The Record Newspaper 23 July 1921 by The Record

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Archbishop Mantua

'My Charge Against thellack andjans'in Ireland'

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Ireland's National

meeting and of special meeting held LA Con16th; also un held in were which of all 25th, on FaMaloney

minutes June the Hibernian Ifall Determination for Ireland vention June adopted by the meeting. Rev. gave a very eloquent League of Australia. ther Ireland's and intellectual address

Anthem

VOL. XLV

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PERTH, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1921

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Home of Good Shepherd Appeal

bour, to obtain which the present with the number of people who organisation are relying on prornisThe committee far. that journeyed period on es ul assistance when the will report more in their next notes. arrives to proceed with the erec1. (WESTERN AUSTRALIA SECTION.) past and present, and hoped there men Rte. fifty Bark, Approximately. tents. tions. the 'long -looked -!or %Veil sing a sung, a soldier's song, 'Ma would soonof be will be wanted to execute the work 05.11 51.11, 1LLo It) i;/tIll for ale the Irish claim. In order not to soil clothes and With cheering rousing chorus, Aims: b. settlement yea! Lilly the fur the and display a throng foot, the and prepare seven hundred As rounl our blazing tires we make comfortable under The committee decided to hold labour To secure urganised support fur )Loud applause). Lie also outlined public meeting in the Agricultural The starry heavens o'er us. committee consider it highly desia public to see. The unskilled to devote the willing the right of the people of Ireland 1.11t2 poacs vi the 01:awn Govern- Hall on Thursday, August 4th, at Impatient for the coming fight. able that in parts, particularly :eta- means, gentlemen to choose freely, without coercicn incl., as ne saw it. and submitted which some prominent member; of an evening after their daily toil to And as we wait the morning's Refreshment tent and other daswill or dictation from outside, their own a:smiling evidence 01 outside dlp cuoi:,,teilyeinsroafret,iminbetrhe,mhdanedtlhinegr uu and light, executive the lions, the ground be top -dressed their Shamrock. (g) The governmental institutions and other tardly and wanton crimes perpe- speak. It is hoped there will be a Here in the silence of the night, perhapstha word and 1 he further meeting convened for Violets. The with (h) alParoTans, relationship the and take at t every Black song. political so things required at the various last Monday evening shavings, soh irated by the large gathering. It will We'll sing a soldier's cwhiitphmtnagns orbark, (i) The Celtic. of very readerj, points where structures are built. States and peoples.. chial Hall teas productive of much leged to hare been toe work willsistbeinclteahins. the form of a social evening, wan (of every reas 27. DECORATION aiula a the ouncludto awakened, myseit Lynch Reit that Father (Chorus). way 11 pltdge faking a period, for example, of two good; firstly, Sutra Fein. some good songs and music. couldthing the impend. direr- weeks for them t,o attend, with, say, las address by reiterating his remember August 3rd. Roll up. a tarosssed above). lives are lot of fresh interest in secondly, (100 want- be aiding in a very valuable whose we, PALMS are PLANTS, 28. Soldiers stiand Conference, and, Peace effort; ing great fifty gentlemen anxious to work, tion. On July 23rd, the National Cow marks, re the applauded on resumed). pledged to Ireland: desire on the part of a few a plan of action can then be so was warmly Motor Car. from a land be- mulated FOR DISPLAY. vention of the bolt-Deternunation come have 29. FABRICS Some respects programme several the musical in help will A to framed as to have at disposal a more ing his seat. (As its tur Ireland League ot Australia 30. POPULAR LADY. yond the wave, of alone executive use,i, the committee certain number to place their serresult Fur a which as attention, awaiting submitted, intendis then It was . anMelbourne. competition the Lie held in no more our implies; free, name .torn be i any owner of to i now thankful hear. will be De to wheel woula miles figurative the coining at disposal on every third which a as worth ed to adopt a permanent canstitushould be keen with those who a car could agree to its loan for the vices cient sireland enabled to spin, all of the spokes night. Shifts will be arranged, and Miss McMahon gave a delightful rethe despot or the be have entered). twit in lieu of the tentative consticalls teat one to shelter attending a Shall of being complete, received it make she to will only be on duty two which has required gang for citation, 31. HARVEST FIELD. (Another purpose tution under which the League slave. Id be hurriedly made during evenings, but not, of course, con well in the making. Things were now well-earned applause. She was folIN feature to be installed for ef- 'uou-been operating. There are Fete. we man the bearna bao- never so bright as they are at prethe CELEBRATIONS -night To of progress COMING rendered who the during the fortnight: Boylan, and Mr. secutively, by over 44)0 branches in Australia, aus- lowed gail (barns bail), SYDNEY. the organisation being as per- 32.feet). and there will be a cribaime proviSouth Wiininunin. ably "blue's a Daughter of Mother their TUG -O'-WAR. (Now fn the come woe or weal, sent, at public meetings under cause, Erin's In it to and be. Back possibly can it "Come as Log. The gentlemen fect the in and for ded making). Through the gracious instrumenpices resolutions have been carrieda Machree," 'Mid cannons' roar and rifles' peal. ARCHBISHOP CLUNE TO will only he essential from now on just relinquish connection With Erin" by Miss Dorothy Cooper was 33. PEDESTRIAN EVENTS. tality of Mr. J. P. Cahill, assisted by can a soldier's song. similar to those carried in Perth chant We'll PARTICIPATE. and hold Anita tension Miss the up day duty, whether disired. keep be to could legitimate of their that all Kum(Arrangements being made). Mr. Bert. Haddy, of South few weeks ago affirming the right fast fur the big push on October 1st. We take the following from au Nitzgerald then gave a delightful Appeal mental or physical, journey to the II. 34. BOXING. (Every likelihood minim, the funds for the Ireland ale full Self-Determination, Kelly, Dr. be installed to was Rev. Most and attractions in quarters for the the disrobe lullabies, Of by Irish of on appeal ground, epilogue of being there). have been handsomely augmented and der ding the withdrawalLarge enthusiastically received. The ar- Archbishop of Sydney, which has In valley green, on towering crag. at the Fete, the following is a cane made, get 35. PUNCH BALL. (This is a by the sum of £6 recently subscribed which provision will be before us. the army of occupation. fought much L. fathers have we Miss Our by from then on and and list:duds, us, accompanied plete old into were reached Africa, tists The efforts. of their result sure stunt). the as old. same the meetings us Canada, South 'neath imporlaan conquered Above such And of charity, the labour pleasure in giving thank commence their also carried Glennon, A.T.C.L. To 36. GLASS WORKS DISPLAY. executive wish to publicly' . BANK. and New Zealand have cabled flag, them dies and gentlemen, and to the Rev. tant occasion as St. Mary's Cathedgentlemen for their kind- all for the good Sisters of the Home (Yet undecided). two GENERAL. these us; IN o'er OFFICE 1. these resolutions and floating proudly indeed it so is That's of the Good Shephere., Leederville, ral Centenary all the publcity tes W. Id. Father Lynch, the Branch 37. CHILDREN' S DAY. ly extension of help.. N..,._a. 2. RAFFLE OFFICE. to Mr. Lloyd George. Mr. We're children of a fighting race. whom readers have heard such De Va- grateful, and our social committee richly deserves. WEIGHTFOR 38. SHEEP Switchback. Hughes, Mr. Harding, Mr. That never yet has known dis- 3. ART UNION OFFICE. of all the appeal is as great deal, and for whom, at re are to be complimented on the stanfrom extract pressure An the That GUESSING. others. 4. ENTERTAINMENTS ofeol lera, and a a 4traptian After grace. make can the executive are endeavour. entertainment. of the Who quest, is dard follows: WEIGHING 39. AUTOMATIC kinds. of public opinion thus expressed lie And as we march the foe to face. A great meth* ing daily to redeem a promise to this sort? is evidenced vote of thanks to the artists and SCALES. This year, 1921, is the Centenary song. 5. REFRESHMENT STALL, resoldier's having a good effect peace will be a one O'Callachant if J. know We'll Mr. to by want the sum of £6,000 and so re speakers, moved and ed proposPRODUCE. 40. DISPLAY OF One hundred years has St. tailing eatables and thinkables by the nature of the to use. The heve them ' of debt. The labour (Chorus). ghan, and seconded by Mr. G. Tay- year. 41. FIRE BRIGADE EXHIBI- there for the kiddies Mary's, old and new, been building, of every sort. als which are now being considered this. sought is not necessary straight sung about was anxious are Ireland" Save "God committee lor, from To DUG- - ))ION. they are the same building. 6. FORTUNE-TELLING in London. The delegates way, but very soon. in abably. and by 'Mr. Boylan, helped_ably by an and AND STALL Stunts in General. 42. FLOWER commemorate the Centenary, we OU T. this State, who left on Saturday, at the risk of erring by stating M. enthusastic audience. of those Sons of the Gael, Men on the Pale, KIOSK (in conjunction. with (a special surmised that not hundred one be for might appeal 7. COOLGARDIE it OLD Albeit are Rev. Father Neville, andMr. Mr. August, 11th the what time, the committee think the Do not forget The long-watched day fs breaking. The Parrots). who are able to help us to subfeature for spectacular display-, now the various shows as itemised period will be during the first or Fe. O'Dea, Mr. J. Monaghan, a Thursday night, at 8 p.m., and scribe, each one hundred pounds. The serried ranks of Innisfail because to Referred TENTS. 43. notes to be run in conjunction with in the opening par. of these T. Stack. cord week in September next. Due dele- let us hope that on that night we We take the privilege of ourselves many more are wanted). Shall set the tyrant quaking. S. SPOT LAGER BUFFET, comare all under control. and the re- intimation of this, however, will be Prior to the departure of the aericboff will meet-not to try-and right the subscribing the first hundred, and Our camp -fires now are burning low, 44. FRUIT STALL. and, Togut together announced. Pies, have Saveloys, heads bining spective gates a brief impromptu rejoice to but Ireland, glow, of and an wrongs to 45. BALLOON BUSTER. (More their staffs required to assist, the See in the East a silv'ry bacco. was held at the Celtic Club, has at last appeal with confidence to others Saxon foe, "Violets." the Central and thank God that she about this next week). join us in a very practical und ap- Out yonder waits the song. JOY WHEEL (probable). 9. invitation is still open to any who adjournment made toexpress to obtained and reached her goal. CORROBwas soldier's ABORIGINES a 46. for any chant AND So the perpetuating help. In To be used in connection with the manner, extend to where preciative MERRY-GO-ROUND like 10. would Station, books dealand the P.S.-Pamphlets being to (arrangements OREE prior of now WeightGuessing Competition, the (Chorus). BOATS. the departments of work, . if, of leave at 9 p.m. Justrepresentative ing with the Irish question can now all time the first hundred years . made). St. Mary's and the Church in Aus11, LOG -CHOPPING. a .is made known what will be "Violets" Stall has been supplied train leaving a fairly (We have received a specimen or: the be obtained at the residence of the The whole of the details in con - installed on the grounds readers with a sheep and a spinning wheel the walls of St. DISPLAY. Within tralia. CHINESE from 12. N. gathering had assembled above the -street, of Hyde 14 music the of secretary, copy section with the above schedule of would care to enrol in any direction, to run as a penny grocery board. express drew hon. Mary's lie the hallowed remains of W. P. Linehan, Bookseller, Coliiiis13. FIELD POST OFFICE. se platform, and as the were exchang- Perth, at a nominal charge. receiving 'the closest a notification of their willingnees The committee were always of the Venerable John Joseph Therry, the street, Melbourne.-Ed. R.] 14. DANCING FLOOR (program- events is now out hearty au revoirs of rememberattention, and, as mentioned at to the creaand Mary's, up-to-date St. multitude of a most up could be conveyed by opinion that Midland was capable pastor the first ming and ed, Fremantle) (North were Tone Wolfe meeting, there will thejoin night's Monday messages side and Joint organisation to those al- of big things. pioneer priest of Australia, Lions). ancee and felicitous BIRTH. Branch, oear to the various l& FISH POND (Dolls and Toys) be no occasion to again confer unt0 ready in charge of by side with him rest Archbishop given to the delegates to East. Donations Received. the executive think it desirable. due shows. The President (Mr. P. Carroll) Polding, and his late Eminence, ARMSTRONG (nee Alice McCann). Failure to previously reM. GET RICH QUICK. the kindred spirits in the Mr. J. P. Cahill amid Mr. Bert. of which will be given in notice prove no tnerefore to AND presided over a large attendance on Patrick Francis Cardinal Moran. ail 7th, NESTLE'S should July 47.._ Busselton. -At hc'tiv Pc." accorparishes (South Kumminin), £6; Miss 1921. and Haddy columns,adved dthinesgehy METING. re on hope in the we Monday- evening, THE NORTHAM PLAISTOAVE'S CHOCOLATE bar to further support tif happy memory, and Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Armstrong, of Cope ( Jarradale 1, £1 19/. After dealing with the minutes or December 8, 1921, the Feast of WHEELS. gard mentioned above. As arranged, the Northam branch Ravenswood, Busseltoro a daughwas there the puba meeting, whom Donations. 18. SPINNING WHEELS. Mary Immaculate, to of the League had organised resolu- the previous ter; both well. (Mary Catherine). Popular Lady. two propos- Cathedral is dedicated, to unveil a 19. HOITY-TOITY. The executive wish to inform realic meeting to discuss themen and some discussionin upon Suffice it to say that during the a letter from the tablet near the graves of these pioals, contained 20. SHOOTING GALLERY. of the Catho- week Shine, Ireland?" that Mrs. tions now tamiliar to Irish with ders Wrong "What's the information to hand. The 21. AUNT SALLY. neers of the faith, containing the women throughout Australia. delelie Book Depot, Hay -street, will be of a competition Reports Must Reach This Office by names of one hundred benefactors. 22. BANDS (many and of every glad to receive on behalf of the gives great hope opportune, and the LECTURE, A a time was the "Words of Consolation," by the shortly being launched. With the MIDDAY WEDNESDAY variety). National Convention who chose in this Centenary year gates to Appeal for safe custody donations M A.. McCarthy, and Reverend Patrick J. Gearon, 0.C.C.. Mrs. of McMahon, J. I'. the nominations elf Father the By and in them journey with paraded be 23. COW (to were asked to break their For Insertion in Current Week's to be associated or. gifts of any kind pending lat. the A delightful publicaMidland, of D.D., B.A. Miss L. Pettit, fled). Will be given hi the Issue. glorious work as builders of St. at Northam and address a meeting. time for the Fair. ter received a few days ago, and tion by the Speciality Press Pro21. SWITCHBACK. Mary's. The report of that meeting has HIGHGATE. HALL, the PARISH Melbourne, whose a surety, prietary, Ltd., aisea'at Furnitlre, too, another, of all those aa. SPRUIKERS Ito herald all created quite a lot of excitement State Council, namely, pushing the We are not unmindful proceed production and workmanship should in On Chairs, tables, settees, ).urges, friendly rivalry should the good things). and satisfaction in certain quarters, sale of THE RECORD, and the es- who will assist ug financially can It Anyone feel proud. delay. make Australians further no and furniture of every description with 26. STALLS-TUESDAY. AUGUST 2nd, 1921. the outstanding feature of which tablishment of a "Speaker's" Class. this, our Centenary year, by contriproves beyond doubt that publish. than needed on the Carnival nominate. and it is open to all, but (a) The Vogue. will be is that Protestants and Protestants Re the former, it was decided to butions that may be less while Stall, Highgate Sports' Aid of anbe In can ing work in any capacity the executive closing, Square on October 1st. A number before Proof for this make close enquiry into the mat- £100, and we feel sure that, (b) Westralia Cafe. only can be loyal. Bazaar. of the names executed in Australia to compete folThe Parrots. of the novelties will require this xiously await assertion lays in the fact that of the ter, and to induce, if possible, all our gratitude and prayers will with the oldest established publish TICKETS -'2/ and 1/. ee (( dc necessary equipment, and the exe- of more entrants. loyalists-and for our national fut- the heads of families belonging to low every contributor to the BuildMg houses in other places. Father in if any Lattice, acknowledg they be grateful that Wattle. special The would cutive hope this (e) read Fox Mrs. Keating and Miss ing Fund, ure we have every Leagtie to both buy and the Gearon's Words of Consolation are find. If The Magpies. terested in this matter will notify Organisers. abound -those who were acutely in- THE RECORD; also to approach merit of munificient gifts will Who can supply the committee in every sense spiritual, but nes who they all of of what once hearts at proceedings the headquarters an to in an echo lat. are put so humanly as to excite the priest with a view terested in Sunday's 100 feet of 10ft. by lin. parish with the are able to supply. Will any con - tice work for framing some peswere the Protestant Federation and urgent appeal to those outside the love St. Mary's. very best that our poor nature is vented please treat this question as ters? To fittingly commemorate the the Empire Loyalty League, judgLeague. The "Speaker's" Class capable of. The subject "Scruples" urgent. ing by messages that tickled the was dealt with favourably. Several first hundred years of the Church Labour. is not an unwarranted one. Indeed, anto pleased week. are the we during wires including Australia. in telegraph Shows in GoneraL spoke on this matter, In accordance with precedent in to a large number of practical CaWe actually wonder whether these Messrs. Daly sen. and jun., from nounce to you that a Tridum of Yet another requirement must matters of charity, when an cf_ort tholics the advice tendered by the organisations are really representa- South Fremantle; also Mr. J. Brady, High Masses of Thanksgiving will the respective by forgotten not be Ocof such huge dimensions as the in- author would undoubtedly clear the tive of the opinion and aspirations secretary of East Fremantle branch, be celebrated in St. Mary's. on ladies and gentlemen in charge. stitution of the Westralia Fair is atmosphere oil many occasions and they are supposed to wield and pro- who were visiting the local branch. tober 21st., October 22nd, and Ocon stalls, for lettering Arrangements will brought into being, volunteer la- about many subjects. Father Gearon The first Mass tect. Mrs. Waddell expressed her delight tober 23rd. side-shows, etc., are at present Le- bour plays the main role, and will has placed his work with the most Holy Ghost, this innovation; in her opinion it be in honour of the be at anin committee, the by ing made honour ;n ultimately determine the venture's humble confidence at the feet of St. The State secretary has received would fill a long -felt want, and she the second Mass will ticipation of receipt of their wishes, success. The artist responsible for Joseph, and also at the feet of Little the following donations towards the wondered why the matter had not of the Mother of God, Our Patronif there that Intimate to but desire in be will the lay -out and architectural plan Teresa of the Child Jesus. Copies funds cf the League:-. been taken in hand by those in au- ess, and the third Mass is any particular wording they want will be assisted with artisans, but may be obtained at Mrs. Shine's J. igaeffy, £2; Jos. O'Sullivan, £2; thority before, as no one could fail honour of the Holy Trinity. With stunts, to the for affixing prepared have to expect their duties, to be complete, must and Miss McDermott's, both in we D. tkowen, £2; J. Rochford, £1: J. to see the disadvantage our youths us on that day applications in this respect will be have service from the unskilled la - Hay -street, at 5/6 each. of the members of the Hierarchy of Walsh, £1: A. Lucanus, £1; E. Ash- were placed at when matters hand. in taken of Archbishop C. The £1; ton. £2; T. O'Shaughnessy, -religious, social or po- Australasia. our Material. J. importance Hophen, £1; W. Duthie, 10/; -came before them. To such Melbourne, now approaching Adelaide. J. litical StrauS, 10/; M. Markham, £1; Although the "Uglies" have cone scheme she would always give her shores, the Archbishops of and a Welvisiting Perth, Brisbane, Hobart, Miller, 10/6; S. Pritchard, 5/: T. whole -hearted help. The in the supply of much to assistance Martin, 10/; J. Ryan, 10/: E. Head. members endorsed this view; and lington, the Bishops of New South of the material required for the Winter Fair Bargains in Ladies' Frocks, 10/; W, McKenzie, 10/; W. John. on the suggestion of Mr. Daly, jujs., Wales and the neighbouring proFair, the executive would still be and Skirts A. it was decided to fall in with the vinces, and a large gathering of tne costumes son. 10/: J. McDermott, 10/: glad to receive loan of material of constitched, some 1.11()LI,,, any description, such as timber, Comrie, 10/; J. Watson, £1; F. Gar- other Fremantle branches in form- clergy from all parts of _Australia Woollen tab,ortia smart Range of rett, 10/; W. Lingfield, 10/; R. Mc- ing one central class instead of seve- will rejoice with us in this happy probably fixtures suitable for a trasting floss, others finished collar, cuffs, and girdle, with tasselled ends £3 5/, £4 4/. celebration. By arrangement with show which would otherwise have Fadezean, 10/; T. Callaghan, £1; ral small ones. ground,, light and Striped Gibsonia COSTUMES, Check pleased are Stuart of we Range Ver. prelates, 10/: Nielsen, length various L. the but10/: a Friend, to be made into a stall, fabrics, atwork -rooms, self and fancy Mr. Brady spoke at some an smartly cut and finished in our ownfloss, 59/6. corations of all kinds for the Gala nea, 10/, J. Hooper, £1; L. Duthie, upon the setback our delegates had to submit the following programme with rows of cont..asting stitched tons, finished, and cut well an celebrations: COSTUMES, Gibsonta Wiluna. religious Dark of Duffy, previous J. of the Mr. the Assortment Au One lady has already display. 10/. Per received at Northam :9/U. bell, some siitched, floss to tone, distinctailored collar, self buttons, and°Absolute Friday. October 21st: High Mass In aldition to the above the secre- day, and he said it behoved every placed at disposal a big wooden six In FROCKS, Velour Smart his An Attractive Range of in embroidered others used oil the ground. to be braid, tary of the League (Mr. J. P. Dee son and descendant of Ireland to in the Cathedral, at ofwhich kiosk, military tive styles and colours, sonic trtm.nea Adelaide Now, who will help in this importeeny) has asked us to acknowledge band themselves together in closer Grace the Archbishop fancy designs or floss, all well cut and finished in our own work -rooms, which his 43/ to £3 15/. respect? the following donations: -Mrs. S. unity for principle and right, for will pontificate, and at tant of, Perth will Smart itrack and White Check and Striped Gibsonia SKIRTS, fancy butE. McCarthy, £3 3/; a Dublin "united we stand, divided we fall." Grace the Archbishop Soporks. tons, and novelty pockets, 32/5. in four distinctive styles, Lady. £1: Mr. J. Cramer, Waroona, Mr. Daly, jun. also spoke on this preach on "Father Therry and the Smart Range or Cotton Gabardine SKIRTS, I4/11. Priests." A great many have stated their tabs, self buttons, and novelty pockets,SKIRTS, trimmed £1. matter, and also of the glorious vic- Pioneer trimmed, smartly Gibsonia 22nd: High All Attractive Range of Dark Grey intention of providing quite a lot tory gained by Bishop Dwyer and Saturday, October buttons. belt, and fancy pockets, 21/. of styles and shades, Inset and tab of things for nse at the Fair, but Lawley, the Catholic Sisterhood during the Mass in the Cathedral, at which his Terence MacSwineY Pretty tobsonla SKIRTS, In a variety flnlshcd belt and self Milton, 27/6. of Maitland Bishop the Lordship the undertakings have only been a shades, contrasting send to with piper! North Perth) Branch. decided pockets, was It week. .his which at and pontificate, will verbal. The committee would esto Bishop The usual half-monthly- meeting congratulatory letter Archbishop of the Coadjutor Grace it a great favour if those conteem inwas secretary the Laces in and the in held Dwyer. Winter Fair Bargains of the above branch was preach on "The Centencerned would put such kindly ofIt was also mei- Hobart willMary's." emerald, vieuz Parish Hall on Thursday, July 14th, structed to do so. of St. in writing, so that when givary 2,31n. Evening Tinsel TISSUE, gold, silver, hello., same, fers congraof telegram a send over The Best Imported since the German to presiding ded Mr. J. L. O'Sullivan S/11 yard. Sunday, October 23rd: High Mass rose, ing the final touches to matters in Grace yard. Ivory and Paris Net LACES, sin. to loin. wide. 1/3 a very representative gathering. We tulation and welcome to his in the Cathedral. at which nis Exgeneral they will have something -made, 1111. wide, 7(d. yard. arrival his hand on EDGINO, Makes were Procurable, and Offered Chinese Torchon Mannix Narrow memour ahead, Archbishop going are steadily cellency the Apostolic Delegate will tangible before them for considers. "Star Pattern" Chinese Hand -made Torehon EDGING, and INSERTION, bership roll now exceeding the three in Australia. Grace his which at tijd. yard. and wide, to the Public at big 241n. tion in preparation for the The return challenge from the pontificate, figure mark, but in a district such Wide Star Pattern Chinese Torchon Hand -made EDGING, 41n. wide, 1/11. "drive." and nothing will he forWheelan the Archbishop of Brisbane will wide, 1/6 yard INSERTION, of as ours we ought surely to have a Wolfe Tone to the Thomasthe years INSERTION hundred and 2s. Cad. "One preEDGING on possibly preach gotten which might "Pansy Pattern" Chinese Hand -made Torchon branch a thousand strong, and we Branch being accepted,place in card Stn. wide, 1/s yarn. vail through absence of written reSt. the progress of the Church in Aus- to match,Star" Turchon EDGING, 3iin. wide, -made Hand Chinese Pattern make an appeal to all those who tournament will take "Fine mei of fact. tralia." the INSERTION, 2fin. wide, 1/3 yard. 1/9 yard. 1)ela y, have not as yet joined up with us Patrick's Hall, Fremantle, on TuesMonday, October 24th: High Mass Not Many Available Waratah Dance. "Narrow Star Pattern" Hand -made Chinese Torelion EDGING and INSERto come along to our next meeting day, July 26th. in the Cathedral, at which we ourTION to match, lin. wide, 2d. yard. the closed do meeting and the p.m.. 8 at When -day 11th, To on Taesciay Order and on August Midland was agog enjoy- selves will pontificate at a Solemn of St. so, and thus be able to say that floor was cleared. and, a very night last, when a big attendance with sang Requiem for all benefactors Winter Fair Bargains in Maids' you belonged to a League that did able evening was spent at the Midland Town hundred years gathered the during Mary's of --singing From the Only something at least to. free Ireland and dance, including standing. Underclothing Hall to be present at the Waratah prelates, clergy, and laity. "God Save Ireland," from the hands of her oppressors, dance. The hall was prettily decorDuring those days we hope to 2/.6. well cut. Plaints Minified. style,sizes, Girls' KNICKERS, in A/ 11. occasion Pancras the for festooned -cinch, as she surely will be in the near with us all who ated and long associated flume in have all sizes, PETTICOATS, Girls' future. The speaker for the night, and presented a very attractive apOne-piece PYJAMAS, strong alum durable, pretty crepes, Daniel O'Connell (Osborne Park) may be able to join in our joyius an Girls' Two-piece PYJAMAS, shaped smartly and rather inane styles, the Rev. Father Lynch, of May pearance. Prizes were awarded for Branch. celebration, and let us pray that sizes, 7/1 I. business general the of His ,after sizes, 3/11. so lavish an the best three-step, and also the lands, Girls' All -Wool UNDERVESTS, short sleeves, The President (Mr. D. Keane) God, who has been years, hundred had been concluded, was introduced presided the Best waltz. but on going to press during gatherBlessings large very a 180 MURRAY over those increase by the President, and was heartily the executive were unable to give and He ing in St. Kieran's Church on Sun-a will multiply was. us. There for come particulars. to received by a packed house. possifurther days the POSTAL ADDRESS: BOX 67, G.P.O., PERTH. in also blessings was There 3rd. day, July dwelt at some length on the however, pleasure in knowing that which for all who are aiding as in our of good sprinkling of ladies, NO SHOPS IN BARRACK-STREET. of patrons will assembly who very all a large for bilities of peace. per medium and work, good enthusiasm much is shows there was there, and Midland was never the present conference in London, -Deter- come after us, upholding the banSelf of question the on here next the so lively as on Tuesday evening last and hoped that within for Ireland. The secretary ner of faith in Christ in this our month he would see Ireland restor- mination read the minutes from previous southern land. ed to her birthright, which she had

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THB W.A. RBOORD. SATURDAY, JULY 23. 1921

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Loyalty-Forsooth!

