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PERTH, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1921

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Return of ArchSelf - Determination for Ireland Thebishop Mannix League of Australia. it

NEW NORCIA. DEATH OF MR. CASELLIS.

HIGHGATE. C.Y.L.C. Never was the club more sanguine, more lull of bright future prospects, Front every than at the present time. corner we turn, we meet with success. Only this week Mrs. Riddley, daughter of Mrs. Keogh, of Newcastle -street. has offered to lent her guidance and incommittee. sistence Social to our Through the kind generosity of Mr K1'001, the club has betiefitted considerably by obtaining the full use of Keogh's reception rooms from time to Iline to promote the progress of our Catholic Club. It is such help as this Mal keeps our young effort flourishing. From Mrs. Phillips, who is head of 1111. club's refreshment stall. we gather great news. This lady is sit siastie worker, and every girl is anxOur ious ter make her acquaintance.

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Osborne Park

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Foy & Gibson's Winter fair

The Supreme Shopping Event

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the Season

Is Now Surging On

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PROVIDERS, PERIN

MAYLANDS.

Home of Good Shepherd Appeal

(From Our Correspondent.)

The sympathy of the parish goes out to Mrs. Rodgers at the loss of her husband, whose death under such tragic cacumstances occurred Many members of the ganieers, Mesdames W. Mitchell and A. last week. Davies, and ladies' committee; also to, S.D 1. League, of which Mrs. RodBilbe, Mesdames T. 0. A. Molloy, A. is secretary, attended the funJ. E. Davidson, Waiter Nairn, and Al. gers Kelly fur acting as judges during the eral. The Public Hall has been engaged evening. Mr. Leo. Rodoreda proved a and the accompanist fur one night in August, September, capable M.C.' music by the Misses A. L. (piano) and and October, for the other stalls. These with other al. L. Lynch (violin) was all that could monthly entertainments, the be desired, each of them giving her shows in between, should spur services free on tile occasion. Tile coot- bazaar workers on. The Hibernian Stall will be holding miner wish to titanic as well the following fur donations of the prizes its iirst public entertainment on ToesDawson day, July 2G, lit the Public Hail, Guild awarded:-Messre. Stewart, and Co.,Masel arid Co., C. Zeck, Abra- ford -road, in the shape of a social and There should be a very large hams, wyer and Carroll, Western End dance. met Mesdames Hinds Stores, Cohen and Long, Golden Gate, attendance. rialton are hard at work on the dinand Brennan Bros. of tickets, and they anticitribution Waratah Dance. pate a very large gathering. The local branch of the Hthernians The weren't, Dance at Midland next Tuesday night is going to prove a red- held they usual meeting on Tuesday A very good attendance was letter day for the district, and from last. the interest now being shown in this present. The delegate to special Dos. forthcoming attraction, the "Violets" trict Conference (Bro. J. P. Sheedy) will have reason to be proud of the gave a very interesting report, which The was listened to very attentively. response extended their work. T dance Is to be special, so those who report was accepted, and Bro. Speedy have notions of visiting the popular complimented. The matter of suburb on the evening in question will syllabus was gone into, and a series o have such a good time as to crave for enjoyable nights arranged for. Ow/n

"Westralia Fair"

News of the sad and unexpected is definitely announced (says death of Mr. Casellis at Fremantle . (WESTERN AUSTRALIA SECTION.) the Melbourne Tribune) that hie un the 30th ult. shed a gloom of With the necessary machinery creaGrace the Most Rev. Dr. Mannix sorrow over all the residents of ted on the 3rd inst., the meeting last sunday afternoon at the Parochial Hall, This is the eonsunitna- (Archbishop of Melbourne) will ar- New Norcia Mission, where the dewhite races. ROBERT EMMETT, (LDEEERVILLE) impossible but Archbishop's Palace, convened at the 11011 much to be desired. in Brisbane on Friday, Aug. 5, ceased had lived for many years, BRANCH NO. 1. instance of the executive committee for realisation 1111111 ireiand is a free, rive iilcietuent of tile of and in Melbourne by .the Sydney end commanded the respect of all The millions tile purpose of receiving progress reNothwithstandlug nation. contented attendance Ireland's sons scattered over the face express on Saturday, August 13. who knew him. ports or the ladles and gentlemen Inweather, there was a large branch held of the earth wilt ever remain opposed trusted with the care and management at the meeting or the above Ilegarty, P.P., Mr. Casellis was brought to West re of the Jam of Very Rev. Dean of the numerous items submitted in the Schoolroom. Arratimore, on Sunthe maltreatment to After the their birth and their dreams. 10th Inst. Ameri- D.D., V.F., and Very Rev. Dean Australia from Barcelona in 1907 by emits' for installation at the Fair, reday evening, ctified in bringing to light settle very usual business, Mr. J. Comian introducca's teething millions or Celtic blood Martin, representing the priests of the late Bishop Torres, to engage in in evening, the 1111 which for be the an effective the Archdiocese, will satisfactory information ed the speaker and sentiment will ever meet his the joint organisation sill thus be enabthe perm's) of Mr A. Men entson, who obstacle to the union of the two great- Grace in Sydney. Representatives works of art in connection with ColMonastery, the Church, the led to work, and have the full enjoydelivered hls Interesting and eloquent est white nations on earth, until the "Modern Despots." cause of their just resentment is reof the Catholic laity will also meet leges, etc., and many ment of assurance that every one of address entitled the are other stall club's of industry-the novelties to be established oil the If the Irish question were a his Cra:e in Sydney. The address was listened to with the moved. with purely demectle one for England, then monuments of his craft. and his stand-we have reason to believe Is lit the received carnival Reserve IC receiving the closkeenest interest, and reover special to -day all like all our ClementsOn 13, a be seen Mr. August to and capable hands. and ability safe with her old est attention, and those charged with might tentinue On Saturday, applause. englend great Lon in held efforts progressing famously. confereitee the attempt to kill the their control will from now onward be the Visitors ferred to the unsuccess inof toe Irish people. but train will leave Melbourne for Sey- the Monastery buildings. Would any kind person donate or busying themselves in causing their d011 between Mr. Lloyd George and a.m. It will return in gaze with amazement at the beau- tend although aspirations This help Is completion sufficient for the committee a sewing machine. It Is no longer a domestic question, If mour at 8.44 Irish leaders. and said that Miss Dudgeon, from to know that none of the attractions is It affects every limb the afternoon with his Grace on tiful altars-two in the Monastery, urgently needed he hoped and prayed that they wottli it ever was one. settle- of the Empire. and it affects Austra- board, and is due to arrive at 33 three in the Cathedral, and one is ttiidertaken to take charge neglected, but receiving all the con(vine to a peaceful and lasting doubted sideration and thought that are due. lia more than any. ment or the situation, still be arrival his Grace will pro- each of the Colleges-each differing ofc Lastsewing Friday evening's monster rally At the conclusion of the address, the p.m. On Lloyd George's sincerity in the matter, Further Meeting. Patrick's Cathedral, in design from all the others, and was a huge success. Quite a lot of as Lloyd George was one or the mod president of the branch, Mr. P. J. Ryan, ceed to St. not hearers was his told be neglected He will been Parochial Hail, Archbishop's Drum that had that the next general meet- where a Solemn Te ern despots. taxing one's judgment to decide business of this announced to give up the flit -1U because still ing would be held on sundae. 24th. Inst. sung, and addresses will be pre- which is the most beautiful of all. attended to, and every girl seemed per Palace, it is the desire of the executive to rectly satisfied with the work the Com- that the ladles and gentlemen in charge The State secretary. Mr. J. P. Doherty. conference, but to endeavour to become thanked Mr. Needham for his splendid sented - on behalf of Archbishops These altars are all decorated, and mittee has been doing. Friday was or the various departments of work get as many as possible Mr. M. C01- address, and congratulated the Peter and Bishops of Australia and New we often thought it a pity to de- also a crockery evening, and a goodly will put in an appearance on Monday members of the League. the Later Branch ne Mr excellent work It sum of money was received towards evening next, at 8 o'clock sharp. The lopy moved a vote of thanks to Mr. the of clergy the of beautiful and and artistic Zealand, such corate that fund. Several arrangements were whole of the business to be transacted speaker, which was supported by the It:Wrest.; of Ireland province and Archdiocese. was doing In work. The more delicate the work, made for our fete, July 30th. All the win not occupy more than half an Mr. Clementson, In reply. and of the Le8.11e. J. Bennett. He also referred said that the greatest thanks that could to the between coming conference August 14, Arch- such as monograms and coats-of - stalls are working very hard, and they hour, so it is trusted that no one will On Sunday, he offered to him was to see everybody Messrs de Valera and (IMMO. and Mr. bishop Spence (Adelaide) will sing arms, the more he seemed to excel, appeal to all parishioners and those Inof members Just to give full assurance that no In the club to come along and hoped and In the district becoming Lloyd George. We all and terested :so, Hem support in this theft first time will be lost. the committee would the League. in Solemn Pontifical Mass in the Ca. as may be seen in the library. prayed that the desired end was T. sight,but we should not be too hasty Tile meeting concluded by Mr. thedral, and Dr. Mannix will preside other parts of the Monastery. The effort. Our president (Miss Coffey) is like to mention that latest events since sturmer singing "God Save Ireland," in In coming to conclusions. The strug- and impart the Papal plessing. Sol- deceased was very anxious to finish very anxious for It to be a grand suc- tact Sunday afternoon's meeting have Our gle that has now lasted for over 700 so watch TILE RECORD for fur- given a new life to tI1111.14, and one which all joined in the chorus. great work in the library, hut cess. or two saints previously lying silently ther news, and remember July 30th. next meeting will be an evening de- years is not to be elided in an hour's emn Pontifical Vespers will be sung his We wish to conference. Tile elocution class has been altered idle roc want of attention have been voted to Robert Emmet. At any rate tne motio of in the evening. and it is anticipat- sad death has, alas, intervened of the use the for from Sisters Monday to Tuesday tO e0ntaken In night. hand with much vim, so there thank the the Self -Determination League mull be ed that one of the visiting prelates with its veto; and it is questionable venlenee those members who were un- are only just four at present a -begschoolroom. to keep going strong until the last On if this work can be finished satis- able to attend. This particular WWII" ging, but of such value that It is necesThe officers and members of will preach on that occasion. moment. of our club is progressing very favour- sary' they should be proceeded with Peter Lator Monday evening the laity will ten- factorily by other hands. LORD EDWARD FITZGERALD (SOUTH the committee of the The girls displayed some re- Immediately. The committee Is thereThe remains of Mr. Casellis were ably. Branch are reminded that there is a der his Grace a welcome and present FREMANTLE) BRANCH. en:Ling of special committee meeting to be held him with addresses, and on Tues- taken from Fremantle to New Nor- markable talent in the debate between fore hopeful that the novelties will he lite ulitiliai) the C.Y.M.S. and the Ladles' Club, finalised on Monday. the 18th Inst., at In the supper room of the Hibernian aril ('loge, alu Ist tlie Lord cot jarrah a richly -mounted in at s. cia be entertained and the adjudicator. (Rev. Father Mc- R o'clock. reinanue, was neat ill the .set- Hall on Sunday, 17th. inst. at 5.30 day he will fin by Undertaker Davies, to be in- Mahon) complimented the three Earls on Societies in General. There is special correspondence dinner by the clergy. sou -street nan, South tremantie. at 3 pm. successhil showing they had put Toe pre- to be dealt with, and other important terred in the New Norcia Cemetery. the The executive would he p.m. 00 Sunday. July 3rd. glad if nis and hoped to see them again very societies business to be transacted. A full atovei Colossus." presided "Intellectual Indy, u. T, in general would kindly take sident, Mr. Mrs. Casellis, tired out, crush- shortly In another. Poor tendance IS requested. of members and otucers this Invitation extended to send along a very large attendee., ad beat once on orchestra keep pracbroken-hearted, if the and girls ed,. pre in both Meldelegates from their organisations to correspondent members of we coruuuttee being A no tising we have as they have been fattier PADRAIC PEARSE (SUBIACO) BRANCH bourne Catholic journals concludes came the centre of much sympathy, hesitation in saying they will outshine be present at the meeting next MonRev. tne also bent, day evening at the Parochial Hall. fly many to tears. Within any of their class ere long, Ahearne, oss1.1.. Mr. J. bowling, and The usual fortnightly meeting of the an appeal to the people as to how and moved so they would be assisting most Mr. Walsh, members of the State Coun- Sublaco The tennis courts are being esed doing Branch of the Self -Determina- they should act in demonstrating a few months the Mission has lost Thirty-nine new members were- tion League cil. every spare moment the girls have. materially and helping in the realisation effiand in St. trusted took place Joseph's of its most two member the of an almost now completed scheme of enrolled, which Increased their joy in welcoming the great play was Lam. Saturday afternoon the schoolroom on Wednesday evening, 6th officers-two men :tat would very exciting. atter the genera] Ship immensely. It is indeed a mar- events. The vice-president (Mr. J. N. Archbishop home again in the fol- cient Old Coolgardic business was tuscussed. the president July. do credit to any community-Mr. venni', thing to see the girls playing, journeyed O'Neill) presided over a fair attendance lowing mating:introduced Mr. Walsh, Who address Primarily for spectacular effect only, sn well! it is such a short time up at of members The branch opened to our Gallagher and now Mr. Casellis, and to suggest venture "May I troth the city to deliver au a feature to be Installed at the Westrasince they started. with the of the Soldiers' singing Mr. young comparatively two leaving members. tile of request the Next Friday night Is First Aid, and lia Fair will be the attraction entitled Song." The business of tile evening was good people that they, remembering widows to mourn their !sass and do Walsh, touching on the Irish question we want all the girls to come signor to "Old Coolgardie." The novelty 15 to put through very briskly, owing to the that peculiar, puzzling phenomenon, and the cause of tile League with perof a miniature goldfield. Its late commencement of the meeting, "crowd psychology," will, resolve, battle in the world for a living for this, Dr. O'Meara's third very interest- eonsist fection, was well appreciated by the tng lecture. The first aid class is establishment will mean the erection of caused through clashing with the meettheir lependa,.ts. grnwing. he or she, at all themseves and gathering, who gained very much by ing of the Sacred Heart Confraternity. each one, that and the exam. time Is getting everything required in a departure of the brancn distressed of these., meeting The his eloquent delivery. sn this kind, nearer, come to along, wit, poppet legs. shafts, not be A recent arrival from the Old Land in events, shall 'keep cool,' and was very thankful to Mr, Walsh for his equipment arrangements have been made for and all other necessary the peson of Mr. White was given a a party to crushing upon, jostling ladies in crepe, and in tears, as kindness in attending and extends le our COMM11111011 Breakfast at tile Conessential to make this also to very cordial reception by the branch. or giving undue and unnecessary the coffin arrived, was a scene vent Schoolroom after 7 o'clock mass, shionwbecomplete. w him a hearty welcome, and when The production should' in replying, Mr. White thanked the opbut Mrs. Galto be forgotten; Other members of the Council one whom never July 21th. The entering Is in th, prove a great novelty when illuminated along. members for the manner in which they personal discomfort to Tn capable hands of Mrs. Keogh. which is and made artistic by appropriate colour sister console her lagher could portunity permits them to come who, al had that evening, honour, but received him and all desire to tint. Keep your eye on the (Worts A hearty vote of thanks was accorded promised to give a short address on the other sufficient guarantee that it will be all and which was carried am- Irish situation at the present time. We though a veritable intellectual col. grief perhaps more thanherany in connection with "Old cooigardie." A to Mr. desired.athe 1.teponsi- to as she had six times trifle to apply intim"- committee of ger:Um-mu is exclusgfeee ongst a tumult of cheers. Mr, Dowling, feel sure that this would be greatly ossus, is not, however, a physical bility to face-six children to pro. all end favourites. devoting branch's its attention and time to this oisteiy for badges, which are obtainone of the of our giant." appreciated by the members able from our secretary, Miss O. ife1117. very important sphere or labour and earnest supporter, moved that the pre- branch, seeing Mr. White came from vide for. Who will join up? 118 Lincoln -street. or at the classes on toil. sident, Mr. B. T. Daly, be our represenhe the midst of the trouble, certainly in The funeral of the deceased Mr. Tuesday and Friday evenings. tative at the Convention to be heldwas Harvest Field. has first-hand information of the truthRoom our Home of Good Shepherd Melbourne at an early date, which Mr. ful happenings which our daily Press Casellis took place at 3 p.m., just Appeal: To give effect, too, yet another keep It well In view until Ausupported by the vice-president. Mr. are so fond of concocting. Upon the the coffin arrivhours after three erection will be Inaugurated unanimously. at the. carried and gust and then P.U.S.H. Alford, T. tile termination of a short meeting a dance Fete in the form of a huge Harvest ed, andwas largely attended by the Daly thanked both gentlemen and said was carried with programme being made and musical is Good progress Field. During course and the of the Fair members for their kindness. public of every class-a general to the musicthe forthcoming out. Those contributing for Stall Rosalie the Melrural Visitors should be agreeably Imhe was only too pleased to go to of the respect al items being: (Songs) Miss Meagher, A strong committee of ladies striking testimony pressed by this conception. It Is probourne to represent such a worth,/ Miss M. Lafferty, Miss Dwyer; violin bazaar. Mrs. B. with formed, in and gentlemen posed to convert an area of ground into and popularity in which the debranch as the Lord Edward Fitzgerald, solo: Mr. White, junr., Mr. Brown: J. Stubbs as secretary, and the first of ceased was held in the Mission and a scene, wherein It Is hopew and would do all he could if possible recitation: Mr. Flynn. The claims and the charms of Os- to country Those responof entertainments was held depict a winnower and harvester at to satisfy the wish of his old friend, sible for the accompaniments were Miss alastseries when a euchre district. All the Mission attended borne Park as a residential suburb are work; stooks of hay will be dotted here night, Thursday Mr. Dowling. at last becoming generally known. The and there, hay Is to be In profusion, and Meagher and Miss McDonnell. School, in the Church place took party all Mary, and funeral-Sister the branch the of It is in the intention The next meeting of the branch will Miss Katie Curtain was her orphan girls, Brother Luis and Commissioner for War Service Homes probably an elevator, supplemented by -street. to bold a grand social and dance In he held on Wednesday evening, July henry has just completed eight houses here. selected as the Rosalie candidate for the the addition of all other agricultural the Trades Hall, Fremantle, on Tuesday, are given popular girl competition, and the gen- his boys; the Marist Brothers, with and each house Is already occupied. The machinery required to make It a picWe hope to 20th, when an parishioners intends to erect many more ture. Probably a farm horse and the 10th. July. at 8 p.m. a cordial Invitation to be present. tlemen, especially, are going to do big their students who were not on department ap, have a bumper houNe, and those who candidate. The tilt of holiday; and all the young lady In the near future. their for things the will be used to improve the from tickets obtain to unable A high-class are organised by purtenances out, and on the whole the suggesthem JOHN BOYLE O'REILLY (FREMANTLE) the season will be held on Friday night boarders of St. Gertrude's, so neat, Mr. stunner andconcert, -sellers will be able to purchase Mesdames Keane anti lay take will an entertainment next, when tion has been received and Fremantle's commented BRANCH. of Some next be held in the hall at the door. in the Church School, Henry-st., orderly, and well disciplined. The Reader, will evening. so favourably that its execution leading artists will lie there, se we There is every upon A special meeting of the John Boyle Place the audience Is assured of a music- Benedictine students from the Mon. Wednesdaythat simply the willingness on the en- O'Reilly trust all will roll up and make the is in requires a musical treat Branch of the Self -Determina- and al treat, as some of the Perth and sub- aster}-, and all the priests, with his indication part of a few to undertake the erecstore tertainment a roaring success, somefor us. League tion for Ireland of Australia of this tableau, which all must of. will be held on Sunday evening after urban stars will appear. The committhing which we can all be proud day On Saturday. July 23rd, a grand con- tion tee invite assistance from any ladles Lordship the Abbot, marched in the fetti agree will be most interesting. The ladles are working night and carnival is to be held purpose announced for tile of electing and gentlemen in connection with the funeral procession, chanting the apthey devotions in aid of the school for its success. and I amrestsure Miss Irene and committee for the ensuing HUgliss." as we wish to make it a huge suc- propriate psalms and prayers as the McRae and her many stall. if the officers will lose hours of good friends are leavsix months. The venue is St. Patrick's Stall, As the result of negotiations for cess. on Trades Hall is not more than full Hall, and all members and intending cortege moved slowly along. The ing nothing undone to make this some- some time with the Ugly Men's volunthe 10th. thing beyond anything in the same line tary workers association, members are cordially invited to atwas the execuservice at the graveside funeral ever held in the Park. Our next meeting will be held in the tend. Thts branch mutt be made a tive has the greatest pleasure In advisconducted by Rev. Father Alcalde, Nelson -street Hall, South Fremantle, at very strong one, and it behoves every ing that this organisation has been Mem- sincere son of Erin to join up and make 3 p.m. on Sunday. 17th. July. in solemn and impressive OS.B., pleased to grant the use of the whole bers roll up and bring new niembers, the I.eague a power to be reckoned the tones, reminding all those around of God in Heaven. of their paraphernalia, Including timA house party will be held at with. residence of Mr. Walsh, Mills Avenue, the sanctity On Saturday morning the priests ber, dancing floor, etc., for use in the and importance of PETER LALOR (PERTH) BRANCH. of stalls, stages, and other On Wednesday, July 20th, at it p.m., in and students with the Lord Abbot construction the We sometimes hear death. ArFund. necessary erections to be established at conditions Building Church the weather aid of The unsettled requotation, "Sic transit chanted the office for the dead, and the Westralia Fair. This Is very joyful rangements have been made to guaran- scriptural prevailing on Sunday last were small indeed, and but for such kindly tee a most enjoyable evening for young gloria mundi." All worldly glory immediately after a Solemn Re- news sponsible for the comparatively telling is no what At "Athea," Shantou -road, attendance at our meeting at the HibClare- and old alike. Admission will be by quiem Mass was celebrated for the action there had to be done to have There were two hundred mont, on the 7th. lust., at the resi- collection at door. So roll up and have ends at the tomb, where the glory happy repose of the soul of the de. would ernian Hall. realise the committee's hopes and amand honour and happiness of the or thereabout present, and had the dence of Mr. D. O'Sullivan, a euchre a good time. large bitions. To this well-known chariton prea so Casellis, before ceased. Mr. attended that Christ party and faithful servant of and good social eveutug was held In large audiences able society the executive are more aid of the fancy stall for the forthvious occasions only been able to hear LIKE. SOME SMEI.L LIKE. begins to last for ever and ever. congregation of sympathisers and than grateful for the unbounded exAbout 6o couples SOME LOOK Mr. E. Needham's splendid lecture, they coming bazaar. absorbed in the beatific vision of worshippers. R.I.P. NONE TASTE LIKE UNION BEER. tension of help in this very important would have characterised it as those were in attendance, and cards were inrespect, and now feel honoured in dulged in till about 10 pm., the prizewho heard it did, as undoubtedly the placing on record in these notes their winners being Mrs. Bromley and Mr. most eloquent discourse that has yet deep appreciation for so spontaneousbeen delivered under the auspices of James O'Sullivan. Cards over, dancly rendering this assistance. "Teddy's" ing was indulged in till the Peter Lalor Branch. a late hour. all with- going home trusting that it will not Sliver Teapot. heart is in the right place, and slightout wishing to disparage In the be long before a similar enjoyable The silver teapot in Mrs. Shine's est degree tile admirable lectures de- evening will be provided for the lovshop window is proving a very profitsub- ers or cards and dancing. livered to audiences on kindred able Progress reports indicate draw. jects at the Invitation of astheto same Tuesday On week, July 26, at St. that tickets are being applied for most state Thomas' Hall, branch, we may go so far Reserve -street, Clare rigorously, all mindful that to secure that Mr. Needham's native appreciamont, a Euchre Party and Dance will a chance in the proposition is worth tion for Ireland's heroic struggle, for be held to further the interests of the while, and the investment is sound. the for idealism. her unadulterated Fancy Stall in the forthcoming bazaar. ran Celtic alone Dolls. spirit which the word that Euchre and dancing are the main items appreciation featured. and we are asked to state adequately describe, Fairy Godmother again urges the apcarried with it the force andof the "wee ones" not to omit to send in their coupled with a Sunday that the refreshments, peal which won the applause contributions of dolls. floor, music, and prizes, will Every sentence of good night's gathering. of the evenArt in the surely make the success the speaker found an echo ing assured. The organising work is of There has been an appreciable railhearts of his hearers. in the hands of Mesdames .1. Prindiville ing off in returns. Butts should be The subject of Mr. Needham's ad- and Wonderley. who are noth working forwarded to headquarters as quickly dress was "liberty for Ireland-What of the The govern- hard to ensure the success as possible. it Means to the World." evening. The admission is one shilment of the Irish people. under tile ling. Children's Plain and Fancy Dress Ball. leadership of Eamon de Valera, was esThe children's n15111 and fancy dress tablished On constitutional lines, and ball at the Town Hall, Perth, on possessed all the rights and all the Thursday event* lag, the 7111 inst., characters of a true government. That derived was a great success, and proved a very government's authority was attractive display. Apart from the neither from Prime Minister, King, nor Notwithstanding that a building slump large attendance of children attending Czar, but from the people themselves is supposed to exist in the metropolitan there were numerous spectators prespeaking through the secrecy of the area, buildings seem to keep springing enternation English Tile sent in the body of the ball and galhot. ballot up like mushrooms all over LeedervIlle. of defenderthe lery. as The tiny tots looked perfectly War ed the Great vacant In a few years, apparently, of champion the beautiful in the costumes that they Belgium's rights, and in far between and few will be blocks The wore, the dresses being most original the liberties of small nations. salubrious suburb. and this beautiful to design. Some of the dresses, too. armistice was signed and the world's THOUSANDS OF DELIGHTED BUYERS DAILY DEMONSTRATE on she Keeping pace with this is the enthuwere decidedly amusing. The hall was attention was at once centred was people of this to siasm of the Catholic There artistically decorated with flags of an Versailles Conference. In providing funds to build up THE IRRESISTIBLE APPEAL OF OUR WINTER FAIR. nations, and wattle. Supper was laid he no secrecy, every motive that under- Parish Catholic. church the out on the stage; whilst the floor for aspeace the of enactments the lay old in the night Thursday next On the for the dancing was perfect. There were bare be laid to sembly was Mrs. Oxford -street, Chambers, Council had been present at the gawar approximately 250 The world's approval. TO -DAY WE ARE OFFERING A WEALTH OF BARGAINS IN ALL now the Kirkwood and her helpers are holding thering of children, In addition to the fought to end all wars, and AM,* would one of their highly popular and sucparents and frieuelg. The following is a terms of the treaty of peace DEPARTMENTS.. of cessful euchre parties. list of some of those who took part and differ from all that history knows The euchre party and dance organthe frocks that they donned: Miss 13. peace treaties; they would make the ised Russel, by Mesdames Davidson, Davies, Western Australia; Verema world permanently sate for lemoerace. took place at which and Creighton, and Mishit, Dragon Fiy; Olive Rusha, Butter hoped, world TAKE -wearied war Thus a TO VISIT OUR WINTER FAIR SHOULD UNABLE THOSE WednesHail on Perth Town the North now Imelda Fly; Ena Boor, Nell Oywnne; greater the hope. the greater Veen' successful a most evening was day Williams, BrideThe Peace Johnstone, Bride; Boy is their disappointment ADVANTAGE OF OUR EXCELLENT MAIL ORDER SERVICE, Thirty-six tables were necgroom; Mary Neilsen, Margaret In PriConference became another Congress of function. numlarge the essary to accommodate son Scene; Kitty Rusha, Shamrock; REACH The world was put up for ber of card players. THE Vienna. WITHIN OUR BARGAINS BRING WHICH WILL The first prize Eunice Bryant, Autumn; Betty and Old auction to the highest bidder.and new won by Miss Maher, who succeedPaula Gaynor, Ballet Girls; Hotta Conations were torn to pieces and sel- was OF ALL WHO ARE PROVIDED WITH POSTAL FACILITIES. ed in winning the whole of the games hen, Powder Puff; Charlie Trigger, ones resurrected, bargaining and Mr. munsie 12, while viz, played, Cricket; Verna Mansfield, French DO11; characsuspicion fishness, and mutual third second and Kay, secured Mr.. Wilford Westboven, Sir Joseph Serarrangements. terised all their secret After refreshments vice; King, Poltremate Puma prize respectively. Wallace toThe result Is the fearful evidence Sinuns, Glaso: tiarisueld, Wasp; been handed round, dancing was day of the rush for national suprem- had Miss Francis until midnight, In Joan Clone, SImple Simon; acy and the preparation for a greater, indulged presided at the piano, and gave Byrne, terror& Bs.le O'Dowd, Mirand for Australia, a more momentous Howie satisfaction to the dancers by the ror; Don Nairn, Plereot; George AmHere the speaker reached great struggle. The mon, Piero(: alarion Rayne. and Beity People excellent music she rendered. the main point of his lecture UNIVERSAL MeDonough, Dolls: Allsa Nairn, Flee of M.C. were in the hands of GIBSON FOY will say that the Irish question has duties A moat enjoyable reins: Philitnenn Keen, Ralson. Austra- Mr. Leo. 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Aunt Bessy's Corner.

