty man Epilogue. the occupation by force of a hostile the spirit of the people. After who volunteered to accomera coming to and leaving these atadefinite act of hostility against SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELT. LIKE. country. of Independence. They have failed signal- wreck and ravage, after gaol and It wasn't a "vendetta," of course, the"I Declaration two tions, voters that Pany to herself. it would a' polling t ation be useless NONE TASTE LIKE UNION BEER. for stand for this cc.uatry doing no ly. scaffold, after tank and bayonet, only a little reprisal practtcc to keep more for Ireland than we have done me to further continue my candida in the East, related the fodlot g caThe Discredit. after powder and petrol-the polling - those "devoted men" in humour. perience:-"When a ture." got in Saunof the for other small nations But the discredit of the failure booth. It seemed mordent ironyHaying given a list of the voters dders St.," he said, "a dense growl world, but I stand for ths Governgathered rests not with the Crown forces, but asking fugitives and corpses for round me. in and hospital, Mr. one ea/led Savage continued: ment no less." doing DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. with their creators, with the men their suffrages. But 'he tyrants and 1 was then set The Wisconsin Senate's referred to "After making unavailing efforts to me by my name. who set such a force to such a work. ironists understood the dead. The a recent visit of President Hard- see you for almost half the day, I upon, kicked and knocked down. I MISS MERCIA SCOTT, It is -upon them that the full re- answer-from Donegal to Cork, from ing to New York to unveil the statue sailed upon the City Commissioner received several blows in 'the face, NEW NORCIA. Teacher of Latest Ballroom and sponsibility lies of setting in motion Dublin to the western seaboard-is of Simon Bolivar the Venezuelan se.eking protection for the voters, and was then asked was I a CathoFancy Dancing, beyond yord,q. the "It competition is a in crime, which is magnificent CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. pitriot, and predicted "that it will and the only satisfaction I got from lie. I said I was not, and they lias Resumed Tuition. the inevitable result of government gesture. We feel the soul of the not he necessary to wait a hundred him was that he had not sufficient tore open my collar and shirt to see by violence. whether it is practised Sovereign People." years until an American President men at his disposal, and that he had ii I wore scapulars. During all this Private Lessons by Appointment. in Belgium, in Poland, or in Ireland. will unveil with al' fiaainz ceremony, nothing to do with . the military time 'I was still being beaten. Then Private "Abbotsford,. Address: Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. And the, London Daily News is, and with the approval of the whole forces. I notice, however, that in someone who appeared to be a BY SPECi IIFOrEST. 11S Aberdeen -street, Perth. of course, quite ignorant of what is American people. a statue of Eamon the most peaceful streets in the con- Unionist agent, and wearing a tine MR. JACK DWYER officially going on in Ireland. Tel. A4787. badge, came over and asked It De Valera, the first President of the stituency any amount of police and Will Repeat his Hilarious does not even know what a reprisal Irish Republic." military could be found at any min- me was I sure I was not a Catholic. For Particulars Apply to the BROTHER DIRECTOR, is. But then it is not the largest I said again I was not. booute.th esiindieiss,eltfhea Then he the i:051EDY paper in the British Empire! That isB esubmingfficientoifildic Indira- gavegave me a limited amount of pro"THE SHOPLIFTER," "honour" is reserved for a Perth tion that the election has not been tection, and, followed by a large (W.A.) weakly sheet. crowd, I was put on board a tram a free one." at Illy car and got away. If I were a Vehicles Wrecked. wise T. L O'CONNOR, KING'S HALL, SUBIACO, Catholic, a believe I would have .11 In the division indicated, the dis- been killed. I do not 45 Cleaver -street, West Perth. say what Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Plpe MONDAY. JULY 11, at S p.m. play of Union Jacks was exception- penal to the other two voters hap who Organ, and Harmony. Terms on ally flambuoyant-women voters accompanied me. After I had been Just Prior to his Departure. application. Miss O'Connor is preeven appearing in dresses' of red. kicked, two police, with rifles, came pared to take pupils for the Pipe F. T. FLYNN. Organ. Tel. A2946. white and blue. ..The tolerance of on the scene, said it was a shame, lion. Secretary organising Committee. those people towards the small body and went away again." of Catholics living in their midst In Derry, was eloquently shown when some New Sinn Fein supporters attempted to St. John God, In Derry queues outside the poll fly a flag from a house in ComberSUBIA00. ing stations were regulated by mem. SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. street. An angry mob gathered hers of the B Class. Ulster Specials, Close to Subisco and Leederville Railway Stations. about the house, and threatened to wearing civilian dress and Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. wreck it if the emblem were not ie caps. and carrying rifles and R.I.C. bayoTERMS MODERATE. PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. moved. "Fortunately," says the nets. There was unusual military TO OPEN ALL For Apply Terms to DENOMINATIONS. Unionist Press, "before the storm and R.I.C. activity in the streets, 640 Rev. Mother. burst the emblem was removed." and fortified military posts at danThe Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at a meaning to the "inner" in DINNER An armoured car which rushed to ger vacated about a month Kalgoorlie. the scene was cheered by the crowd ago, points, were reoccupied: by armed soles it drove away. The Unionist diers behind barbed wire entangle candidates were here, as in the other ments, divisions, liberally supplied with The presence of armed "13" vehicles, including a fleet of splen- class Specials, both the Registered Tito, the Friendly Societies' Arts of Australasia). by the Churrli (Approved the Hierarchy of on duty at the didly equipped motor cars and polling booths and on in Showery The Best Ita Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE, streets, chars.a-banc, but the few Anti -Par- did not scent to act as the It Is essentially Irish and Catholic, and It tpeci.,ly Appeals to calhoites (males and. females),. denianding. their. titionists' cars, which flew no flags on anti -Partition voters: a deterrent To feel dry and comforta5le-4t completes the enjoySUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will be established In any Locality on receipt by the DISTRICT of emblems whatever, were wreckSECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS, sanctioned by the PRIEST of the DISTRICT, the ment of the outing. Even if it doesn't actually rain, names and ages of Intending members being fully set out In the requisition. ed when they made their appearthere's real satisfaction in knowing you are safe from 550 BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand; 7.0.600 members and £300,383 in Funds. FinanIn Tyrone-Fermanagh the polling ance. In the southern division the sudden downpours. You need that umbrella. cial help and Medical Assistance In rases of Sickness Guaranteed, 4 Anti -Partitionists were also subject- was brisk throughout, and matters We have them in the best makes from MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. ed to much intimidation. and in Passed off peacefully. 8/6, 10/6, 12/6 to 35/, LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLD PROPERTY. shows that some chased above instances The Professor District away J.. o'FAHRELL, Hiber Ian by orSecretary, 11511.Mn,'ray-street, Perth. Full Particulars on ANA t, anon to s Mercers, Nov St. bands as they approached McNeil, Mr. Walsh, and Arthur GrifALL MODERN REQUIREMENTS. OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. HISERNIAN HALL. theganised stations In many parts of the 5th Sinn Fein candidates. were Bros "Where the Good Hats Are." Saturday. Monday to Friday. RATES. Minimum south, Anti -Partitionists were oblig- elected in the constituencies which R p.m. to 11 p.m. 0 0 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. . 12 . t2 5 0 ed to carry, on without tally rooms, were comparatively quiet and peace 6 7 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . t2 15 0 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . is and supporters for the greater part ful.

and American advices, to hand the special correspondent of the New York Herald in Dublin received from Mr. Martin H. Glynn, the ex -Governor of New York and a

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dated June 17, states: "The Right Rev. Dr. Phelan, Bishop of Sale, has arrived in Rome. He will have an audience with the Holy Father to-

Archbishop Mannix The Holy House of Loretto In the Mediter- IRISH HIERARCHY'S ADDRESS

JOHN DYNON & CO. The China Hall, Dynon's Buildings 915-917 Hay Street Perth

morrow morning. ranean Bishop Pheland was in wire lees communicatian with Archbishop Mannfx.