PERTH C.Y.M.S. Ryan, S. Etchingham, R. Corish LEEDERVILLE. I'm very pleased you have advanc(Mayor), Seamus Doyle. Father McMahon's Lecture on ed to a higher standard, and I noFrom Munster-40. THE PANDERER'S CULT. Ireland. tice you do very nice typewriting. A largely attended meeting was How swank Michael, Roderick, and Clare County (4). -Eamon de Va- held last Sunday to make prelim- The crowd of members and friends There once was a lady of fancies, Ray are. Such very good samples dean teddy, inary arrangements for our annual which assembled in the meeting O'Higgins, Brian lera, They railed her Miss Loyalty I hope you of typewriting, too. Brennan. ball. This has since its inaugura- room on Wednesday night July 13, League, 18 Patrick put up a good fight to win, but a Cork-Mid., N., S., S.E., W. (8). tion been highly successful, both to hear the Rev. Father McMahon Her brow was becipcked by the little bird told me that you will Sean years Last financially. Collins. Sean Hayes, and Michael conditions socially lecture on the erevailing pansies, standard. Well, dear, I must close have to go some to beat Veronica. MacSwiney, Padraic O'Keeffe, Sean ball was one of the most brilliant in his native land at the present FOR THE "WEE ONES." That grew in the garden Intrigue. city, day, were repaid a thousandfold by Her now, and will you kindly forward I hope the populars will have a D. Corkery, social functions held in the Maylan, Sean Hales, was besieged by a monhome card, with love to hard fight and strong financial supthe accommodation available at tn. the excellence of the reverend genSean Nolan. Lily Rooney, Sunbury, returned me a collecting ster, FULL LIST OF RETURNS. report. Then perhaps Rev. Mother yourself and the "wee ones." N.B. (3).-Thomas Hibernian Hall being overtaxed. It tleman's treatment of his subject. and -E. Cork by the name of Sinn That went her card, and sends Si for the "wee niece, will write me a Mee letter and Hunter, David Kent, Jas. Fitzger- was decided at the meeting to hold Great interest was displayed in the Fein. ones." Thanks, Lily dear. I am main, your loving give my Cornerites the plearure of When the Dail was first formed, ald, jun. annual ball in the main portion of the lecture, on the Her sword of defence was .a songLeederville the DOREEN BEARD. very grateful,. -Aunt Bessy. 1 as a result of the General Election reading of the great victory. Hibernian Hall again this year, on conditions of government and the Kerry and Limerick W. (8). ster, Your letter is very welcome, my hope you'll have good news of your of 1918, invitations to join it were Thanksgiving, Westonia, sends Stack, Piarais Beasial. Finian Tuesday, August 16th. Mesdames attitude of the people towards the And this was her constant re5/ for the "wee ones," which is dear Doreen, and 1 sin glad that commercial exam., and that the re- sent to all members returned by Austin E. Collins, Con. Kirkwood and Bennett were ap- new movement during the past few Crowley, J. Lynch, frain: you like living in Kellerberrin. A sult will give you great pleasure Sean Milroy, and this fact will regratefully received. a and secretaries, Cahill. T. C. Donne- pointed hon. years, but when J. he P. Roche, detailed the are coming ap"The Michaels to mob a distinguished gives hill good to now historic interviews which our satisfaction. All good wishes, duce the actual personnel of the hada. Eileen Barry, Boulder, returned strong committee was formed us, I remember and "wee pearance to a town. Michael, for your success.-Yeur Dail, should it be confined to the her card and el 3/6 for the AlanLimerick E. and City (4).-Mrs. assist them, comprising Mesdames patron, his Grace Archbishop Chine, They're out for our scalps day well in a far down town in New loving BESSY Green, had with Lloyd George, Michael representatives, to 115. O'Callaghan, Dr. AUNT McCarthy, Republican Russell, ones." Many thanks, Eileen Hayes, Richard Davidson. and night; when a wee thing Wales South Kee of names Miss are the and pleased. The following Doyle Yates; Miss Collins, and others, you could have Those Patricks are coming to rob nah-very M. P. Colivet, William Hayes. climbing a beautiful big hill, and Jean Works a Concert. the new Dail, proceeding on this Tipperary, M., N., S. (4).-J. sall. All the indications point to heard a pin drop in the room. This( us thing, rolling wrong the doing then success Steereatteen great Hotel. a Terminus basis: being latter portion was doubly interest- Then let us prepare for the fight." MacDonagh, Seumas Buelce, P. J. the function My Little Irish Niece. down it until d stopped agaiest a Bridgetown, June 17, 1921. this year again, at all events nctli- ing, in view of the fact that the Miss Loyalty seized her revolver, From Connacht -24. Moloney, P. J. O'Byrne. Honey Money, Nth. Cunderdin.to tree. I got a terrible shaking, and it a fey to make Bessy,-Just Aunt undone Dear be left will truce which his Grace worked so Waterford and Tipperary E. (5). ing And bravely marched to the fence Galway County (7).-Dr. Brian I wasn't worth photographing for lines to let you know that I haven't Dear Aunt Bessy.-I was glad ce- untiringly for then has now been -Cathal Brugha, Dr. V. White, Scu- a success. The music, ofcatering, which she plainly saw see my letter in THE RECORD, a beauty show when I was p'cked forgotten you. Some friends and Cusack, Liam Mellowes, Padraic 0. the very declared. an his reply to the vote Behindcreeping, Frank Drohan, eorations, etc., will be up. Hills, big hills, have their myself got up a concert to help the Maille, Frank Fahy, J. B. Whele- maa Robinson, and as the Corner is not too crushavail- of thanks which was most enthusiare Tickets order. highest into Eamon Dee. step Through bushes and briars as a to uses ,and I think I'd march some "wee ones" a long time ago. we han (Tuam), George Nicholls, soir, ed, I take the courage Cork City (4).-Ald. James J. able already at a very reasonable astically carried, Father McMahon lens. it a second time. We are too far people up them and send them roll- took our tea to the White Bridge, P. J. Hogan, soir. figure. gave Miss a brief de Roista sketch Ald. Liam of Walsh, the four The men Hicks ringing. and the Paddies came bell ing down to the bottom. If airyaway to hear the church fun singing and Irish constituencies, but neither the M. MacSwiney, D. O'Ceallachain I thing could put the fear of God and had bonzer the Dail sneaking The Children of Mary are holding selected to represent I haven't seen a church since before the people Unionists nor the Irish Party mem- (Lord Mayor). but dancing, on Eireann Carnival at the London Balloon and Conference, Kean To Streamer murder her man of defence. a Father into a wilful heart its a roll down could come in and see it they had bers took part. came to Australia. next Thursday night in the Leieder- and everyone, without exception, Bang! Bang! through bushes and Of the elected Republicans five nan, our good little priest, comes a steep hill. I wouldn't hurt any to pay a penny each. The perUlster-18. From -street, learned from Cambridge this short Hall, after Town adville briars, fortnight con let the hill do the up from Northam every formers were Molly and Mabel Rob- have been returned to both South- Armagh Count Her pistol went off cric-a-crac, (1). --Michael which is convenient to train and dress something which would never to say mass In the hall in Cunder' reeling and hurting. Did his hon. son, Mollie and May Ryan, and my ern and Northern "Parliaments" be found in print. No one who was She settled those Ryans and Dwyers After din for the few that come to hear our Mr. Colebatch and the General sister Bonnie and myself. present for the close of the evening By shooting them all In the back. We have eleven miles to go march up the bill and down again. the concert we had supper, consist. it. will forget for many long years to Oh! then she was safe and so ia and when mass is said at eight o'- I understand there is a general ing of cakes, scones and bread and come the 13th. July, 1921, or the happy, clock we must leave home at six mentioned in history for the great butter; the drinks wore ginger beer night of Father McMahon's lecture, In winning so glorious a fight., bad his men having marched event of to be in time, as the roads are and lemonade. The amount of the as before the crowd dispersed, the Her defender no longer was snappy in some places, but we hope to have up a hill and marched them down money we got was 3/6. and I got a great news of Bishop Dwyer's vicAnd hinted a heavenly flight; a church built in a year or two. again. T hope no general will ever donation of 5s. Mr. Reid and Mr. tory came through, and the Perth But before she departed this world, Savory came up to the school a When you spoke of the bell, it try the feat on Kellerberrin Catholic Young Men's Society, some Her wealth, he suggested. should Hosfew days ago and gave the gold brought our memory back to a nice The opening of the Memorial thousands of miles from the place be little church built almost at the pital must have been a great event, medals to the boys who came first the verdict. of celebrated in its own Devoted to some such defenders, sun a very was and second in the athletic sports on foot of Erigal Hill. It had a tower and I am sure it way the victory scored so far essay,. Defenders all brave such as he. and a bell, and that bell was rung cessful one. I am glad, my dear Anzac Day. The winners were Jack To the this good lady consented. good proof your Cathedral Bazaar. Ryan and the runner-up George three times on Sunday morning to Doreen. to hear And instantly drew up her will. Robson. The medals were donated gather all the people; it would be gress at school, and I congratulate Although many of our members Her defenders began to Ia nt her, I am sendsuccess. hill you your on by Rev. Rather J. Reidy ani my heard fbr miles around, as the are working in different parishes for As their pockets her we was best, clear. father. and they were lovely. The kept on repeating the call. It was ing you a card. Do your their local bazaars, etc., the comfill. to have not got far I So with it. shield has got to be competed by rung three times every day of the mittee on Thursday night, July 14, But the flag of Sinn Fein's still unweek, and everyone that heard it many contributions for my cots. each school for eight vests, end the decided that at the forthcoming Cafurled. school which wins it the most times would say "The Angelus." There Love from your loving. thedral Bazaar there would be a And Loyalty stunts it defames. AUNT BESSY. can have it. Our school has won it was also a cross outside the churCh, P.C.Y.MS. Stall. A number of What ho! for those men of tile school twice and it is adorning our with the image of Our Lord on it. ladies have already promised to give world, wall at present. Last Sunday week Mary is a Deludherer. every assistance. One thing we and steps up to it. Everyone would Like Alister Smith and McJames! his Grace the Archbishop confirmed say some prayers there before they must assure, now that we have unBantram-street, Beverley, -Rossrnore. a lot of the children, and the., all went inside. It is said that some dertaken this good work, and that July 5 looked very nice and like little anpriest sat and rested where the is our stall to be right on top when great length gels. Aunt Bessy,-A Dear amwas Bonnie My Sister the of the time in the figures are posted at the end of The Ball-August 30th. church is built time has elapsed since I wrote ongst them. The Archbishop preachthe year. The Highgate Catholic persecution, when his persecutors of It is getting nearer, and enthusto you last, during which I sup- ed a lovely sermon about the Good. Young Ladies' Club have undertaken iasm were after him, and he said that pose about all is growing. on every sale forgotten have you staywe could have and two stalls for the bazaar to be held you can there would be a church built there Inc., I know I am very careless :n Shepherd, hear its success already beed listening to him for ever so long. Well, dear Aunt in the Sacred Heart parish, and are ing chronicled. The Hibernian Hall and there was. but I am you, Aunty, to writing Bonnie and tnycelf Dadda bought confident that they will be first, so has witnessed some great dancing Bessy, what is going to become you will forgive me, and 'I little very, which is very nice This surely our society can undertake one events in the past, but of Ireland; it makes my heart sore sure nothing to try and write more frequently is all the news this erne. so I will and place it at the top of the a-hat it will witness on August It is eight years will stall to think of it. 12 close. 1 was to you in the future. With lots of love and kisses tree. Determination only is re- Remember what the notice 30th. since we landed in Australia: father on received end of June, 22nd the ones." the "wee to yourself and quired. and the committee sa:s "We about the tickets being for sale says was over here more than a year and and a lot of nice birthday presents on Your loving niece. will." The energy required to ac- not for keepsakes. a half. If this motto JEAN SMITH. that day. I went for my preparahieve this object Is not in the saine is kept before all members When round Tory Isle How nice of you, my near little tory theory exam. on the 11th of with street what will be demanded friends, everything is assured. and The We steered in style, June, but have not received word friend. to make your Lime outing a of members during next Year, 1922, ladies committee will have its secOur mid -win- source of profit tor the "Wee Ones. On the mainland we could see of the results yet. as we must then make a stand and ond meeting next Wednesday night The glittering slates of Rosheen, ter holidays are at an end now. We e got your postal notes quite wifely. establish ourselves in a permanent and the joint secretaries are very ley love and merles to all wn3 And the crags of Crock-a -lee. will begin school to-morrow after and impenetrable position. anxious to see as big a muster as at Engel grand, with its glistening three and a half weeks of happy helped you and separateiy I send from Unionists the Four so only Football Dance, 19th. July. "Parliament," the with the initial meeting. Remember our I am The 124 Republicans will have No thing to do sand, freedom. Well, dear Aunty, I will you a iump for yourse:n Are Seen. College objective is £50 profit -footballers, Trinity The first football dance was just your enjoyed with company letter glad your short much Stood towering over all; close this what the players were looking for cricketers, ant ordinary membere, We heaved a sigh, love and kisses to yourself and the serves, and that the grown-ups mane trans. In this department the Lev- to place their funds in a healthy you will all benefit. And waved good-bye, "Wee Ones." remain, your lov- such an enthusiastic audience, Jack viz., Messrs. E. de Valera, A. Grif- Collins. Those who have sold of Mary have al- condition. Ryan seems to be a celebrity doun To the Hills of Donegal. ing niece, Personal Remarks. Gavan County (3).-Arthur Grif- derville Children your way. I have heard of his ac- fith, Eoin MacNeill, H. Collins and fith, ready made a very high name for tickets are asked to hand the money MARY HONNER. 0, persecuted Ireland, Paul Gilligan, Sean Why was Tom Kennelly first pickLeitrim and Roscommon N. (4). several times lately. I themselves. All patrons are as- into the secretary, Reube Preston, ed as being The cross is hard to bear; (1). City and County Derby Mary, dear, it's qssite a pleasure hievements a "Mick"? sured of the same high order of so that he can finalise his accounts. But lift...your eyes to the Sacred to see you writing again. It's think he should write to me; so -Count Plunkett, James N. Dolan, Professor Eoin MacNeill. Reube Preston does know where should George. They should be Andrew Lavin, Co. C., -T. Carter, Heart, (6).-Joseph excellence being maintained on this There was a really splendid evenly North Perth is. County Donegal such a while since you wrote that proud we and Carrigallen. past, balanced at of their medals sure the crowd the Hibernian ,and I'm in as occasion And place your sorrows there. really I thought Beverley must Doherty, Jos. Sweeney, Peter J. Bob Fennell lives up to his repupresent. Mayo S. and Roscommon S. (4) Hall on Tuesday night, and not one tation It's better to die for Erin's right have been isolated by the Postal they ace. I hope the shieid is desWard, Dr. J. P. McGinley P. J. Mc. hope to see a large crowd -think of a jazz and look for tined to remain on the school wall William Sears, Harry Boland, Thos. Goldrick, note of dissatisfaction was heard in Than live in slavery. O'Flaherty. I didn't forget you, for Department. Samuel him. a D. O'Rourke. while to should McGuire, whole place. Everyone enjoy- Jack Ask the help of Mary, because I have only a few to re- like itlung Down County (1). -Eamon de Heel Your Itlhapsj' Chilblains, the Haughey belies-es in a White E. (5). -Alex. Mayo and to remain eight Sligo years. Would ed themselves, and the society's And she will plead for thee. member in Beverley. 1 might have that be sport, Jean? Ask Jack and MacCabe, Frank Carty, Dr. Ferran, Valera. next dance should benefit rather Australia policy. but I'm toll. little girls George, and if I'm wrong let them James Devine, Thos. O'Donnell. Monaghan County (3). -Ernest Stan Wilcox never misses a train, May the blessing of the Sacred had several, Zam-Bulc. considerably as a result of the with Sores And MacEntee, Owen boys are not too fond of pen each, separately, write and correct Dan Gallagher four quarters Heart be with you and the ''Wee and Mayo N. and W. (4).-Dr. Crow- Blythe, Sean from splendid atmosphere of s.ictability in the ruck, but lasts I wonder people suffering ink up your way. Most doesn't think he me. 1 ere you amongst the nice ley, Joseph MacBride, P. J. Rutt- O'Duffy. Ones." I did not get my collect- and or a nasty rash which pervaded the whole hall would stop if there were eight. chilblains, (3). -Arthur is it only idle gossip or .s it really little children that looked Fermanagh -Tyrone "chaps," M'Hugh. ing card yet. -Your loving niece, like little ledge, soir. Michael from the moment when Jim correct? Boys I would excuse, ,angels? Griffith, Sean Milroy, Sean O'Ma- or soreness about the face and right I should like to know that Sparks /Prom the Anvil. sounded the first note un the MINNIE McCAFFERTY. because a football is more engag- you were. arms, probably do not realise that Griffin hony. From Lein.ster-44. Dadda was very kind till the time the last stragWho isn't going to the ball' From National University (4). these minor skin troubles often de- piano A Chars, at Honey Money, your ing than an old aunt, and writing to get Bonnie and yeti the little glers were the leaving hall at the painother Subs. -pay them. Bill Webb is Dublin City-N.W.. 4; S., 4; Prof. Eoin MacNeil, Prof. Stockley velop into eczema and letter was a source of great plea- is not an accomplishment they pony. I hope it is quiet and will Trivial midnight hour. still in a threatening attitude with sure to me. I am glad that you would chase as eagerly as they not hurt or run away with either of Mid., 4; total, 12. -Joseph M'Grath, (Cork). Dr. Ada English (Galway), ful, disfiguring diseases. Wednesday night's debate is too book and pencil. cuts and flesh wounds, through cold were glad Minnie, achusla, that would a football. Your letter is you. Thank you for the love and Philip B. Cosgrave, Richd. J. Mut Mr. Michael Hayes. for publication this week, but Overheard at C.Y.L.C. and C.Y.M.S. and germ infection, also need late your letter in the Corner gave you very welcome, and I shall be glad kisses you send. and write oftener cahy, Michael Staines, Charles Mur to beat the C.B.C. debate: First Lady: Jim, from Vicphy. Daniel M'Carthy, Madame prompt attention with "Lam -Beek our side are out present so much inspiration. Really I to have you in the Corner vcry fre- to your loving AUNT BESSY. THE CATHOLIC DEPOT. team, and from indications toria Park, reminds me of Good Friinand poisoned become glad you Kelly, they in future. I'm Ald. Thomas lest quently Markievicz, little think you'll make a nice the judgment must be delivered in day. Second Lady: Why, is he reflamed. Philip Shanahan, Ald. Sean M'Garry corner for yourself amongst my had a nice birthday, and nice preligious? First Lady: Not that I In cuts, scalds, burns, and open our favour. It is such a long while 'Tis poor little motherless Mollie Ald. Mrs. T. Clarke, Ald. Sean T. nieces and nephews, for I am sure sents. and Modellers, Manufacturers know of, but he has no meat on. sores, Zam-auk's first action is to Society Dance, July 28th. Molone, O'Keily. they will like to hear you tell them since I had one, and there were no Importers. which, germs disease (This is vouched -for by a member.) A -tapping her tiny toy drum, exterminate I like to hear of Carlow and Kilkenny (4).-Ald. Church Furnishers, more about Erigal Hill and Tory presents then. Has everyone seen the little green Catholic Book First bazaar euchre and dance in lodging in the lacerated tissues, are sellers. Isle. Isn't it on Tory Isle the others having nice things. and so Singing so gay thru' the midwinter W. T. Cosgrave. James Lennon, J. tickets for Tuesday night sennet Sunni lerS. likely to create inflammation and invitation P ',to re rraniers. St. Joseph's Schoolroom for our day Aylward, Gearold O'Sullivan. Tories went a hunting with the I'm glad Mary had a nice birthday. If not don't be offended, as 549 GEORGE-STREET, SYDNEY Having soothed next? Where the sunbeam shines in the Dublin County (6).-Frank Law- .244 fairies and all were led into a big When you do get word of your the invitation through these col- stall, Monday, 25th, inst. ELIZABETH-ST., MELBOURNE.. blood-poisoning. slum. less, G. Gavan Duffy, Desmond The House for All Catholic Goode for away pain and irritation, sad allay- umns is just as official as are the mist and fell into the sea? I am exam. I hope you'll smile a big Church, Home, Etc. ed all soreness and swelling, Zam- tickets. The society is running a delighted to know that you haven't broad smile -that means, of course, Her doll's but a bottle arrayed in a Fitzgerald, A. Derham, Mrs. Pearse, DANCING. Buk's herbal essences then stimu- larger number of successful funcSo rag, J. O'Dwyer. forgotten the sound of the Angelus, that Mary wiii be successful. MISS 110SE MOSS will hold, her late the cells to healthy activity, tions at the present time than it Dancing A treasure -of-treasures, be sure. Kildare and Wicklow (51. -Art. and though you haven't seen a you have bad your threeand-a-half Class SATI.1.41,4,AY EVERY "SHAMROCK" and so accelerate Nature's new has for =any long days pact, and AFTERNOON at the BOYS' CLUB, vv.I'm glad It Still seems divine-that now- O'Connor, D. O'Buachalla, Robert church since you came to Austra- mid -winter's freedom? Private le-; TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, TOR1A PARK. at 5.30. growth of healthy tissue. empty shrine and I hope you'll C. Barton, C. M. Byrne, Erskine lia, try to keep in your thoughts you enjoyed will be -the comthey better social be appileation sous can arranged on to WELLINGTON -STREET, PERT1 Zaire-Buk has a wonderful record mittee says so anyway. Next Tues- Miss Rose 114055, Johnson's Building.. Of Wood's Great Peppermint Childers. the church at the foot of Erigal do good work in school, now that M. SHERIDAN. Proprietress of success in eczema, ulcers, poison- day's dance is the last of its kind flay -street. Perth. Cure. your studies Leix and Offaly (41.-Dr. P. MatHill and the tower and bell, and you re -commence the rich Faith of Holy Ireland in Thank you for the love and kisses Cartan, Kevin Higgins, Joseph SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL ed sores, ringworm, abscesses, bad the present social committee will legs, etc. your heart. I liked the little tem- you send myself and the "Wee )EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. Lynch, Eamon Bulfin. run, so come along in you; numHIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. HOTEL PERTH Accept no worthless salve or suband Westmeath (4).Longford ciition of the hunted priest. It is Ones." -Your loving, In aid of C.Y.M.S. Stall, Cathedral and give the next committee a BOARDERS and DAY stitute. Ask for ZAM-BUK-the bers J. MacGuinness, Laurence Ginnell, only one of many such as I have AUNT BESSY. J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. Bazaar. SCHOLARS. balm that is record Co break. antisceptic wonderful J. M'Keon, 'Lorean Robins. read and heard when I was a little Pupils are prepared for Uuniven all pure herbal medicine. All dealWill be Held in Syllabus Item, July 27. Eicelleut iccoinniodation. Louth and Meath (5).-J, You ask me what is going J. girl. Exand Musical Commercial, sity, Bravo, hichael. ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOLROOM, O'Kelly ("Seeilg"), E. Duggan, soir. ers and stores. The exact nature of this night to become of Ireland? What harm aminations. May-st., Northam, has not yet been disclosed, but SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL LiKE. MONDAY, JULY 25, at S p.m. P. Hughes, Dundalk, Ald. Murphy, do you ahink could happen to your For further particulars apply to LiKE. keep your eyes on the notice board. July 8. NONE TASTE LIKE UNION BEEP. REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL Roll up! Drogheda, J. M'Kenna. country that has been faithful to NONE TASTE LIKS UNION NUN. His Gents, 1/6; Ladies, 1/ Wexford County (4).--Dr. James Tel. A3810. God through all the ages? Dear Aunt Bessy,-I suppose you protecting hand will guide her thought 1 had forgotten you, but Be sure of that, Mavour- we have been busy getting ready aright. Ireland will Come into her for the yearly exam., which took neen. own again-Ireland will yet be a place last week. I passed, and Write me now am in the seventh class. We very happy Ireland. many more nice letters. Get Man- are going to have a bazaar daring %.* us to work, and let him also write, show week to raise money to build and between the two of you tell me a presbytery, and we itre going to more of Old Donegal. Thank you have a popular boy and girl comfor your nice little prayer for my petition. I am the popular boy welfare, and the welfare of the and Veronica Chidlow is the popuGod and Mary bless lar girl, and to-day she held a stall "wee ones." The card is on its way to in the school ground. Next week you. you, and just you let me sce what I am going to hold one. There is a Minnie McCafferty can do for her man coming to Northam who is AUNT BESSY. loving, to going to lease the Town Hall Next week we show pictures in. are going to hold a euchre party Doreen Tells Me More About and dance in the schoolroom in aid Kellerberrin. Bath -Heaters? Then you want one of our Portable of the children's stall, which is callKellerberrin, Massingham-st the one which heats up in a few minutes, requires no ed "Young Australia." About three July 5. ago I went up for a comm plumber, and is so light that it can be moved from the Dear Aunt Bessy.-Now I am go- weeks exam., and expect to know the We have heaped the whole of our Splendid Stock: and an Astonishing Purchase of Easters ing to tell you more about Keller- cial Bathroom to the dairy, or anywhere that Hot Water results time now. Last any Friday in have been we Well. berrin. Wholesaler's Slump Stock; into the most glorious Bargain Pile of 1921: This Sale will be is required, in a few minutes. school challenged the Governon thirteen our just Kellerberrin School for football, and we the culminating Lower -Price effort of the Season -the Mightiest Mark -Down Movement of years, and I like living here. Kel. ment The name is your guarantee of its quality. three heat them goals to nothing. lerberrin has a nice hill, known as As this is all the news I will close recent years-based on the Brilliant Value -Giving (Idea -"Back to 1914 Prices" -and it "Kellerberrin Hill." On the 29th now. --I remain, your loving nephew, of last month was the opening of IT 1S BUT MICHAEL LYNCH. the New Memorial Hospital, and Well, my dear Michael, I didn't people came from every part of Ke'. exactly *hill}, you had forgotten lerberrin district to hear the cereHis Honour H. P. Cole me, but I did think you were remony. Of batch, M.L.C., and General Sir Tal- membering me very slowly. bot Hobbs, K.C.M.G.. visited Kel- course I know my Northam nieces were 'stewing" over their books lerberrin to perform the ceremonies, which were witnessed by over preparing for the annual cleaninga thousand people, representative of up, and I forgave what was a seemI hope the isall parts of the Eastern Districts. ing neglect of me. [ELLOSI,,,Dd Dear Aunt Bessy, the inspector vis- sue of the exams. justified the alited the Consent School the other leged stewing, and the seeming neglect. I understand the issue day, and most of the children passed, and I am now in the sixth did, and I congratulate you all.

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23, 1921 THE W.A RECORD. SATURDAY, JULY

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The KALGOORLIE in hand by Paddy McCabe. tpiciOus in the first three quartcrs, teams were well matched, as can be ITA lie was one of the best in the final seen by the final scores. The Town- DEATH OF SISTER MARY (GLEESON). spasm. in, although scrape to managed ftes big Isis "Bonnie" Campbell. with team defended well. Profound regret was expressed bag of Fixers, materially assisted his the Country forit betwin- lim Clune, one of the Country's His by throughout the district when team's final victory. brought up their score Mcknown that Sister Mary Ita came flagger at the end of the second wards. P.