Brilliant Farewell Address by Archbishop Mannix Clergy Resident in England, In Response to the Toast Proposed by Mgr. Browne at the Banquet Given by the 1921 12th., Wales and Scotland, at the Cannon Street Hotel, London, May

bies whets they are spoilt; she will be FOR THE "WEE ONES." two years old on the 11th of July. returnYalgoo, O'Connor, Cannel On the 1st of June we had a nice upon Ireed her card and sent me 22/151. fancy dress ball, and prizes were claim was just, and, being honest, will du it. and my ofLlessing ination, of course. it. really why it is that, haps I have not spoken much Iabout dear, Carmel handsome, That's very as II should like to believe them to land in the doing am A banquet in honour of Arch am wondering the people with the best to because not given is Englishit an be but really peace, not I find could I popularity of Australa, .1 will tell the people for un account of the and I am more than grateful. dresses. Mr. Sheldon went as a nig- bishop Matinee ou his departure for peace in Ireland man, and still less Loyd George. You be, would concede it. I, therefore, toll the British politiCannon amongst them, I have not been ap not as anxiousEngland would make a distinction between sia what I when of any as "A Grateful Giver," Kanowna, ger, and Mr. Cross was a black gin, Australia, was given inonthe in peace and bishop begincn they were vacant Thursday- pointed to one of the the speech he made Well, Street Hotel, London, the British politicians and the Bri- cians here sends postal note for 10.4 as a gift and they were real good. who are talking about peace. remember described tish people. Any hard word that ning their campaign of horror, that the Archbishops, ries over here. I am grateful to those one occasion, when he and peace for looking to the "Wee Ones." I am thank- dear Aunt Bessy, I will close now, May 26th, by been have I I Ireland as knew on the bridge I have said is intended fur the Sri. force has failed in of England, Ire- them for their kindness; I am grate before I came himself as standing ful to the giver for the appreciated with best wishes and love to your- Bishops, and clergy%Vales, Australia, ful to the people for the warm wen talking about peace of the ship with a Divine Commis- tish politicians, and not for the Bri- it would fail, as 1 told them it been have I self and foundlings.-I remain, your land, Scotland, time the gift. and all here failed, and the has would fail. It chosen by Divine tish people. come they gave me wherever and South Africa. The guests numpeace in Ire- sion specially "A.M.," Perth, sends 5/- fur the loving neice, The went. I can say that as I went up here, but in regard to talking people who thought they were terProvidence to save the British Emthree hundred. over bered most are O'CONNOR. who favours CARMEL for those Independence. Full gratitude land, in wiser than they Ones" "Wee rorising Ireland are card bore a motto from a North the temperature seemed to about peace are those who are the pire; and he went on to say that ago; they are no received through the intercession of P.S.-How are the little ones? 1 menu go up. It seemed to me a reversal greatest obstacles to the realisation no man should talk to the man at delivered uy the Archbishop I go back, therefore, with inure were some months speech have they St. Joseph. boasting that hope they are well. in the same halt, at the banquet of of what might have been expected; of peace. They encourage people the wheel, and that it would be a distrust than ever of the politicians, longer by the throat; fbey are no am very, very grateful to you, September 23rd. last: "I have lost but I can say with absolute truth here to believe that there was a sacrilege for anyone to attemptto and, until the present set of poli- murder longer boasting that they will have not could I Now, Rierediek Abu. even in Australia him is very there dislodge nowhere-not that is replaced, ticians my dear Cannel, for your very nice Ito friend whose friendship I value, a in Ireland and over weakening Ireland at the feet of England; but I could enemies position; no warm-hearted such have more any back, occupy -have I found little to hope for. I am going It is the largest I cheque. and I have made Taylor street, Northam, Bishop people than in Scotland. and lo cleavage between a certain section like him, a if you like, a disapponted man -- they have failed as they have de18th June. got for a long while, and it came the enemies of my country."presided: priests. But not imagine myself, the and the people of served to fail, and they will fail of a vessel who and those to find I think Destiny have not w-here do I expect disappointed because I Cotter, of Portsmouth, beat Aunt Bessy,-It is a long when I least expected it. that is not so. When you are child of all time. I will tell them, too, are more .deeply sympathetic to ey- dealing with such politicians as you Election; ]slit I tried to imagine my- seen Ireland, but. as I said yesten for andamongst the more distinguish time since 1 have written to you, you are a little darling to send me that England's instruments haul if Harty Englishman as Archbishop ordinary place, be an I was self to day to a smaller gathering, ed guests were: cry Irish ideal. but nose I have made up my mind so much from a far-away here you would fear to say and I more anxious not to sell Ireland succeeded-if force had succeededwhat said I and On 1 think Yalgoo is, and particular!y (Cashel), Bishops Amigo (Southpolitician, to say, 1 am glad that have Needless to writs to you more often. they that anything do or anything contrary to my conviction Foley the day in that be (Killaloe), might so little here, than I was to see her. I am going wark), Fogarty my old College is represented Friday last the Convent School at a time when there is could distort to their own ends. Ar d thought I myself it had succeeded the relations Hope,, and worthily represented by two therefore, while I am anxious for case, and this is what I said: "If I back a disappointed man, because that played the West Northam State spare money to be captured. withI (Ballarat), McSherry (Good between Ireland England and would O'Hanlon probshould I (Clonfent), an Englishman now I had hoped that long before O'Doherty those young men who are, accor- peace, I have not said as much ab- were echoul, and ee beat them by about hope Yalgoo will be favoured I (Teos), Father Kearney. Father of Mgr. out peace as some people would like ably set myself to discover how I peace would be made between Eng- have been no better, but worse ding to the prophecy of three goals. We have a popular girl a good wetting this winter. than because before, were V.G. if they to P.P., Keown, contented, Ireland places should Dean make and the peace that land Ireland, Corcoran, sure to see Ireland's free- me to say. But I have, aceprding could and boy competition, lick Lynch don't see why other take every adult in Ireland end O'Doherty, Browne, is the popular boy and Veronica have all the rainfall and poor old. (Clogher), Father Philip dom. I am glad to see Dr. Beecher. to my lights, been working in my peaceful and contented within the Ireland longed for, and a peace throw him into prison, or even exeMar P. Father Brinogreat I (Derry), dry. of the that would not have involved the Our Yalgoo left dusty and P.P., V.G. the President of All Hallows. I own way for a lasting peace, and huge boundaries Chidlow is the popular girl. him, the old men and the woFather M. Dc and al my there is no way of getting that tish Commonwealth," and as a con insecurity of England and the Em- cute stall is called the "Young Austraia," tice from your letter that it is,get- key, P.P. (Ardagh), Calvin men of Ireland would hold out, and Corbeen would like to acknowledge and Rev. Mother expects us to get ting wet in patches, and that the Ian, C.C. (KilmorenFather Browne. old debts and pay them up if I peace unless by the means adopted sequence of what I said: "If I were pire; but in other respects I am whatever chance they had of trampthe most money, and we are having Common is not a good place for ex- P.P. (Cloyne),Father J. McGucicin could, for Australia is under a debt by those with whom I am in sym- an Englishman I should probably going back not disheartened,' be- ling the living spirit out of Ireland I am sorry for C.C. (Cloyne), set myself to discover how I could cause d seem to feel that things arc they would have no chance at all I re - pathy. a euchre tournament and dance in ercise just now. Kielty, P.P. (El. of gratitude to All Hallows. make Ireland contented. 'peaceful, moving, and moving in the right with the next generation. aid of the forthcoming bazaar. We the cows that are getting boggea, (Cork). Rev. Dr. ftrnthyisousemndyomffowstillgrgaivteefuralethaenola.sr:. (Adm.) The boys Brennan Troops. H. Withdraw Father not comthey are phin), and prosperous within the Empire. direction. There is no one to -day and girls growing up and seeieg have a very good football team; we but, perhaps, the that that is heard to say that Ireland's Black and Tans The Government would like the and if I were to set myself have played three games and have plaining after the long spell of dry (Clonfert).of apology for inability to age and hope as I go round the and all that they thirsts. claim to long complete self-determinaand Letters have come grass, to British no knees I should Irish to go on their problem I think To-morrow we are to weather, won the lot. adopted country that to globe instand will for never sit down O'Grady) by Mgr. politicians, and whine for peace. to the conclusion that the only way tion is not a right and just claim. tient and content with England.pa-ao play the East End State School, Mots-, and dad must be very pleas- attend (read also been good to me. eluded one from Cardinal Logue, which has They have been telling us all along, -the only possible way-(which That day is over. for now I find but we do not expect to beat them ed with the results of their gardenRaphoe, Navy. Whole of the Bishops Despite I am pleased to hear that and from the us more and might be a failure), but the on:y when I read the papers no one has Crown Colony Reiss by so much as we have beaten the ing. I do not want to pose as a but they are telling and Down Cloyne, and Deny, school, have a Clogher, little folk the more frequently now, because there possible way in which Ireland could the audacity to say that Ireland others by, but we will give them a Better settle it now than later. the Archbishop martyr. and is not justly entitled to claim what It must be settled some time; of those, am one a contented and upon them behind remain is pressure induced to be good go for their money. I will now that Pat and Monica are getting Connor, Waterford, of Birmingham, the Bishop of Gall - there are 'many I suppose, that pre- them, that the door is open for ne part of the British Empire would she is asking. What they say now now than perhaps twenty-5ve better have to bring my letter to a close. on so well. Monica came very years Bishops Graham ter to deserve martyrdom without gotiation. Yes, the door is open, be to give Ireland full Dominion is that though Ireland must not So good-bye, with love to the "Wee near to celebrating the 12th. of loway, and from hence. Settle it therefore; do jusborn on and Toner. receiving it. There are many, of any time that the Irish wish to ne- Home Rule like Australia and the have her right because Britain has tice at lak, and let this generation Ones."-I remain, your loving July. Had Monica beenbeen health the proposed Cotter born Bishop course, who thought that I could gotiate. . . . I am anxious to other British Dominions; and theft the might: because Ireland is so that has seen England's frightfulnephew, RODERICK McMANUS. the 12th. she would have must I preach peace negotiations in the if Ireland were to try for a time close to England, Ireland the Feast of St. John Gualbert, of the Holy Father. not have got over to Ireland. see England's justice also. I I am very pleased to bear that on The following telegram from the could have got over to Ireland; I only way peace can be brought ab- it would be my hope, my desire. my not have her just rights conceded ness a life of great serafter who saint a can tell them that already that Act of the land in you are very much a great of theirs is a complete -on earth, died whilst Pope was read:-"The Holy Father could have got over in spite of the out. I would appeal to the Govern- prayer, as an Englishman, that Ire - to her. I think that is to God vice in failure the the living, my dear Roderick, even the angels were singing round his thanks you and the Archbishops weakening of the position. I have North, and will be a complete fanen though it is a long tune since you bed on the 12th. of July, 1073. In- and Bishops of the Chapter, and the whole British fleet, but it never no respect for the man, I despise ure in the elite!. I can tell the pros last wrote to me. I hope you'll stead, she keeps on her birthday, clergy, for the sentiments of boy- tered my head to do so. In another the man, who says or conveys in pie of Australia that English to Ire got over have could way I more keep your promise and write and devotion, and imparts land without the least fear of hay alty who Aldhelne his argument that Ireland has the cians and England's Prime politiSaint of Feast the frequently. I am sure you will, came of a line of West Saxon most cordially the requested Aposright to complete independence and ter are much more afraid ofMinisthe and show a good example to my joins with ing to face the British fleet. I could still says that Ireland must not and became in turn a holy tolic Benediction; and-speed Ireland if I were to over got have of Ireland than it is of the dilatory nephews in other places Kings, t'.e to God wishing in have it because England is able to South and a great servant of God. vou all prepared to go there to do the work Black and Tans. The English eoli It is pleasant hermit outside Northam A rchbishop of Melbourne." most learned withhold it. When that argument the was perhaps lie keeping me ticians and the English Prime Minnews to hear of the success of your and accomplished man of his time Mgr. Brown (South Australia), in of those who have been is put in its true form it means ister could have got over to Ire. much more afraid of the football team, and that it promises -the seventhcentury. So little proposing the health of Archbishop here. I that Might is Right --when the CrownareColony Clone had I Archbishop land with in Ireland than the I other to become a big attraction. were there said Mannix, to look after Might is England and the Right is South of Ireland saints has two Monica wten coat to change my is Vermake wished No, there is will hope Mick Lynch in the Ireland. To me it is an encouraging no yielding in Ireland if she looks after them-the names which loomed largely those was having Clone Archbishop until Ireonica work hard to beat him in the her they but moment, the at eye public thing that they have been driven land's claims are recognised. of St. Augustine and mother holy all as in nothing, a ended If both get talks that They popular contest. back into such an undignified posi- are only four millions against Thee old St. Aldhelne the Saxon would be speedily forgotten. nothing ended in other negotiations realisegood impression of themselves, and dear the see to live all not might tion. They cannot maintain it millions. but their cause is a forty You go in for style at but I could have got over to Ireland just can induce their friends to spend Bishop. much longer. These British poli- cause. and your fancy dress ball tion of Ireland's aspirations. who people of ,Ireland age with if 1 could have only chan their spare money on votes, I'm Yalgoo, him present men were young there ticians, even the most agile of them. praying, The that the first Australians beseeching Heaven --the sure the result will please Rev. shows ged my coat. if I could only have surely would. and Sheldon are evidently the forgotten-Mr. on run. and not they are priests, nuns, the women, the "Young Australia mint Mr. Cross helped Mother. changed my colours, and if I were The Archbishop Replies. perpetuate will never again be able to occupy children the to of with hands outbe there" should be the slogan for their memory to support what is known The "wee ones" the position they did occupy when stretched toIreland Mgr. Browne, Your Grace, My preparedGod to have pity on all connected with the stall. and I are looking their best just now. as the here in Ireland and over PaI was a young man unskilled in po- them Rev. Very and Bishops, Lord and on their when distressed coundo hope it will top the poll Partition Bill. Later still. I could litics. splendidly. I a then:try. The notions of the world are Bring and are growing the results are announced. Feelers would en- I desire in the first place to thank have gone many a time. they dear, Cannel, sure, to tell Australia back to I go in sympathy into with Australian Ireland. They, all the spirit of the The Sister - you all-and especially to thank came to me from various directions. a visit from you. them of the sympathy that I have too, are praying. asking God to hear the competition, and whoever wins joy delightful Mgr. Browne for the singularly but I knew that I was dealing with they are thinks -charge in andover the waexperienced here their prayer, say. to put an end to that afterwards and can sit down little dears, and loves every one of brilliant and eloquent words with nnimble politicians. I could go to to tell awful tragedy which is not merely ters in Ireland: I go I have no "Well. I did my best." if only I were prepared to I again, and which he has proposed the toast to Ireland thanks With them. in Irethem of British frightfulness a disgrace to England, Roder my dear butt a disprejudices, price-that price I was net Your loving, land. If I have not been in Ireland, grace to civilisation. my health; and though I do not pay the tot pay,and where young Australians are Mr' love galore, from AUNT God will bear that priaete BESSY. met who have been that prayer. Ireland will be free. I have those want to interfere with him or with prepared cerned in friendly struggle for victhat price not meanpared there; and when I go back to Aus and my prayer and hope is that we those who are above him in the should never be paid by any decent tory, but I hope you'll have a good tralia I promise all those whom it may live to sec it. Roy Progresses. fight with the East Eaders, and Hierarchy of the Church, I man. may concern that my tongue will that you'll not be too unkind to venture to say in passing that Mgr. Wellington-st., Northam, At Rome. be unloosened, and that it will not SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL LIKE. upon distinction them. confer When the band plays "See will Browne NONE TASTE LINE UNION BEER. 8th July. be ins- fault if the people of Austrawhich he recently. to When I Rome the Conquering Hero Comes," I Church went to in the any place you suppose Dear Aunt Bessy,-I lia do not realise in a way the pees going 1 was hope it's Roderick that will be giv- think called. many people thought be to THE CATHOLIC DEPOT. I have forgotten you, but I may happen pie over here do not realise what ing the salute. There now-Ili have been busy with examinations,. to face my Waterloo. Now, I am A Royal Welcome, is the actual state of things in Ireleave it at that.-Your loving, not going to say much, nor indeed examination had a commercial We .1 wish to thank all of you, Bishops WEEK. EASTER LINK WITH land at the moment. I go back to AUNT BESSY. all about the Pope. I Modellers, Imartursetur,, not long ago, and soon as we were and Priests, for the kindly manner in anything at we Father Augustine, the famed Franciscan priest, who ministered to tell them what you know-what all Importers. finished that we had our yearly which you have received the toast deprecate a good deal of what the last moments, snap- the Nations know-what is going on retiree Furnishers. catholic Rook their Week during of Easter men of the the needs about hear about the and Pope Teresa's Visit. exam. last week, and I have passed of my health. When I came here the Priory in Church -street, Dublin, wth our Specal in Ireland, and that right round Picini.. Framer" School We are to England I got a truly royal wel- Vatican in regard to Irish affairs. shotted outside Dr. into eighth class now. 192 Newcastle -street, Whether you go to Italy, Cyril Bryan. Mr:. Bryan, and their little girl, Pat- Europe. 543 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY having a stall at the bazaar, and come on the coast of Cornwall. NOW. These references to the Pope and '...7.orrespondent, Perth, June 213. Reference was made to the Vatican, or the Quirinal, to 244 ELIZABETH -ST., MELBOURNE.. made her First Confession. had just tie, who their intervento the Vatican and name it the of is "Young Austra a send me give to able Dear Aunt Bessy, a few you are not Pat tie receiving her first Holy Com- France or to Spent. there is not a The Howe for All Catholic Goode for week to last columns n these keep up lion affairs helps to t in Irish Church, Home, Etc. lines hoping that you are well. lia," and we are working very hard off equal to the reception I received, the idea that Ireland has been go - munion fruit), the hands of Archbis'sop Mannix on the day single nation of them all that stands Would you please send me a collect- for we want to win. The proceeds but you are doing your best to wish vented, is governed, and can be go- before he left London for Australia. behind England in her treatment of ing card and I will do my very best of this bazaar are for the presbytery me God speed. Ireland. There is not one of them SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL verned by the Vatican. The VatiWe have HIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. for the "Wee Ones." I hope Tabby that is being repaired. that does not sympathise with Ire I ant truly grateful-more grate- can never claimed to govern Ire BOARDERS and DAY ment once more, as I have appealed land would conic to be contented." tend, though they are able to give is all right. I am going up for a got a football team and play the ful than any words can convey, not am claim the pre I does not at because land, and to say, on I went withdraw But State School teams they Let them SCHOLARS. and have time: every are here theory exam. in December, but I do merely to the priests who moment to rule Ireland. The their military forces from Ireland; a consistent man land even in my her no further aid.. Pupils are prepared for Uunivers not think I will pass. I hope I will another State School team down at and to all those whom they represent to them back to in Australia I go the na- let them meet the representatives imaginative flights I was trying to sitry, Commercial, and Musical ExPope his sympathies, has West Northam, and beat we their get the card soon. dear Aunt. The sent. but I am grateful to the Carsympathies of an honest man. of Ireland face to face; let the two be consistent) that if Ireland prov- tell them that if anybody wants to arinations. inspector has just left our school. too. We are having a euchre party dela], Archbishops, and Bishops of and the For Luther particulars apply to sympathy that went out nations confer face to face on a ed on trial to be still dissatisfied, harrow his feelings by talking about I hope that I have passed. if I and dance in the Town Hall next Ireland, and to the people of Ire- to the Armenians, that has REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. to the Poles, to Peace then then, as an Englishman. though I the outrages in Ireland, alldoor, There is not much new, have I will be in he fourth stan- week. all of them the Belgians, and even to the footing of equality. to grateful I am that land. Tel. A3810. of Destiny, at all Its be laid at the proeel not a child was till in Northam at so but not present, offing, I will the in be will dard. I hope the work is not hard. distressed courtwho our front for it are came who are responsible those be honest and Pope I would an events DANCING. then. The inspector was only two days at close now.-I remain, your loving try to bid me a hearty goedbye, Jews, will not be denied by the an invading army to his suffering Irish children. When ROY DELMAGE. MISS ROSE MOSS will hold her They tell you, of course, and consistent man, and I saw that I those who have our school. Well, dear Aunty, I nephew, good to assure me of their Class EVERY SATURDAY went to Rome, however, and met some people may believe them, that was bound in consistency, bound in in Ireland. those who have sent Dancing It is very nice of Ye my dear and must close with fond love to yourAFTERNOoN at the BOYS' CLUB, Vir:The the Pope for the first time, the very their soldiers and their Black and wishes and their prayers. I to Ireland what to give honesty, if substance all the get can Ireland Private lesat 2.30. self and the "Wee Ones."-I remain, Roy, to remember me so gracefully Bishops would have come in their Tans to Ireland, where nu British TORIAcanPARK. be arranged on application to TERESA McDONAGH. in a nicely typewritten letter. numbers, as we have just heard, first thing that he said to me was, only she will be reasonable; if only had been preaching to be the just soldier has a right to be. I can sons Rose Moss. Johnson's Buildings. not what some of our friends the back upon the right of every nation, great and tell them, and I mean to tell them Altus Perth. Ilay-street. I am glad to hear from you You're swanking it, Roy, aren't but, unfortunately, the state of enemy would expect-he asked me she will turn her her so far to small. again, my dear Teresa. I am well, you? Well, I like to see my nieces Ireland does not permit many of if I wished to use the ordinary diplo- people who have led will that any moment during all the tear down she HOTEL ORIENT thanks be to God, notwithstanding and nephews doing a tittle grace- them to leave her shores at the matic channels in order to have the victory. If only "Peacemakers." time that I have been here there whatanything get can ful and flag she polite her swank for my FREMANTLE. plea0000 Acthe weather, and the high cost of did not all ban upon my movements removed, might have been a truce, there HIOH-ST., if they time; but present did that address What reception it We hear commodation for Country Visitors. J. the Empire. sure. within Nothing pleases me better ever living. Tabby is waking up atter to -morrow mornbe a truce might we some events have all at come, Tel. B533. Monaghan. from from those who are receive and I did not require any comes of mine time in who than everybody to know my from little friends are long a time of inactivity. We truce I good specimens of them here. now so anxious to give Dominion ing. but the obstacle to that crime NATIONAL HOTEL, FREMANTLE. have new neighbours, and a dear improving themselves and advanc- should not like to make any dis- which to frame my reply "Holy Downing-street; we hear that she British Father," I said, "I have not col- can get Dominion Home Rule for Home Rule, who are sending out is not Irish crimeif but (I closely follow N.W. and Renovated Throughout. little girl has made great friends ing at school. mornto -morrow in Ireland; and are those who here between tinetion directions; what recepfeelers in all Irish people descended to ask from the British if only the Country visitors specially Catered rot the asking, with him. He appreciates the their letters. and I judge from and those wha are there, butt I her agto cease were ing Britain Under Owen's Personal Supervision. M. did give address? tion they that give would Government anything wise; if they them whether they that tt ey be are making would good compliment, and is getting quite MULCAHY, Proprietress. (Late Censhould not like to part with any that might regard as a favour or a con, up the claims they have made and The Bishop of Southwark here gressions in Ireland, cease those M. young again. Wonderful what af- use of their school hours or just are here for any that are there. that the whole world knows tral and Shamrock Hotels, Perth). cession, and what I would not con - be sane and reasonable. Yes, and knows right well what reception crimes. I am fection does, even to old things. I fooling away their time. merely be a truce. would not there water here' the coming over And they gave Not a it. a single one of that we are expected to forget hope you will do your best to pass glad to read of your success at I have also to make my acknow- descend y , to lasting HOTEL PERTH and I wish you from my your Holiness to ask in my name." few months ago Mr. Asquith talked the papers of England reported that but there would be a way your exam. Put all your wits and school, J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. further success. Work hard, lalgements to the bishops and If the Pope had asked a removal of of Dominion Home Rule, which was speech, except to distort it, and it peace. energy to work, and determine to heart Sripriests and people of Great a received no response whatever from I will tell them in Australia, too, Excellent Accommodation. get the coveted pass, and there is diligently and patiently, and you to n. I have bee,, long amongst that ban, I think it is extremely not Dominion Home Rule, with for anythose who not looking ask to do is now me their that Ireland what surely reach the goal of your likely that it would have been re- number of limitations; and no reason was, you shouldn't win. must from work, and preach not full Dominion thing except what she is perfectly I hope the bazaar will be tl em. Same people are anxious tc moved. I am not a prophet, but I reception did he meet with ..'t be a coward-go forward de- desire. very great success and that the s:'ggest, and wills apparent truth, think it is very likely that the pc.w- the people who are now constantly Home Rule, but something very entitled to-Ireland for the Irish, termined, and you must be among- a"Young have overstayed my I that possibly different; therefore, I say, "Beware Ireland to be ruled by the Irish. Home Australia" Stall will have Dominion be would have grasped the ens that of talking st the winners. Never say fail. a big total-the biggest total-at welcome; bet now that I am opportunity to allow the Archbishop He was told that Ireland couldRule. not of the peace-makers, no matter how Ireland is merely asking to be misFailure should be rubbed out of a the finish. the I am anxious leaving cenntre highly placed." Beware of the peo tress in her own house, to control Tell denuded me more that about get, Ireland never of Melbourne over to could to go get, student's vocaleulary Success fol- your football victories when you ta say a woed Of must grateful and see his friends and greet any- form of Dominion Home Rule; he pie who come pretending that they her own person. She wants to conlows hard work and patience-try. have done me to all who thanks have credentials from the very trol her own relations with England, trqiagain write. a I am very was pleased he himself body cared greet that to him. Postold that was both, Teresa, dear, and always re- that you have written and I hope any kindness during the weary sibly they might have refused, and for for mentioning that solution cf highest quarters. I have been watch- and the rest of the world, a right member the prize in a race doesn't to hear front you kept here months that I have been ing these people as closely as they which has been granted; to all the frequently more that was an additional reason why difficulties. Irish go to the slot! .--Your loving, The whole world on British soil, looking over at Ire- I should not have wished that the in the future.-Your loving We are asked to go into these have been watching me, and I have other nations. AUNT BESSY. that Pope should have been submitted to foolish will-o'-the-wisp negotiations come to the conclusion that at the endorses Ireland's claim. and until With the delicacy land. AUNT BESSY. of Browne lie claim is recognised Engthe mind Mgr. moment there is absolutely Ireland's shows the indignity of being refused by with people who come with no other present Carmel and the "Wee Ones." not dwell upon that. I shall the Prime Minister of England. credentials only their goggles, aye, no offer from the British Govern- land will never have the friendship crowded and did Note: We are Yalgoo, June 25. in a great longing ment to Ireland; she is no offer that is for which follow his example, and not dwell am not posing as a that Ireland may have anything she Dear Aunt Bessy,-I suppose you crushed again this week, and sev- upon it, either; but I wish to thank Anyway, II could have gone. per- wishes provided she lowers her flag worth getting one moment's con- many quarters of the world. Engthink I have quite forgotten you. eral letters are held over. I must all those who are in sympathy with martyr; a corfor friendship, longing land is haps, even without surrendering and goes on her knees to No. 10 sideration from the Irish people, and I am sending you my card and the apologise to my little friends, but me. any principle, if only I had been Downing -street. On that occasion hence I can say that I am going dial friendship with America, and sum of 12/151-. 1 would have sent it is not my fault-Aunt Bessy. can friendship that tell them ,I have not the pleasure of know- prepared to take the "easy" course. I myself spoke about Dominion back to Australia with the firm I can it along some time ago only it is se ing all the Bishops of Great Britain, But I preferred, having entered In- Home Rule, and perhaps some peo- conviction that I brought to Eng- never come until Ireland's just claim hard to get the money. In May we a for is looking England met. because I could bring it is not but if those who I do know are like to a very unequal contest with the pie misunderstood what I said, land, had a nice drop of rain, and also those that I do not know, then Ire- Government, to see it out to the and perhaps they were led into was- to any other place, that Ireland can kind of marriage bond with the United of the this month we had a few nice showCommonwealth great land has good friends in the Hier- end. I prefer to go back to Austra- understanding by the Press reports never trust any British politician. ers; the grass seemed to come up archy. And if the Hierarchy of lia feeling that it was beyond the they received. Now, I have not The British people, I think, are mis- States, but Ireland forbids the Out on so quick after the rain. Great Britain and those of them possibility of any man's malignant much imagination-I never attempt- represented by those in power; the banns. Ireland can do it, Ireland the common it was nearly all water, whom I have not had the good for- tongue to say anything to the can- ed to write a poem. Imagination British people are kept ignorant cif and all the poor cows are getting tune to meet have, on the top rung trary. I can go back confident that and poetry are gifts that have been the real state of affairs in Irelavel, bogged. Mum has a nice flower gat of the ladder, the same spirit New as you and those whose opinions I re- denied to me like a great many oth- and if only the British people could den in the front of the house; it is those who are on the lower rungs, spect and regard will believe tl at era, but on that occasion I made be got to know and to realise that SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. SUBIA00. new soil, and gets so hard; also it moment the present is at Ireland call almost one I may imagine views what then Ireland need not fear she will I return with my opinions and Stations. Close to Stibnite and Leederville Railway the back Dad has a vegetable gar, in my life-I imagined nu better disposed towards England flight honour untartive want and my sympathy from the Hierarchy unchanged, Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. den, and the cabbages and lettuce that I was an Englishman; if I than in the days of Cromwell; that ever here. And to everyone of them nished. AVAILABLE. ROOMS PRIVATE MODERATE. TERMS are growing well. Mr. C,olmer got for what I am grateful, grateful in unboundI have been told within the last were Mr. Lloyd George the Prime Ireland is only seeking For Terms Apply to a lady teacher when he was away at OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. ed measure to those who have few days that while I have been Minister, instead of being the Great Britain promised her. and Rev. Mother. Christmas time, and the little ones of Melbourne. that I promised to all the nations when very Archbishop made bad use of have I shown me here sympathy. Hospital at the priests To Equipped Pat is going are coming on well. I The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly I sin ever grateful for, although I my time. I do not think so, but the would have tried perhaps to settle Germany was defeated, then Kalgoorlie. to school now; lie was six years old people would see, think the British question In a Irish certain the is against me that I have charge have not met them all individually, on Anzac Day. Baby Monica is getI have sampled them well and I not spoken much about peace. Per- way; it was a great flight of imag-reluctantly perhaps, that Ireland's ting big and cheeky, like most ba.

