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THE ORGAN OF THE ARCHDIOCESE
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13, 1921 PERTH, SATURDAY, AUGUST
as a Newspaper Perth For Transmission by Post
OF PERTH
VOL. XLV
SUBIACO. for a consider. kind held in Perth order that tickets -AUSTRALIAN able time. In the IRISH sung by the the all, was of which reach and deuce was held on Ireland," concert A may be within 2037 (New Series) Peter Lalor (Perth Branch). SOCIETIES. as follows: August 3rd. in the Progress Hall, peaceful audience. prices have been fixed creating a contented andd nsh CommitBranch tickets, Lalor .-ssingle qu Peter 7/6: aid of Rosalie Popular in The this title ticket. Subiaco. 1ti Double so public meeta tinuspnere, 5/-. Don't fen-- Lady candidate. A very pleasant H.A.C.B.S., SUBIACO. wish to thank all those who The usual fortnightly non was present so lung would there of the Ladies, 3/-; Gents.. branch was held tee various musical effete and enjoyable evening was spent. It the members your it above the is the rendered this of ing ably Australians invitation. are By Hibernians, we If get. Sunday of on he strife. the Hall number the Hibernian to an Austni- at the was entirely satisfactory. and above society. Al- items. the Make it a success. is in our interests ironi and the public evening, August 7th, at 8.30. were about fifty, were presentSt. atJoachA report of the last football organiser (Mrs. Brideenan) Francis iian standpoint to educate arbe conditions (Thomas the will weather branch thank of Junction questhe the meeting the sincerely played by half -yearly committee the Midland Meagher) Branch. to opinion and thus settle heed the though on Tues. match on the sporting nage of this tists for kindly helping in making very uncertain previous im's Branch, Victoria Park, John Hull must SECTION.) availtion. the de- found all prowere was place, All The part taking inst. success. ( WESTERN AUSTRALIA committee a 2nd. Junior the the evening day. the A meeting of Papers in the universal protest of the being made meeting Piano selwith the splendil new hall able seating accommodation gramme was as follows: song, Sunday. 31st ult. Mr.in FitzEfforts were Ireland as ners. "That and even the held on (vice-president) the lighted was H.A.C.B. Society. is at the disposal of Catholic them- -not the casea fur ection, Mr. Bullivant: that in the Empire to plai.e hall was occupied, gerald use. distinceverywhere into Presiby false The Miss G. brought comAcknowledgments. before t' gallery had to be the Branch, Mr. chair. A fair number of the A special meeting attended that was forcing societies et the Park. Old Irish Mother of Mine."Land the one ease yf the Irish case truthfully and of only metroGriffin, dethe was of was of It Joachim's, "The Philip make each There sang President St. el; from of who would The present. tion. were dent delegates Begley. Edward Stack. at the meeting, mittee case for Ireland and to people. theEducation Greenbushes a general meeting of the Spiritual Director (Father Hayes branches was held in the Gra-Ma-Chree" as an encore; dance, emancipation of Ire- P. J. Ryan, presided S/ Mrs. McGinty. 10/:£1 10/; Miss Ireland-the was creative possible warm wel- politan 7th P. on the platform cided that Miss very following him a Sunday, distinction the Fling). all on with for to that AustraHall (encore, had called Reidy). make Some and be extended Hornpipe He land. (Applause.) (per Father El. evening- branch with the object of further- come. Father Hayes. when speak- Hibernian I the two speakers of the following were present. Ryan; recitation, "Fontenoy." Miss a false position. (Applause.) to band lians say "1 love freedom, and Kyle (Perth). need of inst. The M.P., and Mr. Sunday. branch. Trumpeturgent Edwards. "The the the of J. Edwards, out look Bro. song. A. A. interests pointed appealed to those present Ireland Officers: Finnegan; Mr. social S. ing, Let the District ecnicree have freedom. at parish for the both visitors from ing J. O'- er," Mr. B. Gorman: song, "The Honour South themselves together andcase. A goodly number were presentheld a good hall in every activities am- D.P. (in the chair), Bros. J. Thee: after herself. I may jeopardise ne J. J. Dab". LL.B.. Fremantle BranchesVisitors. Irish J. Hynes, Irish Jub:lee.," Mr. Ryan (encore, T. their friends on thethem-would D.S., South Australia. Farrell, the general meeting which was pre- furtherance of social Australian the position by taking part in this conSubiadvised till He Cooney Walter O'Malley Frenot y. tall Mr. the Catholics. --and "The Verdict Was" and "Lullaby"); P.D.P.. C.. Begley, on the 7th inst.. When these people The State President (Mr. On Tuesday evening last,Self-Deter - Irish be in a position to still the troversy." pre. ong Bran- song, "Father' O'Flynn (encore), Creighton. Who strut'. Dwyer) and the Rev. Father Mc- siding. The minutes of the conaco parishioners. snore particularly and G. F. exthe mariete ',ranches of the League of noisy Dr. Iohnsons in our midst. of free it amuses me. and follow D. to read Bros. songs, "A Toast were Ausplatform. in Patrick's, St. Mr. Eastman; Mahon were also on the by seve- Vi0U, meetingaddressing the meet- the Hibernians, the first blow for freedom and see ches: 142 =nation for Irelanda compliment- The Australian was a lover of free(en414 Subiaco. to Erin" and "Sincerity In ample of Victoria Park, hall firmed. Peter Lalor from drelend. The meeting was opened in the Leahy and J. Hart; loss Australia -tendered J. J. Daly, A. dom and fair play. Talk to him tralia? the to Pearls), suitable 413 a cf referred rebeing O'Reilly; first erecting S. String only and the president "A about ing. the Whu has core). items, Bros. 3. Moran pot. musical ral at Empire (Applause.) of had present ary- dinner to Messrs. jingoes Also song, eBeasa. from the "The Soldiers' Song," sung by the which Australia and democracy and Mott, without the Subiaco district. G. Beglee: West Perth, Bros. T. J. Brown and cently saved Australians and A. Edwards, 11.L.A.. mind through his other mili- Young Ireland Society's boys, which suffered in the death ,of a gnat the meeting were the President and A. McAdam; 484 Highgate, Bro. J. miss tiful Mother of Mine," Miss Australians at pre- soning histhe shackles of conscriptior. District . prominent South the Australian could not Bro. R. Harris; recitation. "Saturday with ear. and Ireeffect. Trish -Australian- the late Mr. Ryan. Past President of Park, from Victoria splendid 520 Marilee Australia with Dr. IreMcMahon: est Al of rendered tarism? was the took Hoard. These otecers stressed sent visiting The help but realise the justice As 1 sit in my Miss P. Doherty, A.L.C.M., acted as An amount of discussion thenactive teams. J. J. Williams; 708 Leederville, Bro. Morning Early," Miss S.O. Finnegan; land. (Applause.) the Carnival footballmum Dwyer; Ginivan place concerning the social was filled land's claim. (Applause). importance of holding Focial events Cathedral Women's wing, "Until," Miss Mr. Will drawing-room after my day's work accompanist. finally between the different branches, G. F. Creighton. Hotel Orient dining gathering, inwas Address. It branch. Daly's Gold," of the and mantelpiece ty the Secretary White No. 1, Sisters Smythe and Volk- song. "ru Sing to You." Miss A. State "Green, there hangs over the eventhat sang be with a representative Casey, O.M.1., held being committee whole- decided that a social such .as were MoCormie: song. "Sweet Jenny." a the portrait of a woman long since which was received with man. cluding Rev. 'Fathers Mr. J. J. Daly was accorded en- formed to act in conjunction with ing. Not only did such events O'Neill and It was decided to hold a grand (encore, "Ada's Serenade"). Mr. applause, and for an"Molly He convey dead-God rest her soul. (Amen)Lynch, Ahearn, O.M.L. to form and strengthen the jubilee ball on Tuesday. September Ryan; dance. Step Jig 'encore, Wai- wonderful reception. best hearted present committee in all socia' tend the gave the me to President gave who Ginivan League State a woman Mr. the to core McCormack, Ryan of friendship between members 13th, in the Hibernian Hall, as part Shear Truhbias), Miss P. Doh- ed his best thanks matters. The following ladies were qualities I possess-my mother. Hawn," which was sung with great and ties ter Dwyer, State Secretary for affording hint thethetmpurtuente of the different branches. but they in commemoraaccompanistes. were Mrs. MurWho gave expression. Miss L. (Actinism A.T. elected:- Mesdames Gibbons people of Whit gave her to me? to eny, eiled prominentT. selfeictermin(2 . Tole caws preyed an important auxilary of the celebrations Jubilee Year. The and Miss P. Doherty, A.L.C.M. speaking N ilatul Misses thus of Miss Presi.s Kingdom, Daly, Australia other Society's phy tion of the was the accompanist. he was only to thousands of ationists, Cr. B. and Wil- in the gaining of new members. in. Fitzgerald Fremantle. liehisfeltduty in coming the purest and best of mothers? Ire- C.L., recited "Eon- son. Pettit. Carr. Hegnev. gag Bros. T. J. Brown, G. F. Creighton, Dancing was then indulged Shiela dent Lord Edward branch With such a competent ap- loughby. occu- doing what was For a short time after the meet (We experienced sweat difficulty Who gave to Australians tenity," which also received Re- D. Leahy, J. Tully and J. Moran, leasnn euchre. (South Fremantle) which hung the in contact with as many of the land, every played notes have we Subiaco members the ing committee, members their fathers who have left their plause from all present. the musicof and Sisters Smythe and Volkman in deciphering corrrenondent subpied theeshair, over apology some very enioyable enter freshments were then partaken de was West Australian -Le.:1.1,1111 comprise the committee "elected, this week. Out marks on the rugged road of Liber- al items having been concluded, theJ. expect was We evening the Irish tricolour. Ai. L. Jones for un- as he possibly could. lie would future. which of near rest the nencil, in the lead and J. in tainments S. mitted them of placing be- ty in this land of ours-men now President introduced Mr. J.South congratulate these ladies on the' voted to dancing. All from Sebi- with Bros. J. J. Williams and received from Mr W. Ire- Daly, State Secretary for was. almost unreadable. and is contables were take the oportunity the opinion O'Reilly as joint secretaries. phases of the Irish too old to carry on the fight?would avoidable absence. Thethe aco were unanimous in good new appointments. tend trust they occasion. fore them someaffected have been asked to trary' to general rule.-Ed.) some Australians delegates and The land time, Australiens. the Australia. make jolly it to a daintily decorated for as bast had that they will do !their appear- question at their reto secure ,.he far sooner spend six nights weekly and presented an inviting Mr. J. J. Daly, on rising to speak, branch a real live wire. The first and are looking forward to the not - form sub -committeesso that every and clearly pointed out Ireland's provided a Before it ofwasthepossible Australians it was in the jazz-room of Mrs. So and ance. Mrs. Monaghan was was warmly applauded. Mr. Daly Place on the 10th inst distant future when they hope to spective ofbranches, support takes meeting of accordwill be able claim to nationhood and the deter forfrightened are Society the they put which whom undivided somemember So, have 'the splendid menu, spoke very clearly, and of Ireland moved by Mr. T. Hegeete entertain St. Joachim's in a pat- necessary to assistance of the Irish losing the friendship ( ) of, than ward some very convincing argu- ft was to co-operate in making the jubilee initiation of the people ed generous and appreciative a general meeting of the what similar manner at Subiaco. that Mr. support and Pins to to obtain justice and freedom at cause which the intended in it is to weekly success Self-DeterIreland's hour branch one for the ball case spend Australia. of the the second Sunin on ronage. subsequent tile meeting on last necesments residents held The be deem may it branch four cost welcome', whatever and provided Ireland who has given Australia eination for Ireland. Ile also ex- day of each month. Aftr some dis- was held on Thursday. the 4th. inst. be. Mr. Sheridan's Band of Daly, in a sincere speech.and Mott. case was a just one, could be got of If Austraso much. ("Shame.") and with much cussion. the motion was eventually meeting, mem- instruments has been engaged, and sary. detail, Messrs. Daly, Edwards. Australians in Irish quarterly the plained a Irish three Mr. meeting the they During closed.Being coupled with Bro. Hart's services Mr. Walter Dwyer supported eu- to stand together and help each lians had any idea of gratitude. for interest to those present, how the carried, of bers attended in good numbers. Australians, in the personsDaly, Both speakers and the meeting then Branch of the seventy present. as MC.. and Bro. Brown as assistthis critical period in their would spend their lives working IlDaly's remarks. over at Australian other being South and there M.LA.. who. Edwards, an we haee own of Messrs. seve James Connolly (Millbury) Branch Bro. W. A. Brown was in the chair. ant MC., should assure all who early Ireland. 'Later on, when and out, Australians the carried logised the visitors as was history, Dr. League and as sting were were initiated entertainment of a high order. Bro. of South Australia. while they, came here primarily to loved liberty would become of achieved our objective, thepeople. Perth ral very novel and good ideas State The usual fortnightly meeting of Three new members of the Creighton has charge of the decora- Horan, the well-known genial were prepared of remorse will worry these footballers, necessity Irish sympathisers.to (Apgiven, which if our own meet the above branch was held in St. into the society. The names of the ChrisPresident Ireland they and for day this doctor, join the in work work regret Sayers, past' little will a E. his as they would approached Miss and and adopt, tions, When are: undertake to were plause.) Thursday members AssociaCouncil new on Boys' Old providSchoolroom Brothers' spurned but tian obJoseph's between the many pleasures League and informed of its are could have been men, (Applause.; with the same success here, espe- evening. 4th. inst., when a goodly Mr. F. Beard. and Mr. W. Cornwall. direction is the work of an artist, tion, were the distirageieheci visiThey had not been the opportunity. that "We of the wothe ed for them. Mc- Five more nominations for member we are satisfied that the decorations 'Mr. Edwards field as jects scores reply on the cially the organisation crowd was present. Mr. P. The president on September 13th will be a mas- tors of the society. miles from Ire:tie:I, and if Never argue with anyone as successful on the football 12,000 which would prove a good Kenna occupied the chair. The ship were received. men remembered by all they That but flag. been. particular self-determina have in give of and merits of a gold me- terpiece. Mrs. Volkman was unani- will be best the not could will S.D.I.L., they for presentation England meeting force the democrat fighting previous peostaunch the the as some of of Irishmen though minutes accord, Joe is not the question. assist the Leamously appointed in charge of the who fought such a valiant 'fight on had earned the respect and true ation to Ireland of her own dallion of the society to Bro. The another way would to been dealt with, the secreso. greater suc- having(Mr. ple as clean sportsmen ladies' committee; and now we behalf of Father Jerger. Mr. J. brief Leahy for having brought along the we. who are so far from the scene people would make it cause a the gave and gue of Doherty) P. right six terry influence democratic to the question is of the Australians. want the ladies of all the branches of action, are not going the min- most new members in the do cess is the regular meetings is a barrister, of Adelaide, and interesting lecture on The The toast was drunk with musi- her to do so, and besides we have Ireland to Self -Determination; rallies every and deposits meet months ended last May. The ate to co-operfee in making this indis- -Daly of the triers Self -Deterof Ireland. Australia League at big public on eral the presents' pensable committee-THE commit- is secretary troubles enough of our not heed irrelevencies. cal honours. meetings greeted copdomestic also that coal. and months; were plause these four League of South Australia. received of Her laws important the work and tee. The prices which, in the opin- mination Mr. Edwards. who was League own." Now, to convince these has Self-Determination. are over with Esplanade, where the Leage* per and iron, the speaker dealing lion was a tribute to Leahy. the gentlemen these the acceptis Both The something, system thanked do Her own. the can are her are within with applause, of Bro. people that we with the general with each in such a manner as to side footballers.. but as the people. could get in touch a ion of oftheall,meeting, will be: double ticket, the other sincerely for the welcome accorded and a lot. to influence the master- able to the majority of be also decided to present to reach freedom most who are not too well acwho had always and was He public, liberty many of accorded lovers colleagues. Ireland Government, his not society British should and single. the the ladies' Why of Self to him minds of 7/6: gent's single, 5/ the aims of apart from football is upon the "Old Green Isle" gold medallionBro. our own similar rights? Fight systemati- quainted with for E. Hughes, ad 3/. The committee appeels to all of their timeour not there as the official mouthpiece Messrs. the secretary. Ireland. of we must first consolidate Self-Determinalion to he sys- cally. as being a sort of desert. Do your work thoroughly. Determination of the South Auetralieg -section ranks; organise our forces on facts the slogan "Get given also so recognise the very good work the adopt to Tennant branches rising and tell on in lecturing to our could M.P., and amenable Shanahan League, belt' is Edwards, Jas. Mr. A. Mr. A. doing for The average Australian the League; but pleasing to know tematic lines. and by plain Busy; do it Now," and thus make Irish societies. a good spoke on the same reibiect. Mr. has done and is still lucidly accorded case was Thomases your silence speak, Put in to doubting reason. stood to them lots. It was these of the show n a worthy celebration branch. Members Anyone who heard these two de40 comprising that we have a just cause and a before him, and he will be a firm round of applause. He only spoke McKenna, .in speaking of the ere' for the the ball Year that out of less than said that whilst motions of sympathy of the Society. Jubilee or of mocrats speaking on Sunday night (Applause.i briefly on the aims of Self -Determin- sent position in Ireland, were his party over 20 were Irish strong cause. That would be the Sel6Dertrminationist. try- relatives of the late T. I. Ryan and own apan Government' His Solkeep at our meeting on Monday nigh. to or due British Returned was (Applause). the Bros. as he ation, We have a special Irish descent solution to the trouble-influence re. policy as J. M. Barry were carried. composed public St. Canice's Branch (No. 495), must feel very optimistic with we ing to adopt the same Africa. opinion to our way of thinkdiers' Sub-Section in South Austra- pointment elsewhere. club was almost entirely He O'Reilly and Moran were appointe 1 Smith Cotteeloe. was in it few -a used to the Irish question when and meeting for had gard classes they two preliminary spoke attend Catholics, to were only At the Dwyer There lia. of Roman branch ing. Walter the Mr. re of our the fight spent to delegates as these had as men procession Irish and anti-Irish-and our busi we had 130 returned men present. have such well received. (the speaker) with the like a St. Patrick's Day minutes, and he wasmoved days in Squth the meeting in connection church The society extended its The above branch held a very en- cause. a hearty er part of his youngBritish was to convert the anti -Irish (Hear, hear.) The section is daily to see them all coining from Mr Walter Dwyer Govern-forthcoming Hibernian Ball. Vari. headed by ness joyable social evening on the 3rd heartiest welcome to our visitors pay for the speakers, and Africa before the Personally he was a Sinn growing by leaps and bounds. Be to passed thanks on Sunday morning class. tee of were vote knew been and deeply appreciated their friendaccounts had over, and functions it pus to Similar retook inst. shoulder meet (Laughter.) through-(probattle Edwards business the Daly. and Mr. fight through further "Johnny" united, both Mr. Daly and for. Feiner, well that the same tactics were now meet, and after held on previous occasions, and ly action in paying us a visit. Mr. Daly thanked the Leaguethat longed cheers)-but he was rot shoulder, and we are sure to win. sponded. Towards the meeting was closed. used in Ireland. Mr. Edwards and Mr. Daly adconsidered was their value in obtaining new memGod save Ireland! (Continued Aptheir welcome, and that there to address them asas a a Sinn meeting was brought to a being social and dance every The meeting, the last he of The evening conclusion Selfbers and the general beneficient ef- dressed the members. and assured the McMahon Like He was there Father ult. Rev. by attending there duty as State Feiner. plause.) the 28th. by McKenna close the and on this by held of them they deeply appreciated their Messrs. Rooney held fect, is fully recognised When organiswas only doing his Mr. W. Dwyer moved a vote Determinationist. to the late previous function of its kind singing in his usual spirited way, warm welcome and good wishes. great sue- branch. It is hoped that in the Round Me," made touching reference a Flag was secretary of South Australia,allnamethe Irish in South Australia, thanks to the visitors in his usual it ing Green had the said, society, "Wrap they the behe who by intercourse asT. J. Ryan, near future social They would carry back with them ly by seeing and learning they interviewed the Sinn toFein finished style. and spoke with dancing and music were was followed by "God Save Mr. This The he evimore cess. be will wherever branches pleasant recollections of happy ac happen tween to was League were prepared of big moves evening who could of the the surance leaders. and class, heretohaving first than dent and encouraging hours spent with friends in Western every support pro- shortly. He was pleased at The release of McKeon went. enjoyable by recitations more old cord the league central made some that ensure renewing happy To Australia, especially in our Irish of fore. a & -Determinawas Self members defined -a big thing. and by the opportunity they was vided rendered songs numl-er and necessary and Catholic societies. When criterion of the latest turn of be social organisation seems Diggerfriendships and forming a the tion to mean Republicanism. The next dance to Su society. the to requested are specially Mr. J. P. Dohenv moved a vote Irish Members the of Hall. ones. ' of newMott, interviewed the leaders events. held will be in the King's present 4t the next meeting, of thanks lo the South Australian in returning thanks, ex-- Dominion Home Rule force were Mr. Loan Mr. J. P. Doheny seconded the on Tuesday. August 23rd. be Digger's He long the Nacre in the on Wednesday. and to Dr. Horan. held be that Invest will visitors, which venture acclamahope new by provided the the carried pressed vote, which was for prepared to support The dance music will be and the the 17th inst, at 8 p.m.. and at which stressed the sterling quality of both wished-for day of deliverance on the understanding that Self-Detion. Mr. Edwards responded in society's orchestra, as Irishthe by Australians, breaking. be present. as will last Board District gentlemen long as A, the at defined was be ladies. to Ireland was happy vein. He exrefreshments by theis promised to dream were termination men .and as democrats. on Dominion and when the present "The Soldiers' Song" and "God to meaning GovernmentEither good nights dancingprice of admisYOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. pressed thi thanks of the society for of these Save Ireland" terminated the pro. an established fact he hoped Rule lines. The Home the patrons. evening. at all that attendance assembly their the the 1/ held ladies. The Young Ireland Society meet many of ideas. if made the object of ceedings. sion will be: Gents.. 