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good play and kicking. away on Sunterm was an eye-opener to football his the (Gleeson) had passed accepted Cabe, their captain, played afternoon, at the early age of fans -60 yards was the Tim Clif- da) of the 36. out game best TipperCounty in years. Born 55 distance. Seaman ate Byron are others ary, 'Ireland, deceased came to this Outridge was "facile princeps" at ford, are For the State 26 years ago. She was pronoting. worth who amid and pack Subiaco. In the (By "WATTLE.") Gorman played perhaps the fessed in St. John of God Convent, OPENS ON field it was just the same-he was Town,game. K. P. Byrne rucked for Wexford, and had spent 29 years of The teams were:best (By "Wattle.") Howson. supreme everywhere. Bahen, and then defended en her life in religious, the greater part Subiaco: quarters, two played junior, dePerth's pts.) (74 Ilenley, 10.14 Bushell of Perth, East for the remainder Guhl, Sexton, Brown, of which was spent in Subiaco and at Subiaco. He was the hack line Ross feated East Fremantle, 5.8 (38 (capt.), Steele, Ford, Green, Scully, grand football Abbott was an- Kalgoorlie. Her mother is still livred -legs. and b eat the game. pts). Preedy, Beisley, Raw- the best of theopponent saved tee ball ing in Nenagh, while her brother, lie Outridge, man. other good pointleespts.) (83 immediate South Fremantle, 13.3 many a tense. His Father Daniel Gleeson, is at present lings, Rodriquez, Scaddan, Very- hisgreat display by a promising jun- from the Country a defeated West Perth, 7.15 (57 pts). ard and Eddy. in America. Since the end of June, game equalled that of Gorman. Bill Subiaco, 11.16 (82 pts.) defeated by eleWil- ior. firm game on the Sister lta had been suffering from a Bryant represented played was Perth Ballets, with four goals. rendered Perth, 7.7 (49 pts). Jack Carter rucked chronic bronchitis. Her condition Langlands, Hewson, Brad - yeinnan line. Ili: forward Subiaco. fur service FULL REDUCTIONS ON ALL clean genie gradually grew worse, and on Sunskew, liewby (capt.), Purser, Love, was splendid. He was well, and played a Position of the Clubs. worthy of day, at 3 o'clock, as the Angelus was Henley, Watts (2), Urea, In- aerial work ORDERS Others Hoft, too throughout. proved but Ag. watched, For I.. Rowe, Menzies, closely P. V were R. Bryant, who roved ringing, she passed peacefully away. 36 628 482 gle, Hall, Evans, u good for his guardian. What a pit-, mention E. Fremantle II W. James, Deceased was beloved by all with quarters. 2R 628 539 and MeComish. two for well consistent. more not is East Perth. 11 75 5 1 22 player this 643 through the and Gull'. The final scores whom she came in contact, and she West Perth f111 4 6 1 18 629 The progressive scores were:663 756 He is one of the most accurate kicks Smyth,Country, Country Customers are specially notified that all Orders 6 goals 3 behinds: left the impress of her sterling charSubiaco . . ti 4 7 were: 16 701 7'7 in the game. First Quarter. is on will to subject to s. Fremantle passFair who the pupils many that' the behind. on time 7a8 1 the acter e37 goals 12 7 during beat Town, 8 received 3 Post Perth . . . 11 Hoft in the early stages Subiaco. 3.2 (20 points). ed through her hands. Her dispose Seniors v. Juniors. sold aver the counSteele at centre, but later on the Perth, 1.4 (10 pima.). tion, in a word, was genuinely kind, exactly the same substantial Redu ctions as goods LEADING GOAL -GETTERS. Baleen 2, maroonite made up much leeway. 17th. inst., the junior lovable, and marked by perfect unSunday, On Goal-kickers.--Subinco: 42 was ball the of fully ter. disposal II. Csi'when xviii., Steele's 1st. senior of xviii. met the .. 34 and Eddy. Perth: Uren. selfishness. She was a person Evans much better than that of Hoft. determined to revenge their narrow very singular piety; her stirring Bidstrip Second Quarter. '25 Brown was the best of Subiaco's defeat in the last term. Jones faith stood out pre-eminently throBatten 6.6 (42 points). Subiaco, 21 numercus Wimbridge defenders. He saved on again skippered the Seniors, while ughout her life and was her greatPerth, 6.5 (41 points). 18 Gallagher often against odds. Phillips was captain of the Juniors. consolation in death. Her last Bahen, occasions, Shcedy Goal-kickers.- Subiaco: Giles was the seasiders' The first quarter showed the Sen- est "Natty" soothed by the kind2, Universal Providers, Evans Clean and ors capturing most of the play ow- moments were nurses 2, and Rodriquez; Perth: player. effective most of St. John of and accurate ing to the effective work of Byrne ly Sisters she Rowe 2, and Urea. East Perth, 10.14, defeated Esst his clever turns. & Murray Ste., nippy, the with Wellington fortified died and God Fremantle, 5.8. Third Quarter. kicking, and splendid leads gained as rover. Horan and Diamond consolation of our Holy Religion. This game was played at Perth Subiaco, 9.11 (65 points). him the applause of the. crowd. the Juniors, The body was taken to St. Mary's, for back at up showed comfortable a in Oval and resulted Perth, 11.5 (41 nointe). Soutar gave his best display of also O'Halloran. The Seniors, how- where a solemn Requiem Mass was win for the home stile. A big crowd not particu- ever, packed their forwards, with celebrated by Father Langmead, 5th, a children's ball takes place. B Goal-kickers: Subiaco: Howson, the season. Although B was in attendance. The 'gate' was brilliant, he was, nevertheless, the result the quarter ended with assisted by Dr. O'Hurley and Falarly Beisley. and The teem; were as follow:- Bushell £214. man. useful West's most and Murray, 'Lavin, mean 1 goal 1 behind: Juniors. Kearin, B's thers Seniors the Three The (capt.), Final. was East Perth: McKenzie Our usual weekly meeting "Jack" Callow, the Portonians' nil. The second quarter was I com- C.SS.R. The funeral took place at Herd, Subiaco, 11.16 (82 points). Mr. Bert Harrold, Iiiltt,n Oakley, Allen, custodian of the big sticks, did not. plete reversal of the first. H. Phil- 4 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon and held on Monday last. and Perth, 7.7 (49 points). acceptBrentnall, King, Thomas, Lynch, His long boots lips shone out from the rucks, and was largely attended. The cortege, Howard was nominated mistake. a BUY AT make Mr. Rodriquez, society. the Walker, Hebbard, Maloney, while of fore, member Goal-kickers.-Subiaco: the to a as ed were once more Morgan and which moved- off from St. Mary's, by and supported well was Sparrow Scott, little McComish. Gepp, Giese, suitable a ?saving Hcwson. Perth: made judicious and Hi: of Howard marking did his Baldwin students the and by Horrigan was headed were Kelly. Duffy. Whose Bargains Can;t Be Beaten The best far the winners Steele. Next speech, and wound up by saying he of the goals stamped him as one or well on the forward lines, the latter Christian Brothers' College. Brown, East Fremantle: Lowe, Wicks, Outridge, Bahen, defenders. best and Souths goal one for for while responsible being Talbot, Clark, Mudie, Casti mete Rawlings and Green; H :why, CorSheedy (roving) upheld his repu- another came off the boot of Kelly. Brown, Truscott (capt.), Burns, Perth Henley, Hoft, of the attackMcGuin- don Watts, MeComish and Love tation. His feeding The Seniors for a short time had )Hinson, Smith, Strang, Ion, -kicking stab famous his with ers Cin- were most effective. near the end of the quarness, Gallagher, Bidetrip, in addition. the play ball while, clever, Bahen very was Subiaco: travelling from Little -kickers. Goal ter, the oris, and Riconi. (2), Howson (2), two majors came from his boot. Rodriquez to Moseley to Riley. How. (4), Jones, to were:scores fingerFor The progressive Bateman specalised in impase. point resulted, and a Eddy, Bushell and Bei"ley. Urea only ever, tip marks, and proved an First Quarter. Perth: Evans (2), Rowe (2), from the kick-off Tierney kicked anable barrier to many Western on- other one. At the long interval the East Perth, 4.3 (27 points). (2), and McComish. East Fremantle, 0.1 (1 point). slaughts. scores were: Juniors, 2 goals; SenicrieSeis. Tom Cain gave a very clever dis- iors, 1 goal 3 behinds. The third Goal-kickers.-East Perth: Giese and good was work ruck His play. (3), and Hehbard. was the most even of the The third meeting this season of his goal was a gem. Tom looked quarter end Quarter. tri- very surprised when Umpire Toll match, the ball going from one and Seen the two Easts saw East Perthmarto the other. Little field the of East Perth, 4.7 (31 points). hand by the comfortable a fishy for him umphant on penalised work good points) (17 2.5 contributed Horan East Fremantle, gin of 36 points. The royal blues pass. the back lines for the Seniors and Goal-kiekers.-East Fremantle: thoroughly deserved their win, as team Each respectively. Bidetrip aud Rawlinson. they played the better football from C.B.C. v. Guildford Grammar School Juniors, had a shot, the Juniors getting a start to finish. Third 2IWrter. (Under 16). point, while Moseley bagged a good servicea played Harrold Vern East Perth, 6.12 (48 points). The above teams met on Welling- "sixer" for the elder boys. ofFrom back line for the the 13th. the East Fremantle, 5.0 (36 points). able game on the succeeded Wednesday, the bounce at the beginning admit -- ton Square on and he the Neithed side fielded a full fourth term the Seniors rushedsearGoal-kickers.-East Perth: Molo- winners, of keeping Bidstrip inst. task his in Puts a meaning to the "inner" in DINNER ably quickly and Fremantle: resulted. end, East game their to a fine ball but ney and Giese. team, occasions, of couple a On was quiet. that playHowever, C.B.C. point. bounce a initial ed the Gallagher (2), and Rawlinson. From through however, he missed his kick the ing good football quickly scored five a -bout the last time they hadbeing Final. LEAVING ST. MARY'S, KALGOORLIE. over -running. ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, THE FUNERAL while their opponents could ball at their end, the Juniorsrest of PELLEW'S BOULDER BOULDER, Ray Mudie was not as effective goals, the East Perth, 10.14 .:74 points). for At top" points. "on few a decidedly manage for words. We all befull too Kalgoorthe was of For BOY- and MEN'S SUITS, members the SenEast Fremantle, 5.8 te8 Is tints). as usual. and he always seemed to only the came copied 8 the game. Phillips C.B.C., were: scores a prominent the is half-time Bert the him. Hebof lieved also IIIG II -CLASS MERCERY. Goal kickers. --East Perth: be too far behind Paddy Hebbard, goals 6 behinds; C.E.G.S., 2 goals 5 iors' tactics of the first nearter, and lie and Boulder branches H.A.C.B.S. by "sport," and promises to be an acbard (1), Walker and kipeeery. who continually beat him to the behinds. but repeated II.A.C.B.S., who were followed quarter forwards, third his the quoit In packed The society. the winners to for the Mary, of quisition Easts Old of Most serviceable Ion was another pre- members of the Children REMEMBER out of elnarrow, ball. Christians further increased their fine saves by Little and Jones JAMES SHEAHAN were Thomas, Hebbard. while was rarely sighted. and Holy Angels Sodali- tournament was postponed the cracks whotook the final term Guild- vented the Juniors from piling up Aspirants Your Meeting is Next Friday Genera_ Storekeeper. Gepp, Hilton and Gicac; these came the pu- respect for the late Rev. Sistera Ito. some sensational lead, but in and Hilton Following Wine and ties. three abort scoring However. silthe i'urns, kept score. sire Lawler Mr. their of rallied. motion Night. BE THERE, and brriingng a the Hallows' On best of the Seasiders All and Mary's St. marks, and simply towered over Old ford of a pils Spirit Merchants. with When the final bell minutes from time Horrigan, the PREMIER Clark. ent vote of sympathy with the Sis- Friend to Join State. It was fine to very even. The pall -bearers forwards. BOULDER. East's Convents. PIESSE-STREET, maximuha, 10 -East the C.B.C., got trots were: kick, the long rein God was scores fine -kickers the of BRANCH goal The P. J. Russell, J. Dillon, E. D. ters of St. John watch the big fellows bringing the sounded For Choicest Quality Only. P CONWAY, Secretary, was drawn up, 9 behinds; C.E.G.S., 5 goals 10 and a good game finished with Jun- Messrs. Peetla Giese (4), Hebbard (3), MolJ. J. Lawler, F. A. Kerman and corded. A syllabus Call and Inspect Our Underground East sphere down from great heigths.cus- goals 7 King -street, Boulder. interesting oney, Walker and Sparrow. Gallabehinds. Goal -kickers for the win- iors, 3 goals 1 behind: Seniors, 2 Fels, contains many Boylan and R. Mr. Fremantle's East 'Lowe, Roy Brennan. Produce Department. Dairy Kyran (2), winners For the (4), Her- goals 5 behinds. quoits Fremantle: Rawlinson not ners were: Daly (4), Jens McAuliffe Rev. items, including debates, master of ceremonies. .todian of the big sticks, was and gher (2) and Bidstrip. the best were H. Phillips (captaina was Kearin, bert (4), Spencer (2), Oa boxing, mock court, and card nights. Dr. Rev by assisted RUSSELL nearly as effective as usual, J. P. Fr. aL. Horan, for Phillips. one each; and Kelly. Morgan, undecided in all his move - and McManus Fathers Levan and The House for Men's Wesr.Ties, The Wanted to Know(3), Carson, and and Hennessy, while Jones. Byrne, Hurley. and officiated UnSouth Fremantle, 13.5, Defeated seemed Latest In Gent's Hats, Shirts, Once, when kicking off, Guildford, Avery at the. gravements. best players Little and Moseley shone fur the Langmead, West Perth, 7.15. Guildford's If Tons Deacon denies that he is derwear, Etc. Hannan-st., Kalgoorlie Piggott. arms into the straight arrangements booted The funeral 'Phone 1474. side. latthe Office). for Post advertisement (Opp. walking a This game was played at the Port. he Giese, who, however, only ob- were Carson, Avery, Renoul and Seniors. were everything tnat could be de- est song, "Nestle in my loving arms." and once again the home side regia of Cowell, while McManus, Hornby, a minor. sired. R.I.P. Who tolled the bell? "I." said tered a comfortable win. Umpire tamed MANNION & CRUSE was the same and Brockman did best for Chris- DISTRESSING COUGHS OF OLD Brentnall "Nashy" very a gave but charge, in Toll was Austin Carrigg; "Sunday after Sun- The Goldfields Undertakers, 18 IlanFOLK, ALL NATONS' CARNIVAL. old Mashy, and was far ton agile tians. Lead? same the bell." the Kalgoorlie. Why Do We following tolled nan-st., I poor display. Friday day the On veteran Archie Strang. "Meshy" we understand our business. Stalthulders are busily engaged Scotch College at Peps Bring Comfort and Strength. Whas has becoine of Jack reg. Because The final scores are a fairly geed for on behalf arty? 'Phone 827. with his customary dash on team played entertainments the arranging of idea "Foe" stages -an has early scribe the This In criterion of the play. In the early relieved C.B.C. That wretched chrome cough and of their respective stalls. On Wed- has been playing with young Cupid open, many occasions, and together with game Scotch College gained a slight stages the game was fast .andbecame HOTEL difficulty is one of the nesday evening a euchre -party and Harrold, Herd and Hilton proved QUEALY'S but later on "crowding" Cut it out. Fog; you're and were a couple of goals to breathing the a strong barrier for the seasiders lead, good terrors of old age. A suc- dance was held in aid of the South again. Next Town Hall, Kalgoorlie. worst secThe eery common, especially amongstback half tinie. at getting a big boy now.. the Proprietress. Quealy, Mrs. on colds -treated attendto of wrongly pass. record cession South's A Kalgoorlie Stall. battery of both teeing. to their opwas evenly contested, each If the fire brigade turned oat last Union Beer on Draugbt. chest have caused the exhaust. ance was present, and as a result the . Saturday Bidstrip was well watched by ond half line was far superior night. Clouds of smoke adding two goals to its tally. the more frequent funds of that stall were considerVern. Harrold throughout the game, side ponents. Lutey, Adams and BateCOI- ing bouts to become Scotch McKewnie's were: from issuing scores seen were final W. SHEEHAN The J. as brightly cough while and whilst the +t rla and did not shine as man were very conspicuous increased. 12 behinds; C.B.C., 3 and severe, On investigation it prey- Prime Beef Butcher, Hannan -street, corner. weathers ably His goal in the second lege, 5 7 goals Marltana-street, Callow (in goals) played his; best usual. for used to go with the bad The children were especially ca- ed to be only Jack Ryan behind a Kalgoorlie. Tel. 488. 474. -kickers Goal behinds. goals cone real beauty, Guenyon was a of it. Telephone however, are never free you evening. when big cigar. PlcaclUly. quarter, now genie for she season. Friday on for (2), Oliver tered (2), Adams were: St. plete!:.' outclassed Taylor, wuke on and was perhaps the best of the. Scotch Peps breathable tablets mean new a juvenile concert was held in Miss a If anyone accusing Ben Leslie of and Gregson, and for Christians, the wings Giles "downed" Burke's afternoon. AUSTRALIA HOTEL and McManus. strength and comfort fur weak - Mary's Hall, in support of being a "plate juggler" is in -banger colors in almost every encounter, Popuwas as clever and Herbert, Dunphy, the Allen Ike" for in candidature placed KALGOORLIE When for Scotch chested old folk. Deacon's best played who being challenged to mortal cons of Those centre the and Fyshe proved too good for on youngas usual The effective dissolve Competition. Girl and tablets lar Oliver Peps his Adams. mouth tickets. the with tram P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. Gregson, with bat were Hicks.. Bonnie Campbell, with Len tussles themselves his and enjoyed wing, fumes thoroughly resters into powerful enedicinal Good Accommodation for Travellers was eashy while Christians were best " bag ' of six majors, Obituary. are more than Brown were full of interest. The Todd, presented by 'Lambert, McManus, which are carried with the breath and the organisers the best of the attacking lying honours with ended efforts. game their into with tubes satisfied through the bronchial and Johnstone. During the week Mr. Pat SeyHonors in the pack were shout even, at easy between these two smart wing Daly, Supporters of the Piccadilly Stall mour, of Kalgoorlie, received the and chest. For the self-same while rover Steely, although auCompetition "Within the College." lungs and men. Peps are ideal as a held a successful euchre partyPiccathat reason times rather selfish, wee slightly news that his father, Mr. Jer. SUFFERED sad best his quite the gave over Burns excitement evening. "Poet" This week remedy-so they are spe- dance on Saturday perior to Chalmers. On the day's had passed away. Comthe season, and had the above competition has abated some- children's to be se- Seymour, upon MONTHS OF Allay Souths deserved their win, re display forCharlie cially suited to the frail old folks. di'llyites are determined his death, the Telementing imme. his King, annual the to liquiis due to of This: efforts at better their system, although maercel was diate opponent. Both in the air what. Mrs. M. T. Ivory, 77 Eveleigh-st., cond to none inontheir graph says:-''One of the oldest St. Mary's. AWFUL AGONY examinations taking place at the times by excessn e handball, Sydney, writes:-"For a date the debt best-known and most highly -respect and on the ground his work was College. As each boy is anrious to Redfern, in Misses `:ruse were the ladies ed residents of the Sugarloaf Creek The better than that of their opeeneetsdifficulty had great I time long resource. COULD SCARC for the social held on ,district-Mr. Jer. Seymour-passed A big factor in South's win was marked by brilliance and have a secure promotion, f3otball chatter I seething. tubes responsible bronchial My HowPaddy Hebbard must has to take second place. their accurate shooting. West's deevening. This, too, proved away last Thursday at the great violent Tuesday had I and congested, se LY WALK--OPE the in seaweak. Pant great chance of inclusion ever, now that the end of the I a huge success, and as a result the age of 90 years. He was a native of fenders were rather distressing coughing fits. was consistently good, but Craig Carnival team after his display last son is in view, the teams will make and Peps, and funds of the New Zealand Stall were the Emerald Isle, being born in Tiptry ATION ADVISE to was persuaded to accident difference the Little was rarely sighted. Saturday. Since up for lost time. they proved wonderful. In a very greatly augmented. a children's perary in '31. When 22 years of "Staunch" Owens, Ilebbard has be is reported. Dunphy still leads the short time all the congestion and irOn Friday evening The progessive scores were:adother of number a he, with on age, figure retains Cogan of come the outstanding senior grade, while First Quarter. vanished, and my breathing dance was held' in furtherance venturous spirits hearing of the land Young Easts' forward lines, and behis lead in the junior. The other ritation West Perth: 3.3. Now I Miss Gaynor's candidature. The suc- 'flowing with milk and honey' in the became natural and easy. had a was due sides playing a very sound game lie teams, with a little effort, should be take entertainment Soush Fremantle, 3.'. the a of of eold cess A Splendid Zam-Buk Trium sign first at the Peps very bad Sunny South, decided to try nit forclaimed three goals. able to secure a higher place on the in a great measure to Miss Mitchell, tune here. in have the old trouble." tiase. Goal-kickers.-Went Perth: Wim. also With this object for arranging "Nipper" Truscott was not at his list than they show at present. and never responsible was who 1853. in Australia for bridge (2), Clark (1): South Fre- best, speedy and sailed view he Peps are the one safe and will need to improve on There is much speculation as to The way in which piles yield to Zain-Buls mantle: Cain, Giles, II. Campbell. his performance first arrived at Sydney, shortly The remedy for coughs, colds, chills, theInfunction. if he is to he in "who shall get the medals." nothing short of remarkable. The concantra the Kalgoorlie Town Hall on He Second Quarter. afterwards coming to Melbourne. "Digger" selectors have been watching very bronchitis, and other throat and Saturday team. carefully combined ingredients cf w.' was and Carnival dance select the a evening Small Fremantle, 8.5 (53 pts.). Thomas seemed to be too fast and closely, and are finding it a difficult chest troubles of young or ld. Of 1869 he selected on the SuZam-Buk is compos,c1 take away thschinflans held by the supporters ,of the About n homepresent the Meet Perth, CS (30 pts.). Creek stores. garloaf of and tion; and the pain and irritation, leh the at active for him, and the honours task to try to keep all the good all chemists `French Stall. This was one of the stead being on the original block. mom almost amounts to agony, is relieved osition undoubtedly qualities of the aspirants in view. Goal-kickers.--Sontli: H. Camp- the centre most successful dances yet held. We Although of a quiet and retiring applied. is balsa Camphealing J. the and man. bell tea O'Donnell rested with the East Perth Mrs. Ball for the sucv. C.B.C. (Under 13). disposition. he was known far and bell. West: Clark. Confirmation of this statement is furnish TO CORRE- congratulate Gus Giese played right at his top High School cess of the evening. the High School ANSWERS various wide, being one of nature's gentlethe at and increased his goal-kicking tally Last Saturday on - by the case of Mr. Harold Little, residingattendance Third Quarter. The play honest in all his met to SPONDENTS. and upright men. to Boundary Street, Brisbane, who writes :294 increased has by bagging four of the best. This Oval, the above teams High Soutlat, 10.5 165 points). functions social and " I had a bad attack of Piles, caused through s became ne- dealings, ever scorning a mean it that Woltz, 6.13 (49 points). player is undoubtedly a very use- the return match. heavier School extent an such name I had a ye than RECORD" his action. In fact "A Reader of THE out, and team was slightly ting on wet timber and getting a chel. cessary to provide extra accommo- underhand Goal-kickeis.--Eleuths: H. Camp- ful man when he has aheday Umpire G. Mann pleas- and Jack Thompson: We believe no dation. is not snore Christians. bad time and could hardly walk for eight mold and the Hall was a household word onin the Kearin Father and bell, J. Campbell, one each. West the only pity is that by terrible, the were served The pain and irritation of them ed everybody with his splendid din good purpose would be consistent. Committee conferred together, and Creek. neighbours speaking Ie Perth: Soutar (1), Sheedy (1). had an awful time. I was wo: king at a Medicalthe From the commencement publishing your communications at as a result of their deliberations a highest terms of his many kindly Cinoris is steadily finding play. "Abbo" recommended the doctor to who and time, wife, Final. able good tutiou at the the present juncture. his best form, and his exhibition of neither side seemed to beSchool spacious verandth, 15ft. by 50ft.. actions. Withhimhis some I objected, but I decided I w,tdd years to which seeight S. Fremantle, 18.5 (83 pain's). of the knife, High in -deceased pre fine. Always However, the very of was work score. side west ruck ZamWest Perth, 7.15 (57 points). "Subscriber": Roger Casement was addedP.to J.the Zatn-Bnk. I did so, and gut tile greatest relief. cured family, all of the vicinity of the ball, and always cured a point and then both sides Russell and Mr. Jim ago he reared a large To- was born at Ballycastle, Ca. An- hall. Mr. took all the inflammation away, and gradually duck whom are highly respected citizens. Goal -getters for the cpra e i r putting in the boot to advantage, he secured a few points each. generously donated brief I was thra-oligilly cur Dillon A s treatment, 1864. den in fourteen (Ulster), after trim are:and Campbell, both H. latter the members of South Fremantle: did a lot towards preventing Old wards the close of the game appeared in blinds for the side, and as 27 new The I have never had a return of the complaint since." M. Seymour, Mrs. Ryan (Bea O'Donnell, Hardiman. West Perth: Easts' defeat being more severe sides were running a draw. Owing biography of his life card tables have been procured, Miss Sheedy. on the part of Co- our issue of March 26th. last. con- rigan, N.S.W.). Mrs. Jensen (W.A.', play every of skilful was. assured it to are than patrons If, EVERY HOME NEEDS ZAM-BUK Goal -getters for tee winners: Mrs. F. Lardi (W.A.), Messrs. Din The distinction of being the best gan and McAuliffe, Christians in. venience. Campbell (6), J. Campbell (2), O'Don Tom. Patrick (W.A.). ,Jer. and Ed." Perth score by two points. the ground at their the on creased HOTEL. man a BEDFORD for eczema, Cain, and Zam-Buk is excellent nell (2), Hardinian, Giles To Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Seymour St. John of God Hospital Ball. rashes. or must easily go to "Digger" which lead they held till the final ringworm, bad legs. errs, MURRAY-STREET. one each; Weets: Clark (2), Wiu, Oval piles, sore face Russel, we extend our heartfelt sympethe Christians' score brilliant tiaras. pimples. sores, blues' royal Macmillan. sounded. Country the for Dr. REFUSE whistle Thomas. Accommodation Mesdamse Splendid (1). en tauter festering. (2), burns. cuts ed condition. 4 chilblains. bridge (2), leheedy ThorTarriff Moderate. whose play throughout was 3 goals 8 behinds, while High Visitors. Riley report that everything disco. all chemists an injured and The most conspicuous Port -miens centre man, INFERIOR Renovated Throughout. OEORGE and ST, MARY'S BRANCH, Of was full of merit. Right School secured 3 goals 6 points. Co- oughly skin andattissue. points to a successful ball this year. AUBURN, Proprietor. were Giese Lutey, Cain, Gunnyon, the game 16 and 3.6 per pot. or C. GOORLIE. stores, Clarke. August final Needham. to the that bounce initial McAuliffe, reminded the gan, are from Chan Dancers Ltd 39 Pitt at.. Sydney. SUBSTITUTES. (Ansi Fulford Jack Callow, Adams, Bateman, Christians, for overevent. i.he date fixed for this Nind, Poole, Hayes, is 4th. inera and If. Campbell; while Boyd, hell he not only completely H.A.C.B.S. UNE. SOME SMELT. LIKE. On the following evening, August but also figured and Officer (captain), Milner, SOME LOOK Sheedy, Soutar, Fyshe and Clark shadowed Truscott, NONE TASTE LIKE UNION BEER. Fortnightly Meeting on Tuesday In in nearly every forward move of his Hales, Le Steere. Sewell and Brenwere best for the losers. Et. Mary's Hall. Members are earnestly side, and did a lot towards bringing nan, for High School, were the most to Roll Up. contributions received any weekday game to East Perth. conspicuous players. Tel from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. by the Secretary. Subiaco, 11 16 (82 pts.) defeated theThe umpiring of Frank Collins, S. 2. IIII.I Secretary. FOOTBALL. Perth, 7 7 (49 phi). NORCIA NEW was very being far from good, This game was played at StiLiace, while ORIENTAL HOTEL. hostie the merited hardly v. Country. and Town fair, day 481. 11.-WILMNIMpl.11=0 and the home side won-a good H annan -street, Kalgoorlie. 'PhoneField.. to him by sup SOOTHEq & HEALS. Three starts, ity which was shown One of the Best Hotels on the Best of The new football campaign befor "home" sides. of the ultimate winners. He gan last Saturday on the Oval, with AccernModation. porters Splendid under room three wins. Dining Kept. on the hold E verything good a moderately kept represent. teams 'Mealy, between Taylor was Mrs. skirmish There a or won, superviftiOit The better side liM FRAWLEY, Pi owin- game, and was always well up with ing the Bush and the City. The W'nekly, 27/6. far more definiteness en the play. prletor. by P.. Ding side's play than that of their the"Bossy" Fyshe held the honours Townies were skippered taken winwas while the Country opponents. Therein lay their on the left wing. Although not cat Byrne, sung advantage.

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NEWS OF THE ARCHDIOCESE.

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"The Far East"

IRISH -AUSTRALIAN SOCIETIES.