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C.Y.M.S. 6 be. I goals 5 behinds; C.B.C., 3 goals Muds. DEBATE --C v L C v. C Y M Cur The best tor the winners were Thiel yet recorded attendance The largest !eels. maim, Hautke, Christian, Chris - Iti our present rooms at any debate can Cockburn and Browii, and for be claimed for last Wednesday tiaras litilllY, Kelly. BoyIsoli, W. Lam - rightly The subject, week's syllabus item. Bert, Burnett, and Lloyd. were, "Should Wonien Enter Public Life." Goat -kickers for the winners curls ,vas very keenly debated by both skies. tams and for Fltriceis (3). and be affirmative, the who had ladies, the liana. Burnett (I), and Kennedy. the tug represented by Miss M. Coffey (Mph... Curler who hail enargeofofeach cont."1 upheld lee green RIO game. (leader), with Miss Smith and Miss K. rremaune the addressing players terms. seed's romelaint In no uncertain C.,ffey as her supporting speakers; at the conclusion of play. salt, The intending party was relegated to sellout and while our representatives were in orthe buss bad played splendidly, such the picket -kicking brigade by the that der or speaking -F. Darcey. R. Fennell it was a pleasure to umpire Ile la no ornament wherever that J. 'realm. The decision of the adand league. game,. Ile go., Jiitatur (Rev. Father McMahon) was a Second XVIII.. 7.6; defeated rempromise, as both sides had debated Jaek Waldron presentee tile elnla 2.9. XVIII., Second green flair.. School aspects. with a pair of High III,' question front different above - but his ruling was slightly In favour of rortirade "Jos" Bogue he has ctinulv'ealet.1-1 file secoal eighteens or the Subiaco el training. Math consider they willis nientiened stomas ,net on the the ladies. The leaders were, naturally, Eellinsiasm he fit for next season. 0, al on Wednesday, Ille Mil bust., ber011, the most forceful speakers of their re!hale male key note. spective sides, and the way in which was W" Ill" gnu"' teams "le -ruse" workers ills- they both sumnoed 1111 at the conelusilon rnriTlrig Wallu1,1;Ift.o,. and both They Played p eoughted, Burke.arr proved Mat much tittle had been devoplay.st plenty of dash. stick to the chill like leeehes. a free ted to the study of the subject, while The first term opened with and other Tnolay slionlit prove a win. tiara the their remarks as to what the lapin, from 01.9 :tires to our foot...iihieelkl, efaotarnt;ioneikvi...av,,,..2 ollow On speakers had said, and the methods that result was a minor from McKenzie. and been employed to impress the vakick-off Christians secured, No - had mind, The harder you're thrown the higher the adjudicator's the on points rious their among quickly had the ball you'll bounce: a lot of merriment, owing 'to sistrgo saved a shot fromisn't created ward, your blackened eye. Ile eaustir, hilt at the same time kindly but the red and blacks were the ll isn't the feel you're beaten neat teleiman, were passed. The Livestey secured, way In which they was nut to be dented. better, on the ,slivery 'fie" genii -keeper and tried again. Mal how 11111 you fight, and why?" mare, and we feel sure that the than whole, but ball, the to meet ail rustled tonne forget Tuesday night at the have been diswould room the In through none rolled it and NMI, him, Footballers and their b01111, decision Hiller:1i. flail. The term ended with appointed If the adjudicator's the big sticks. lady friends are wanted. in the ladies' favour. 110Wmore points to Christians and lour1 was riot, nom.'mentimrs lake exception I., the leo time, and not a next will be there ever, B.C., Scores: C 10 their opponents. when we hope, either. deseription ormatelies as shown iii TILL very fa: distant. II.S.. 5 behteds. It Is a pleasing fart to goal 2 behinds. BECDTtlt, some another wordy war will be fought, but The second lion opened With knnw that they take so much interest nice who with an adjudication In favour of the ruek, christlans' from work read in the green and golds as to even men on that occasion. had the ball In H.S. territorY the paragraph in question. Their time quirkly with Football Dance-July 19th. Jeffries score,( Bret for Christiana is so very precious. clontyerlmow. a nice mark just out Otit on the half -back Unto Justin a major by takitig "School" quickly re All our dances for this season have daz- eel., the goals. on Tuesdays, and the football 1111.44111811 scholia!, with many a held been On a goat from Henriques. dine relief run. His lead outs to the tallated with the In its first one has adopted the red and blacks rushed club 1,,iitltre and wing stamp Min one of the the bounce Last year we had a team forwares. one of same night. the ball up to their -shot, not a scrap of put the hall of good sportsmen, with whom, taking a snap sporting standard was lost for luck. Tills year the It and the fence. no means lowered, and by been Teams representing the Cottesloe t."''' has resun.p. tbe On minutes. tour or three our luck has Increased a little; so also and Subiaco branches of the Hibern- lion of the game the College forwards dance attendance and succeeded hi should the football ian Society journeyed to Claremont attacked vigorously,three The Society has held points to their be increased. adding two goals some very good dances in the past, but last Sunday afternoon, and were Ac- score while H.S. secured another point. football been more always have dances companied by a large number of sup- et nail -time the scores were: C.B.C., we would vengoal 7 behleds. popular, and this one,assuredly II.S., porters. Owing to the ground be- goals 5 behinds; surpass to predict, will ture back wits. term conamencea third The ing required for another match, it and forward piny between the halt back all previous occasions. Most of the go for a short trip The account "B" Grade teams season. was decided to play two halves of and hair forward lines. and our team the end of the F. O'Donnel had was again opened by the red and blacks, at 30 minutes each. line with the others securing from Edelman scor- Intends to beso Income charge of the whistle, and always Herbert, atone and swell On the bounce the this season: ing the madinum. and raise poron the 19111 had the game well in hand. pyrite:mance was repeated, Edel- the crowd again responsib'e tion of the necessary funds. The first half opened with an man to Iterbert being secured now School High Lecture. major. a for Father MoMahon's attack from Cottesloe, and after and their sneak, Henriques. Mire fail-Ireland of To -day" Is one of the Subiaco had relieved on several oo ed to score with practically certain topics on which any set-peed after most Interesting casions Cottesloe came again, and a shots; but Giles (H.S.) can speak, especially to such second attempt and made no mis- lecturer goal from Hatton was the resu% the -loving people as the AusA further point each closed the a freedom take. cannot give a From the bounce Subiaco forced the term. with the scores 6.6 to 9.8 In fav- leaner., and though we lecture in report on Wednesday night's ball down, but could only manage our of Christians. week, we nett week, this columns our conthe best was term The fourth a minor. The leather then returnsure, nothing but a grand success of the match, both teams show- feel recorded. ed to the other end, where Maloney tested be will The play ing dash and determination Subiaco re- Was principally on the wings, and Alas booted the maximum. Illoolety Dance -July 29th. Each team lied a shot. plied with a goal from Cusack. Subi- very even. securing fixtures One more of our monthly Mcfrom a goal Chrisitans week. aco now had the better of the play, Auliffe and High School a point. When will be held on next Tuesdayorchesthis season, Sheridan's but the kicking was very faulty. the last hell rang the scores were: Already for three music the supplied has tra School, Met' behinds: Three more behinds were added Le- C.B.C., 7 foals 6 Cinderella dances of the very highest fore Cusack again found the tall 2 goals 5 behinds. order, and on Tuesday night, July 26th, and C.D.C. v. High School (Under 18). we hope to see all our members sticks, followed by another goal the light supporters once more tripping Last Saturday the above teams loft Cottesloe now from J. Ahearne. same old place -the inthe A grand game re- fantastic C.R.C. Oval. on the took a hand, and added a goal from sulted , the scores being fairly even Hibernian Hall. ImA committee meeting of great Mason and a behind before time was throughout the game. From the first

Alick The Ilielorafe girls consider ,,IIIIIibell IS the most modest member the green and golds. isCause i1111011iSSI beit says Quigley lark and effect. considered can, the elith'e"keeper" ids kneel; on the forehead Was ...11e51 iii nolliiiiir.(IWCII Outridge still tine, the flying chasing Frank ITe is now stunts. Ryan for gnat kicking. honours. Umpire riiii.y's report on the East

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Kerr. -East Perth: Walker; South duced from 39/6 to 26/6. Premant le: Chalmers, flicks, .1. ) Giving Away Prizes, in FURS, Tango Shapes, in Natural Fox. were (ampbell. 63/-; Now 35/. were. Goal -getters for the match -East Perth: 1)uffy (2), Gepp (2), "The Probablea" for Carnival Team. All Wool Covert COATING, smartly stitched floss, were 43/': Allen, Moloney, Now 26/6. The following players save been Walker, Groom, each; one and Hebbard, Scott S with together selected to practise Fremantle: It. Campbell (2), view to final inclusion in the State South Slicks (2), Chalmers, Sunderland, XVIII and O'Donnell, 1 each. Campbell. J. uPrrroavy East Fremantle: Ion, Mudie, The winners were most materially by Allen, Thomas, Scutt, Truscott, Castinelli, and Riconi. assisted ., Perth idSetsrs, Harrold, Allen, and Thomas, Hebbard Perth: Gepp, "Ong, East while the seasiders' best half-dozen Brentnall, Herd, and Owens. Cain, Giles, Chalmers, Boyd, .Lutey, Wimbridge, were: Perth: West Callow and Hiendrieks. Craig, Sheedy, and Tay:or. KALGOORLIE Subiaco: Steele, Green, Outadge, Bahen, Ford, and Beasley. (From Our Correspondent.) East Fremantle, 15.11; Defeated Perth, 10.17. South Fremantle: H. and J. CampThree B's mean lovers of dancing will have ample opportunity of enjoying themselves on bell, Gunnyon, Cain, Heindricks, and This game was played at Fremenitic, Thursday, August 4th, when the St. with Unlace Collins in charge. Adams. John of God Hospital ball takes place. AT The winners won because their Perth: Newby, Hoft, Evans, G. Each year this ball is eagerly looked combination was better. Evecially Watts, altewson. forward to by patrons of the terpsicIt lines. forward the so on this was to horean art, and this year it promises rations will commence Training Whose Bargains Can;t Be Beaten noticeable that every time the eclipse all previous ones. Secretary I'. at the Subiaco Oval on Monday, was J. Russell and a competent committee ball came down there was at least July 18th: Dr. of Mesdames consisting ladies, of ready -getter goal one red and white MacMillan, Russell and Riley, have the with a splendid lead. Then their ac necessary arrangements well In hand. comWest Perth, 1E5. Defeated Subiaco, curacy in kicking was very As a result of the function the funds or suptheir 9.19. the hospital should be considerably mendable. Perth pleased augmented. This game realised a "gate" or £168 porters by their display in the first on Friday, the 5th of August, a juthe Leederville Oval. half, but there was a decided falling --a record for venile ball win be held in the Town a good witnessed attended Those who and quarter, third the in early off Hall, and this, too, promises to be a and open, fast was The play game. it. of advantage every success. The children will be took huge Easts 11, and aerial work was of a high standard. dressed in plain and fancy costumes and The home side, however, always ap- Ion was good throughout.and His special prizes will be awarded to the his reliable, most was marking safe. opponents their peared to hold best sets. feature of West's superiority lay in their ex- long drop kicks were 9a goals, tremely solid back lines, and their the game. Bidstrip,hero with was, On Sunday last the SoCiety team Old a little met representatives from the C.B.C. In more accurate combination. Subiaco of course, Lowe, a football match. The young men have were not as finished or nippy as the East 'a supporters. Castinelli, quargreatly profited by previous experience, cardinals, and their movements Wicks and Talbot were a solid and played much better football with In the pack lacked the definiteness of their op- tette of defenders. was more combination and less "selfisheffecever Hewby placed, were and lines back West's The result was a victory for ponents. ness." big Any night. best. Thursday into the fray last went Perth's portance easily skies was Final scores werebounce both the Society. called. Half-time scores were: very solid all the afternoon, their tive. He next appear will determination. transacted and whteiselktiee hard, and Subiaco. 3 goals 7 behinds: Cottes- showing email (hash 12.14; c.n.c., 7.5. k.C.Y.M.S., most brilliant dfeenders being Craig, Menzies also worked verythe the half time gong sounded, the winners were: J. When for men Strong season. of display best his gave gave 30th. latter Blundell and Boyd. The The Sall -August 3 goals 1 behind. C.B.C. had the adfantage of a lead George (captain). Dick Salter, Jack A Lullaby Fox Trot. was clever and loe. Upon resuming ft of Kelly (a very promising young player), points. few meeting a splendid exhibition of finger-tip McComisle roving, Watts of a week's Cottesloe commenced the last half Thursday Last also was out to were School Gordon High form to evident tunny Moran, was dashing. Gowans, and was willing were Tom -kicking, Burns, and long who K. marking in a determined fashion, and Mc- win. Great excitement prevailed short- supporters red -legs. underthe for to on jack's smile Hyatt. The picture committee Jack the and Into a hardly once beaten right throughout well in third themselves Clements added their fourth goal after the commeticemstit of theshowNovelty Waltz, with Chimes. take the providing of the biggest item face was prodigious when the nolget of the game. Across the centre the His knocking out was especially soon after the start. A behind fol- ly quarter, when the scoring board of the ball, viz., the supper, was cer- C.B.C. snatched a goal under his nose. cardinals had the call over their op- good. by ed 5 goals 5 behinds each. High School tainly the best of Its kind yet held. The losers were ably represented I ball lowed before the was returned secured a point. A piece of bril- Miss O'Dea and Miss Green were unani- Cawley, Fogarty. Leahy. Cairnduff and The lit'OgrCS,i,e scores were: ponents, and Clarke, Taylor and to the other end, when T. Ahearne then liant play secured a goal for ehristiens, positions of joint Greg. Gowans. (the sorest man on the leyshe were very fine indeed. Wimmously elected to theother First Quarter. secured School High preafter for red shortly studying booted the maximum the ladles himself when who found the ground), and bridge, Braithwaite and Burke were Easts, 2.3 (15 pts). Full time then sounded, secretaries, occasions. several point. on and blues. Then followed a series aleaving promised to give every assist- astronomy 2s. EACH (POSTAGE, 2d.) -THE THREE FOR 6/3 (Post Free). with 6 goals 5 be- sent all a fine trio of forwards, and Sheedy mark on tile wing was a Perth, 1.2 (S pts). required. Various mattersthatwere of behinds. Cottesloe again atteck- hinds toChristians the "Stumpy's" High School's 5 goals 7 be- STU, ap gave his usual clever exhibition of masterpiece, and drew' rapturous it was agreed and discussed, Bidstrip, : C.B.C. EVERYBODY WILL WANT THESE SONGS. BE THE FIRST :'-Easts the Goalkickers ed. and Knight, given an opportun- hinds. Cogan captained profit from piause from all quarters. t50 of ambition roving. For the maroons Rawlings. president's School were led by this year's big function was not only AND ORDER TO-DAY FROM Next week the syllabus item Is the ity', made no mistake. Both sides boys, while High Green and Ford were the most call- Lawn. Perth: G. Watts. Bryant, Cogan. possible, but in fact much more than long McAuliffe. A tournament. quoit °Meer. 1'. -expected added a behind before time was call- Moran. Buzolic were C.B.C.'s most conSecond Quarter. able of the defenders, and Veryard friend prize of 10/6 having been donated by The secretary's good ladles' ed. leaving Subiaco victorious by sidenous men, whilst Officer. Milner, probable. Perth. 5-8 (38 pts). Is contest showed good judgment in goals, the the off (Iowans, Ph.C.., T. F. otr. (Mrs. Raphael) started played splendidly donation other sure to bring to light many dark horthree points. while in the centre Steele played Final scores: qubi- Trethowati. Broard Bests, 5.5 (35 pts). lIst with it, and several THE BOOK AND MUSIC SELLERS, even- ses. The handicappers anticipate trouHigh School. The return match will repromised during the his usual clever game, leading to his 180 MURRAY-STREET (Near Boring Only). THE r.r.- item Footballers Uren, Evans, aco, 4 goals 13 behinds; Cottesloe, .5 for prehard for be played next saturday. working in allowing for are ing. forwards in fine fashion. Seaddau, A.Goalkickers:-Perth: account season. as vious "s7toinkiiiii:ic.,,dar:ntigog Mc- goals 4 behinds. will caddie a detailed corm POSTAL the ADDRESS: BOX 57, G.P.O. Easts: of McComish. event big Watts. the this, more '1?."3."'Laateul'ileegi wereM Scully and Rodriquez were always Goal-kickers for Subiaco. Cusack nest r. their funds will look much NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. their share; task, and as large nominations have prominent among the attacking div- Guiness, Bidstrip, arid -Smith. (2,. I. Ahearne, and T. Ahearne; C.O.C. Competition "Within the College" healthy when they receive looking promises Quarter tournament Third already the Outridge are pack been the in ision, while cricketer!, and for Cottesloe. Mason. Maloney, The competition "within the Col- and the to a season without the finanEast, 12.8 (80 pts). younger forward and Beisley were always doing good COMIIIIIPS to keep the Hatton, McClements. and Knight. lege" The right The secretary has issued a challenge Perth, 6.10 (46 points). As these boys cial worries of the past.to take students Interested. work. Umpire Carter officiated capposses- to the B.C.Y.M.S. to a football match, starting last The at best is for the winners were future spirit Reen. In (3), "Firsts" Bidstrip the -East: form exto all Goal -kickers. are Is not fear which will probably take place next ably, and kept up well with that and Society, the the of out follow sion to them Duncan, Cusack. Cockrane, and years, it behoves loo and Lawn; Perth: Evans. assurance of success, Sunday. traordinarily fast game. useful points shown them by of failure, but Ryan. and for the losers, Knight. many energetic we have received A iation was ,oted to the C.B.C. and painstaking coach, and by the Is support their The progressive scores were: Aug- sports fund, and the Society expresses Mason. Walsh, and McClements. more than Justified.biggest is caus- recently it R. S. AND PIESSE, grade senior pts). The (101 East, 15.11 Lecky. Mr. of kindness rendered Quarter. First deep ust nom, 1921, will be thePerth. The Its appreciation sports some ones" "knowing the ing points). (77 10.17 staff. Perth, points). by the C.B.C. yet held to West Perth. 5.1 (31 SECONDARY SCHOOLS' GAMES. thinking as to who shall be Premiers. c.Y.M.S. Isball Millers, The attendance at meetings is growSubiaco, 2.1 (13 points). Merchants, Goal -kickers: Bidstrip (2); Perth: surprised at what an easy Electrical Engineers, Etc., High school 4.5; defeated celestine The first drawn Rome of the season took secretary the for and speaks well Wyse'', Evans (1) amid Rowe. and job It is to get the tickets out, and ing weekly, thaildald*sats.-Wesit: G. iiretisers' coitege, 3.6. idare last wee), when Duinphyscores. We are fortunate future of the Society. -mead sales are already recorded. Moore, Braithwaite. steam.. P. Wino with equal For the winners the best were: Oil Wediteaday. 0th Inst.. the first 1.11118.11 finished as Spiritual ICATANNING and PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALI Lang Fattier having In Howson. Bahen, the Subiaco: point, bridge; side recejefeeemie Personal Remarks. a point conies Ion, Bidstrip, MeGuiuuess, Mudie, eighteens of the above ineotioned Since each If Director. There Is never Second Quarter. met on the Subiaco Ovai, to de- position of the teams Is as follows:- BM Webb plays splendid billiards does not give TO BE REGISTERED AB A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY UNDER THE NAM aft up fur discussion that hehis Wicks and retitle:elle For Perth the schools kindly and the last Cup match of the first Dumpily. 15: Pamela, 13: Brown, 10; West. Pettit. 10.3 (83 points). his band Is held. advice upou, and AND STYLE OF most effective were Hewby, Menzies, ride Is not an amateur ac - sound Now that each team Is tram round. 10. Subiaco, 6.5 (41 pointe). The apprematch IlercelY was Clancy, is greatly Interest consympathetic McAuliffe, G. Watts, other. Corner, bellied the Love, points a few tested, sides both being may determined t.,Trank to ciated by all mentbeta. lion! -kickers.-West Perth: Win, seen been not to look has will have to Hegarty team genies win, the leading and the gatne proved and and McComish. to be one letigmead commented on the Father bridge (2), O. Tyson. Fraser. its maintain to wishes bout. it Ids first most eeenly contested and best. Its laurels If PIESSE (CO-OPERATIVE) practice of leaving the hall during Goal-kickers.-Easts: Bidstrip (9), of the, l3heedy. Sublaco: Seaddan (2), SexThe Junior grade shows Cogan far as football was concerned. that lead. Jack Raphael. Leo. Egan and Jack dances. Members are requested to reton and Rodrigues. Lawn (3), Smith, McGuinness and as I Monde. Markham will be there On the ground of He has been seen among the Secondary still In the lead. from so doing in the future. NOMINAL CAPITAL, fseo,coo, divided into 500,000 Shares of £1 each, of win Third Quarter. 11111 is the first ion, and for Perth Evans (5), Rowe, has football victory against the frain whilst Moran follows with 12. Schools for maw Year, proceeds the of allotting 'the question pe The two lat- same team. for a repeat -Claremont, on of the ball occupied SUMP time. West Perth, 10.4 (64 points). G. Watts, A. Watts, Urea anti Oil the bounce, Christians' attacked next, with O'Reilly last. Mr et is proposed to issue 250,000 Fully Paid -up Shares, payable: -(a) By cash. 10s. on application. and the balance, 10s. per Share, on allotment (subject to me vigorously, but High School renewed. ter teams have Just started to stir Saturday. of the Share Subiaco, 6.11 (47 points). McComish. as T. F. (rowans eulogised the work ditions pertaining to the allotment hereinafter referred to). (b) By deposit of W By their efforts in Dimly O'Brien Is sure he Is not and the ball was sent down to their themselves a little. Stall, with the result Gratuity Kalgoorlie South Final. Saturlast after for Ids. be .asBonds not with matches, It will Gallagher Transfers to Company on application, eompleted the forwards. big as Pall CurFoois secured. mud with the last few that the bulk of the proceeds was West Perth, 16.5 (101 points). Provisions) Directors will arrange to return a maximum of 50 per °eat- in cash a niee kirk, called fur the twin flags. 'meshing to tend them near the top of day. W.A.F.L. eft" GRADE. voted to South Kalgoorlie, and the re- the Sparks From the Anvil. Christians then secured, and attacked the list before the season finishes. The end a minimum of 50 per cent. in fully -paid Sian (subject to the conditions per flubiaeo, 9.16 (70 points). Stall. mainder to Mrs. C.Y.111.8. v. South Fremantle. raining our to off the "School's" and altlefugh the ladles allotment territory, the lake to -we thanks hereinafter referred Its to). to the Pull face vahie of the Bond., Fremantle tenders at the Society Well South F. Dan Quinlan Performs Goal -kickers. -West Perth: The above match was played on Sat- backs did all that was expected of them, Mr, to you as sportsmen. and gentlemen who assisted In making with accrued interest to date of applieatien. the red legs were not to re denied, and Irish Amateur Athletic Championships. Itats Wimbridge (3), Braithwaite (3), urday last, and once again the society No mimic/oration, either in oaah or shares, is payable to promoters, there hein ball the great success it was. Rockland 11111 sand Is good to eat. the as vicboys, fruits of and "Present" Me Boys" secured "Old and almost leant twice they called for tee single Hag. no loading between the vendor sod the Company. Subiaco: Scully, Rodriquez, Lost and Found. Close shaves--whole football team The tide of fortune does net Although both teams played well and well of the Christian Brothers' College. indulge tory. In these. Lost-an alleged poet. A substantial fri Eddy. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS.-F. T. R. PIERRE, Face, ktereheet. )tiller. Hal an appear to turn for the green and golds, attacked strongly, they Were unable to will be pleased to hear thut Mr. Dan Obstinacy-Att. Oldrini's outstanding reward on 'producing him, dead or alive, fling; the last three occasions trey score sigtOtt, end the term meted. goal Quinlan. who Is at present a student at book's T. V. TAYLOR, req., State Beforetery, 11.8.L., Perth; Les. Bartlett. Most serviceable for the winners but on list. by be paid will the Dublin university. won the Open hammering at the door when the to 2 points In favour of High School. Wills and warpath the on Old Gold crinkled Seg., Inspector, Perth; A. H. DICKSON, hag., Manager Beery Webb rolls -Bill Subs. Lost -several were Craig, Boyd, Sheedy, Burke, were The match in Amateur bell rang out. When play re -commenced Christians High lump at the recent Irish Perth; Roo. J. ODILKELL, M.L.0 paper. Ask Oreg. 00Walla about it. F. Wimbridge and Fyshe; while the final in a true sporting again lie cleared was played Championships. question Athletic for and after a short not sent down, sale beroming a for SOLICITOR.-NINLILE are ticket., Quinn, J. HEENAN, Ere, Royal Batik Chambers, St. George' Ball Found-Barney maroons were best represented by spirit, and members were unanimous scrummage the ball went out of bounds. 5ft. 51n., which is better than any whi- keepsakes says. Keep up, it -so the notice terrace. Perth. most enthusiastic member. it was a close go it was Boylson got the knock -out, and sent ning performance by him while In these Outridge, Steele, Rawlings, Scully, that although BANKKILS.-THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN BANK, St. Georgea-tensoe, Perth The competitor who filled sec- SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL LIKE. Barney. the most pleasant contest yet staged. over his head to his rover, Burnett. parts. BOLOKERS.---Meases. SAW and GRIM WOOD, St. George's-terrace, Perth. lord and Green. Umpire O'Connor arbitrated in his This clever piece of play seemed to ond place cleared 511 21n., so that it NONE TASTE LIKE UNION BEER. AUDITORS.-Mesas. RANKIN, MORRISON and 00*., St. eorge's-terrace, were. -West usual capable manner, and his presence baffle the High School boys. mid Bur- was a comfortable win. In the Hu, The goal -kickers BOULDER PELLEW'S Perth. The ball dies, the ex -collegian also performed an easy goal. Perth: F. Wimbridge (6), Braith- alone is a great factor In a good clean nett scored Perth. Ns. G.P.O., Box 145, NO. 10 -Mr. COBB, GLENORAN tam. SUITS, W. J. creditably, in second very finishing MEN'S pro and SECRETARY, BOYS' For among the red and came down again waite (4), G. Tyson (2), Moore, game. Wallis, who covered the Drieflets. black forwards, and Kennedy securing place to T. InC., in also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. SCOTLAND'S BEST. Sheedy, Soutar and Frazer. Subi2-5sec. Dan had many On the bounce, 120 yards to -day, on the Show - scored the maximum, cottesioe COMPANY OBJECTS OF TRE Successes while at the Perth College. in PURE MALT WHISKY. Sanders secured and sent down to Curaco: Scadden (2), Rodriquez (2), grounds. As supplied tinder Contract to the 1919 he won the Open High . Souths, on your tewle, who made to mistake. Christians 1918 and To acquire the property of the business of Messrs. F. and C. PIEISSE, Hatann Congratulations, Scully, Eddy, Baheu, Howson and clean at the Inter -Schools' W.A. Hospitals and Government Medical annual JAMES SHEAHAN The Southern men again &Hulked, and points from Lightly Jump and Perth, Western Australia, flour mile and eleetrioel engineers, etc., as ref. fair play. Also Railway Inning Cars Sexton. and Boyleson were quickly followed by Sports, clearing 5ft. 931n. and 5ft 32 Department. WWI and _to in Ube option of purchase which has been secured, and for the purpose of ca know how the game should be played. and the Leading Hotels and Clubs Genera_ Storekeeper. In. respectively. tlurnett. anap by from a nice Jack a sixer Captain Absent on Saturday, on the business of flour millers and exporters, gram buyers, produce and awl throughout the State. Spirit Merchants. The term ended with the scores: C.B.C., Raphael. A,ssats High School, 2 goals. PIESSE-STREET, BOULDER. mine.orT.derohants,..eleotrieof eogatiineent,e.. etc., and f or other purposes to be eel out in East Perth, 10.12; Defeated South FrePack -man Jack Markham will strip 3 goals 4 behinds; metals, EL After the long Interval High School Only. Quality to -day after an absence with a sprained Choicest For COYLE PHIL esti were quickly on the aggressive Brum. 'OlUN.`i°T141",:.:111;.01%;ig!' The business of Mews. F. and C. Pi ease a well establiithed and favours This game was played at Perth Oval, ankle. Call and Inspect Our Underground known Frank Ryan and Tom Martin must by marked nicely, but only a point rein all markete of the world, particularly where Amer:Liar' flour and with Umpire Toll In charge. Dairy Produce Department sulted. Kelly relieved the situation, Masse been 'irking a course of the gland is concerned. It war established in 1880 by the late Hon. F. H. Piesse, C.M.G., who In turn The display on the whole very "conic back" cure. Both are playing and forwarded to Lightly, the late Hon. C. A. Piesee, both well-known pioneers of Western Austraba Who was fouled to McManus, Passed after a spell. unscientifec and disappointing, par- like trojans From the P. J. RUSSELL The present owner, Mr. F. T. R. Fines, in a son of the late Hon. F. H. P Tile team is now strengthened by in attemptipg to secute. ticularly in view of the glorious Billy The C.M.G. of East Perth and East "free" he passed to Burnett. liantke reMen's Wear. late for House Hayes, The was Last year's lieved, and sent the ball down, only to weather conditions. The play Latest In Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, UnFremantle League ranks. pleas have been prepared for expansion of the business, and, the D' still retains Ms see it returned by iloylsoa, who had a derwear, Etc. Hannan-st., Kalgoorlie ton Extensive often of a rough and tumble nature, crack centre forward feel confident that, under their guidance, it will be Nue:eel:era! and they be NEW NORCIA. Satur- shot. which fell short and was saved 'Phone 1474. and speedy billiartcy. (Opp. Post °Mee). A mulling of easy chances and kicking dash Velth a beee eSchool." sucoffers a favourable chance for a cafe investment. to that this We have tree -hole. by a top display was was tram. into opponents being very proLoeme- day's CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. visions of him on the show ground to- cession of ,,asses the play ORIENTAL HOTEL. The following are the particular. of the opticn referred to: -Option dated July R. (erred to Christia3.' territory. East's long leads and open day. ecl. 451. 1921. 'Phone The F. and C. Please, to sell their Eatanning Business, which vendor., Kalgoorlie. -street, Hannan and Boas secured, but Hennessy and Tom Kennerly are LaMbert saved, play completely bewildered the to Loy One of the Best Hotels on the Field.. inchide the freehold of land and buildings pertaining to the Floor Mill and El the correct back lines of a football team kicking over hitt head foundcontinued Best of Ligtit Departments, complete with machinery and plant (but not including any Splendid Accommodation. to Portites, and it was not until the whatthe Mutt and Jeff are to "movie" opening. High School under rosin Dining town ' Everything Kept. dehta), together with the goodwill. trade marks, and the Kat Terms: Forty-Eight Guineas Per Annum. But, say, Tom, there Is no attack, and Curlew's marked in nom. last quarter that they themselves fans. supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals, 1/6; After a few minconcession; the amount to be paid for goodwill not to to roam up to your cobbers on but failed to wore. JIM FRAWIEY, Pro- purchase price, including. the amount for goodwill, showed combinaion. Thomas and need Weekly, 27/6. Stay In your own utes Curlew's again received, and this the front tine. prietor. "Scheele his wings, Allen and King, were too back ameent putting actual mistake, thousand pounds The (180.000). no yard. time made Mann rewhole to be arrived at after expert valuation es, clever for their opponents, Natty Missing on Saturday was Bernie three points to the geol. be paid for by Z50,00r BROTHER DIRECTOR. For Particulars Apply to the The treasurer is inhaling a ceived from the bounce, and running and only debentures. bearing interest at Giles being the only one to show ilegarty. MANNION & CRUSE first Cohen seIn the country down called for a single. oxygen of supply redeemable at will by the Company, but fresh be might Chalmers Milmuch form. The Goldfields Undertakers, 18 Han- via., i'.30,300, or thereabout., in fully matches. the kick off, and again the kick o in the cured shores future for We Lead? From the naust., Kalgoorlie. Why to written down as the best red and Like the fame-us brook the Woodle flag was raised. No dividends shall be payable for ever In a elf account of vendors' shares during the 6 made a aesperate attempt Because we understand our business. His leading, thorpe Brothers go on and white on the field. opponents natty, they oto Chrisitans three years of full operations, unless diyidends of 7 per cent. are de-eiared each Phone 327. Nimble, neat, transfer play,. but their again kicking. and speed were very fine. mitten. Thiel and year for the first three yearn mentioned. aiways catch the eye. two points and were not to be dented, with the time exception At three-quarter East's forwards Beaten by tlx points, a minor. HOTEL The option is subject to an agreed:matt embracing the follow-mg: --(a) The prin4 goals QUEALY'S the last three matches, added scores were: High School, of Giese played very well. Lutey, "even pants cipal of F. and C. Pieria, Mr. F. T. R. Pines to be appointed Managing Director 1 behinds. second bon tile Next Town Nall, Kalgoorlie. against teams who hold table, 5 behinds; C.B.C.. 3 goals 11,` fixed. who played a magnificent game, es- ours which speaks breeze of the Proprietress. new Company for five year., with hie right of renewal at. a salary Quealy, strong. the premiersbip Mrs. on the by Aided te pecially in the final term, being the highly of Chris. Slattery's careful tut- lied sprang up In the third terns GlutsUnion Beer orl Draught. di) That the vendors are remunerated upon valuation for the work already done on The same Chris. Is one of the Oasis hoped to wipe out their deficit. account of proposed undertakings, but sueject to their being proceeded withicli on. only back man who was in the least best the in present captained, at to select men ably Director of the Managing the being right all-round new Company. (o) That the But High School, South's nick held a effective. backs, and tirade. J. W. SHEEHAN and administrative staff of the new Company but subject to preference being given Immediately packed their twenty slight advantage, but 'in every other "B" Well done. Ave Guhl. began the most exciting Prime Beef Butcher, Hannan -street, to returned soldiers, in accordance with I hear right se at present defined by the society men in the selected now seen in College been has -street, that maritime part of the field the double blues Three practice 488. minutes Tel. Kalgoorlie. executive of the Western Australian Branch of tbe Returned Sailors and Soldiers Hey presto! football for many years. team. The red Telephone 474. Picadilly. Imperial League. were too good. A smart run down carnival and attacked The nest Os" matches In and around legs the grandsand wing by King and Perth. What will the Railways do? fed and secured, Boylson The original of the above option may be inspected at the office of the solicitor. de were. with vigor. Brockman Jimmy Ryan Mghs for Loton's, and a bang one nag' Scot was deserving of the applause raised HOTEL his The minimum subscription on which the Directors may preceed to allotment from AUSTRALIA Jimmy" on distaLce of "come tile ran the kick-off, but it evoked. Souths made use of too fair admirers. Shares. 150.000 The auburn -haired marked short. KALGOORLIE too long, and the ball fell con 9 much handball and on the day's speed merchant is again going eighteen was pro rata, or Mann secured and booted past thetheme If thc Shares be over -applied for, the Director, mar allot same Proprietor. P. PRAWLL'T, (C.B c ) play were very far behind their carat. Foretanciii but ire line, applications are received (any preference to be given to returned awl the in The "D" reek (Dimly O'Brien and (lately returned. Lambert secured. Good Accommodation for Travellers. diem), ororder speedy opponents. Once more, sys- nanny may in any case or cases decide to make no allotment: and in any ease Gallagher) work together like but Christian saved for High School balance of War Bend or Gratuity deposit where no allotment is made either the cash tem -long leads and speedy getting old time tarn horses. They know not only to place the ball In R. i ambertei will be returned. BEDFORD HOTEL defeat. and their pack work shines out arms. rid of the ball won the day. lie Immediately passed to for, the surplus payapplied that less than be allotted Shares of number If the effect. good with lovely a tightly, who secured with HURRAY -STREET. The progressive scores were: towards the balane remaining unpaid on the Shares. Pestle's palmy sprints were nothing mark. The seine now looked as if It Splendid Accommodation for Country ment will be credited In comparison to Jack Quigley's hun- would end in a tie hut Christians' brit First Quarter. Tarrlff Moderate. ThorApplication forms for Shares may be obtained from the Secretary, or from any Visitors. ill DINNER "inner" to the Bred from the "National" to the station. Ilan% forward misjudged the wind, and a East Perth, 3.5. meaning Puts GEORGE Throughout. Sailors and Soldiers' Imperial League. Renovated Returned oughly the of Breach MI supporters Evens were broken. South Fremantle, 8.0. inside of the post Just as the AU BURN, Proprietor. to know that thin rood Mt the Duf- were glad rang, leaving High school ahead Osel-kickers.-Perth: Hebbard.Camp bell in the country ended. sojourn snort's H. f'', /Mott; Routh Fremantle: Of