1/6: Miss 'H. O'Doherty seconded the soHibern'an their usual well -attended meeting in opening of College Green. The visitors were tendered a was league. would amount to dictation during her On Sunday last. in the meeting in St. Patrick's Schoolroom last Mon- vote of thanks.Dr.and The +est of the "Chairman" of to the Irish people at home what cial in the Trades Hall yesterday preliminary the Hall. Horan as a memspeech secured day evening. then reffioured at the instance when a large gathering ceform of Government they should with 'he forthcoming evening, voile or reThe connection briefly ranks. our Daly of Cr. the ber these the -.Daly, held. in Mr. J. J. The meeting was opened A to do honour to have, which was not the reason by acclamation. Grand Hibernian Bail of was The league entuated the means usual manner with the singing of thanks was carried sponding. league was launched. South Australian champions of the is to be one memthe ball thanked This then Horan on Dr. people Do. celeP. Fremantle the Miss will "Soldiers' Song." was there to educate secure their Gael. Public Reception at by which the Hiberniansof the so- the behalf of Mr. Edwards. Mr. herty accompaniste. Miss G. Beg- bers onand Trades Hall. the Irish question, and right of IreJubilee year he had the said and brate himself, Daly. sent Whis"A been the rendered committee ley beautifully Messrs J. J. moral support for The following letter has a memciety in Australia. A Bros. Stirring Addresses byEdwards. Gov. Miss B. O'Doherty much pleasure in becoming pered Vow." land to choose its own formWeof were to Mrs. T. J. Ryan from the CounDaly and A. A. has been formed ane (with ber. Sheedy" (Applause.) of the Victoria recited "Patrick ermnent. League:the the O'Reilly. with the of at and closed cil Hams then dinner the meeting to The New Zealand, Subsequent respec- much enthusiasm). Johnny Murand like Canada, India, Save Ireland." been instructed by the Park and Subiaco branches joint phy sang "Father O'Flynn" and singing of "God the Hotel Orient, Messrs. Edwards South Africa, etc., partners "We have appointed to Egypt, been the League of public have request above large tively. at a the after. of And Bull and Sort. Council Daly addressed symThe ball. as adver- gained hearty applause for his ef- visitors. the boys sang "The Solcon- in the firm of John secretaries in the convey to you the deepest West meeting in the Trades Hall, Miss Shiela Finnegan reswill be held fort. and as such bad a voicewas Ltd.. T. of RECORD. B. the in Cr. people Irish tised the League. Song." the of the pathy vened by of September. ponded with another of her charm- diers' doings of the firm. What The towards the middle left firm doing Australia in your great sorrow. to ing pieces. Mr. L P. Doheny sang Daly presided over a full house. Miss senior partner of the FORESTERS. event has stirred and nothing will be mostundone and introduced the speakers. He was sending agents sudden and tragic successful "The Wests :Awake." and earned IRISH NATIONAL Ireland? the in of a moand one rendered it make of Australia, people. people the 'Irish its Kitty Joyce sweetly the of terrorise hearty applause. Miss Una Finneto functions Mr. there passBranch. songs. been memorable have O'Neill and Hugh favourite her talking confidence of of tions number was recently gan obliged with "0 Dear Dark above applause. He He (Mr. Daly) throughout the The members of the Edwards rose amidst vast returned from Ire- ed by public bodies Head." Mr. Courtney gave an ex. Manufacturers of the Famous evening audience to a priest justtold references that within lefl Commonwealth. Feelinggreat one of the mock hibition of a "hornpipe." Mr. F. branch met on Thursday was please with the himself and was proved land. good a then like public when Hall, and Aushis that of the Sog- have been made to which had attended, are becoming very last in the Tradespresent. When the clever and brilliant sons Daly. the yards of the birthplace had Higgins' songs talents which was anxious to hear Mr. Australian produced. and whostruga mother was shot loss, to the unique He sang "Mountains of attendance was had Aroon had popular. garth tralia the transacted to been South ungrudgingly of the secretary of the Mr. R. E. Walsh, 'in his usual business ever been the friend or through the brain and her baby re- were given so and Mourne." ranger (Bro. tulster) anIt was moved section of the League. expound Per peatedly stabbed with a bayonet service of his country. To Irishmen fne style, recitd "Michael the chief the gling poor. departure fur the Ens standing in usual nounced aged 'lady he had in a special manner endeared the League and its objects. an "Sons members sang Walsh Again, J. (the dead. Dwyer.".Mr. carried be until he of one of the most useful of her himself by the many sacrifices sonally he would much sooner that the branch to should of Erin," and did full credit to a tni States silence) was ,taken out into the yard make to Unmembers of the cause, Mrs. obligation any Ireland's respected in of and feathered, had made relieved send a wire of condolence on their beautiful piece. Mr. P. Finnegan branch, Bro. J. Quigley, and to show a busy house, stripped, tarred, a lung speech as he had had These were the like many of the opportunists in and the two children recited "I'm Brian Boy Magee." Mr. Ryan had and then burned. partner be to which waited of that gentleman's dinner the never of he the apreciation life, and the time, our public Bullivant rendered a piano selectragic loss. to sharp- things the senior behalf of Forestry- preWere we see how the wind of public opinion just attended did not tend Mr. M. O'Dwyer, who has work on him was also decided to send a teletion, firm was authorising. It propensities dehis nicely bound pocket cona feel we to oratorical infamy? and Mannix, sented such his en was blowing, tolerate gram to Archbishop his safe arrival been absent from our ranks for wallet, and in doing so regretted his Like West Australia, going to Appeal to the hearts of mise all the more keenly because (Laughter.) ei some time. was in attendance lest who ("No!") gratulating him on Bros. Jingoes defend and the State, will welfrom for who ownState his few so Australia departure in of thousand has had he Ireland the men sled women and giving him a land. which he meeting. Mr. Dwyer is appreciated Dwyer, Ryan. and Mitof adversity. But traded in loyalty andwerethethe Union by the members. a scholar, a stir - O'Grady. recomes back to the hypo- the sake of freedom and humanity, her in her hours complimentary disaster. endorsed and chell ruin Jack. These people Adelaide itself and they will respond readily. Then there is one spot in which her loss had saved from ling Irishman. and a true friend and all sincrites of the State. some of these the league will prosper and he a will cause a void which can never been nor chamrion Mr. Dwyer recited "0 Faithful Sons marks by the chairman, always had He and. cerely hoped for the future prosPublic opinion be filled on this side of the gravehad on its Council loy- power in the land. way in the cause of rightenesness; wel- of Ireland," a poem of his own com- perity and happiness of Bro. "Jack." of thinking in the quiet sanctuary of his own Jingoes, who paraded a false He has written several Bro. Quigley acknowledged the well position. judging from the enthusiastic those will sway to oureducate should wife set to people easy the devoted his Emporium was you, alty which they presented to to To Our it anxious only home. him, arc poems, and we old if we can come given Those Unable to Visit his society in an appre the majority other foolish enough to follow.had One to his dear children, we offer Miss G. Begley again wishes of and eradicate the poison of a false that the sympathy of manner, and referred to hisa Em and thee* be hear them. gentleman who had themoved fortune of Our Excellent Mail Order our sincere and heartfelt sympathy, "She's Fgr from the ciative a loyalty to Australia and the Advantage with of Australians was with at take obliged with the poresters as If anyalderman, is meeting an system. there The connection if to be recited ai and we trust that Mr. Dohenv procss- pire out of the people's loved Archbishop. sineing of "Gel Land." most happy one, and signified his Council meeting that all of the the Australian will not support the thing that can soften the blow which which is so organised as to execute with the Service, comic piece, "The Woman and Het intention concluded streets joining up with the sothe of if has through wisdom sympathiser, His sions Efficiently the Almighty in Save Ireland." should league as an Irish Three Cows." Miss P. Doherty was ciety in N.S.W. the he will sup- seen fit to inflict upon you, South Australian capital all Orders Carefully, Promptly and at her best while singing heard Union Jack. he is a trueanAustralian meeting of the brance of next such The in proud held FORESTERS carry at the head the moved was he Australian. that IRISH NATIONAL Branch). that port it as "When i Lost You." And knowledge will be a most interesting one, as Mr. Edwards at once high esteem by all Australians, and (Hugh O'Neill his country's good name. dragon Mr. Sullivan addressed the meet- Father M'7tiahon, B.A., ha. kindly Sethe above by the the zealous alderman beallappointed greatest of honoured the and topers was so loved At the Meetine proces- why? Because "Ireland." to lecture next. ing at some length en eurrent Australia was warm-hearted sons of Ireland, may official flag -bearer for Mr. Sulli- contented cietv on Thursday evening alder- in the public life of the in relation to Ireland. Mr ordinary business: of the nrieete serpent of he some consolation to you in the sions. but somehow the other point! Kill sectarianism. 18th inst., the Rev. Father Mem. yan'a views on the Irish question The and sharp, the at 7.30 see commence quite will ing Irish not the men did by settling the to come. We pray that God Mahon. B.A., will Address "Ireland." are listened tr. with eagerness and members are requested to attend in He was not there sectarianism the pivot years (Laughter.) because his tiers. the subject brine who "tempers the mind" may conof question. because that was members the friends by their League interest bring the and at. to numbers. exfull representing clement officially All members are reouested Mr. on which the sectarian take away sole you in your great sorrow and view, are breed and leckel and ae hear w',at will assuredly be an South Australia; that was Daly) tend, and bring friends along with well becoming of a Patriotic Irish- to pounded, and you would you hear your trial with Chrisinstructive and interesting address. Daly's sphere, and he (Mr. to them the most powerful weapon the help SI. to remain, beg spoke -We also SI. them. Dwyer 0. fortitude. Hag M. tian Mr. man. (Aphad a message to deliverSouth Aus- strife-mongers le asaessed. P. RYAN. 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On Thursday. August 5th. Rev. St. John of God Hospital Ball. Mother M. Antonia, of St. Anthony's One of the chief social events of Convent of Mercy, Coolgardie. celethe season was the St. John of God her Golden Jubilee. Rev. A wedding of iaterest to North Hospital Ball which took place in brated and Father Langmead on Thurs- Dr. O'HurleyBoulder Fremantle people and a wide circle Hall Town Kalgoorlie the and Kalgoorlie, from of friends of both parties was that day, August 4th. The attendance came Mass was celebrated the first and Anne's St. at which was solemnised couples 'Numerous excellent. was The J. O'Grady, Father i'llurch, North Fremantle, on July graced the dance floor and specta- by Rev. also offered b? 16. The ...attracting parties were tors tilled the dress circle and stage. Holy Sacrifice was at Father a.m., 9 Mr. Maurice Corkhill, youngest son The ballroom was brilliantly illu- Dr. O'Hurley, and Dr. O'Hurof Mr. and Mrs. R. Corkhill, and Miss minated with myriads of coloured Langmead, assisted by celebrated O'Grady, Dulures Ilevron, eldest daughter of lights, whilst trails of asparagus ley and FatherAfter Gospel, the first Mass. tete High The Herron. D. Air. and Mrs. fern and roses were festooned from IL miss congratelated the tic ciating clergyman was the Rev. Fr. a beautiful floral centre piece, to Rev. Dr. O'Hurley took of the Chamber of COMtext: his lotion President and He as r, The .Lick was Lite Jubilarian. church meeting. sc.-1.11g The to thy it 0.11.1. use Neville, The say the four corners of the hall. John Redmond-and they must merit of Ulster, who protested ag. es) laiere has been some misunderby the Sisters of main entrance was screened off and "This is the day which the Lord ".""vt""g the nothing of the dead, but what is was defeated, amidst great ap- ainst """ "1'y -"'"""' Puree prettily decorated their being asked to pay mu c,ogland. be glad and us rejoice name let has made; standing in connectionSelf with tali partici, being tile the altar plause. Joseph. John et. arranga tastefully converted into -Deterrent- good-they of Ireland trusted the sterling to the Britogether cue, never exonguisn. garbled report of the A large gatheriii, ed lounge room. Mr. O'Dea, resuming, said he only eight millions when they could not ut The floor was in therein." We are gathered Redmond, although they did not It the larly beautiful. morning in a spirit of joy arfti atiun for Ireland League meeting them as citizens of Aus- tisk Treasury of friends or the faindies concerie "(1perfect trim, and a fine orchestra this hall on understand him going to Ireland as appealed to the told lie also they stILLIca four. and pay the niGao.ldtehiet er bat rt opportunity eluCICIiCG ieees tmo tcheel bride abdi held in the Northam Townpublished an the them as Ltallia""-""thw the church, and supplied the music, the instrumenagent. They did not tralia to give aims and objects of people that Ulster was bankrupt.eriam .icy would see tot: tilled of the lith. ult., which was en justice a recruiting him sae.. on the arm of her father, talists being Mrs. Troup (piano). when lie misrepre- of putting the understand is it "Why toLly entered inealeb, questioner: same and Ireland The c,I.LUCIL., Mother for Reverend in the West Australian. byMiss respected played LI.otiUs Bridal March was Mrs. Brown (violin), Mr. V. Mcbta. scntcd the ideals of the Irish wo- Self -Determination in a reasonable that the Ulster people want toretoe eintieu esuvern- the His to our eflertham friends and those E. Glennoo, A.T.C.L.. who' also rent. hon (cornet), Mr. McClelland (vio- foundress of this Community. with pie. They did not understand him League before them """" with meet not did of organisation that exceedingly is nt the district who sympathise cunstitution the the Archbishep the at Grace if 'March and, The the Wedding we when he spoke bitteriy against those manner, lin). Mr. Crompton drums). of centuries their approval, well then they "lel"' it was be'- dered that Ireland's struggle fur freedom, A supper was served in the banquet sorry that he cannot be here, but wrongs the leptied Dee ceremony. sec 0 would mi. of the The temelusion views. the his him in of opposed who witht sec- guard of honour consisting of "The see the pros- wouldae be none the worse off as far l publish the correct version and was a most sumptuous he is with us in spirit. and he demajority of the righted; they wouldgrow their friendship was concerned. "'us' and those proceedings sc noisily interrupted policy of the isgreat people were Children of Mary" complimented the room. and Lne up What perity of England affair. The tables were most artis- sires me to give expression to Sinn Fein. Irish people tat "`u asked them to do fr..r Ire- net only They wantin themas they by Mr. Rockliff and his supporters: showing vote St. of get a nations Le choir sister the two eel, and happy couple, tically decorated with shaded sweet sincere regret, and to convey his did that mean? It meant literally. in AusApplause greeted the Mayor .veen and democratic spirit land what they were doing Anne's rendered the "Ave Maria.' pea, and were laden with dainties of heartiest congratulations and best He "we ourselves." To translate that selves a just at What man, who ed 'eh -day. to tralia he rose to open the meeting. large. the world of the to cousin next -the Hevron, Claret cup was. wishes to the venerable Jubilarian. Mr. 'Harry every description. meeting into the idiom of this country eta Mentaglian was said a good many at that man, served throughout. the evening. The for whom he has at all times enterMr. Rockliff again interjectee, loved justice. and freedom, would speaker. ante in beginning his ad - bride, made a capable best doing "put your country first." It meant the vote against that? They were not would wonder what he was simply during that applause, nepamidst was O'Meara, Ire evioentey Les. Russell. Mac- tained the most unbounded esteem. tnere Mr. Mesdames Australians. organisers. Whilst He was Australia for the Empire. tress, sale teat on the platform. friends of Germany were asking them to disrupt the eitterence of hew of the bridegroom, was millan, and Riley, with their com- God in His wise providence has capacity of land for the Irish. Why, the Gov - war the (A Voice "You are.") It was their at tee meeeng a :ova Ireland Fein there as chairman in the His Sinn enemies. their grooms at the as peoMills, given Mother Mary Antonia a long the looking success ladies-Mesdames told a of hail were mittee private enter of Tasmania no lees pinion. i hey Mayor of tee town. friend, and therefore duty to have a veers ment at the ,*natter intin miinerent angles, and Wan. The Misses Eileen and Dolan, White, Hill, McEvoy, McNie, and varied career in the religious do with ple to put Australia first, Tasn ania was Germany's Would the Rev. gen- head of. Ireland which would have opinions had nothing to had enemy. F.tty years ago in Buetres *their bride. the the of to do SO. least right sisters Salagari, Ryan, Fels. life. not perfect Weller. Kelly, been but last and Ilevron, Mary second, why they the people's cooperation apd sup they had his taking the chair. He as to his Empire. He (the speaker) held tleman, therefore, explain let them remember tnat they escorted that lady as bridesmaids, Byrne, Sayers. Wylie. Whiteside, Aires she devoted herself in a speapproached and twittedpeople, with their past Pee' just as they enjoyed in Aus but sympathise should way cial to the service of God by niece would did Corkhill, they Dillon, and Daly, there if and Misses Dunne, done and Winnie who were to put, Miss case that a little if nad and that action by one or two If he did they would tralia that day. .\ great deal had not ,:err to hear it, they were free of the bridegroom. was a meat White, Hegarty, Sheerly, Shields. becoming a Sister of Mercy. Owing he peace to-day between Ireland enemies. called themselves his friends, people get their sympathy; otherwise he been said or hinted at liytheMr. Rockto political troubles in that part of bride and to 'The going not and Corry acquitted themselves adIreland was his and -bearer. in Britain. men. Ile train go and Great to assisted charming way Trish in who had in no applatiee and lin' about disloyalty of had England would match together to would net. (Continued :lino, anybody, nor was he going to was daintily arrayed in a charm'ng mirably and fully deserved the re- the world the Sisters left the Argenpast ur previous wars. election to the Mayoralty. Ha odes of "Sit down"). tine, and at the special invitation of de che..e questie crepe of unstinted to ward their efforts to Irish ivory had The of anyone. matter prosperity insult confection the Fein what "Sinn Mr. Rockliff: I said asked them Father Neville replied that tc put to go Mr. W. H. Rickliff (interjecting), was engaging the attention of the and georgette. with silk lace and make the function a success. Mr the late Archbishop Reynolds came do with them, and told themByfield gentleman's question in one Irish." (Applause.) The J. Dillon capably performed the du- to Adelaide. whence some twentyasked if the Rev. gentleman would the bead-embossed trinimiings. In conclusion, Mr. Mr. (Mee said that if Mr. Reck- greatest mines el England-. aThey to people of Irish the he accused word, three years ago, in the palmy days helpine give meant to Fein Sinn if train. which was garnish with true ties of master of ceremenies. elueilinaster. studied mine.: that at elle present time cenlieine appealed to those present and in- tell him disloyal. They would admit of the Eastern Goldfields, Mother Oil lovers,' knots and pearls. fell gra :e LOndoll sitting was terence Germany against Australia during being would he know bie,tion Irish the spealstrs a fair hearing, Children's Ball on the part of a per- the disloyalty that Mary Antonia led a band of devoted. Feiners) a wore preSinn that a knew She the 'lacy (the They waist. the the war. the 4iLleStion. troduced Mr. I' O'Driscall, of the presumed that he haul been What the word Sien Feu, meant. It Lull iron' the blue' came when Mr. fully offrom Despite the unfavourable weather Nuns to Coolgardie. and founded horsewith embroider.' had taken German money when son net, veil ...thee; melte the le s, than sident of the local branch iir to meant allegiance loyal, and hi ter gave large number of a juveniles attendthe flourishing "Community. (Great hand her. arch Durknots, up against invited the was George d lovers' Leis true Australia shoes and He was of the people to me -League above mentioned. that, afeither power. Ireland had never will traitor, the arch -murderer as they worked by and the present of Miss ed the children's ball on Friday. ing ,the past lefty yeae, our venerMr. O'Dihreill said / they were applause.) ' Would lie explain given allegiance to anybody. .She speaking as the son of a Crimean caned August 5th. The hall as on the able Jubilarian of has r voted present herself as "the bouquet of him those hini -speaking beautiful please? A Glennun. there to put before her nationality for veteran, and he woull tell \Ir. Pe which majority of white roses and tulle streamers per- previous night was beautifully be- with assiduous care and conspicuThe Mayor asked Mr. Rockliff to had fought for phases of the Irish question, As regarded the sup - tiff that it he look,' np statistics in selected leader of the with streamers of artificial ous success to the work of a Sister be - leave his question to the end of the centuries. probably they had never hearddelewould find more Irish- the Irish people," to confer with fected a most becoming picture. decked by that war he to Germany given peed support delittle meeting. "Please have a If the question demanded Miss Eileen Ilevron, first bridesmaid. roses and sweet peas, interwoven of Mercy. She has mused the sick. On the platfoesn were tore. Sinn Fein Ireland, he remembered men fighting than any other na- him. with asperagus fern. Baskets of flow- visited and consoled the widow and to way proceed." speaker cham the let Minister of their the Prime on and of dress cency attention the wore handsome were a who gates a certain Commission-had been tionality. ers were prettily mingled with the the orphan in teeir affliction, and Father Neville: I shall give an that Melbourne to attend a National (A Voice: "Those Triehmen were of England, surely it should be con- pagne crepe de chine, relieved will. streamers, and the whole of the de- taught affairs, answer as best I can. He said he appointed to investigate that, and the young. Our Bleu* black Northam people of a large by the sidered rose, vieux of touches Convention on the Irish The North of Ireland Trishment.") the had to tell them first it was said nothing had eqme out of it. prejudiced that they hat with black streamers complet- corations gave evidence of artistic Lord assures us that a cup of cord which was being held there in that am prepared to prove that not o. cue the.: British Government had the report, taste. Mesdames Riley, Macmillan, water given in His name to the question? to the nut listen Hevron, would Mary Miss attire. her near future He hoped thathappy often that the affairs of Ireland did ing in several war, but it. only in the last Ire but they would not let them see the nut strangers to the second bridesmaid, was gowned in and Russell. with their committee, least of His brethren will not go evening's meeting would be a there not concern them in Australia. was other ware there wee a greater pro- Irishmen were Those who were against us in had all the arrangements well in without its reward. St. James Northani. He stood of chine people de crepe vieux-rose augury far, as they knew. which desired to point out thet that of a dress any other. the than of Irishmen portion war (A Voice: "Against hand, and left nothing to be de- tells us that one of the elements of a misleading statement, and the last was a conference in London, British!"1--well it does not matter As to the young people in the hall there before them as a North of Ire- costume, with touches of chamwore a black sired. The three judges, Mesdames religion, pure and undefiled, is to he trusted, would settle the vexed reason he said so was that Ireland (A Voice: "It does matter.". "What who were making so much noise, it land Irishman, and a North of Ire. pagne. also She Lloyd, and Macmillan, after visit the widow and the orphan, -and question tetween the two nations. had sent many to co-operate in toe about Sir Edward Carson --would would be more to their interest tc .and Sinn Feiner. hat, with black streamers. The Argyle, that pioneering work of that great. rand -careful consideration, announced (Applause;. All the stattstics Mr. II. G. Withnell rose to speak- bridesmaids' bouquets were of pale the following prize-winners:--ePret- to keep oneself unspotted from the, eou consider him our enemy? (A go and look up the history of their to Irish the world, while in another part of Holy showed Australia. taken the been of had Mr. elonaghan: We have paid for pink roses with streamers "Not during the war'''. own country. etc. The name rif A Voice How many did the send Voice: be a most moral people. Time had A pretty pale pink tiest set, Misses McManus and Writ we are 'old that those who in, When the question of Home Rule Peter Lalor is one of which Austra- the hall, and we did nut invite you. same colour. Cruse's Peter Pan set; prettiest Tiny struct others unto justice shall shine also preyed that they were not to the war? (Laughter.) pre. Mr. Withnell: I know very we!: frock and mob cap head-dress brought forward, they lians might well be proud. When Tot set. Miss Trude Mitchell's This- like stars for all eternity-. What Father Neville, continuing, said was being willink or submissive slaves. 