(To Inc EdItOr of THE RECORD ) HIS RECENT TREATMENT The following is a copy of an ad extractir. ;robingT117, append herewith an of CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, E.P. dress presented to Archbishop Nan- tau jam in reference to the damage WARE, Etc. The June issue of "Aussie," the nix on behalf of the Irish Hierarchy caused by the recent fire to the Sanctuif you glad be Loretto. shall House of nun, the Pidgeon in charge of cabled news he left Australia-when QUEENSLAND. soldiers' paper, puts the following recentlyaddress:- Bishop Fogarty read the will GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET 'ill publish it in your valuable paper. He was one question: "Who is behind Senator was of such a garbled character that Sanatorium, Dublin. cue the of refutation as It contains a SETS, and /FRUIT SETS. The Silver Jubilee of the Ordina the thinking Australian did not of the most popular priests in Syd- Pearce in his attempt to standarise in"CBherilosvte.d and Venerated Brother trillion limit' by certain parties that the Holy House is not the house occupied our military forces, or rather, to tion of the Right Rev. Monsignor know how matters were going or ney.-R.I.P. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. groirieHynoort Nmaizraarceutiho,uastityd lility=.11Z what De Valera if wanted-declared It as looks Tom" y;se them? Byrne, V.G., was celebrated at Ips"We, the Cardinal, Archbishop, Cl'i! TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. Mr. Patrick James McMahon, a Senator Pearce was being urged by wich on the 21st ult with great en- that some day he would find out. ohuard Gchraecreisha- triloedn.eldrtotti%.N.:,atzt;a).reth to its present pealvery old resident of the State, re- Whitehall to remould our defence ed It has alwaysbar thusiasm. His Grace the Archbishop eadndthneishhooppes of giving your The Rev. Father Frank Hartigan, cently died at his residence, West - forces on the British model. It and clergy from all over Queensland mwelcome land. to your native saeliveire-d tam ts!e"ails'itigronwa rOadway, were present at the numerous func- brother of "John O'Brien," is not mead. McMahon's Point was nam- can't be done. Implements of war and of marking our appreciaticn of and that it had no foundation, but restMr. can be standardised, but not 'nen. yourflectedspiritual work, which has re- ed oil the bane ground, This tact is tions held in honour of the popular improving. He passed through Vass ed after his late brother. v established, as the following ixHe was the The whole attempt to create a uniV.G. A testimonial of close on £410 by the express recently on his way Michael McMahon. an additional glory on the ilmtract Indicates.to Queensland, to which warm cll lucky finder of the Bushman's Reef versal British army is an insane bit Church of St. Patrick. was presented to the Monsignor. RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION, The Holy House of Loretto. mate he has been ordered by his mein the Forbes district. It proved to of Prussianism. Australia should "With pride and pleasure we have -in connection with time damage be the best claim on the field, but, hang on to its individual ways as watched your triumphant vindica- caused by the flee to the Sanctuary of On the 19th Wt.. the foundation dical attendant. unfortunately, he sold his share in it their diggers hung on to their hats." tion of the citizens of your adopted Loretto, the Pope hits, appointed jai stone of the new church at Cannon DANIEL MULCAHY, Proprietor. 'ff E. GOSDEN, Manager. A grand Protestant three days' before it was properly developed. And, again. "Aussie" says: 'A great country in a struggle that has woa ocrtv.istiz, ill reporttthe extent of the Hill was laid by his Grace the Archbishop of Brisbane in the presence rally was held. under the auspices He returned to Sydney. and joined many people seem troubled lest the you world-wide fame. to be undertaken. The Contrepaire the remaining Customs Depaatment, Australian should assert his right of a large attendance. The new of the Protestant Federation of New "The Irish people are deeply mission visited Loretto and made a Church will be under the invocation South Wales, in the Masonic Hall, in the service for more than Se to that universal possession-a na- grateful for your splendid pronoun tionality. But it is natural that cements in favour of our national thenatureor of the Blessed Oliver Plunkett. Dur- Wagga, says the Daily Advertiser. Years, and retiring 20 years ago presentcondition.rT11: the poor fellow should love his rights; came to some highly interesting con ing the course of an address on the Rev. W. T. Touchell made an appeal .. Talking Machines Kinds Sale .. country better than, say, Wales or 011:A 011S with reference to the popular occasion, Archbishop Duhig referred for subscriptions towards a Pro the saneidentifies tradition which English Insults. That is what nationality His Lordship Dr. Dwyer, Bishop Jamaica. to the building activities of the CaIt is a normal htenan asmeans. "As you have always carefully inof Maitland( administered the Sae. I'Vlitly tT1 rauzsaeregcupirTdheb3:11:1; tholics of the Archdiocese during nboitt ihtta-erre.-,dntsof ee rament of Confirmation to 34 adults, piration, and is pardonable even in rsiiostt e these pronouncements the last seven years. In that peGramophones, playing fiat records, £2 2s. to £70. Edison Amits exterior outcomep tae 78 boys, and 138 girls on the 19th. a Sioux Indian or a South Sea Is. riod, said his Grace, we raised thirberolas, playing Cylinder Records. £16. Flat Records. double -sided, hinder. Why should the Austra- British people or of the British Em- nir Interior are not adorned in the June. teen new churches in Brisbane, and 3/6. We are landing a big lot for Christmas. Cylinder Records, prestine lian be the only human their being in but retails ,inasnpdireidt wsteildy es 3/6 each. rebuilt two-one at Red Hill and We stock all in the Edison Catalogue. EXIIIIIIISti011 of the brieks of whom it is supposed to be a Poison- bpsi,netheyolouvehao%fe jubesteince Midday on Wednesday one at Rosalie. The most formalMonthly lists and complete Catalogues posted to all who write Rev. Mother Stanislaus D'Arcy. ous vice?" were be a blessing for the Empire, as well 11.,,I.t(!hg c e Z7,7%435111 Pates for them. abre work in the way of building is Each Week is the Mother-General of the Presentation as for Ireland, if British politicians titie. It has always been brought tor in connection with St. Stephen's CaNeedles, Mainsprings, and all repair parts in stock. Nuns in the Lismore diocese, will could bring themselves.. your broad ward as a witness to the authenticity SOUTH AUSTRALIA. thedral extensions, which will cost All kinds of Talking Machines Repaired. celebrate her golden jubilee on July orr the Holy House that It stands on the and statesmanlike views on the all that Contributions, Reports, Etc. 26. was £25,000. These churches were Stanis'aus Rev. Mother ground without foundations. Irish question. taken "The Papal Commission has needed. That has been demonstrareceived and professed in the Preand Advertisements for the curHis Grace Archbishop Spence sent "They have chosen rather t: in- the opportunity of confirming the truth ted over and over again. These rent week's issue of THE sentation Convent. tucan, Dublin, a donation of £10 108 to Self and pursue you with petty of this traditional evrence by a pee churches are all filled twice or three by his Eminence the late Cardinal Determination for Ireland the RECORD may be taken. League, tyranny unworthy of the rulers of a rgralsnsIVIrgal to considerl thre theshe sailed for AusSunday Moran. In 1886, ,times on mornings, and Adelaide. great Empire. novation of the pavement of the holy tralia and missionary work, accomthere does not seem to be any dimi"You were captured like a ctimin- chapel with a view to PXAMilling the nution whatsoever in the attendan- testant Home, so badly needed. The panied by Rev. Mothers Berchman3 nature -soil, and the posenthusiasm al of on the the A particularly beautiful high audience gold chalseas then Barnewall and Ignatius Barnewalt and rigorously sibilitiesof ofthe a under at the churches already in exist- seemed to tower pavement exist4 ces from visiting your aged lug. After tre- and six novices. The party arrived ice, manufactured by an Adelaide Y. This was duly carried out, and 10 Central Arcade ence. That year when we started mendous melt opening against the west wall mother au made firm of manufacturing and appeals jewellers, has the by the speaker land 111 in Sydney on July 26. and staved of your birth. building we had 12 priests in the city f 51 traets.thaantd Catholics alone, but we be - L7e: Znsl'ablishgnlar ten days with the sisters. of Charity. been supplied for presentation to his of Brisbane: to-day we have 35. We was collected. commem- lieve fair-minded men of every no foundation existed, and that spot tie Potts Point, as there was a flood on Grace the Archbishop, invisit had then 17 Masses on Sundays. "Personally, I resent the insults the to the shade of religious and political Holy House stands. as has always been Richmond. The Lismore Con- oration of his ad limina now we have 50. To put it in an- hurled LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. thought. resent this gross indignity entered. on the aTOutid. The Commis at men the with Catholic design of or The Vatican. other way, where, seven years ago. Irish names by a gang of discredited vent was opened on the Feast of the is based upon a style popularchalice zt,i,tigr about to an illustrious Archbishop, whose t,101;h:sias4:1444 Assumption. August 15. 