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The July number of the above Hdt,.C.,B.. Society ,Highgate., ) DAILY publication has reached us, and, in AUSTRALIAN SMITH SMITES THE the Branch met as usual in the MY ROSARY. Pent. SIR JOYNTON S. common with all its predecessors, Parish Hall on 5,, ednesday, July 11, CABLE SYSTRM. PRESS Green. a c ee ea I i.eirla a e owe is a Persetaal Illisidam.--LICO. XIII. it wielas that bro. McAlahon- presiding over a Its. Meaning and Use. Robert exception. without Reable. 2/-. Post 3d. The following is a portion of a Lund.. Cable of July 14th from gripping interest characteristic of M. 25, St. James. White. Sir Joynton Smith (owner of Smith's Weekly, in Sydney!, who is at the journal since its commencement. good attendance,. Sick pay to the The Little Office of the Blessed Tu. 26, St. Ann. PERTH. SATURDAY. JULY 23rd., 1921 amount of £1. 6/8 was passed for Mattins to Compiine. Red. present in Eneand:W. 27, St. Pantaleon. In this number, however, the la- Bro. J. Markham. Members all ex- Virgin. in From English, 3/-; in Latin, 2/.. Cloth, Th. 28, St. Nazarius and Compan"The Irish truce has been joyously received. of one of the pioneer pressed their sorrow death mented on hearing of Red. Rosary and Hymns of Our Lady. ions. "Though there is no peace, it is a great step towards it, and nei- priests of the latest movement cf White. ther side is likely to assume responsibility of a return to force and its christianising Chinese-the Irish the illness of Bro. J. M. Barry. 6d.; Leather, 2/ F. 29. St. Martha. trouble is the complaint, and S. 30, B.V.M. on Saturday. White. The XV. Mysteries of the Rosary, attendant horrors. The pressure of English opinion is that the British Mission to China-is chronicled. The Heart Barry has been ordered three Bishop Challoner, 1/6. and on be Government must help Ireland to stand on her own legs. hearts need embarrassing in the nothing that was Bro. Uppermost name whose priest, deceased months' July Mass, Sunday (tomorrow), "It is amazing, after a course of Australian cables, to find the ma- Father Shamus O'Connell, gave his tary was complete rest. The secre- Mary in the XXXIX Articles. R. the lips of the Irish at Home and to the minds of those who are anxiinstructed to send a letter A. Knox, 6d. Mary in the Temjority of the English newspapers condemning British misgovernment in untiring zeal to the cause, and a of Abroad to -day is the question which ously hoping for a permane,t settle- 21th.--Gosnells, 8; Annadale, 10. sympathy to Mrs. Barry on her ple. Baverstock, 6d,. The AnMass, Sunday, July 31st.-Pin- Ireland and welcoming De Valera in terms of conciliation." took form and became, after the ment of the tragic Irish quarrel. The beautiful biographical sketch ap- husband's illness. thems of Our Lady. 3d. candiFein Sinn Irishmen the nited that 10. Evening I Devoof the statement jarra, 8; Coolup, last. misfortunes The above appears in Smith's Weekly of July 16th pears concerning his most devoted Mr. Arthur Furlong was admitted The Rosary, lid. Instructions of in 1798, and the ill-fated and abor- dates who stood at the recent Ulster tions: Dwellingup, 7.30. life, the sadness of which is accen- as a member to the branch. AND YET THE PEOPLE BELIEVE THE CABLES!! tive failure of Robert Emmett to elections were defeated severely on by a photographic re -produc- Edwards nominated Mr. J. L. Bro. the Rosary, lid. Vespers of Our O'Sul- Lady, lid. Returned tuated Mary (small booklet), Very Rev. Father Gleeson, Loyalty Leaguers, Protestant Federationists, SOME retrieve their ill-success. the oft - the question of non-partition and of the deceased's burial at Hou- livan for membership, tion How pelt. China. Other articles dealing 2d. Hymns to Our Lady, lid. recurring and winsome inquiry put self-determination needs qualifica- C.SS.R., Superior of the Redemp- Soldiers, do 'believe stories cabled for Australian consumption. A challenge to a return football A manual for any reliance Christ's Chronicle. The elections were an out- torists of Australasia, was to arrive in the name of common sense and public decency can to every new arrival from the Old tion. with the missionary priests' life and whatever be placed upon cables published in Australia during the ordeals in China are interesting in match was received from St Kevin's teaching or learning the Catholic As one asks for informa- rage on democratic procedure; they in Perth yesterday morning. Land. ,euoiacui. 1'he snatch will be we from Lord's own words, which Faith our past week relative to the Iiiitoric Irish-English conference, tion concerning a dear friend, were engineered on the most corthe extreme. We publish the folVery Rev. Father Creagh, C.SS.R., are led to believe is taking place in London at the present titue? No lowing to show the merit of the con- played at Subiaco on Sunday, July 3/ after years of separation, the rupt lines. and the worst evidences kith. The challenge was accepted. Altar Altar Vestments, Bread, the of coercion, corruption, and politi- Vicar of the Kimberleys, left for sooner is one set of cables published than another set is contradict- tents of each issue of The Fa* East, of asks exile Celt in he last occasion on which Linen, Candles, etc. these ory! It is waste of time discussing such avenues of insult and and have nn hesitation in saying two new coiner, though perhaps in dif- cal blackguardism were manifested Broome on Tuesday last. teians met, we won 32, Society of and Paul, are by SS. Peter cables four waste of space to explain away whatever good such ferent words, the same old question by the Ascendancy gang in Ulsterthat apart altogether from the literThe usual quarterly meeting of meant to contain. whatever "good" they are meant to do at this ex- ary side of Father O'Reilly's items, points, so a good game is all that George -at., Hanoverag., London, W. ut to Napper Tandy. ' How is old. it was not an honest unimpeachable can be expected. showroom Surely the London the of St. Vincent de inSociety Paul in that sinister stand?" shame tremity of the Empire. vote which won the elections reland, and how does she It is a downright there is a spirit a -bout it which On the Wednesday previous to that puts out tne above advertisethe question Ireland in exile it Ulster. Armed ruffians, some of will be held in St. Brigids Church. fluences arc ever at work in the very apparent endeavour to blight moves the reader to a higher plane, this meeting, the social committee ment must be one ul our Catholic sking to -clay and since the truce on them since have been sent to gaol, West Perth, at 3 p.m. tomorrow the hope that might reasonably be reposed in the present situation indeed to a chaste realm of thought: met at Bro. J. Edwards' house for book depots. But, no; it belongs It is expect- concerning Irish affairs. he 11th inst. and the present ne- brutally molested voters, and inti- (Sunday) afternoon. SOME DAY -DREAMS OF A MIS- the purpose of drawing up a sylla- to the Anglican Society of SS,. Peter otieCons with Mr. Lloyd George, midated people within the voting ed that the various Conferences will bus. The first item to take the form and Paul, and it is printed in that SIONARY. ope, that wonderful attribute given booths: and it is a notorious fact be well represented. of a rifle match with Maylands ieading Anglican paper, the London HIGHGATE. o the Irish, and which has preserved that gangs made the impersonation in The branch, on next A. O'Reilly, Rev. P (By meeting night, Wed - hurch Times." The C.Y.M.S. Stall at the CatheAnd the adverthe race at Home from national of Sinn Fein voters their trump Far East.) tisement, with its at. Peter's keys C.Y.L.C. NOTES. xtinction, has changed the whale card to defeat Sinn Fein. The Derry dral Bazaar is holding a euchre Four years ago I left them. How speaks. It tells of the steady drift .ovemeat of the tragic Irish drama Boys were out for a win by fair party and dance in St. Joseph's Aid. First They Reports Must Beach This Office by of a very large and powerful secquickly the years slip by nd from very corner of the universe means or foul, and the facts of the Schoolroom on Monday evening, Last Friday's First Aid Class was nave not forgotten me. As I take tion of English Bishops, clergy, and he tibia itotis Irish exile watches to election are that they scored on a July 25, when a good night's enjoyMIDDAY WEDNESDAY MEMORANDUM FROM THE each by one, one these letters up It be- well attended. Unfortunately, Dr. lay people towards at least the outommon with his kith and kin in the foul, De Valera will not forget ment is promised patrons. IRISH REPUBLICAN ASSOFor Insertion in Current Week's in turn conjures up its own picture. the Catholic ward practices of Id Homeland the progress of the these facts, though Sir James Craig hoves all members and friends of O'Meara was unsible to come along, CIATION Issue. carried They are torn and soiled after a onversations with the British may effect to be unaware of them. the society to support the effort but the two lady instructorsthe It is all a very exact imiChurch. girls To Right Hon. J. C. Smuts, P.C., long journey over land and sea, disrime Minister and anxiously awaits North-East Ulster is not all Ireland, since the proceed.; are being devot- on in his absence, and gave tation of the real thing, and, theta KC., etc, etc. coloured and marked with strange nesday, July 27th, at Highgate. On lore, perhaps, delays the movement he issue. With irritating slowness and the will of the vast majority of ed to such a worthy object. The some very good practice in bandagall, the syllabus is a social to be run towards submission to him who has Come on Friday again. after he negotatiuns are being continued, the Irish people, so steadfastly em- committee are confi,lent that their ing. Sir,-We have the honour to pre- hieroglyphics, which, the branch at a later date, when the power of the keys. But it is nd from the little bits of informs - phasised in three several elections is fr:ends an i all :stile- lovers of char- General Communion and Breakfast. sent you with this brief memorial mean nothing inure than my name by the parishioners and other branches conveniity of South in for the will be written Chinese present. Prices Irish population are: the from ion given to us through the press not to be burked by a narrow prehollow, because it is not Catholic The first General Communion of for of our rural mailman. There will be invited. In this way it is but Anglican, and yet quite opposence departure your before calling of vary real value has been judiced and irreconcilable minority Gents, 1/6: ladies, 1/-. Africa the club is to be at 7 o'clock Mass England to take part in the Con- was a goodly mail this morning. hoped to obtain many new ivulged. Mr. De Valera has main- whose fears are imaginary and born mem- ed to the constitution of the Angle It been has morning. next Sunday bers. Bro. Edwards, on behalf A euchre party and dance will be of Premiers of the British Four continents at least were reained su far as we can determine, of a long reign of tyrannical ascendChurch. We do not impure that we are to meet i.e the ference the Good Shepherd Appeal Commitof can presented on the postmarks. studious silence, and Sir James ancy over the majority of their held at St. Joseph's new School cn decided Commonwealth. its sincerity, although we know it us Monday, July 25th, in aid of the Convent schoolroom at 6.45 am., AssociaNo need to think long over this tee, appealed for young men to take often only tolerated by higher auIrish Republican The raig and his colleagues return to Catholic neighbours. Extensive repairs and go into the Church in a body. tion of South Africa is the only one. The old familiar hand. A charge of the shooting gallery at the thority as a sort of compromise that sir duties in the Ulster Parliament Anyhow, since the truce has Cathedral Fair. Fair. Bros. Gallagher and may serve to keep a large section ithout giving us mere than a cryp- shown that peace in Ireland can be have just been completed with the After Mass there will be the Com- body which can claim to speak for letter from home! It has been Westralia 'c message which might have a maintained by the ordinary police Chapel of the Children of Mary. munion Breakfast, for which Mrs. the Irish Africander. Though our fondled a hundred times. It has Prindiville offered to lend a hand. of their flock in bounds, under the is catering, and which is The After the meeting was over the delusion that because they imitate is little more than six passed through hands I love. caning for his adherents in Ulster, forces of the Crown without recourse This was the first Catholic Church Keough association Sevenjoyed themselves at rifle Holy Mass, Benediction, Exposition, ut which is months old, it has already spread light of the eyes that have been members unintelligible to the terror that has been foiled in in W.A., and is now dedicated as to be held in the schoolroom. well as "ur sec- over the ammunition being and Confession, and the devotion of the whole Union and its mem- my early inspiration have ishone shooting, outsiders. What Eamon De its attempt to coerce Ireland into the special chapel of the Children eral of the gifls, as badges far this, bership while its on it. a tear dried where kindly supplied by Bro. McMahon. the holy Rosary, they are really Perhaps daily, alera stated with regard to his open rebellion, there can be no re- of Mary. Contributions are earn- retary, are selling increases the pre- official organ, "The Republic," has that little dark spot is on the cornaim that the Self -Determination turn to the dastardly tactics of the estly requested to defray the ex- our greatest event up to asked Here it would not be Catholics. to a circulation of over two thousand er. I kissed it reverently, and anthe Irish nation must be re- "Black and Tans." whose unfortu- penses of the reneVations. and to sent, and all members are so and "maintains its rate of increase -- other dark spot is now beside it to St. Mary's H.A.C.B.S. Branch 283, tolerated for a moment not any of gnised, he had previously stated nate presence in Ireland has left an ereeen-e this historic chapel as a procure them before beSunday, for .t, because here the compromise is Kalgoorlie. catered Let the conme and again: the success of the ugly blot on the reputation of the lasting monument of the pioneers that the number to about fifty copies each issue-un- keep it company. not necessary. The people are not 1 he usual fortnightly will be known, and there will not diminished. is from the meeting asking for it. be sacred. It tents gotiations depends upon the re- Coalition Government, which only of the Cathol;c Faith in W.A. repre"Evensong" he any mix-up on the morning. We :nition of Ireland's integrity as a time and a righteous settlement of We wish you, then, to know that dearest heart to me. Through all Wok place on the atn inst. in St. feel sure that every girl rho claims this organisation has been promoted my wanderings she has never for- -nary s Hall. President lire. J. Vin- sents the height of Australian Antion. His message to the Trish the Irish question can wipe away. glican fervour, and some religious membership of our club will make to aid in securing the international gotten me, and never will. Surely Mei ill tne chair. Itev. rather Langopie previous to going to London We may rest assured that so long as a special effort to come along on recognition of the independent the greatest thing in life next to the mead read the opening prayer. The cold candles the height of ritual. dicated his unalterable and fixed the Dail Eireann functions along If want Australian Protestants 6.45. attendance was not such as the Many are the ways of appreciat- Sunday morning at inion upon this essential prin- the lines of peace and justice and status of the Republican Govern- Grace of God is a mother's love. , ritual, they find it in the Poor Father Tom! God bless syllabus warranted, but the organ- Masonic lodges. ple. He ' has found it expedient fair play, and keeps control of its ing our work in publishing and distriment of Ireland: that we regard Club Fete-Judy 30th. it is Perhaps correct erroneous impressions pub- volunteer soldiers, coercion that Government as the only con- you! The same bright, breezy let- isers for the forthcoming bazaar and all for the best, where Caby buting THE RECORD. Many exNext Saturday will be oer mon- stituted civil authority in Ireland: ter comes in cloud and sunshine, St. God of God Hospital ball are tholics are Catholics, end those hed by the British press and in the forces armed' of the pressions of appreciation and ining so emphasised the princple of Crown They ster fete. All the stalls are work- and that we should regard it as a month in, month out. Shall we tunctioning in every district, sod who wish to become Catholics bewill not be resort- deed gratitude reach us. eland's right to determine her ed There was a the brancn members are- never back- come Catholics in deed, and Proto again. Coercion has come either by word of mouth or ing very hard to make it a great dereliction from a plain duty and a ever meet again?. Few, however, could success, and we expect a splendid denial of a natural sentiment to time when we thought to shoulder ward in giving their support, and testants litical destiny. The Morning broken down. defeated by the very .,re written. are Protestants until st, the most Conservative organ elements which gave it strength. excel the spirit underlying the ac- crowd along at the fete itself. There relax for a moment our efforts until the Cross together out "yonder." dual engagements under the circum- united, if not in mutual love, yet in England, anti always a strong and is reprobated by the best intel- tion of a dear old Irish soul, up- will be many and varied classes of we have achieved our object. God saw otherwise, and you bowed stances cannot be avoided. Charity mutual hate of St. Peter and his pporter of Sir Edward Carson and lects of the British democracy. The wards of 70 years, when she recent- goods for sale, and as it is only a We think it necessary that you to His Will. Those bright, happy being one of the cardinal principles keys, and the cross of the keys. rsonia, bitterly attacks the nego- next few days may en- ly decided to do something as her one -day show, everything must be should know these facts in view little school children, who vou say of the Society's triangular motto, tions with the Irish leader and lighten us as to the fut- humble appreciation of our humb- cleared out. Some of the stalls of the important issues for the are praying for me, will perhaps absence under such circumstances idemns him in such vicious terms ure. but there is no occasion for ler attempts to put the cause of have been running house parties to future of the League of Nations take your place some day, when are easily understood. The usual MAYLANDS. business being disposed of, and sick t we are lead to hope that he is anxiety. Perhaps. We believe the worst her native land before the people. get money and goods in hand, and and the British Commonwealth you and I are gone. senting his cause with some ef- phase of the struggle is over-time Our admirer could not have done they have been ,most successful and which you and other Statesmen kri'tiM Our Correspondent., I wonder what this contains. pay amounting to £12 being passed Nothing that she The Hibernian Stall are holding t upon the mind of the English and God will do the rest for a people better. will shortly be called upon to de- Registered, and from U.S.A. enjoyable. You will be able I 1.8. for payment, the meeting was clusime Minister. True to its policy of who have suffered much, and whose have done would have pleased us to buy anything from a bunch of car- cide. membered, when I was a little boy od by the Rev. Father Langmead, their first public entertainment in such an extent as does her little rots to a celluloid doll, and there ting spleen and dirt on what we day of victory cannot he far nff. We feel further as citizens of the in Ireland. how a letter from "the after which Bro. D. B. Sullivan de- tile new Town Hall on Tuesday hand -made Sinn Fein Flag of Green, will also be side shows for the am- British Commonwealth that we are States" coining into the locality livered a most instructive and en- next. It promises to be a huge d most pacificists think is the White and Orange, attached to usement of the kiddies. Get a list involved in the odium and die.. spelled somebody- getting rich. A tertaining address, taking for his success. Mesdames Hinds and Dalhteous cause of the majority of which is a shamrock of Green and of what you can purchase at the grace of the deeds done in the old child's writing with my name spell- subject "Australians and Pride of ton are working hard to melee it a land, the Morning Post is Orange-all knitted by her own fete, and come along and do some Imperial spirit in Ireland; and as ed all wrong. It was full of riches, Race." The Brother dealt with his record for public entertainments, eavuuring to block the hands, and forwarded to us per me- Saturday afternoon shopping. nnels to a just settlement of citizens of this country that we too-the richness of the sympathy subject in a fluent and intellectual and the members of the Hibernian The delegates sent by the Self - dium of her Irish -Australian son. manner, and trenchantly criticised Society are out to help them in Irish Question and for the purhave a duty and a right to use and love of a childish heart. Home of Good Shepherd Appeal. every effort to secure that South e of continuing the old wretched Determination for Ireland League We pride ourselves on that flag. It different shades of political and their work. Mr. Speedy is leaving "Dear Father,--el am sending you the thought, and pointed out no stone unturned in order to swell rrel, and incidentally the Irish of Australia from this State to the hangs ai.oee us at our work, end is Africa shall publicly dissociate hertwenty-five cents to buy a Chinese religious Our effort on behalf of the Heine Eastern Conference, in which itself is to an inspiration to higher the beneficial results that The local branch will ror. In one breath it asserts from the present actions of the little girl a big doll. accrue the profits. Mamma read the Good Shepherd Appeal is proself t Downing -street authorities are be held in another week or so, had things and a motto of noble deeds. of from both if toleration be the prin- hold their meeting in the supper British authorities in Ireland. and you they said you in the paper, very satisfactorily, and preroom at optimistic as time goes on, and a somewhat lively and certainly in- That Irish lady is, we understand, gressing cipal feature. Politics 7.30, in order to be ready We would are only respectfully call your matno toys. But a nice doll and h a gasp it cries "Self -Determine - teresting experience at -Northam on just living for Irish freedom: pray- sent indications point to a most attention to 'the fact that we have have me her picture, and if she is a ters of opinion, and not of facts. Re- to assist if necessary. Trains will successful send Everyone not contracted an alliance with ligious in his (De Valera's) mouth Sunday evening last, when they es- ing for the liberation of her coun- knows this iscampaign. leave Perth 7.15 and 7.50, so theme faith at endures and sustains to nice little girl I will send her more the a very worthy cause political party in this country. any ans the supremacy of Dublin sayed to put the case for Irish Self- try. She is intensely interested in to work for, and be no end. The will excuse of Irani Brother provided friends those Our and years old, I am nine it is the first Ulster." That is fanaticism of Determination before the people of all Irish affairs and gatherings. be- time an appeal ofthat with various points of in- the metropolis not attending in which is confined to toys, get lots of toys on my birthday. I present this nature has movement, Under different cir- ing consistently one of the first in terest, wildest sort and an echo of that that centre. and called large the numbers to see ,new hall, persons forth eulogies of Irish from birth or blood, is a little girls. pray for the Chinee will been lodged on behalf of the good our Spiritual Adviser fur the very which is only two minutes from the tched sophistry which led the cumstances and with more time for attendance at any such function to Sisters consequence of the situa- -Your little friend, and their home, so we would ,natural their reception would make sure that her aged and weary efficient station. Ftion Government on the advice organisation, tion manner in Refreshments will be pro-that has which he resulted in heed Ireland ,"DORRIAN.' been very different to that limbs will find rest dun -r pro- ask all our members to work up from what we regard as the blunled the subject, particularly Sir Edward Carson and his col- have that vided, and a good night's enjoyment Her's is the spirit that more interest and sustain it for at dering, dishonest and cruel policy you, Dorrian- -nine touching religious beliefs. Several is assured. God keep ues to jerrymander the Ulster which has been reported in the ceeding.. least the month of August. Every daily press, and which is confirm- is conquering end, please God, will torates and create a partitioned ed the English Government. While, years old. What will the years present spoke appreciatively of the The Hibernian Society will hold a local report. It would conquer. May Ire bIe.s such hands Thursday night during August, start- of You are one of the new opinions expressed, th-East Ulster State, and fin- seemby that however. we profess in good faith bring? and look for- its next meeting in the supper room a certain section of citi- that work for Ireland, such hearts ing from August 4th, the girls are our present policy generation of hope to the toil-wont ward with pleasurable anticipation at the new Public Hall, as arranged it tells Englishmen, or those of of non-interferto meet and let the committee ence as an Association in of the vineyard. The babes for Bro. Sullivan's next entertaining at the last meeting. St. Malachi's n who draw their information zens (headed by Mr. Rockliffe), that beat for Liberty, such minds know how South ones can always be relied upon to that work for better understandings they are getting along African affairs, we wish it also nurs- item. politics from the paper, "that who Branch has sent an invitation to the to cf God are waiting foris your with make their a respective vibrant parts between in the opposition men against and watching nobler ing, and the Father things. e is a danger of Mr. Lloyd be understood that the procedure cf Branch to attend its meeting on appeal. The place of meeting will the Irish claim, were organised in your young heart. I will buy that rgc betraying Ulster." English- the English Executive Wednesday evening next to fill a in Ireland YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. be announced next week. full strength. and carried a vote ] must be pretty tired of has developed in so sinister a fas- doll for little Mydi-the angel of syllabus item on their programme MIDLAND the against the resolutions submitted. JUNCTION. Next Tuesday of night, The members the above So don't forget hion that it is producing a world- the village. She is nine years old, and stupidly monotonous vamp As we understand match, rope quoits, etc.). the elocution class. the meeting was This week it arisis, and has raised in all the na- like you, and iI will send you her clay held their usual weekly meet- (shooting he Ulster key. One would think.. hurriedly All members should make it their A euchre party and dance was met as arranged, usual in the and Schoolroom on Parish ing in St. Patrick's Hall at tions of the British Commonwealth picture. little six -county State in the present the democratic did not re- held at the Mechanics' Institute, 8 p.m. to as these items are duty attend, There was a very- necessary- and voice of the One by one they are opened and Monday, July 19. th-East of Ulster was the pivot citizens of the a moral issue so important as to serviceable to district, it is not re- Bellevue, on Friday, 8th inst., in aid read, some twice, some three times. large and enthusiastic muster of branches. Sacred Heart hich the British Empire moved. markable Bazaar. all override normal party allegiof St. Brigid's Convent school, end Mr. old and new members. n Carson was appeased by the presumablythe speakers met with proved very successful, both from In response to Father Lynch, a in spite of the many irons we ances. The Irish Race throughout Every one of them makes a poor both a pre -arranged hostile and Doheny occupied the chair, the ition with a grant of Home reception. be expected to lonely heart throb with gratitude. meeting was held on Sunday evenand those a social and financial standpoint. have in the fire, the bazaar for our the world cannot to his covenanters, the Coali- who stood Mr. Rockliff spectators of the Those from my old-time benefactors meeting was opened with the singing to form a new choir. The new him as prejudiced Considering the inclemency of the own parish is not being neglected, remainof silent in America, they, too, have follows ing of the "Soldier's Song" by the choir was formed, and a start was ists imagined they were rid of a opponents behind terror which now reign obtains and if in weather, things the keep on going worthy as they object of the Pat Finnegan sang "ODon- made forthwith. A good time was ed my wanderings. They have boys. ical nuisance, now they are be- doubtedly of thethe resolutions, un- function no doubt prompted such are at present, it will be s rather Ireland. view that Irewhich Father spent in singing the Mass and preing to realise that Carsonia is land has hold Signed on behalf of the Cen- borne no little share of my bur- nell A'boo," after large figure that will beat us when na- a large number to attend, thereby the was a welcome visitor, paring for the future. Lynch ,who dens. Another few stones will be y to become a greater nuisance tion; that nosherights as a tral Executive representing final meeting is held. We very showing their appreciation of the is merely a and entertainin his own pleasant added to church: my new "to buy even Carson and the covenan- conquered Branches at Pretoria, Capetown, work being done by the nuns. much appreciate the services of the English province, noble way, kept the interest of all enarson is snugly billeted and the DEATH. Johannesburg, The winners of the euchre ;our/la- good ladies who have come to our Bloemfontein, a Chinese baby to be called Anna ing vassal of England by his of the perthralled by anecdotes Maria;" a new "to put roof on 'ided for, the covenanters re. conquest. Durban, Kimberley, Brakpan, His actions show that ment were Miss Rouse, Mrs. Brown assistance for the bazaar, and we , and there doesn't Brakpan, Germiston, Benoni, Pt. your school:" "for the good work:' sonalities of the old Parliamentary PETER.-Of your charity pray fur seem to be lie is a disciple of those extremists and Mr. Miles. In conjunction v. :tit can assure them they wilt receive in the way of political sanity who are unsuccessfully Elizabeth. Krugersdorp, and Ye gods: "to buy a Victrola." What Party, whose wit and humour are the soul of Louis Peter, who deattempting the tournament, a raffle was con- the whole-hearted support of the next? Visions of John McCormack to-day such a distinct loss to WestCradock. Sat them to build up a respon- to subjugate the aspirations of the ducted of a beautiful writing case, girls parted this life on the 5th of and Caruso at Nang Lang Foo, and minster. Little Miss Sullivan very government. Sir Janes Craig Irish people. April, 1921. As of our State kindly donated by Messrs. Brennan recited of her expressively one "Mother Machree" and "the Kerry a difficult role is maintain as school teachers, andoneperhaps Bros., sore, long tune he bore, Master Affliction A. Miles, of Belevue, an ALBANY. Dancers,' and an occasional bar pretty pieces. "Ireland and Libleader, and we will not be sur- Australian instructor of the as the winner. The duties or Physicians were in vain; youth being the boys Una Fine erty" by followed. from Gilbert and Sullivan, with the d if he before very long finds of Australia, iv' should M.C. were efficiently it best God thought carried out by expect hini SC Joseph's Convent. latest jazz and ragtime. and the negan recited Easter Week, which impossible role. Constituted to have an impartial mind. He is Mr. R. Kingdon. That he should rest, was appreciatively received. Mas"Soldiers' Song" for a finale. e ax counties are with a strong also one of our returned The In with balance connection the recent -sheet from his pain. And freed him of the recent soldiers, rvative majority, and flanked' and he should know why he parochial ball disclosed a credit Order The Far East and enjoy ter Jack Sullivan gave a fine ren- Most Sacred Heart of, Jesus, have commercial examinations held at dering of Padraic Pearse's heartirreconcilable Orange element thousands of others, the productand balance these of "Ephphsta"-Report the literary treats from over National Business College, Rev. E. £42, for Syd1919-20 which of his soul. on is very Mercy "Farewell to his Mother," has a tremendous pull upon our Catholic schools and the of satisfactory indeed. Deaf and ney, the following pupils of St. Maguire. The Far East office, Ca- breaking On Sunday the Institute for the loving wife, CaMr. Doheny sang in his own inimit- -dnserted by his "liter Government, he is already dren of Irishmen. went into chillast, Rev. Dumb, thedral Dean Hall. Waratah, Melbourne, N.SW., Convent, Albany, were sucVictoria. Kiely is Joseph's thanked a chronNortham. the the able way "Erin, the Tear and the therine Peter, driven. His message to the war, and what they fought for. He ladies and gentlemen responsible icle of the wonderful work achieved cessful:-Speed shorthand, 120 Smile in Thine Eye." Sheila Finne- SEYMOUR.-At Tallarook, Vicittee of the War Memorial in must know what was meant by for the success of the entertainment by such an institution in the inter- words per minute, Miss Eva Burgan come next with her usual spir.dawson, in the centre of the. "the safety and freedom of little on behalf of the congregation and ests of deaf mutes of Australia. In- vill; speed tpyewriting, 50 wards toria, on June 30th, Jeremiah, ited version of "Fontenoy." Mr. ncilables, shows how much he nations," and "making the world himself as their parish priest. deed so earnest is the Church in the per minute, Miss Eva Burvill; elethe beloved father of Pat (KalO'Sulivan moved a hearty vote of (Front Our Correspondent.) Cr- ature of that reactionary safe for democracy." In the face direction of catering for our less mentary bookkeeping, Misses Chrisgoorlie), Mrs. Jenson (Northam), of t which will eventually,, un- all the loud -mouthed protestations favoured fellow -beings that the sie Kulkhen, 98 per cent., Patricia The annual children's ball, held thanks to Father Lynch, wh:ch was and Mrs. Lardi (Tammin); also gets a sudden and extraordi- which kept us sending our young Christian Brothers have entered O'Keefe 95 per cent., Florence Bur- on the 18th. July, resulted in a ably seconded by Mr. O'Grady, and Mrs. Ryan (NS.W.), and Martha, conversion, demolish the tem- Australians to the front, we ask upon a new sphere of activity in vill 94 per cent., Hope Burvill 93 splendid success. The popular set a most enjoyable evening was closDen., Tom, Jer., Ed., and Mrs. that On -eminent which they him why he asperses the Irish peoAustralia, in that at Strathfield, per cent., Carmel Toovey 90 per competition was won by the "Star- ed by the singing of "God Save IreLeahy (Victoria); aged 90 years. And so recently, and so inauspi- ple, who are claiming their inaliennear Sydney, they have, et the recent., Joan Hofmann, 88 per cent., light Fairies' Set" (Mrs. Montgom- land." R.I.P. Mr. O'Grady, on behalf of the y erected. Ulster ta-day pre able right to live their own life in quest of Archbishop Kelly, opened and Master John Brown 91 per cent. ery), with 3,293 votes, and the a peculiar contrast to the rest their own way, as we in Australia a like establishment to that con"Baby Dolls' Set" (Miss Annie Peter Lalor branch of the S.D.L., IN MEMORIAM. tain in loyalty and sentiment. want to live ours, with slanderducted by the Dominican Nuns at An advertisement appears else- Ferry) came a well merited second. extended an invitation to the mem- LILLIS.-Of your charity pray for bers of the society to supply the so. doubtedly furnishes the sta- ous statements he cannot prove, Waratah The fur "Starlight Fairies" and "Miners' deaf and attention dumb where calling boys of readers the repose of the soul of our dear From CLONTARF in demoncratic affairs with and which the British propagandand all such males. Seeing that to the fact that Father J. 'I', Mc- (Mrs. Williams) tied for the best cial items at their next meeting on mother, Mary Lillis, who died 26th Sunday night. So, Young Irelandstroag sidelights upon its al- i sts tea& for the wicked purpose these dressed have set. The popular indivitheir earliest training Mahon, M.A., will give a lecture as July, on 1921. Will Give A weird fanaticism in regard to 0 f poisoning the minds of those who deaf mutes at Waratah, they are "What's Wrong With Ireland" in dual competition was won by the ers, don't forget to tuns up in Immaculate Heart of Mary, ividuality as an independent were led to inquire into the causes compelled to leave that institution the Parish Hall, Highgate Hill, on "Jockey" from the "Red Cross strength. Your prayers for her extol; verning State. and yet with a 0 f Irish discontent? at a cerain age, although still the 2nd. August next. The enter- Nurse" by a length. The nett proRockliff is 0, Sacred Heart of Jesus. BIG ENTERTAINMENT 'sm as strongly expressed, it e ither a bigoted malcontent or a young. It is at this crucial stage tainment is in aid of the Sports' ceeds will bg abckmt £60, which, with Self-Detteminatgon for Ireland Have mercy on her soul. the aggrandisement of the 0 ne-eyed bounder, who has but a of their careers that the Brothers Stall at the forthcoming Ifighgate the £11 lOs from the euchre party League. --Inserted by her loving daughters, Ireland which represents the nere elenientary knowledge of the At His Majesty's Theatre are desirous of meeting the situa- Bazaar. Father McMahon has pre- of the previous week comes as a (Peter Lalor Branch). M. and I. Lillis. of three -and -a -half millions I rish question, and that has been tion and provide proper means of viously roused Irish spirits to a welcome addition to the parish Under the auspices of the above one million. education and practices of religion. great pitch by this lecture, and a funds. It is evident g aincd from the published slanders Branch, Mr. W. L. JONES will de- SMITH.-Of your charity pray for statesmen have well consa of the anti -Irish propaganda bureau. Thursday, July 28th This may not have been so success- repetition of it will not only not liver at the Hibernian the repose of the rout of Norah this Ulster fact, and already It would be worth his while, as one ful as it undoubtedly promises were deteriorate the efficacy of the sen- Perth Catholic Young Men's Society. Hall aonLECTURE ("Noniel. Teresa Smith, who deSUNDAY NEXT. jun- 24, e to a rough understanding of our State schoolmasters, to it not for the successful but none timents employed, but will rather Box Plan at Mrs. Shine's, Hay St. parted this life at Ballarat, July at 8.30 p.m. Musical items u.'1 pregard to the larger and more broaden his mind by a little study the less laborious and painetaking tend to make the whole position of CINDERELLA DANCE. , ede the Lecture. 25th. 1920. Bring a friend. e question of recceeitiee of of the writings of Englishmen like service rendered in the interests of Ireland better understood, espeeialSacred Heart of Jesus have Mercy Public invited. HIBERNIAN HALL. ter understanding of thc, Irish ques- our deaf and dumb friends by the Iv as the facts concerning the Old 's integrity as a nation. The Masterman, Bellew, Chesterton, and on her soul. P. J. RYAN, President. ent issued by Sir James Craig Martin. Such rowdyism as that that nor does it show that Mr. Rock - Dominican Nuns at Waratah. Con- Land will be narrated by an eye- TUESDAY, JULY 26th, at 8 p.itt. -Inserted by her loving mother, date London, July 19, may or which marked his leadership at liff and his followers have impar- tributions are asked for, and will be witness. Patrons are assured of a Tickets, 2/ Sheridan's Orchestra. sisters and brothers, Mrs. M. A. NONE TASTE LIKE UNION BUN. ot be authentic; it contains Northam does not make for a bet- tial minds. gratefully received. most enjoyable evening. W. J, WEBB. SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SME