'Apthat Sir Edward Carson had he led the firing at the Eureka St ck that you lo i.ot want us. At the rented a lovely little train -bearer in tle set; best carried out set. Peter those sons of Ireland had done their .knew store of merit and glory must not plause.) They were only battling Corkhill. Whittle Coercion or share in blazing the track in As.- imported into Ireland 35,000 'Ger- ade, and £500 was offered by the request of the Mayor, Mr. Withnell the person of Miss set; best dressed boy (W. W. Mother Mary Antonia have secured for their own rights. Mrs. Hevron, mother of the bride, Pan It was stated, too, Government for his head, what was sat down. rifles. Jimn McInerney; beet fur herself during ell those years. Armstrong), force was no use to the Irish tem- tralia. and they had done their man de crepe black of Thee Mr. Monaghan said that he want- ware a dress he had brought over a German the reply of the miners? girl. mauve and -gold ballet Like the valiant woman in the Holy perament. The finest characteristic share in gaining the freedom they that military posi- elected Peter Later to Parliameet. ed to ask them one question. Did dente over rich black. brocade, with dressed You are a spy to consider the was Miss Olwyn Davies; special Bible, Mother Mary Antonia has of the human race was the patriotic in Australia enjoyed. concerned. Let them compare this Mehl, an they believe in the atrocities coo, lute:hes of gold lace, and also wore a girl, as far as Ulster tion It a (Applause., Austral people. izes-Patches, loving pi country. Molly Neave and of freedom love She has workMr. C. R. James (interjecting)said with the English official:, and they mated in Iteland during the last emu t black hat relieved with gold. Lorna Moon; Grace Darlings, Mar- eaten no idle bread. was fur the patriotic love of coon- had sent thousands of her best to ed hard and efficiently. Were proof Muss by made were Kill one man and kill All of the dresses the frankness in which the would find that the men who won two years? jorie Swayne and Olga Smith; Ro- required of her energy and zeal, A. try that they de -crated their set- fight for the rights of little nations. Rev. that the and Ppllew. Messrs. the in Australia of answered them anther? had democracy for De Wan, gentleman the Cross, binson Crusoe and Man Friday, Ji After all those little nations were as diers with the Victoria should have merely to Icok around 'al. Voice: "By whom? When the Irish bouquets by Miss Richardson. I.e- yesterday compared Ireland questions was admirable. and they were the Irish. Wright and Bill Stauch; gold and us. Frerch their soldiers with the That This fine Convent and the speak with equal frankness. were fighting for freedomMr. Monaghan: It does not matter After the ceremony a reception was black ballet girl, Frances Gaynor; - schools and buildings in Norseman She was one of the oldest of the should gion of Honour. tApplaeste. was which Hall, as "I was there old kid; the Guild him if they. Voice: like to ask (A at would ley whom, do you believe in them? held jockey, Jack King; doll in a box, and Kalgoorlie bear eloquent witsame quality was deeply rooted in nations. She had had her nation- He by the follow white and should the lead don't worry.") in blue Australians. decorated (Applause). not.") of Voice: "Certainly (A for hundreds hood acknowledged Dolly Moon; golden butterfly. Phyl- ness to the unflagging eitergy- and the Irish race Mr. O'Dea: "I know where you choir, the tables being draped in lis Walsh; Little Green When they of Sir Edward Carson detrimental Mr. W . R. Searle, who was receiv- years before England. Elf and devoted zeal. Like the Ma: ter, she There were Fairy, Fred Continuing, he challe aged oneContinuing, Mr. 'Monaghan said the same colouring. their own ends. He (Father Nev- were." Parer and Josephine has done all things well. It must ed witL applause. said he had been had heard of the rising in 1916 they to Prime Ministers, England's of a very and those present to corer first one of guests, the baby "Put any over one hundred ille) had said, Ryan. Three pupils invited on to the platform by the all knew very well that news carne and the' mother last," of Miss Dorrie be a source of special satisfaction prominent English Statesmen.' not (Reference on to the platform and give an in toast list waS submitted for like a bolt from the blue to them - Rose Irish .$elf Determination aLeague Urquhart. Frances to Monier Mary Antonia to have gen interesting anti an enjoyable musical pro- Reece motion, in Australia. and they at first con- was here made to Father Neville's stance where an Irishman had taken erals who fought for her blight, Gaynor, and the purpose of moving Olwyn Davies-each the during her this morning an old comcountry be- German money. gramme presented. In proposing gave a delightfeel exposition of the with and he was there to speak to the demned the men who led that insur- remarks about putting panion in religion. and a Golden Mr. Rockliff accepted the chal- last war, these all tell us, if we read, the toast of the bride and bride- latest dances. (Ap- rection, because they did not under- fore Empire). He did not believe meeting as an industrialist. Mr. T. Dillon carrie! Jubilarian like herself, in the person and Tans have cent that the Black applause and cheers. to amidst referred lenge Rev. Fr. Neville Tedustriatism was his le- stand the affairs in Ireland. They in that. (Applause). plause.) duties of M.C. Miss de Ma- of Mother Mary Clare, of the Angase mitted greater atrocities in Ireland groom. merits of the happy couple, and out theurehestra Father Neville said he would ans- He said he was not going to thump -than ligion-the upliftment of his fellow sent home cables condemning those rendered the dance street Convent. Adelaide. On be. ever the Germans or Turks the in the name of their many friends inieEs He had adopted this atti- men as firebrands, but there was wer the question in one word, "N5, the table (he referred here to Mr. men. music, and the ladies superintended half of all present I tender to Rev. not committed. There had been O'Dea's means of emphasising his arid those of their respective rela- the supper. tude since he was 15 years old. He one man in Australia who under- he would not." Self-determination any soldiers shot in Ireunarmed Mother Antonia our most sincere he fould ahswer that but life of renarks), peoa long will of the them voice and tives, wished was now 35, and he intended to stood the question, and he stood meant the If they happiness congratulations, and these congratuThe and prosperity. He up and told the people of Austra- ple to govern their own country ac- question with one name-that of land by so Sinn Feiners. Grand Sacred Concert. carry on as an industrialist. prove it. The thought let them lations I extend to Mother Mary Roger Casement. "The ideals. (Ap. responded. own bridegroom he cording their and to was there es a free agent, Lovers lia. music of are reminded It has case still was sub judice. Mr. O'Dea: The man that Mr. was proposed by Mr. that on August 16th a grand sacred Clare. I hope and pray that God plause.) Mr. Gibson asked if they deemed it his duty when asked to A Voice: Name him been stated by une of the audience Bridesmaids" may spare them both many years in named is an Enghas here by the Rockliff acknowledged he to and was an amendment R. Ives, could move resolution the do so, to move Father Neville: That man was will be held in St. Mary's health and happiness to carry on lishman, and a titled Fnglish gen- that the Sinn Fein organisation has Mr. H. Ilevron. Mr. O'Connor sub- concert intended te for that particular Lea- Archbishop 'Mannix, of Melbourne. motion?'The organisers, Misses His good work, and thus fit there been guilty of taking German mitted the toast of "The Parents Church. Mr. Rock. hoots for secand ago not been (Applause., years "It has A Voile: Twelve eight. gue that He the (Hoots and applause). Sheedy and Shiels, and Mr. F. O'- selves to receive money. I challenge any man in the bright he was living in London, having speaker) looked upon that man as onded yet." (Cries of "It has" and liff, whose face was a picture no ar- audience to prove it, and will give of the Bride and Bridegroom." his Dea, have the arrangements well in crowns which He hasthose undoubtedly tist could paint). reinarks being supported by Mr. W hand. The price of admission is prepared been born in a small village in Sus- the greatest living democrat of the of "It hasn't.") Northam Hospital a donation to the for them in Heaven." an in confusion, said In Mr. Rockliff, of the was the father next speakMr. C. Hansen was Slattery; Mr. Hevron, sex, so they could see he age. (A Voice: "Traitor"!) He had two shillings, and patrons are as- concluding, Dr. O'Hurley handed tile Roger Casement had dealings should anyene be able to du so. This bride, responding. The vocal items sured Englishmei bred and born. asHea said that it was a terrible thing for er. He said that the resolution he that of something extra special. has been said Commisnever by the Jubilarian a cable from His of to raise Holiness with hundreds Irishmen ago, mahail was "That, as the with toasts to move the were interspersed remembered 12 or 14 years the British Government to be putBenedict XV., conveying the AposHe (Mr. Rockliff) 'lid sion which was appointed to inquire and a right royal wedding feast, the member o! the Assoeiation of the ting against the wall and shooting jority of the people of Ireland at a rebellion. into the matter. In fact the report Blessing. High Mass was folDemocratic Party of England that men who had led an insurrection two separate elections have declared not know all the names of all the was never published, and with good contributors to the musical portion DESPERATE COUGHS OVER- tolic lowed by Benediction of the Blessed COME. (Uproar and singers: "Eileen following being the the Home Rule policy had been and shed their blood for Ireland, in favour of the Irish nation having Irishmen abroad. reason. Reading history, and see- :111anah," Mr. G. Corkhill! "Love's Sacrament. form before its own more hoots). right determine the to prominently brought try while the supporters of another such Real Breatheable Remedy for ing that all the leaders of political Mother Mary Cecilia who was one the people of England. The or- move in Ireland were received into o! government, the army of occu- Mr. Rockliff. when silence was par- opinion are so anxious that peace Own Kiss," Mrs. T. Shanahan; "MoBronchial Ailments. of the visiting Sisters, was especialganieatien to a hich he belo'sged the British Cabinet. He (Dr. Man - pationbe withdrawn, civil govern- tially restored. said he asked the should be achieved, something surely ther Machree." Mr. Les. O'Meara: There is nothing more dangerous ly interested in the work of the Coolwas the lithe essoriation which was nix) had told the people also that ment restored, and the people be rev. gentleman why the Sinn Feelers must be done, and surely, too, there "My Dear Soul." Mrs. M. Corkhill opportunity to direct should sympathise with and help the (the bride); "I'll Sing to You," Miss and insidious than a persistent gardie Sisters, as it was during her fighting for the freedom of the Ireland was only fighting for her given the He believed rights, and he had said that Ire- their desting by a vote of the whole Germans in their fight against Aus- should be no ill-feeling here in Nor- McCormack; "Let Me Die on the cough. So long as the trouble remains term of office as Superior of the workers of Ireland. that land would never be satisfied until adult population of the country, or tralia. His answer was that Ire- tham. There is no geographical dif- Deep," Mr. J. Corkhill: "That Dear the weakening of the chest goes on, Convent of Mercy, Adelaide, that ar. that the League represented ficulty about the matter. Englanl evening was aekleg for the same she had reecived her independence in any other manner they may deem land owed no allegiance to England. is Ireland's best customer, and Ire- Old Home of Mine." Master Di and the breathing tubes are kept in rangements were made for the Coolgardie foundation, 3...ce his estay in Austra- and the flag of the Irish nation. Her desirable." The Irish question pre- He then quoted Sir Edward Carson. land England's. Instead of increas- Ilevron; and songs also by Mims, an irritated and inflamed 'state. thing. -.env, eery taken a answer? They wrigl that an posi- Was A cough is Nature's warning that and Mr. McDonald. 'Amidst lia he had tot appeal for self-determination had sented some very complicated Ireland's population had dimin Taylor They were told that the gled every time he asked that ques ing, of good wishes and con- something is wrong-that you need a shower interest in the affairs of Ireland, resulted in appeals being made from tions. (shed from eight and a half to four fetti the happy couple later motor- Peps. Perhaps the breathing tubes P. J. RUSSELL but a great many people of Norall parts of England to the Prime Irish people were not able to gov- tion. House for Men's Wear. The Mr. O'Dea said he thought he had and a half millions. Yet they would tham knew that lie took a very deep Minister-appeals from all the in- ern themselves. ed for Armadale, where the honey- have been chilled and are swollen The Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, tine moveclass point a working on the when question was asked rethe, them (Here in satisfied may in the germs find all over world Irishmen The bride's and inflamed. Disease interest moon is being spent. derwear, Etc. Hannan-st.. Kalgoorlie England-that she men of fluential 'Phone 1474. ment in that little centre of Nor- should he granted that right. They high positions. They were told he asked Mr. Rockliff to name an garding the two Parliaments in !re travelling dress was of Wedgwood be setting up sureness and irritation, (ono. Yost Office). tham and in Australia. and he was could realise that those influential that it would be intolerable for the Irishman. He haul come on to the blue with cream vest and blue which, if not checked. may lead to very pleased when he was asked if denominations of all kinds repre- Protestants, that Ireland was a platform and given them the name stitching, surmounted by a becom- acute bronchitis, asthma, or even QUEALY'S HOTEL Mr. Monaghan King said the that Nest Town Nall, Kalgoorlie. he would stand on the platform sented the intelligence and the re- priest -ridden craintry-with all due of a titled English gentleman. He hail gone over recently to open the ing white velvet hat. The guests worse evils. Strit. Queely, Propr bites's. and move the following resolution: ligious soul of England, and they respect to the rev. gentlemen pre- (Casement was a traitor to his Northern Parliament. He had spo- remained and went "On with the stop the cough than Peps do more Union Beer on Dratlitt. "That this meeting of citizens of were all in favour of granting to Ire- sent. Coercion was no uses He was country. He was never in the ser- ken of peage and harmony and ccn- dance" until near midnight. There -they go right to the root of the Northam affrms the right of the land the right to govern herself. not there to mince mattrs, but to vice of the Irish. Thee would never cord. And at the same time the were numerous presents. amongst evil. When you let a Peps tablet PELLEW'S BOULDER (Speaker counthave such wasters. people of Ireland to choose freely. speak openly the truth. He meant off bridethe it gives by the in mouth. a present dissolve them being President of the Chamber of Com(At this stage of the meeting ,a "without coercion or dictation trom crowd of people poured into the there should be an Irish republic: a ed out). Casement tried them in merce said that it is impossible to groom to the bride. set of ivory hair powerful healing and germicidal va- For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, also HIGH-CLASS MBRCHRY. outside, their own governmental in- dress circle, which had not been at loyal ally was at all times better Germany. and when he could not carry on. Today, while the confer- ',rushee also a comb and tray pours. This unique Peps medicine stitution; and their political relaence site, he dares to prophesy that bride to bridegroom. set of ivory as it bathes the lining of the throat first opened. The entire hall was than a rebellious, coerced vassal. succeed he went elsewhere. JAMES SHEAHAN tionship with other States and peo- pow packed.) Mr. O'Dea. continuing. said if the there will soon be one Parliament hair brushes; bridegroom's present and bronchial tubes exterminates (The speaker here was continually ples." Wine and intrrupted, and had manifest diffi- average man in Australia was asked for the whole of Ireland. As re- to first bridemaid, harp brooch, set disease germs, loosens phlegm, al- Genera_ Storekeeper. After a pause, Father Neville there Rev. Father Neville said culty in making himself heard). his views rgareing the Trish ques gards the Southern Parliament, only with pearls; bridegroom to second lays irritation, and soothes the inSpirit Merchants. said would them it he ask why was were on the platform that night that Ireland was not satisfied with They were all aware that after the tion he would answer that he war- a four anti -Sinn Feiners were elected, bridesmaid, cameo ring; bridegroom flamed parts. STREET, BOULDER. PIESSE secW.A. four representatives of the For Choicest Quality Only. Peps enable you to end your her position? Here was the ans- Battle of Bannockburn and the Home Ruler. Had Home Rule ever and these were not game to stand to trainbearer. a gold bangle. tion of the Irish Determination Lea- wer written by one of the greatest treath of Northampton. Scotland been offered to the Irish? (Cries: for open election. coughs, colds, and throat troubles in Call and Inspect Our Underground When Parties gue, and of those four three were men of letters, a non-Catholic, who became independent, and she be- "Yes" and "No") Mr. O'Dea thee merit was assembled, out of these Dairy Produce Department. the in by breathing way ' Nature's FOR SALE. members of the Executive. They wrote that "it was ludicrous of lent- came also a firm ally of Great Bri- quoted Mr. William E. Gladstone. four, two only remained. medicine the same way as the disOne, he were on their way to Melbourne to ish advocates to speak of Ireland as tain. FARM, situated 21 miles central ease germs causing the mischief same would come who. in 1851. when he was Prime suppose(' would be the Premier, and The thing and Kelmscott. attend a National Convention of re- a country prosperous under British of Ireland if she gained her indepen- Minister of England, brought up breathed in. other the Whip. He would between Annadale acres; swamp, clear- were presentatives of the various States rule. for it was the only place in dence. Many of them would regret Home Rule Bill in the House of the have liked to hear their delibera- Size of farm, (13 Peps are also excellent for chilthroughout the Commonwealth, in- Europe where the population had that that had not been granted Common,. That Bill was thrown none, 10 acres. uncleared, ed 5 acres; and Mr. Rbckliff would have Pleasant to dren and old folk. -room, terested in the question which ab- decreased." The population of Ire- many years ago. Had the Home' out in the House of Lords, a been probably dining 5 bedrooms, Ilouse, to give the chit It was his sorbed their attention. and large kitchen and verandahs. take and absolutely free from danthat did not represent the dren an essay able on the same. Let Stock: had dwindled from eight ?nil - Rule Bill been put through before house drugs. or weakening opiates gerous bull. hope, and he hoped the hope of all land milking cows and as 24 will of people. Later oil. the them not think that the people of to a little over fonr million It the war. Ireland would be as loyal of them there that night, that be- lion But it was no use they knew, Mr. Asquith, the late Ireland are as bad as they have been Good customer for the milk sup- Of all chemists and dealers. a great percentage of its popu- as Australia. fore they reached Melbourne the lost Kelmdaily at the ply, delivered twice Minister, had introduced crying that. Prime over He firmly believThose people are not through emigration. The news would have been flashed along lation All fenced, includIt went nine times painted. murderers. who in the very streets scott Station. revenue of Ireland and ed in Self-Determination. which in measure. & CRUSE the wires that the long entangle- surplus Ireland's case meant nr. Irish Re- through the House of Commons, and of Dublin and London had fallen ing 9 sub -divided paddocks. About TheMANNION wealth created were up cut by Goldfields Undertakers, IS Hantwo the that and had ceased, ment public, and that would be a great then went to the King. and was on their knees in prayer when the 50 acres cleared; small orchard. 