1886, a modwe had 17 congregations on Sunday politicians," & Mr. R. E. O'Hal- est wooden building on half an ac-re the 15th. century. It has a conical only crime has been an unflinching lure of the Bishop of Loretto, Gaetano mornings, we have 50 at the pre- loran, al.L.A.,said Falconf, architect or the Basilica; the when speaking at the of land. THE MURRAY-STREET MUSIC SELLERS, A school for boys and bowl, with hexagonal feet. and sur- exposition pf truth. sent time. This is very encourag- blessing of additions Priest -Guardian of the Holy House, and is the top, which of hamrounding girls was at once opened, and for Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. A Protest. others, as well as those of the Com-ing ats a time when we hear from Church, on a recent Sunday. the three years the attendance mered gold, are' the words engraved NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET (near Beans). other religious bodies that there is "I cannotBondi, "We have patiently for mrtielli, thar'ileweginr41,1e=izeiz understand how men sup- did next not reach 80; to-day, there are in Old English tpye, "Hie eat enim months in the waited a deplorable falling off in church posed to be fitted to make the laws Correct Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. hope that the or the Holy House British .Walls must be kept Calls Sanguiqis" ("For this is the attendance. II wish the daily Press of the country can. with such ap- 700 girls under the Presentation chalice NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. of My blood"). Around the Government would recognise the as free as possible from ornamental original would distinguish between us and parent readiness, sink to the depths Nuns, and the boys are under the base appear the words, "Ex donis folly, as well as the impropriety, of encumbrances, Write for Free Catalogue. that may HU' notbe simplicity of thea°House the bodies which are complaining. of sectarianism. I am of the opin- Marist Brothers. obscured. Adelaidensis, its action. Archdiocesis BEST Pidelium. STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. We are not complaining at all, be. ion that one of the drawbacks of The origin of the fire still remains a "We have been disappointed, and et Rev. mo Roberto Guilelmo VICTORIA. cause our churches are filled, and proportional representation is that ejusdem Ar- we hereby renew our indignant pro - ben elAinseciatachriel 7sTrloi?ditriirrT Archiepiscopo, Spence, filled not with the very old and the it encourages a certain class of men Februarii, 1921" The test against the treatment to which manner on the sacred image of the The net return from the resent St. chdiocesis, 22, gift the either to try and enter, or keep Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. very young, but filled with Blessed Virgin. Such was the intensity of the faithful of you have been subjected. chalice is the young manhood and the young wo- themselves in Parliament by pan- Patrick's Day celebration in Mel- the Archdiocese of Adelaide, and is "You have had already won the ciliz., heat thattttasseatiLirermizudit "The Famous "Salves Corner." From manhood of the Catholic commun- dering to religious prejudices." Men bourne wad £1,195.15s 10d. paternal sympathy of our Holy it has been £1 so far to ilr4 iti the Exhibition ity. My great difficulty has been to who were prepared to arouse the the fete held at Father, and we hope will be the as. explanation Impossible for the occurrence, which THE PLACE TO GO FOR keep up to the demands upon my passions of their fellows, he continu- grounds, the gate receipts were surance that you will bring back, has defied the investigations of the TASMANIA. strength and upon my time. It is ed. and divide the people into two £1,185 16s 9d, and the sale of refreshwith you to Australia in increased rionige; has been temporarily The,tiit FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, SILK and FASHION impossible for ate almost to get a camps for the paltry purposes of ments returned £350 Is. The nameasure the admiration and love of a copy or tile lost original-the SHIRTS, BOX, TIES, ETC. --P same Sunday in -my own Cathedral. I political gain, were obviously of tional concert receipts totalled £294 that your countrymen was used to substitute the throughout former the' . Devonport Catholics marked when. in tile eighteenth century It was am called here and there for cere- shallow intellect, and incapable of a Os 3d. The fete expenses amounted theThe EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL 58th anniversary of the ordina- world, and especially your Episcopal and taken to Paris by the monies such as this, and for the worthy appeal to any class of pea- to £701 5s Id, and the concert ex- tion of the Venerable Archdeacon brothers in Ireland, who have long stolen COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. Previte' invade,. The Holy Father has penses £71 Is 6d. A record Vas opening of new churches and schools. pie. Unfortunately, with the larg- been established in the amount ob Beechinor to the priesthood in a fit- known and appreciated your promised the gift of a new statue to , replace the old What is the cause of all this? Many er electorates they were encouraged tamable from the fete. one." worth." reting and enthusiastic manner DON'T FORGET THE people will say, "It is a wonderful to appeal exclusively on sectarian, Yours etc., The gathering, at which cently. ADDRESS organisation; there are the Jesuits ism, hoping thus to secure at least P. A. GUGER1, ZELATORE. etc. ZAM-RUK NIGHT AND MORNING There passed away peacefully at the Archdeacon was felicitated, was behind it," There are some who a quota in the large areas. Guildford, W.A., 5/7/'21. BROUGHT WONDERFUL HEALING: St. Vincent's Hospital, or, 13th. inst., presided over by the Rev. Father T. CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. . will say there is German money bethe who presented J. O'Donnell, Maria Croker, esteemed Any are likely to meet with hind it. I will tell you what there Right Rev. Monsignor Mahony, Miss Girls'. Club for 18 years. Archdeacon with a stole and a sil- a mishap or find an Irritable spot or Federal-State Taxation Returns. It is the true Faith V.G., was a passenger by the Niag- of Cathedral is behind it. was beloved by all with whom ver -mounted umbrella, on behalf of tzTerarncpayonzoxv.parivo, serious ir,0,:iezThe public are informed that the which has come down to us from ara from New Zealand, which has She came in contact, and left the im- the Devonport people, and made apply zam-Bilk without delay. Sooth final dates for lodging these returns Apostolic times-a Faith that N been quarantined for over a fort- she press of her sterling character on mention of the fact that appropriate lug, yet powerfully antisceptle, YAM- are as follows:-Land tax, 31st. Aug.to rharvellous; indeed, that Faith night at North Head. Monsignor the many The only sate treatment is ust; income girls who passed through greetings had been received from quences. tax form HA (which which has inspired the splendid sac- Mahony is on a short holiday visit the club during to the root of skin isthe years that she Archbishop Delany and the Coadju- Bak penetrates salaries, divirifices that have built our churches to Sydney tor-Archbishop (the Most Rev. Dr. germs,ease. It killsandtne faithfully performed her duties. Her a s lends,covers interestanwdag. all income other going. and kept our institutions The Venerable Archdea- In the shortest possible time. moments were soothed by the Barry). than trading and professional), 31st. The death was reported recently last We are not looking for Re-union. I "Through the CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. breaking of a varicose kindly Sisters and nurses at St. Vin- con has not only a life of long ser, Form H (intended for cages hope it will come: but there never of Sister Mary Bernard (Sheely) at cent's, and frequent visits from Ca- vice to the divine priesthood. but Vein," writes Mrs. S. A. Holt, fil Union- Jule; st. Newtown. sytiney, ei had a very where trading or professional Note the Address: in PIER can be Re -union of the Churches the Convent of Mercy, Bathurst. Sis- thedral clergy. one of truly devoted labour for Ca- bad painful ulcerated tea, which cell,- come is included), 31st. August. Pen. ter Mary Bernard was a native of with one Church left out. c tholics and their holy faith. Those pled Ina for a conusildzabretimgin Otherz shies for failure to furnish returns 'Phone, A1308, Private '('hone, A2938. Limerick, and came to Australia There are 103 branches of the, who know of his inner life are aware heal:ng power, by these dates range up to £100. During his visit to Ipswich, Arch- about the year 1868 to join the Sis- Self-Determination for Ireland Lea- of the fact that. it has been one of it".txuPkern7scrha!)aer"iinutitiat se I got a supply and began to use it. Both forms instructions are bishop Duhig, in addition to ad- ters of Mercy, who had founded gue in Victoria, and several others sacrifice and unostentatious charity, Night and morning, attar bathing the available at and all post offices. Land their Bathurst ART & BOOK DEPOT Convent from Cork a about to be formed. rho ministering the Sacrament of ConDr. Gerald and, further, one of ardent dove for iviiiirsinhewr.taiarisirinreannii-ii tax form A must not be applied for 584 HAY -STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (Opposite King Ed firmation to a number of candidates couple of years earlier. Practically Baldwin opened one at Clifton Hill his native land, which is suffering so rarnPi!ewiditi..h soothing In its action and It soon 133, persons who have lodged land ward Hostel) MISS M. J. MCDERMOTT, Proprietress. Tel. Ais55. presided at a consecration of Child- all her life was spent in Bathurst.