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of NOGGERUP SYDNEY. l'ere Manititttc of the mission at St. Ignatius among the Hurons EUGENE now OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF is in THE LATE FATHER Freiburg of (11 Michilimackinac, which Chapter Cathedral well O'NEILL, C.SS.R. wri(V.). .The 19th Century. known as Nfacinac, a name Baden. Ile was an influential that This 42). of Father known ill the Michigan region. of Australia and Rabaul (New Britain); London Cathechisation began to decline at ter on Catechetics. He realised The is-, ni the death in IN toe Prlactpal CHI. and Yawns events his many by tune the of his one received of of but was was Doctrine of the 18th and beginning end Christian the the O'Neill, Father great with the State the busy life of did not give that knowledge which at 3184 Peet Offices friends thomehutit the event unikes the 19th century, due to the uprise and Savings Bank Agancissand was Jacques Marquette. S.Js, who won The at all Stranohaa, other Islands of the Solomon. of anti-christian philosophy; whose the times demanded. His aim of extreme regret. out Auaralla and at Papua, New Britain, Cuant1111religious of names historic fame as the discoverer itedemporist different character £1,00(1. assumed the to the up followers raise to State. Deposits the Interest on $t% deby made pourer England doctrine America's great Mississippi River. In His instruction. in ity, and the Church benign, wise, in different countries. 3% Interest on Amount. over £1,000 up to ammo. constant He was born in 1636 at Laon by they were called "Freethinkers," in Bible History the basis and _ Sir DEpstsoni MILLER, K.O.M.49, priving them of his sent was he in 1666 in services, lands KELL. and Catechism. and JAMES distant Gerthe France, in and of in ilerverwer counsels France "Philosophers." accompaniment . gaged, who died of Deputy Governor the num- his Superiors to work on the Indian and invaluabie lessons and many "The Illuminate." Their aim Archbishop Gruber. altruistic the Augustine The Old Apple Woman. as 1920, 89 were French, while well to as countries was only Missions in Canada. He went ever emanated from was to9 overthrow the Christian Re- Salzburg, translated and explained other that from ber comes Three to influence apples four assigned noble lie was a for it the so- St. Augustine's Theory of CatechieaOf the six dead bishops, from Quebec and was With her basket of 64. his exemplary life. of Holy Ireland, ligion and. substitute Rivers, on the St. Lawrence. where fifth was Reason." This lion, and adapted it to the present. Nora McHugh, an' wan were French, the and devoted son religious wise have called "Religion of SUBIACO he helped the famous Druillettes in its hostility day needs. He breaks away comwith Philosophy, and thus a step-son of CathoWid her candles an' cakes inaey new Syria, th, the He was recalled to eue of lives on the Altar thing an' another, brings to lie France; the sixth was from }Tol- his labours. thew Religious, originated in Luther's pletely from Rationalism, end to Monteninolatea to to went she which and Quebec in 1668, But the best thingto you and given their setstheicesDiv- principle of private judgment, thus Catechist is no longer a Socrates, land. The religious bodies to THE -LIMBER AND HARDWARE PEOPLE. in but a messenger of God and the real. where he waited for a flotilla of Duty, spreading all external authority commind her eyes that no the four prelates belonged are also in which was to take him to his fir,t perpetuating and Lanti; denying its Church. The spirit of faith pervadwas Spinosa Southern of religion. this EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION WITH THE in matters Is the smile incanhersmother, significant of great distinction SUPPLY WE Faith laboured Inc misson in the West. IleSault throuble which the Catholics can real founder, helped: by Voltaire es his whole work. His instructions field of labour. Mgr. Bertreux. BUILDING TRADE. fur this Ste, the services on at for Solofeelhome Deblois and and the so-called Ebelopaedists. are aglow with warm religious An' the wit that's at Vicar Apostolic of the Southern Mgr. with Father the work of never be grateful enough their given WHEELWRIGHT DEPARTMENT. was AND and assess tongue Marist: by denyto a cause her Marie, their of COACHBUtILDING was aided tip Rousseau impossible ing. to her mon Islands, the tribes at the mission which it isvalue. Aye! Australian ing original sin, and starting with Has a freshness unknown Joulain. Bishop of Jaffna (Ceylon), instructing enormous FARM WAGGONS, CARTS, SULKIES, AND IN Ireland SPECIALISTS by is child of the Holy Ghost at La Pointe, repay that the Catechetical principle candy and cake; been stile was an Oblate of Mary Immaculate; never the Latest (VI.) The REPAIRS. of Loof Lake Superior. Then Catholics can sacrifices made by nature good. and that evil comes to Movement. Mgr. Girod, Vicar Apostolic of the on the shore Though her wares hadwas young for the wondrousnuns and religious it outside. Kant taught that a came the grand work of discovery since ould Nora and ango, was of the Congregtion for a movepriests won be her years has ten last you'd which the Vicar During Christian good life was the only thing necesand exploration There is little complaint Holy Ghost: and Mgr. Magnet, marked brothers in the cause of on foot to improve of S.E. Ichely, was of the Father Marquette suchfrom carin' to make. sary, and therefore ally worship of ment has been the education and the Faith. Caincomplained Apostolic sen- fame. Illinois Indians and perfect the Catechism and remarkable had was superfluous. God Well I mind, on a day, I Society of Jesus. The last(78wes O'Neill which Father in instruction. The causes yeah;), south told of a great river wishes to inform them of a worm In the second half of the cen- techetical ior both in point of age his sacerdotal powers in Marpositive partly In thanking her friends for past favours, near country. fluence are their apple, years'. movement the children tury, the Positivists and Agnostics of the flowed through That I found in an and of foreign apostulate (53 and the public in general, that she has this stream, aiding and counselling shortcoinings of find The to a is negative. and decided Raticnaltwo. name quette by in sown His Elistealtalskse.d. bitten brought the seed used T1.8114r11111rOFINII111 bit it, an' Prussia's Catholic Prime Minister. explore the land, and open fields of Iloly Church. in the Gold- ism to maturity. Their theories and the Catechism and the methods "But suppose ye thehad The Hurons household one nut only a feeling of dissatisharm? where'd be of the Prussian Diet for other missionaries. also in the Common- principles played a large oart in have produced sitting but a vilAt been the West, nave said en books abandon Hostel). text to The was the pedagogic literature of the last faction. of the were compelled For, sure, this isn't Friday." HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward in April last, at the election wealth. His stately personality were at fault in approaching the method were re- lage at La Pointe by a threatened TEL. A1126 The Cathechists Nora McHugh. winning and drawing century. -ST. ever PIER misPrime Minister, 371 votes were FROM calling The the DOOR magnetic, and SECOND theology, Dakotas. un- attack of the them. like somewhat affected by that poison. of scientific ALL CATHOLIC the War- corded, but 22 of these souls to God, and making FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, AND and They adopted the Socratic method, such method "analytical," whereas (Cen- sionary embarked with the whole 0, Nura McHugh, inyou've "Ordo" for 1921 has arrived. marked. Herr Stegerauld Braun back adamant, in their attachment you, REQUIREMENTS. neyin' twist prac- as the only legitimate one. Thus to Aristotle it would be symthetical, and followed the Indians and Herr tribe votes: 227 principles the drame received to tre) genecould north-west devotion that i.e., setting out from abstract Where is the anger to their old home on the A tices of the Divine Catholic Faith.the method took it for granted (Majority Socialist), 100; an Indeo' resistin' you? Herr shore of the Straits of Mackinac. were already ral concepts. The absence of istreatyou, pendent Socialist, 21, and also The writer was present at and the truths of religion and and the Inthere, built Faix, we'll be sp'ilin' was only ing for the Catechetical office need VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. Stegerwald, chapel children Herr ordination, in his implanted Mar- Golden Jubilee of Busch (Centre), 1. The existing Blind to the guile in you. friend and to be called forth to consciousness, an incentive to reform. who therefore de- dians were instructed. Pere was intimate you, in Catholic, a most a is who long smile a was encourconquests other Societies, for While there's is of suIt Catechetical longed son the denies Minister. quette which devoted a supposition are a clared elected Prime correspondent of the Nora McHugh. members of the tribes back pernatural and revealed character of age stimulating discussion, reform. JAMES SEATING. interesting to note that Germany among the of the St. Alphonsus Liguori, dating Institute), Christian great positive factor in the to vie De Vere, that's so has already had a Catholic Imperial which inhabited the banks when the Redemptorist the Christian Religion. that time It was Mistress her 340 HAYSTRZET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' the to desire joyfully laudable wrote the and by Doctrine became a class in ethics. Finally, name, State Fehrenbach. this Mississippi, Herr in blessed and Irish Suitings. Dress Suits Our proud of of first Scotch from of Chancellor out Fathers pedagogy set her to A Special Line progressive of chosen the with day in took statebeen one striking had they are authoritative he an than rather Specialty. Fell to boastin' These appointments aspect in the exploration which their presence, when Application. ment of revealed dogma and law. the clay is an important kin in the peeragechief Protestant State of Ger- Mackinac for desired to undertake. charge of the Highgate parish and Samples and Self-Measurement Forms Sent on o' them same, the he so much in the little heat The unbiassed testimony of Peeta- the reform movement. Mass Though there's some they many. expeof Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. Stock the celebrated Varied join to and Large came come a me. behind Socratic the Conclusion. Father Joliet that stands proved lozzi still years ago whin five which with building land, was contint Worked on P apal Lines. church at thods failed to produce the des:red dition. On May 17, 1673, retrospect has enFa- the present beautiful 110- To this glorious then result even in profane subjects com- The ushistorical French, in two canoes.started wid the steerage-her ancistry. to gain some insight into application for Catholic other Highgate, and in which the abled Joliet Practical and hear could to it - RECH A MTV, of Marquette that claim thers the used on menting RAILWAY They small congregation An she bragged the qualifications of an efficient Cadoctrine to the relations hasbetween won on their trip of discovery. evoke truth from the mind to such thechist. A good Catechism is no Norman an' Dane, and employee River, which Mass. employer that's Wisconsin the more ancients a produce to had in almost furrin reached as but George extent of an Coffee And the like St. Alphonsus never into the doubt of some importance, Papal honours for the wifefactory Coffee in they were informed flowed and on worthy son than Father O'Neill. He something out of nothing. Pesta- the last analysis the success of all thought to be swell. they sought, ould Nora, Street, head of a large MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. full of charity and lossi said: "One cannot help notic- Cathecism work depends on the Caerudite, the "Now, I hope," said me vain, was Brazil. Pope Benedict great stream They are right opposite the Paulo, entered Perth. to San canoe Visitors for the for 17 their The most suitable Prices. ing that the hawk and the eagle do A capable Catechist yell not think piety, and burning with zeal of Mississippi. XV. has conferred on Madame Street Tune Perth hallway Station. Best attention and Moderate hu- not rob the nests of birds that have techist himself.for a poor Catechism Fur it' little I care for ancistry the Cross "Pro Ecclesia et Ponti- broad current of the more uplifting and regenerating of souls. do can Bishop eggs." motheir do salvation laid the can yet the not in meself'; and Catechist part untrained her manity. an of than ma'am, fice" because writ- Kneeth says that the work of these Pears. But wid all o' your pedigree, The last occasion on which the with the best of books. Through all del enterprise. Mr. Street operatesa Protestant Hen- er had the happiness of imbibing men exhibit "Catholic Catliechetics the periods we have touched on, we I believe Bishop of Durham (Dr. broad fur- in connection with his factory The bit a dear. the a back from proolaim go and ebb, can schools, its lowest at 'Tis mesel' heavenly sentiments the social conditions deterworkmen's village, with and a sley Henson), who holds very he delivered watered morality. Their mistake saw thatthe ther than you, importance of the conplaygrounds, mined views, speaking to Free departed one, was when kindergartens, Anglican and descindant a who Peter to those SS. perceive in which a warning you thoughtshould of be Fur in me the panegyric said "that no of what should be taught. What large chapel in the annexe on St. Alphon- craving for novelty leave the ground tent re- Churchmen, the Perth, at of Eve, look North operatives could Paul's, important was educathe socially of woman was or children ful man of sus Liguori. The heavenly impres- of ecclestical tradition." The first apple woman," :,aid Nora 700 important. In the later situation in which the-dayChurch ceive care and training. Madame BARRACK STREET, PERTH. last as long influences tionally shall evil these the made all without counteract then To McHugh. he saw the following to sion we supervises placed movements Street personally Christ was are a group of men have arisen who of the industrial feeling profoundly moved by an- as life; his words and presence owdaciotts work sick features: welfare McHugh, social in Nora were it 0, as have combined a thorough Catholic 1. Dogma is made the foundation One of the most disconcert- ever fresh-indelible centre. When, recently, a ofstrike frivolity I San. xiety. mind. The dear priest spirit, with correct pedagogical of all religious instruction. plants ing signs of the times was the great the platic to How can you dare to be jokin' the began in the various reward, full knowledge. The movement has eternal his the Christian gone was the has to factory Bible history, being the histery Streets vocations lack of Paulo, Mr. quality? greatly been universal, and has found- of2.the Mrs, S. E. McCARTHY, Proprietress affected. The ministry. Every Church was obses- of good works. He will behis Divine Revelation, has its only one that was not him Still, we'll be sp'ilin' you, won- ed a real of of Catechethought science no The paid was 'It missed. you, anxiety. in under same place. guile the due sed with 4,000 workmen Blind to the sermonelosacred example-a with concsnand life organhave co-ordinate and to derful 3. The Church as a living the business of a Bishop he While there's a smile in you, heed to the propagandists us tics, and homiletics. The names ism receives more attention: her hismust say shall ever buoy us up and urge tinued at their tasks undisturbed. trol of ordinations, andserious the quence Nora McHugh. matter to persevere to the end, and win of Averberg Hirscher and Gruber tory, lithargy and organisation being -Tom Daly. Several capitalists who had suffered this very unless that grave the movebeyond Street became by God's mercy rectified immortal crown played a leading role in this brought more fully and frequently from the strike asked Mr. simi- the future for the Church of Christ, The words of Byron are appropri- ment. before the children's minds. how he had managed to avoid Tactics of Intolerance. He have ate: "I of the dark." was director replied: a was He 4. Insistence on explanation before on speaking, Averburg Synod humanly lar trouble. At Belfast Presbyterian my Proof the Farewell' Westbest School at Munster "My task is done, memorising. merely followed to the and instruc- is speaking, of course, from April 26th, Templepatrick Presbymust Normal and reunion. been, for years of has 43 for that worked word He directions A 5. The training of the heart is not standpoint existphalia. the testant ability tery reported that dissension Gazbe; betterment of the school system neglected for mere reasoning. "Diarist" in the West Minister tions of the Pope." yet, the ed in the congregation at Killead, the as linger; us long makes "As admirable that his of wrote: A sound account J. on A. recently --and Dr. ette Co. Antrim (of which Rev. and Loretta. Farewell!" method of catechising he was called SACRED HEART LADIES' Anglican Bishops stick to episcopal H. Irwin is the minister), and a Poet, Priest, re- ordination as a necessity there will Our prayers shall ascend to Heaven the Master of Catechetics. Avers LEGE, Richard Crashaw, the greatest commission, with Synodical powers, the way soul. of give his dear of history in behalf burg improved the method in vobe no re-union: if they ligous mystic poet in the TUCIEFIELD-STREET, was appointed to visit the congrein rent of be with will canon a History England Bible durwas of joined He eue. that literature, Church English EAST FREMANTLE. gation. It will be recalled in the Loretta Basilica, which has re twain. That is the impasse, and I the Catechism class, thus making the Conducted by the Religious of ing Mr. De Valera's campaign States cently been damaged by fire. He fail to see how it is to be overlesson more interesting, mechanical Dame Des Mission?. Notre America, Dr. Irwin visited the a for memorising without understanding' come." BOARDERS and DAY held his benefice at Loretto and spoke at many of his meetings dying disthe 1649, of cause an year the for the considered in imporhe time the SCHOLARS. short Like the monarch of in support of the demand A univerlike and ignorance of the people abPupils are prepared for University near to the Casa Santa. The Belgian Elections. Irish Republic. The congregational tant, if somewhat narrow main Royala to and children the led action the He Examinations. his Catholic, religion. a renewMusical out to and were located, sity man, councils in which it is dissension is attributed was ist, Chashaw fled from England All the town April 24th (says a street, work with him, and thus kept them For further particulars apply to Savoy Hotel still stands supremein this respect. The commission by ed on Sunday, routed in. parents were the kept the PRIORESS. He -a of Royalists -street MOTHER Catholic interested. the Hay REV. instance of when of the appointed at the right in the centre laid great He escaped to correspondent Rev. the Cromwellians. Tel. B199. No elections had taken fine building rearing its lofty head terested in his class. He self-examClerk (Rev. D. S. K. Coulter), l'imcsr. poet the by folfound the the conscientious on the the was to stress and Perth, and of France, Dr. Megan seconding, LIKE. place ill due time, owingwere ruled towards the blue skymajestic, is not ination of the Catechist. SOME LOOK 1.1XE. SOME SMELL Cowley living in a state of destitustately and lowing were named:-The Moderaintro- war, and the big townsanml NONE TASTE LIME UNION BEER. Cowley Revs. tion in Paris. Sotial- outside, John Hirscher was Dean of the means the best of Perth's (Liberals any tor (Rev. T. Boyd), the Clerk, by cartellists by Hen. Queen to duced him hotel. Inside is acwas formed this Dr. Park, Pr. John Irwin. Dr Woodwidow of Charles I., istsl. No cartelparty-Catholic, Li- most superior and comfort unbeaten burn, Messrs. C. W. Black, John rietta Maria, time, as each to commodation Hemisphere. Rewho was herself a Catholic, and Southern Socialist-wanted the in Poots, David Irwin, J.P., J H. Robb, and Some through her patronage Crashaw was beral, to delight the heart of its own strength. The reJ.P., and H. M'Cleery, J.P.residence of freshments the benefice in the measure each the long pot from in rejoicing connoisseur, ARMADALE. a a weeks before, Dr. Irwin's and the appointed toLoretto. been has sult are 'served by the dainty Hebe in the Basilica of was raided by Crown forces, these big camps. Catholics Ste NEW NORCIA. GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, cocktail have they sumptuous as the to Armada's. 6 Bodega rev, gentleman was arrested and satisfied, Telephone, than more Proprietor. of elected mem- at the city's premier American bar. Catholicity. MARIST BROTHERS. sentenced to two years' imprisonto THE fraction BY Tribute biggest CONDUCTED the Chinese A J. J. senand caterer Mr. as Brussels, ment by court-martial. This Irwin Ming, Governor of bers in the large towns, Mons, etc. As a manager the Kwing of Dr. Chan artist and undoubted an is remitted, Namur, Ryan tence was was a guest of honour Antwerp, Ghent, severe blow at Ma- first grade. was released from custody. He was Kwangtung, recently in They suffered a at the celebrations held Terms: Forty -Bight Guineas Per Annum, not present at the con- lines and Tourney. The Liberals the with connection in Beale Australian Pianos and Canton IRISH NATIONAL Rev. Louis (most of them Freemasons Right the of feel secration Polygamy. don't Wild of Sort religion) A of Chow. enemies Shui of sworn FORESTERS diBishop as 600 Versiglia THOMSON'S FOR VALUE. have been The newspapers announce because their losseshave we had sold hunBROTHER DIRECTOR. A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. riior to the war, Governor Chan, in a speech made sad, heavy been from For Particulars Apply to the vorces granted in one short week might than Pianos at prices ranging interpretator, of less dreds French peer, Ooishis English Cheapest through Fee. dealers, not satissucceeded Initiation No Other (wrote Lord Bray, an Socialists £50. to The the £40 of work expected. the to profit, charged the praise from high moderate paid a learn small tributions. we the with and at fied in about recently), and put it in getting a member Branches. Hugh O'Neill, Perth, meets much higher prices, Catholic missionaries. "The he more same source that 4,000 suicides were de- towns and villages, but they lost alternate Thursdays, In the Trades Hall that ours were inferior Instruments. people become Catholics," it. We 14), Beaufort -street, Perth. certified in the first quarter of last A CHALLENGE. in the big areas. M. Anseele (Room like will ground every I in more Fremantle, then "the granted Branch, God, clared, Boru were Brian fair dealing back not be Mayor alternate Tuesday, Friendly societies St. year; the divorces As proof of our wining New to buy of body and soul, and (Socialist leader) will ARE Secretary's and now, WEcash London, and the suicides took place are composed ACCOMMODATION. all at Ghent, nor will Huysmans enjoy Hall, t14 Adelaide -street; price PLUS bestow to selling UP-TO-DATE foolish be that SPLENDID full -street. would Now Burt our it 23 apat SUBIACO. Address, W. Keating, in England and Wales. any of these pianos are this honour at Antwerp. The Stations. Parnell, TEN PER CENT., order. our care on the body. These and mayors Fremantle, ',butes Stuart Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway Advisers. divorce can be ratified in the Assizes address, Court that are in good CHARGED, times, and the Iris- pointment of Alderman to the Go- Boulder; Secretary's THEY may Select their own Medical AVAILABLE. I rideys. Patients AT THE PRICES other alternate we may expect the number will be troublesome not meets trouble Bouldei; Hots:. piano dealers much protectgive will ROOMS sufficiently the J. F. to be sioners are PRIVATE would any of John Dillon, Midland Junction, TERMS MODERATE. greater; the parties desiring trouble such an offer? each political body asks to are mate JuneApply to missioners vernment; Midland Terms likely -street, For Catholic be the Quebec But the O'Malley, ed. in take divorced need not OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. of honours, while Rev. Mother. doing good work among our people. for its share favourablyS with Lend on application to the to come to London for the busi--as Malines--the Iwitoney toSolicitors, Compare more thanthanPU'O Equipped Hospital at ap- and as we look for better times I the same places(Socialists) Messrs. J. and R. and are guaranteedis afraid Society's ness. The simplest arithmetic suithe best Imported, the The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly or Chan fraction Perth, -street, Governor biggest AT 'itlE FRANCO-BRIT Maxwell. Barrack Kalgoorlie. years. wish them success." of 25 for snlgg, J. BEALE` J. plied to the dreary statistics of responsibilities care General Secretary, the pagan belief em- of shouldering the Ibli EXHIBITION,the LONDON, HIGtiEST AWARD. cide gives us the horrible total of declared that chief ideas, some of the administration. Barrack -street. Pianos SECURED Flancompetitors. in all 4,000 self -murders in a year. There phasised four elections beating the The result of derived from A BEALE PIANO PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG seems to be some connection be- which he thought were liberty, equal- ders-especially in the big townsMEN'S SOCIETY. Christianity-sacrifice, importtween the dissolution of the ofmarbeen dreadful for the PERTH. have inetnYthaii theduty -STREET, instiT would HAY 504 better life. a fraternity. and and weariness ity, organiThe heavy riage bond and the the Patronage of his first, Catholics but for theirwarnewCathOlcs ed ono at £140. added to the be to Clime,. have Archbishop freight However that may be, our Governthe extra to reducUp have Card we sation. Library, diLounge, Cruelty. addition, In make Room, to Against and. Billiard best latter, in poliout ment is doing its Club, selling by cuttingMan. Room, Cricket Club, Harriers' Irish were almost as reactionary ed the cost of and Commission It is well-known (says the vorce easier than ever; seven years'a Debating, Musical, and Dramatic the Canvasser as their enemies the Liberals. as after that a good deal of cruel- tics Catholic) desertion was at first proposed platform BEALE PLAYER PIANOS. their PERTH changed CLAIMS. They latest ty is involved in teaching animals 8*("A&OUNTANCY regular supplies CATHOLIC ground for divorce, but in the We are now getting SOCIETY THAT EVERY the war, and organised ofthemselves instruments, which "Stand A YOUNG of these magnificent MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. Bill now on its way to the House ofa and birds to perform tricks in pubof anything toon the Dutch pattern we claim are far ahead Full particulars on application Commons, seven years is too long lic, and Commander Kenworthy re- organistie." Each section of CaImported. W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. cently introduced a Bill ''to pro- tholics---farmers, workmen, liberal period to contemplate; three years A. T1105iSON, CO., LIMITED. J. classes, etc.is the suggestion-three years only, hibit the exhibition of performing PERTH AND FREMANTLE. professions, middle poll and ap- Society of St. Vincent de Paul animals and birds in places of pubas has been the law in Scotland and re- gathers at a general (ineorp). the Australia in Western is still. Yes, three years is in the lic entertainment," which has Bill representatives points their strength. clause passed by the House of Lords. ceived a second reading. The for the purpose of order of their respective on some This Society exists A sort of wild polygamy is looming is not to apply to the training and others, All the candidates agree assisting worthyof families and savage the and to of future, militarytournarnents, for public institutions, in the near horses instance, for inmates as, specialpoints, Including special Prices Greatly Reis it is understood that a concession and engages of circumstances, N.W. and Goldfields Visitors indigent In doctrine of reprisals in Ireland of programme minimum it is governed Renovated Throughout. defend the other good works. approaching with the triumph will be made to menageries to show the Flemish claims, to avoid class In special Owner's Personal Supervision Very Under In No. 52 (top floor) office duced. for. Council, a by Catered ly other The Royal Arcade, Perth, and has branches Divorce, hand in hand. The founda- their captives. Possibly, too, civil war, etc. but hatred and who M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. conferences in many parishes PERTH.) tions of Society, shaken by the Repoints will have to be conceded,there reductions to make boast of not speak- or franskiljons, State. AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, throughout the slid CENTRAL could many, aro people, formation, are now being utterly deif the Bill gets through, and the its funds (LATE of on calls the language The Its room for New Shipprinci- with a view to supplementing stroyed after fourteen centuries of is a good chance that it will reach ing sound those with persons agree not invites WhitSociety to remember Its sources, the their corrosion. the House again soon after upstairs, wills ples; their dissenting lists did not making ments arriving. made in favsuntide from Committee will, like find much favour, notwithstanding when work. Bequests may be HOUSE Council, or any Particular the of measure which IF YOU WANT TO BUY A a be our Death Roll of Missionaries. will it propaganda. costly their Society. the of Misof easErl... 1920 for Conference number pigeoreahootingfinal The Bill against the all of Belts complete chance Surgical siones Catholicae gives a and this also stands a good SOCIETY OF asaismitisiFiste IRELAND amYOUNG scales missionaries the in Catholic Act the of more list A HOUSE -be one P. J. HEVRON WESTERN AUSTRALIA. IF YOU WANT TO SELL descriptions made of His Grace the ong non-Christian peoples who died cruelty. Shipping, and Forwarding REAL ESTATE, Phillimore Under ins Patronage the Customs, In its against OR ANY OTHER Archbishop. the Language, Agency. General carriers. in the course of the year. (Note.---ilt will be noticed with order to B277. Tel. of Study Fremantle. The witness PARTICULARS. Objects: bears Chambers, ME SEND and Dancing Military Cult, along own unaffected way it Music, HIstOry, Literature, dur- priviliged the ideals to the greatest glory of Francethose circus menageries, are exempted of Ireland, and the revival of IIVERYTHINO IN ESTATE WORK. M. McMAHON MISS of an Irish -Ireland A witty friend re Act. ing the last 300 years, which the MONDAY from 11 NEXT 4 MEETS from Confecand The Society Brassieres press Choicest Pastry, Fruits, PATRICK'S dependent on English sources of inminds us that it might undulyGreentionery. EVENINO at 8 p.m., at ST. -ST. (Near Hay -street). BOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON formation take little thought of. liberties of Sir Hamar Ladles and of on the in Ireland. Perhaps, there's 32 Pier -street, Perth Monthly Subscriptions: is. East and West, where the faith bewood Juveniles, Od.; Gentlemen, Hon. Secretary. the Apostles had never reached J. P. DOHENY. Asst, no telling how politicians may twist Newcastle Club Hotel Secretary. P. CLIFFORD, Newly Refore, French priests have during their own work) w South Terrace, Fremantle. Goldfields as -Date. -to pioneers, Up the and Only Address novated that time been specially customers and North-West G. E. DINES they still compose the main body Jesuit Missionary and Explorer. for. South Beach trams atop catered those of list the of the army. In Among the anniversaries which fallen in the fight it is natural that 'II