25 nan-st., Why Do We Lead? Kalgoorlie. those power spent on in and the nations were recognising each other British. new milking Because we understand our business. to the British Empire. ( At signeil without going to the Meuse delegates passed throt'gh the streets acres under crop; It had been estimated gain as sisters nations in justice and in that the money of Lords. but they had no intention on their way to thy London Con- shed, dairy, feeding shed, stables; 'Phone 327. this the point speaker was counted spent in Ireland to truth. (Applause.) At present there keep British people alive would out, and having, concluded he re- of giving Ireland Home Rule. The ference. horse, cart and harness; harrow's was a new order of things prevail, quarrel was between Ireland end and plough; disc cultivator; horse SHEEHAN J. BeetW. Butcher, one million more people sumed his seat). The first motion ended mere in works; chaff-cutter, melon cutter, ing in Ireland, as they too sadly maintain English not dethe ruling class. the Mr. O'Dea next addressed atm the Hannan -street, Up to 1916 the elemental in Ireland, The British Govern- dience, and said he had very much mocracy of England, and it was that noise than in a show of hands, and roller, and other implements. Won - Prime knew. Kalgoorlie. Tel. 488. Marltana-street, ment taxed the Trish to the extent here 'in life was -hired -lei lest. How the Mayor's gong Riser runs thrum's', land; all Picadilly. Telephone 474. principles of political their for wheel their wanted sup pleasure the motion in' seconding of sixty million pounds, of that mathematical calculations enabler' Australia, and even in Ireland, as twenty-nine million pounds were just moved by Mr. Hansen (A voice: pin. (Some applause., Mr. Glad- him to declare the second motion limestone country. The homestead far as he knew, were "Trust the spent 5 minutes from the Westfield AUSTRALIA HOTEL in Irish services, and the re- "What is it?") --and in doing so-- stone had said that the union be- lost is a mystery to all who had alt only Party," "Trust the Leader," and he mainder siding; 10 minutes frier, school. and was the tween England Ireland (Another of voice: "What became KALGOORLIE cut up for British use. They Since 1916 leads you to victory. piece of bribery and cor- equal opportunity as the Mayor in greatest, Cash, 11,950; Terms, £2,000. the previous motion?") saw, therefore, how it hard P. FRAWLEY, itoprietor. was for the manafestoes show that the charBuyers take train to Armadale Good Accommodation for Travails& said he proposed to ruption ever perpetrated by one eitnessing the voting. acter of Ireland is Sinn Fein. "Don't the British Government to give Ire- putThetheMayor Station. and cart will meet same, if country on another. two motions together. be alarmed at that word," he said. land the right to govern herself acwire precedes the day before. A question was asked as to why Cr. Withnell: We have a resolte "I shall expt 'in what it means di- cording to her ideals without any tion that section of Ireland was prosperene Open for One Month. not been seconded we has coercion from outside. Those preOld boys ,if the Christian Brorectly." He had stated that the ous under present system of GnvT. S. HIGGINS, the cannot (Applause.) accept it. B's nied;1 elemental political principles here in sent that night were a inst people. Th ernment while in another seetion therss' College are reminded that Kelmscott Post Office. Mr. O'Dea: If you will extend a The then understood more of the Australia prior to 1916 was "Trust the Present Boys Ninth Annual in of was a state chaos? little justiceDance will take place in St. George's your leader." In Ireland the last Trish people the more they would be Mr. O'Dea: The questioner has (The majority of the audience BUY AT great leader was John Redmond, disposed to see that there would be here on Wednesday, August 24th. Reports Must Reach This Office by rose and sang the national an- nut studied the position of Ireland Hall They no peace in that great Empire until who was dead and done. requiring tickets may secure MIDDAY WEDNESDAY following it with three cheers). He made that his manifesto when Those ceimilitwould see that Irish people had al. the Irish question was settled. Mr. them, them from members of the Whams Bargains Oan;t Be he would never have asked the he sotieht to return to power at the tee at the College, or at the dour on For Insertion in Current Week's ways trusted the people elected to Lloyd George himself had said that. or The Mayor read the first motion- - question. The best authoriti he last elections. They hail Generel the night of the dance. Issue. Iced them, although they did not alon the matter was the Toffre and other great men telling ways understand these men. As to that moved be Mr. Searle, and put could give
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secured fur Chris- Cusack, marking the ball, scored a and twice penalised Souths in order Louie c, Ilanrahan of a point front the goal from an angle. Thomas, to give them free -kicks, but other- tians and scored Anie her point beutele saved twice, and the ball lines. wise he did well. Mr. Ilickey said half-fure aid the Christians' Kennedy down among then went and he teas perfectly satisfied with the quickly followed, flags backs, fur whom Hornby saved be secured, and again the two umpiring. Ruff sed. followed a nice mark. At the bell the total A point hoisted. were Australia. South from Brockman, and then Kennedy scores were 8 goals 12 behinds )60 (14 The early exchanges of the game scored a very clever goal. Two more points) to 2 goals 2bebinds Souths points' were added to Christians points) in favour of Chtistian Brogave the indication that bell. final the College. a desperate thers' at up made well be would score. and Scotch Chrisdown. The goal -kickers for the but after the first quarter of an hour effort, and Stevens sent their play began to deteriorate Christians were nut to be beaten, teens were: O'Connor (2), Herbert (By "WATTLE.") They were always behind their men however, and Fontanelle returned (31, Cusack (2) and O'Brien; while and those for Scotch were Vincent and were slower to the ball, and, on the the ball. Kennedy secured, The again scored the maximum. Three Langley. OPENING OF FOURTH AUSTR ALASIAN CARNIVAL AT FR1 day, they were well beaten. lies Bar team from South last, The best of the winning for MANTLE. the men best of followed, honour leant:: then were O'Connor, Chesson, Hornby. between, Hamilton and Moriarity nett, hitting the post; and 15,000. are front, did' those who while men in Cusack; and a free both -ATTENDANCE, cough 0 £1,221 GATE F received A RECORD CARNIVAL and curiously Kennedy Wonderful Value in Semi -Evening FROCKS, in Georgette and line and recorded his sixth major for the must fur Scotch College were Teakle, VICTORIA DEFEATS SOUTH AUSTRALIA. stationed on the half -back CrepeeleiChine; Very Daintily Trimmed. Special Fair Price, 29/6 to guar and Snell. the Friee 0111 beautiful for McCracken, some fourth and the took and match. Ilatulliott was dice,. and %nen weer Ilarnilton FIRST QUARTER. 63/, was ground play. ter. The term ended with the proletoria k lebeat towards t he it, ,s the hall, semi. Davie-, et.intsiervitt, of play. marks. while his he eital end, and were advantaged by the responsible Gabardine Rain COATS, with Deep Collar, Belt and Pockets, in C.B.C. v. S.C. scores were also splendid. Time and again his gressive scores: Play eommeneed at seven min- When noe bell.wcnt thepoints). ,s net. 42 and 45 inch. Special Fair Price, 14/11. whisked the ball away front Christian Brothers' College, 6.10. tays past three. and Victoria at once Victoria, s.11 above the afternoon he Friday Last also, time. ever,sent on, but Trescowthick rushed out Smith Australia. 4.11 tell points). (Ina 1.1. iippenente Scotch Cellege, An Assortment of One -Piece FROCKS, in Cotton Tweeds and Gabe and salved. sent to !Boonton, who sent teams met un the Cleeremunt Show a fine lone with QUARTER. work LAST his Special Fair Price, 18/6. Scotch Light concluded Shades. ardines, some good interval Then came out of danger. After the long un Urounds, McAuliffe captained the was work from Eason. but Leahy and GolVictorians had the handy lead of 19 drop-kick. His display were guide, on the aggressive, and Christians, whilst Cullen Useful FROCKS, in Navy Print, with Spot or Stripe, all Sizes. led the ding prevailed. and the latter shot. points. Leal* pa'-41 out to Peck- doubted's, that of a champion. a of end thee at trabut the ball travelled nut of bounds. ham from the bonne., and the ball The play throughout was showed Bunning, securing Special Pair Price, 19/6. Dan Moriarity quickly major Scotch. Eason sent on, but Adams intercept- velled round the wing.. :and Daly shot very fast. In the first quarter only have string of passes, booted a Very Special Line of Cotton Tweed SKIRTS, in Fawn, Saxe, and fielding mark- that the great reports that ed for South. Front a throw in Bert at 30 ing!"-a behind. Owing Rankin was prominent. and Beatty ed the kirk -off. placed. but Wised preceded hint were not in the least within a minute of the commencea few points were scored. Special Fair Price, 8/6. Grey. their at- to effective ruck work by continued was likewise. Smith was applauded wretchedly. Scotch play eat*. down, and ment. 'I'm Calder was Spefor a fine mark, and passed to Haines, Clover hut exaggerated. His high -marking Winceyette Dressing JACKETS, in Creme, Pink, and Sky. and and Cullinane, for Christians, the *tend Idly. marked tack, but Lambert secured but Hamilton relieved. Drummond. of Smiths sent the balk lines superb, and time after time he soar from cial Fair Price, 10/6. Lightly, to Kennedy, forwards were able to increase the Victoria., received the first free of the to Atte. then and Peters, the ball eve? sent down to resulted. captured and aloft ed of match. Good. handballing by Leahy a serum. and and Liddle, free, when point and a Hart received a score. When the half-time whistle saw Vickers; do well. Taylor. of Vie- Victoria "held The two the heads of two or three Victor ball." COUNTRY ORDERS. Scotch, secured, and sent down to blew Christians had scored 2 goals troist, was to the fore with line relief flags were railedthefor. Victoria vas ians. Hit kicking also was tip Gregson, to Bunning, who scored a 5 behinds to 1 goal 4 behinis. The work, and Smith also did well. Bert now running two rovera-Eason and We Guarantee Complete Satisfaction with Every Country Mail performance general his and top. Rankin marked well, booted likewise. Haines. kick-off Gregson third quarter placed C.B.C. further the well On the ball point. brought Wen savmark, Order. hal' a great with but Moriarty. his pass miscarried. and was one of an ideal centre gained possesion, and sent to Bell. in the lead. The goal -keeper ed. Cazaly to Lee to Viover-a point. down. but out fur of danger. Vick,c re- I siek man. seven min- Taylor last score to Victoria after to Myers, and the latter Scotch saved handsomely many to Carson, was ell mecarthY called fast work was and line wing, was turned. utes play. Along the I lesking, en the then Rimes, thus preventing a big lead ,,Universal fierce. and Lesihj was predominant Paekhant ate? to Hart, led the attentia and clever. and absolutely tireless. kicked a goal. The play was to Scotch territory, but by Christians. The last there. A south Australian for. ant fell short. and ils ball quarter 84.Murray Sts., altire Hamilton. now Right from the bounce to the final atransferred down no. move was stepped by M.Varthy-a 1111,, the in resulted to Carson free held was very fast, but Christians Vickers. seemed bell his exhibition was great and mark. Easel, ,-,laurel cleverly. but playing r,i ii. end. Moriarty stopped the leeward moveIle had a .1,111 on the rtm, and a be- highly effective. Many and stir- ball being carried, to the other good their lead. When full time sounded Leahy passed ha, ment. Leads tiew high. and took saa hind was served, a and with secured, Stevens 10 POINTS ABOUT THE great mark front looking. t '10 ver for 410111111V, who 1111111.41 right in front of ring were the battles that he had long boot registered a single. Oli- Christians had secured 5 ,soals under, must be financeal, and nomiC.Y.M.S. behinds to a goals. Christians were cured very cleverly. but his shotpull- ;foals. Bri.wii wav prominent with with Drummond (the Victorian cennees for position of president and goal went out of bounds. Melton ver marked the kick-off, and lent best represented by McAuliffe, Ryan Allen to Lewis aerial work. vntendid honours the with but mane the given. wing reached was tre have a free and must ed Lee. treasurer was peel. and then Hamilton brought to Bunning, and that player piloted and Edmunson: whilst Scotch's FAREWELL TO MR. J. though it was an easy shot only a down a akyseraper, lett his kirk went easy. age of 21 and 18 respectively. The QUIGLEY. a big score. A few minors further small score was registered. Tandy. mit of Beatty to ',WY inrr rids. Daly was exceedingly alert on were registered for each side, and noted players were Cullen. Hawke, following are the positions which from a free. kicked well down. but Park. and Smiths !!!!! leowaY. lilt eisineedue. II on made iiic and Hales Paten. also on the forward Munition relieved in eiramition styli. will be vacant at date: --President, the honor, Hamilton received a the fringes, and then Kelly. securing from Kennedy, Owing to the goal -kicking list for August 0141. took tne turm ea a tate- vice-president. treasurer, secretary. smith to Bagger saw an attempt for front were credited and majors a,mt bark. Three lines. ball was free. The I y was for the the "under -age matches" being in- weu to a very entnusiasue and Veilgoal. but without result. game kicked Christians' first goal roarked. and followed with a to him, besides a dashing assistant secretary. warden, and six tip to this congested, and eyee:a for clover were: scores of fir. noleThe progressive "UP 11ag. person term. in toe roe kick that called complete, the result will be pub- unuie iiieinuer individual effort net attraetive. Vic- hear general committeemen. Price of Issue-i96 per 1100. los marked. passed neatly to Beath'. throughout the four quarters. astenciaiice large A Utugley. toria now made a change in the ruck. 7.13 jack College, when competition draws lished the Brothers' Christian was a capable defender. Davies and who placed and kicked well. but no M'Carthy replacing Cazaly. Sparks from the Anvil. This means that £96 buys £1 of 'itemisers and triewas were poy to a close. on and ably suported the efforts of Scotch College, 4.9. Haines replaced Eason as rover. Tan- score was made, Thom saving NW Bond or £9 12/ buys a Bert Rankin ran and Hamilton and Moriarity. His habit eens to wish bun voyage to tie (By the Village Blacksmith). dy to Hagger to Lee. but only a point the gosh month. conThe last term was evenly eaturlast lett. was scored. A great mark by Mor- dodged well and sent to t,ee, who Pass- of appealing to the umpire, wno Jack, Still going strong -the annual bail how- tested. The red and blacks house. ed on to Cliff Rankin right nu the weal got Competition "Within the College." popular iarty fairly brought down the nay ior oydney. per cent. (paid h preparations. Interest Peters to Bishop to Daly, and South line, and an easy goal was scored. Train ever, is one that he could safely well away, putting on two points in now The above competition is of the the bemire Souths rushed the ball foren proposing the toast. Mr. Alice Australia scored the first goalVictoria One hour before dawn -Jack Teayearly!.ax Free of State Ines) drop, as no good umpire is at all in- as many minutes. Bell secured and drawing to a close; only a few Campueii saes tnat tne society was carnival. From the bounce ward. but Bishop relieved. and Davie. the party a from getting home han Tax. who more games are to be played. The prevailed. and Taylor sent on. where He answered with a fluenced by it. sent to Carson. to Stephens, was railed on. a very estimable member WOO otherer?-morning. These gay dogs! Lee secured. but though his kick was good old lime skyscraper. Greenhill llen was always effective, and cleared. Paterson secured in front. Senior Grade shows Dunphy with iusuig Bonds in Previous Commonw a good one it did not pierce the goal. was rendering serviceable work In %volute ue misses oy every section 01 Nominations for committee close Loans can be converted in Golding received a free, and kbked fence for Victoria. Bert 'Rankin was was consistently under notice for but only scored a minor for Scotch' 27 points. whilst Punch follows with tne society, but particularly the August 24th. Put the right men Bis- put in possession by the best piece of good work. He is of the nuggety but this was quickly ,followed by a 21 points. Clancy has gained 20, for goal; the shot fell short. but this Loan at par, by taking of whitiu in the right places. hop snapped up and booted this:ugh. mark, maior from Bell., The red legs ral- and Brown 10 points. As there are ',netball and cricket clubs,supporter. string of markt,. type, a hard battler, good of the day an equal amount in the "D Once again South attacked and al- work enthusiastic was an he all the air left our bodies, scienIf his kick registered Victoria's tenth and can pass accurately, a thing play gers' Loan." ien passed to Golding, who placed, but and of hard bit after a and lied, only two more matches to be play- Mr. Quigley was a man who won tists tell us, the pressure of the atplay followed. ROM... Uninteresting Thorpe reetked grandly in the goals. Still-1;7mM Australia's foot passing was which some of the other members succeeded in putting on two points ed. the results cannot be altered as mac ii.enusinp of all whom he came . ass-Will be paid as Instalments Smith once more was brilliant crush mosphere would immediately to in succession. Bell (Scotch Col- far as Premiership honours are Drummond to Bert Rankin of the team might well copy ing to Lee. who booted Victoria's very poor. lows, -contact with. lie had heard it us to pulp.-Frank, take notice and South's for their advantage. first goal. From the bounce Haines. saw Moriarty relieve. badly a free, but the concerned. then received lege) held holds Dunphy's team Deposit to be lud 10 per cent. by s big trance beaten that jack getting wards now being stated cleverly. were played of Victoria. be careful, old chap. Vic. Peters. the West Adelaide kick was taken from him and the title for 1921. well, the Victorians. Play came across to with Application. the ball to Eason, who dodged a neart in proportion to itself, and "That boiling oil is too merciful Eason, from the grandstand wing. and Clover secur- skipper. played a hard, battling given to Rive. This free led to the but kicked erratically. second Grade for the on Monday, 3rd a very in'20 per cent. In the Junior vouch comet tutone lie persunal of the goal smart snap shot. game, and his ruck wort; was very for the perpetrator ed anotser goal a free, booted Victoria's last score of the day. a minor from teresting finish is being shown truth tut the statement. tober, 1921. a very nice shot. From the bounce From the bounce Iliskius shone. and pars," is the verdict of irate KalVictoria's ruck men prevailed. and vent to Cazaly, and then out of bounds. fine. Souths are indeed fortunate Kennedy. The term ended with Moran was beaten by O'Reilly, and toast, goorlie C.Y.M.S. members. That is the supporting 20 per cent. on Monday, 7th in 'Sully elr. Rankin aecursd. and booted Vir.'s third The final scores were: in their ruck work, Leahy. Beatty, the final scores: vember, 1921. Cogan has still to play Hill. Should said that the departing member writ all this personal par-petrator wants EOM as the bell went. Scores: Peters and Peckham being a fine (78 points). Victoria. 20 per cent. on Monday, 5th Cogan's team win it will be Pre- always one who took a keen interest -boiling ."oil"-about other C.B.C., 7.18 (60 points). felVictoria, r.;,. tee quartet 6.7 (43 'overall& points). south cember, 1921. miers. Hill should win, then in the society, and would be re- lows. South Australia, S.C., 5.10 (40 points). here over Owen Beatty. who was The best fur the winners were Smith. 26 per cent. on Wednesday, all old comrades as on the change over it was noticed Jazz Our tips for the August The best for the losers were Bell, Moran and Cogan plav-off for the membered. byand that once again the ruck men were Brown, Cazaly. Clover, Eason, Bert Ran- last season with the Sturt club, used January, 1922. enthusiastic mem- Stakes-'C.Y.M.S. third annual ball. Premiership. as each will have the an energetic changed. South rushed the ball down kin, McCarthy. and Drutrunond; and for his fifteen stone to great advantage Gregson, Neon, Johnson and Car- same number of points. The goal - ber. Daly, but Thorp proved reliable. Quick play Souths, Hamilton, Moriarty. son. weight, his big For crushes. Date of Redemptionin the behalf on fornzelsv.eghsancir. Scott and (Presideitt) Peters, Bayless, Leahy. Allen, Mr. Dwyer Eaer CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' The best for the winners were kickers for the season in connection a nice turn of speed, hth:dacutoritton the society, presented Mr. QuigGuth -kickers for the wieners: (hover he possesses t.)th Do.eiiiI,Lr, 1930. COLLEGE. point. From the kick in Scott (3), ped McManus, Durack, Lam- with this competition will be pub- of long Kennedy, mark and also a good is and (2), Ran(2), C. Rankin B. Lee shaving and pen with a fountain right ley ball played big. carrying the bert (2), Rigg, Kelly. Burnett, Boy- lished in next week's RECORD, as outfit as a small token of the esteem Eason. Badger, and Canty; and for kick. Peters to Hocking to DWI, kin, through. THE LOAN OPZNS also the winners of the medals. DANCE. ANNUAL eau Beatty NINTH Stuths, Daly (3), Bishop, a lan and Lloyd. and the maximum was registered. (fart. Frank Golding, who was also m which he was held by members. Smith was prominent with brilliant On Monday, August Sth, and C Goal-kickers for the winners were member of the Sturt team that Ile hoped the fountains pen would air work. Lewis to Hart, a wonderful ST. GEORGE'S HALL. I September 5th. AGONY Or PILES. Captain McCarthy worked solidly visited West Australia last season, Kennedy (6) and Kelly:. one -handed mark, saw a minor score be often used in telling his old hoisted. Bert Rankin to Clover saw in the pack, and also played well also showed out well, and his markApply at once at any Bank in friends how he was progressing WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24. The Weakening Complaint Ended. the best high mark of the match. who His kicking, SECOND EIGHTEEN'S MATCH. Savings Bauk or Post Office in when placed. His marking and ing was very fine. ball was forwarded to Cazaly, he trusted, his prospects would be the huge however, has deteriorated greatly. savored a behind. Victoria was beat- long -kicking impressed Dancing, 8 to 12. Christian Brothers' College Defeats Operation Averted by Zam-Buk. his new sphere of activities, where, ing South Australia to the ball. Allen Bishop, the first rover of the somewhat bright. The "Digger's Loan" is issued College. Scotch stabbed Co Hocking, and Hart receiv- crowd, and although What days and nights of pain Drum- subordinated by South's huge skip- team, was many times noted for his ed, but no score was made. lit responding, Mr. Quigley slid Tickets: 8/- Double, 6/- Single. the Commonwealth Govern In the first. quarterthe ball was would be saved if every sufferer mond on the wing received from per -Leahy -his knocking-out was dashing and gritty play. Though associated be to he was proud that and the Security therefore is but Hagger, to passed Brown, who up and down the field by turns, from piles promptly resorted to S. EDELMAN, Moriarty saved for the Southerners. very accurate. He enjoys the dis- he is rather on the small side, this neither side showing any brilliant Zam-Buk! whole of the resources of the This pure herbal Iselin with Catholic and Irish societies, G. BOYLSON, Drummond to Reeser called on Ham- tinction of having the first kick of is no handicap to him, for he darts was the C.Y.M.S. he thought and monwealth. is ilton, who relieved at a critical stage. the match -a free. Hon. Secretaries. in and out of the crushes with the play. Christians opened the score it astonishing for the speedy ease the best of them. Vickers to Leahy to Golding was folbrings. It relieves swelling and "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" early with three behinds in quick For further particulars see y lowed by a poor attempt at goal shootIn the early stages of the game, greatest ease. Banker or your Town Clerk or S succession. but Scotch secured and congestion, stops bleeding, and ends ing. Haines relieved the position for with Syne" Lang Auld "For and O happy! happy! happy day! the Victorians. Cliff Rankin booted a football fans were disapointed with SECONDARY SCHOOLS' GAMES passed the ball to their forward pain and inflammation like nothing Clerk. three good cheers brought the ever. behind, and from the kick in Hamil- the poor showing of Dick Lee, who When she whose beauty you adore line, where Vincent scored a goal. else can. ton brought down a great mark. A was decidedly off colour. In the Christian Brothers College Defeat Greets you in virginal array, "For four years," writs Mrs. Una ing to a close. Christians attacked, and O'Connor South Australian rally that looked like Scotch College. And clasps your hand to part no 20th. being productive was frustrated by final burst he was rather conspicuAUGUST Russell, of SITUATION VACANT. 