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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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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 re- of 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. Rodereda. and nothing to do with Australia. for the organisers the was spent, The executive Is grateful evening lia's peril Is the yellow peril, and that are to be congratulated on the result _ splendid assistance rendered by the or danger will never be averted but by of their efforts One means, namely, an alliance of the bee.olnicli'sbas
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Keep the 19th or to next meeting speedy revival. fal.aslindgecoitated the this month open and get very inueli in- night of the aortal, It e Missesey arta. hold next meeting In the supper room atenrdesNted. peinttittheareouit4n charge.is at the Public tram at 7.30. Members a
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The Midland Stall Den." enumerated in the list of "Violets." and by that designation will ling shows submitted at the Sunday afterin future be known. noon meeting a few weeks ago, for InFremantle.
stallation at the Westralla Fair, was During next week Hie executive are assigned to the care of Mrs. \V. Mitarranging to lin, a visit to Fremantle in chell in order to only mat._ ne t order to obtain the co-operation of sary investigation, and not, as Port citizens regarding the Home of be inferred. to be in charge of this purely to the Good Shepherd Appeal. The dele- stunt, but to endeavour gates will submit the case fully, and it awaken sufficient interest In the Chiwill be nese residents of Perth to initiate Is trusted that the matter taken up by them with much zeal. If something that should be helpful to a strong committee Is formed, result- this very important respect, perhaps by ing on the deputation, there is no res the erection and conduct by them of all appropriate and celestial stand for son why. within a short while, friends By Its inauguration, the in this locality should not be able to the purpose. was in mind that. as previously give cause for the chronielling of bier thought it would again be the means things. When the Foundling Home ef- obtained, securing additional wealth to enfort was In full sway two years ago, of appeal. as obtained in the Fremantle acquitted itself most cre- hance this In connection with other endeaditably, and If In the present connee- Past vours. When the arrangements were is taken up enerDoh the question neigh:tally made. anti the agenda was getically nothing should prevent this the designation "Chinese eommunity from superseding what framed, Gambling Den" was.accepled as a title they did then.. suitable for this proposed department Highgate Catholic Young Ladies, or work. is adoption being considered Society. admirable, particularly with the knowOne of the most pleasing responses ledge that tt had been previously use.1 during to such proiltabie advantage. iloweeta's, the executive have received obtained the point the eteentive just wish t the week Is the assurance Young make clear Is the fact that however from the Highgate Catholic the 11110 may be. and in Ladles' Society that they purpose ac- objeell011.111r. this Identity with cording the fullest and every Possible consequence the Good it. It ix now desired to remove that support to the Home of that Shepherd Appeal, and Just now they Impression at once, and to say this are engaged in a most vigorous cam- Sirs. 'Mitchell's association with in view. activity' at all was only In respect of paign with this object ghi Inc wish of the joint organising coinmittee to enlist the sympathy and en to determine just what style of help uort or tile Chinese population of It should be, they have decided on II, th In the promotion of the work. wilt member will utilise a card- vr'r.s.3,1Passing, the txX)1111 vtiaswailr'eatdoyhrleThe collect the sum of one pound. on the enquiry she was asked. be held during the month ported anEvvaesils. will kindly Institute, and apprised the of August next only. The president of to committee that If they communicate the club (Miss K. Coffey, is so enthusi- with the Chung astic in the matter, that the executive are indebted to this lady and the members of her organisation for the wholehearted Interest manifested by them. Readers are urged to be on the lookout for this very praiseworthy venture, and tint hesitate when asked to this r,Tgrriebau,1,eilealetawitsevaer small,to of ading grist to ti
mill.
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Wah Association at neer some assistance is likely to forth coitus conditionally that those who are enargod sn with this matter wlli put before this body a concrete proposition and request for the partienter help that Is required. and what the exeruti,e want them to do.
Keep clear of the feuds of your neig-h-
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regrettable that confer-
boura,
is rather Leave their quarrels and squabbi ences of the Society of St. Vincent de alone, Paul have not taken an active part Has e nothing to say, 'Us the wise In the request for assietance, although way. The circularised some time ago. You've troubles enough of your own will council would be glad if they language grows lurid and take a little interest in the present When their frigalc, great effort, and come to the aid or the interference and comment abjure, few who are so zealously identifying coughs, chills, and colds this themselves with the movement. Mitch But forrule never holds, remains yet to be done and if they Niention Woods' Great Peppermint railed something could be found for Cure. any to do. Chinese Gambling Den. pos- SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SmE1,11. LIKE. and Through inadvertence, NONE TASTE LIKE UNION BEER. sibly absence of more mature consider-
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