- recently. much. The Archdeacon springs cleansed the ulcers or all bad tuatter tax returns for previous years. Form Pure Wax Candies, 65 per cent. pure Beeswax, In conformity with of R.I.P. ren of Mary and a reception from a family noted for longevity. and all inflarrurtiporn. Fut;their, dress- GA must be asked for by State taxe o Church requirements; Tapers, Wicks Sanctuary Oil, Charcoal, Insense. Knights of the Blessed Sacrament. The When I.ow issued his "Billy Book" His illustrious uncle, the late Arch- ge:4111 sir, -for theyw 7nrcruacned. more won - payers where previous'returns have Holy Oil Stocks, Missal Markers, Priests' New Ritual, Pictures Speoccurred on Friday, he certainly produced something bishop Murphy, of Hobart, had the healing, and quickly restored cialty. Stations of the CrosS, Acts of Consecration to the Sacred a Heart; There were 28 recipients of the blue May 6, death niy leg been made and sales or purchases Irish 'torn and Mother of Pearl Rosaries; Silver Children of Mary Medals; ribbon, and 39 recipients of the O'Reilly,of atthe Rev. Father Daniel which was both clever and amus- distinction of being at one time the to sound healthy condition. have since taken place. Taxpayers Pictures of Bishops' Conference; Photos. of Dr. Mannix; Books by late Gibbonstown, Ireland, ing, says Nulls Nulla in the Advo- youngest Bishop in the Church. and '41 have also used Zam-Bilk for sore Prior to the conse- at the ribbon.green Canon Sheehan and Father Benson. Good supply of Irish Music and Readage of 59 years. The late cate. There was nothing, however, later the distinction of being the at are asked to cut out and retain this ing matter by Fr. Lasance, Sir James Butler, and Francis cration and reception, his Grace least symptoms of soreness a little paragraph. Thompson. O'Reilly -was for many years in the "Billy Book" more amusing oldest Bishop, his demise coming the Agent for Catholic Directory, 152i, Record, Sacred Heart Messenger, of the balm rubbed In outwardly dlspreached an eloquent sermon, choos- Father Lady's Annals, St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Press, Advocate, St. Our on the Sydney mission. He ass 'els Anthe Inflammation and Irritation In thy born than ing, as his text: "Remember the efforts of Australia's Prime about when he was 92 years of age. aI vgnind.enrufitii.1 manner." thony's Annals, Ave Maria, Benziger's Magazine. Irish, American, and at Drumgora, Virginia, and Minister to advertise himself as a The Archdeacon will, it is hoped, English Literature Stocked. Creator in the days of thy youth." was ordained circulating Library. St. Patrick's Badges, THE PALACE HOTEL wonderful herbal healat Large All Hallows Assortment. College. tt was, throughout, an earnest ap- Dublin, on June 24, 1885, at the age Great Personage on tour. We are be spared to celebrate his diamond er, is indispensable alike for eczema. St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. POlsoned sores and ulcers, and also for told that he bowled a few "googlies" jubilee in two years' time. peal to the Catnolic youth assemThe Is situated In a most ring -worm _Ails, rashes, abscesses, charmingPALACE 23 years. The first years of his to the astonishment and delight of Close to Banks and bled before him to lead good, vir- of cuts. burns, scalds, sore hands, piles, Commercialposition. Houses, and Theatres, and sacred ministry were spent at Bal. the audience. tuous lives, and was full of kindly main. Then he went to the .heionatisni. etc. All chemists and is largely patronised by the prim ipai The news of the death of Mr. PatIn the parish of Pambuls, lor,,, Farmers and assistance of a donkey driver, and Graziers advice as to what means they to which he in the State. & was subsequently ap- after this astounding act of condes- rick Breen, which occurred on June s MODERATE TARIFF. should adopt to do so. J. T. &MOWERY Proprietor. pointed by Cardinal Moran, he had cension he visited the village church 13, was received with regret by the Insurance Company, Limited. residents of Karoola. He was well Telephone A t 4 4 F. to travel over GLENORAN distances of 15 and 20 NO. 10 and where he once sang. This known and respected thrioughout The Hon. T. J. Ryan, M.H.R., ex SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK -STREET, PERTH, to reach his outlying chur- is thechoir of stuff that is serval the district. Premier of Queensland, arrived in miles SCOTLAND'S BEST. He had attained the and for such long journeys a out bykind FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, J. SPIGL the daily papers about a age of 76.-R.I.P. Brisbane last Tuesday evening, and ches; PURE MALT WHISKY. spirited steed was necessary. On man who is really misrepresent': As supplied under Contract to the Tobacconist, Perth, will,be pleased II and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST was met at the Central Station by one e V.A. Hospitals and Government Medical you would call fon your requirements these occasions, however, the democracy of Australia in the a number of friends (says the Ca- someof20 years CURRENT RATES Also Railway Inning Cars and save money. Shaving 44., HaircutE MIDWOOD, Manager. The mission conducted by Father 'apartment. ago, his horse became councils of the Empire. nO the Leading Hotels tholic Advocate). Mr. Ryan is not frightened, and and Clubs ting ed. Orders sent to any part of O'Donnell, at Devenport, was a t broughout the State. leapt over an emW.A. by V.P. Post. cast down by his recent reverse in bankment. No remittance pronounced success. In spite of InO'Reilly was Solo Agent needed. Cheapest in Perth. Razors Among the first celebrations ip the action against the Hobart Mer- pinned to theFather et; Watches, Pipes, or any other arby his horse, honour of Dean Hegatty's saceil clement weather, there was always PHIL COYLE cury, and contemplates testing the and in trying ground t cies Repaired with guarantee. to extricate himself dotal jubilee was a dinner and pri- a fine congregation. The attendmatter before a higher tribunal. his spine was injured, affected vate entertainment at the Convent ance at the morning Masses was Some of his political and personal him for the rest of his which The mission was life. He was of the Sacred Heart, Burke -road, also excellent. friends have already subscribed under medical treatment for some East Malvern, on Tuesday, 21st. continued each night for a week. close on a thousand pounds to deFather O'Donnell, who preached on Past and present pupils fray his legal expenses, and it is ex- time, and eventually was able to ult. on the regular duties and obli- united with the nuns in the pre- the "Eternal Truths and the Docpected that the £5,000 desired will carry trines of the Church," was listened of his sacred calling; but for sentation of an address, and a handsoon be raised. Some remarkable gations prior to his departure somely carved prie-dieu, as a token to with rapt attention. Many noostatements concerning the conduct four years Catholics attended. Father O'DonAustralia for Ireland he could of gratitude to the Dean, whose "A report from the Ministry of Health, London, furnishes a and competence of the jury have "from Confessions. After the kindness as chaplain during the nell spoke on the position and pregrave warning, applicable to the world, of the possibility of been made by Mr. John Wren, who only sit for rogatives of the Blessed -Mother of his parishioners presented first years of the foundation of the God. further has contributed £500 to the Ryan accident, epidemics similar to those of 1918-19 which were He made special reference to when a Later, him with carriage. to memory convent a treasured is Defence Fund. Reading between responsible for more deaths than the whole War ! Lourdes, which great shrine he had was transferred to Sydney, he or- the religious and their pupils. the lines, as it were, it would seem he visited recently. The closing ser. that the gift be- sold, and the that Mr. Ryan, who was the only dered Be prepared, build up your system to withFather O'amongst the The Rev. Mother -General of the mon was on 'Loyalty. Premier in Australasia to take a proceeds distributed stand colds, chills and similar winter epidemics. 1913 he was ordered home Order, who is making her first Donnell took as his text, "Render to poor. In stand against Conscription, has been for a change. Caesar the things that are Caesar's Sc. visit to welHe returned was to Australia, made the victim of the old bitter. Peter's, Surrey Hansa within the comed at Genaezanci Convent, Kew, and to God the things that are ness directed against all prominent Two years later he was. ob- recently, and Australian greetings God's." He urged above all things anti-soolers. The old hate was skil- year. loyalty to Christ, the King of to relinquish his duties owing were conveyed to her in a pictures. 