4 McQuarrie-street, THE BALL, Anscored a major. As the result of Risking. Peters,. of South Australia, ous, but that was the only time. more. On Wednesday, 3rd Met., the much indecisive play, each side was nandale. Sydney, "I suffered tor Tuesday fortnight is the great Only by perfect health sustained was doing splendidly in along the line Christian Brothers' first eighteen tures from piles. The intense pain work, knocking out to his rover in able to register another behind, Clover (of Carlton) was one of Already it is certain that tine day. 'VANTED, a NURSERY South's back lines May such felicity endure, met Scotch College on the Clare- while Herbert kicked a goal for the and irritation at times nearly drove year's ball will eclipse all previous accurate style. ERNESS, td teach two chi! were now fairly tested, but came out the dark blues' best men. Although mont Show Grownds. The day red and blacks. Through constant bleed- events of its kind that we have un- To hold the happiness you've gained Reiman Mar - watched by Moriarity, the Crow From the bounce me mad. of the ordeal with flying colors. Catholic. Apply by le Peppermint Great Take Woods' 'arty playing a star part. On the far eaters' star half-back, he ably led was all that could be desired, and the ball was sent to Christians tor - ing I lost weight and got thin and dertaken. Tickets are going off to T. Sedwith, Dudinin. wing Eason hit to Variety. and that Cure. Each treatment in turn splendidly. and our ladies commitOff again, the attacking brigade. His mark- the game was well contested. After ward line, where it remained until, weak. player booted a goal. absolutely useless, and I got tee is quite a revelation. These Haines received from his followers, ing was at times phenomenal, and a hard tussle, Christians came off the bell rang. The score were:- proved and sent to Clover, but Hamilton stop- his long drop kicks were also very victorious, the final scores being: so bad that I was advised to go ladies have been continuing their C.B.C.. 2.4; S.C., 1.1. pe. M'Carthy received a free from his fine. Four of the best came from Christian Brothers' College, 7.19. a throw-in, and Clover receivedgiving The next term did not show much into hospital for an operation, but good work during the past week. the goal, Wk. andfleepierced Scotch College, 5.10. better football. The chief faults I objectd. and are now almost fully prepared to From the bounce his boot. Victoria wasgoals. Cliff Rankin, Victoria's leading On the first bounce, Christiana seemed to be an excess of crowd- "Then my brother persuaded me cater for the largest crowd that has given a chance, and Golding to try Zani-Buk, which he and his single came Another single. a goal -getter, registered scored two maxi- secured the knock -out, but the ing the play and weak kicking. faultily had been using successful;' yet attended a ball in the Hibernian from Italy Hart got close to the With this ball a new day For Christians, Herbert scored the Hail. ball from his mum scores, but his general play Scotch rover was fouled and boundary line, but the Although I had often heard about and hit grpund, and the did not make along him very conspicu- ceived a free. He sent down kick went to maximum, and O'Connor gained if Zam-Buk's healing power, I hadn't should dawn for the P.C.Y.M.S., Play was Taken to the OUS. the post. other events that will be with the single. Scotch did not score at all, Christians' territory, but Durack, a agency the much other end through faith that it would do good society shortly. our very Hagger, undertaken a clever forward, though who centre half -back, secured, and th in the latter part of the setA of Hislop and Cazaly. and lieskitig hails from Geelong, was frequently play was quickly transferred to the quarter the play was repeatedly .in in my obstinate complaint. HOW will at last take up its position foreto between Drummond ever, to please my friends, I began most in the front rank of Catholic saw the South Australians supreme. called for wonderful aerial captures. other end, where Kennedy their forward line. Christians' to use Zain-Buk three secur M'Carthy received a free, and Hag - His vice-like grip seemed to be able and tried, but Johnson, in goa backs, particularly Hornby, saved a day. The very nightor four times bodies. All the tickets printed n.ust gar flew high, and was fouled. and after from his kick scored a point. Victoria's to hold the leather no matter whe- saved. be sold, and members with a little by a series of fine marks and kicks. 'Lam-Buk I was so free from using Scotch again secured, an pain next goal came front a place kick by ther he was on the run, turning, or acafter a short time Bell succeeded in Time found C.B.C., 3.5; while S.C. that I got my first complete night's bit of push can make this an the Lee that sailed fair between the upfollowing. complished fact long before rights. scoring a minor for them. On the still had but 1.1. rest for nearly four years. As I HALF TIME. Every member is Drummond had many interesting kick-off Scotch secured, The third quarter opened better, kept up the treatment the conges- eventful night. but 6.9. (45 points). helping himself who takes at least tussles with Hosking on the centre series of passes from Bell to Wan a\ Victoria. with an attack by O'Connor and South Australia. 3.4 (22 points). Wing. Honours were about even. borough to Gregson came to noth Williams, which was saved by a tion and inflammation disappeared. one ticket and sells one or two THIRD QUARTER. the bleeding ceased. As Zarn-Bak others. Eason and Haines, roving, did the iroved the only real remedy in Iry artee the long interval M'Carthy reiitg, the latter's shot being save fine mark and kick by Snell, HALF-YEARLY MEETING. ceived a free, and sent down. -and Lee some good work. Eason's left- Lv From a free case my advice is 'Get Zam-Btik McInnes --Christians' goalie Scotch goal -keeper. in to the Puts a was pulled down, received a free, and footed stab -kicks fed the forwards Men-liters are notified that the half Durack sent up to Lightly, to Ken near the goals, Dillon (Christians' and don't experiment with useless scored a point. M'Carthy for Victoria very accurately. yearly meeting of the society will marking in tip-top fashion. was nedy, who secured the first majo captain) scored a minor with a long ointments.'" at 7th, September Drummond was also playing finely. on Hislop and Smith, place both take of Richdrop-ick. The play remained in they, Of chemists and dealers everyBrown was prominent in a forward mond were very prominent in fine of the day with an easy kick fro which election of officers for the enin front. Christians continued the Christian forward line, and O'Con- where. move by Soothe. but Moriarty redefensive football. High -marking attack, but Scotch defenders prov nor, from a snap, scored a behind. suing term will be held. Nomina lieved, and Drummond sent a haek. good non-stop where Clover secured a minor. tions for undermentioned positions dashes, and long-kicking ed too strong, and soon transferred From the kick-off O'Brien marked, goal. Then the just missed that kick, MISS M. McMAHON by the secretary up characterised goalie, their South's play. by save came a great the play. A point came from Bell and passed to Cusack, who raised Choicest Pastry, Fruits, and Confect. will be receivedinst. and Alien Nominees ,or Hamilton Trescowthick. Thorpe, of Richmond, was very and on the kick-off the ball wa the twin flags. Behinds were scored till the 24th brought the ball down, but Hislop In-- safe and reliable as custodian as proposer and sec well as 32 pier...tree,. office Perth ',car of ,treet [Div again sent up to Christians' for by O'Brien and Cusack. A chain of, tercepted. sending to Rankin. to Hag gar. who booted out, and from the the citadel. His marking was good, wards. Kennedy secured in front, low passes between Melvin, O'Conthrow-in Leahy sent out of the danger but his.kicking-in was not up to and the maximum was registered. nor and McAuliffe was stopped by zone. The game was increasing in peer. A great mark by Scott was the high standard of Westralians Scotch now came with a rush, and Snell, whose long kicking enabled the next incident of note. Play stay- like Wirnbridge or Jack Callow. passes from Gregson to Carson to Scotch to get well away with the ed around the centre until M'Carthy Brown was Victoria's best defen. Bunning resulted in a point. Nunn ball. Langley (Scotch) had a shot, passed to Lee. who foolishly attempted to pass instead of shooting for goal, der. Like many of his team-mates secured the kick-off. taking a love-, but failed, Chesson, in goal. saving. and Scott sent back, but Cazaly re- his aerial flights and judicious disly mark, and added another minor!, His long kick was marked by Frill. turned and Clover just failed to hold a high mark. Play was transferred posing of the ball marked him as a After a few minutes' even play,' who passed to Stott, whence the to the other end. where Smith saved champion. Bell received a free, and sent to ball went out of bounds. Christians South on, but sent and in fine fashion, Bert. Rankin. Geelong's crack Bunning, who scored the Australia's centre half -back. Moriarsecured and rushed the leather maxi-) to ty, soared. and brought the leather centre man, and the pivot of the When the term ended the their end. where the next point was down. Eaton to Haines to Lee saw Victorian combination, put in some and scores Fere: pushed through. Williams a very poor attempt at goal -getting do of bounds. Allen to Beatty warp useful work. The Victorians -out Chrislian Brothers' College, 2.0. teCusack added two more behinds to followed by a poor kick, and a goolt not seem to play to the centre or ,;the Christians' score before the play. Scotch College, 1.4. ,coring chance was lost. South Aus- wings-but resort to tong kicks. tralia's foot -passing was poor. Smart The second term was all in favour moved into the Scotch forward line, handball from Leahy in the crush put Cazaly in the pack, and Tandy on Beatty in possession close up, and a the centre wing were by no means of Christians, who kept up a con- where Langley secured and passed tinual attack. Their combination to Stott, whit!, again missed. Citesgoal was scored. From the bounce Drummond sent to Clover, but Ham- the least of the dark blues. on the forward lines seemed to de- son's fine marks and kicks served ilton and Trescowthick were too clethe twice to prevent Friee from scorgreat, moralise Scotch's backs, but Frank Collins deserves ver. and away went the ball. but it Moriarty credit for the way he handled the, goal-getters did not make the most ing before three-quarter time sparkly rainy hark. and was Eason brought down a skyscraper. importunities. of their On the called. The game. He missed a fair amount. scores were then:and rugwas showing great tenacity 6.12; Scotch (who had not gedness. He dashed into the fiercest serums, and emerges with the ball. scored in the second and third quay 'Victoria's seventh Clover now scored ten:), 1.1. goal, picking up quickly and booting a good goal. From the bounce Leahy From the binince the ball was Mir who shut, but the Pawed to Peckham. token into Christians' territory, but ban fell short. Italy steamed, and, the SCotch backs quickly sent it Your hat can make or mar your whole appearance; sondodging cleverly. shot and just misspoint. the correct opening -a ed sidering its small cost in comparison with the rest of your down to their forwards, where Lang',3aines and Allen had a great set-to good clothes, it really pays you to get a good-looking ley from a free scored a neat goal.. ascendant. with the Victorian in the South Ausfor out wearing and smartly shaped hat. Peters knocking yeoman 4ervice. The Christian replied with a succession tralis, was doing of neat low passes between Livesley. somewhat of game Was now getting We have dependable !cite in cut or bound edge, culled KEEN SPORT Leahy was being HIGH CLASS COMPETITORS McManus. Herbert and Cusack, at thrill about it. or straight brine in all Ow popular shades. and it appeared frequently penalised. resulting in a snap from O'Brien at the umpire was excepto most from the scrum causing the two Routh Austionally hard on the big He' SI. tralian. Cazaly kicked high. andin Cloflags to appear. On the ball going, Me rce the ver heat two South Australians West into Scotch forward lines, Hoffman were brought air, and the two flags Good Hats Lewis exchanged a befrom a difficult angle scored into requisition. (Incorporated.) rover. with Daly. as South Ausitralia'a returned. hind. The play then and Leahy was making extra endeaA. R. FLINT. Secretary. with much net -of -bounds work, to vors at this stage Hart. of South. The chance. scoring easy sniesed an Christians' forward line. where but to Clover. Cazaly ball came down.
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THE W.A.RHCORD, SATURDAY.'; AUGUST 13, 1921
Bishop Dwyer to His Friends
THElt;Y RECORD. A Cadman' Navraaader s
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Bishop's House, Wagga. Tule 25th, 1921. The Bishop of Waggle, on his own behalf and on behalf of tie "Sinless Community" of Mt. Erin, Wagga, whose honour has been vindicated in the Law Courts, begs to thank you most sincerely for your message of sympathy. He wishes to thank you specially for your prayers for the success of the recent litigation, as ae is most grateful to God for having heard them. May God Bless you and yours, and keep us always united in our efforts to promote His Greater Glory and the honour of our Holy Church in spite.of the attacks of its enemies. J. W. DWYER, Bishop of Wagga...
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taken charge of this stunt. WAGIN Lettering. - - For printing, designation, or ar- Trinity College of Music, London. tistic display, would those in charge The following Is the result et the ? of any show kindly get in touch examination conducted by Dr. Ford with Mr. W. Ramage, the Sign of the Trinity College of Music, Lonwriter, Standard Place, Murray - don. which took place tan Monday, Last Monday morning witnessed to gladden the hearts of his conThe Imperial Conference has end- icy of the Federal Geverument. August 1st, at the Sacted Heart the commencement of the building freres when retailing the time that street. opposite Boan Bros., and Convent, The Conference to be held in ed. And now, like little children, Wagin:-Senior division give him their requirements. If in checkof this on the Carnival Square he spends on the 17th. operations awaiting their expected Christmas Washington may result (singing), Nellie AN OF THE RECORD. APPRECIATION in connection with the Westralia month. The Highgate Stall should the invitation is not availed of, the ours); intermediate,Campbell (honpresents we are looking out for the ing the machinations of the miliMarjorie Ed' will Executive anticipate what they the to their a credit (To Editor). Fair, and just now the locale is have rather healthy great report of things done or un- tarists, and perhaps turn wards (honours), K. Stockton; (viojust want. Dear Sir,-I take this opportun?ty of thanking your management evidencing that form of life and make when the returns are comdone. The next move is towards cannons into ploughshares or the lin) M. Kerslug; junior (piano), K. Stanaolders. of peace. for sending me your excellent paper so often. Mr. Lloyd George, other industrial machinery It is a fearless cham- activity peculiar to movements of plete. Washington. Edn:t Baker, Joan Bates; There are eight stalls, and to see Edwards, the May it proceed pros- this kind. Each day since notwithstanding all he told the With the world half drugged by pion of Catholic Faith and Irish aspirations. Millers Trading Co. (violin), Jessie Maher, Mary cure the best "possies" it will be es- junior British and American journalists, the Jingoirrn of the hour; with sus- perously. workmen have been busy arrangHenderson; junior (singing). Fanny to thank desire The committee sential to draw. Will those con- Bailey; preparatory, J. W. DWYER. Bishop of Wagga. ing the initial stage, shifting mawill look in upon the American picion whispering into the ears of Mollie Hills Millers Timber and Trading cealed please bear this in mind? set: interest terial, allocating. distributing, and Messrs. President and-go to conference in every nation, and (honours), Doreen Piesse (honours,: of a two Co., for Ltd., dunation generally putting into action and Washington. America attracts the speaking through their representaLabour. Ursula Bates (honours); Myrtle for of feet timber framing hundred it be a of tives, may expectacivilisation romantic European shape whatever is necessary preattention NEWS OF THE ARCHMAYLANDS. Don't forget to provide a bit of Shaw: first steps Olive Millar (crel these days, because America, even tion that something approaching a liminary to the erections of the va- pesters. your labour is an exhortation the dit). Murielaladdleton (credit), Paul DIOCESE. Signs. more securely than Britain, holds Fine Ideal will be minted by the rious establishments that will comcommittee For obtaining The Children make to all readers. As Hardy (credit). of 'Maw are going the key to the world's peace. Bri- Conference, and that the wise men the Fete on October 1st. By Messrs. Abbott and Rich have an initial CALENDAR. strong in their work of organising prise the ground will highest marks in the upper grades, tain is perhaps a bit jealous that at Washington will be greater than courtesy of the Parks and Reserves again responded in providing two need to be effort Marjorie Edwards was successful its a social raked and over dance attar Pent. in 14, 13th. which S. Sunday is order to being she does. But let that pees. Wash- the ovencunning foxes at Versaila great deal of interest has mitre signs for publicity purposes. clear the area the miscellaneous securing the gold medal, while Dor. Green. held in the Maylands Town Hall oil Board, ington and London saould be les; that they will have a greater M. .13, been evinced in attending to many This firm is ever willing to assist in distribution of of broken bricks, stray een Piesse secured the one awarriee Assumption of Our Blessed Tuesday. 23rd August. They arc requirements, friends, London cannot afford to understanding, and a nobler idea of and already trees and the any Executive direction. wooden nit to blocks, out White. -do the other entertaintuffs of earth, and in the lower grades. Lady. is the true meaning of Justice and because pout Washington White. ments previously held in the hail. and shrubs of all descriptions have are deeply grateful for such kindly other debris which is most prevalent 16, St. Joachim. making herself prominent as a pro- what Carlyle called "the eternal tab- Tu. been planted, and a within a few weeks, Within short consideration. just A now. 17, St. White first-class There W. Hyacinth. programme will be stIs should surely be no moter of world peace by inviting lets of right and verity." the aban- Th. 18, Of the Oct. of As.ie'nption. mitted. Some very good artistes while will spring up and consider- when the advertisine drive com- difficulty in securing volunteers to the nations to a Conference on Dis- donment of which leads to diffiWhitt. have promised their services for the ably tend to further beautify the mences to start, over twenty fram- assist in this toil. The "Uglies" Mr. R. J. Dunn. an old Gascoyne armament. The world wants peace culty and ruin. of Aseumption. occasion. Admission fee will be 1/6 landscape and general, lay -out. Last ed hoardings will then be on view. work all of their stunt); on these pioneer. died the local hospital on 6 Two-and -a-half years lave gone F 19, Of the Oct. ---civilisation. because it fears MiliWhits. and a real royal time is promised Sunday morning the executive paid Already a fine display shines out in lines. and that is why they have the 23rd. ult. in Mr. their way into those eternal sil- S. 20,St. Bernard. Dunn was lately tarism, prays to God for peace. a visit to the grounds and of the been so successful in all that bold on the 7t-hitc everyone. relief balustrade spent manager of they is its Gifford But, listen to this. What ences we are wont to call the Past, Creek Have a glance at it have done. The Hibernian Society held their two hours in becoming familiar C.Y.M.S.. Several have already but for some time past had Station. meaning? "London, August 8.- yet the world still trembles in the been in with the exits and entrances, suit- when you are passing. By the way, enrolled. Now, come along, and bad health. A few quarterly "Since the armistice was signed, presence of that Grim Shadow weeks Mass at Jarrandale to -morrow at Convent meeting in the May -lands ability of location for stunts. and Mr. J. McCann. to of care the add your name Schoolroom to on the list. Ample his death he was brought prior Tuesday the Admiralty has condemned more which swept over Europe and play- 7.30. Armadale 10 o'clock. to Carevening. There was a good atten- consideration to spots most suit C.Y.M.S., is attaching all tthe calico time will be given to meet your con- narvon Hospital. suffering from than 580 warships, including 38 bat- ed so wantonly with the fortunes an of charge. able and signs to free frames venience needing dance: A good attention. Everywhen deal of the time business was arrives to internal disease. and from the first tleships, two battle cruisers, 87 of people. Greed, avarice, unrest. The passing away of Miss Mary dispensed with. commence the labour of love. The quarterly. thing is most pleasing, and while it was recognised that the case was and suspicion sneaks like thieving cruisers. and 106 submarines." Dane..the at the Worooloo Sanitorium Communion was arranged to take on the score it might have been hopeless. The funeral took place How many millions in hard cash rascals through the diplomacy of Hehir Art Union. for evening at The time on the 30th ult. came as a sad sur- place on Sunday. 21st August. at urged that shows were too few, Send in your do they represent? We don't Governments, and no where under prise to all those who had the good Maylands butts. Returns have in the Catholic cemetery.--R.I.P. at 8 o'clock Mass. All it is now realised that such a cir- Keough's Hall is fast drawing nigh, assumed a slow tone, and the comknow; only the wise men of the the sun are the eternal tablets of fortune of making her acquaint- members who for is so there further justification were not at the meet cumstance is just the reverse, as A mittee are sorry Admiralty know. On top of this right and verity so saciosanct that ance. Her lovable disposition, es- ing are requested this fact is DEATH. to he at Maylands with the host of novelties at pre- reference to the dance on the 17th. continuing to be sothat scrapping of obsolete war material Cabinets may not smash them with teemahle and charitable nature Church to take part prominent. Get DUNN.