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Bishop Dwyer Wins

Craig the Proud

the sentiThe unseemly case of the Loyal The London cable of July 11th. so admirably fits in with Orange Lodge fighting his Lordship Du blin Leader to hand, that its repro fur £5,000 merits published in the latest with Wagga, of Dwyer, appearing verse Bishop and cartoon the CALENDAR. duction here in conjunction damages, has hung on for nigh Pent. above title, could not better illustrate the only S. 17, Ninth Sunday after Green. The depths of hu- herewith under the twelve months. of. the standard bearers of English "Rule" and "Lib worthy comment XIII. reached Masi..."-LEO. Pr been is Patti& have man curiosity White ' A CotheR I (Daily Pre ss Cable.) M. 18, St. Camillus de Lellis. White 411 stirred through the long de- erty" in Ireland:de Paul. The Government has i,ued the and Tu. 19, St. Vincent Emilian. London, July 9. spots where they could lay their White layed trial which has just lasted aa London, July 11. PERTH. SATURDAY, JULY 16th., 1921 instructions:Jerome St. following 20, W. concluded in heads. and in noweeks day of White. official ghastliest Dublin couple to a the was _ Sunday According Th. 21, St. Praxedes. (1) Raids and searohes must victory for the Bishop. Sunday afternoon's bombardment White. tification, Mr. De Valera has inUnionist mobs Belfast's history. F. 22, St. Mary Magdalene. Red. CMG. The unfortunate principal in the burned down 42 houses, of which 21), of an area comprising three -eights be reS. 23, St. Apollinans, structed his supporters: prePartridge, Brigid (2) Military activity must Miss the city was reminiscent of the Cathoof case, which belonged to Roman for the clergy For more than (1) To cease their attacks upon stricted to support of the police in viously known in religion as Sister lics, were in Cupar-street alone. war in Prance. The annual Retreat Monastery on. thought duties. Ulster civil Precivilians. the lead and to of and forces normal Ligouri) cables, Crown the (not hours nobody except memhas the their three Liguori continuhad surgeons Hospital are Glory be to God! A breakblood to a higher political Plane. With - will begin at and restrictions '26, (3) The curfew September sentation Convent, Wagga, N.SAV., ous work for nine hours in one hos- bers of the Crown forces were ous of (2) To prohibit the use of arms. come in the terrible stormwhich nee par- Monday evening,on the following Friestimated his out an Opposition in his was made so only by the persistent It was announced at 7 of doors. It has beenammunition terminate (3) To cease military manoeu- to be removed. and rapine and reprisal conference vres. there should be nu obstacles will The despatch of reinforce- but certainly successful attempts to pital. usual (4) liament The towns Ireland's over morning. o'clock in the evening that the in- that some 10,0001b, inof that day susto been sweeping is to be nothing Rehas the England He of of locality. way. from expression the his end streets ments for in her the the secure swept at countrystitution could not accommodate will be held (4) To abstain from interference pended. and cities and her whole wretched challenge. The power of the Pope treat-the subject matter being with malignity both in words and further cases and private hospitals Fourteen persons are known to public and private property, in Dub- their side during the last few Ulster, the in functions him of concern now police Lodge are not The Orange others (5) Loyal need Rebus" the while killed, by deed been in have Tertius-De to be utilised. and years. A truce has been proclaimIt was a most had our his loyal minority; they have "Liber lin will be carried on by the Dub- and hangers-on. to have been carried into Roman Catholic refugees from believedduring ed, and since Monday last the pea only gut to prove themselves sit - New Canon Law. (5) To discountenance and pre- lin metropolitan police. but from the incident, firing. the unfortunate houses have seeking are likely to distheir destroyed homes were pie of that distracted nation doors penor to the rest of their Southern at the Cathe- vents acts which and AMMWMft+A.4.mi. These instructions will come into outset was destined to be a channel On Wednesday last, and which might been privileged to close their Requiem turb the peace loyal adherents of dral, of a great amount of good. in peace countrymen as their a Solemn Office force at noon on Monday. interference. military at night and go to bedfrom marrepoee necessitate to ability the and by Crown, for serves No purpose would be mar- the Mass was celebrated without fear of molest age their own affairs and pay of the soul of Mr. Monckton Creagh, with dwelling un the case at any length, auders wearing the harness of the fully I am seeking a conference WHAT LED UP TO THE that criticism of the methods L8:000,000 per annum to England. elder brother of Very Rev, Father save poliof the of area wide the Over representatives certain Crown. fear to Apostolic of PRESENT HISTORIC employed by the enemies of the Caits stools rush in where angels of this country." Creagh, C.SS.R., Vicar mmority tical Irish Ireland, which has given and of in may that aphorism an celebrant is CONFERENCE. The tread" tholic Church, which have been allegiance to Eamon De Valera as the near future be manifested in the the Kimberleys. with by the Bishop Mass was Father Creagh, and Seeks C. raig's Co -opera frustrated not only the Valera the Dail Eireann there is, as far 8. De July ParliamentLondun, Northern the of deacon, himself, and his very learned counMacBride possibly could be arranged under affairs announced officially it is apparent Sir James Father MacArdle sub -deacon. His now been even has K.C.), but by It Campbell. (Mr. sel the of the peculiar circumstances presided at that arrangements are being made Craig is finding the wee parliament Father President De Valera wrote to Sir Judge Ferguson, who _administered guerilla warfare which has been car- a thorny problem, and the wisdom Grace the Archbishop last Ab- for hostilities to cease at noon oil James Craig (the Premier of the reasoned and stinging rebuke of the the recited the and and I.R.A. the throne, iced on between All Ireland, the The arrangements are Northern Parliament). Lord Midof partition doubtful. of the cere- NIunday. adopted by the paintiff's Crown Forces, a cessation of hos- including the saner portion of Car - solution at the closeof the Office the result of the following (awes- teni. Sir Maurice Dockerell (mem- methods Shand-and also of Through the lowering soma, we believe, is anxious for a mony. The music tilities. of Corn- counsel-one House the British the by of ber of the "escaped pondence:"protectors" rendered other blackness of Erin's sky a faint, thin permanent settlement of the long - and Mass was In the Sanctuary George. writing to Lord mons for Rathmines Division, Dub- nun" would not be amiss. Lloyd Mr. hills, Irish choir. the upon priests' gleam breaks (Dublin said:-"The Woods Ireland 7, between Robert quarrel July Sir standing oil Monsignor lin). to the jut y Rev. Midleton address Campbell's Mr. and a throb of hope stills for the and England, and the. millions of were present Very Rev. Father Government realise fully that it University), and Mr. Andrew Jam- was a dignified protest against tl.e Verling, VG., Very Father moment the outraged feelings and him at means and devices employed by the negomeet to the world conduct them race throughout to Irish Callan, impossible asking be eson, will the Rev. the angry passions of the Irish from their hearts voice an earnest Fagan, Very Dublin on "protectors" of Miss Partridge and Father Treacy, tiations with any hope of satisfact- the Mansion House in him, people. During the next few days prayer to the Almighty One that O.M.I., Very Rev. Hayes, and in her counsel, Mr. Shand. ti Neville. ory results if there are bloodshed Monday. to confer with issues of tremendous interest to the the meeting of the Irish delegates CiSS.R., Fathers from "learn conmay This he Ireland. Pace, in that order and violence comments of the judge en future of Irish Ireland will be de- with the English Prime Minister O.M.I., Masterson, Lynch, views of theTheintroduction of sectarianism the the disturb hand would first Courat of affairs them De dition OM.I., bated between Mr. Lloyd George, will culminate in a final and just O'Gorman, Casey. MacBride, But- atmosphere, and make the attain- certain sectiosis of the people whom into the case were rightly directed Prime Minister of Britain; Mr. Ea- settlement 01 a nation's tragic and cey, C.SS.R., Moss,MacMahon, and ment of peace difficult. As soon they represent" , against the plaintiff's "entourage." mon De Valera, President of the heroic struggle for freedom. Young ler, O'Callaghan, widest as I hear that Mr. De Valera is preThat was as plain as a pike staff. Ulsterite Declines. Irish Republic: and Sir James Ireland, through its recognised lead- Dunne. The deepest andto Father in a conference part take to pared Mr. Shand's final address to the inthe Norconveyed the Sir James Craig declined Craig, Prime Minister of er, Eamon De Valera, will stand for sympathy was and laity, with representatives of the British vitation had jury, occurring as it did on the he that ground on the them Parliament, and the new Eng- an undivided and free Ireland, and Creagh from the clergy given has he that and Broome Government, from twelfth," ill an Australian but "glorious invitation Partition accepted the Said Craig: "I'm the proudest of men, my boys, lish pale created by the not only in Perth, ass determined to finish the present The instructions to those under his con- previously a Court of Justice, not only besmirchMore proud than au egg -laying hen, my boys, Act, and now commonly known as fight for freedom once and for all and the extensive Kimberley. we of Mr. Lloyd George to attend of violence, acts heapIreland cease and to left trol proceedings whole the ed finding of gentleman London. That idol in me our sweaters call see, Carsonia, with the object tins time in order that it will not be deceased to the troops and conference is upon the plaintiff contumely ed a way out of the present impasse in lett to another generation to con- very early in life, and spent many shall issue orders And bigots and bolt -throwers ken, my boys." Replies. Irish President operaactive to suspend but especially police "protectors," the her and herself momentous Queensland,. more No in 'rash affairs. time it perhaps with less chances of years was tions against those who are engag"I greatly regret you cannot come tended to lower the prestige of the "Before this wee Parliament fight, my boys, conference has happened within the success. "The sacrifices," says Ire - North Queensland. where he esed in this unfortunate conflict." to conference on Monday to discuss pleader's profession, and indeed the 1 feared there .-night be a wee blight, my boys, past half century, and Ireland has land's President, "we must make widely known and held in great its because proposal, it. Per. to ago Lloyd George's attached honour of K.C. Mr. De Valera replied:There might be rebuffs for rowdies and roughs, Some four years need to -day to be on its knees in will be great, but the peace they teem. ex- implications are impossible of ac- haps Shand, K.C., although putting engaged you was which desire "The Wisand For civil and religious right, my boys." of God great Broome, the to prayer that came form. bring will be worth the price." will present (as the their client British in his till the for of up ceptance fight up his best press on the part dom will inspire the parties con- lie has no illusions. De Valera goes in the pearling industry should be everyone would recognise a decent his differences centuries' "But nobly you stuck to old rut, my boys, the political end Irish During to Government and death. of vision, his a clarity of with cerned to London not too optimistic, but time stay in Broome he had won conflict between the people of adjusted, and I believe they can be lawyer should do) had another The groove of bolt, crowbar and nut, my boys. a true sense of the meaning of jus- he short ob- motive in view-probably the celegoes ready to go the limit in You gallantly stood by wall of Boyne mud the two islands, and establish adjusted on Irish soil; but ft iswit.' tice. We are not sceptical, but the holding out the olive branch of the esteem of all who Caine in conpeace a harunder and negotiating 12, in July By pogrom, Partition. and cut, my boys." neighbourly day, sterling vious the of bration of relations history of Ireland's past relations peace, but he will not surrender tact with him by his mony, 's the genuine desire of Britain that the Irish delegation "unique" circumstances. with tritish statesmen is not so Ireland's right to ' independence genial qualities. As a gentleman, "Your sense of fair play for the rest, my boys. sym- the people of Ireland. I have con- ought not to be divided, but should Withal the Bishop has won, but reassuring that Eamon De Valera nor lower the standard of Irish the testimony given by. theis quite An hospital nurse might attest, my boys, sulted my colleagues, and secures: act as a unit on some common prin- not without terrific mental strain can have more than an earnest hope Ireland to the insolent bluff and pathy offered his brother With voters in lint, in bandage and splint, boys." say' he was a the views of representatives of the ciple of government." and physical exertion, to that with the changed conditions Prejudice of the 40,000 valiants who sufficient; as a Christian, Whose poll was a poll to get dressed, my regard with expense. simple nation monstrous of and our in nothing in faith minority war the great by strong about of brought not the Icing of England but man Irish Ever -Readiness. Even those features of the Bishop's to the invitation which you have international intercourse and the ahold "In Orange equality, creed, my boys, piety. real dead foreign prince as their victory would soothe the loss sussent to me. I desire to say that I LONDON, July S. governexigencies of domestic Grim Belfast this time did exceed, my boys. Master). Our own view Rev. Father Creagh, am ready to meet you in order to Very Mr. Hainonn Dc Valera (the Shen tained by those who, we say, were The ment, Britain will see the necessity Soyereignt With liberty brag-with throttle and gagis that unless the week-end visit C.SS.R., Administrator Apostolic of discuss on what basis a conference Fein leader) has written as follows directly responsible for the whole and wisdom of making a generous of For all else except its own breed, my boyit." Dominion Prime Ministers Kimberley, wishes to thank all his as that which has been proposed to Mr. Lloyd George:sorry affair. They are sufficient concession to Ireland's indepen- andthe Indian delegates to "Chequers" friends who so kindly sent him can hope reasonably to achieve the "King Carson takes Galloper'e track, my boys; am ready to meet you and for Orangemen to glamor over. The "I dence as a nation. The principle of changed considerably the political messages of sympathy on the oec- object desired." His jaw is now locked to our pack, my boys. discuss a basis on which the pre I.O.L. "raised Cain" as usual-and her simple independence once ac- mind of Lloyd George in regard to stun of the death of his eldest broMr. De Valera informed the Dun posed oonference can hope reason- that is their objective. Their means His mantle of King now Orangemen bring knowledged by the British Govern- the British Plan his of Campaign in of died terms person (unacthe desirthe who of was so object the doing Creagh, conference of To place on Prime Minister's back, my boys." lin ably to achieve ment. and her integrity as a self- Ireland, and forced upon him an al- ther. Mr. Moncton countable at the time) whom they letter. Mr. Lloyd George's letter ed." governing country guaranteed. the ternative not hitherto welcome in un July 6. at Broome. He particu"No wonder to -day, I'm so proud, my boys, the to misused) Grace (or used His read. and thank also duped the to was Irish President does not see why wishes Looked up to by such a grand crowd, my boys, De Valera and his col- larly create discord in the community. feud between the North and the his Cabinet, Archbishop and the priests of the President's Warning. a and Unstout will have at Lloyd leagues to Of sweaters and roughs. of bigots and toughs, Valera we heartily De over. and attendance case is The their President satisfacfor South cannot be adjusted Archdiocese issued has their him to Valera to win de battle To Orange ascendancy vowed, my boys." President congratulate the Bishop, as indeed awns. torily from within the Irish nation. successful the Solemn Office and Requiem on the During the debates proclamation:side. or. following the the PresentaCathedral do, also the at all Catholics Bul esand South are Irish After all North A special issue of the "From finest of stuff can I draw, my boys, Act (which Mass celebrated "In connection with the nego- tion Community throughout Aussentially one in their ambition. Both scrapped Home Rule 13, for the repose of the de- letin was published early last week For upkeep of order and law, my boys. heart of John July tiations which have been initiated, tralia generally. but in particularly are Irish neighbours, though dif- eventually broke thehesitating, ceased's soul. acknowedging the Prime Minister's Our Parliament wee a model shall be, their do will elowas he is representatives Redmond), your in Wagga. De Valera fering in their religious opinions President to invitation A masterpiece minus a flaw. my boys." and very plauutmost to secure a just and peacetheir interests are identical, and it quent and indecisive, effective Rev. J. Neville, O.M.I., leaves for to attend an Irish peace conference friend Northam ful termination of the struggle, this evening. He will ad- in London. The Irish Leader re is not absolutely correct that the sible, but never an "Of pride I possess such a deal, my boys,boys, Will he show himself dress a Self -Determination Meeting plied but the histery and character of religious question is the crux of the of Ireland. Such greatness does over me steal, my Crownthe issue to be decided are a warnUlster difficulty. The theological one during the conference with De to -morrow (Sunday) evening and with such consultation in That I must look down on statesmen of am "I confidence. NATIONAL CONVENTION OF undue Unless his political nat- will proceed on Monday for Melagainst ing boys." of party in the Northern State is in Valera? representatives of the principal A Sandy Row Bismarck I feel, my in the Dublin Leader. Should force be resumed against SELF-DETERMINATION FOR -A.W.M., the main three parts political and ure has changed for the better, bourne as one of the W.A. dele- our nation as are available. We our nation you must be ready on IRELAND LEAGUE OF AUSone part a vicious compound of re- under persuasive influences at Cl-e- gation to the National Convention most earnestly desire to help is more. of Ireonce doors the for to resist TRALIA. and behind part quers your ligion and pugnacity--a sort of hyof the Self-Determination bringing lasting peace between the Thus alone will you secure tte !, id creed hatched from the ignor- Downing -street, Lloyd George will land League of Australia. Subse- people of the two islands, but see W.A. Delegation Leave for final abandonment of force, and ewe and brutal stupidity prevalent still be the same vacillating, eo- quent to attending the Convention, no avenue by which it can he Melbourne. the acceptance of justice and rea the Ulster dockyards and fac- w,111, and huckstering politician- Father Neville will pay a visit to reached if you deny Ireland her esONCE AN ENEMY AND DIS the he lacks if if is that; he as arbiters." and son e ,ries. Prior to the aggrandiseBy tonight's "Limited," the deleSydney. sential uinty. Before replying mote LOYALIST. ment of Carsonia by Britain, the courage to do a great deed of justice gates to represent the Western Austheological question was harnessed and brave the obloquy of false Press Cable.) Returned soldier J. Cornell, A general meeting of the Societs tralian section of the 'League leave (Daily The Delegation to Ulster politics for a particular friends, there is nothing to be hop- A St. Vincent de Paul will be held ILL.C., said the other night that fur Melbourne. London, July 12. purpose, in the same way and with ed for but a continuance of the st St. Brigid's Church, West Perth, consists of: and Arthur Archbishop Mania "was a nuisValera E. De Messrs. howa similar intention to that which tragic quarrel. Many causes, it 3.15 pm. on Sunday. July 24th. State Vice -President M. O'Dea. Griffith (delegates to the Irish peace ance." political sag& theological politicians and the ever, arc moving British transition Mr. Cornell ought to know. State Treasurer J. Monaghan. conference) were welcomed to -day Rev. Father Roche, P.P., of Beatty Councillor, Father John at the Euston railway station (Lonpolities-7 Parsons of this country are parties towards a great State Karis in by the Ireland British politics, and in arrived N.S.W., for bale, adopting ---to gain ascendancy Neville, O.M.I. three thousand hope that England rises to the ocdon) by about their caste and to maintain an un- a stronger position to assert her oola on Thursday, to spend a short Branch President B. T. Daly Irishmen. who rushed the platform casion now that she nas the chance, any at than to -day a as nation State. rights this dom;n in South tien over the legitimate holiday jest (Lord Edward Fitzgerald, waving and bow to Ireland's superiority, in, as the train steamed been in the With previous time in her history. interests of the majority. k'remantle). A small party of police nourished as it hasUntil flags. Irish of O.M.I.. and Ireland, Wheeler, free 'hat Nabe a J. must Rev. Ireland Very to the giant of self-government Branch Treasurer T. Stack (John assisted the delegation to a motor- bosom of Right. can be no there Ulster the old political passtime ha until that fact is recognised the fight Inchicore. Dublin, formerly of FreFremantle). recognition Boyle O'Reilly, almost tional was Valera Mr. De car. aye, sAitre, British the North of thumping the Orange for Ireland's independence will go mantle. has been appointed one of he the will break in the Journey overcome in the scrimmage, and he peace-and knows it..1 ,Arum and rounding up the "Up un. Ireland is not exhausted; her the consultors of the newly-elected made at Northam, where a rally was too exhausted to make a the world 'Derry and down with the Pope" hands have not fallen in defeat, Obate Provincialate. to -morrow has been organised for speech. A woman made strenuous gospellers will quickly fall into de- and she will not pass beneath the (Sunday) evening, at which the efforts to kiss him, but the police FATHER T-01BNIIEZ715 RIFLE suetude, and the Orange workman conquerors' yoke a humiliated speak. They retrain on prevented her. On being seen Mr. delegates PARK. The following witty reply was VICTORIA Her and the Protestant factory hand thing-the sport of destiny. Monday for Melbourne, where the De Valera said that he had no de - made by the famous Dosainicisu. will, with their growing needle and sons and daughters overseas have on National Convention will open tells with regard to the arrange- Father Tom Burke to a stick:foam (From our Corespondent.) with two eyes watching their cup- pledged their fealty to her, and July 23rd. last ments fur the conference, but there Non-Corforrnist parson: , boards. adopt a different attitude in whatever comes they will be faithA paragraph appearing in Slainthel e'.. Father Tom often rode on top of plain was a hope that there would be a a that defeat and disapIrish politics. Religion is not a th4lii ful-even though week's issue intimated final settlement of Ireland's trou- an omnibus. Once, when doing so, they would die for. though they pointment may cloud the return of and fancy dress ball was being held elected unopUlster people of the a long church service in Dubafter bles. Joachim's St. is only aid There might raise an awful dust in its de- the Irish President. on August 7th. to posed no fewer than 18 Sina Mu Mr. De Valera drove to the Gros- lin, he produced his breviary, and the impasse Convent of Mercy, Victoria Park. fence. They will later, with the one alternative to "Northern followed the was and to he deputies, and Hotel, soon deep in its contents. A was mistake venor and Ireland, unfortunate pressure of industrial conditions, created in Southern There was an Parliament" in the Six County by a procession of taxicabs contain- well-known Non -Conformist parson subjugate the memory of thgir that is Crown Colony rule. How in the date mentioned. The ball of ing pressmen, photographers, and sitting nearby took upon himself deputies-six 12 Sinn Feb Area, not 9th., how August on would permitted; place long that be hero, the traditional Dutchman, is to take One enterpris- to comment upon the act. whom bear Nationalist alias. cinema operators. whose troops forced the passage of long could British honour last under the 7th., as corrected. Mrs. Tully, The accompanying electoral map ing gentleman fixed a tripod cam"The Lord tells us," he said, "that Ireland would still with willing helpers, is organising the Boyne and introduced the new the expedient? futility the which fol- when we pray we should not be as of Ireland demonstrates a taxi era on the top of German -made religion, which saved live, and Ireland if she minds her the function. or lowed Mr. De Valera's car, and by the hypocrites, who love to pray in either verbally of words of wasting programme musical second The economic own business from the them from "brass money, Popery, Girls' Orchestra will be presented written in demonstealjng the Irish this means he took photographs, of public, and at the corners of streets, and wooden shoes," and who side must eventually win out. Our the Boys Tuesday evening next ill the sundry people's desires. With the one ex- the journey through London. that they may be seen by men, who eventually finished up not too earnest hope is that Eamon De on Club Hall. It behoves all andentertainception of Trinity College, Dublin, high-class Mr. De Valera declined to be inhe added. "when I pray I They will put aside as a Valera will return to his country not to miss this heroically. -Simi terviewed, but he posed with Mr. "Now," cause of the four anti the only for the sent given which ments of a perthe assurance enter into ray room, and when I with necessity, for they are a hard-headed The girls have gone to funds. Church "Southto the Count representatives Barton, Fein Griffith, Mr. R. C. peace-a peace with considerable trouble In their endeahave shut my door I kneel down people, the old wretched prejudices manent ern Parliament," the whole of the Plunkett, and the Lord Mayor of and pray in secret," alluding to the for the indeed, would vours to establish a reputation of the past and join in with the rest honour. Then, of a bill of fare that holds electoral representation was made Dublin to a cinema operator in the well-known words in St. Matthew's A of Ireland in the braver and saner dawn that day for which the Irish presentation Mrs. opinion. high niche in public up entirely of Sinn Fein deputies. conservatory c -f the hotel. Without looking up, Fawork of building up the economic martyrs sighed and, which her aBrown, Gospel. under whose supervision the This is clearly demonstrated by the time De Valera's Massage, ther Burke replied aloud: life and strength of their country. singers sung; then would begin a club is run, has spared neither of the map, and event; coming the all -white appearance for trouble nor at for the Irish of progress then you get on top of era and "Yes, Necessity will urge upon Ulstermen new -London, July 13. the least that can be done by all which extends not only over midthe wisdom of reviewing their posi- home and a career of prosperity for surely the parishioners is to show a token of a message Mr. De Valera says: an omnibus and tell everyone all In also to the but North, and North muof cultivation a the nation be for Irish that not would appreciation the about it." tion now that they have a prime peoextreme North. It is surely a "There is no reason why the sical and vocal studies by their own minister and a parliament-a perils- menace to the English, but a but- girls. The charge of admission is at unique paradox-the most norther- ple of these islands should continue MATIL ment without the shadow of an op. tress of peace and friendly help to the popular prices of two and one shilis simply a question It enmity. South! at the in to be ly point TREACY.-On July 7th. at Wooruloo position. Wild romancing will not Britain, and then indeed might be - lings. Come one, come all. Parliament of recognising justice as the necesNorthern the for branch Now, Sanatorium, the local Kathleen, beloved wife Monday evening On friendly that intercourse begin serve them when it is a question of of James Treacy, of Boulder, and the Hibernian Society will meet. A Its electoral area is sary foundation of peace." (so-called). and aseages. The want of tween the two peoples which we of of dearly -lot ed sister of Mrs. Fitzgood attendance of members and in[Most of the above is su much the six counties, and to confined throughout Cross; Mesdames race gerald, of Southern the dominions will be welcomed. the members tending fact money is a wonderful -eliminator, the despite the gerrymandering, 12 out rubbish, except for have been made for Chambers and Madeline. of Taanin, his and unless Britain shows herself a desire. God grant the dawn of theArrangements W.A.; and youngest daughter or the services of a capable instructor in of 52 representatives were elected as that President De Valera and is near, and Freedom that soon it very benign and generous mu. evidently late William MacDonald, of Froe, gymnastic work for the boys every positive proof of opposition to the trusted colleagues have more evening, after the compleRosscarbery, Cu. cork, Ireland. than ther to the wee Ulster State, before will break upon the hills of Holy Wednesday very establishment of a Parlia- arrived in London, and It is someSacred Heart of Jesus have mercy on tion of the nrst-aid work, so that great very long Ulster will know what Ireland! business. mean the in evidently in Ireland her soul Partition should soon be made by this of progress ment to propagate many the partition means. Partitioned Ulsrealise In a cable dated London, July 8, land, it has no desire to section of the community. This apamusing what ratio:pointment is a step in the right direc- which appeared in the West Austra- the Truth; the whole Truth, and following in the ter has, by its own act, buttressed play IN &MADMAN. cables the (Sinn capers -Partition Anti 1 Antrim, BOYSBIG ,and will no doubt be re-imbursed & tion that journal par- nothing but the Truth. by the stupid prejudices of a stupid charity, pray attempt to depopularise and ridi- CLIFFORD.-Of your by a nest -class display in the near fu- Tian on Monday, The case for an un-partitioned James for the repose of the soul of Jeresection of the North-East, who Mr. Charlie Finch, the well-known enthetically referred to Sir cule the overwhelmingly accredited Anti -Partition. LITTLE ture. Johndietat miah ialiCIiffoedo,witalwho, Ireland is unchallengable and in- A rinagFehil! )2. people. gymnast, is to MI the role of instruc- Craig as Irish have lived and fed themselves upon the of representatives Kalgoorlie: Uly Belfast, I Anti -Partition. Cod's tor. disputable. an old foolish tradition, contracted From Clontarf Irish intellect has been England's 11th, 1550, late of the Noe -West Derry, 2 Anti -Partition. The weekly dance continues to run Prime Minister of "Northern Ire. The Irish people in the North, Ireland. -long Kerry, age itself out of the national life of the in the of County and opponent land." foremost along in a very successful manner. The Down, 2 Anti -Partition. South, East and West of their May his soul rest in peace. Irish nation, and it now rests with popularity of the assembly Is shown Tyrorse-Fermanagh, 14 AntisPar- struggle, and better or more woo Few in this country know better country have determined on the by the increased weekly attendances. pray for them to make a success or a dismal personification of that intellect KELLY.-.0f your charity, ition YOU ENTERTAIN pancty that such Australian the West than want, and have they Government the repose of the soul of Ellen failure of their government. The the like conditions being has perhaps never so effulgently an implied title is wrong and mis- elected representatives as follows: Kelly, *no departed this life on the EUCHRE PARTY AND DAME. present old evil passions, which bigotry and the from than cut shone 17th. July, 1920; beloved wife of foisted upon Australia or Australeading. ignorance bred, 'are still there, and At His Majesty's Theatre Michael, and fond mother of Mary, leaders of the Irish peopi.t. Let us 5150'S HALL, ROICEDY-ROM), lians! 130 Sinn Fein Deputies Sir James Craig is not Prime Michael. Eileen, Martin, and Franit will be expedient for Sir James SUBIACO. Minister of "Northern Ireland." ces, of Yilliminning. Craig (an excellent man, we under- Thursday, July 28th 40 Unionists sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy On TUESDAY, JULY 19, at 8 p.m. PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S SOCIETY. He is not even Prime Minister of stand as a distiller, and a genial on her. Nationalists 6 .. Ulster. Dance Club Football and moderate man in privacy, notCash Prizes. Good Music. the six of Minister" He is "Prime (Tantamount Sinn Feiners, Tuesday, July 19th., 1921. withstanding the nonsense he talk- Box Plan at Mrs. hhiu, s. Hay loving memory of our Met:ABE-In Ulster, In Aid of Subiaco Popular lady. North-East counties of in that they have absolute dear father, ratrIel: MCCIIne. VMS Seed to the 40,000 Orange valiants .. Society Dance Miss Jones, parted Ill- lire July 1Rth, 1914, at which comprise the "Northern Parly repudiated the "Parliaduring the great loyalty parade), to 1921. for the Forthcoming Bazaar. 26th., . . . July Tuesday, 11.1.1'. Buuhuo. liament." ments" foisted on the coon control those mad tendencies and Sweet Jesus, have mercy on his soul COMFORTABLE BOARD and Lady 1/.. Gent 1/6. The daily press could easily make try.) W, J. WEBB, Hun. Secretary. -Inserted by his daughter, son-ln-law, demoniac passions which haw 'Tickets, 2s. Men; facts of the relative itself cognisant shocked the public mind during the able; handy cey.---norne," Record