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as ii of a little child, and beautiful, aready broken by the low, soft voice in obts the light of heaven were as, Agnes, St: of the Mary up lifted Sister fr,1 THE PRAYER. of her dying gleaming on it. She dience to the wishes over over crucifix, which all this time she and repeated she ask patient, clenched A SIMPLE COURSE OF Dear Lord. I du not give me high simple, and yet had kept tightly in her CATHOLIC TEACHING. ..AelftertalgWelIfgA again that short and prayer, which hand, and by a little movement, as That Thou shuuldst comprehensive most press work of Thine. sonic wonTHE OPTICIAN to lose its monotony by the it seemed, of tender gratitude, or is seemed calling Superioress The noble Some and tine- ed it to her bosom. The oldest Bible in the world ever-renewed earnestness drous task: time once more read the recommendation the Codex Vaticanus, which is in MEANS hold in iu with which it was each tion is' It Rome. when at and, Give nu: a little hand to Library sorry of the Vatican for the departing soul, repeated--0, my God, I am is over fifteen -so and mine. Greek, entreaty in because last' written Thee, that St. offended to of she came that 1 have I have before writings. lie was the friend old. 5 beautiful at all times, so especially hundred years Thou art so good!" THE NEW STENOGRAPHER. Thomas Aquinas, who asked him Give inc a little child to point the writing a photograph of o. B. O. A . started up, touching at that moment, when all me as 1 ampages, Gabrielle he drew his great way Suddenly whence every letter she and day one its that witness- one of to path -which almost London Cityof were sweet glance the pointing of they by if Freeman have a new stenographer; searching as exstrange wild, the a felt replied the sent Over °tit, showing learning. He lily Cecilia Mary Caddell./ heart wither ing its realisation in the person of stands clearly came to work to-day; the Gra- his crucifix. At another time St. Winif ride's used leads to Thee: madeaway The Highest Qualifications in to to her cellence of the ink and ccllum X. "Open the teach while to CHAPTER -around Gabriellefear ecstacy voice in very dying him for fourth She told me that she wrote little the a monk of the Give me Thomas found he State. (By Exam.London) back the gates of paradise," she unclosed by that pious the ham system; fife of St. Francis. and pray; agony room; then putting her hair folding careful way he to- century, and a minute seem - limiting the "Let Gabrielle was dying. Heronly eyes Thy us leave a saint to her eyes, and looked wistfully Two hundred words a ffrom her brow and eves, and his motto was Give me two shining evening, Evidently exclaimed, it. that wrote like Olay begun had said, said, the e she sh to her, her mistress. They received upon her bosom, wards face to see. but the best," and though that she wrjtc of a saint." . What few minutes after Winifride's de- her hands so strange and guttural, was the is it?" asked the latter, "nothinghave meant years of labour And word for word at in the ROYAL ARCADE -room. Hap- in a voice doctor's cap together. St.HeLouis, and The only crown I ask, dear Lord, to parture for the class she might catch the :t mast human-that never missed 'em. sounded of hardly stooping, it a whole lifeadviser confesto that and both guest letter been a had -sometimes it took book opposite Town Hail pily she knew the I here! 'Isabella, is St. he never I gave her some dictation, wear of answer. -he day "Mother, the director to copy out a a little sion and communion only the PERTH. . Mother! it is only to say 'good. time II may teach AZ298. Now pray, to a man, age of thirtycome. the -that written is At would this It Phone Is he at sister. task. that his morning, at king's how very flagged was before, and that soul, she gasped, with difficulty. And this, as I remember it, child. -down to about he was made general of his had, pray, with all your heart andmatch letters had five ever request, capital in you. earnest own reward should . her I od ran: si,-ciouw--3G... I will the letter were but fear books IGaomd all never I do not ask that the and century with Order; and only escaped ofanother ninth interview the besides, another York, are goingbless stand and dignity, the archbishopric or Father, who was the director of him set." is Written in capita's--and there Gre"Dear Sir: I have your favour, St. Agnes whisper- eee peace, my child, in peace, full Among the wise, the worthy, by dint of tears and entreaties. no divisions between the different What passed be- Sister Maryto ofbring so conscience. her mistress, in reply would state, Superioress her Cardinal the him great; replied chapinto not?" the Clara it of gory X. appointed ed to nor any divisions SYDNEY. sat I only ask that softly, hand in tween them in that lastherhalf-hour bid an- of joy over the coming gladness of words, That I accept the offer in yours We would find it Archbishop of Albano, and he and dying and first mistress, and toring MIL OK the poor soul she had so long prayed ters and verses. which he spent beside recent date. hand, to read a book now if all 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, un- at that Pontiff's right-hand, other of the religious tears hard that Thy very but 'at knows; however, felt enter only she God state, that to may bed, I over, BOURNE. wish earnestly I one another, but A child and and then, more for and watched spoke first at the Council of Lyons. have the words ran into in the old man's eyes, as he agony;ever, she recommenced there, PUBLICATIONS. were her and der no condition over to then RECENT won used could. so eloquence gate. she are and if as we piety free His the than Prices Include this is because sought the first mistress in Can a afford to think of your ln a few minutes more, intoned a magnificat of praise and seeing the words separate. The The Undermentioned the Greeks to Catholic union, and lance proposition. by W. Devine. outer room, and said, in answer to prayer. THE ROSARY. -"in peace." -all for- people who lived long ago were able TheWith Story of a Battalion, the then his strength failed. He died both the Superioress and Sister and maps gratitude drawings inquiry of numerous look and the peace her I shall begin to-morrow to turn in any that Yes, Mother, while the Council was sitting, I Mary of St. AllSial enteroti to read their books without by .Bari Lindsay, 6/2. loveliest song is a issong she is going now. peace yes; -all matter out; The bis"Yes, did near Studies forgotten live assembled woman all the you by hymn dying and If Monarchism. a the given buried was difficulty. Benedictine room, but music great her with By Rt. stayed with Rule. have and could I gasping, Life eyes The copy will be ready by August hops, A.D. 1274. is all melody and be Benedictine which wish library you may not seem to notice them. Her upon and joy," she repeated, Res. C. Butler, Abbot of 10th about: word. Once spy big public to Mary: the famous canto to the last." were fixed with a terrific glare those difficulty, between everycrucifix, hold - able to see what the Codex Vatican Abbey, 25/-. mistress the Story nut?" and you Life can Material of this nature should not begins: The "And to of Aro. invisible del too for Pope Pius IX. had ex- S t. Joan WHAT IS THE MASS? more she lifted up her By Rev. D. her us is like, "I gm afraid some object, be rushed unduly. Vergine e Madro, figlia of the Maid of Orleans. 13/10. asked. anxiously. her, but visible enough, as Ingit convulsively in both cellent facsimile copies made for she around Illustrated, O'Dowd, 8/9 Si. tosacriLynch, struggle Figlio, unbloody terrible near "the a in is Thanking you for your favour, I am have %eswill Mass she The Rev. W. B. to her corporal hands. while she murmured,favourite chief libraries in Europe. Preaching. ofBy Help. Blood of By Marie St. S. Termino tisso del Alto Consiglio, wards the end, and I dread it more it seemed, even yours very truly." fice of the Body and ion at the loot of the bed; and her lv inaudible tones. herI am of is a little treaty on theology worthy Another very old Bible is the Co- Mountains Ellerker, O.S.D., By4/2. sorry, Christ." In the Mass the Blood gray shadow ejaculation of "My God. is an- than I can tell you." Jarrett, 0.P., the with Bede which LibThere upon Imperial the Temples. shorthand face, in in himself. iving L down he Sinaitictis Blood it She took of Aquinas "No, no; do not say that," our Lord -His real and true 8 Thou art so good." She rtex at Petrograd. Qt was originalwhich it were of death was now falling palpably, boys on apparent ease and grace, in a -the same that He shed on Calvary other, in fewer words,Dante, Out to Win. Straight talks toRev. answered promptly. "God surely in perspiration. stopped as if something had mid. rary because bathed St. Catherine literally of all to was back Monastery me in the call real compare is whom ly to She didn't priest. It unjust ewced j. B. never forsake a soul for By -is offered byisthe iptetod h tth:oentwvayy, stI,mea/nr.