-On 23rd July, 1221, Richin the quarter- sent in train, coupled with the inst..' now being organised by rid of your books and comes from Chatham the inform:I- the improve' of majorities in Par won for her many genial friends. ly Communion. ard apprise John, the dearly -beloved brother je A challenge was few more not finished_ vet, the Misses Hardie and D. Allen, on be- head office. tirm that orders for two new giant liament and at the polls. of Miss Kate Dunn, Bridgetown; The sly remains were interred in the received loin' St. Kevin's Branch executive will be faced with the half of the 11.Y.L.C. Make a note Fish Pond. warships ere being placed with pri- foxes of the nat,reis still blink at Iler Mrs. McMillan and Miss Nellie of the date in your diary. The Subiaco, to the 3rd play on Karrakatta a Cemetery of game difficulty of finding them space. football. Mrs. Cornell vate shipbuilding firms, and two wrongs and third: echemes to do Dunn, Kalgoorlie; Mr. Jim Dunn, Miss Boyle are and numerous friends paid It was decided that the challenge But this is a very gratifying com- function will be suecial. and the to be in charge and of others are to be constricted at Dev- more wrong. Pre-war secret dip- inst.. Pond at the Nannine; Mr. E. Dunn, Gerald accepted. Match to lie plays I plexion and turn of events. It is opportunity should i e embraced to Fair. going rods thewill onport and Portsmouth. Each of lomacy still survives, and the pas- their last respects to deceased. The he ton. be availis your secure There at ticket early. Maylands pall -bearers were Messrs. Bolster, un Sunday. 21st Au- most desirable to obtain every atable for use of those with leanings Sacred Heart of Jesus have these ships will cost £9,000,000. sion for political aggrandisement, mercy Subiaco to find the football. tractive, and therefore now that bound to be a large crowd at the this wise, and if Thirty-six million pounds for four whether right or wrong, influences Tully, Harrigan, Foley, Conway, gust. patrons come preon his soul. per- Maylands to supply the umpire. things have assumed shave, and all popular resort. pared to obtain some big hauls the giant warships will be spent by a Cabinets and Parliaments. and the and Keely. Father Butler It is satisfactory to note that in action to make one harmonious the last, formed B.Bz. rites of the Church. bait of they one same old guilty political intriguing Government already facing will all use should prove little Jack Mahony is improving. whole, the Westralia Fair will not the most serious industrial crises goes on inst as in the had greedy May her soul rest in peace. MoSKENE.-On August 4. at the Has anyone given thought to the most lucrative employment. He has been in the Children's Hos- by any Means be likened to a huge in the history of British industrial- Years before 1911. The nations toChildren's Hospital, Perth, Mauof bells? of matter Four them Cushion. pital for the past fortnight. It is display lacking in any department are wanted. Won't somebody as- In Miss McDermott'sRev. Mother Antonia. of the Con- also ism, and to replace the obsolete war day, notwithstanding the Great rice, the beloved son of Mr. and window, to report that Miss of taste. vessels withdrawn from commis- League and the Supreme Council, vent of Mercy. Coolgardie, desires Eileenpleasing Mrs. MeSkene, of Esperance-street. Hay -street, a lovely cushion made sist in this small very connection Casey is improving after her sion, there must necessarily be a stand like thieves ready to steal if to thank her many kind friends for serious Northam, and brother of James by the Caledonian Pipe Society. and say good if they can provide the reSisters of the Home of and still further very large outlay if the they may without running the risk telegram. and letters of congratula- Hospi tat.operation at St. John of Ccil Frank (Christian Brothera'), At the beginning of this week 'a quirement-a trivial reauest, but the Good Shepherd is now awaiting and May (St. Joseph's). Deeply efficiency of Britain's Navy is to be of being condeirnecl. The war tion on the occasion of her Golden delegation of three front the Cale- nevertheless a valuable adjunct in disposal. and tickets for a chance regrcttd. ,maintained. The question then of hasn't chastened the nations, and Jubilee. can be obtained on application indonian Pipe Society, consisting of the scheme of big things. . LEEDERVILLE. the liniiitations of armaments is a until the nations have taken away doors. Messrs. J. Russell. Truscott, and Harvest Field. very vital one not only to Britain from them their blunderbusses and NUGENT.-Only July 23, at the St. Brigid's Parish Hall, West Coon's Wedding. Kerr, waited on the executive, and but to her Dominions also. With engines of barbaric force, there ,s Perth. will be opened on the 16th The Leederyille grand Government Hospital. Kalgoorlie, Just because no gentlemen will Much reference has been made to ball at the interview prefixed their re- come John Nugent, dearly beloved husGerman sea power out of the way little hope of them beginning to inst. by a concert and dance. Dur- will be held on Tuesdayannual to this their aid, and not wishing stunt. The committee have by stating that they had band of Mary, and father of Kathfor the present, and for many years practice -the moral law of Justice ing the interval the audience will gust 16, at the Hibernian next. Au- marks to see the been "Field" lapse, the Ex. communicated been with Hall, from Mtn waiting for the opportunity ecutive have all leen and Jack, aged 55 years. to come, there seems to us to be one to another. We hope the Am- have an opportunity of listening to ray -street. Perth. sides arraneed to put up respecting the- matter, and This is one of for years to come to the assistance Sweet Heart of Jesus three particular Powers only imme- erican President at the Washing- a lecture by the Rev. Father Mc- the most popular fixtures the so structure Why good themselves.. is the news of that of the Catholic the hymeand now that should this be? They are at present neal happening Have mercy on his soul. diately interested in the armaments ton Conference will he more fortun- Mahon on "Irish Reminiscences." year in the metropolitan area. Noth- the occasioncharities, is well worth exhad arisen at last on doing a great deal too much, but it ploiting. question, and these Powers are ate than his predecessor at Ver- Father McMahon is a good racon- ing ie reason, time, labour. and ex- such a Is anyone interested? large scale. expresses is not realised as is so obvious when IN MEINIONJAM. watching each other as cutely as sailles, and that the woof' will gain teur. and has observed Irish charac- pense has been geared to make undoubted delight at the chance of Uniform Dressing. ARDAGH.-Of your charity pray Japan and Ameri- from the deliberat'-us something ter closely; he has caught the spirit year's hall surpass the successthis fighting cocks. ithinks to come to their help. of extending wholeheartedly and in a no.woneveer There is every probability that for the repose of the soul of my ca are competitors with England that will ultimately, lei st, set a of the young Irish people who arc its predecessors. However Sheridan's jazs practical the ladies and gentlemen in charge dear husband and our dear father. for equal sea rights. Hitherto, by limit, if they do n, .-holly eli- to -day the hope of Ireland and he hand will be there. The lights and support way their sympathy and Subscriptions. of stalls and other side shows have Daniel Ardagh. who died at Balthe strength of her Naval power, minate, the madn, litar:esn. will surely make or interei tire and decorations will he something out movementby helping the present Keep on inviting .subscriptions, forgotten the very important on foot. This attitude larat. August 12th. 1913. quesBritain was able to challenge inter- It has come to this: tether civili- instructive evenine for all who at- of the ordinary. Kirk- means that the Fair will be made and when those concerned have tion of dress for their asrastants. Sacred Heart of leans ference with her claime to the great sation destroys the Military Devil, tend the opening of what is one of wood and Bennett, Mesdames have mar y done with all they their cap- doubly attractive, not to say strencan. return the lists to This phase of the Fete merits the on his soul. Japan nr the Military Devil wit, destroy the best equipped parish' halls ir. able committee, have already sea highway in war time. seen gthened as the result of the re- headquarters for acknowledgment closest attention and the committee -Inserted by his loving wife and has been steadily growing in im- Civilisation. It is for the nations the Archdiocese. Father Fagan is to it that delicious refreshments in these will columns. will appreciate deeply if those con- children. sponse thus accorded. The society portance as a sea power, and Am- to take their choice. to be congratulated on having add- be available in abundance. Any cerned would kindly make a note Pedestrian Events, straining every nerve to enable erica's declared intention is to build ed to the magnificent church pro- person who wants to be in the is Appeal to achieve its objective, until she becomes equal if not supNominations are now being re- of the fact, and see that those who CLIFFORD.-Of your charity pray perty of the parish an up-to-date fashion. will not miss being present the attend during the Carnival Week erior in resisting force to every for the repose of the soul r..f parish hall. The fine block of at the Leederville ball next Tues- and as a prelimiriary step the gen- ceived at headouarters for pedee. come appropriately in question. at their own re trian events. garbed and in Johanna, the dearly beloved wife other naval opponent. Each of Mr. F. Canny will buildings is a great credit to the day night. as it will undoubtedly be tlemen keeping with their various displays quest. were manage these three superior powers have this supplied work, of Michael Clifford, Gillirninning, The poor old thing incubated in parish. and act in con- As with subscripthe event of the season. contemplated, the stands will be tion lists to canvass their friends, junction with the Western Austragreat national interests involved in the Lesser Queen's Hall by a little the third anniversary of wh .se so painted as to and give the lian effect the question of sea supremacy, and coterie of dour and dignal croakers Athletic efforts to death occurs on 11th inst. are League_ their now being directwho are sup- names.The sad news of the death of With the "Parrots," for in- God in His mercy have mercyMayn ed in getting them filled. They also porting. even from a selfish viewpoint, it not a long while ago, and named by Very Rev. Get in touch with this, Father Moss's brother stance. birds of that gentleman would be to their economic advant- them the Loyalty League, with all came to hand on Tuesday last. purpose ilk at will her soul. once. arranging be exhibitions of The shown on the walls. age to arrange a satisfactory peace its tender wet-nursing by the flag- deceased gentleman fell a Stallholders -Inserted by her sorrowing husband Mr. and Mrs. Reader are about to Highland dancing and Irish jig comCaretaker. are invited to visit the treaty. These sea powers with waggers and corpulent gentry, is in to pneumonia, conseuuent onvictim leave petitions, and ground: children. Osborne Park, to the universal it particulars concerning an Applications for the position of is open to all workers. Prance and Italy in agreement are grave danger of being done to death operation for appendicitis. of the Catholic population of which will be disclosed in caretaker, returnable on the 31st. His regret formidable enough to dictate a by over -coddling and intemperate early death came as a great shock this suburb. Their place it will be quent notes in this journal. subs,CROSSE.-Of your charity, pray General. The inst., are requested from readers. world peace, and putting aside the busybodies. 'With a little discre- to his To ensure absolute success, it befor the repose of the soul of Wilimpossible to fill and their Highland Band, too, will be placed Terms, brother, for the deeeasea was almost can be obtained on re- hoves sordid secondary questions of inter- tion, it might have lived long en- only thirty-five kiss we shall feel for many a long at disposal, and will parade the ference etc., liam. Crosse, whose anniversary oceveryone from now on to put years of to age. lie the joint oreanisation. national politics, which could be ough to raise a respectable cry to leaves a young wife to much interest into the impending curred on 8th. of August. mourn his day. Ever since its opening, Mrs. streets when the time arrives for SociaL adjusted by arbitration. the Wash- gladden the ears of its wet nurses death. Westralia Fair. Those concerned To the bereaved mother Reader has cleaned out our church their services. The spirit in which ington Conference. now that the and parents. instead it hasn't got and father, On Thursday evening last the must not be afraid to give their ef- FERRIS.-In loving memory of my week after week. arranged and de- this organisation has entered into in far-aivay Ireland. to League of Nations has failed to ac- over the whining stage. It's a, pity that desolate first of the series of social gather. forts some hustle: the Executive dear wife and our dear mother, wife in her desolation, corated our altar in a manner that the matter is truly remarkable, and hieve the primal purpose which the brat didn't, under "treatment,' Eliza. who passed away on the by the Young Ireland Society are behaving like this the whole here in Perth offer them, wood reflect credit even on our such an example is one by which ings brought it into existence-the dis- grow virile enough to cut its wis- we 12th August. 1920, at Perth. was time: initiated nuns, at St. and it and all Patrick's is only by a School, without so the slightest great many could and should take doing Most through Father Moss, our deepest tribution of justice equitably be- dom teeth. Wellington -street. -Perth. Sacred Heart of Jesus have Bad nursing and vil- human sympathy. Admis- can they achieve their ultimate His enormous reward or recompense. except such pattern. Their desire in behavingin tween nation and nation and the lianously bad feeding mercy on per soul. Organisation is all. right, but is responsible circle of friends. and the priests, as is in store in the next life for this very commendable respect has sion was by silver coin. and the goal. limitation, if not the elimination, of for its deterioated mentality and with whom he is function was so successful as to se- without energy, ambition will fast -Inserted by her sorrowing husthose who truly love God in this. been actuated by held in none the other highest than cure a rather tidy sum to augment wane. The remark which, wars-offers art opportunity to the physical weakness. There was hope esteem, join band and daughters. Every Sunday morning Rea- the wish to break down that barrepresentatives of the nations in- that it would survive the spoon- dolence.. Norwhole heartedly in con- der was there even before Mrs. tunately. has so often been unforthe pries'. rier of religion which has obsessed the Appeal funds made FLAHERTY.-In is the Holy Faith. of arrived, vited to evolve a substantial and feeding and bottle stage and be- which that loving rememthere is and plenty remained of there time; after the atmosphere for so long; and why Mr. Moss was a noble chain Popular Lady. workable scheme for the limita- come a sort of "stunt" thing to brance of my dear husband. he in such hurry? is logic unsound, pion, torgottea in our sympathy. his departure to set everything in whilst feeling the ereatest pleasure Albeit up to the nresent only because in preparation tion of armaments, and also provide break public ennui, and make ,Michael Flaherty. who died August order and lock up the for church. a On Thursday last a Solemn Re anything 15, 1918. At in assisting, hope that that distinc- two ladies are edmpeting, it seems a check to the feverish activities of breach in those monotonous quiem Office and Mass was chanted all our socials she was there to give tion manifested previously will now a shame that further names have on a huge scale forces must be con- -Inserted the naval dockyards of the world. moments that willdull, by his loving wife and come to cities oc- in the Cathedral of the Immaculate a helping hand to each and all. In be a thing of the past. Class not been sent in. The more the served, and everything amassed in children, Mary The great war has emptied the Trea- casionally, no matter prejuand Jack. fact by readiness to not disappoint. Marmane she was looked upon dice and sectarian bias on suries of the Allied nations. Am- dered they might be. %see well -or- Conception, at which his Grace the as a sort of curate their merrier, and by others following shall Foch proved in this the in But the that parish. famArchbishop presided at the Throne. nor was suit. the friendly rivalry will tenet ous part thought to exist erica holds an unrivalled place am- hope has been blaster.. by Mr. A. must, with PRENDIVILLE.-In sad but lov big this all, drive, but in anticipation of one thitg their interest in the Home of the to he keener. ing memory of my dear wife, ongst them in point of commercial H. Harlow, in his whimpering W. Father McBride. a life-long friend most neressary forinallthegood what took place. he did not evolve letter of Father Mess. was the Celebrant lirs. Catho- Good Shepherd Appeal. therefore Julia. prosperity and affluence, and is in published in the West Australian who passed Fairy away both at East Godmother. the Mr. idea just and a day or Mrs. Reader set collapse and he a on the occasion: Father Pace was previous. a position to play an influent-nig on Thursday last. Fremantle on August 14. 1919. for their Have a look in Mrs. Shine's shop Is'. For many long two shows that Deacon. and Father McArdle Sub - the whole parish an excellent exam- acting in this way:reason months the part in the negotiations. To Am- this poor emaciated It and However no window long effort and my life ple invest may by in last. great releiving the doll soldier holy sommunion at will be lacking in at was arranging the too-muc.h Deacon. Verq Rev. Father Fagan erica and to Britain the world is wet -nursed thing has andbeen attaining that end. present on view. Whatever land I view, push, going so far as to have mock born acted as Master of Ceremonies. The least once a month. No wonder Those who are in need. irrespective looking to -day as determinators of :hert if two, and perhaps Whatever grief or joy be then mine, that we trials to regret test the weak points. their departure of creed, they wish to Kerbstone Market. It those international problems which senses. It is now afflicted more, music of the Renuiera was chanted from the Park and pray Till death assist. and of you. that the re- the objectionable element This is a large order. and many was this foresight and the fact of -Inserted by her think are the bugbears of Governmerits. "Mannixitis" in its chronic with by the priests' choir. In the Sano- volution of the wheel of fortune of deloving husband, getting everything together for that J. G. Prendiville, form, tuary were present his Grace the bring may nomination are It is madness to expect that huge and other complications are manieoinv to be seen. introduced, North Fremantle. unfortun- Billingsgate them back memorable again time to it. that But he achieved Archbishop, Very will Rev. Monsignor whether they come be miserably out - what had so frequently. (mite inimical expenditures in armaments and festing themselves. There seems to back or not we ately. been designed to accomVerling, V.G., Very Rev. Bernard pray to any such issue. and should be armies can be continued, and that be no hope for it, and an sad but lovthat God will bless and prosplish. There are now only eight PRENDIVILLE.-In Clashing of Dates. ing memory of our dear sister. the great Powers of the world may, habit of clawing things uncanny Fagan. Very Rev. Father Callan, per them wherever eliminated entirely in all questions weeks before they are. the Carnival starts. so it cannot 0.M.I., Very Rev. Dean Kiely, Rev. Julia, All without courting the danger of in- understand compels us in who of interested arc passed charity, urged will to away be on AugrememMiss no Molly Flynn holds one determining therefore put on Your thinking cap, ust 14, 1919. ternal revolution, go on extorting suggest that, in its own pity to Father Crowley. Rev. Father Hayes, her popular dances factor in their dole of alms to the ber this point; and it is very ma- and consider next Saturday poor. what you ran dn. or interest, Rev. rather Murray. C SS. R.. Rev. night ip our terial from the people unreasonable exac- and in order that hearts it he your carried memory The out lingers spirit is to the the beautiful indeed, Osborne Park Hall. T' hould as a duty be doing in the to avoid being smoth- Father O'Neill, Rev. Father Mastersister fond and true, tions to fling down the throat of ered by ridicule, interests of the Home of the Good Andofasa the it should as quick- son. Rev. Father Lynch. Rev. music, dancing. and refreshments and the attitude must in conse- letter. to preevin the God of War. days go by. will be such as to fully satisfy any. quence bring to the knowledge dear Julia, ly as possible get back to that ob. Father Casey, Shepherd Appeal of "Ugliest." O.M.I.. we will always think of you. The great war has crippled the scurity into Father mu in search of a pleasant evenness many. notwithstandine views to which it dropped, and Pace. Very Rev. FatherFev. The Executive medn want to reDonations Received. -Inserted by finances of this country, and has set from which her Moss. Rev. loving brothers, the contrary, that the oppositioit cord another vote of thanks to the it was unkindly dragged Father McBride. Rev. Father Mr. D. Mannix, Kalgoorlie, les; Jim, Will, Torn. and Rich. back its development. There is by 0' said to be so ramuant doiis not nor Ugly Nlen's Voluntary Workers A. W. H. Harlow, with his Gorman. Rev. Father As- Arrainnorc Convent School, SI la; now a Ten Million Diggers' Loan bit Mr. YORK. O'Callaghau, did really exist in respect of the sociation for their eunstant interest of very doubtful Wister history Rev. Father West upon the market. Butler. Pertb Branch, H.A.C.BS., PRENDPV1LLE.-In sad and lovRev. Approx:rnately and a cock-and-bull story of a McArdle, Father Caledonians at all in the Westralia Fair. and willing- SI Is. ing memory of my dear Auntie Rev. Father McMahon, Catholic Annual Ball. twenty-four millions have been Bull. ness at all times to assist in any diWhy should Cinderella Dance. we MA., Rev. Father Dunne. Julia, who departed this life on spent in meeting obligations to the Pope's The ball that was held at the His worry over Pope Adrian's alleg- Grace recited Even last Sunday, when On Wednesday evening. the 17th. rection. GRAND BALL August 14, 1919. the Last soldiers, and vet it is necessary to ed Bull? Town Absolution Hall on Tuesday evening last, Will be Held in I love -I my Auntie dearly, call up another Ten Million Diggers' to the IrishDe Valera holds the key at the catafalque. and the solemn August 9th., was a huge success. inst.. under the joint organisation of several members of this organisesituation, and he has ceremony closed with the rendering The committee THE HEBBENIAN HALL Mesdames W. Dwyer Mammy says she is with the angels and M. thin accompanied the Executive to Loan. One may ask, are these opened the gaols received cordial slip Quilty, the Carnival Ground. nothing seemthat held Britain's of the Dead March in Saul. May port, which guaranteed On TUESDAY. SEPT. 13. a now. Cinderella dance will tie Diggers' loans to become the only Sinn Fein an enjoyable ed too much for them to do. and To Commemorate the Hibernian So--Inserted by her loving niece, means for financing the business. of pleasing tocaptives-that's one omen his soul rest in peace. evening. On Wednesday evening held at the Perth Town Hall under they did not require us; the other is Dr. Man to be asked oil ciety's Shield. Jubilee inost Year. circumstances and this country, for certainly they are nix has auspicious the juvenile dance was held. The been triumphant*, received Tickets: Double 7/6: Gents. 