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"My Charge Against the Black and Tans in Ireland" The True Story Told by their former Commandant

General Crozier, LB.,

She told hint cup,. rein side-- as we hear less of the wanted two out, and that we "attempting to escape" or "un- that the fireto was He then said, bed. going To the Police, were known" verdict. have to get it"; and she the "lessons to be -learnt" over cer-' "You will have somehe would him, Lain cases in Ireland was freely asked He else instead to drink. stated by them, in the course of thing two botout me 'Bring said. then wish 11,t..in the ',Jest of luck. conversations, to have been "Don't and she was getWhilst stout.' tles of that .45"-meaning a use .38, a use he said to me, 'We UpsW" ''Hughy Was a .45 is more effective than a .38 re- ting the stout, tell no are Blackand-Tans, and are supWe must, however, look upon the volver, and that dead men in say- posed not to pay for any drink, but I hope I am right Trim decision Irons another point yarns. that the stupid policy of coun- I will pay you for all I get here to-

The Black and Tan Horror

D.S.O. Give My Heart to Thee I.

I give my heart to thee, 0 mother-landI, if none else, recall the sacred womb. I, if none else, behold the loving eyes Bent ever on thy myriad progeny Who care not nor regard thee as they go, 0 tender, sorrowing, weeping, hoping land: I give my heart to thee, 0 mother -land.

But was a made-up yarn to account (so you th.inkh We print the following article has come it is very The cat has for something else! of the sort! from the pen of General Crozier just nothing the necessary for the British public to in something down as it appeared in "John Bull," of knocked but your poor nerves won't draw a distinct dividing line bekitchen, of significance June 4th. last, The tween the absolutely true and the such an article in such a journal at stand the shock! These individuals gained ing Gossip is most dangerous of view. gossip. means night." Unwelcome Guests. such a time cannot be uverestimat There is ter-murder is finished; it defendfor all parties, as it only has to be their point by coercion. "A small man then come into ed. It is something fur local bigots At last you drop ulf to sleep, to repeated to be believed. I What one ui such a lot, and cannot be that doubt whatever no I give my heart to thee, 0 father-land, The taller man asked -digest: and Orangemen to The sad case of the officer at the hall. be aroused by a real banging on the have stated I believe to be facts. theist actually paid a visit to Dub- ed. Fast anchored on thine own eternal soul, main, would he have a drink, be this should really ago, has time in hour Your short been a door. hall Having until recently There was a young Loyalist at Tra- lin Castle on the afternoon of Feb. Cork, Rising with cloudy mountains to the skies, brought maid My 'Yes.' said of he and out He went command of the Auxiliary Division come this time. You fly downstairs lee, employed in a bank. I know ruary 14th, at a time when there a lesson] to all. bit 0 proud, strong land, unstooping, stern of rule, of "stunting"; the drink into the hail, as ordered. of the Royal Irish Constabulary, in about two strides, as you du not his mother well. He fount him- was considerable panic in the air Isis way to du a to Me rule as ever, let me feel thy might: came then knock is and "Another it, about commonly known as the "Black and want to have your door forced in, self lodging with two young active in the police of at headquart- he then "banked" Let me go forth with thee now and for aye. It was a sailor-an old remem- my dour. Tans," I feel it my duty at this and timidly ask "Who is there, Sims Feiners, who terrorised him to ers. due to in- now no more. It must bemen on customer-who wanted cigarettes. was That panic I give my heart to thee, 0 father-land. reply such an extent that during a Moir that many gallant critical juncture in the affairs of Ire- please?"-to receive the dividuals coining forward to give bered sides 'thin with a has that got to day spent in Dublin he confided evidence have been killed in this The taller than searched and land to make public certain facts in "What the III, ins the Drumeondra case, both asked his hand, in the revolver that door. relation to this force which have an do with you? Open the of his troubles to his mother, and that was about the time that I terrible struggle, and be divided him his name and occupation. He I give my heart to thee, heroic laudbrains out, some important bearing upon the trou- or I will blow your I took necessary acwas ordered over the telephone to whole business mustmethods-- -those said he was a sailor. me. told who taller The To thee or in thy morn ing when the Sun bled situation. II waist to make it if you've got any." And se, know- tion. and eventually, after many reconsider the whole case. In the into two distinct those man said he was a sailor, too, beFlashed on thy giant limbs-thy lurid nounclear that my charges are primar- ing the voice to be of the Black- exciting incidents. covering a per- words of a man who knows General of cowardly assassination anduphold (pointing suit' 'this on fore he put stoutly the can Or in thy depth of night, fierce-thoughted oneOne ily directed, not against the rank and-Tan variety, you unlatch iod of a month or even more, he ar- Tudor very well indeed "Hughy of war. condon- to himself). without rule Wrestling with phantoms of thy own wild soul, Imperial the and file of the force, but against door with your left hand, keeping rived in Dublin and came to thank was 14th, February upset:' converswas man smaller "The deeds. and, Or, stone -still, silent, waiting for the dawn, those in control. The Police, Re- your right above your head The thanks were completely would, therefore, appear to have ing these barbarous me. ing with my maid, referring to the 1 give my heart to the e, heroic land. gular and Auxiliary, have been let expecting the worst, hope for the lost on me, as he told me that the been a day on which Kipling's NOW READ THIS. time my husband was in gaol. a best. The rest is of the usual rou- policemen who visited him were loose in Ireland, like .bulls in might have been recited by some went upstairs to see my little son. 1V. The people who let tine order of things, namely, you constantly drunk. china shop. This article on the Black and When I came downstairs the man "If at "the Castle." angel guardian family, exof your pen of their the them loose think they own the stand, with the rest from 1 give my heart to thee, ideal land, Tans all head when your can keep you Drinkers! Some me, 'Show me the backto said docudreadful a is country; they don't-they happen facing the wall with your hands Far -soaring sister of the starry throng. are losing theirs and Commandant, decent yard.' I said, 'No, it is not my This brings me to the drink ques about you to be in charge at the moment, above your head and wait. If you 0 fleet of wing, what journeyings are thine, have rnent for self-respecting, to peruse. it on you" might I gave a light to the but place'; I are wise, and if you have a "hot tion. I have seen a lot cf drink- blaming well women and which is quite another thing. What attracts thee? What unseen goal, what god Englishmen in Upper Castle Yard, caanot be refuted; sailor, who showed) the man the repeat, ..you must not so much tie," you shout out where it is. It ing in my life, but never before sounded Glory ' reflected makes thy face a flame? and would certainly have been suit- The statements haek.yard. have we needed, were blame the rank and file of the Pol- helps. If you are lucky there is a have I come across such heavy proof if Leave thou goest, let me go, and me not; where We must, however, return able. the He Spoke and Acted Indecently. ice; it is the policy that you must drop in the bottle for your shatter- drinking as I have had to deal to the "coercion." I give my heart to thee, ideal land. lit is a bad it in the strong objection of go for. As long as the present re- ed nerves, when "order has been with in Ireland. I was very glad thing when subordinates get it into English Government to any sort of the from came then "The sailor -Standish O'Grady. This is what consti- to see in the papers that the disgime of murder, arson, and rob- restored." Perhaps, however, an inand said, 'Mrs. Fahy, this their heads-rightly or wrongly; it inquiry. bery goes on, there never can be tutes an average night, as it doesn't cipline of the Auxiliary Division does not much matter which-that geiry will be forced, but in the Yard I s am, wants to see _you. man my dewig since to yop, sou greatly improved hafspen had ourselactually settlement, of an Irish can employ any hope I into the room, bolted the door, and meantime we lie want me for?' A man armed parture-a statement made in the they can hold a pistol at the head yes, reading and re -reading the fol- 'IN hat does in mp hand and went asked me where I slept.' and the British taxpayer will pay have dreamt it! She rethe Chiefs. I have it, on very took a light through the nose in the name of with a revolver becomes a bully, House of Commons by the Chief of He asked, lowing affidavit, sworn to by a poor to my back kitchens. where the plied, 'This room,' that this has been authority, good date. Bridget the "Restoration of Law and Or- if he takes advantage of his posi- Secretary on a very recent 'Which Irishwoman, bed?' She replied, 'This coming homeless after was standing, I was informed at the Shelman Co. Water- froman the yard. der." If you don't live in Ire- tion of being one of a single class This is as it should be; and my re- done. He said, 'Move one'-pointing to the bed where perfect good faith, Fahy, of Dungarvan, I signation has not been for nothing. bournea Hotel, in Company General land you cannot possibly realise which is allowed to be armed. after well my was. little son It reads near ford. was I I .said me,, proposed :near certain over AT PARIS. what goes on there. Imagine your- do not consider that it was a good But it is about time that they that ' He ordered her to get to bed. to use the argument of the Cork Crozier's article as published in enough to hear his conversation. Mr. Barry Egan, a master silverself, a perfectly good business man, thing to line up Sinn Fein in the hurried up the trial of the Trim burnings said 'No.' He then quenched some object which John Bull:He spoke and acted indecently to - She smith and deputy arriving home for your late dinner West on a road; to then order Cadets. Three and a half months they hadtoin gain Lord Mayor of the lamp before the Sacred Heart on I turned quickly and, at the same Door!" wards me. "Open the has been in Paris for some or supper. On your way back you them to lie down on their faces, is a long time to wait for trial on time, I was view, given a graphic and "I am the wife of Thorna, Fahy. my heels; and as I did, ne followed statue. At this time she called me. Cork, the Manchester have been held up and searched in partly undressed, and when in that what is presumably a charge of lardays (says Catholic As I was my in bedroom consoling to the sailor, We live at Abbeyside, Dungarvan, me to the hall-saying You survive the or- position make them swear that a tramcar. Your drink finished, or my child, the smaller man, stand- Herald of June 4). Co. Waterford, and carry on a gro- 'Have you deal, but your appetite is not im- they would or would not do certain Artist, interprets Australian [David Low, the ing beside me, said to my child, The Interviewed by a representative will you take one from me?' eery and licensed business, proved! After a dinner a "Rat - things again. The local official at'You go to sleep kid, or I will blow of Le Journal, he said: "For three the Crozier Accusations] sailor replied, `No, it is too late.' tat -tat" comes at the door; all titude is that they (the people) are "My husband was first arrested he ordered the sailor out, Your brains out!' He said, 'I wilt, months 1 have been unable to "T.hen,We spring to their feet and you, reader, "as good as gold now." No doubt! about eight weeks ago, and was saying', have not finished here sir: but don'. shoot mammy!' He spend a night in my own home. I the father of the home, whispering But what about the future of poor, detained in the Dungarvan Police H ethen asked for another said, 'No, I won't shoot your know that the fate awaiting me is The question "Black and Tans," slink off to open unhappy Ireland? Ye' was released after drink. and Barracks, the maid to bring mother; but I want her out of that of Maceurtain, Clancy, and I told it. But it is only a false alarm; of my own resignation reflects the four or five days, no charge being the drink; and let them hurry up, here.' O'Callaghan. Nevertheless, I hope a friend has come round just before official attitude of mind of the Irish nine He was reas we wanted against brought tadhoidng Black and Tans Used Hall as Lava- to live long enough to -be curfew to tell you he is going down Government to a very great dearrested about a month ago, and is "As my maid was them present at the triumph of our cause tory. to Limerick in the morning, and gree. The idea at the Castle is to at Kilworth, out of the hall door, the taller man interned present at -the recognition by Britain of Irish The taller man ordered my maid that he will wire you on arrival -- answer Parliamentary questions in Co. Cork, no charge haying. been made an attempt to kiss her. They I said, 'You independence." so that if you don't get a wire you such a way as not to inconvenience against him. Since his ar- then left my house, and I bolted to get some drinks. brought The following your drinks below; and for know that "some evil has befallen the Government. De Valera's Views. rest I have been living on the pre- the doors and went upstairs with have Look him on the way." With a sigh of telegram, which was read out in Speaking to a Matin corresponmises at Abbeyside with my only my maid to my bedroom. where I God's sake leave the room! at the state of my child!' relief you say good -night and go up the House of Commons on 22nd dent, Mr. Egan said: "There is nochild (a boy agel six years) and found mv little son still awake. to bed, but your luck is still out. February by the Chief Secretary, "He caught my maid by the arm thing falser than to say my barmaid, Bridget O'Neill fa girl W We were on our You are awakened and insisted on her going down- land and Ireland are actuallyEngterrific together with my proper version. on of about twenty years of age). the Rosary, when a knock came to stairs. crash. You jump out of bed and should be examined paragraph by in my- the way to negotiations. I saw I took my child summer 10.30 p.m. "At about er arms, and the door again. I did not answer Your last hoar paragraph:rush to the door. said, 'If one of us die, De Valera before my departure; he time on the night cf April 3rd I the first knock, and at the second let us both die together.' As I was is resolved, with all the Irish race, was in my bedroom putting my I raised my bedroom window and going Mx Comment. "Some "Official" Lies. down the stairs, I met my to fight to a finish. We shall aclittle son to bed, when I heard a asked 'Who is there?' The same maid rushing Official Telegram. I received no This is untrue. towards me after anno compromise. A form of did not I hall -door. at my knock answered, saying, 'We are other struggle with them, as they cept voice On receipt of a complaint that a directions, and acted entirely off Home Rule would be merely a trick answer the first knock. When the here again: come down and let us party of the Auxiliary Division had my own bat. had the in put out light the hall to disarm my us, in order the better to came I raised knock second iii' I said. 'It's too late: we are been guilty of looting, the Chief of Yes, but the dispensals were apThey gave throttle us later," bedroom window and asked, "Who going to bed; and if it's drink you for the second time. Police (Gen. Tudor) directed :he proved by Gen. Tudor. as shown me three minutes to leave the looked up tall man there?" A is IN LONDON. i think you have enough.' child out of my arms, before they Commandant (Gen. Crozier: to by his own letter of February 14. and said, ",Military. Come down want. replied. 'It doesn't matter. would fire. The little child ran in make immediate inquiry. Obviously written to mislead. "We won't listen to argument redoor!" I said, He and open the down and open the door.' Come The Commandant thereupon ar- None of the men was dismissed; terror from my garding arms, back to the the gallowssbirds who are "It is late, and I am going to rested five platoon commanders their services were dispensed with terrorising the populations of the "Don't Shoot Mainmy." bedroom in darkness, bed." He said, "It doesn't matand section leaders and one cadent. (Gen. Tudor approving)-which is South "The man tall commanded me to ter; come down at once and open "I took a light in my hand, and of Ireland." said Mr. Barry . . . The services of the remainder a much milder step. go to the back with the other man: Egan a couple of weeks ago in Lonthe door." the key of the bar, and went down which I refused-both were dispensed with. Yes. but he had already acquiescdon, discussing of them havthe basis of a truce, [Readers should here turn back and let them in. The smaller man ing Dismissal call only be carried out ed in their being sent to England. pointed at me. He "The Black and Tan campaign must to the second paragraph of Geaeral asked me to give him two bottles said,revolvers by direction of the Chief of PolThey were not "dismissed withstop at "Tie your last before all costs. chance, As soon as this Then I heard my maid it fire on you.' I replied, 'Fire, if was effected, fighting Crozier's report, under the heading of stout. ice. out trial" for looting or any other by the Irish of "Unwelcome Guests."-Ed. R.] call me upstairs, and my little child you The Chief of Police sent instruc- offence. Their services were disRepublican Army like.' I then fainted. My would cease. Sinn I made crying for his 'Mammy. tions to suspend action ag4-Onst the pensed with "for failing to answer Penmen would maid brought me to back bed, and enter the confer"Bring ill Two Bottles Stout," of caught be but go, to an attempt 26 cadets until he returned tc questions and give evidence as polence revived with the me. most earliest desire lin. "I then went downstairs with a me by the shoulder with cne hand. icemen." "After that they had the lower to seek a mutually setOn arrival in England, he directlight in my hand, and opened the He had a revolver in the other. I part of my house to themselves, tlement, which he acceptable The "dismissed" cadets were not was confident ed that the dismissed cadets be re- charged with looting, and door. The man (who was a managed to get to my bedroom, and had full possession of my bar could be discovered once Greer there and my darkness, in I found any to called without prejudice strange policeman) bade me good- which was, therefore, no question of their I said, from 11.15 on the night of the 3rd, Britain sacrificed pride and withfuture disciplinary action if found being found either guilty or inno!sight, and said he wanted to get child in a state of terror. April, until 2.5 a.m. on the follow- drew the auxiliaries, but not the guilty. some tea. My maid asked him, 'What is this about? ' My maid ing morning. cent. Anything" Notice Don't They took from regular army, with which there was We Pretend "Let's There is no condonation of lootThe men were not dismissed for "How much?" He replied that he said, 'Oh, misses, the tall man came my bar between three and foul no quarrel. Permanent peace would From the London Star. --- -- mg of any sort, In all cases of this looting, as implied Therefore, the dozen stout, some whisky, a box of give Great Britain a valuable neighnature the accused are, if the evi- question of their trial never rose. bour and ally, capable of producing Player's cigarettes, and matches. I hope that any humorous description of the City dence warrants it, sent for trial. The Chief. of Police must have ceny or theft. "Before they left, a knock came five times the present output of The County Inspector of Police known when he wrote this that a friends whom 1 may have left in Hall being set on fire by the novel to my bedroom door, My maid foodstuffs. and buying correspondwill not means of petrol being pumped on Division could not support the summary County Inspector' has nothing the Auxiliary am answered, saying, 'Well?' One of ingly more manufactures lights which Very from into rout, ti:at to the to down out dismissal of these cadets without whatever to do with the discipline think that 1 them 'We waist replied, more whis- Great Britain, full investigation. Division, as nothng is farther from were eventually fired, of Auxiliaries. ky, to take with us.' Before leav"He did not think that drawn Dominbe must my mind. A line Making Sinn Pi:Suers. ing, they used my hall as a nava- ion self-government would be suffiAn Unpublished Letter. Coroner, and they, no doubt, do between those people who dictate The best descriptin of what was tory, for sitting and standing pur- cient, owing to the fear of subseBlame the system. a policy and those who carry it h:ow it must be explained that their best. given was Cork of area one in on poses. quent intriguing on the part of the Restore to out, as also between those who me by a lady who arrived in the the man. whoever he was. who con- Eradicate the evil. superDublin who Castle those She Reported the Matter and Was British Government, of which Ireand its long lost sense of carry it out cccted that telegram had never as ever a Unionist "as good city land had had bitter experiences in thereof. Burned Out Next Day! I do not be- vise the arrangements had the opportunity of seeing the official rectitude. (to use her own words!, the past. He thought that nsterfollowing letter from the Chief of lieve that the Permanent Civil Ser Things external to the Division walked" "I reported as this matter a Shimmer to the bad "as left it and national guarantees of Ireland's inPolice to come. The telegram and vents at the Castle like the pre should not be allowed to interfere ever ran" (to use her own words District Inspector next day, and tegrity, similar to those Division. given to sent of the regime discipline ,but the d consider that with the letter cannot be made to agree. made a statement good to the Head had a very Conlady This again). 13elgitun, Mould probably be de There was no official copy' on re- they are powerless: they have This interference and the bringing view of what went on, as sne ocstable and District Inspector, simi- mended. He believed the that either into Archto serve considerations or go. To be any of external cord of this letter: lar to this one, stating that I could bishop Chine, of Perth, came within use in Ireland at the present time routine of the Division caused my cupied a room in the centre of tbs. identify both men if I got an op- an ace of reaching a settlement, but Letter from General Tudor so you difficulty had great She turbance. my In February. have in to be "time a -server,' or resignation General Crozier : portunity. The following day I between the meetings and conferto be prepared to be party to a own mind, I have no doubt what- in protecting her property from bewas asked to come to the barracks ences various leading members "Dear Crozier,-I think it will be policy which is laying up a vast ever that had there been no Drum - ing stolen by a man who, very of for the to purpose of identifying the the Irish clergy made an appeal was trying it said, be these drunk you to keep thirty best for store of hatred between the two concha murder and nobody put in men. A number of policemen were for a truce to God, which T/C's suspended until I come back. peoples of Ireland and England. arrest on account of it and nobody play a hose on to the flames of an the Cab. paraded in the barrack yard. I inset misinterpreted as a sign of I want to discuss it with the Chief The Dictatorship has united the giving evidence, there would have adjoining building. He was a mempositively identified the taller of weakness and of division between Secretary. He gets all the bother, people of Ireland to a greater ex. been no interference with the ori- ber of the Crown forces who, arrivthe two inert who came to my the clergy and Sinn left sober, pretty the scene it is an unon point is that ing My main Fein, whereGeneral Tudor tent than has been the for ginal decisions. Your hat can snake or mar your whole appearance; oenhouse; and my maid also identified upon the negotiations were broken if she bad her I asked drunk. ortunate time to do anything that over a hundred and thirtycase and his head, lost not have would years. sidering its small cost in comparisons with the ress of your this man, neither of us being pre- off. Afterwards the Cork fire ocI think also these "The evil that men do lives after the 26 Cadets, or .ks panicky. whatever the given evidence before the Court of gpod a good-looking you to get pays it really clothes, sent at the same time. Sub3e curred and stiffened the resistance T/C's will have a distinct griev- them." Cromwell is still talked number may have been would have Inquiry, but she had not. This wearing and smartly shaped hat, quently, acting on advice, I wrote of the Irish people." ante if the platoon commanders about, but one hears that he ,as left the Division as was originally lady, a thorough business woman, to the District Inspector end .askti d section leaders are acquitted. afraid neither of God nor man: the arranged, on account of their inabil- told sne recently that there was edge, curled bound cut or felts in dependable have We for the name of the man whom I ell these thirty they are suspend- same cannot be said about the ex ity to answer questions in the or- nothing to be done except to beDANCING AND DEPORTMENT. or straight brim, in all the popular shades, had identified, and the Head Ceti; d pending my return, or, if you ponents of the present regime, who dinary course of their duties. As long to a party which would pull stable called on me for a further refer it, keep them back by not are afraid of their own men on it is now. the word which I origin- its weight. She is the daughter of MISS MERCIA SCOTT, statement, and assured ,ne on his completing their accounts till I account of their own misdeeds. Tenors s mercers, mai SI. ally used-"condone"-was perfect- a retired officer, Sir Hamar GreenTeacher of Latest Ballroom and honour that I would not be again one back." The majority of the wood has called this "the Black ly justified. Fancy Dancing, Hats Are." A Bogus Good Ambush. the very "Where Crown is certainly the interfered with by any of The date of the letter is Feb. 14. Cadets, according to Sir H. Green- and Tan era"-it Has Resumed Tuition, I believe that the policy forces. There will come a day when most wood, have now rtumed. From black. The Courts of "Acquittal?' cononly is now amazing evidence will astonish man another point of view I am of assassination "AT ABOUT 2,30 THE FOLPrivate Lessons by Appointment. The moral which can and will be kind relative to the extraordinary quite glad, as I did not put them back, fined to one side-namely, the Sinn LOWING MORNING MY HOUSI; Private Address. "Abbottderd." raven from this concocted eviwhich have taken place in BY ARMINTO WAS BROKEN of ence and misrepresentationthings 1111 Aberdeen -street, Perth. Ireland since last August. Here is ED MEN. WHO, WITHOUT ANY acts by Government Agents is an amusing-and, to say the least Tel. £4787. AND WRECKED NOTICE. hat if such a thing can be done of it, unusual-case Which happenb, the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia). MY AND SAME, BURNED n the case of a servant of the dd not far from Limerick a short BENEVOLENCE. CATHOLICITY, MYSELF AND Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, AND MAID MISS T. L O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. Town, how much more so can it time ago. Appeals to Catholics (males and females),. citntatating. their. I know the barrister CHILD ESCAPED WITH OUR It I'm essentially Irish and Catholic, and It Specl.illy Locality on receipt by the DISTRICT west Perth. done in other cases, where the who defended the men. 15 Cleaver -street, Branches will be established in any by Two civSUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. FROM A JUMPING LIVES BY the the PRIEST of DISTRICT, the sanctioned PERSONS, by TEN Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Pipe SIONED and misrepresentations vasions SECRETARY of a requisition a Courtiiians we, charged set out In' the requisition. Terms on TWELVE-FOOT WALL INTO A Organ, and Harmony. mimes and ages or intending members being fully annot be checked or exposed? Martial with levying war, by taking Finanand £300,383 in Funds. members :-.0,000 Zealand; New Is preand application. Miss O'Connor NEIGHBOURING YARD. MY 550 BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth he Courts of Inquiry which are part in an ambush. pared to take pupils for the Pipe My friend cial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. DE. COMPLETELY HOUSE WAS MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. Tel. £5916. Organ. ea in lieu of inquests are, I un- succeeded in getting his clients acMEMBERS. FOR BENEFIT FEES ENTRANCE NO STROYED. TOGETHER WITH APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLD PROPERTY. esitatingly say, in many instances quitted --but on what grounds LOANS ADVANCED IN LAME OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON ALL MY FURNITURE, STOCK, Hall. Murray-strect, Perth. Irishmen call One would expect that perhaps it perfect farce Full Particulars on Appil,stion to J.. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, Hibernate ETC.-SO EFFECTS. MONEY. The HOLDWAY & CO. em Courts of "Acquittal." OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. identity. .of mistaken case REQUIREMENTS. a was MODERN THAT WE ARE ABSOLUTELY Ail, HALL. HIBERNIAN cers who sit on these Courts Nothing of tne sort. It was preySaturday. HOMELESS AND PENNILESS. Viiied7d S7aV;MersP"iirenrrsstiee:dierrii Minimum RATES. Monday to Friday. not to blame- they inquire into ed to the satisfaction of the Court 5 0 p,m. . se 8 p.m. to 1I 0 . CS 0 x p.m. to i t p.m. "(Signed) Workers. A Trial Solicited. 10-14 0 X pan. to iS pan. . t2 15 he case in accordance with the evi- that there never had been en am 6 '7 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . cm Tel. A4S91. "MRS. BRIDGET PAHY," Pier -street, Perth. ence placed in front of them bush of any kind! The whole thing ofa. hey haven't the experience .1

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title will thus be in future the VenThe erable Archpriest Quilter. clery and his large circle of friends will join in hearty congratulations to the Venerable Archpriest.