°d" though he was by will has Jesus! Mary!" where a German Sinai. Mary! Mount but And inspired on J. Finn, flurry: already. :Jesus! Francis sacrifice; Dante, much By real a so it done the Danger. and which He a girt blood, scholar named Tischendorf saw it in Facing manner. love and tenderness than was, after for aught that I can see to the whispered Sister Mary of St. Anselm. head forward uponkiss Thought I, "At last, I have S.J. 6/9. unbloody an in and offered pillow. is it the Sacraments, The He place." dying back Mesa, century. the then lay knew greater, Sormens on the middle of the last worth keeping round the By Thomas end may be one es- sprinkling holy water over the The first Mass was celebrated by earth never it and the Saoramentals. author of the contrary,ofherpeace. tY dweaasrtohylevr !so Nevertheless. I woman. was allowed by the monks to take he Then said. "Now write it out, you our Lord in the Upper Chamber the all, human, while the Flynn, C.C., 14/2.Children's PI sorrow, ail wonderful chant pecially could so that murmured the Europe more to with Australian right," and him changed is with The He remained "That needn't hurry." shorter have -died. He Prayer her before its wish simplest begun night The miss had Book. now and We and it, of r. -Gabrielle Prayer tackled praying, edition Spirit. on gone an she go out LamHoly and right; bring the at is Beautifully typrewriter was "that might The latter, publlseed. we her; but I am expected Book ever with bread and wine into Hissbody full -page Illusrich content because to and see if I do not match Him new life at the feet of Jesus. they never saw it again. The writand then she struck a key. illustrated.including20 the blood, and offered them to his Hea- beauty and of it too beth. 'where I have a sick call mass. Card like that of the Codex trations. very is ing And after thirty minutes this is venly Father. There was no visible. know it too well and think and alas, a person much worse off than she yet." Cover, with picture on front. CHAPTER XI it so often, Comwhat she handed me: Vaticanus. and Tischenderf thought The nuns exchanged glances of tangible shedding of blood on that little. We say that we are tome is, for she will have all your in that it was the older of the two. for her, to say no- anxiety and fear, and the Superiorpraying Maude had not been a week btie) in occasion, although it was His real so thoughtlessly, and munity value. its Feever to agreed the he have t generally I of & WATERS What blind and colour-blind "Deer sie BRYANT Scholars are pretty long and earnest ess at once began the prayers the convent before she began and true Blood He offered. the familiar thing of her ownthis -ST., PERTH, 8. to 90andSTIRLING a Pile I sit, in saying nowadays, however, from hour." agonising, to which the others re- wonder, and, if the truth must in the Upper Chamber. It is the Ave Maria; did for der, have MERCHANTS. you Christ first COAL the preparation as was that Offer WOOD the which writing, And I accept voice. little Hail Mary a comparison of the told to feel a little disappointed the priest does in the Mass. On CalOrders Promptly attendeda To. to leave the room, sponded in a low Like we learned to about was older. second, He that the of the all is reasoned it: His or half-hour during Vaticanus prayer. long shed a the Allit88. came having, Tel. to add Then also at not That under vary. Christ actually The say. Take it up, sentence by sen- but turned back suddenly which, it time,thecaught a glimpse even, of any the Vaticanus, it belongs to the I wish to see, however, blood in a sensible manner. you will be silent watching, during -"Of course, some of her any condition tence. and go over it thoughtfully fourth century. was evident, that a fearful strugg7e poor children for whose es Mass repeats Calvary; it is the same day: lunch all Free what a by of realise pray the Coto to is S. BEECROFT Think try to her to with and Bible for I once, Can The third oldest was going on in the soul of Oa pedal sakes she had come hither yet sacrifice as that of the Cross; the just for and how all the economy and the more of you the better." BUTCHER, the British preposishum. What was its exact na-of her life. Knowing as or dex Alexandrinus, in the difference is one of manner-bloody it means nod- bridle. turn dedicate there. Anslem 151 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. To, St. germ of its written tomorrow Mary in has was Sister It be Law order, shall New I the Museum. London. of course, could pre- nothing of the rules of the Prime Fresh killed meat Sold. on Calvary: unbloody in the Mass. of an Ave Veda ded assent, and then returned to tore no one,but heard lines in the fifth century in Alexandria. Only have mother out, may wise 1341. You 'Phone those most to seemed and it tell; distinct 10 of the be- Cyril Lucai, Patriarch of Constantithe infirmary. The poor womana cisely The cap will be red and will cost sang in 'Italian or Latin by a good OH, SORROWING ONE! beside her that the devil. seeing en- of demarcationwhich it draws '' nople. gave it to King Charles I. of dollars about. the re.i. singer, and if you did you will have looked up to her, and said in ery other means had failel. was en- tweets the penitents and guides ANDERSON & Son beauty: its in England in 1621. by voice quiet The writing is Thos. irresistibly Material of this nation should not moved their Ss,despair Blessbe her to the to force Cross to are the of who deavouring s now: Family Grocers and Provision foot the meshappy At its in quite am is I it had somewhat different from that of the chants. of "Mother. -rd., beauty rust N. Dooley she by real the Fitzgerald-st. and Raglan torn offences: her of reformation, heart enumeration of with the by am stood task would tie Families ed Mother of we ought to but the Father said you A1794. what is vague beginning 'Phone, that a and the Thinking you have the Feever, I and Perth. sage: with N. her two, other for every now and then she would come to the convent Coikitry Orders Atthe fingers of anguish. Above ed on dally. realise every time we re- stay here and pray by me." in saute new paragraphs is marked by very waited Yours very Trudy." to strive would, Preher exclaim to former of silence feet the and awful the break that tended iea other, be mixed up in the large capital letters. the nailed hands "Yes, certainly, my dear child," peat it. Grasp once what.a Hail way or cious One-her Oats. Son -dropped and then you will be said the good Mother, kneeling passionatelyNote.-She wasn't one of Aunt indeed you. Their blood upon her white banns Mary means: Next comes the Codex Ephraem, "Yes! yes! I did that. I know. dailyduties of the latter, notbut as prayer the any what of there idea "Is some HARRY, McCARTHY Bessy's nieces: I hasten to tellfor have once. at to and abledown to century, er a and her dear head, as she clung EAtablished Yes, and that also: but I have con- as equals or companions, of domes written in the fifth Motor Car Painting. so that there is no opening in particular that you would like feared it all, and it has been for- somewhat in the position they were Rosary means. 106 PIER -STREET. Pracnow in the National Library at en years. the awful Cross to which uncontroversy I. and say?" phototo with a me me again working tical Coach Painter I have before ago." long servants, Paris. of given tic act transfixed. Looking upwards the is it the of "Yes, Mother; closed eyes its pages, and a very "Jesus! Mary! Jesus! Mary!" der the superintendence and again, she saw those WORDS OF WISDOM. the graph of one of looking thing it is. contrition I want you to repeat for whispered aeons PETERS 6 her mistress, bending low nuns in the domestic affairs of extraordinary BENDON that looked upon her so inoften THE J. J.STORES, me." little appear on it the off writings wiping angels, and noose. as hear, distinct tenderness might Two made that she of love and SHOE Were we as eloquent Sister Mary of St. Anselm these things, -one, all in capitals, and the other some Nazareth home; eyes that were to literally FREMANTLE. now revolving was that was -STREET, sweat HIGH began 130 the and SCULPTORS we should please some men, much cross, and had the sign of the writing, with suns, and MONUMENTAL 'Phone 14425. pouring in showers down her con- one day, in her own mind,her timid- in cursive or ordinary beginning her brighter than noonday women, and some children of the -in a low, steady voice the usual the features. half resolved to conquer at TEL. A1101 only terror-stricken put and vulsed capitals she saw them blinded with Gabrielle but mote' by listening than by talking. on inquiry act of contrition, writing looks labouring Precious Blood flowing from His HOTEL my poor child," she con. ity, and to make some novice, saySUBIACO The Missioners, whether the at sentences. The older to Rokeby ou her hand and stopped her, Emu Meer Jesus the subject, when the North thorn-cfrowned head, and icovered, attempt had been made be Road, Subtaro. tinued. "do not he afraid. among the snowy ices ofmarshes be plat- as if an Head Office and to initGood Accommod,ation mothe might Tap. All will page of chanced on the and she Always death. you, that of side with so it, film one are the Mary erase whose with the long Walter Wing, not or in the fever.stricken Visitors. Mother, "Nb, recreation, And Country shot of for heart can hour writing. Show Yard ed during the used for the later not desert you. And no one the tropics, always have obtained ther love of her weeping eyes, her The Proprietor. say the short one that we learned near." the trouble by saying is really what took place. known saved courage in their solicitude and lone- forth from her agonised And, Mother, please harm you