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Armistice Terms

A Break in the Storm

Ireland in Australia

Irish Leaders in London

Now a Nuisance!,

Electoral Truth About Ireland

Craig's Status

Will

Cinderella Dances

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Secretary.

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THE W.A. RECORD. JULY 16, 1921

" Catechetical Method"

All this certainly- teaches FREMANTLE. stasies. the minor intelligentia to feel imperially, whilst thinking provincial(From Our Correspondent.) In spite of what we consider is ly, and serves the Empire well. the latter became children s text111.-THE MIDDLE AGES. However, those of us who love the snore or less of a myth-and speakbooks. The question form became enare less and At the beginning of the Middle more usual than the lecture form, British Empire no ing generally .1 honestly believe the dowed with a little more than nor- true state of affairs is extraordin- Ages the large portion of the civilis- and greater stress on learning by mal intelligence, should like to have arily exaggerated-there are occa- ed peoples were already Christian. heart was insisted on. The chara news agency less clamorously pro- sions when one is prone to think Thence followed a great change in acter of the instruction lost its formEarly religi- er simplicity and attractive hist( ripagandist. That is why our local the exceptional rumours of religi- religious instruction. IIi journals have their own cable ser- ous intolerance are not without ous instruction became mostly a cal form, it became argumentative membership to of Docadmitted be Reuter, of Christian without incident preparatory to do course vice and try foundation. A glaring The change foland apologetic. TO THE ENGLISH PHARAOHS. could A further proof is in spite of his high intelligence. of the Sokols. this regrettable weakness of human trine, leading children to the first lowed and changed life c f the peoBogsby Dr. book from a the reof Pen- ple. Catechetics had enough to do, during the Sacraments of deducted reception was afforded nature for sounding are doom The bells of novics, a Sokol enthusiast, who said cent cricket season, when the local ance and the Blessed Eucharist. in explaining, demonstrating and imthe tyrants of our time, that Catholics could not be admit- Murder of rather Griflin. Catholic Club was subjected on oc- Charlemagne founded schools prim- pressing upon the children's minds The Pharaohs of the world to -day ted to the Jugo-Slav or Czech°. the on News, Daily London The casions -once to an extreme degree arily as religous, but later became the Catholic dogma attacked by the have brimmed their cup of Slovak Sokols, The position taken 23rd. of May last, published an into insulting references to our secular, and the beginning of com- Reformers. They had to teach crime; by the Slovener is that the So- terview with General Crozier, lately Holy Faith. up That case had a par- mon schools for the people. The so called. The Lord looks down on Ireland, kols, which ostensibly exist for en- Commander of the Auxiliary Divi- able) on Saturday week when the ultimate goal of all his efforts was Catechism strictly complete list of the a give To -drops tear people's where the couraging physical culture, are be- sion, R.I.C. Serious and detailed visiting C.Y.MS. football club were to establish on a solid basis a coin. numerous Catechists, which came flow, ing used as a medium for carrying allegations regarding the conduct of the object of similar despicable con- prehensive system for the religious would be impossible. And He says to mighty England, on an anti-religious propaganda. Un- the Auxiliaries were made by Gen- duct on the part of a local club, so education of youth and the people from the poles, 150 in "You must let My people go!" til this matter is put right the eral Crozier. who is prepared to much so that the visitors have al- in general. The necessity of the The Jesuits alone published of their existence. century first the decided swear that he was informed, after ready published a complaint. Sure time guided the means. There was have Slovenes and Croats Peter from Blessed Jesuit, German Out, out from Egypt's bondage, to oppose the Government decision leaving the forces, by a certain Iv we can keep our sporting arenas do need for Dogma, but the great The Canisius, wrote many. The comthe scourges and the sticks, power. Father practices need was their rough, barall murdered such repulsive to change the with had from that he free cadet as and famous became slavers, pendium of 1861 From the driving of the Griffin in County Galway, and that which are alien to the nature of all barous people by teaching them the "Canisius Catechism." In it the the toil of strawless bricks; If we Christian morality, by, stood sportsmen. named Austraian officer Cause. a certain true Irish by the funthose Conquered on Stranger's lightly touches From the terror of the The oral teaching of the Bible was author afterwards buried the body in cannot, then the sooner that yourg damental questions which were not Father H. E. G. Rope, MA., is a and rule, the jail, the gibbet's woea bog. The latter officer is now Australians loose their keen sport- dropped, but pictures and dramatic jeopardised by false teaching: but God says to Ireland's Pharaohs, distinguished English priest, littera- alleged to occupy a position of great ing (?) instinct the better. Let performances taught the people develops at length those doctrines "You must let My people go!" teur and poet; he is also a man responsibility. us hope for no recurrence of the Bible History. The so-called "Bible he the heretics. It is a whose intellect and heart have been of the Poor" was an outcome of the attacked by recent extravagance. adapted to the needs of Catechists "1 have heard in highest heaven conquered by the Irish cause, says was cans time. excitement consisted little It 50 pictures Not a of hes,. we shame; When From the biography of cries of agony and the Dublin Leader. A Ceremony of Historic Interest. cd on Sunday morning last when of Old and New Test., and derived the time. the I have heard My Irish people calling any Irishman talking with delight of Lady the "Gorgon," which had put into its name from the saying of St. Gre- Blessed Canisius, we may gather Benediction solemn The of his friend of a of an Englishman being on the Lord His Name: Abbess Mary Teresa Jocelyn as Per- port on fire. was responsible for a gory-"that pictures are the hooks following characteristics From the valleys of Mount Leinster Ireland our gorge usually rises. petual Abbess of Syon, which hap- severe epidemic among the finny of the Poor." Other Scriptural re- method:was Englishmen fundamental principle What do we care about to the mountains of Mayo of tribes! It appears that portion of presentations were the crib, the (I) His success All we pened on May 4, was an occasion with adaptation being friendly to Ireland? I have heard their piteous pleading; historical interest as well as an im- her cargo consisted of cyanide, and holy sepulchres at Easter, th, Sta. -"No "You must let My people go!" want them to be is fair and just, and portant event in the history of the water which was pumped int) tions of the Cross. Amongst dra- brings oneself to the level of the no man is to be specially thanked Syon-now established at Chudleigh, the burning vessel became impreg- matic representations of Bible His pupils. "With children he was a child "Let go My captive people or the for being honest. The friendly Devon. In fixing the date for the nated with the poison before it was tory, the religious plays, miracle without imitating their foibles." doom that fell before Englishman usually mixes up a cer- Abbatial Benediction the Bishop of again pumped out. Consequently plays, take first rank. "They were (Ili He was content when children On Pharaoh and on Egypt shall tain amount of condescension and Plymouth marked a remarkable co- hosts of fish met an unexpected intended to instruct the unlettered knew and understood the chief tenHe smite your English shore; ;patronage with his friendship for incidence, for May 4, in addition to death by inhaling the poisoned people in Bible History, and to bring ets of the Christian religion. From My plagues to be delivered, Ireland, and we are supposed to be being the anniversary of Syon's water. Every kind of fish imagin7 home to their simple minds the was opposed to mechanical memorisof said But his biographers of ing. One though your strength be haugh- duly and humbly thankful. to noble martyr, Blessed Richard Rey- able from the humble "blowy" truths of Faith." According to the "He never worried his pupils ty, know, Father Rope is an Englishman-and "the Angel of Syon," is also huge kingfish were floating thickly different festivals of the Church him: heart. by learning much with too You must weep your sins in ashes: there are a few such'-whose heart nolds, the eve of the 500th. anniversary of all along the river during the day, year, biblical incidents, parables and Azmust let My people go l" and mind, as we have said, have the blessing and installation of the and presented a unique and inter- events were represented by living That would be the way to make rebeen conquered by the Irish cause. first Abbess of Syon, Dame Joan esting sight. Their yariety and tableaux and performances. In the ligious instruction disliked, and to gladness and Ah fa,What cries of joy He sees Ireland as a great national North. by Bishop Clifford. of Lon- quantity surprised the majority of 14th. century such plays were acted have the Catechism at the end of Rope into a comer fill the Irish vales to -day! Father force. world and moral On the above the crowds who congregated along in every village, and were always the whole course flungbook May 5, 1421. of which They have heard the Lord God's is an English priest, and yet don, as Es, tiresome school the Bridgettine Abbess was the river banks throughout the solemn, popular festivals, which the to be rid, at glad verdict, and what power can he could teach many, and very occasion were children raised to her ancient dignity and day. greatly helped to enable and elevate say Him nay? Insisted on a cheerful' priests lessons in the status, which was forfeited during (III.) last. Irish 0111.I., left the character of the people. many, Neville, Father Rev. endeavored to They have lit the fires of triumph Irish language. His writings on the days of persecution and exile, this week-end for the Interstate Some characteristics of mediaeval demeanour, (IV.) He where the Suir and Shannon behalf of Ireland have had a very and restored by Benedict XV. last Convention of the Self -Determina- catechization:spur on his pupils by little gifts as (V,) No etc. flow, Austra-crosses, of considerable effect. I. There was great care taken to pictures, year on the occasion of the Com- tion for Ireland League For the English Pharaohs tremble Melbourne, make religious instruction perspicu- caste predelication but individual munity's fifth centenary, The Lady lia. to be held shortly in go! ones. little the -they must let theB. people of the of one Abbess canonically succeeds to the and to which he is ous. The methods necessarily fol- care to the weakest Dollard. Curtimu Naval Custom. -Rev, J. of the We must lowed the social conditions. government of Syon, whose monas- State's representatives. As (VI.) Frequent reception One delicacy among the many tery at Isleworth was suppressed by congratulate the League on having printing was not in vogue, the Holy Sacraments, is alfor to men-of-war was a brilsuch supplied delegate. a Canisius stores as Blessed secured What truths were brought visibly before Henry VIII. Moreover, by a reGenoa and Louvain. ways addressed to the officer comliant orator and staunch Irishman. the people by "confession tablets" Germany, Cardinal Robert BellarA group of Catholic students of manding, but will appear in none of markable dispensation of Divine Norman that Cat'Little to say His pleased Italy. I am for min was has and dramatic performances. The reCommunity the Genoa University have journey- the official returns. It will be a Providence the services as a singer are ligious plays show that they its unbroken continuity Hounslow's available en- echism" was the exclusive one asuseda ed to Louvain, to bring to that barrel of pickled ox tongues. Every maintained for our Catho- deavoured to connect their instruconce again in Italy, and recommended library various books collected for ship on Commissioning receives one, for 500 years. voice his time some For lic charities. tion with the seasons of the eccle- model one for all the Church. Edit. and among them an artistic copy and while the other stores are carein the land owing siastical silent been has mund Auger, received into the Soyear. of Dante's Divina Commedia. The fully entered and checked, this is ig- Mass For 300 Years. to the conditions governing a schol2. The truths of the Catechism ciety of St. Ignatius, has been called journey has given a singular proof nored as far as the ship's papers are proback some time his won he arship were put before the people in a the Canisius of France, and In a Note chronicling the passing of solidarity and fraternity between concerned. The story goes that on his public appearance. Nor- practical way, in the form of rhyme French Catechism appeared in 1563. Catholic possession-that of a hibiting the Catholic University students of a certain occasion Queen Elizabeth from FreEast at the appeared man (1545.1563) of Trent The Council decreased eminent member mantle Town Hall on Thursday and song. They made their teachItaly and Belgium. On their way, visited one of Admiralty victualling recently profession. Mr. Philip of doctrine and piety as attrac- brought out in the year 156t1, by the Genoese students visited their yards. She investigated the pack- of the legal under the auspices ings order of St. Pius V., a Catechism a famous last at a concert confreres at the Universities of Pars ing of salt beef for consumption on Witham, solicitor-of the forthcom- tive and effective as possible, by entitled, "Roman Catechism for at stall the local of house Sutton Place, Surrey, ing bazaar, and met with his cus- clothing it whenever they could in and Lille, At Louvain, Cardinal hoard her ships, and found that Tudor It explains in Priests." Norman a poetic form. Modern experiments Parish Mercier welcomed them with warm- after slaughter of the animals the the Tablet says that Frederic Harri- tomary Iwar's reception. "Annals of an Old Manor and his schoolfellow, Frank Jones, confirm their wisdom here. Mere four parts, the Apostles' Creed, the est cordiality, and in an eloquent ad- tongues were invariably thrown son's the Ten CommandSacraments, House" tells its story. It dates book knowledge is fraught dress encouraged them to maintain away. The waste annoyed her, and from two of the Port's moat promis- abstract ments, and the Lord's Prayer. It is the days of Henry VIII., and are are ex -pupils with many disadvantages and cannot a text -book, but a manual for Both even higher and purer the prestige Royal instructions were at once isartistes. ing Mass was said in its private chapel not claim Catholic tradition in its of Catholic science. sued that in future the tongues were all through the Penal times and for of the Christian Brothers' School. favour. the Catechist, on the plan of which . . . Rev. Mother -General Evangelist, to be kept, packed separately. and three hundred years without a 3. Great stress is laid on the for- all the best Catechisms of modern Mother StanRev. by accompanied aptain. the , use of for sent on board It times have been arranged. house to The letting of the break. and they of Church, had Ang:icans to Hold Congress. mulas the islaus, left for the Head house of History does not state whether he Nearly brought about a much needed and Encouraged by their success of was compelled to eat the whole bar- Lord Northcliffe broke that old tra- their order in France by the R.M.S. to be learned thoroughly. of Christian Docuniformity desired in his dition; but, all other respects, Synods ordered of overthe Diocesan all number a last year, when Narkunda last week-end. It is, however, a relful himself. trine. seas Bishops and clergymen of the fact, that to this day a barrel of tenancy was exactly of the kind that The news contained in Saturday that the formulas should be publicGreat results in the religious eduChurch of England made an impos- salted tongues is supplied to every a landlord is the most fortunate in evening's Mirror to the effect that ly recited, slowly and abound, in cation of the young were also ac(whom they the vulgar tongue before the sermon ing ecclesiastical parade through the ship on commissioning, but is not obtaining. More than 70 years agb, Eamon de Valera by the Confraternities of hieved when Philip Witham was a young Thus festivals. and Church. on Sundays High the three London streets, in the accounts. boy. Captain Salvia discovered in would have shot at sight charge" "on taken Doctrine, and the many reChristian men have arranged a convention in How could it be entered up-the months agol was to meet the Eng- they were not cnly committed to ligious Orders established at the the Hiding Priest's place at Sutton lies a time Herein prayed. some memory but Oxford which will meet lish Government's chief Minister of tongues? Crown's gift a special view towards the time with Park a case containing the bones Lloyd George, was received with lesson for us, prayer is an integral this month. Described as the "Angloof youth. The education religious of St. William, Archbishop of York: promoters of catechization. the part Catholic" Convention great satisfaction at the Port, and of Cuthbert Mayne, Proto-Martyr of a hope is entertained that a satisThose characteristics are worthy Jesuit method of Christian Doctrine of the enterprise have extended in- Paderewaki's Joke. features;-(I) peculiar some had Douai: of Fathers Garnett and Sutdifand Our aim to -day. priests of imitation vitations to "all bishops, factory solution of the trouble will Paderewski, the famous pianist, is lessons were few and short. (II.) deacons who are in sympathy with well known among his friends as a ton: also a lock of the white hair of be the outcome of their delibera fers to-day because now our condi- The for the Catecuse had little, They Father Postgate, martyred at the the rethose of the to are more akin Let us hope so. The pre- tions the principles expressed at tions. wit who has generally a ready ansthe Middle hism as a mere text, training of the cent First Anglo-Catholic Congress." wer even in English, a language age of 82: also some warrants of sent situation cannot long continue. Catechumenate than to them. thing main was the heart 1891, authorising the searching reof is not who deand Ages. The Bishop of Oxford, The tension is too great, which he has mastered with wonder(HU No burden of piety. (IV.) velopments must materialise shortconspicuously a High Churchman, is ful ease. One night he was to be cusants' houses. by creatto ambition They appealed CENTURY. 16th. IV.-THE the Convention, ly. to take the chair at the chief performer at a smart prigiving IRISH NATIONAL On Wednesday of last weak, a which is advertised to "open with vate concert, hut, unfortunately, he Modern scholars prove the asser- ing posts of honour and prizes. at Barnabas place took typical film episode High Mass in Saint FORESTERS tion that Luther was the first to was detained in arriving, and did It was the age of manuals of CaSt. Patrick's. A woman who had publish a text -book of religious Church." This is one of the first not turn up until he was just in A SOCIETY FOR IRISHhIEN, escaped from the local lock -up hid training to be false. Alenin's ex- techetics and the keynote of the ritualistic churches built after the time to hear his hostess say to a No Initiation Fee. Cheapest Oen. herself in the porch of the church. planation of the Creed and Lord's various manuals was: "We do not launching of the Oxford movement, guest, a well-known polo player and tributions. condemn learning by heart, but we and long before the Cowley Fathers an excellent amateur musician: lir.mclies: Hugh O'Neill, Perth, meets After some time she ventured out, Prayer existed even before the age do condemn the practice of being came into prominence was looked "Oh! Captain, do be a dear, kind alternate Thursdays, in the Trades Hall but on observing Detective Mol- of printing. Yet since Luther's (Koons 14), Beaufort -street Perth. she AnMonument, Marrnion's upon as the shrine of advanced time the text has become more im- satisfied with that." soul, and play us a solo until Pad- Brian Boru Branch, Fremantle, every loy near her steps. She was over- portant. glicanism in the university city. erewski arrives." Paderewski did al ternate Tuesday, Friendly Societies retraced in true to (i4 Adelaide detective -street; Secretary's the taken by P. J. HEVRON Matters of faith and practice are The first half of the 16th. Century not make himself known to his hosW. Keating, 28 Burt -street, "serial" style on the steps of the Shipping, and Forwarding be discussed at the Convention, and tess until after the captain had fin- Address, witnessed a revival of zeal in cat- Customs, Fremantle. ...Niles Stuart Parnell, General Carriers. Phililmore esses generally will bear on ished his solo, and, then turning to Boulder; Secretary's address, Court church. the It was due to the ener- Agency. echization. Tel. 8577. Fremantle. charnbem How, Boni ter; meets aiternatc Henry Townsend, the newly -elect- getic stimulus given by the Council is of "priestly efficiency." the amateur, he gracefully congratu- John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. ed vice-president of the Fremantle at in the light of last year's lated him upon his performance. O'Malley, L of Trent and also to the new vioQuebec -street, Midland JuncMcMAHON MISS M. Catholic Men's Society, is one who lence of the religous revolution. The gathering in London, the approach- "Ah," said the young man modestly, tion. Choicest Pastry, Fruits, and ConfecMoney to Lend on application to the has always taken a live interest in ing Convention is more in the nature "it is very kind of you, to congratu- Society secondary cause was the invention tionery. a Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. Catholic Young Men's circles at the of printing. of a revolt against episcopal cau- late me, but nobody Maxwell, Barrack -street. Perth, or the Early works on the 82 Pier -street, Perth (Near Hay -Street). is more BroHe an old Christian General Secretary, care J. J. Snigg, is Port. tiousness and the spirit of 'glorious painfully aware of the fact of Barrack -street. Catechisms could not have the wide thers' Old Boys' Association secre- circulation of the printed works. comprehensiveness" which so singu- how great a difference there is G. E. DINES tary, and was connected with the The former were teachers' manuals, PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, the between us." "Oh," replied Palarly adorns the Bishops of PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG Fremantle Catholic Instidefunct Church of England in their home derewski. "the difference is not KM HAY STREET. MEN'S SOCIETY. tute right up to the time of its go504 HAY -STREET, PERTH. country. Actually the Convention so very great after all; you ing into recess (Under the Patronage Of His Orac remained, and the sooner Irishmen will show more clearly that there is are a dear soul who plays polo. while Newcastle Club Hotel Archbishop Clune). No stone was left unturned by and their descendants realised the a serious split in the ranks of An- I am a poor Pole who plays solo,' Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Card South Terrace, Fremantle. Newly ReRoom, Cricket Club, Harriers' Club, Mrs. Stack and her energetic com- stability of the society the sooner novated and up -to -Date. the Goldfields glican churchmen, Formerly Debating, Musical, and Dramatic mittee to make their social on would they return to the fold: then and North-west Customers specially annual Church Congress was, geneSociety. trams stop Thursday last a' success. Their ex- aged prestige, and be the factor in catered for. South Beach ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. rally speaking, representative of all Catholic Americans Dead in the at door. Proprietor: T. H. Ryan (late A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOLIC pectations were more than realis- our national life it was intended to Sec., Celtic Club. and Wyndham. schools of thought within the comWar. YOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO, ed, as a grand attendance resulted be Tel. B197. prehensive bosom of the Anglican Full particulars on application to_ historical department of the The highgreatly appreciated and the W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. Church, But the Moderates, and National Catholic Welfare Council class programme provided. I hope the Broad-Churchmen, the Life -and has thus far collected the names of report more fully in our next isLiberty men, and other comprehen- no fewer than 15,300 Catholics who Society of St. Vincent de Paul to sue. sive schools of thought appear to gave their lives for their country Western Australia (IneorP)The Star of the Sea Hibernian, have captured the platforms of the during the Great War. About twoheld their usual fortnightly meetChurch Congress, and the Anglo- thirds of the number died overseas This Society exists for the purpose ing on Monday evening last, when and others, families assisting worthy Catholics will be content with noth- and are buried in France: the others or PERTH inmates of public institutions, the chair was occupied by Bro. T. ing less than a platform of complete died and are interred in their coun- including in indigent circumstances, and engages J. Alford in the presence of a good It is governed Works. agreement upon certain fundamen- try. The total number of casual- in other goodoffice Bro. J. O'Connor acted In No. 52 (top floor) meeting. a Council, tal points; hence, the Anglo-Catho- ties suffered by the United States by Royal Arcade, Perth, and has branches as guardian for the evening. Sick lic Convention, which is, in effect, during the war-from April 6. 1917, or conferences in many parishes pay was passed to Bros. M. Leen, the State. nothing more than the waving of a to November 11, 1918-was 103,740; throughout The calls on its funds are many, and D. Dunn, J. Joyce and J. Cullity. red flag before the Bishops in gene- and a conservative estimate places with a view to supplementing Its re- The following motion was unanithe Society invites persons ral. the Catholics among them at twenty sources, its mously carried, subsequent to Bro. when making tneir wills to rememberfavIt be whole. may of the cent per work. Bequests may be made In McCloskey's report on the S.D.M.: or Council, any Particular of the The Croats and Sokols. worth while occasionally, says an our "That this branch, with a view to Conference of the Society. Prices Greatly Rehaving the D.M.R. debit obliteratA great fermentation is going on American paper, to remind our antiamong the Catholic Croats, on ac- Catholic countrymen that, now as YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF ed, suggests to the D.B. that each duced. Very special of days as in of war time pay proportional quota in its branch WESTERN AUSTRALIA, count of the decision of the Bel- always, of His Grace the during the current quarter, so as grade Government to establish the peace, the Church furnishes the high Under the Patronage reductions to make Archbishop. to citizens. leave to the Fund square of patriotic D.M.R. Sokols, or athletic associations, in est type Objects: The Study of the Language, room for New ShipMusic, History. Literature, and Policing date, and members unencumbered all the public schools of Croatia. Inof Ireland, and the revival of the Ideals by the deficit, which payment this dignant protest meetings are being Reuter and Truth. of an Irish -Ireland ments arriving. Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY branch is prepared to make forthheld by the Slovenes and Croats, The Reuter's EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. PATRICK'S with." Cornelius Cullity was proof A constant study who assert that the Government is -ST. says our BOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON sr: s demembership. It posed for and Ladles forcing them to throw open their cables has convinced us, Monthly Subscriptions. Reuter Juveniles, cided to hold a smoke social shortSurgical Belts of all ed.; Gentlemen, ts. schools to the anti -religious intri Calcutta contemporary, that J. P. DOHENY, Hon. Secretary, ly as a compliment to the P.P., truth, and somegoes of the Sokols. An open letter always tells thetruth, P. CLIFFORD, Asst. Secretary. Bro. Quinlan. must you but McCloskey, in descriptions made whole Bro. the times to the Federation of fugo-Slay Sokol never moving a motion to that effect, felt Societies has appeared in the Slo- know where to findlie,it.and By CAFE MOANA to order carefully time rally members and was a of deliberate it a telling vener, drawn up by the central comHAY-STREET, PERTH. friends was held, with a view to the truth, Reuter, as the mittee of the Catholic associations. doctoring propagandist, For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. recruiting new members. certainhas UnforEmpire's This letter accuses the Jugo-Slav had societies Feiners kill a tunately certain Brassieres from 4/11.Sokol Societies of anti -clericalism, a ly no equal. If Sinnhear "SHAMROCK" to the of it, and to sprung up subsequent spirit which they are alleged to mule, we are sure of its TEA AND GRILL ROOMIg H.A C.B.S., Which had specialised share with similar societies in Cze- we are given the benefit to a WELLINGTON-STREET, PERTL in religious or national aspects, and rho-Slovakia. In support of this agony; if Sinn Feiners setthefireflames, M. SHERIDAN, Proprietresa extent, they to a more or less contention the letter quotes a reso- building, they rush into Forces from had undermined the very essential Crown at the shoot and lution passed by the Sokols at principles of Hibernianism by thus G. F. YEATES Marienburg, when it was decided the blazing windows. If a dog parusurping its chief features. Rut of Belfast bedecked Optician. that all clericalism should be exclu- ades the streetscolours to do honour 37 BARRACK-STREET, PERTu while these sprung up and wither. 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THE W.A. RECORD, SATURDAY,