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"The Ecclesiastical Year"

JOHN DYNON & CO.

(From Our Correspondent.) Last week I mentioned a very The China Hall, Dynon's Buildings unsavory action on the part of a Under this title, the well-known 915-917 Hay Street Perth local football club towards the vis- Reverend John R. Rickaby, S.J., has SOUTH AUSTRALIA. iting C.Y.M.S. team from the city, a "Series of ContemplaGLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, E.P. CHINA, Father Peter O'Hare. C.F., is on and expressed a hope that local compiled tions on the Deeper Meaning and a visit to South Australia, and is authorities would keep our sport Relations of the Seasons and Feasts WARE, Etc. Monastery. Passionist at the staying clean, or relegate it to deserved of the Year." DeAlliance, the Pacific The book is pubQUEENSLAND. GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET present at the ceremony. Though Japan,., Glen Ostnond. oblivion. I am pleased to say the in Ireand York, the situation New fence problem, by Wagner, lished the church is free of debt, there is SETS, and FRUIT SETS. One of the pioneer residents of umpire of the match in question Mr. W. P. Linehan, Bookseller, Colat. Patrick's Conference of St. still a debt of £3,500 to be met by land, and even the fistic encounter aluunt Gambier, Mr. William Sutthe complaint of the Catho- lins -street, Melbourne, has forward WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. Vincent de Paul, Valley, at their the parishioners in connection with between Mr. Dempsey and M. Car - ton, of Croyle, died suddenly at his upheld lic dealt club has and the League pen tier. The work is one el a copy to us. weekly meeting, presented Father the new presbytery. residence on the 1st. inst. Deems- with the chief offender in no un- of those very valuable treatises of TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. M. O'Flynn wth a handsome set of His Grace Archybishop Kelly, For certain manner. He has been placin his 77th. year. as Rickaby Father Clancy, of Sacred Heart ed wasyears such theologians which Breviaries in honour of his silver :peaking at Rose Bay recently, repart active an he took many ed among the picket -kickers for a recency who whose Church, and Darlinghtirst, of compiling, Pat are capable choir of St. jubilee. The senior ferring to the work of the Catholic in the public affairs of the district. term. Our eeingratula- works are already well known and ricks presented him with a Confes- priest, said:-Through materialism arrived from Ireland, addressed the lie was an exemplary Catholie, and lengthy tions arc expressed to the League spread abroad. -Determination The contemplasional stole, a pyx case, and a case and rationalism the priest was often members of theat Self In Church the to giver a generous fur thus proving that despicable acthe League headshould be meritorious in the The Speakers' Class for Holy oils. The junior choir also disregarded and even hated. his early manhood he was a floe tions of this sort will not be coun- tions Dail on -street, Elizabeth quarters. in that they RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. of Religious, piece reckoning gave him a valuable and useful world in that respect is to be pitied horseman, and a close friend of tenanced. Such attitude on the of plate. The altar buys sf St. Pat - for its misrepresentation. His Grace Eireann and its activities. The ad- Adam Lindsay Gordon, with whom part of Port teams will not tend are reasonably brief, but lose no esinstructive. the dress was most it to We commend with a hand sentials. ricks presented him could not tell them how grateful he he once rode in a steeplechase. to promote harmony, good fellow- consideration of the clergy and ReDANIEL MULCAHY. Proprietor. E. ii051,EN, Manager, painted stob, and useful presents felt to them and the priests for daugh- ship or sportsmanlike attributes and Three of his fourin surviving adjunct to On the feast of SS. Peter came from his brother priests, All what they were doing in building the Dominican amid will cause city combinations to ligious as a valuable happy ters are Sisters cover contents The their libraries. Hallows' Convent, St. Ann's Indus- churches, schools, convents end Paul. a very imposing and "cut the painter" and conduct their chapel Convent. very wide scope of subjects, artrial school, Sisters of Perpetual Ad- presbyteries, and then went on to ceremony took place in the The Catholics of Sevenhills per- competitions conservatively; with- aranged in such way as to excite a oration, and several other friends. explain the necessity- of a complete of the Ilrsuline Nun,: at Armidale. presented Father McCarthy, uut recourse to "assistance" from continued ieli assisted . O'Connor, Dr. His Lordship spirituality as against secular, education, religious and a handsome Fremantle clubs, which would many such works which almost natper - priest in charge, with .. Talking Machines Kinds Sale .. of Father J. O'Leary, of St. James'. for the children. Reading, writing by Rev. D. J. Carroll of(Adm.), for the use car, motor Renault mean a deterioration in the sport urally create but a morbid interest. Profession filmed the ceremony the chur- and the quality of the struggles on Coorparoo, delivered a very interest- and arithmetic, his Grace said, might young the Jesuit Fathers serving ing address at St. Patrick's school he called a material education, "but and Reception. The favoured Clare. Mintaro, of Sevenhills, the field. Such pettiness as has of ches and very in"My Recent we say," he added, "that ae must ladies, Miss Bathia Kirkwood. hail, the Valley, on and Blyth. The gift will be of been practiced by the offending lights providing a rosyMr. L. Brady Gramophones, playing flat records, £2 2s. to £70. Edison Amhave education for the mind and Bundaberg. and Miss May CAM. great service to priests, and will in- local club must have provided the viting atmosphere. Visit to Ireland." -pupils of ea both of Ryde, L.A.Be ably officiated as master of eweberolas, playing Cylinder Records, £16. Flat Records. double -sided, heart as well as for the body, and crease the number of Masses in the visting XVIII. with a choice opintheir to consecrate came mummies, Miss Gladys Waddell conCollege, the 3/6. We are landing a big lot for Christmas. Cylinder Records, ordestiny. to keep in mind man's This thoroughly of the purpose For ion of Fremantle spurting spirit! to the service of Almighty parish. the music for the dancing. 3/6 each. We stock all in the Edison Catalogue. ganising the country districts, the should be done in childhood, and lives .father McEvoy, O.P., recently We can, however, console ourselves tributing Miss Kirkwood. in religion conducted Songs and were deliverGod. recitations Monthly lists and complete Catalogues posted to all who write there should not be any comprosecweek's the Queensland a must successful of Council with s kauwledge of the fact that ed by Misses Kitty Joyce and JesState for them. If Australia is to recover Sister Mary Sebastian, was admitted at St. Mary's Church, North it doss nut often happen. tion of the Self -Determination Lea- mise. and Miss mission profession; sie Wilson, and Masters Frank to temperer,. Needles, Mainsprings, and all repair parts in stock. J. from some dangerous paths in whirh T. Mr. numbers approLarge Adelaide. appointed have The gue Thomas Wheelan Branch of and Norman Hounslow, Missreceived the holy habit of reached the Sacraments. All kinds of Talking Machines Repaired. the Self Determination for Ireland Jones O'Brien as organiser, and he has al- she has set her foot, it would only Cain of Sister Mary es Waddell and Grady acting as ac. name ligious, and the be by planting the love of God in the of tour a commenced League of ready Australia are playing a The floor was in exTASMANIA. return card tournament with the companistes. Beaudesert and Southport districts. each child's heart; consequently, for Kieran. condition for devotees of the sake of Australia, it is a grand Father John Graham, the devot Wolfe Tone branch in the St. Pat- cellent VICTORIA. "the light fantastic," and the weaed and zealous priest in charge of rick's Hall on Tuesday evening, ther was all that could Next month Archbishop Mannix work in which they are engaged." be desired will arrive in Brisbane. The Cathowhich the Sacred Heart Church, Ross, has when they hope to cement thew from dancers' point of view. Advocate. The Melbourne A Mr. James O'Connor, a native of first saw the light in Post The North Fre- dainty supper was provided by the lics of the Archdiocese are preparOffice the consolation of seeing a fitting previous victory. Cannon Surrey Hills. great work of honour for him. Sydney. and well finish to his mantleites are welcome just as royal determined ing a 1868. 2nd February, un the Place, committee and assistants, and done Hill is the locality where that great known amongst the Catholic Socie- and shortly atter that date removed of the Sacred Heart of Our Divine to "take home the bacon," so a full justice to! arrangements 10 Arcade welcolle is to take place. Archbishop ties, died on th 27th ult. at the to Lonsdale-street, is now establish- Lord. The beautiful statue of the good contest is assured. Subse- went without a The and one Heart, chiselled from Car- quent to the euchre tournament, must compliment hitch, Manni7, iaa notified Father Arthur ed in its new up-to-date offices in Sacred the committee on rara marble, and standing six and feet the Eastern bless representatives will he are O'Kee4Wiat Consdale-street, on the grounds et high, has been placed in position, going to show the success. However, success "t'othersiders" their the open the new church of Blessed OliSt. Francis Church. East Fremantle 8tau is alLATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. and will henceforth be like a senti- (of the Swan) how to dance the with A ver Plunkett on August 7th. ways assured. They have had nel watching over the whole coun- Irish Jig and are preparedto prove one long great demonstration of the Catholic A new fortnightly penny paper, tryside for miles around. triumphant march since & "Notheir superiority. arranged. Rumour been has it already has Societies The Small Nation, the official organ where, perhaps," says the Catholic that the said commencement of operations, Midday on Wednesday "t'othersiders' are the and an address of welcome will be and will be well in the running of the Self -Determination for Ire- Standard, "within the whole Brit- practising assiduously THE MURRAY-STREET MUSIC SELLERS, to lower tendered to his Grace. Archbishop Each Week is the land League for Australia, has just ish Empire can such a work as their rivals' banner in this cor.nec- when the whips are cracking, as Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. Mannix, together with, Archbishop been published in Melbourne. The that at Ross be found, and ail tion, too. So, if you want a keen our sporting editor would say. If NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET (near Beans). ArchDuhig, will be assisted by wellthis is Mr. P. J. O'Leary, stall editor continues to reap sucbe glad to should have the opporfrom evening's enjoyment, Correct go along. Postal Address: Box 67, G.P.O., Perth. bishops, Bishops, and priests that Contributions, Reports, Etc, known in Melbourne journalistic tunity of sharing with Father Gra- It is most regrettable equalling the past one. one that I am cesses NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. all parts of Australia. can almost see it and Advertisements for the curwalks as a cultured critic and think- ham in his daring but reverential forced to remark that some of the list next October. at the top of the Write for Free Catalogue. rent week's issue of THE er. work of love. On its pedestal, 75 stalls at the forthcoming bazaar( and Archbishop Dubig blessed RECORD may be taken. BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. feet from ground, stands the are not receiving that measure of Fremantle Catholic opened St. Joseph's Presbytery, at The Very Rev. Dean Hegarty, figure of the Men's Society. the Sacred Heart support irom the parishioners Nambour, on the 26th of last month. D.D., P.P., V.F. (Carlton) received inanding the attention of al! comThe society still keeps on the adpasswhich the object and excellence of his Royal Prince Alfred Hospital after over 200 letters and telegrams or. the In his address on the occasion, and passengers on the main the entertainments entitles them vance. and a large number of new Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. Grace referred to the remarkable a very short illness. He was sesta day of the celebration of his golden ers-by' Hobart to Launceston railway to. The stall holders are working members are enrolled weekly. Mr. "The Famous "Snigg's Corner," progress made within recent years elated with the A.H.C. Guild for sacerdotal jubilee. Over 160 priests line." The statue has been in posi- day and night to ensure the suc- J. J. Bendon's offer of a trophy to in the district and the eromising over 36 years, and was a good prac- assisted at the celebration. Kynce tion for last fifteen months. cess of what would always he un- the member who proposes the largfuture awaiting Nambour. It was. tical Catholic, and was ever ready ton (where he was P.P. for 18 yers) and has the est number THE PLACE of TO GO FOR new members within already felt the brunt of qualified successes but for one said his Grace, difficult to realise to assist in any movement for the claimed him for three days. Priests, many storms. Father Graham has thing-and that one thing which is a certain date is being keenly comFANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, SILK and FASHION that within a generation or less there welfare of his church and Catholic Sisters, pupils of St. Mary's congre- appealed for £800 peted for. A dramatic club arid his fin- missing is the all important factor were no towns where now the rail- education. R.I.P. gation vied in honouring the jubi- ancial indebtedness to inmeet SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ITO. connection -a practical demonstration by our elocution class has been formed in way passes many thriving centres of larian, who was presented with 100 with this very praiseworthy connection with the society, with work, people of their support of and love EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL Father M. D. O'Sullivan, who was guineas and many other tangible and so far he has only received population. There were listening to for the good Sisters in whose inter- Mr. Jas. Bolger as instructor. With COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. him that day men, still young and formerly stationed at Wagga, is re- proofs of respect and affection. £100. His little parish is poor-he est the bazaar is being held. I a man like Mr. Bolger at the head of the serious illness active, who had pioneered the dis- covering from affairs, the class ought to prosper. is himself poor in worldly goods, am quite aware that numbers of an 2/6 at which has kept him a patient for trict and selected land The building of the beautiful Go- and he very truly asks "Where all our people cannot, owing to the Any member is invited to take part DON'T FORGET THE acre, and others who had purchased several months past in St. John of thic Memorial Church at East Mal- the lovers of the Sacred Heart ADDRESS stringency of the times, afford the in the proceedings, which will be at a few pounds an acre land that John Hospital, Goulburn. vern is proceeding very satisfactor- are?" How many will give a little appeal the support it warrants; but carried on every Tuesday evening. to-day was worth anything from £60 ily. The church is to stand as a to help this devoted Australian the various Arrangements CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY STREETS. PERTH. for the first annual stall fielders quite apsuch saw The total subscription to date in perpetual monument to the memory- priest out of his financial to £100 an acre. When he difficul- preciate that fact. The regrettable ball, to be held on the 31st. August, a district when he witnessed it; pre- response to the appeals sent out on of Australia's noble men and wo- ties? are well in hand, and a strong ladies' of the whole thing is that feature its of behalf of the thought Bathurst Memorial men who gave their lives in the sent prosperity and An exteaordinary occurrence, every "wowrer" show in the die- committee has been formed. It is al- Hospital amount to £4,609 13/6. and great war. future, it deepened what had 8rr says the Catholic Sentinel, took trict is supported by some of cur the intention of the society to run ways been a mystery to him, why 30 many big places have yet to send place at the burial at Latrobe, of people, whose means allow of them the affair on elaborate lines. and A most successful mission was Mr. Michael Dacey, who died at many of our healthy, brainy young in their quota. His Lordship Dr. judging by the enthusiasm already the both our own charities and assisting school O'Farrell, on from Bishop of Bathurst, passed is concluded at St. Mary's, West Mel- Devon Hospital. men who At the request but they give outsiders all displayed, it promises to turn out turned to the office desk or the shop well pleased with the result, which bourne on Sunday, July 3, with the of the relatives of the deceased, the others; cur own-well. riot even the a brilliant success. A billiard tourThe Methodist minister conducted the and instead of taking their courage in is great evidence of the generosity renewal of Baptismal vows. three cheek which Harry 'Lauder nament is now in progress, and CEDAR. OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK the of the Catholic community tow- mission, which continued for three burial service, and at its compleboth hands and striking out members are requested to play weeks, was conducted by Rev. Fa- tion, and after the relatives moved is supposed to have given the Red their games land. It had been said that attho- ards their charitable institutions. Note the Address : as soon as possible, Cross! It is a true saying, "Chit.as ther P. P. Murray, C.SS.R., Rev. Falice were monopolising the Civil Father T. J. O'Donnell cen- ity begins at home." Keep it well a large number of entries have been 'Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone, A2938. Father T. Kelleher, of Campber- ther Kelly, C.SS.R., and Rev. Father away. Service. He said that was untrue, received. ducted the burial service of the in mind when next you like a feel town, who was recently operated Mitchell, C.SS.R. The exercises of but he wished to Heaven that for an for appendieitus in the Lewisham the mission were very well attended Catholic Church over the body. It little enjoyment, and find out what every Catholic man in the Civil Ser. appears Father O'Donnell attend- bazaar entertainment is on that private hospital, is now on the way every morning and evening. HOTEL ORIENT 'vice there were 100 on the land. ed the deceased in the hospital and evening BOOK DEPOT When you have found HIGH -ST., FREMANTLE. to a complete recovery. Good the rites of the Ca- out, go to it. commodation for Country visitors. Ac534 HAY -STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (Opposite King Ed . . J. expects Says the Melbourne Advocate of administered His Grace the Archbishop MoDERMOTT, ward Hostel). MISS M. J. Monaghan. Proprietress. Tel. 'rel. A 655. tholic Church to him. After B533. his The Children of Mary are already St. Ignatius' College, Rivrview, the 7th inst.:-During last week, death the relatives before he leaves for Rome ;n FebPure Wax Candles, 65 per cent. pure Beeswax, in conformity with interfered, and the sale of tickets for their Wicks Church requirements; Tapers. ruary next to open at least four or and St. Joseph's College, Hunter's Rev. Bro. Xaverius, who has been insisted on the Protestant service pushing Sanctuary Oil, Charcoal, insense, GLENORAN NO. 10 annual ball to be held in the VicHoly 011 Stocks, Missal Markers, Priests' New Ritual, Pictures a Spethe transferred to Western Austyra!ia, at the grave. five more new churches. Before long, Hill, were well represented in Father O'Donnell toria Hall on Tuesday, August 16th. SCOTLAND'S BEST. cialty. Stations of the Cross, Acts or Consecration to the Sacred Heart: his Grace says, there will not be a Liguori case. Mr. G. E. Flannery, was tendered a farewell social in St. said that the thing was wrong, and They intend to make it the finest of Rosaries; irlsh Horn and Mother Pearl PURE Silver Children MALT of Mary WHISKY. Medals; Pictures of Bishops' Conference; Photos, of Dr. Mannlx; Books by As supplied under Contract to the suburb in Brisbane without its K.C., who assisted Mr. J. L. Camp- Kilian's Hall on the eve of his de- he would attend and read the Calate of the season, and if W.A. cation Sheehan and Father Benson. Good supply of Irish Music and Readllospitals and Government Medical church. Not only had they church- bell, K.C., is one of the bright ex - parture. Mr. T. Cairns occupied the tholic service as the dying wan entertainment Department. ing matter by Fr. Lasance, Sir organisation James and energy cotmt for Also Railway Dining Cars Butler, and Francis Thompson. students of Riverview who has chair. The whole of the members es, but they had them filled. Agent for Catholic Directory, 1921, Record, Sacred Ileart Messenger, Our The funeral cortege was anything, success is already assur- and the Leading Hotels and Clubs made a splendid name for himself at of the Marist Brothers' community, wished. Lady's Annals, St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Press, Advocate, St. AnState. joined by Father O'Donnell is his proceeds are being devot- throughout the thony's Annals, Ave Marla. Benziger's Magazine. Irish, American, and Sole Agent: After an edifying life, Miss Ger tie the Bar. As Acting Judge his de- as well as the officers of the Marist robes, and with him were about 100 ed. to The English Literature Stocked. the Children of Mary Stall at Circulating Libra,,. St. Patrick's Badges, O'Neill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. cisions on intricate points are al- Brothers' Old Boys' Union, were pre- Catholics. Priest and Catholic peo- ed PHIL Large Assortment. COYLE the coming bazaar. This stall is O'Neill, of Laravale, in the Beau- ways respected, and when the dis- sent. Mr. R. J. Laird, in proposing ple remained about fifty yards working very hard. The ladies desert district, passed to her eternal tinction of "taking silk" became his the health of the guest. referred to from the grave while the Metho- composing this sociality THE PALACE HOTEL always reward on the 21st tilt. Her illness there were expressions of gratif.ca- the sterling work performed by him dist service was being read. At work hard in Catholic charity St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. the accomplished tion and from all members of the Bar. during his nine years' stay in was brief, the the conclusion, Father O'Donnell efforts. The PALACE is situated in a most young lady was in her 23rd year. Mr. Tom Purcell, who was ore of the city. The chairman presented Bro- advanced to the grave and read charming position, close to Banks and The East Fremantle Stall at the Beaudesert hard the workers Commercial at Houses, and Theatres, and educated in the case, is one of ther Xaverius with a valuable wal- the burial service. At the end of Mary's Mount Bazaar held a sucShe Insurance Company, Limited. Is largely patronised by the principal Con it, where she spent six years the best known and liked ex -stu- let, and the gift was feelingly ac- the ceremony those assembled sang cessful social and dance in the local Farmers and Graziers in the State, SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. if school her close dents the of at St. her Joseph's a as College. MODERATE TARIFF. Mr. knowledged. A dainty repast was the hymn "Faith of Our Fathers." Town Hall on Thursday week, the J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. course, and at the time if her death Purcell is an enthusiast in matters provided. and musical items were FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, His Grace Dr. Barry the 14th. inst.. when a most pleasant Telephone A 4 9 was on the staff of the educational of law, and it is said-and with rea- rendered by Rev. Brothers Xaver- foundation stone of a newlaidchurch evening was spent by a gond soand EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST department. At the Requiem Mass son-that the Bar lost a bright ins and Maurice, and Mr. Leo. t St. Helen's recently. St. Hel- ciable crowd of parishioners. The M. J. O'KEEFE CURRENT RATES his advocate when he took up the pro- Cavanga. E MIDWOOD, Manager. for the late Father Enright, en's, in the opinion of his Grace, is hall was prettily decorated with notaeor, 245 Carr -at., LeftlePV1110. Grace made a touching reference to fession of a solicitor. an ideal tourist resort. Beet, red and green streamers artistically Pork,ree Miss O'Neill's death. R.I.P. Mrs. John Noonan, of DovetonainTTrnatili Beechinor, who was arranged, while the stage was ar- ways a speciality. What is known as the Ligouri case street, Ballarat, who has been un- ill Monsignor An meat kept In for some weeks, has recovered ranged as a drawing room. shaded Goods Cool storage on Premises. Tel. A3297. NEW SOUTH WALES. ls hastening very- slowly towards an der medical treatment in Melbourne, his usual health. The solemn and beautiful cere- end, and there are many evidences has returned home greatly improvPR' mony of religious profession took that public interest has waned con- ed in health, and is now on the high SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL LIKE. NONE TASTE LIKE UNION BEER. place recently in the Novitiate Cha- siderably since the counsel for the road to complete recovery. Mrs. pel, St. Joseph's Mount, South Bat- plaintiff made his opening address Noonan has been for years past one hurst, when Sister M. Benignus (says the Sydney Freeman's Jour- of the most indefatigable and capC. H. SMITH & CO. Symms pronounced her vows as a nal of the 7th inst.). Public inter- able of workers in all church and UNDERTAKERS. Sister of Mercy. Immediately after- est will probably wane still more if educational movements, and her 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. Many of our gallant A.I.F. men returned home wards the following four young la- the daily papers give the case at improvement in health has conse- 'Phone (Day or Night) .. Al2.31. feeling fit and well. Though worn by privations dies received the holy habit:-Miss length, and continue printing column quently caused great rejoicing amEileen Hyland, in religion Sister after column of the driest and most ong her friends. and nerve-racking experiences of active service, NORTH PERTH MOTOR Mary Enda; Miss Gladys Sicard, in uninteresting cross-examination. Cathey landed back in Aussie saying "I'm feeling GARAGE. religion Sister Mary Colombiere; tholics do not mind the spacious In recognition of the interest he ANOOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. fit." Buoyed up by the beneficial sea voyage Telephones, A1937 and A4598. Miss Annie Nugent, in religion Sis- publicity-they rather welcome has taken in Newman Collyege, affiand expectancy of the welcome home, they DID CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND NIGHT. ter Mary Martina; Miss Mary Glee - these very full reports-but they liated with the University of MelCream Cars for Weddings. feel "in good nick." son, in religion Sister Mary Ita. cannot help wondering why the Syd- bourne, and also for his practical . ney editors should have become so assistance in furthering the welfare J. SPIGL But now, the re -action ! Weak nerves, insomnia, The bazaar held in aid of St. enthusiastically interested in an is- of the Foundling Hospital at Tobacconist, Perth, will be pleased ti despondency, and similar ailmentsFrancis new school, Sydney, recent- sue as direct as that which Mr. Jus- Broadmeadows, his Grace the Arch- you would call for your requirements ly, realised £2,000. Archbishop Kelly tice Ferguson and the jury are ask- bishop of Melbourne, the Most Rev. and save money. 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apostle took away the temporal repeat, in a tone of absolute incre"Hey, meanie,- said the pink FEZP--rggigrairg-MWEffligiMP! you think that, child? There is not punishment. That is an indulgence. much of the saint about me yet, at dulity. Scotchman, "can ye no tell me Non -Catholics grant a kind of "I do not know; that is to my. Pi all events, God knows," she added, wheer I'll find the Kirk?" plenary indulgence to every one by said yet," just as cannot tell you The coloured man took him by gazigazirL,,airami,,:;uizfazai,,e,A bitterly; "is there, Rosalie?" saying that works of penance are Rosalie. "And now, Winifride, do GRAN TING INDULGENCES, the arm, and led him to the cor"Not much, certainly," said Rosa - be quiet, and say no more about it. unnecessary. The practice of the ner, "Go richt up to yon wee house, naivete, which Mother is looking this way; and she childish a with of granting an inlie, OF THE CATHOLIC Catholic Church and turn to yer richt, and gang up or made even the unpalatable fact will think that we are all quarrelling PRACTICES CHURCH. dulgence only to the deserving and the hill," said he. less unpalatably from her lips in earnest." comformable to more come certainly The fresh importation from Scotthat of -"not much certainly; but forsinner, Scripture, as well as more reasoned Martha and Mary and Lazarus,' land Winifride said no more at the moTHE TWO MOTHERS. (By Rev. John J. Burke). looked at him in horror, "And great perhaps, reason, very able. and yet but few glimpses are vouch- arre ye she ment, but when, a little later, from Scotland, mon?" he "Whatsoever you shall bind upon great saint, and"-But sere Rosa- asked leave to retire for the night, Experience teaches us the utility First, the sisTwo mothers met one day at the safed us of them. lie suddenly became conscious of and Mother Mary of St Anselm took earth shall be bound in heaven, of indulgence. They encourage the ters are set before us with a word. asked. door of a church. colourthe said arre," ye "R-richt abrupt off broke whatsoever you shall loose up- faithful to frequent the Sacraments, her rudeness, and Martha received Jesus into her ed man. Aberdeen's ma hame." that opportunity of inquiring what and One entered full of radiant joy, ly. 1/3y Cecilia Mary Caddell.) they had all been discussing so eag- on earth shall be loosed also in to repent, to do acts of penance, and Proud and triumphant, carrying in house, and was busy in outward, "And hop long have ye been "And-and what?" said Winifride, erly during the evening, she answer- heaven."-(Matt. xviii., 18). perform works of piety, charity, loving, lavish service, while Mary here?" her arms CHAPTER XI.-Continued. heightened Rosalie's Of the many practices of the charity. and devotion. by had feet she amused at the silence sat in ed in a way that showed she had Her little child for baptism. "About twa years," said the colThen their colour and embarrassed manner, and not, in spite of Rosalie's assurances, Church, few have been the cause of A practice productive of such be. mie her repeated friends!" "No The other, the unhappy one, leav- bathed with her tears. man. more controversy than that cf neficial results is reasonable; it is to make her speak out. got rid entirely of her suspicions. brother is ill, and they snd to oured ing the threshold, "Lord save us and keep cc!" tress. "Where then will you go, my determined granting indulgenciee. Though not also responsible because it is sancwhat then?" 