while they are in the retreat. WEST SUBIACO . Thisheris recreation-day for the this her is what is turned Ephraem creature I have poor for The Codex Son lay dead upon a felon's gibbet, slow, very very, fine, is it to say saglad it and the word WEST & GARRETT say a moment on the nun children, and I ambeso able torn and broken, and bruised, a PLUMBERS. Before the image of their Saviour to go out as a "palimpsest," Three minutes to say it after you, and I cannot ban eyes for Greek WINDMILL EXPERTS, Engines. were stren- rifice of love for man. The memory because they will palimpsest comes from a again." "Yes, Mother. I know," she whisperdying on the Cross theywork Our Specialities: Pumping walk west of quick on account of my it Tanks, -crowned all that flax "scraped praying garden." on means innocent go the which "but great little into word of His Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, ed hoarsely, gthened for the Station Maude. in breathing." was ..repeated heart vellum her well. Pumps. centuries children!" is here as he early Bores, and The 'he' began the for In same, Anselm PERTH. the St. filled their days. -Father O'Rourke, head, as it lay against of them, Mary -STREET, Sister hide was swept you 10 LAKE result I where The childhood, me Mother, of me, tell dear. days for Do and sweet fear the as she thought, But never S.J. one of them scarcewhen a person wanted to copy Manufacturers again very slowly, her once know I shall match him vet" eyes for I have not Iseen her soul, and Mary the Mother of Kindness does not allow us to be came to the cor that get any in Jesus was cast down into a bottomand Importers but Gabrielle instopped since GLANVILLE'S The She broke off abruptly. her she anywhere out a book and could not untrue in our words or unjusta cona beseeching twee say, to more, no he LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. Instant was of vent." There 3till. opened wider and wider, and vellum on which to write, less abyss of sorrow. our deeds:: but it implies "0, Mother that is toc quick Remedy for Her ::Why, did you expect to see theist new writing Australian words the Great and sorrow. to off her tongue unto rubbed in listening or the like one over And like sorrow scraped seemed stant control and Speedy Cure of anandHeadPlease to say it like this." MARBLE and Inwhisper. Then in the convent?" asked the laugh in a hook which he did not consider Benet a Toothache, in fully only son was dead. Oh, poor Mother leaving almost Neuralgia, and spoken hand, so that the spirit in which voice, aches, feeble low, a how- fluenza, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumheads ing sister. GRANITE Mary! Only mothers may ofunderof much importance. As aherule, every word, sh., suddenly she threw back herclenchwe act and speak shall be gentle box, or 3d. between where per second one 1/9 convent, Price, your the obtained etc. of in depths if bago, and "But if not MONUMENTS, stand the unutterable ever, he was content and considerate for the feelings H. C. Glanville, M.P.S., gasped out-"O, my God, I sin and gnashing her teeth so that the each powder. Fremantle stricken heart passion, are they?" persisted Maude. "They (Two doors HEADSIONES, others. -Nicholas P. Gillman.needful human grief-only the and a fairly clean surface, sorry for having offended Thee, being her hand with sudden was not absolutely Market-st., are a liar live.somewhere, I suppose, Mee). writing Post looks its last upon its loved ---"You that from aloud original God knowest best what is good." so screamed etc. art Thou beneat cause missinging faintly still for awful them it the of is never hear I traces does understand that! always He I did away, that can then all dead never rubbed for I for us, and Sister Mary of St. Anselm ery, the poignant pain, and the tea new writing. In diction." READ THIS! our good. If we knew how much did." live appearing under the took up the prayer; and for two -Yes, certainly, they must was disbe your mother's a curious type T. J. COONAN, Mary! Jesus! Mary!" 1834 a chemical mixture effect of There is In our midst lee he loves us, we should always with rible crucifixion of when she remained upon her "Jesus! long hours novice, the M Bright Beyour Kerry returned Representative. mistress, making somewhere," which had the or Irishman. over first and the covered over ready to receive equally and. the heart in Golgatha, it murmured reciting ac knees, old our and than clearly, And the Price Is India. Tour Patron less head other or no bleeding brow, hand more His who was His her bent out, for upon from loved cross paused the -Fitting, bringing she indifference Gas sign of Ring A8266Whenever the Plumbing, Ceof again. St. Solicited. of age Kinds writing, all death. Mary For in Sister would stilled original her was to the quaintance, His sweet voice the traces of sweet and the bitter; all and Galvanised Iron Work, breath, or whenever she accidentel- and holding the crucifix "And so they do, for they and in this way some very old books cilia. please that came from him. The the form of the petition. white lips to kiss. Oh, sorrowing One! You who went MARK DUNN Perth. ly changedwould once HERBERT inT. P. and for a moment. were all alive and well when 1 pleading, her have been brought to light is one sorest afflictions never appear her in the evening because turn quieted alone This weep -street, Gabrielle Provision Merchant,Wellington 332-334 Grocer this afternoon." The Codex Ephraem dates Family tolerable, except when we seewethem Sublaco (Near Nichol eyes upon her, and in an and then the agony went on again. there and Drainer. 'your loved one cometh not: mare more. anxious Plumber Rokeby-rd., there?" atla is Licensed writing see where Daily. but earlier "There! When you it The \vat, r seepty, almost inaudible whisper murmur, It was terrible to behold, but and lovers, Families Waitedandoncarefully of these. in the wrong light. world the of metropolitan street). thers the and on, To Later anxious at peated Maude, looking and Drainage Department. All from the fifth century. Country orders attended to them as dispensed by the hand of who drop your tears because your Sewerage, Utensils. monk Bath Beaters, "Go on, Mother' and the same pray- came to an end at last. a Baths. century, is our mystified. packed. it that long Dairying feat, little thirteenth a in the God, when we know have gone down the look of agonising er, please." St. once the Tanks, and Windmills Made and us, dear ones into the Valley of Silence, face "Where is there?" said the laug,iwished to copy out the works of loving Father who thus tries lone road At dinner-time, Sister Mary of St. which had been on Gabrielle's "Why, has no one told- Ephraem. As he was unable to get BRIGGS AND ROWLAND,. fea- ing novice. of the Vision mis- for hours, passed away; the the first (Oppothe our sufferings will lose their bitter. see relieve to up: came look Agnes build hands the his of put side 603 Wellington -street, ). Perth yet that their of vellum he The Premier ness, and become even a matter of Cross and its Victim of Love; thro- HARROLD & MURRAY tress, and to take her share of tures, convulsed and contracted as you ours? aonsupply which site Railway Goods Park, from found, Victoria he separate of W.A. Abbook first quite of Merchants, is Lawrence. ing stingthe Produce she they had been in that mortal As consolation. -Brother Lime and Stone Merchants invalid. Hay. the by in of Chaff. watching ugh your tears see the Mother Pollard, written dormitories, Percentage Bran, own Bible Sale a have on ex- They have their happened to be solutely the Highest Write for Prices Linseed, did so, Sister Mary of St. Anselm gle, relaxed into their natural Sorrows, and remember the Easter Straw. Oats, Barley, Wheat, refectories, and ex- the fifth century, and proceeded to Lime In the State. St. JOHN GUALBERT. woman pression; and the dying woman sank classrooms and through before purchasing else his Morn. Death waits for us all with- and Maize. Terms Cash. Tel. A3945. whispered that the poor particulars for cloiste.s and the room The make to pass it all out to We defy competition. out exception, and behind all earthwould have no other prayer than back upon her pillows, utterly, in-a cepting never, rub No connecchapel, the trade. to the 12. way in July author. Briggs their on -Tuesday, Cross. favourite only the Day of such Feast ly love is the shadow trading under a muG. E. DINES the one particular act of contrition, deed, exhausted, but with tion with others as in fact, come into the convent at Another famous find in a palimpLime for Manure at very St. John Gaulbert was born in God gives us love. Something to which she learned in retreat and in look of peace upon her brow, Mai, ter name. PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, has sest was made by CardinalLibrary, low rate. hint the infirmar. more than told of victory in the all." to the then. Florence A.D. 999. Following the love He lends us: but when love -STREET. obedience HAY Ma convent, the leave Vatican the you of "Do chief keeper to ripeness, that on which it profession of arms at that troubled ian recommenced it. a decipherer of past -of joy and gladness dawning a grown and world-famous as was sudden when you go to them?" throve falls off, and love is left & CO. period, he became involved inOne Cicero's De HOLDWAY She had not saich it twice, how- on the future. It was like athe This "Not