5/.. be any occasion. becoming so frequent that it would in Sydney. music on each occasion was sup- joyous. The programme will and the Federei Governfull of %ram Ladies 3/-. Westralia Fair. PRENDIVILLE.-In sad but lovappear the art of borrowing from ment had sense plied by Tomney's orchestra, and high-classed, and no reason for any enough to put no The Dancing, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. ing memory of my dear daughter, Executive to he have displeased. There will tie the the people at interest has become a obstacle in ambitions (Air Mad, quern et Il(nicen.) was greatly appreciated. to the way of his free eneclipse Altona Park or Coney IsSheridan's Julia, who departed this life on the Orchestra. one-step. three -stew. and the fixed principle with Federal financ- try to Hail, full of grace. the Lord's with thee Australia; if land, we and J. wanted with J. with August 14, 1919. the what anfox-trot they WILLIAMS. ing. jazz. and the have War has left us burdens in art thou, all nation. Proclaim omen to foreshadow the suc- Blessed S. J. IDIREILLY. I watched you through your illness. Thy soul the Lord didet magnify waltz, and to the tune of the mind shreld have no trouble at all. which have to be lifted. Wars al- other ALBANY. cess of Sinn Fein. we should- say Rejoicing in Hie holy name, Either of these pleasure resorts it Joint Hon. and thought of you night and Dreamy Albama in the Secretaries. ways impose burdens-and perhaps we three -step, was thy ecstasy; had it in the victory of our West Heavenly day. Mr. Fred Christy. who had been and the American Rae with we in this country know ..ow all we Australian For He bath done sweat things to thee. the would not be difficult to out -do sent about five months ago to take musical strains of "By lingo." no- and with the wonderful possibilities THE LEEDERVILLE GRAND But little did ever think you want to know of the burdens of Wednesday footballers at Subiaco on A h soon "the sword last, carrying De Va- Thy loving thy con' didat pierce." temporary charge of the Fair now presents. plus a little would be called away. ANNUAL BALL. war. Stagnation, unemployment, Albany thing more can be wished. Ork- the wan torn with pain colours. What does it mat- 0! who can heart meteI active stood by your AUGUST gaol, ney's bedside and watchleft Cabaret 16. tell thy sneriiieh. when participation here a Orchestra of will proa and industrial dep:ession are begin- lera's few few days since then what Owen Winter says? For love of men the Lamb was Wain ? HI filiiRNIAN HALL. ed you breathe your last. for Fremantle. As a church work- vide the concords of sweet music. more whose services are being cravning to show themselves in our na- ter Sorrowful one, we offer then er his good wife, Mrs. Christy, dur- and the conception of "Zealandia." ed for so much, nothing in the wide THE EVENT OF THE SEASON. But the memory of that fatal night tional life, ane with the continued All is well with Ireland! Our hearts' trim loving eymPathy. will ever linger in my heart. DON'T MISS IT! ing hex short stay, has proved her- "Oh Mother. I'm Wild." "Ragging world should prevent such being efappeals, sue): as the one now being Thy dying Son bath willed ST, JOSEPH'S SCHAL, Tickets: Double 5/, Single 3/-. I will never again see your sweet self to be one of the best. They the Waves." "Sultana." "Widows teeter( with ease. made by the Federal Government Thee, our mother ever to beand Mit& Gallery smiling face . 1/.. SUBIACO. have are Then made guard us here, and pray that we many new and fast Wonderful." "Raveine thrn' the -and be sure it is not the last one Highgate C.Y.L.C. May rest with thee eternal!!. Or feel the warm clasp of your hand Lecture by friends in Albany, a big number of Rye." supplemented by the that will be made tinder the patRusMother of God-who's ours and thine Last 'I hursday evening, at Mrs. or your tender embrace; whom were sian Rag CHILDREN'S REV. at and the railway others. with a grand Walter Dwyer's AND ADULTS' ronage of repreeentatives of the FATHER MeMATU1NT. M A. 0 pray for met 0 prey f r mine Nor my sad broken heart be freed residence. Almond. PLAIN and FANCY DRESS to see them off, to join oncestation navy and army and the gentry who WHAT'S more finale in a gliddine round dance to bury R -':id, Mt. Lawley, BALL " Vi its pain the .." their second th, Fremantle. children time in of a live by the profession of war-we Perfect Day will be Fremantle. May (In Aid of St. Brigid's Convent). Till from rally took place. I meet you in heaven and holi Progress regore] hirk, health, and happiness ,-harming and soothiee. runiplimen. ins can see nothing but ineolveney facFRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 8 p.m. IN HIBERNIAN HALL. ports were received, Many members you again. attend a them. rie, have ing us in the future Lnless a sharp (In aid of West Leedervlille Stall). been .rot to the exeen- had obtained their Look out for September 5th.TUESDAY. AUGUST 23rd. al, earn darling Julia, my Acushla pound notes. and decisive protest comes firm the committee. as is usual. and alMusical Programme. Father T.oceineton will Lecture in Father Lockington's Good Prizes. Ducks. Machree.-111I.P. Lecture, Sep- thetieh only one is "some" export. ople against the Tickets, 2s. and Is. MRS. E. A. McMASTERS, uneconomic polHis Majesty's Theatre. --Inserted by her loving mother, tember 5th. s ent in terpsichorean skill, he hopes Mrs. Paul Barrett has kindly B. Connolly. North Fremantle. Organiser.
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FREMANTLE. The Woman's Part. It is fitting, says the Lamp, that (Front Our Corespondent.) must be controlled the recent canonisation of St. Joa We-THE PRACTICAL QUES- cess of education Everyone is talking of the Chilof Arc, who certainly played a man's and perfected by human art. Our TION OF GP.ADING. must not be part, or a woman's part, if you like, dren of Mary's Ball. to eventuate un educators as attitude better than most men could have Tuesday, 16th. inst. The proceeds Now arises the practical question: that of masters and or servants, nature in to done, shisulcl have synchronised with are being devoted to the Sodality's patiently ministering the school we to divide How are this age in which England has wit- Stall at the coming bazaar, and pro- grades to suit the programme? order that we may draw sweetly any previous nessed a woman for the first time mise to surpass we want. But even a it what froin been suggested have Many divisions energy and pushful. grasp elected to a seat in Parliament and amounts. III Father Lavelle. writ- servant wants an it also an intelliIII the United States Congress almost ness count for anything, this happy by Catechists. the situation, and at the closing of as lately has admitted its first fe- result will easily be achieved. No ing in the American Ecclesiastical of yearly given be ral. to is his work if method, Ireland. in gent Time Rosary proposes the followjng--the the school year by the University male representative; Santo Tomas effort is being spared to ensure sus- Record, first for the children who do not yet clone well. The question of training At the fall of the night in Ireland, of Notre Dame, was Miss Elizabeth University in Manila has opened its cess. See you are there to enjoy know their prayers; thee second for becomes-in what way are we to She doors to women, and woman every- yourself. and incidentally help a Nourse. of Cincinnati, Ohio. when spring in the land is fair. nature in its different stages, the where, in sonic way or other, includ- good cause. Tickets may be had those who are preparing for their serve At the fall of the night in Ireland. ranks among the foremost ofStates first confession; the third, for those in order to secure our desired result. when passionate June is there, women artists of the United ing Madame Curie the great eoman from any member of the Sociality. soon to receive their first Holy Psychology tells ussabout these difWhen woods arc ruddy in autumn She won a medal at the Columbian scientist and discoverer of radium, This will be followed by a children's Communion; the fourth, for those ferent stages, and thus our principle Exposition in 1893, for a picture takes her place as a sharer in the ball on Wednesday evening, when who expect to be Confirmed: and of division must be made under Its or hoary with winter's rime, moulding of her own destiny and in a good time is promised the youthful the fifth for childre s after Confir- guidance. At the fall of the night in Ireland now in the )fusee de Luxembourg. and a certificate of admission to the the shaping of the policies which. arc devotees of Terpsichorean art. 'tis Rosary Time. in de(d) Insistence on this principle A to govern in world affairs. of the Beautiful Arts. Society Some The East Fremantle Stall's Chit- mation. Dupenloup explains has been acceptWith book and beads in her fingers large number of her pictures have think she is not coming into her dren and Adults' Ball on Thurs- tail the content for each grade in of division, which educators I have the mother goes to her place, for exhibition in the own fast enough, but it is to be day evening was a most enjoyable his division of text books-the "Lit- ed by the great accepted been because it which the to children is necessary. her, tle Catechism," mentioned, beside candle The holy Salon of Paris, and several have hoped that she will never come so event, and was patronised by a Catechetics peace of God in her face. been secured for the Chicago Art fast that the care of the home and goodly crowd, who appreciated are admitted at 7 or 8 up to 10 or has been violated in And out of their chosen corners the Institute, the Art Museum of Cin- the upbuilding of the family, which greatly the happy and comfortable 11-"The Week -day or Communion More than in other subjects. The that other subjects of the curriculum voices of children chime. cinnati. and in other Art Galleries are the corner-stone ef Church and arrangements made for their plea- Catechism" preparatorythe to"Catecact; and lastly, have their courses planned to suit At the fall of the night in Ireland in the United States. Miss Noursa Nation, will be neglect sure. Mrs. Stack and her army of great hism of Perseverance of the Great the developing mind. But in this at Rosary Time. belongs to a family of converts in helpers should be very satisfied in- Catechism." matter of religious instruction, the Speaks Splendid English. deed on the result which accom. Outside the song of the robin is Salon, Mass. Archbishop of Dublin quotes boys begin with the Catechism and friendly American contem- panied their efforts to create a red- in The Says a hushed in his sheltered nest, generally end with the Catechism. Priest. Record Irish Ecclesiastical Shown the Honour porary: "Miss Mary 5IacSwiney, sis- letter day (or should it be evenThe wind with rainy sweetness is Tn this subject alone, it has been For the first time a Catholic priest ter of the late Lord Mayor of Dublin, ing? ) in the annals of dance his- the plan followed In the text books sighing itself to rest, deemed sufficient to appeal to the "the it as in use. He describes The world with her old-time longing is appointed U.S. Consul at Rome, who in her quiet way has been car tory at the Eastern suburb of the order almost universally followed memory and to stop at that. We the great honour being given Rev. rying her message as to the truth of "Golden Gate." This stall is one of in the various diocesan Catechism cannot be spun(' Catechists unless swings low to a minor rhyme: Ohio. conditions in Ireland, is a woman of the liveliest operating in the preAt the fall of the night in Ireland Joseph Denning, of Marion, the we are sounWeducatore first. Such After Mr. Harding was nominated middle age, of commanding presence, sent offensive. East Fremantle is in use throughout Germany andSwitat Rosary Time. a distinction in programme between by the National Republican Con. has a good voice. speaks splendid always well in the running, and the German-speaking districts of These German Cate- the religious and the secular parts Oh, many a dream of beauty shines vention, he told Father Denning, English. and presents her facts with present is no exception to the gen- zerland." of the curriculum deals badly with chisms on the Catechism are based for who had been his close friend up from the lowest sod. the insistent force of sincerity. She eral rule. of the Jesuit Father, Deharbe. They the former. Thus arises our. plea to And many a golden duty binds men many years, .that were he elected insists that the Irish question is not The choir is making great pro- are laid out in three parts:raise the intellectual status of reFather would appoint President he to the feet of God. a religious question and that even gress, and Mr. Arthur Nash is le ligous teaching as a means of our I. What we are to believe. But the sorest passion of living is Denning Consul to Rome. With the the Protestants in Ireland are good voting much care and attention to reliII. What we are to do and to final goal of enlightened and stilled to a choril sublime consent of Most Rev. Archbishop Christians. We had an opportun- it. It is a glorious treat in itself, Otherwise we must gious youth. At the fall of the nIght in Ireland Moeller. the appointment has been ity to hear Miss MacSwiney within and helps materially in cleating a avoid. instruction admit that in religious 'III. The means of Grace. at Rosary Time. accepted. the past month." And Terence Mac solemn and devotional atmosphere "To the whole there is prefixed a a boy never develops-lie begins -Teresa Brayton. Swiney, late Lord Mayor of Dublin, during the various services. The short with memorising, and he ends with the setting forth introduction, A Remarkable Conversion. also, not only spoke splendid Eng Litany of the Sacred Heart on Sun- great fundamental truth of the it. England's First Lady Barrister. in his writ wrote it-and lish. but inOur principle of division follows day evening last was splendidly Public attention in Italy (writes Christian life-that man is placed Clapham, a Universe Rome correspondent) is ten and spoken English he gave a terpreted. Miss Olive Catherine A special treat is the in this world to love and serve God, the growth of the being taught. The the first woman to qualify as a now concentrated on a book wit - message to the world which was "Hail. Holy Queen," which is in- and so to reach the enjisyment of child is the centre. The fundamental barrister in England by passing the ten by the well-known writer Gio. thundered forth and verified by his deed superb. This latest innova- the perfect and never-ending happi- error in our Catechism is that they amination, is a Catholic, vanni Papini, on the "Life of splendid death It brought peace tion is very welcome. The custom final. of Heaven: in this way an as- have been written by Theologians. and, it adds to the interest and Christ." The author, a short time nearer to the afflicted Irish nation. .try monthly procession of the Bless- ness pect of practical importance is Theologians, being scientific men, pleasure of the situation, is in an back, was an unbeliever, who, in a Sunon last ed Sacrament was held given to the Catechism from the naturally wrote those books as comespecial sense a creation of convent number of works, had attacked the Priest -mason, Carpenter and Builder day evening. outset." In almost every German pendia of Theology and therefore education. That is a detail which principles of religion and morality. They begin by There's a delightful little publicaof the Sea H.A.C.B.S. diocese there are three Catechisms in logical order. the many Press notices of the suc- and even the Divine Person of Our tion-the Lamp-printed by the So- The Starquarterly in use-the Smaller, the Middle, and starting definitions, whereas we Monon meeting their cessful lady law student have quite Lord Himself in a series of articles cietv of the Atonement, a Francis- held For educethem. end with usually Patrick's the Larger Catechism. All three in naturally ignored, but it is one of published in the periodical Lacerba, can Order of Religious. at Gray - day evening J.last come Bro. T. Alford presiding over throughout are arranged strictly ' tional purposes, definitions is which Catholics. says the Tablet, of Florence. The articles were so moor. Garrison. N.Y. .It is delightdescription and compact last, gather. upon the same plan. Many more may be justifiably happy to make infamous that Cardinal Mistangelo, ful because it is saturated with kind- a large and very enthusiastic in- often a better instrument than decited, but we may be divisions payfor passed was pay Sick ing. a record. For ten years, from tne Archbishop of Florence, ordered ness and charity of St. Francis. The finitions. divithe principal of the J. sist that age of eight to the age of eighteen, solemn prayers of reparation and good Father Paul Francis is a genial, ment to Bros. M. Leen, B. Devitt,was sions must be psychological-"the (e) The answer to the question of she was at the Convent of the Car.- prohibited the periodical in which kindly-souled beggarman, who begs F. Kelleher, and J. Cullity. Itarran- matter must suit the tnental devel- grading the content of religious onesses of St. Augustine at Hull: they had been published. Now for every poor missionary ip distress. decided to make immediateof the opment of the child.' and to the further quesknowledge, the formation for gements and during her Oxford studies of Papini is converted., and in the pre- Every issue of the Lamp has an apRepublic, we ale to begin with. in his orderwhat Plato, of tion (b) four years, she was with the Nuns face of this book he declares him- peal and so successful is this gener- rifle club. Mr. Joseph Harnett was ed his State on a psychological must be sought in psychology. PsyNext for membership. proposed of the Holy Child of St. Frides- self to have written it in order to ous pleader for the poor that -it was tell us what is the the basic will Education basis. zhology social wide's. The only daughter of the make amends for his previous work. rarely fails in its appeal to its read- meeting night a grand smoke idea. He planned one psychology 'native tendency" present at the late Mr. Walter Claphain (one of ers. Here is one that recently came will be held. The D.B. will ha sothat we must endeavruled all things. political, and to which time. be the owners of the Wakefield Free Priests and Labour Problems. to Father Paul Francis, from a dear present and presentations will and cial and educational. He preser- our to "graft on the proper matter." Press, a footballer and a City feld mission priest. Father Kuensels. made to Bros. M. Quinlan, P.P., says: "The proper the Pains between perfect parallel ves a As William A Dietz, the The Rev. Peter E. Councillor as well) and of Mrs. Chap of Burgaw, Pender, Co., NC.: "Rev- C. Nelson. P.P. (Juveniles). The order in education pedagogic moment to work skill in ham. now of Kingston Square, Hull, founder of the American Academy erend Dear Father: I am making splendid programme is being ar- three. habit is when was to useful decided the social order, clinch which to and friends in Cincinand Democracy Miss Clapham took her B.A. degree of Christian now concrete blocks for building a ranged, and all members on his theory concerning the native impulses most acutely preat Oxford with honours in juris- nati, who is attending the annual St. Joseph's School in this very poor are invited to attend. Tickets at based Faines describes how of the It corresponds nature soul. sent-"Notice Fedenumerof the American from Convention prudence, and she was the second mission. It is hard work for an old 2s. each are available the different stages in the growth it as a "moment"-hence' it will not woman in England when, a year ration of Labour at Denver. believes missionary, as being alone myself ous members of the branch. As is to you may it does and while powers. In the first stage of the last long assigned to all should be that a priest the branch, ago, she passed as a Bachelor in and having yet charge of four other now the custom of appeals mainly to imagination, safely let all the child's other occuCivil Law, and in the same year she work among the union men in every missions, one of them forty-three members absent without apology he By place. a second has aim the take which the parallel to see pations Priests enwith the country. diocese of accordance in 6d. of the Midwas admitted a student miles from here. and two over thirty. were fined In the second stage rea- so doing we arrive at the old prodle Temple. then thrown open tc gaged in such work, Father Dietz I have sometimes not sufficient to the laws governing suimnoned meet- beautiful. is dominant and aims at receiv- verb that "a stitch in time saves women for the first time. From her contends, will be able to prevent eat. During the ten years I am in ings. Are you a Hibernian? Every son the truth. The third stage pro- nine," which is really the foundapublished portraits, Miss Clapham many (workingmen from becoming this mission I got several times near- practical Catholic should be a mum- ing science, which aims at the tion of raine's theory of the "FlowIt is the duces will bring to the courts as charm- alienated from the Church, and can ly killed, at last fell the house on me ber of the truth. Thus Plato's educa- ering epoch of Instincts." love from the Church attacks ing a personality as the stage itself safeguard strongest Catholic Benefit Society, tionalof system and I was so grievously hurt, I that rests on has ever presented in any Portia of on the part of those not favourably could no more move for a month, having over 500 branches through- gical basis. religion. din posed toward New SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL them all. then I had to use for some time out the Commonwealth and 6 (c) the National EduComenius. Father Dietz has been devoting and the HIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. with is affiliated It Zealand. crutches. Although yet suffering of time interests of cator Modern Germany, BOARDERS and DAY his entire to the though IreAn Urgent Necessity. this accident, I am working Ancient Order of Hibernians in SCHOLARS. several from unheeded in his own t'me, realised As strong. 