'sor"And did feel no friends?" "Well, Mother, I certainly poor child, if you have can Also carried a child, but this poor Jesus; "Lord, he whom Thou time "Whaur said the new arrival. "Well, if you will have it then," est is sick." And in His own surprised-shocked even, I the cause, the granting an indul- tioned by Scripture and the Church mother "I do not know, and I do not said Rosalie, with desperate coun a little furnished a pretext for Lu- of every age. For God would not the Lord came, and they go out to I get the boat for Edinbro?" say-to find that some one had gence Brought it, dead, for burial. care," said Winifride, bursting into age, "it is almost always those who may apostasy. Leo. X.. who was sanction it, nor could the Church meet Him; and then follows that -that poor little Rosalie, I mean- ther's FOOL. THE OF CRY THE tears. "I only know that I will give and metPope two dissatisfied, at that time. desiring to com- practice it if it were not conformthe and and and scene of unutterable tenderness, are restless A few more steps had lost all her hair." no longer?' stay here to who first at plete St. Peter's at Rome, trouble of appealed end reason. of sublimity unsurpassed: the silto She who bore in her happy arms no able fool the said Goda' repeated "Lost her hair!" the no Mois "There ent waiting of Mary; Martha strong in his heart. The fool finds it imThe child of her love; "My dear child," said her mis. come Magdalens in the end." ther, looking completely mystified, to all Catholics for financial aid. in faith, but realising so vividly, possible to reconcile the idea of a tress, gently, "I am quite aware that The other, bathed in tears, Winifride frowned; but she had "What on earth do you mean, Wini- There was certainly nothing wrong in that, in this. With these alms it was baby. with her practical the consciousness turn of mind, Who followed her dead fride?" God with the existence of the different as your education has been a lurking and hesitating; blaspheming "fool." To the minister from that of most of our children spite of this s fry trenchant opinion, Their eyes met; and at that moment fact of death, "I meant that she or someone else intended that the most magnificent to up looked Christian from and temple in the world would mother "Canst 'Thou chow Thy wonders in her, happy It was the of you must have a great deal to put Rosalie loved for her, has cut it all off: and who declared that sixty years the grave?" And then once again study had convinced him there was up with sometimes; and if you had her as a being infinitely superior think it a great pity, for she looks be completed. whose eyes and companions, "Majesty, stricken on the eve of His Passion, we see her Power, the while of Glory, Strength, broke, Tears frightful without it." replied Winino hell, the old Irish woman re: but a safe home to go to, I should to the rest and Beauty, all arc aisled in this Jesus at Bethany. Martha, true plied: "Sure, an' ye won't be sixty be only too happy to send you there therefore she contrived to keep her fride. woman eternal ark worship to her rharacter, is serving; Mary seconds in the next world -till you're at once. But consider for a mo- temper, and to say, with a of undefiled." Who had lost her child"Oh! that is all, is it?" said tl.e All who contributed toward the Oh, miracle of love. smiled, forget- at at first, pours the precious oint- convinced." Mother, smiling. "Well. I am glad uonrftreirtedds: ably good affectation of indifference, n t ;without entrue completion ment, in adoration and love, on His is THE OPTICIAN it that of a y St. Peter's ting her grief, and comdares I " W ell, it is no worse. (I really thought fro.n youngin you reand be your divine Head. At the rosy baby. looks that it was a question of plied with the necessary conditions ALCOHOL COMPARED WITH surely it would be madness to leave ough in most cases, but it won't MEANS am I were for And then we find the tomb of St. granted events, transan Elliott, at all indulgence. (L. E. Pato -Bulhao TEA, ETC. murder, the very least. Now go so in mine, us yet." I hope, to heel, ifat you Martha at Tarascon in Provence. The alms were not one of the lator-, in the Literary Digest. like; but first send indispensable was sobbing too bitterly to leave in a few days now, When the storm of persecution should tell us to Winifride I likely, conditions. Our learned authorities very not Those Rosalie to me." reply; and after a moment's and am came, the family of Bethany, with that it is an error to class wine, beer conditions were a sincere repenF. S M C WORDS OP WISDOM. say, to return, even for the honoura (To be Continued.) a few companions, were put into a and spirits together with tea and pause her mistress went on. tance and confession. D.B.O.A. D. B. Hence, and glory of turning myself into "My child, my poor child, can you boat, without oars or sail, and borne "stimuthose who did not contribute could coffee under the heading of To give up struggling is to give freeman of theCityof London Magdalen." reflect upon the terrible death from to the-coast of France. St. Mary's lants." Tea and coffee have a to not gain the indulgence. Perhaps up God. "What! going to leave us?" cried which God preserved you so merciThe HThest Qualifications in the Dominican Tetzel, who was An optimist is one who makes the tomb is at St. Baume; St. Lazarus \tally different effect on the body and tone of utter dismay. UNDERWOOD BUSINESS the other day, and even wish Rosalie, in a before Ihe Stare (By Exam.London) feast, chosen to announce the indulgence, great our best of it when he gets the worst is venerated as the founder of the therefore must not be confused with fully just "Going. to expose yourself again to the same Church of Marseilles; and the memof exceeded Lovers these other beverages. his powers and made them of it. too-the feast of St. Magdalen!" temptation?" COLLEGE serve his own ends, Success in life largely consists in ory of the virtues and labours of the "cup that cheers" will rejoice to "Feast," Winifride repeated,of con-a "Then I will write to my father!" St. Martha is still fragrant at Avig- hear, on medical authority, that tea His action in the affei. was not finding out what you cannot do. "What sort temptuously. in the ROYAL ARCADE cried Winifride, suddenly looking approved by Rome. If it is certain has no "depressant after-effect." up. "He was always good and kind. feast, I wonder, can they manage BUSINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. Thousands that are capable of non and Tarascon. opposite Town Hall 'the null Business Course, sir hours that the Pope did nothing wrong This applies also to coffee and co- He surely would great sacrifices are not yet capable give you here?" to wish me not to reyear, payable per day, f20 for the asking for aid to build that beau- Phone PERTH. coa. Tea, coffee and cocoa exhiliof the little ones which are all that "Oh, but it is a real beautiful WALK TRUSTINGLY. Course, in 25 per term. A Year's 4P298. main here any longer. But I have the takare tiful they if cried monument but rate, you," are required of them. to religion, it is three hours per day, 212, payable I do assure quanti- never written to him once since- feast, small dinner S3 per term in advance. EVEN- equally certain that he did nothing in grand To many this life is the porch of a such "And' What a vast portion of our lives en only child. since I left him-not once even; ONLY-Shorthand wrong, that he did not exceed the ING STUDY peas, green Heaven, full of its overhead harmon- is spent in anxious and useless fore- ties, and if, in the casey of tea and and Typewriting, and Bookkeeping- limits for anything I know, he maY afterwards-lamb is not too ies, shining already in its sure bodings concerning the of his powers when he grantthree evenings per week, CY 10s, currant tart, anti all sorts of future, and coffee, the decoction has no re- think me dead and buried already." and per term. ed the indulgence. In order to undawn. things, besides!" either our own or that of our dear strong, this exhilaration good as if her she added, again sobbing derstand this, we must have a Be faithful in every jot and tittle. ones! Present blessings slip by, action, nor do they injure the tisof the season. B USINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS. delicacies the "All The smallest infidelity is like a and we miss half their sweet flavor, sues of the body. "Hence they are heart were breaking. Special Full Course for Boys, six clear idea of what is meant by an BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, sneetred Winifride. "But "Poor child! poor child! write to in fact," ever hours daily, Bookkeeping and Ac- indulgence. stitch dropped in knitting-it spoils and all for want of faith in Him entitled to be called stimulants, so him, ask yourself, Rosalie, 109-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, counts, Economic History, Econohowever, by all means; I am did you goes: it, experiment call scientific far as you the whole work. as You frequently hear it said that lamb, MELBOURNE. old this who provides for the tiniest insect mic Geography and Technology, how that is the best thing quite sure it of Consolation. When you wish to pray, enter in- in the sunbeam. Oh, when shall tea is proved not to weaken, but you can do," said her mistress kind- would be in the month of July?" Business Mathematics, commercial it is forgiveness of sin, or that it is "Scruplee"-Worde By Rev. P. Gearon, 0.C.c., D.D,, English and correspondence, Olnce a permission given to commit sin. to the Heart of Jesus as into a we learn the sweet truth in God rather to stimulate, the mental po- ly. "No doubt he will answer you "How old? No; I do not underMethod, Price, 5/9 (post free). Procedure and Business B.A. Its use in far too sacred desert. You will find where- that our little children teach Rosalie. It is said neither one nor you!" the other. us wer of the brain cortex. Song." Set to music. stand Economics Civics and Elementary Soldier's "The once; and you need only remain _sso for the year, payable t5 per An indulgence is not with to render to God what you owe every day by their confiding faith moderate quantity is not followed at I.atest and best of Irish publicathe unsophisticated to catch the mauntil you receive his letter." Price, 1/7 (post tree). term. tions. insinuation. this Him, by offering the prayer of Our in us?-we who are so mutable, so by any injurious reaction, and is net here of forgiveness drift of sin. In fact, an inlicious that Winifride wrote accordingly ONLY, three EVENING STUDY Extra packing on roll, 3d. extra. Lord Jesus Christ to supply for faulty, so irritable, so unjust, and prejudicial to any of the functions very she went on breathlessBy it. evenings weekly, t2 105. per term. dulgence cannot be gained until sin "The Crucifixion of Ireland!. day. She made not attempt to "And then," yours. in the evening, we Call or write for further particulars. has been forgiven. One of the necPrice, 1011. (poet A. Campbell. He who is so watchful, so pitiful, of the body."-T. S. Clouston, M.D. her own conduct, telling him ly-"and then, in the 'Phone 2357. Mothers our One's daily life has its share of so loving, so forgiving. Why can- The supreme difference in the use excuse with essary conditions supper for gaining an in- Talksfree). have had haphumbly and simply what COLLEGE, Ethics of NursUNDERWOOD BUSINESS Nurses-The to forms is that it is fruit, and no end thorns and thistles, which cannot not we walk trustingly over that of alcohol in all dulgence is confession. WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, ing. By Rev. H. S. Spalding, S J. and though she cried herself gardens, and fresh be imagined away. One must look day's appointed path, thorny or followed by an after -stage of de- pened; ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. Neither is an indulgence a licPrice. 9/6 (post free). of amusements afterwards." ill over the letter, was finishonceit pression, it sets up wideand that Social beyond and above them, and, rea- flowery, crooked or straight, knowense, a permission to commit sin. Some Ethical Aspects of the "All very fine, and very delightful, and sent to the post, she felt have By Rev. W. McDonQuestions. lising to the full the blessings that ing that evening will bring us sleep, spread injury to the tissues of the ed no doubt," said Winifride, in- VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. No one, not even God Himself, could I ald, D D. Price, 10/6 (post free, body, ""for which reason it is a infs. happier and more at peace with her- terrupting her without ceremony; Harvest Terrace. Miss AL O'Callaghan. give permission to commit sin. For Mother are ours take less heed of the sha- peace and home? !n 'Divine Grace-A Chapter of self she had done for many a than Medical, TeleSurgical, Maternity. use of terms to call it a stimulant. dows and defects. the Theology of the Immaculate. God is all good, and although ail "but I am too tired now to wait for phone A1030. By Rev. S. M. Slogan, O.P. Price, Alcohol , . is a narcotic, and, like long month before. In this better the rest of the programme to -night, Home is the child's birthright. powerful He cannot sanction that free). frame of mind she attended rem:, (post 8s. WEAR SPECTACLES. other narcotics, is possessed of tranThe world should unfold to a child FIRST TO which is evil in itself. It would be Princes of His People--St, John the and-. But what on earth have THE W.A. DAIRY. sitory so-called 'stimulant' proper- tion: and her manner was so much you been doing to your hair, child?" from the home -centre; all experBy Rev. C. C. MarEvengelleL contrary to His very nature. An more gentle and courteous than us. have to go to Italy to locate ties."-(Sir Victor Horsley'''. Price, 5/1 (P,st tindale. S.J. THE W.A. DAIRY, Wanneroo-road, indulgence. then, is not what it has herinterrupting ience and education should there theWegrave suddenly cried, she ual to tie children, that the latterr, tree), of the man who first Pure milk Park. D. Keene. begin, that centre meaning love, proself, as, for the first time that night, Osborne been painted. Having seen what The Visible Church-Her Government, part of lb any were twice daily to encouraged delivered to show her, ir. failing idea of aiding his struck the FAITH AND WORKS. long, city, direct from our own cows to an indulgence is not, let us see what tection, trust, honour, and disci Rosalie's that Devotion., etc. I'y perceived Ceremonies, she their rough, simple way, something eyesight with two lenses attached Price, Rev J. F. Sullivan. Supplying it is. It is a remission of the whole plisse. wreaths of hair, which customers. Tel. A4381. You go into the church to obta:n like kindness and consideration in shiny, black in front of his eyes by two wires (Mit tree). the Convent' and Collogee. often of no scruple made had she or a part of the debt of temporal Catechists Manual. .First Elementary His mercy; first show mercy (says St. return. One, in particular, of the hooking on behind his ears. ST. JAMES. child's face, had By Rev. R. MacEachen. Course. punishment due to sin after the had admiring to the name was Spina. He was a learned John Chrysostom), Make God your little group round Ernestine ASK FOR 10/6 (post tree). cut away, leaving noguilt and eternal punishment have The Price, monk who lived in Florence. While debtor, and then you may ask of long felt a loving interest and ad- been entirely Social Teachings of Jame. Conand Feast, Monday, 26th. July. rough RYAN PHIL but a short crop, forgiven in the sacrament of By Rev, L. McKenna, Si. nolly. at work on a beautifully illumine, Him. and receive with mercy. We miration for her, though she had thing Motor Car for Hire Day or Night, Penance. Price, 2/- (post free). ted missal, in 1285, his eyesight are not heard barely for The lifting hitherto ventured, to show it in no dishevelled as a boy's beneath her Dodge Car No. 208. Motor Garage Tell A CORM* of Lessons. dee, a fisherman on the Lake of grew dim, and, intent upon finish- up of our hands. Stretch forth your other way than by fervent, secret muslin cap. "What have you been phone, In the early ages of the Church Faith ByandJ. Dety. A1927. G.P.O. Motor Rank. F. Smith. With preface is it A3488. where and hair? to your doing Galilee, and it was fro mhis father's ing his task, he constructed notorious sinners, after being abby Rev. S. Si. John, SI. Price. the hands, not only to heaven, but to prayers in her behalf. Her name now? she repeated, in a tone which, ship, and while engaged in mend- first pair of spectacles. The rest the poor. 'If you stretch out your was Rosalie, and she was so youhg, solved, were sentenced to long pub9/8 (post free). suggested, must For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gas -Fitting, lic penances. ing his nets, that he and his young- was easy for his fellow-sufferers. By sincere sorrow, hands to the poor, you touch the and so young-looking, even for her past experience Work, answer an Iron extract and Galvanised or later, sooner to er brother St. John were called an indulgence or remission of some height of heaven; for He that sits sixteen years of age, that she seemGLANVILLE'S the docile, little being to whom be fishers of men. Among the twelve of the time was granted them, Pub- LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. MARK DUNN there receives your alms. But if ed almost a child among the rest. from question SHE WOULD NEVER SAY The was addressed. three were again chosen as the lic confession and public penances Great Australian Remedy for Instant 332 -334 Wellington -street, Perth. PLEASE. you lift up barren hands it profiteth Winifride had been attracted el the But Rosalie had her own ideas on and Speedy Cure of all Headfamiliar companion of our Blessed are replaced by pious devotions. Relief Licensed Plumber and Drainer. ready by her beauty, and simple, nothing. aches, Neuralgia, Toothache, and Inat least, time, this Supply, and Water subject, Metropolitan the the To Lord, and of these James was one. There was once a small child who Upon the performanse of certain fluenza, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumwinning ways, and whenever she and Drainage Department. determined to keep her Sewerage, lie alone with Peter and John was never would say please, chanced to be in good humour. she was MOANA CAFE Dairying Utensils. Baths. Bath Heaters, pious devotions the Church at times bago, etc. Price, 1/9 per box, or 3d. net If she would to herself. secret each H. powder. C. Glanville, H.P.S., admitted to the house of Jairus I believe, if you even went down on and Made Windmills Tanks, and grants an indulgence; that is a rehad singled her out from the rest HAY-STREET, PERTH, Fremantle (Two doors she could when the dead maiden was raised mission of such temporal punish- Market-st., your knees. of the group to talk to, in a more tell the truth, however, from Post (mere). to life. They alone were taken up But, her arms on the table. would For Afternoon Tea and Support familiar and friendly manner, than, not tell a lie; and she was still hesiment as is equivalent to the canonithe quesand trying to evade to the high mounta'n apart, and HARROLD & MURRAY cal penances correspondi ig to the sit at her ease, with the exception of Ernestine, she tating when READ THIS! it flashed across Wini- Produce Merchants, Victoria Park, saw the face of Jesus shining as the Andl call to her mother in words vouchsafed to any of the others. tion, suspicious Chaff, Hay, sins committed. is in our midst a curious i.spe mind, that the have on Sale Bran, Pollard, PETERS sun, and His garments write as Attached to every mortal sin, of There This had completely won the heart [ride's such as these: Kerry Ice le WNW Oats, Barley, Wheat, Linseed, mailman. cut off, ag- Straw, been hair had "child's" snow; and these three alone wit- "I want some potatoes." "Give me Tel. A3946. besides Cash. the Terms guilt, Your Patron is the punishment And the Price Is Right. and Maize. of the little girl, and not content by and wishes, own will her age Solicited. Ring A8255. nessed the fearful agony in Gethseincurred. This punishment SCULPTORS MONUMENTAL is eterwith praying for her, and defending ainstnuns, some peas!" some for punishment as a the mane. when His face was bowed "Hand me the butter!" "Cut me nal and temporal. That there is her in her absence from the criticor other of her short -comings in Tft. Ah101 down to earth and His garments BRYANT & WATERS this twofold punishment we learn some cheese!" isms of her companions, she had one T. P. HERBERT classroom. An immense aril were dyed with blood. 80 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH, What was So the fairies, this from various places in the Bible. Family Grocer and Provision Merchailt, that very morning made a little act the very rude MERCHANTS. and COAL inWOOD indignation of kind satisfactory it that won James s place among We have an example in the sin of 398 Itokeby-rd., Sublac0 (Near Nichol of self-sacrifice, as an offering to our daughter to tease, To. Attended Promptly Orders dead Office and possession of her soul. Families Waited on Daily. the favourite three' Faith, burn- Once blew her away in a powerful David. God sent the prophet Na- street). orders TeL A8933. Blessed Lady, in order to obtain stantly took attended to and carefully found out the nuns at ing, impetuous, and outspoken, Show Yard than to warn him of his guilt. When Country grace for Winifride, that she might She had packed. all their With thought. she last, but which needed purifying before Overbreeze Nathan rebuked the king, he until she conpersevere in the convent and over the the mountains WEST SUBIACO they of kindness, pretence specious the "Son of Thunder" could professed his sin with signs of true S. BEECROFT had become quite good and settled seas, could be tyrannical enough them., THE J. J. BENDON claim the Gospel of peace. It was To a valley, where never a dinner BUTCHER, contrition. Then Nathan told him Three minutes in her own mind, and had crowned it seemed, whenever the poor creaSHOE STORES, 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. James who demanded fire from that God had forgiven his sin, but the work of reformation by goir g tures in their charge were sufficient- Only she sees, walk west of Meat Sold. Prime Fresh Killed 130 HIGH-STREET, FREMANTLE. heaven to consume the inhospitable But, down with the ants, the wasps, that many temporal punishments once more tc confession and com'Phone 1341. Phone B425. Station It was them. to submit to docile ly Samaritans, and who sought the would' follow. When God forgave munion. andl the to keep place of honour by Christ in His In the woodsbees; the sin, the guilt and eternal punThe conversation chanced to fall, not in Winifrides nature she must live until BRIGGS AND ROWL kingdom. Yet our Lord, in ivManufacturers during the evening recreation, upon her discovery to herself, and she Thos. ANDERSON & Son ishment were taken away: but temepos she learns to say please. 608 Wellington -Street, Pee' Family Grocers and Provision Mer- poral punishment remained. and Importers one or two of the consecrated peni- cried out aloudbuking his presumption, prophesilee Railway Goods Yard). 1 Othsr site Fitzgerald -et. and Raglan -rd., chants. Ernestine-look here, look A. Ab"Only of and Stone Merchants o Lime ed his faithfulness to death. "My THE SCOTCH NEGRO. tents, who had left them some fine what they have been doing to Rosa- N . Perth. Families examples could be cited, but th;s is solutely A1794. 'Phone, Highest Pereentele of the chalice," He said, "indeed you shall Orders AtCodintry on daily. waited sufficient to show State. Write for Prices that there before to take the habit of the lie. It is really too bad!" is a Lime in the , MARE and tended to. drink; but to sit on My right band and particulars heroic purchasing else twofold Magdalens. Winifride, at Srst, took kind A Scotchman landed in Canade, of punishment-eteryeti competition. "Why, Rosalie, what have The is not Mine, but My Father's, to not long ago. The very morning lie GRANITE nal and temporal. no part in the discussion, but her In confession ,here.Briggs ein defy No connecthe trade. doing to your hair?" Ernesgive." Both the one and the walked abroad he met a coal -black MONUMENTS, HARRY McCARTHYover the guilt and eternal punishment only curiosity gradually became excited, been tion with others trading under a siminow questioned in her turn, and Motor Car Painting. others were his. First among the negro. It happened that the negro Manure at very Established Lime for name. lar are taken and at last she condescended to ask tine eyes away, fltADSTONtS, but not always the of the other children being the 195 PIER -STREET. Prac- temporal punishment. so years. Apostles he drank the chalice of had been born in the Highland dislanguidlyThis tem- low rate. etc. drawn in the same direction, tical Coach Painter, his passion and first again entered trict of Scotland, and had spent poral punishment is what is taken "Who are the Magdalens you talk soon in an uproar at group was little the into the kingdom, and took his the greater part of his life :here. about? I hear often enough a*-out once. away in whole by a plenary and in T. J. COONAN, place on the Apostles' throne. SUBIACO HOTEL Naturally, he had a burr on his them, but I have never seen them part by a partial indulgence. Representative, is one of your dear Mo- lioaeby Road, subiaco. Emu Beer Printed and Published by tongue. yet. Where do they live? In this "Thispenances, In a similar manner we have a acLonunodation Good continon Tan Always I suppose," St. ANNE. ther's part of the house or the convent?" ued Walter Wins. twofold punishment attached to tor Country Visitors. LIMITED BRYANS they dared "How Winifride. "Don't you know?" said Ernescrime in this world. He it; and how could you be such a Proprietor. Yeast, Tuesday, 26th. July. tine, looking a little surprised. "I do is sentenced to a term in the plen- PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. them?" as to let fool Bowls), Perth, (opp. Murray -street St. Anne was the spouse of St. thought everyone here knew. They "Let them? What are you talkWEST & GARRETT tentiary. After spending his life Joachim, and was chosen by God to have, most of them, been children ing about, Winifride? I did it my- WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMBERS. of punishment he becomes back to WEEKLY PUBLISHED be the mother of Mary, His oe n in this class; but'they are real reli- self, if you must know; and nobody Our Specialities: Pumping Engines, society, but finds he has another Blessed Mother on earth. They Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, Tanks, punishment to undergo in being gious for all that now." knew anything about it." EDITORIAL NOTICES. Bores, and Pumps. were both of the royal house of "Not religious like our Mothers, else avoided by his friends and others. 10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. you say that to pretend you The names and addresses of corDavid, and their lives were wholly though," here Rosalie amended. cut"Do The practice of granting indutgen. respondents and contributors must and hands, it off with your own occupied I.i prayer and good works. "They dress in brown, and live of tour own accord?" asked Winices was founded on many passages accompany all communications. G. F. YEATES One thing only was wanting to quite by themselves, with one of the f ride. "Pahaw! child. They must of Scripture, both of the Old and Secretaries of Societies, corresponOptician, their union-they were childless, Atothers to rule over them." Testament. (In the 12th Chap- dents, and others will please note You could not, 37 BARRACK-STREET. PERT.. New and this was held as a bitter mis"Their rule, I believe, has been have orderednotyou.have ter of the Book of Numbers, we that all communications intended done it of (Opposite Town Hall). tortune among the Jews. For taken from that of the Carmelite and would learn that Mary. sister of Moses, for insertion in the current week's accord." own your long years Anne ceased not imnuns," said Ernestine. was forgiven a sin which he had issue should be in the hands of the did," " I could, though, and I ploring the Divine mercy to grant "Carmelite nuns!" cried another, Telephone Bit 2. committed. But God inflicted up- Editor by midday Wednesday at one even Rosalie, stoutly. "No her the joys of maternity; and at "why, they lead an awful life; Lucy said latest. on her the penalty of leprosy. This FARRELL BROS. length when she was an aged will be dead in a week, if she goes thought of desiring me to do it." Reports of Parochial Functions Merchants and corn was a temporal punishment. By the "But why?-but why?" Winifride General ProduceCrushers. woman, Mary was ,born, the fruit should be authorised by the parish in for that rule." prayer of Moses an indulgence was suchlook pretty priest. HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. rather of grace than of nature, and she won't," said Rosalie,re ;nat persisted. now " you The only Firm who Specialise In Grain granted: for God took away the hair, andno Reports of Weddings, ls, per inch the child more of God than of man. a decided tone, temporal punishment. By the and Salt Crushing. 50 words). With the birth cf Mary the aged saint, and will go well through with sight without it." prayer of Moses an indulgence was (about Funeral Reports, is. per inch; in to give it to our cut it off 'I Anne began a new life; she watchit, I am certain." granted; for God took away the eluding names of persons present, ed her every movement with rever"A real saint, Rosalie!" said Wini- Blessed Lady, then, if you mutt temporal punishment. M. HALLION Is. 6d. per inch (about 50 words). ent tenderness, and felt herself fride. "Why, how do you know' know," said Rosalie, driven to her Our Divine Lord left with His FremanPhotograph Reproductions, 8d. wits' end, and utterly unable to op Machine Bread Factory, North hourly sanctified by the presence Did you ever see one? I thought, of Church the power of granting In- per square inch. minimum, 7/6. Bread delivered to all parts PERTH. of her immaculate child. But she for my part, that there was no such pose further evasion to Winifride's tle. Fremantle, cottesioe, ciaremoiit. Malt dulgences, as we learn from His All Communications should be adSECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS, had vowed her daughter to God, to thing as a real saint to be found eagerness. and Brown Bread a Speciality. Ship- words taken firma St. Matthew: dressed to: B730. Tel. "But why?" Supplied. Winifride ping only could God Mary had consecrated herself in the world in these days." Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College THE RECORD, "Whatsoever you shall loose upon again, and to Him Anne gave her in WA. "Ah you would never say that BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. earth shall be loosed also in hers hack. The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly Mary was but three years if you had only known Lucy," reven." attended to, plied Rosalie, eagerly, "I was so old whets Anne sad Joachim led This promise implies the power of littik444:ArActOttfictiltArk.5.4.:4nkAtAttOe..Ste.til..5itc: Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. her up the Temple steps. saw her glad when she went to be a Magdaloosing not only from sin and its All Public Examinations are prepared for, including Univerpass by herself into the inner sanclen, for she was a great deal too eternal punishment. but also the pe- AND BOOKBINDING sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, Matriculagood for us down here in the classtuary, and then saw her no more. wor of releasing the bond of temportion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. -SEND Thus was Anne left childless in her room." al punishment: of freeing from evPhysical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive Winifride could not help feeling lone old age, and deprived of her the Cadet erything that would attention. Military Training is imparted in our prevent the amused at the childish eagerness of purest earthly joy just when s'te NEW NORCIA Companies. soul from entering the Kingthe speaker. "Then a Magdalen needed it most. She humbly adorAND PUBLISHERS, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking dom of Heaven, St. Paul PRINTERS must the extra good, indeed, most ed the Divine Will, and began again MURRAY-STREET are taught. Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph Its granted an indulgence to the ineesB she. Rosalie?" (opp. to watch and pray till God called Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative purCorinthian. as we learn from and A3457. "Yes!" said Rosalie, decidedly; hones A3 her to unending rest with the poses. + tuous the second chanter of his second for the Education of Young iLadies "she must. And I tell you what," Father and the Spouse of Mary in A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which Epistle to the Corinthians. By the she added suddenly, "I shouldn't be the home of Mary's Child. pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of re K, power and authority which he rePrinted,, a bit surprised if you became a For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR tools. 'etors, ceived from Christ,' he granted the istered offi Magdalen yourself, one of these fine ST. MARTHA. Three-Term System. New Pupils are received at any part of RY Corinthian pardon from performdays, Winifride." the Term. A liberal discount is made in the ease of brothers. ). . 1 ing a certain penance. This pest: "4 ' 78"0"IPOsIra3sPrIrliclOsIlf4"Os201;Os

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