JULY 18,

1921

MURDERERS, RAVISHERS, LOOTERS, LIARS ! The True Story of the Black and Tans, Told by Their former Commandant

General Crozier, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O., Tears Aside the Veil evidence got together by General Crozier. tending to show the state of

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e ekwienag. coif inrees restoringg disciplinehis and Tans fired into the crowd of most valuablea without any provocation what pons was the power of dismissal: of of ever." this he was deprived as early as Nolte ordered the officer to sit down vember. and his resignation was the at once and put his report into sequel to the still further limitation "There is nothing the British 'Cheerio, Mother,' and some ct This was done. General of his authority. .,liown to a number of persons, e n up) e position of great respore writing. sealed the report with CEARBALL O'BRIAIN.) Government feel more seriously them wanted to shoot the little his Crozier including an ex-Army Commander. sibility. about than the unfortunate suf- dog that followed her. own hands and sent it at once to A PLOT THAT FAILED. Inquiry Essential. General Crozier states that a of persons and "At 4 o'clock the order to begin very ferings innocent Dublin Castle. had fur they 28, 19'21. April had sisters, else they London, A curious sidelight upon the atti -placed of cial at Dublin Castheir property owing to the state destruction was given. All the so! Was this officer asked to give eveIt therefore constitutes, it the highly At last General Crozier, former helped themselves to a stock of her rude towards official instructions tie a and police of officer of war in diers, armed with hatchets, axes, standing civil Ireland."-Sir at the and dence inquiry, why has all of Tans, clothes descriptions. a libel of the most and clothes; are false, of the Black charges Commandant was apt to be taken by some the West were directly involved nothing snore been heard of his reHamar Greenwood, in the House heavy iron hammers, etc., were let has begun to hit out and to tell the Chickens More Important Than Men serious character, calculated not in the Auxiliary Division of Commons. " menbersof in the of loose 25th. 1921. on the house. My sister and suppression evidence bearMay poi t. from away only to harm but also individuals, real reason why he cut or Women! is supplied by an incident personal Statement of Miss Elizabeth Dun - myself wished to go away, but Turto bring public order into contempt. ing upon the murder. He was him- 8. Raiding Creameries. the Dublin Castle murder gang. His to myself which General Crozier re - lea concerning the destruction of ner stopped us and ordered us to of these self reports Now it was the entrusted with a message beto nation and the citizen are equal statements will be a revelation A cadet was discharged by Gen- calls. that set General Cro- The her home at Ballycoe House, Dun- wait and see the destruction carly entitled to protection against so tween these two persons, conclusive- eral Crozier for having knocked a you, just as they are a revelation two incidents Following my adventure at Tralee, garvan, Co. Waterford, by the Bri- ried out. He placed two soldiers ly proving this. and although it is good gross an attack to the peolpe here (England), but to tier going.that to my a reference left the order with down, and country. special civilian it busy at he got all, think the other hand, it the charges 4. Murder of Mr. Michael O'Callag- The General had information that safety was circulated from Dublin tish military forces as an "official on guard with rifles to prevent our us who have lived through the hor- to at the enine time dreadful to think areOntrue, the nation reprisal": leaving, and we three womenwill rors of the past two years us Ireland is han. A memhe intended to return to Ireland and Castle among the police. the THE incident in Govern- salutary measures against a demand "Note (1). An ambush of the ourselves and the little maid-serWhat that system he has told nothing new. tier of the Auxiliaries was prompted Crown forces took place at Bur- vant-were alone with the soldiery General Crozier is in a position to lead a gang of robbers. in Ire- and a personnel that- has mental methods pertaining betrayed General Crozier tells -you, we have land, than has dune more than anyimportant information relaUrgent representations were made by this (having dined well) to set gery, Dungarvan, about 2 a.m. on during the terrible scenes that folits confidence and dragged its hon- supply For two seen with our own eyes. tive to the murder of Mr. Michael in the highest quarter that the man off from Beggar's Bush Barracks in March 19th, 1921. Of that ambush lowed. We were kept standing on else to rouse action against our in the dust. years I have been telling you some thing ex -Mayor of Limerick. should not be allowed to re-enter a car with the expressed intention we knew nothing beforehand. It the grass in front of the house. O'Callaghan, the for Government responsible There seems to be nu way out but of these things-only some-but these methods, should concern the of "throwing Hugh Martin into the did not take place on the Ballycoe the country. They were ignored. "Some of the soldiers put on everytime knowing full well that dismissal of a dozen Black and Tans the straight way, and that is the 5. The E; Cabe Shootings. He came back. borrowed a police Liffey," after picking up a friend at road, and was not visible from Balour dresses and masqueraded in way of a public inquiry, either by a you, or any one else out of Ireland, for General Crozier alleges that an car, inveigled his nephew (under the the Hibernian Hotel to help in the lycoe. front O'er 500 Irish Select stealing chickens! of us wearing them. Committee of the House, or, ex-member of the Auxiliary Division plea, the latter urged, that he was a operation. could not bring yourselves to ac- men, women and children have been "Note (21. There lived in our Pelted With Eggs. cept my statements at their full shot dead, or bayonetted to death, better still, a Joint Committee of who threatened an exposure of the Secret Service officer) into joining The matter being reported to Gen- house only my mother. my sister. Lords and Commons. General circumstances under which three him in a buccaneering expedition eral Crozier, he telephoned to the myself, one Will you accept from Genvalue. "Again some of the soldiers betrampled to death, or done to the maid, and one manCrozier should be called eral Crozier what you could not- or upon tc men were killed at Killaloe "while and was caught raiding a creamery. Hibernian requesting to await servant. gan to pelt us in our helpless posiunder the wheels of armoured his evidence, and the &nest endeavouring or would not!-accept from me? death to escape" was man was sentenced to 12 an urgent message which would tion with eggs. or lorries, since January 1, 1921. produce Preliminary Raid. thorough measures taken to protect "squared" by the Irish Government, The Perhaps it depends on who this cars reach him in a few minutes. The months' and nepimprisonment, his and the of the lives and yet neither death of one "Our dresses were splasblehyith property of witnesses The officer who executed this mis- hew to three months! General Crozier is, so let me tell them, nor the death of the 500 of "On March 24th, about message took the form of an escort, m., the filth of them, but one of our you. It is quite easy, because it them, -has caused Dublin Castle, or from Ireland. The latter point is sion is now in London. which brought him back to barracks we were awakened by the knocking 9. at Trim. guards The Looting remonstrated was given in the Commons yester- Downing Street, the trouble and the obviously essential. strongly, of a party of military, about 30 custody. Room" and Drumcondra and this ceased. We found later Set out below in outline are some 6. "Guard In this notorious case, which led day. By a strange trick of fate this offi- or 40, in charge of three officers. Shootings. annoyance that the Trim chickens of the allegations that the balance of the eggs had made by General to General Crozier's resignation, an cer was himself shot dead not long My sister threw on a cloak and Who is General Crosier? have! been pelted at the religious picGeneral Crozier is prepared to affidavit has been sworn by Major afterward's in the West. upon which he must be dihurried down in bare feet to open General Crozier is only 41, so you General Crozier held an inquiry Crozier to tures in the house. and the walls give evidence on oath, swear that in the course of a serious Wake. who, as Court of Inquiry offithe door. At once an officer, can see that he must have had a into the complaints. The fell de- rected were terribly disfigured with conversation at Dublin Castle They on begin with an incident cer, was to go to at Trim and the ordered whom I believe A GREENWOOD "DUD." to be Lieutenant good record to be a General these tails are not yet available, perhaps them. February 17 with an officer in high collect evidence in connection with and end with an inThe above appeared in the Lon - Turner, rushed upstairs, entered past six years. He served the Em- never will be, but it would appear commencement, command the Drumcondra case was the charge of looting brought againcident at the close my "When the interior of the of his term of bedroom brandishing a pire in Zululand, Ashanti, North Ni- that the men were identified, or office. mentioned. This is the case in st members of "N" Company of the don Daily News of May 24, 1921- ver, and ordered everybodyrevol- was finished they ascended onhouse significantly enough it was Empire to ladgeria, South Africa, and Canada, be- rather 13 of them were. They rewhich two men were said to have ders to the roof and proceeded t3 leave Auxiliaries. the house. I had hastily Day! fore he was given command of an fused to give evidence, and so Crc- 1. Auxiliaries as Sinn Tethers. That afternoon the House been taken at night in a car from smash off the slates. Some of the thrown on a Major Wake back coat, brought with but when of I Commons Ulster Battalion in the Great War. zier "dispensed with their services." was in wishquite an excited Disguised as members of the the Castle staid murdered at a lonely him from Trim a number of articles state. and efforts were made He was promoted to a brigade com- That seemed the best way out of it. I.R.A.. a company of Auxiliaries, spot on the outskirts to ed to put on more clothing this soldiers thus employed were still of Dublin. which were said to have been stoles: move the adjournment of the House, officer refused to leave the room, wearing our best dresses. The offi mand, a Welsh Brigade at that, and Had he tried them there would have and afterwards returned. These so as to debate General led them in the capture of the been a fuss, and so he merely "disI cers still continued their fire of Crozier's although requested to do so. (David Low, the Australian Artist, interprets he showed to his superior officers at statements. But the Government could only pull on stockings and jeering remarks. "Welsh Ridge" in the Hindenburg pensed with their services for not "All culinary utensils, the house slippers. He the then Castle. The affidavit proceeds: have the numbers, and the adjourn Ird.:-viiithe Crozier Accusations] followed me inLine in April. 1917, and at Boorlcn acting as policemen should and give "The next day the Officer Com- ment was out-voted. Greenwood to my mother's room and ordered lamps, and even the sanitary arRidge later. He was selected as evidence." General Tudor approvrangements her out. of the house were bro. She was inanding the Auxiliary Division in- had the indecency to try and raise similarly clad. Inapector-General to the Lithuanian ed his action, but later, after a visit formed me that Major -General Tu- a laugh at the expense of Crozier. He then went to the wing of the ken. Army against the Germans in the to Greenwood in London, he rescind"It house may he where added here that the dor had ordered him to demand my but it afiled dismally. The House man -servant slept, Baltic in 1919, and the Bolsheviks ed his appros, al. resignation on the ground that I had of Commons is a pretty low assem- and ordered him, though undress. whilst we were still in the house, on the That ,roughly is enough to give Polish front as before the ed, destruction, on to been our irregularly enlisted into the by, but it manages to retain a shred stairway when we Lieut. Grif1919-20. After this he was you the hang of the whole truuble. Division by Brigadier-General Cro- of decency new and again. Green- were coming down. I returned to fiths proceeded to use the water selected from a crowd to raise, cr Crozier, who was a great hero so zier, and without him, General Tu- wood then tried to brand General my room to give the man time to closet without baying the decency ganise, and command the Black and long as he kept in with Dublin Casto close the door. dor, having been consulted. Tans on the Irish front. He resign. tle, was immediately branded a liar Crozier in another way; but the fol- put on his trousers, but LieutenCommon Christian Charity. ed this command in dramatic cm- by Greenwood and Co. when he re"With the express assent of the lowing paragraph from the Man- ant Turner rushed in after me and signed in August. and in self defence cunistances in February last. "In conclusion, the following officer I applied to General Tudor checter Guardian will be better than ordered me out. "The only suspicious Si, you see, Crozier has done al- he is forced' to tell the whole truth. objects points should be noted: for an interview, which he refused. an }description of the "debate" found in the house were a small most as much for the British En.- And the whole truth is not very "(I) That I then requested General Tudor's that I !court give you:was earpiece of old. ordinary household vied out as a destruction pire as some of those loud -mouthed palatable for George. Greenwood, Faced with the report. Sir muslin, less permission for an interview with Sir for not hey. than a foot square, ing given noticepenalty patriots who held the recruiting and Co. and their dupes. But let Hamar Greenwood. the Chief Sec - Hamar Greenwood wriggled in the which Lieutenant of an ambush. 1Ve Griffiths platform gallantly in Australia the Londpn Daily News formulate declar- knew nothing of this ambush. retary. which was declined, but he true forensic style-he would do or ed to be wound dressing. and a during the Great War. He is a Crozier's charges: "(21 The military implied stated that could arrange for such have done something if all Protestant, an Ulsterman, an anticome out at another time or in an- Wolsey valise, folding bath, and we had nursed wounded in that interview myself. the tent. portions of the equip- house. This is false. Sinn Feiner, a General; he fought in CROZIER'S DOSSIER. "I then wrote to General Tudor other way, and so on. In fact, no small None were. ment of my brothers, who had bin brought to the Great War, and he has won the Allegations Backed us, refusing to resign As I had beer facing the music. but if they Up by had, Sworn Cher serving as chaplains during the whether C.B., the C.M.G., and the DSO. guilty of no misconduct, or to acRepublicans BUT THE TWISTER OF IG late war. (Note. Testimony and Affidavits. British, my brothers did they would have been ortended Even more than that, he has actucept dismissal. On the following NOBLE EXCUSES FOR SHIRK not live with us but eqally fought the dreadful Bolsheviks (By Hugh Martin, in the London in Dublin, abually, as this is a mere duty of day I was dismissed from the force." ING WAS QUITE GAME TO out 150 miles away). Daily News.) with a gun in his hand (not a pen). Christian charity. RAISE A LAUGH AGAINST 10. The Tire Brigade "Hold-up." Zulu's "J'accusel" which shook the Why, surely the Protestant FederChaplains in the British Army. "(31 The military implied that THE SOLDIER WHO HAD ation of Australia wou:d not ask French State to its foundations, :s As a reprisal for one of the memhad been staying in the DONE HIS MILITARY DUTY "These articles were being taken Mr. him to sign the Loyalty pledge be- the obvious parallel to the challenge hers of the Dublin Fire Brigade hav- MANFULLY, house. This is false; we had not away to the lorry, when my mother General Crozier issues to -day to the fore admitting him to Australia! ing identified a cadet in connection seen him for years. said to one of the soldiers Government of this country. that "(4) Before It is And when an- these with an alleged offence on the pre to his own hurt. The Chickendtealers. this penalty was inthings belonged to her sons, a challenge that no Government of vious day, the brigade station at other member as chivalrous as Sir who had flicted no form of trial and no op The Crozier affair came to a head a civilised State dare ignore. been in the army. He Hamar Greenwood made the highly said, Ballsbridge was "held up" by of answering over the Trim incident. A number possible honourable suggestion that the con 'The Irish Army, I suppose.' She portunity General Crozier is not a journalparty of Auxiliaries, answered, 'No, in the British Army charges was afforded. of Black and Tans thought they ist, whose evidence must necessar. dfi ential army reports on General as General Crozier went down him"I hereby certify that all the would have a "bust-up," end accord- ily be incomplete because gathered chaplains.' He asked. 'Protestant Crozier when he was a young officer. self, caught the cadets red-handed, chaplains?' She said, 'No, Catholic above is absolutely true. ingly, on February 9th. last, they under difficult conditions, and and put the two ringleaders under before the war should tie rummaged chaplains.' He "(Signed drove down in a lorry to a grocery whose conclusions it is easy to sweep said, 'We don't trust arrest. He put the men back for for material that might be used to these fellows; they ELI ZA BETH DUNLEA. and spirit store at Robinstown for aside as being the fruit of ignorance are responsible blacken his character. Sir Hamar a court-martial, "May 21st, 1921." against the wish or all the ambushes.' Subsequently supplies. It was a happy thought and bias. He is a soldier with Greenwood seems to have jumped for headquarters and the an officer to pick on a shop owned by a mete brilliant record, speaking with corn-a asked my sister where her tehwehaftrieunndsaeoofured isheiopeplinoef kept in the guard room for several datarnthaigis brothers were? 'On the run I su woman; it saved them the neces- plete inside knowledge of his subweeks awaiting trial. pose,' he said. She said, 'No, thd sity for shooting any mere man who ject, and testifying-under the stress among our Trish police." are priests in Dublin.' ;night be on the premises. About of conscience and a sense of public Upon General Crozier's resigns. 7 tion the men were released on the "When Lord Griffiths was search- GREGORY THE DEMON BOWL35 or 40 Black and Tans were in the duty-against the very men "Let's Pretend We Don't Notice Anything" HOLDWAY & CO. ing the outhouses we heard a ground of "insufficient evidence." Licensed party, and they went there at 2 it was his task to command whom ER "UNMASKED." -From the London Star. or to Sewerage Plumbers (Certifi- smashing of p.m.. in broad daylight. glass. Griffiths soon Gasfitters and Sheet Metal They obey. These ten paragraphs are a mere rated). smashed in the doors, and when the 40-44 enteredthehouse with his hand A t Nottingham The sum total of hIs testimony is, selection from the mass of detailed PW1e°rr-kset rr giet .AperTtrhi.al Solicited. Ie it Cricket? last-wee week end Tel. A4395. bleeding, and proceeded to woman -owner came downstairs they in certain aspects, a more shocking General Crozier asserts, held up a rum General Crozier's charge is that mage clothing, etc., leaving stains there was a dreadful enceun . All said they were looking for ammuni- indictment of the present system post office at Kilkenny. last Septem- the following words, or words to was fighting again - 11 of blood on the articles. tion, and demanded "refreshments." of government in Ireland, both :is ben gagged and bound the sorters, precisely the same effect. were used This i. England Frightful scene ere important, because it was subse- Australie. She was too scared to protest either devised and administered by those and opened some 20 mail-bags. Al to him by the highly-placed officer quently said that then or later ,and so they merrily in supreme control and as executed the money found-a considerable referred to : blood-stained enacted. England was harried and tc.rturbandages had been found, These loaded the lorries with hams, soap, by those below, than £29, sum-except which was returnO Dear Dark has Head! our "We managed to square the eve hearts are hourly breaking; were the only blood -stains in the ed by Auetralia. Humane men and tinned milk, fowls, candles. blankets, drawn up, to my knowledge by been With bitter tears our eyes are sore opprest; any ed to police headquarters, was stolen dence in the Guard Room case, kindly women cried out from their house. sheets. and quilts. I suppose it is English journalist or any At night the Horror haunts the morrow's waking; independ- and the letters thrown into the but I'm afraid we can't do it here. seats at the cruelties done. "When the raid was over, necessary to say that 'they put all ent investigator. river. Telephone wires were cut, To think another sword shall pierce thy breast! However, I did my best to put Especially rose the wrath, and mother's gold neck -chain, with the spire cash out of the till into This indictment And 'twas but yesterday that England pleaded Crozier and the district isolated by the poltie wind up tempest of protestation, against one and convinced watch their pockets, and all the liquor they has embodied in aGeneral and silver sodality medal, ice themselves as a blind, With all the world to draw the sword for Right! -the bulky dossier. bins, I think. he that was cruellest. most terrible of all an acwas could carry into their-well, inside Each accusation can be missing. It was subsequently Ah, countless soldier-dead who heard and heeded, supported Lieut.-Col. Company cessory before the fact." reported that a soldier was wear- the Australians. He leaped but the of them by sworn evidence, and many affi- Commander, resignedthe soon Arc ye not restless in your graves to-night? General higher, Crozier the more the crowd cried further after declares ing it publicly in the town. There Then they drove off to the home davits have already been taken. The out; and every time he leaped-lo! this operation took place. The that some of the police evidence in were also missing the Or did ye die for Empire list and glory? of a scloolmistress-only she was charges are specific in servant- -there was character, the and Drumcondra Auxiliary case as a shot as from a pistol Division had was a only recentmatman's overcoat, razor, etc. That home might roofless be and cradles bare? not at home. She was teaching in are made in several instances againout of the palm of his hand; so that ly been formed, and its develop - ter of fact "arranged," and that he the schocl at the time, but when else st men occupying positions of And God% white Altars desecrate and goryThe Destruction. was many high himself ment that dates present at from the the were before the little rehearsal precedent offiNay! Nay! they lie who say ye do not care. got back she discovered that her authority, whose names "On the following day, Good three -barred gate (the wicket) did are set cially set on this occasion. of a portion of the proposed eve In Flanders Fields ye fought the fight they're waging: visitors were either married men, or down in writing. The Friday, fall dossier has March dence before a prominent intelli25, down about 3 verily, p.m.,a and cry out upon We shall not sleep until the debt is paid; 2. Treatment of Prisoners. party of soldiers, numbering aout their attacker. genre officer. The trial resulted in Until at last, the While Black and Tans through Erin's land are raging. 50 or 60, an in gate-that acquittal. charge of the is, same off the s wicket- was left Mr., resigned his Your blood is mocked your sacrifice betrayed. cars. i.e., Capt. Thomas, Liet, empty, for the last defender Lad The "Guard Room case" referred command after a fortnight on ac Griffiths, and Lieut. Turner, arriv- been driven off. O Deathless Army, marching down the ages! count of what he described as "the to above is the case in which men ed in motor lorries with an arAn ye be true. then must ye ever plead methods in vogue." Information were killed "while endeavouring to His True Colours. moored car, mounting machine With all the hosts of Erin's saints and sages as to the nature of these methods escape" from Dublin Castle Guard And at that, the demon bowlerguns. My mother first went to take 1'h That right prevail 'gainst vaunted power and greed. was subsequently obtained, and vas Room. a small painting of my father (dead he who answered to the name of If now they pass, then Freedom dies for ever; found to relate to the treatment of 7. The Croke Park "Massacre." fifteen years). We were told Gregory-did put on his sweater, Your rendezvous with Death was all in vainprisoners. This is the incident in which a we could not have it, because it and over it the neck-band. of which The winds of heaven hear your answer, "Never! party of police following the murder S. Murder of Father Griffin. was a picture of Roger Casement. the colours were green and yellow. The thing we fought must not be throned again." of eight officers in Dublin, fired We insisted that it was only my And all did see the secret-green General Crozier is prepared tc upon a O dear Dark Head! we do not doubt or falter, football crown at Croke father, and after a considerable and yellow over white. The colours swear that he was informed. after Park. Though dark the hour and countless are thy foes: portion of an hour had been spent of Sinn Fein! leaving the force. by a certain cadet, A discovery offered free General Crozier states in his dosThe prison cell, the in scaffold's this cruel halter. wrangle, we were allowed to all the that he (the cadet) had murdered sier that one of his most The list of tragedies that daily grows, to take it. When we went un- i^rinloithis discovering Sunday papers Father Griffin in County Galway, officers came straight to himtrusted But steel our grim realm.-London Catholic resolve stairs from to to keep unbroken get other things we found &dare and that a certain officer named Croke Park after the The line that guards the Orange, White and Green -the soldiers already in the rooms H'erald. shooting and stood by. and afterwards buried the reported: O dear Dark Head, be this to you a token searching for loot. body in a bog, "It was the most disgraceful The Dawning Day shall see you crowned a Queen. DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. Insulting the Mother. The latter officer is now alleged to show I 'Nave ever seen, The Black -Rev. D. A. Casey, Litt, D. "Before the hour was up my moMISS MERCIA SCOTT, ther decided to go away, as she Teacher of Latest Ballroom and could not bear to see our home Fancy Dancing, burning. As the was leaving. she by the of (Approved Hierarchy the and The Best Church Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia). in Showery Has Resumed Tuition. said to Captain Thomas: 'I am Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. leaving my home for the last time, To feel dry and comfortable -it completes the enjoyit is essentially irish and Catholic, and it Speci,;ly Appeals to Catholics (males and. females),. densamling. their. Private Lessons by Appointment. and I can say that I am as innoSUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will be established in any ment of the outing. Even if it doesn't actually rain, un receipt by the DISTRICT Private Address. "Abbotsford,. SECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS sanctioned Locality cent of this ambush or of any pre by the PRIEST of the DISTRICT, the there's real satisfaction in knowing you are safe from names and ages of intending members being fully set out in the requisition. 115 Aberdeen -street, Forth. vious knowledge of it as Our Holy sudden downpours. You need that umbrella. 550 BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand; '-'0,000 members and £300,383 in Funds. FinanTel. A4787. Redeemer on the Cross.' He ancial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. We have them in the best makes from swered: Au 'So ENTRANCE was FEES FOR BENEFIT Hickey MEMBERS. an inno 8/6, 10/6, 12/6 to SU-. MoDEBATE CONTRIBUTIONS. cent mane LOANS ADVANCED IN LA1iGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLD Sergt. Hickey: RTC., PROPERTY. MISS T. 1. CPCONNON, A.T.C.L. was taken prisoner during the amrun Pal ticuist s on Apokation to J.. O'FARRELL, District secretary. Hisser Hall. Murray-strem Perth. Tailors Mercers, Hal Si45 Cleaver -street. bush, and was executed some hours West Perth. ALI, MODERN REQUIREMENTS. HIBERNIAN HALL Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Ptpe OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. later. When going down the ave. "Where the Good Hats Are." Organ, and Harmony. Terms on Monday to Friday. minimum RATES. nue Saturday. application. Miss o'connor 8 p.m. to li p.m. . £5 0 0 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. . 82 5 0 pared to take pupils for theto pre8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . £2 7 PIpe 6 -She had to pas, some soldiers, 8 p.m. to is p.m. . £2 15 0 Organ. Tel. A2946. and they jeeringly called to her,