exactly," returned the note palimpsests. sud(CertifiPlumbers thundercloud, that blood feud with a near relation. into alone. It is the story of earth: Sewerage a writjust of Licensed through lighting Metal ever, before she was stopped, Republita, copied out by some tempest, ice. "We go to themwhich Gunners and Sheet 40-44 Printed and Published by otherwise earth would rank with cated). a mighty to of Good Friday, as he was riding rialeads by been, had and scrapceasing her predecessor as den century, corridor, Solicited. stone fourth long, A Trial in the er stormy a of out Eden. Sorrow and loss brings us Workers. the end Fiorence accompanied by armed passing A4395. the in it at Tel. renewed entreaty that door brielle's sudden copyist LIMITED the Perth. the kitchen; another Pler-street, old by BRYANS a the out in ed enemy calm, his God. to the feet, of men, he encountered might be said in her own way, and ocean into the waters of a was. in is locked, and the key is kept in seventh to make room for St. Augusthe AND PUBLISHERS. place where neither could avoidhim; Sister Mary of St. sun -lighted haven! There no other. talking of keys, 1 tine's Commentary on the Psalms. PRINTERS And library. the Boling), Perth. or (opp. slain have Murray -street other. John would Agnes obeyed; and for two more fact, no possibility, of ignoring must warn you whenever you take' Sometimes the same vellum had to totallii, but his adversary, who wasupon hours continued, the first mis- misreading, either that which had one down to put it back into its do duty for several different works. as his PUBLISHED unprepared to fight, fell tress had already done, to say it been, or that which now was pass place again, and not keel, it in your Thus a palimpseest is preserved at out knees with his arms stretched over and over again. Then another in in her soul. as I do occasionally, until the British Museum which contains EDITORIAL NOTICES. corin it not?" pocket, in the form of a cross, and implored religious took op the task, and then "It is all right now, ofis St. some one else wants it, and has to the works of St. John Chrysostom holy The names and addresses, of must Agnes, him, for the sake of our Lord'sGrace another, all through the day, and whispered Sister Mary out about the ninth respondents a hurry." in copied and contributors up it Sysiac, hunt life. his can be seen accompany all communications. Passion, to spare on towards evening, and then again smoothing back the tossed andtancentury. under which (To he Continued.) copy triumphed. and John not only held of Societies, corresponfar into night; for though death gled locks from the brow of the dythe remains of older writing Secretaries out cast but note blood, the his hand from was evidently at hand. it came at ing woman. of a Latin grammar made in again dents, and others will please PRIVATEM.HOSPITAL VALISCO intended O'Callaghan. this latter from his heart the wicked spirit of under Miss the communications -and all that foot pace, and Gabrielle seemed necentury Mother." Harvest Terrace. sixth right, "All changed Teleweek's and Maternity. humble current A revenge. for insertion in the ver easy, unless when these short whispered. "He is gone. You have Surgical. Medical, can be traced the erignial writing St. in the hands of the man, he entered the church of and and simple words of sorrow were beat him by your prayers; and he phone A1080. a copy of the annals of the Roman issue should be Licinianus, Editor by midday Wednesday at Miniato, which was near; all is Granimus It how. her ears. Just, in sounding again. historian, back our El t 52. will not come Telephone century. latest. whilst he prayed the figure of was fifth the made in ever, as Winifride re-entered the in- right now." Reports of Parochial Functions crucified Lord before which he FARRELL BROS. Another well-known manuscript is firmary, a sudden change for the "Thank God for that," replied the and Corn should be authorised by the parish kneeling bowed its head towards General Produce Merchants Codex Bezae, in the Cambridge and it was evident, the worse occurred, my soon, Jesus Aban, see will pardon. Crushers. writpriest. his "you It was him, as if to ratify University Library. aneven to her inexperienced eyes, that nun; HOWARD -ST., FREMANTI.E. Reports of Weddings, ls. per inch dear child; and Mary and the God, doning the world, he gave 'himself Speagalise In Grain ten not later than the sixth century, the last struggle had commenced in gels. The only Firm who crushing. in the Oh, thank God, thank it is much (about 50 words). ls. per inch; in. believe up to prayer and penance was and Salt scholars some and Gabrtielle had seen earnest. She Funeral Reports, in both His mercies!" Benedictine Order. Later hecalled leof1 present, earlier even than this. It is contains in the morning, stretched, suffering, for all was a pause for a few moeluding names of persons it but There Latin, to found the Congregaton and Greek on her bed: but _uncomplaining, 6d. per inch (about 50 words).8d. ls. HALLION lighted M. smile the soft of a Acts the Then and ments. Vallombrosa. from -the shady valley Gospels the Reproductions, Freman- only Photograph now she was sitting, propped alBread Factory, North of Gabrielle; that face, Machine to all parts of Apostles. In all, some 4.000 Greek per square inch. minimum, 7/6. of a few miles from Florence, where Bread delivered Claremont. most into an upright position by up the face Malt manuscripts of the New Testament so terribly tle. he established his first monastery Fremantle, Cottesloe, All Communications should be ad back, and gasp- so harsh at its best, and her at pillows the ShipSpeciality. simony, a predegthe Bread against by to up grew Brown PERTH. and He fought manfully have been collected dressed to: Tel. B739. ing, as if every breath she drew repulsive at its worst. inSupplied. prove? ping of they do that as What smiling, BOARDERS. day. THE RECORD, and in many ways promoted theAfter AND and BOYS sent must, of necessity, prove her last. rees bright SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY terests of the Faith in Italy. BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. That our Gospels in the Bibleas today The Oldest Catholic College Large drops of perspiration were died when same the Founded by Bishop Gibney, in1894. substantially a life of great austerity, he round arc WA. standing on her brow, her cap had whilst the angels were singing is earnestly they were written by the Evangelfallen off, and her short, grizzled The moral and religious training of the students 1414_14,11,0.:Ificlgek..stlelOttArlktOttOtAttOrbielOtAe.tOAcAe ists, and read in the first days of his bed. July 12th. 1073. loose and wild around hair hung attended to. imparted. are Education the Church AND BOOKBINDING Primary, Secondary, and Commercial her haggard face, while her eyes, Univerincluding for, ST. BONAVENTURE. prepared are -SEND All Public Examinations hazy already in the gloom of death, University Scholarship, MatriculaDAIRY. Government now fro, W.A. and Certificate, to THE sity restlessly roamed Military College, etc. Feast Day, Thursday, July 14. tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, and of the room, now part DAIRY, wanneroo-roes, one W.A. receive towards THE Sport of branches all Bona Pure milk D. Keane. NEW NORCIA Physical Culture, Athletics, Sanctity and learning raised Osborne Park. towards another, as if watching and in the Cadet PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, to any part of th 14' delivered twice daily our attention. Military Training is imparted venture to the Church's highest honwaiting for an expected visitor. In own cows to MURRAY-STREET the city, direct from our Joseph St. of Companies. Sisters Supplying hands the ours, and from a child he was Speaking -clenched A4381. by Public Tel. tightly her of one (opp. Roans) PERTH, Elocution, Conducted customers. Vocal and Instrumental Music, . A3467. A3264 in the other companion of Saints. Yet at heart and the Convent. and Colleges. crucifix, a held she Telephones: are taught. purhe was ever the poor Franciscan Ladies a lighted candle. well-nigh burned Young of Reading Rooms are provided for recreative and huBilliard Education taught t t the and for FOR practised ASK Pub and insistfriar, Printed and out by this time, for she had Franposes. o. 'f a Manual Art School, in which mility and modification. St. having RYAN or Night. gistered . PHIL ed on keeping it, all day long, lightItapply to the SISTER SUPERIOR A Feature is the furnishing of of Particulars for, use Further the name: and For his him Carpentry beside Day cis gave Motor Car fee Hire 31BurraRYA;:tvet ed in her own hand. Close pupils are instructed in Practical It. Dodge Car No. 208. Motor Garage Telemiraculously cured him of a mortal her knelt the young infirmarian: tools, at any part of phone, A1927. O.P.O. Motor Rank New Pupils are received sickness, he prophetically exclaimed religious were System. other -Term or three Three two brothers. of case the is made in weimimovos2austiegwowegwvilswirwrgli7tmeg4pig of the child, "0 bona ventura-good the Term. A liberal discount on their knees at a little distance; the luck!" lie is known also asfervour For laTocr..ettis. Apply to THE PRINCIPAL. and the of n silent' was onl "Seraphic Doctor," from the of divine love which breathe- in is

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