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THE W. A. RECORD, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1821

his priestly zeal and learning, cote OBITUARY. IRISH -AUSTRALIAN ferred on Dean Hegarty the degree SOCIETIES. of Doctor of Divinity. The clergy many friends of Mr. Jim The entertained the Dean at dinner at Treacey, of Boulder, will regret to the Cathedral Hall. There was a The Hall, SUBIACO. H.A.C.B.S,, of his young wife, hear of the death The gathering of over 100 present. The fortnightly meeting of the above Hay parishioners presented the jubilar. society wee held in the old Church Kathleen, at the early age of 26 Thursday, July 7th. Bro. %V. A years. Six months ago the deian with an address and a wallet on and In addition to the ceased contracted Brown presided, CHINA, GLASS, FANCY GOODS, EP. EARTHENWARE, a chill, which of notes The school children of offi,rs, there were sixty members preand WARE, Etc. Carlton combined and presented an sent. The principal business or the brought on complications, was the discussion Of the Hi- which eventually developed into of the Crusade, Father Lester, man, P.P., Parramatta, celebrated address and massive piece -of plate, meeting QUEENSLAND. GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET bernian Stall In tile forthcoming par- consumption. Some little while ago S.J., has sent a message to Bris- the Silver Jubilee of his Ordination suitably inscribed. ish bazaar. The heads of the stet' SETS, and FRUIT SETS, at the close of were elected. and Miss Beryl Measlier she became a patient at the WooThe Rev. Brother O'Brien, of the bane welcoming the establishment to the priesthood Two thousand five hundred boys was elected as the Hibernian nominee rooloo Sanatorium, but the malady At last month. Congratulations came WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. Christian Brothers, is to lecture on of the Handmaids in Australia. in lady competitien. Bro the popular didn't lessen under the treatment parts of the from the C.B. schools attended the Brown gave a brief summary of the the 14th inst., in the Centennial present the movement numbers up- to him from various TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. Com- Archdiocese and the suburban cen Requiem Mass at St. Patrick's Ca- decisions arrived at by the recent Hi- there, notwithstanding every care Hall. in aid of Herston Church wards of 2,000,000 weekly Further infor- and attention, and she died peaceConterence. tres. In the public life of the thedral for the repose of the sou. bernian Funds. Brother O'Brien is an ex- municants throughout the world. mation on this subjeet will be forth- fully on the 7th inst., fortified with has of the late Rev. Bro. Barnabas O'Gorman Monsignor State, coming from Bro. Gilbertson al the all consolations of Holy Church. cellent speaker and very popular On the 3rd inst., Father Walsh, won the esteem and respect of the Lynch. The great nave and aisles next meeting. Three new members with Brisbane Catholic audiences. initiated Into the society. Their The deceased, who was a sister of C.SS.R., preached a Charity ser- leading citizens. His unselfish la part of the Chancel were filled by were names are miss Quinn. Miss P. mccani. Mrs. Fitzgerald, Southern Cross, Mr W. M. Crofton, the well-know n mon at St. Brigid's, Red Hill, on boors and inspiring example in the the orphans, for whom the deceased and Mr. \V. Webb. nominations was native of County Cork, Irethe com- had spent so large a part of his self- we, also received. Four RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. After further land, aand and widely -esteemed editor of the behalf of the local conference of tremendous undertaking ofCathedral came to this State about sacrificing life. R.I.P. general business, the meeting Was pletion of St. Mary's Brisbane Age, died at his residence, the St. Vincent de Paul Society. rinsed. Tile finals of the euchre tour- eight years ago. Father McCabe was be long will that ult., records 25th bright are Fortitude Valley, on the were then proceeded with. in his attention to the deAt a combined Communion nament DANIEL MULCAHY, Proprietor. NEW SOUTH WALES. CHAS. E. UOSDEN, Manager. remembered. There was a very reAfter muellsexcitement Miss A. Shiv- zealous after a long illness. The deceased and Mr. J. Murphy were declared ceased, and performed the last rites presentative assemblage at the Par. breakfast in Our Lady's Parish, ers was a native of Dublin, and was 74 at tile winners. Wooroodoo They will 00511 be precemetery. Sergeant A meeting called by Mr. John ramatta Town Hall to honour the North Fitzroy, Mr. T. M. Burke, sented with years at the time of his death. He guinea prizes. Fitzgerald and the husband were whose splendid gifts to Catholic s -tic!), players amused themselves Noedurcame to Australia waen a boy of Wren. of Melbourne. was held at Jubilarian on the day of jubilee. A education have been eticed in ing the evening in dancing and men the chief mourners at the funeral. Sydney, recently delightful entertainment preceded 16 years. The late Bishop O'Quirn., the Town Hall, playing....g. A movement Is on foot to Our sincere sympathy is extended these columns. in the course of an of the libel the result to consider and of addresses a the presentation took Brisbane, first Bishop of orchestra for the dances. to the deceased's husband and relaable speech made reference to dis- Already at, welfare, action taken by Mr. T. J. Ryan, gifts. his six volunteers have come fur - tives in their deep interest in .. Machines Kinds Sale bereavement. crimination against Catholics. Mr. ward for the fullowhig- lisetruntents-May and for many years he was a well- M.11.R.. against the Hobart MerPiano, violin (three), trombone. end her soul rest in peace. Burke said it was a matter for very ettenet. Nesbitt. M.L.A. for Lismore, who known acolyte at Old St. Stephens. cury, which resulted iii a verdict The orchestra will, with a great regret that there was such a in, -paper. for the defendant of Orangemen The the deputation led Mr. lime the late practice, Soon after his arrival provide a very welwho protested against the extension thing as discrimination against Ca- emu, addition to the dance room. The of furthering the cause of the land of Crofton obtained employment at Gramophones, playing flat records, £2 2s. to £70. Edison Amcrowd who patronise the Hiber- our fathers." of St. Mary's Cathedral in Sydney tholics. They had protested, but it happy the Courier office as junior clerk. Ow Thursday evening. the Sin Inst., berolas, playing Cylinder Records, £16. Flat Records. double -sided. nian dances is still larger. some years ago, and whose slogan was all in vain. Instead of a nega. Secretary Bro. Hughes growing and by steady application to work reports that the a very successful musical evening was 3/6. We are landing a big lot for Christmas. Cylinder Records, is, "Protestants, awake!" has pla- tire attitude, they must take up a number present at the last dance was conducted by Miss Begley at Mrs. rose eventually to be business man3/6 each. We stock all in the Edison Catalogue. Every forward a record one, since the dances were In- Dwyer's residence, Norm Perth. procarded his big business premises in positive attitude. ager of that journal. In later years Monthly lists and complete Catalogues posted to all who write when the orchestra gets ceeds of saner being in aid of the Lismore with an announcement, movement was surrounded with augurated. going II is hoped all previous records Soling Ireland Society. In spite of the he held similar positions on the for them. difficulties; but there was no need will be eclipsed. Midday on Wednesday On July 4th, the counter attractions "Retiring Sale" (it will probably be that evening, a Brisbane Telegraph and the EveNeedles, Mainsprings, and all repair parts in stock. club of the society held a most good number put in an appearance. At altered to a retiring wail at the to lose heart. It Catholics were football ning Observer. He was also editor Each Week is the All kinds of Talking Machines Repaired. social and dance In aid of the conclusion or a most interesting next elections), says "All About handicapped, they should set to enjoyable of the Australian, a Catholic jourA big crowd was pre- musical progrannue dancing was indulthe club funds. work to lessen the handicap. A BusiCatholic Press. He sent, years People" in the evening, 30 and the both socially some ged in, Mr. O'Sullivan being SI.C. for nal of Queensland institute had been established financially, was all that could be and de- the dances, which °Mee lie carried out In 1892 he founded the Age, that Contributions, Report., Etc, had a very prosperous business ness ago. Concert items by the follow- with credit. Everyone was well caterwhen he entered Parliament; but it for making Catholic men more effi- sired. and up to six months ago he was and Advertisements for the curing persons were much appreciated: ed for, thanks tot e untiring efforts of A class is difficult to carry on a big busi- cient in business pursuits. M. Dwyer. Miss M. LaiTerty, Miss Mesdames Begley and Dwyer, who lookactively engaged in the editorial rent week's issue of THE ness in Lismore and to try and bait was now in operation, and 82 stu- B. Nearlier (songs), Mist Patsy !WW1 ed after the rerreshinent part of the and managerial section of the paRECORD may be taken. and Mr. J Tobin (recite- programme. Brisk business with rafthe Catholics at the same time. A dents had taken up the preparatory (1,6/11 Jig),Miss per. Requiem Mass was celebrated acted was done during the evening; a man most either do one thing or course. The class was something pianiste, and she was kindly assisted fles for the repose of his soul. His statue being won by Miss O'DohertY, and addressGalvin, and a pair of knitted socks by Mr. Camisole iin the other. Nesbitt has evidently more than mere hot air: it had by Miss E. Ahearn.(1: ,Ai Archbishop Duhig presided, Lord Mayor presided, 10 and Mr. R. Wren by Mr. and a knitted been established for a serious Peterson, were delivered purcap es by Miss M. retire from business. decided to and absolte final the pronounced _ On Sunday last the football team Kennedy. Mrs. Dwyer deserves It was if he sticks to that slogan. "Pro- pose. The present students were played the cotteslop Hibernlane at thanks of the Society for lending the liitec on, and in the course of his re- Mr. P. J. Minahan. 'M.L.A. meeting her A report of the match, IEEltll testants, awake!" the Catholics may the advance guard of the efficiently Claremont. home for the occasion. marks made on the occasion paid a decided to call a further and those present also awake, and then Mr. Nesbitt trained Catholic army. These stu- which resulted In a win for Sublet°. high tribute to the memory of the on the subject, LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. will be round in the smarting COMMIS reimburtowards dents, instead with £100 of complaining subscribed are will retire from Parliament also. daughter and son nits paper. The syllabus item for deceased. A WINTER ACHES AND PAINS. what was going on in the commun- of sing Mr. Ryan's expenses of the the next meeting on July 21st. is a loss. R.I.P. left to mourn their & Members arc kindly a action. Mr. J. Donohoe promised Mrs. Bridget Casey, relict of the ity, were determined to make them- secret auction. in to Get Rid of Stiffness not to forget to bring Meng Rub Sam-ukand has late Mr. Edward Casey. one of the selves thoroughly efficient in their asked Swelling, Three thOusand and more people fifty guineas, and Mr. Wren raissome small article for auction. All proTHE MURRAY-STREET MUSIC SELLERS, a he unusual penetrative power or pioneer farmers of 11Juswellbrook, respective lines of business. They fits will go to the Hibernian Stall. filled the Exhibition Ha/1 on the already given £500. The total Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. Zatu-Buk enables It to resell direct Father M. ed amounts to £1,400, but Mr. died at her residence, Kaynga, on were determined to be first in the 30th ult. to honour the NO'Ili seat of ONLY rheumatism ADDRESS: 180 and MURRAY-STREET muscular (near Boans). YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. pain. You rub pain out when you O'Flynn, the eloquent Administra- Wren states the expense of the ac- the 23rd ult. She was a native of race, and to make employers reaCorrect Postal Address Box 67, G.P.O., Perth, reached the enor- Portumoa. County Galway, and ar- lise their worth. This was their rub Zarn-Buk in. You get rid of tor of St. Patrick's, Valley, on the tion to Mr.ofRyan The 5,ual weekly meeting of the stiffness, reduce NO swelling SHOPS IN and BARRACK were smallinflam-STREET. pounds. to those who five thousand challenge mous sum and rived in New South Wales by a Jubilee, Silver his of Young Ireland Society was held at St. occasion mation, and strengthen the tissues Write for Free Catalogue. sailing vessel in 1857. She was mar- minded enough to discriminate ag- Patrick's School oil Monday evening. against the effect of cold and damp. to present him with a cheque for The chief business., of the evening was The Rev. Father John A. Roche, ried at East Maitland in 1864. By ainst Catholics. If Catholic men contracted rheumatics in both BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. £555. Solemn High Mass was celeof The elections the election omcers. ankles." writes the Mrs. in charge of D. P.P., who has been best in *busiConnolly, made themselves the the 247 hard work husband and wife ac brated in St. Patrick's, and as frolows:-President, Mr. P. Franklin St, Adelaide. "The corn parish for over four years. quired a good property and estab- ness pursuits, they would be able to resulted E. Walsh; vice-president, Mr. R. IL plaint settled in my feet, and church was crowded-many had to Bombala especialduring that time has spent lished the family in a comfortable command any positions, because Brennan; secietary, Mr. J. P. Isobel's% ly in winter time, the pain was intolbe content to kneel outside the and Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. secretary, Miss B. O'Doherty; erable My feet swelled enormously. on £7,000 in the advancement home. She reared a family of ten employers would see it was to their assistant church doors. His Grace the Arch- close treasurer, Mr. Courtney; committee, and I 'was unable to get my shoes on. ill -health for has been in who were "The Famous "Snigirs Corner," of religion, those and interests to employ Fason, The husband, children. Misses P. Doherty. B. O'Doherty, G. In all, I used about bishop preached the panegyric. seventeen or time. Father Roche left Syd- one daughter pre -deceased her. She well qualified to serve them. Their Begley, Mrs. Finnegan. Mrs. Sullivan, eighteen different remedies, In fact in ther Lalor, whose eloquent address- some Messrs. P. Collier, and V. Yates; social my on search s.s. Karoola by the was I tried ney recently discrimination three to the eevrything answer grandchildren, Conven47 that I leaves also THE PLACE TO GO FOR es on Ireland at the State committee, Messrs. R. Brennan, P. about. of the Mercy the Business Institute. Business Clifford. J. Walsh, Misses P. Doherty, heard "Al last a friend advised tne to get tion of the Self-Determination fur alia.holiday trip to Western Austra- of whom are members one FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, SILK and FASHION at the competition would not permit the 6. Begley, M. kenny, and B. O'Doherty; Zam-Buk, Order, Singleton, and she having used it for rhenIreland League have attracted cone Walsh; Brennan and J. R. B. 'nate, in her shoulder. Convent, Lismore. employer to deliberately ignore effi- auditors, On her adPresentation SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. siderable attention, and who is press correspondent, R. B. Brennan. vice I massaged my ankles frequently candisuccessful Amongst the Secret socie ciently trained men. t'se The meeting was opened with Miss with Zant-Buk whenever I felt even the Curate to Father O'Flynn, was EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL at the recent final examina ties and associations also sought to P. Doherty, A.L.C.M., playing tile slightest twinge of pain. Soon the chairman of the great meeting, and dates COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. for the A.T.NA. Certificates control business, to the exclusion of esoldier's Song.' The meeting sing- inflammation was drawn out, and the VICTORIA. also the president of the Jubilee tion Mr. R. Bren- swelling reduced. ing it while standing. Perseverance with Mary Burke, daughter was Nurse most influential Catholic men. The Committee. a story recited "Rory O'llatiolan," Celebration nan the balm banished the lOng-standing of Alderman Burke, of Lidcombe. Rev. Brother John Barnabas Catholic men of the community had of the get -at Rory O'Hatiolan and his pains completely." DON'T FORGET THE Nurse Burke was trained at St. died recently at St. Vincent put their heads together with the brave band of one hundred Raparees. Lam-Fitik is also unequalled for obADDRESS His Grace the Archbishop is a Joseph's Hospital. Auburn, and all Lynch stinate forms or eczema, ulcers, bad de Paul's Boys' Orphanage, South object of getting a fair run for Ca- Miss 0. Begley delighted the ofaudience Mine." leg-s, ringworm, running sores, good raconteur, and at the Exhibi- there are delighted at her success. Melbourne. The late Brother Lynch tholics. The idea had taken definite with "That Old Dash Mother wonderful plies, amusing Miss CMOs Finnigan has a burns, scalds, err. CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. Of all chemists tion he told the following "You Joseph's from St. trainees of Chrisher Four first batch by of the enthusiasm was one shape, but he would not proclaim infusing of and stores. power all story of Father O'Flynn: "rontenoy." which she rewere successful in passing their first Brothers to arrive in Austra- it from the housetops. They could recitations. love Father O'Flynn, both as a examination in anatomy and phy- tian cited by special request. is her maslia. In company with the late Bro- hope for some improvement. They terpiece. The members were eagerly SACRED HEART LADIES' CC,_. priest and as a man, and deservedly siology. ther P. A. Treacy, the Superior of knew the part played by Irish-Arne- Interested when Mr. J. P. Doheny sang LEGE, so," said Dr. Dtshig. "I lived with The little Lawn." the expedition, he landed in Mel- ricans during the critical war period "The Cruiskeen recited "The Winn." him for several years, and we only Sullivan Copeland Trimble and Sir Thomas bourne in 1858, and had been stain America. What had been done Misses TUCKFIELD-STREET, know don't to hearI all look forward The members dispute. one had Henley conducted a sectarian corin Melbourne ever since. He in America could also be done in ing these two young gins recite. Mis' EAST FREMANTLE. know whether I should tell you all roboree at the Sydney Town Hall tioned one of the first managers of St. Australia. Catholics should not be P. Doherty struck the keynote or the Conducted by the Religious of about it or not. (Laughter). It recently. Henley was at his worst was meeting with "Eyes of Irish Blue.' Notre Later Dame Des Missions. Orphanage. de Paul's Vincent straws floating on the stream. That (Loud Boys song "Ireland and Liberty," was over an alarm clock. CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. BOARDERS and DAY (it wouldn't be right to say best) in presided over the Victoria Par- was the intention of a number of The a soul -stirring delivery of what Irelaughter). Father O'Flynn worked his attacks upon "Rome." He ac- he SCHOLARS. of owing to of the determination until in 1900, and ade College, land wants men who were quite willing to do Note the Address: very hard, and after a hard days' cused the Labour administration of failing eyesight, he retired from the something more than talk. the Irish people to obtain liberty or Pupils are prepared for Unix ersity Mr. 2. Walsh and Musical Examinations. suffer extermination. work in the parish he tired himself having been captured by the agents position, and lived at St. Vincent 'Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone, A2938. ably recited "Lines by Robert Emmett"' out with a game of football with of the Pope and the dark forces of de Paul's Orphanage. About 15 For further particulars apply to Irish airs on the piano by Miss SOUTH AUSTRALIA. the boys, and perhaps he was inREV. MOTHER PRIORESS. Ruby stockiey was much appreciated. Catholic Church. His "ora- years ago he lost his sight. Although entitled clined to sleep a few minutes over the A recitation by Mr. Le Cras, Tel. B199. was sulphurous and up to the blind. he continued to be useful at The Very Rev. Mgr. Ryan, of elvevil May Care," was hearthy apthe usual time in the morning. tory" eloof July of 12th recently, standard till very usual Orphanage pre the Begley was again Miss plauded. he Mount Gambier, who came to Meloccasion (Laughter). So on one 534 HAY -STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUE (Opposite King Ed She obliged with Neither of the parties went when increasing infirmities caused bourne for the celebration of Dean sailed upon to sing. C. H. SMITH & CO. carne home from the annual Re- quence. ward Hostel'. MISS M. J. McDERMOTT, Proprietress. My ileart Beats for Tiler." Mr. Tel. A1655. on facts: they just opened him reluctantly to relinquish all ac Hegarty's jubilee, was present at "Erin, UNDERTAKERS, Boy P. Finnegan recited "I'm Brian treat with an alarm clock. (Loud "nap" Pure Wax Candles, 65 per cent. pure Beeswax, in conformity with sue taken jaws and gave the usual tive duties. The remains were 281 NEWCASTLE -ST.. PERTH. the Dean's ordination. Both were Magee." We want more of these reel Church requirements; 'rapers, Wicks Sanctuary 011, charcoal, emus°, laughter). He brought it into his their you, Pat. A duet entitled 'Phone (Day or Night) .. k1231. to St. Patrick's Cathedral, where fellow -students at All Hallows Col- tenons from Holy Oil Stocks, Missal Markers, Priests' New Ritual. Pictures a Speroom in the old presbytery at Ips- cession of dingo noises. "oft in the stills, Night," by Miss E. cialty. Stations of the Cross, Acts of Consecration to the Sacred Heart; solemn Requiem Mass was celebra- lege, Dublin. wich, and said, 'Father Duhig, do McNamara and afr. Doheny was glorIrish Born and Mother of Pearl Rosaries; Silver Children of Mary Medals; Father Very Rev. the Novitiate, which of Mercy ted, at At the Sisters much an E. Walsh, with set ious. Mr. R. to how Pictures of Bishops' Conference; Photos. of Dr. Mamie; Books by late you understand NORTH PERTH MOTOR recited "Michael Dwyer." The feeling, presided. Canon Sheehan and Father Benson. Good supply of Irish Music and ReadThe Right Rev. Monsignor Ryan, alarm clock?' (Laughter). I said, Goulbuni, the half-yearly ceremon- John Barry, Adm., GARAGE. read a The secretary (Mr. Doheny) ing matter by Fr. Lasance, Sir James Butler, and Francis Thompson. of those and many boys and Profession orphan ies of Reception and the Right of Mount Gambier, it want you,, ANGOVE-ST. do TRAM do; TERMINUS. 'Of course Agent for Catholic Directory, 1021, Record, Sacred Heart Messenger, Our which he had received that clay letter and colleges Telephones, A1937 and A4598. Rev. Monsignor Shanahan, of Haman old member of the Society, Lady's Annals, St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Press, Advocate, St. AnHe replied, 'Yes,' adding took place recently within a few from the brother set?' CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND NIGHT. thony's Annals, Ave Maria, Benziger's Magazine. ilton, visited Melbourne to take who Is 110W fighting for the freedom of Irish, American, and 'I'm beginning now to get up on the weeks of each other. His Lordship schools were present. Cream Cars for Weddings. English Literature Stocked. the glorious Sinn Fein circulating Library. St. Patrick's BaGXS, part in the functions in connection Ireland with tick every morning' ((Loud laugh- the Bishop of Goulburn presidei Large Assortment. The letter was addressed from parish priest of with Dean Hegarty's sacerdotal ter). 'Well,' I said, 'what time do in each case, and the young ladies The respected Irish Front," and the writer said J. SPIGL the few day, previous he had you want it set for?' Well,' he who received the white veil were as Carlton, the Very Rev. Dean He- golden jubilee on Friday, June 24. that honoured pleasure of shedding some or Tobacconist, Perth, will be pleased 11 answered, 'it will do for six to-mor- follows: Miss Marjorie Kelly (Coro- garty, P.P., D.D., V.F., celebrated He added: for Ireland. his blood you would call your requirements last sacerdotal golden jubilee his Bernard Owen Lynch, eldest son "Don't you envy my suffering, no mat and save money. forShaving Sister Mary row morning.' Therefore, I prompt- wa), in religion 40., Miss Camilla Sharpe Friday week, and heirarchy, clergy, of Councillor and Mrs. M. Lynch, ter how little, for Ireland?" Oh, what ting 9d. Orders sent to any Halreutthe long hand down tc Michael: ly part of spirit! It is that a principle! What a in honouring the and laity united W.A. by V.P. of Gawler, Post. died at the Roseworthy No remittance and...the short one up to '12.' (Randwick). in religion Sister Mary Insurance Company, Limited. siren and that spirit which is principle Cheapest in Perth. Razors hter). Now, that was quite Eugiene: Miss Mary Birrell (Crook - jubilarian. Ordained at All Hal- Agricultural College, of which he gthentng the determination of the Irish needed. Set; Watches, Pipes, or any other arSAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK -STREET, PERTH, proper, because it was the reverse well), in religion Sister Mary Ita; lows' College, Dublin, on June 24th, was a student, on June 22. The de- people in tills last final effort for free- ticles Repaired with guarantee. Oh, when will the dreams of to the ordinary hours of the day, Miss Mary Weston (Goulburn), in 1871. the Dean shortly afterwards ceased's death was occasioned by a dom. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, lovers and the aspirations or such and as we had a little joke among religion Sister Mary Fabian; Miss came to Victoria, and has laboured vehicular accident at the College. such of patriots shine forth in the glory and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST M. J. O'KEEFE ourselves sometimes, he did not like Philomena Grenenger (Dubbo), in with unremitting zeal and deve- He was 19 years of age and was ed- their fulfilment. when domestic laws, Meredith, Gippsucated CURRENT RATES tion in Geelong, at have first place the Good made by Irishmen, shall Samaritan E MIDWOOD, Manager. religion Sister Mary Oliver. The to doubt my words, but when I had Dutcher, 245 Carr-st., Leederville. of an paramount in the deliberations Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb algone to bed he did doubt my word, novices who were admitted to Holy land, St. Kilda East, and Kyneton. schools and the Sacred Heart Col- Irish Parliament. When from out the ways on band. Corned Beef and Small priest of Carlton lege, He became parish Glenelg, and had only a short Profession and who received the with and he reversed the hands, intellect and the fullness of the heart Goods a Speciality. All Meat kept In Ireland there will beam around her the result that the whole house was black veil were: Sister Mary Aga- on the death of the Very Rev. J. while before his death gone to take of. realisation of the glories of days long Cool Storage on Premises. Tel. A3297. awakened at midnight, and even tha, Sister Mary Austin, Sister Mary H. O'Connell. In the early days of up his course of studies at the Ag- aPast, which have hid for so many years the great heavy coat that Father Gerard. Sister Mary Moqica, Sister his priesthood the Dean had labor- ricultural College. He was a well - in clouds of blood, but will arise sereO'Flynnn had brought from Ireland Mary Basil, Sister Mary Margaret, ious duties to perform, especially in liked and fine Catholic youth, and nely in the neW orient of freedom for This Gippsland, where the Catholic peo- his death caused widespread regret. dear old, much -loved Ireland? failed to drown the sound until it and Sister Mary Catherine. letter was sad and pathetic, but hopeple were spread over vast areas. -R.I.P. had awakened all of us. (Loud ful and determined it brought to mem- BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, Dean Miss Katherine Hughes, the ta- Genial and kindly -hearted, bers' mind the sufferings, the miseries, 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, laughter). That was the last disthe privations that the people or Ireland TASMANIA. Father lented Canadian writer, who has Hegarty has made friends on all ever had with pute MELBOURNE. are undergoing to obtain from a cruel, O'Flynn. He never doubted my visited the capital cities of the sides, and he has left the impress of Consolation. and unwilling tyrant, that "Scruples"-Words Sporting circles are astonished at relentless, By Rev. P. (Sterols O.C.C.. laugh- Commonwealth, was entertained by of his great worth as a priest of word afterwards." (Loud which so many men laid down their B.A. Price, 5/9 (post free), the Catholic Women's Association God in the several parishes where the decison of the New South Wales lives for, and so much blood was shed "The Soldier's Therefore, when you ask for CLEMENTS ter). Song." Set to muses to uphold "the liberty of small naat their rooms in Oxford -street, Syd- he ministered. Congratulatory mes- Goverament to establish State lot- tions." Latest and best of Irish publicaTONIC, don't accept a" j ust as good" ton ic. The Irish people are resolved Price, 1/7 (post free). tions. All sections of the people associa- ney. recently. The chair was occu sages reached him on his jubilee teries on horse -racing events which to "du or die," and, like that religion It is an insult tolthe buyer's intelligence packing on roll, 3d. extra. ted with St. Mary's Catholic Church pied by the Right Rev. Mgr. O'Gor- day from all parts of the Common- Tattersall's have conducted' in Ho- to which she has clung through cen- " TheExtra Crucifixion of Ireland?' By II. time, of sacrifice, it may be said of her bart wealth and overseas, for years and amongst past. The decision when unprincipled retailers endeavour to (Ipswich) and many represents- man, P.P., who introduced the clis A. Campbell. Price, 10d. (post often doomed to death, she is tives of the Church in other parts tinguished guest. Miss Hughes ad- those who felicitated him were his of the Government to make it il- "though free foist the "just as good" article on the fated not to die." Tile meeting closed with the singing Talks to Nurses --The Ethics of Nursof Queensland gathered at St. dressed the gathering on various Excellency the Apostolic Delegate legal for any New South Wales percustomer. Fortunately such retailers are ing. By Rev. H. S. Spalding, SS. "God Save Ireland." Mary's on Tuesday, the 28th ult., phases of women's interests, and (Archbishop Cattaneo), his Grace son to go into a lottery outside that of The Price, 9, 6 (post free). new officers begin their term of in the minority. Nevertheless to do honour to the Right Rev. delighted her hearers with the the Archbishop of Melbourne (the State will put a damper on Tatt's. °nice next Some Ethical Aspects of the Social Monday evening, they and Questions. By Rev. W. McDonMonsignor J. Byrne, Vicar-General charm of her manner and the qual- Most Rev. Dr. Mannix), his Grace in Tasmania, as large sums come take this opportunity of issuing a corald, leis Price, 10/6 (post free,. from New dial invitation South to all friends of Ireland the Archbishop of Adelaide (the Wales for sweeps. to come along and of the Archdiocese, and parish ity of her remarks. The rooms join the Society and Mother of Divine Grace-A Chapter !it priest at Ipswich, on the occasion were in gala dress, having been de- Most Rev. Dr. Spence), and his the Theology of the Immaculate, Grace the Archbishop of Hobart Father Thomas Monoghan, P.P., assist, in no matter how small a way, By Rev. S. M. Hogan, 0.P. Price, of his Sacerdotal Jubilee. It was corated with ferns and flowers. as. (post free). (the Most Rev. Dr. Delany). His Deloraine, received the congratulaone of the greatest occasions in the Princes of His People-4k lean the tions Holiness the Pope, The Right in recognition of of Rev. Monsignor O'Ger. his parishioners on the occasion of his 76th, anniversary of Catholic history of St. Marv's, Evangelist. By Rev. C. C. Martindale. S.J. Price, 5/4 (post and the jubilations were entered inhis ordination. tree,. to with the keenest enthusiasm. The Visible Church-Her Government, EFFICIENT & EXPERIENCED MONEY TO LEND. A large number of visiting priests RENTS COLLECTED. Devotions, etc. Py NEW ZEALAND. J. and others also came from various Price, 6/6 nre7es) .'Sullivait. R(peis, t" Ce centres to join in the celebrations. Sister Mary Holy Martyrs, of Catechists Manual. .First Elementary His Grace presided at the Jubilee Notre Dame des Missions, AshburCporiu4se.10/6Bywirsvt. rrite.p)M.acEartien. when you ask for it. For over thirty years AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. MONTHLY STATEMENTS. Mass. the celebrant -being the Res-. ton, died on May 29, after several The social this excellent medicine has maintained Teachings of James ConFather O'Flynn (Adm. of St. PatSolemn years of failing health. nelly. By Rev, L. McKenna, S .1. the confidence of buyers who require a rick's, Valley). The church was Requiem Mass was celebrated in Price, 5/. (poet free). EMIL, 1112. Faith and crowded, and the ceremony Duty. A Course was of Lessons. nourishing invigorating medicine for inthe parish church for tl:e repose of 'Phone, A3370. By J. F. Smith. With pre' ase most impressive. His Grace delithe deceased nun's soul. His Lordsomnia, anaemia, loss of appetite,"nerves" by Rev. S, St. John, S.J. Peter. We have beautiful vered an eloquent address. his text Brick ship Bishop Brodie preached a 9/6 (post free). and similar blood and nerve ailments. Houses for Sale within easy disbeing "Lord, it is good for us to he very impressive sermon. 'Sister tance of Cathedral, Monastry, here." 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eyes pi.--77.-T.irorrz-hpy.plyi-fFy:mpf-gkomr-prgEirieum feel that you are helping these poo I have seen here as yet." sparkled with pleasure and surprise. re!' children by the patient carriage of "Beautiful, violet eyes!" Mother On being asked it she would have -1 your cross, just as Jesus helped y ou Mary of St. Anselm, in her turn, war one large or two small ones, she by the carrying of Ilis. Moreoveryo u replying to Maude. "Where are chose the latter, because she had a will soon Sind many little trials, sueh they? You surely do not mean that sister at home. THE REASON WHYas a rigid fulfilment of duty entaiIs one with a high colour, standing The little creature's delight, when even upon the most willing spirt t, close to the piano?" Catholics may not join in prayer at they were put into her hand, was round of your in the dad public common y meetings with non-Catholics. WT BE MAD AT MOTHER. ST. MARY MAGDALEN. "Oh no! not that one! I mean worth many pennies, and she went life, which, if offered up for that i of THE OPTICIAN the tall girl with the sad, pale face, dancing by the side of her new may make you quite as use nearer n't be mad at mother tention, It seems natural and reasonable to us. She looks like a lady; friend, as far as their roads lay to Feast, Friday, July 211. ful, if not more so, to these poo Then her patience seems to break MEANS that members of religious and somehow or other her face bodies Of the earlier life of Mary Mag- gether, carefully carrying her prechildren than if you were actually seems eath the thousand little duties outside the Catholic Church should quite familiar to me." That she does for childhood's dalen we know only that she was cious treasure-for she would not employed among them." from their standpoint, to desire "Oh, I know whom you mean commence meetings, "a woman that was a sinner." From touch the cakes till she got home(By Cecilia Mary Caddell.) sake; "That is a very pleasant thought in which CatliM. C., the depth of her degradation she and every now and then casting she scolds a bit, when worried, said Maude. "I think it would make now!" said the mistress. "Her ohm may be taking part with them, D. B. O. A . CHAPTER XL-Continued. name here raised her eyes to Jesus with sorrow, grateful looks at her companion. is If her temper seems to slip; Winifride, and she is with prayer. trials almost no trials, if ,one could But to a Catholic Freeman of the City of London hope, and love. All covered with r brow may wear a wrinkle, "What are you telling our sister only remember it at the right mo- quite a new child. She entered the participation in such prayer would CONFIDENCE IN GOD. very same day you did: so you see be insincere and The Highest Qualifications in But a smile is on her lip. shame she came in where Jesus was postulant now?" asked Sister Mary ment." inconsistent. And you must pray especially for her. this for two reasons: at meat, and knelt behind Him. She Confidence in God is an essential of St. Celestine, the second mistress "It is, indeed, a he State. (By Exam. London) pleasant thought," She will .n't be mad at mother need said not a word, but bathed His feet virtue of the all the of prayers she suddenly turning round returned her mistress, "pne of the First, prayers are necessarily exChristian. state and on novices, can get, poor child! for it seems pressions of belief, with her tears, wiped them with the If she seems a little cross; the two, and thus interrupting and even when long train of pleasant thoughts and still very doubtful if she will, 's a privilege she possesses hair of her head, kissed them in hu- character, and is therefore infused their conversation. restricted to what is regarded as our souls in baptism as the gift boundless joys attached to our be- make up her mind to stay." or can the in the ROYAL ARCADE As the manager and boss; mility, and at their touch her sins into common ground of doctrine "Only about the keys," replied the lief in the 'Communion of Saints.' "What a striking face it is?" said held by all Christians would and her stain were gone. Then she of divine hope, together with divine novice; d perhaps beneath her worryopposite Town Hall Amos'. "and before that We faith and By we were this that the charity. superknow anchorite in his Maude, thoughtfully. "And it is so inevitably include Wards And her temper stern and illpoured on them the costly unguent natural gift of hope we PERTH. which Pfion Do you cell may be drawing as many thou- odd, too, that it should confide in talking of the 'children.' A2298. e's the same old lovely mother prepared for far other uses; and His God and firmly expect that would seem as if have to a Cathoic a sense if we know, I believe, she really expected sands to the feet of Jesus by his I must have seen it before. With a heart that loves you still. own divine lips rolled away her re- fulfil the conditions He and Only I meaning other than that which find us all mixed up promiscuous- hidden prayers as the missionary suppose that it is impossible!" proach, spoke her absolution, and us He will give us His requires of to they would convey to non-Cathograce and ly together-the perfect picture of beating his weary rounds through n't get mad at mother "Impossible. I should say-quite lics. of Plumbing, Gas -Fitting, bade her go in peace. ThenceforThis common use of a for- For allandKinds Galvanised Iron Work, When her cares and worries seem ward she ministered to Jesus, sat at bring us to everlasting happiness ac- a happy family-dining at one com- the crowded city. and little dream- impossible!" the first mistress re- mula to be understood in different to mon ing. cording table of His in the perhaps, the promise. help sent out refractory, our to peated: and so the conversation ways by those who use it-a unity fret and arouse herMARK His feet, and, heard His words. She DUNN Mother at the head, the children him in his task, by that prayer in ended. 332-334 Wellington-street, Perth. Maybe moher has her dream. of sound but not of sense-would was one of the family "whom Jesus ranged dutifully down either side, the distant desert; and so you, in A NEGLECTED DEVOTION. She might well exhort the young Licensed Plumber and Drainer. d it fades as does yours often, so loved," that He raised her brotdoeaalingCsatritlhic in To the Metropolitan with a nun between each to keep your cell, and in your daily round of novice to pray for poor Wat, Supply, And her many plans go wrong- ther Lazarus from the dead. hisbe God. Once Sewerage, and Drainage Devotion to the Holy Ghost (says them in order, and attend to their prayer and common duty, may be The impression made uponWinifride. d she can't be always smiling, Secondly, the root-principle of all Dairying Utensils, Baths, Department. again on the eve of His Passion, she Father her by Bath Heaters, doing as much for our children as the death of Gabrielle little James Walsh, S.J.) "Tell the Tanks, is not comforts? and truth Windmills Nor forever hum a song. Made and prayer offered had soon brought the precious ointment, and, practised as it ought to be in common is that, amongst now," she added, turning her wicked we who are actually employed passed away; and she then took as a joint-act, it is based on sonic now purified and beloved, poured it among them; with the additional every possible opportunity of eyes Catholics. Why do we not upon Maude; wasn't it frequentsomesort of unity in WORDS OF WISDOM. on His head, and the whole house ly invoke the minds of those & MURRAY the Holy Spirit? For thing like that you expected to find merit also that you do not see your ing her first mistress that she showof God is still filled with the fragcould who offer it; and as a prayer is a HARROLD Produce Merchants, Victoria Park, work, and thus are saved from all not, and did not, Keep your promise if you would rance of her anointing. She stood instance, when we are going to Mass here?" mean to settle religious act, the unity must be have on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chair, Mu. temptation to vain why do we glory not invoke the or Divine "Really, I do nut know what I self- down to the routine of life pursued religious unity. happy. In the minds of Straw, Oats, Barley. Wheat. Linseed. with our Lady and St. Jdhn at the in what you do." by the other children in the asylum. many non-Catholics this basis of and Maize. Terms Cash. Tel. A31148. Make no haste to get rich, if you foot of the Cross, the representative Spirit that we may understand and did or did not expect," said Maude, seeking appreciate this great sacrifice for smiling good-humouredly at the ri- "Thank you," said Maude. "It is The nearer she approached unity is to be found in the holding ould prosper. them, of the many who have had much we are distracted at Mass because diculous turn her sister novice had more than pleasant; it is a real joy the more unbearable, in fact, did in common of "the fundamental When you speak to a person, look forgiven. To her first, after His we do not fully value great contrived to impart to her inquiries. to think of one's religious life in their society become to her shy, truths of the Christian Faiths"-in BRYANT & WATERS in the face. Blessed Mother, and through her to mystery as we ought. this en to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH, The same "I only know that I want to be al- that way. But you said you would proud, and self-conscious nature. other words, what it Commonplace though may sp- His Apostles, our Lord gave the way as is generally WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. regards charity, why do we lowed, as soon as ever it is possible, take me over to them, dear sister, Their familiarity wounded her; their known as "Common" Christianity, Orders Promptly Attended To. ar, this doing of one's duty em- certainty of His Resurrection: and and I do so hope you will not forget boisterous spirits grated on her Tel. A3938. But this is just dies the highest ideal of life- to her first He made Himself known, not invoke the Spirit of Love to to visit the children." what a nerCatholic it." make us charitable? ves; their very pity and little ef- cannot recognise or adopt as the miles." "I am glad of that," said the calling her by her name because she "Suppose that, in order to pre- forts to win her to good basis of the religious unity required The regular observance of our re- was His. mistress; "it is always a good sign. vent such a dire misfortune. we go were so many offences to fellowship for prayer. and S. BEECROFT OLD AGE A HABIT. ious duties is the most potent fache would feel that And you will not have long to wait to them at once," her pride said her smiling and r in making our home life happy. self-importance; and she was he was both insincere and irrevereither, for this is one of their recrea- mistress. "This is the recreation 181 ROKEBY-ROAD. SUBIACO. CALLING IN THE PRIEST. Nobody, so far, has found a real tion days; eligion must, above all else, perPrime Fresh KilledMeat I will take you there hour; and I must go to them my- not long in coming to the conclu- ent if he imported it into his speak- Only 'Phone 1341. substitute for youth, although some if you like, and that it was simply impossible ing with God. eate our daily lives. when I go to see their. self; you may as well come with me sion Foolish persons say that the ap- surgical experiments are for anyone born and educated as a For the Catholic conscience does As the earth can produce nothing asserted to by and by." of a priest in the sich have been successful_ in restoring also." lady to remain among them happily, not admit the distinction of fundaiiless it is fertilised by the sun, so pearance "And once I have been to them, Maude rose and followed the sis even for a week. mental and non -fundamental dos- Thos. ANDERSON & Son e can do no good without the room has a bad effect on the pa- vitality and youthful spirits. Youth, Family Grocers and Prevision MerIn this frame of mind she had trines of Christian faith, and holds chants. ace of the good God-Blessed tient, who is made to feel that he is after all, is a state of mind as well may I go again whenever I like?" ter to the children's side of the Fitzgerald-et. and Raglan-rd., sure to die when the priest to Maude comes asked. building. A shout of joy greeted as a span of years. Men and women gone, only a few an Vianney. Perth. 'Phone, A1794. before that all articles of Faith are fun- N. Families the Sacrament of Ex- are not old at "Well, not exactly," said the nun. their entrance into the class room: Maude's entrance. minutes twe dt waited own. daily. on damental in the sense Coulutry Orders At sixty; that Franklin said we should be judged administer they they are are not into the classtreme for Unction, and such Sister "We people deshould Mary of not St. have Celestine old at seventy; and when eighty is much order in was room to her mistress, and said, with essential to the Faith and to y our idle silence as well as by our In offering hie is le words. The friend who wants lay sending for the priest for this reached many of them refuse to be the house if every one were allowed a great favourite with the children, a tone and manner intended to put Christian unity. reason. Now, you do not shelved. One's outlook upon life is to come and go as they liked. The her merry, cheerful way, and ready a stop to all further to God, he cannot tree as HARRY McCARTHY mpathy and gets silence is wrong - fancied remonstrance tercessions delay sending for a doctor when a likely to determine children have their own first and se- gifts for story -telling and music on the subjectthe basis of his prayer a mere par- Motor Car Painting. Established over The house which needs to be member whether one Is 20 years. your family falls sick to continue real living or go to seed. cond mistresses, upon which all the making her especially welcome on a 196 PIER -STREET. Pesotial unity-a unity in that which tical "Mother, rightened up by cheerful speech Yon knowofthat have come to tell you Coach Painter. a physician must be Years ago men retired at forty responsibility of the charge devol- recreation day. The first greeting, that I have decided upon leaving. this or that person calls fundamen nd gets silence is defrauded. If we or o harm by unconsidered speech, brought in time, since otherwise he fifty, and were not worth much to ves. Sister Mary of St. Anselm at therefore, was no sooner over than This place is not suited to me in any tale-as a substitute for that CaTHE J. J. BENDON 'e also work injury by our idle can do nothing. Neither can the their communities after that. Now whose side you were sitting after there was a general cry of-"Mother way; and therefore I should be tholic Unity which he believes that priest do anything unless he is called a man stays in the harness, Celestine. sing us a song-play much obliged to you to see that has founded amongst us. dinner to -day, is the SHOE STORES, lences. mistress; St. my Christ 180 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE time. The Sacrament he admin- ing work and play. So, in alternat- and that little sisterfirst us a tune. Mother-please do." In brief. prayer in things common posare When thou dost evil that good in down given back to there, me in reality, he 'Phone 8425. is for the living. Will you never grows old "Is that all you have got to say to leave you in the morning." time tulates a religious unity in those with a perfect shopful of blue ribay come thereby. the evil is surely isters in spirit, regardless then, until the patient is too of an Non -Catholics find "Very well; there will oe plenty of who offer it. inc. If good should happen to en - wait, of many years bon in her lap, is the second. She to me?" said the smiling nun, sign far tone to realise what is being when accumulation SUBIACO HOTEL birthdays come. Old age it is making new badges for sane of ing to Maude to sit down on one o f time for that to -morrow," returned the required unity irt their root - Rokeby e upon the evil which thou hest Road, Subiaco. Emu Beer one, the good oroceeds from God; done, to receive the benefit of the something of a habit. It is easy the good ones, who ate either Child- the chairs on the platform. See, I her mistress. "And, in the mean- principle of restriction to what Always on Tap. Good Accommodation Sacraments, or even have perhaps brought until you they a new decide to be fundamental or for Country 'Mother . while, I reconuncnd you to return enough to acquire if one seeks it, ren of Mary already or just about therefore, thou dost evil, thereby he is past being Visitors. Walter Wing. Don't you want to look at her a lit - to your seat, and to amuse yourself common Christianity. If a Catho Proprietor. As a but if youth is desired one may have to be admitted." occasion good, thou layest a bad matter of fact, theanointed? Sacrament of Ex- it. and forget about the birthdays. as well as you can during the rest lie is asked to take part in prayers "And are they the only :lulls who tie?" undation for a good building, and treme Unction does not mean that on this basis, he is asked to adopt Mother, and we are very of recreation." go near the children?" asked "laude rvest thy evil that God may serve the priest WEST & GARRETT g:ad thinks the to see her,' patient to was be the I'LL MAKE HER JUMP. unanimous a i ttle regretfully, her eye.; fixed "Amuse myself! and with thole: their root -principle, which takes for WINDMILL EXPERTS, ee!-Quarles. PLUMBERS. our Specialities Pumping on the brig!, face of the young se- reply: and Maude was just begin- women!" said Winifride, haughtily. the basis of prayer in common the If we would but throw ourselves near death. It is the practice of the Engines, Church to to %Vindmills, A ruing Hydraulic Rams, Tanks. administer this feel Catholic shy Unity, SacraWelsh and which he woman, on seeing her conil mists ss just pointe ! out tc uncomfortable "Certainly not; I will have no more believes Bores, and Pumps. ore upon Mary than we do, with beneath the hundred scrutinising to say to them than I can possibly is willed and intended by Christ. e whole weight of love, with the ment in every case of sickness which girl, who attended the local school, her notice. 10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. not trivial, and patients have twisting, turning, and jumping about "Oh, dear, no! a great many more glances cast upon her, when Mother help during the short time I am The unity underlying his prayer is hole weight of our necessities. She is lived to receive this Sacrament in a most unusual manner, not in part of the doctrines of the of St. Celestine came to the forced to remain among loving each one of us at this mo- many feared are employed in one way or an- Mary them." times. GLANVILLE'S there was other about them," replied her mis- rescue by playing a tune on the something going ent with a surprising love. No "Winifride, I cannot allow you to Faith, but in the whole-namely, HEADACHE POWDERS. Tae with her mental state; but on wrong tress. "The first mistress is very piano, which immediately drew all speak in that way!" said her mis- the Catholicism "which has for its LEMON iend, no parent, no saint, no angel Great Australian Remedy quesroe eyes nature and tioning ears in her not her direction. admit of Relief and Speedy Cure or all Instant CRAVING FOR MONEY. learned the child was little actually in the clasaroo as ever been to us what she has tress, firmly. "Go and sit down at classroom Why are some of the children once, and do not attempt more or less, but must be held as a aches. Neuralgia, Toothache, andHeartpractising physical culture. taught where the children sit, when not emInen-Father Faber. to speak whole, or as a whole be Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumrejected" fluenza, The desire for wealth is a well nigh to them in the day school. The next ployed in the laundry or work- dressed in black?" Maude profited to me any more to -night." bago, etc. Price, 1/9 per box, or 3d. diversionraiary herst favour to.ask universal craving amongst us. It is day the mother went to the school rooms. She is with them "Well, I am sure, I don't want (Benedict XV. Encyclical Ad beat- each powder. H. C. Glanville, ST. VINCENT de PAUL. Market-st., Fremantle (Two doors the miser's lust of gold, too, that and addressed the teacher thus, in however, during their evening reof tahloisthe to." muttered Winifride, as she re- 2ssrt ii)s. owing to this root -principle from Post Office). presiding over the recreation. Feast, Tuesday, July 19. creation; sleeps in a cell overlooking was pervades every avenue of life, not a broken English: turned to her seat by Ernestine. "I being e They are inplanted in "You the consecrated Catholic not penitents," shall not be here to -morrow, at all teach my girl any more theirdormitories; and during a great St. Vincent was born A.D. 1576. In high and generous ambition to posREAD THIS! sess riches for the benefits it might fiscal torture. Readine. writing, afid part of the day. remains in a small returned the Mother, "and have events, to trouble her reverence- conscience. that there has been from iter years, when adviser of the the earliest times a prohibition by There Is In our midst a curious type ueen and oracle of the Church in enable us to share with less fortun- spelling she needs more so than that, room on their side of the house, in made a promise of perseverance- that is one comfort!" Irishman. Kerry Ice Is Deign! which Catholics may not join or or And the Price Is Right. 'ranee, he loved to recount how, in ate brethren. Why do we slave and and if you want her to lump. I'll order that she may be always ready some for one year, others for three, "What is the matter now, Wini- take part in the prayers of those age Solicited- Ring A8265.Your Patron make her jump!" a very few for life." for any of them who want particu- and is youth, he had fride?" asked Ernestine, cheerfully. who are guarded his scheme and intrigue for the acquisioutside the Church. That are you not afraid of trust- You are always grumbling over larly to see her; and it is she ther's pigs. Soon after his ordin tion of money? Is it for any other is due to the fact that honesty in who receives them on entrance. ing them to snake vows?" asked something; what is it now?" tion, he was captured by corsairs, reason under heaven than to gratify dealing with God requires that the Huffily T. P. HERBERT Maude, looking and feeling not a sends them out nd carried into Barbary. He con- a mean, selfish love of our savage "How when they leave and can you stay here?" was lee orandi shall be true to the lea Grocer and Provision Merchant, 395 ItOkeby-rd., Sublacz does all that is to be done in the little astonished at the idea. (i)t,ii arted his renegade master, and es - nature? Isn't it in response to the PETERS 6 only answer. "You do It is due to no want of "Only the very best are allowed Winifride's way of reproving or rewarding. The not belong to this class of people- credendi. aped with him to France. Ap- promptingi of self -affection and to orders attendedl to and carefully charity to our separated to brethrrn do so: and they MONUMENTAL have always a that is plain; and I should have SCULPTORS second mistress spends a good many packed. inted chaplain -general of the gal- purchase for ourselves the animal hut to inability hours with them during the day, first trial of two or three years, or thought you would have been above to acceptouras conscientious ys of France, his tender charity enjoyments that only wealth can a basis for prayer in HI. A1101: and presides at their midday recrea- even more. Those dressed in black, remaining." BRIGGS AND ROWLAND,. ought hope into those prisOns buy? Isn't it to please our vanity common a unity in mere "fundawithout either or cross girdle, are on 603 Wellington-stroot, Perth (Oppoand tion. to But give reign she ere hitherto despair had reigned. is often relieved, in to that innate Ernestine looked full into her mentals Railway Goods Yard), The Premier order that she may have time for trial, and are called probation child- companion's face, and said gravely: not believe. unity in which we do site mother mourned her imprisoned thirst for luxury and power that Head Office and Lime and Stone Merchants of W.A. Abher own spiritual duties, as well as ren. Those with a 'kerchief and the "Unfortunately, Winifride, I was on. Vincent put on his chains and underlays the better instincts of solutely the Highest Percentage of The prohibitionists issued at variletters I.H.S. Show are vowed for one year not above sinning; and whatever ot- ous times Yard Lime in the State. to look after the work of the childWrite for Prices k his place at the oar, and gave our composition? The unheeded in the and particulars hetore purchasing elseren, which is often made part of her only. Those with silver crosses have her difference there may be between Church are now history ofup the im to his mother. His charity propinquity of abject want and WESi SlIBIACO We defy competition. in where. The charge; and her part is then taken bound themselves by promise for a me and these poor children you des- Canon 1258 of thesummed only mbraced the poor, young and old, misery to the barbaric glitter of surin Briggs tile trade. No connecnew juric tion with others trading under by one or other of the novices, who certain number of years; they are pise so heartily, we have this one canonici: "Haud licitumcodex a simirovinces desolated by civil war, feited self-indulgence is the best Three minutes est fidelilar name. Lime for allowed now Manure at to do so for life, thing at all events in common, that bus quovis modo very an opportunity given them in walk west of hristians enslaved by the Infidel. amasser to these queries. Wretched. assistere low rate. ness and vice rudely jostled by this way of gradually learning their though they were in the beginning. we have fallen-I as well as they- sett partem habere active he poor man, ignorant and degradStation in sacris acathoThey have a rule of their own to fol- and, therefore, I pomp and prodigality afford a ton future d, was to him the image of work. Thus, for have no licorum." example, right a to (Passive assistance, viz., low and say the office of our Lady lift myself plain may be sent to their two low. ho became as "a leper and One of the end and aim mere material presence. is allowed above them now." no of thisillustration Manufacturers dominant passion. lecture, or to be with such of of Dolors, to whom they are consenail." "Turn the medal," he said, made no answer; for at funerals and weddings.) Printed and Published by and Importers o'clock but they live and work with theWinifride the children as and you will see Jesus Christ." He prefer taking their crated: Ojetti quotes the decision of the true humility with which her of the other and children, as the latter companion spoke touched her heart Holy Office forbidding recreation in the garden. Another WEE ACTS OF KINDNESS. BRYANS vent through the streets of Paris at LIMITEDC*. Catholics to serves at their dinner and supper look upon them with great respect, more deeply than she would have join in the prayers of schismatics, PRINTERS AND light, seeking the children who were MARKT aid PUBLISHERS. they are often very useful in train - been willing to One day, a child coming from an with the lay eft there to die. Once robbers sister, 'even though whose the allow. Murray This prayers -street officeing it good conta'n (opp B o ns , Perth 6RANITI them to good conduct." school was looking with long more especially is to do sot Besides shed upon him, thinking he car- infant feeling, however, did not last long; nothing which is contrary to Ca. MONUMENTS, ing eyes Maude's eyes had, meantime, been and the very next day she in at the window of a cake all this, there is a mistress in the ied a treasure, but when he opened tholic Faith or rite." PUBLISHED once WEEKLY shop. A lady passing HEADSTONES, laundry; others in the peeking, man- wandering from one to another of more sought out her mistress in her is cloak, they recognised him observed They may adore the Blessed Sacand her, and thought, "Whybyshould gling, and drying room; and each of the groups of children near the private room, and renewed her proetc. rament in schismatic churches, TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS. is burden, and fell at his feet. The I give that little thing a cake; not, these has what we call an 'aide,' piano, and the first mistress had test against remaining longer in the "dtammodo non aonjungantur Advanceociety of St. Vincent, the Priests will make it in InPer scarcely her happy?" finished speaking ere she T. that is to say, a novice, one or more, Quarter J. precibus cum schismaticis." f the Mission, and 25,000 Sisters COONAN, of She accordingly asked her if she Per rfelf Year .. The references given by the new as the case may demand, to helpturned to her, and said eagerlySis aid. Representative. harity still comfort the afflicted "You cannot leave to -day Per Two Years her. For the rule is that the child- "Dear sister, can you tell me the ever. my dear child," replied how20e. Od. Code to the above Canon show th the charity of St. Vincent de her name of that girl just Bookedren below, clearly who are is that never to be left even a moaul. "sacra" include prayquiet mistress."For we, have a rule He died A.D. IMO. Per Annum .. menu by themselves; and, therefore, sitting beside one of the consecrated that a child must give us three ors .. 13s. Od. Two Years if the mistress is, for any reason, ob- children-that girl, I mean, with the days' warning of her intention be22s. Od. ST. JEROME EMILIAIIIL liked to go back to the convent, the beautiful, violet eyes, who looks so fore she leaves, in order that we TeL and A11264; shy that ANN. my heart aide aches to instantly takes her may have time to seek out and comFeast, Wednesday, July 20, UNDERWOOD BUSINESS and see her?" Cheques (which should be cross. presides over them until her return. i St. Jerome Emiliani was, a mein with her friends." cdl, drafts, money orders, or postal The beautiful, sad eyes were at municate And in this way, you see, a good "Well, r of one of the patrician families Mother, but as I have no notes should be made payable to that very COLLEGE same moment fixed upon f riends. I think you many are kept continually occupied f Venice, and, like many may THE RECORD. other EXCHANGE about them. No sister, however, can Maude's face: and while she was with that part of the rule dispense 'aints, in early life a soldier. He in my e OSINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. MUST BE ADDED. go among the children unless she questioning the first mistress as to favour. For the truth is, cannot as appointed governor of a fortress SPECIAL NOTICE. their owner, the The full latter Business whispered course, to six has been regularly appointed to do hours and will not remain three day: mong the mountains of Treviso, When notifying change of address per day, £20 for the year, payable so: and as most of us have other Ernestinelonger in this house," said Wini. £5 per term. d whilst bravely defending his A Year's Course, kindly state your old as well as your "I like that new Mother; what a fride, duties for which we are as well or three hours per . £12, payable promptly. newaddress. st was made prisoner by pity she should come here!" £3 per term in advance. EVENthe Perhaps better fitted, allotted to us ADVERTISING RATES. easy. In the misery of his dun i;\ Li STUDY "Winifride, why? asked Ernestine, (To be Continued.) a nun might be a whole year in the Situations Wanted and Vacant, Typewriting, andONLY-Shorthand eon he invoked the great Mother three evenings per Bookkeepingconvent without having had any- a little surprised at the remark. Board and Residence (three lime, week, £2 f God, and promised if she would 10s. "Why? because she is much too per term. about 16 words), one insertion, Is. Telephone 0152. thing whatever to do with them." t him free to lead a new and a for it: that is why, and enough BUSINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS, each. "But the novices are employed nice tter life. Our Lady appeared, FARRELL BROS. too," said Winifride, in special Births, Marriages, Deaths, In a Full tone Course for which about them sometimes?" Maude ask- sounded so six merchants and Corn roke his fetters, and led him forth hours daily, Bookkeeping Boys, full of contempt for the General Produce and Ac- Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, Is. ed, anxiously. Crushers. "Surely, a minute counts, Economic History, Econo- per insertion. Poetry, ticl. line extra. hrough the midst of the enemies. nuns and convent to 110WARD-ST.. Ernestine FREMANTLE that ago you said so!" rule Geography and Technology, t Treviso he hung up his chains ENV.. The only Firm who speegaitse in Grain Ordinary Advertisements, 3s. per answered indignantlyBusiness Mathematics, Commercial, "Of course," replied the sister. she and gait crushing. t her altar, dedicated himself "Too nice, indeed! what an idea! English and Correspondence, to Office inch. "Our constitutions, in fact, require it She to service, and on reaching his Casual' Advertisements, can't be per too nice for it. Many for the sake of the training. But of Civics and Elementary Economics inch. ome at Venice, devoted himself to our Mothers are as nice, or nieel!" M. HALLION they are only sent now and then at leMzesthpoed; PERTH. to life of active charity. His special Advertisements term. can "There is no accounting for taste." Machine Bread Factory, North Fremanfirst. and none of the responsibilities said EVENING STUDY ONLY, three addressed to this Office, and they ove was for the deserted orphan SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND Bread delivered to all parts of rest on their shoulders. The child- quiet Winifride, in a tone of cold tie. BOARDERS. weekly, £2 109, per term. will be forwarded to Advertisers if 'hi dien whom, in the times of the Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic scorn; "but she is the only sremanne, cottesioe, eiaremont. malt Callevenings or write for further particulars. ren are not allowed to talk to them. postage is prepaid. College and Brown a Bread Speciality. lty. lavie sod famine, Jae found wan Ship Shipin W.A. 'Phone 2357. or to anyone else, of past troubles, really nice one, in my opinion, that ping Supplied. All Communications should be ad. Tel. 13739. The moral and religious training UNDERWOOD BUSINESS COLLEGE, ering in the streets. He teok them of the students is earnestly all such communications being espeto: WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, attended to. ome, clothed and fed them, and GEORGE'S THE RECORD, cially TERRACE. reserved for the first mistress Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are taught them the Christian imparted. BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH, actually in charge." All Public Examinations are prepared for, From Venice he passed to truths. . _ liktikitAtli4s11,.1).14,e4:41r104.4.44141.Act.Onget,Q50,e14e4f,.*; including VALESCO UniverPRIVATE Padua HOSPITAL. "I shall sity be so glad when my Certificate, Government University Scholarship, Matriculand Verona, and in a few years had It. Harvest Terrace. MIS8 M. O'Callaghan. to go among them comes," time tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, surgical. Medical. Maternity. Military College, etc. founded orphanages through North. said Tele14, phone A 1 080. Physical Culture, Athletics, and Maude. "It seems like only half a all rn Italy. Some pious clerics and branches of Sport receive AND BOOKBINDING our attention. Military Training is imparted in vocation until I have been actually laymen, who had been his fellowthe Cadet Companies. among rP. them." -SEND THE W.A. DAIRY. workers, fixed their abode in one of fa Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public 41 "But you are doing NEW NORCIA something Speaking for these establishments, and devoted THE W.A. DAIRY, wanneroo-road, are taught. them already, and a great deal. ton," 41 le:, Oaborne Park. I,. Keane. themselves to the cause of educe. Pure milk Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative r:, .1.11ered twice daily to any part of th replied her mistress, "although it purConducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph tion. The Saint drew up for poses. AND PUBLISHERS, ty. direct from our own cows to may not seem so to you; your sacr 41 them a rule of life, and thus was A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, 1Eustomers. ofrp.RBILAY-STREET Tel. A4381. founded in fice. for which 41 instance. in the Convents corning pupils are es. SuPPIYInSupplyingPRINTERS the Congregation, which still here." instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of for the Education of Young exists, But at the word "sacrifice" Maude iLadies tools. Telephones: A of the Clerks Regular of looked up with so bright a smile 41 Three -Term System. New Pupils are received at any part :t. Jerome died February Somascha. For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR of 8th, 1537. that the nun added hastily, "You 41 the Term. 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