300,000 America, land and We are not in favour of multiply- the working classes for again for God in my poor mission. Pupils are prepared for Uuniverthis principle thoroughly. bioyears. With one exception he has this ing laws, of which we already have attended every Convention of the I hope, dear Father, you will not a matter of fact the society affords logical doctrine made the nature of sity, Commercial, and Musical Ex too many fool varieties that are American Federation of Labour refuse to help me a little with the dhe simplest, and absolutely cheap- the child the centre of attention. air ;nations. school approved by His Holiness, est form of insurance possible again- He was always kept more in the breach than in the since 1908. For further particulars apply to drawing parallels beand dealt, sickness st accident, observance (says a blunt American Pope Benedict and by Cardinal CibREV MOTHER PRIORESS. "It has been my experience," Fa- bons. But as I need tween plant line and the childs. His newspaper), but one good and ne- ther 8.000 dollars When, through accident or sickness, influence to -day is due to those bioTel. A3810. said, "that a priest is and have very little help, cessary legal enactment would be able Dietz I fear I relief is most required. the society many to illustrations to offer suggestions logical of his psycholoand assistance, to prohibit so-called representatie es not even finish the school next guarantees nancial BEDFORD HOTEL influential in the Labour can order, (cause they appeal to of America in England from sleep- men Hoping to receive from you ethere such arrangements can be gical and to have them ac- year. MURRAY-STREET, Copy the nade, places at the disposal of the Modern Physiologists. ing in King George's bed. Gompers movement, at least so much, as you give to a ' Splendid Accommodation for Country cepted. are men with whom plant was his plant They As the beggar. for one building stone." Lat- 'sick member, skilled medical advice wants pruning creed. Thorenjoyed the privilege of regal one can reason. Visitors. Turin' Moderate. A priest giving his order in that it may not Throughout. GEORGE medicines, Renovated oughW necessary dreirns on his Majesty's downy attention to the unions should not er again this good humoured old and the properly, so the natural pro- AUBURN, Proprietor. couch, and immediately forgot all wait until there is a strike before missionary writes: "Since two only for the member, but also tor grow about the Labour resolution favour- he investigates conditions, but months I am no more able to write his wife and family, and for his able to Irish recognition passed by should have a knowledge of them with my right hand from overwork younger brothers and sisters if they the Federation of Labour last ycar at all times, to be able to inform with the cement blocks, so I to be dependent on him for sepport. alcove at 'Montreal. Sims likewise occu- the Bishop when any need arises " thank You with the_LEV f ere, This latter epplies to ths in the pied the Imperial Chamber kindness t .=4-%* ettbliehed branch. Ask any member you know At Father Dietz's Academy of great the next meetat you nominate Royal Palace, and was evidently Christian to my letter in The Lamp for getting union men are bitten by the same lied-bug, as he taught theDemocracy, NEW NORMA. help for our future school in ing, which toil. be held un the 2Znd. aims and philosophy of some soon again made a fool of himself their own movement, of Saint Joseph." £21 was inst. If you are unacquainted with and are train- honour CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. on the Irish question. Colonel Har- ed to become leaders among the result of the appeal and the a member, ask the parish priest to 'their vey should be warned of the danger fellow -workmen for the purpose of good Father Paul asks for more. .ntrodece you to one of the officers. to loyal Americans of staying over- applying Christian principles to the Always remember. the H.A.C.B.S. night n the King's royal bed -char solution of Labour problems. is riot a political organ'sation. nor Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. HEIGHT AND PERSONALITY. is it a secret society, but stands for ber. The victims quickly betray Fortnightly Review of June signs of fawning sycophancy tow- 15 The all that is good and wholesome in the that thing most curious It is a communipublishes a remarkable provid. Whilst ards British nobility and imperialcommunity. the "a Catholic Labouring men whose personalities have caus- ing material benefits for its mamba -s ism, &el a snobbishness that for- Man." who calls For Particulars Apply to the BROTHER DIRECTOR. attention to the ed the most stir in the world's af- it inculcates a spirit of devotion to gets likmerican republican pr:nci- fact ,nat our ecclesiastical author!. fairs have been men of short sta- Faith and Fatherland, proudly cherplea. ties t o not seem to realise that the ture. King Edward VII., one of the: ishing of Ireland as the existi isr situation among the indus- most popular monarchs who ever land oftheitsmemory Cheating Charity. origin. loving and ventrial vorkers of the land is far be- sat on the British throne, was erating in a special her noble manner brings American York is very little, The New yond the control of their present ef- short. King George God, upNew astounding charges of graft and forts, and that the vast body of if any, Wien,: and his representative and devoted race, and fondly this ideals of the highest holding war against the during SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. Sir Francis Newde. corruption SUBIACO. the Church's laboring children are in this State, up Join of Australia. high officials of the American Red being alienated from her true spirit gate, falls easily into the category sunny land Stations. Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway Cross, alleging that gifts of food by the -tack of adequate interest of little men. Lloyd George and W. now! IM Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. and clothing for the afflicted and and co-operation in a matter so M. Hughes combine efficiency with AVAILABLE: ROOMS PRIVATE MODERATE. TERMS FreSchool, Si. Joseph's High starving people of Europe were vital to their material and spiriture diminutiveness. Lord Roberts earnOPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. For Terms Apply to mantle. sold to speculators in France, who well-being. Coming from a laboring ed by the shortness of his stature Rev. Mother. The following are the results of charged exorbitant profits (says the man the article has special signifi. the title of "Little Bobs," whilst in The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at NaExaminations, the Commercial San Francisco Monitor). The same cance. the past Napoleon Bonaparte struck Kalgoorlie. accusations have been made agthe world with terror from a height tional Business College, Sydney. held' ainst those in charge of the Y.M. A Generous Benefactor. of very little ovei five feet. Com- July 2, 1921:Advanced Typewriting: Madge O'C.A. The American Red Cross is it should Several Catholic charities have ing back to our own times. rapidly losing caste with the people benefittecl Buckeridge, Neill, 97 per cent.; Veronica Curtis, recently by the will of the be noticed that Walter 96; Doris Brophy, 96; Irene Hite of the United States, especially since late George B. the better known as Mr. Optician, O'Malley (N.Z.). The it refused to lift a little finger to aid following legacies have just been who, by the way, has removed -s 94.Junior Typewriting: Grace Ped the stricken women and children paid:-.1250 to Mount 263 consulting rooms to Murray-st., Magdala; £250 of Ireland. The trouble is that these 'to Nazareth House; £200 to Sacred opposite the 'Melrose Theatre, holds don, 94 per cent.; Eileen Day, 9C; so-called charity organisations have Heart Convent; £100 to the Marist the highest optical qualifications in Kathleen Lussich, 96: PERTH Intermediate Typewriting: Itneloa fallen into the hands of broken- Brothers, Christchurch; £100 each Australia, and is under the average down ministert and social workers while his highly qualified as- Kirkpatrick. 97 per cent. branch and de Paul height, Speed Typewriting: with well-developed appetites for to the Cathedral Kathleen Cartsistant is smaller It still. should be Lie ter Masses for the re40 worcis per minute. fat salaries and sinecures in which Society; of his seul and the route of his borne in mind when choosing an op- wright, Advanced 13 eckkeephig: Louisa they can brow-beat unfortunate and pose that the man you 'Want to and friends, avid tician deceased afflicted people. The drives and the souls relatives consult is one with a big reputation, Sellenger, 92 per cent.; Lena Grady, departed. of the faithfu. 96; Irene Hill, 94; Veronica Curtis. slogans and sob-stuff about the £500 to the Catholic Bishop of Christ- rather than a big frame. 95; Doris Brophy, 95; Madge O'poor are merey devices to open up church for the Catholic parochial the purses to picked by profiteers primary schools of the Diocese of Neill, 95. in other peoples'. misfortunes. The Intermediate Bookkeeping: Imel UNDERWOOD BUSINESS Red Cross is no longer an impartial Christchurch, as his Lordship may da Kirkpatrick. 93 per cent. Prices Greatly Reand pariseworthy organisation. but think best. Junior Bookkeepinp: Grace Pert COLLEGE duced. Very special has developed into an appanage of don, per 95 cent.; 95: Laura Reidy, privilege and greedy grafters at the The Pope end Peace. Kathleen Lussich, 93. reductions to make The Osservatore Romano declares B USINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. public trough. Advanced Shorthand: Veronica The Full Business Course, six bourn Curtis, .95 per cent.; Doris that the peace proposals of Pope Brople payable per £20 for the year, day, room for New Shipwere made Benedict in August, 1917, Y.M.C.A. Proselytises. Course, 93; Madge O'Neill, 94: Irene Hill, 00 A Year's £5 per term. any three hours per day, £12, payable Intermediate Shorthand: Imelda ments arriving. Archbishop Bruchesi. of Toronto, upon his own initiative without ZVEN- Kirkpatrick. 96 per cent. £3 per term In advance. notwith. with Germany, agreement has issued a Pastoral in which he ONLY-Shot hand ING STUDY made by Varistanding the attempt Junior Shorthand: Kathleen LusChrisMen's and Bookkeepingthe Young Typewriting, denounces three evenings per week, E2 10s. sich, 95 per cent.; Eileen Day, 95: Through the ous Italian papers, especially the tian Association. Surgical Belts of all per term, Grace Paddon, 91. Y.M.C.A., he says acTolescents are Tempo, to make it appear otherTRAINING FOR BOYS. wise. B USINESS that PresiIt is well known Speed Shorthand: Kathleen Case descriptions made carried off by persons who despoil Special Full Course for Boys, Mx Wilson's Fourteen Points were 80 words per minute. them of their precious inheritance, dent hours daily, Bookkeeping and Ac- wright, very closely on the sugto order Miss Mary Byrne and Miss Kaththe Christian faith and doctrine in- patterned Economic History, Econocounts, mic Geography and Technology, leen Cartwright, both pupils of St. herited from the Fathers, and lead gestions of tne Haly Father, and Commercial Mathematics. this very Business was a well deserved, if not Joseph's High School, were successthem insensibly to hesitate to -day English and Correspondence, Office ful in thc entrance examination held between contrary opinions, to-mor- very openly acknowledged, tribute Brassieres from 4/11 Method, Procedure and Business Had his Both young ladies have Civics and Elementary Economics last May. row to doubt them all, and fi.allv to the Supreme Pontiff. per for the year, payable £5 -i20 begun their course of training at to embrace a sort of vague and un- counsel been followed and had He term. decided religion which has abso- been represented in the League of EVENING STUDY ONLY, three the Training College. 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THE W.A. RECORD, SATURDAY,
WHY DO THE IRISH A Question and An Answer
AUGUST
13, 1621
DESIRE FREEDOM?
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"FORGIVE'
Australia and the Irish Cause
The Mills of the
Fourteen Points Against Partition
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he King of England begs tli) C. Lehanc, in the Irish World.) CONVENTION OF IRISH SELF DETER NATIONAL George W. Russell (iE), the not- the Greeks before Pericles, Phidias, FIRST Irish people to forgive. Wearing MINATION LEAGUE. I. Partition viceate, the laws of ed Irish writer, in a fine article. "The Sophocles, Plato, and all that fane Luntemporary American opinion, garb mil a pew Essentials Withheld. the unacuu,toined and of Nature. It is the work at least that well-informed American Inner and Outer Ireland," published ous life whose aftercoming justified tent, a Wettin comes to Ulster, God 9. It withholds all the essential opinion and not of statesmen. aeemen of in "Pearson's Magazine," New York, a small city state in resisting the do that hasn't been doped by absolbe A Most Important and Successful Gathering. strange confessional, to implied in self-rule. Great replies to this frequently -put gases- mination of a great empire. Irelind press propaganda and Govnot hang 2. The act in operation would be powers Britain would to her advantage and British The first National Convention of the Victorian executive upon the ved. The garment does enunent tion with the following most con- through Sinn Fein is fighting for agents, is thus expressed in the hastily; of a march by the culmination too well; it seems assumed detriment control Irish freedom to manifest the Irish genius. the Self -Determination fur lreland fine treatment accorded to them. perhaps fur a purpose, wincing answer:But Gcd British Government through an- Ireland's Irish trade and Irish com- the San Francisco Monitor: The American colonies shook off What is the root of the Irish trou- I feel this is the root of the matter. League of Australia was opened in They had nothing but praise for the grant that sorrow, deeds of repara archy, rapine, and plunder and re- finance, The two Houses of Parliamerce. Bourke -street. Mel- excellent way in which the Colleen ble? The Irish people want to be If there was not an incorruptible Unity Hall, and speedy amendment go prisal, to the dismemberment of the ment proposed to be established the yoke ol the British aristocracy It was icon, free. Why do they desire freedom? spiritual atom of nationhood in the bourne, on Saturday, 23rd. ult., and tion had been arranged. Crown in 1778. because the comwith this confession of English Irish Nation. mere poorhouses. South- and be would on the two highly and continued its sessions creditable encouraging. sufhave never he would feel in they Irishman, mon people grew weary of exploitabecause I think it is outrages in Ireland, and that sin3. It is inimical to peace, order, ern Ireland and Northern would oction themselves a genius which has not fered and sacrificed for so many cen- following days. Dr. G. R. Baldwin, The national president (Mr. T. M. cerity. a confession's prime requieite and foreign absentee profiteers: good government. It perpetu- cupy the status of paupers in re- they by yet been manifested in a civilisation turtles. When I stress the spiritual, president of the Victorian section Burke) and the national secretary be nut lacking. were tired of trade restrictions ates and intensifies existine' 'evils, ceipt of outdoor relief. chairman replied. The Convention closed at in favour of English monopolies and --as Greek, Roman, and Egyptian it is not because I am unmindful of of the League, was elected But Ireland forgives. Too lung and widens the cleavage between have in the past externalised their material grievances ar do not know of the Convention, and Mr. M. Chain- 2 p.ni. on Monday. 10. It is a measure calctilated to finally the' repudiated the right of Alas she stood in the shadow of the North and South. genius in a society with a culture, the economic case which can be made berlain minute secretary. Mr. P. 1. The Complimentary Dinner. promote emigration and to bring a British -German absolute monarch secreTruss to forget how her Master's 4. It leaves and ununtouched arts and sciences peculiar to them- against the continuance of British O'Leary acted as Convention At Scotts lintel, un Saturday test words pleaded with His Father as the Union did, economic and Parliament to tax and rule them solved the fundamentals underlying about, without representation. selves. It is the same impulse rule. The economic case can be tary. It was decided nut to admit a eumPlim."ture' dinner that those who had pursued Hint the issue between the two nations. stagnation and decay. It abstracts of Independence started The War which leads an imagirative boy to ' better understood by most. though the press to the deliberations, but ofa eveni"g at the Batwas tendered to the visaing dele- even to a felon's death might be Ireland a revenue which would tle It proposes to set up a system anti- from of Lexington, April 19, 1775, when escape all the traps a conventional 1 do not think Ireland would have press committee, consisting least A of at gates. representative gathering a population maintain what suffering pathetic to Irish ideals. It is in 700,000. the Red Coats, quartered on the family set for him. They wish him been troubled by rebellions at all if Messrs. J. II. Scullin, D. J. O'Keefe, attended to du honour to the guests. forgiven. Shehasknows and scourged been who prois. she supplied and Curtis Atkinson conflict with the principle laid colonists in Boston to keep them to be a doctor. to enter one ofethe its people had not a distinct nationAmongst those present were the buneted and spit upon by lustful direct 11. It is coercion of an insidious under the sway of by Mr. Wilson, namely, "the money-mahing professions. All rea- al character, if they ,lid not see a gressive reports to the newspaper re- Rev. J. foreign despots, Barry (Administratore# Ilerods and time-serving Pilates, down settlement of every question, whe- type. macrhed out to arrest the patriots. But the boy different eternity from the English - presentatives. son is with them. Messrs. Fran): Brennan and Parker she upon eel et dark head has been ther of territory, of sovereignty, of The Convention (writes our con - Moloney, Hancock hears music in his soul, and it calls man, yet the majority of Irishmen Ireland in financial and It binds 12. Samuel Adams, The Dr. el's.H.R., O'Dea pressed a crown of thorns. One last economic arrangements, or of poliembattled farmers rose up and AmHe will stress economic grievances most temporary, the Advocate) is pro- Messrs. M. P. Jageurs, D. Slattery, him out of the beaten track. J. torture has been mercifully spared. tical relationship on the basis of a fetters and politically keeps her erican bably the must important Irish-Aus- Slattery. E. Kernan. sharpshooters will say: "I believe the healer's pro- in conversation. handcuffed. poured a deadM.L.C, G. W. She has never been rejected by her free acceptance of that settlement tralian conference yet held; happenly fire into the enemy's rank from fession is a noble one. I do not Real Leaders Unknown. 13. Ireland, like another Esau, is ing as it did at a moment, when. Vanheems, J. J. Kennedy, P. Law- own. 1 u -day, even as the nails are by the people immediately concernbehind despise it. But I wish to be a every tree and stone wall lor, E. J. Brady. R. Wright, and to sell her birthright for a along sunk, martyred Ireland forgives. The Irish character anciently was more than ever before, the Irish and not upon the basis of the asked the route of the bloody remusician." What is it makes the A toast list was honoured. That is her noblest victory, as it was ed. mess of Partition pottage. is engaging the attention Burke. material interest or advantage of treat boy cling to music whether his tal full of charm. The people were liveof the Britisher. It was and the following were the speakers: the sublimity of the Cross. The Irish any other nation or people which a 14. If the people are unwilling to sort It should do much "Self-Determination ent be great or little? We surmise ly, imaginative, and sympathetic, of the world. of guerillet warfare, for people, whose heart has long been may desire a different settlement poison themselves by swallowing against which the Indian biological or spiritual necessity and the best talkers possible, but their in the direction of consolidating the proposed by Mr. Frank Ireland." British employed Brennan. his disease is beyond our healirg. very power of sympathy and under- forces operating in the Common M.H.R., and supported by Rev. Fr. sorrow's home, can forgive because for the sake of its own exterior influ- this nauseous ingredient, prepared the Black and Tans of those Revoby the Premier cook, they are to be lutionary ence or mastery." Force him to attend the wards, and standing, their capacity of seeing wealth towards securing for Ireland McNally (Tar.), and Lieutenant P. they, too; have been crucified. days, the hired Hessians strangled by a rope made of Crown and scalping Throughout the world, the sons he will be a sulky student, a bad both steles of a case. made them the exercise' of her incontestable Gallagher (N.S.W.); "The Land We Baseless Assertion. to terrorise and colony hemp and patented in Cana- subdue the Indians of carand daughters the Gael have weak. The oppression of right to self-government. doctor, and he will hate with a bit- Politically courageous Colonists. Live In." proposed by 5. The Mr. assertion Jas. ried the lesson of the Cross. The? that it gives wid- dian green woods. The insurrection soon developed ter hatred those who forced on him the last six years has made a deep State Delegates. into Donovan secretary, er powers than Parnell was prepared State N.S.W. only know, as they can know, who and, I believe, an enduring change a separatist movement through the a profession alien to his nature. If Delegates representing all the supported by Mr. D. J. O'Keefe have suffered and have put aside to accept is baseless. Parnell said: we understand the passion of the in that character. It has strength - States composed the Convention, (Tar.), and responded to Sinn Feiners of the y, and "We cannot give up a single Irish- =ABM O. CLAW'S NOOKS. radical by Mrs. passing glory the of the world tc coed the will. The political rebels in 1776 the great modern en elation boy to be himself, we can underaddressed itself to the task of Mott (S.A.1; "The Visitors," propos- follow Christ, that on some Calvary man.The act demands that Irestand the passion of the Irish nation I meet to -day are the highest types which Young boys and girls of our days of human rights was em ed by a constitution that should ed by Mr. T.111. Burke (national pre must coine the last woe acid pas- land shall give up one and a quarfor freedom. It will not listen to of Irishmen I have met in my lite of framing are all great lovers of reading, and Jefferson in the Declaration cf Inplace ter the sident) :supported millions organisation upon by of a cornMr. J. H. SculIrishmen. sion of men and nations. The glow reasonable people who assure it. per- fifty-four years. 11. think of these pletely uniform Federal basis. The lin (Vic.), and responded to by it is a good practice' for those who dependence. The French army Rev. on the hill beyond Jerusalem was as 6. It aims at accomplishing the are interested in their welfare and haps truly, that British culture and young men, so cheerful, so deter- following are the names of the dele- Fathers McNally (Tas.), Moloney navy threw the balance of force to blood, but it quickly paled to the doom of Ireland as a nation. civilisation are, on the whole, as mined, so self-sacrificing, and I grow recommend any good books Ice on the side of the struggling ColonSouth Wales: Mrs. J. (SA.). Neville (WA.). Mrs. Trade gold of an Easter dawn. So, too. good as any. It is not a civilisation more and more confident that some- gates:-New 7. It is an affront both to logic their perusal and" amusement. It is ists, and the federated republic of L. Trefle, P. Gallagher, Lieut. Messrs. MacCurtain Messrs. (N.S.W.). (0.t, the hills of Ireland are red with the and commonsense. Irish people desire for themselves. thing great must come out of a race J. Dwyer, G. Waite, D. Nilon and W. and D. Nilon (N.S.W.). de- with pleasure, therefore, we bring the United States started its career blood of her sons; blood that cries signed as a safeguardOstensibly political democracy in the New The theory and practice of empire which produces such men in multi- Curtis Atkinson; Victoria: Rev. W. the Pro- before their notice the Catholic no- of aloud for justice, and will be heard testant minority within for At the Celtic Club. are hateful to them. The mingling tude. I think the rank and file are M. Collins, D.D., Dr. G. R. vels of Miss Isabel C. Clarke, which World. Four millions of people in the nation. Baldwin, in God's good time. Therefore, can Bat free and slave colonies. differing of Norman and Saxon with the Gaei even finer than their leaders. it creates are all well written, Later in the a second and are worthy evening a number of Ireland, whose symbol is the Cruc:dissatisfied minE. J. Hogan, M.L.A.. T. M. widely which came with the invasions and perhaps I should not say that. The Messrs. opinion. united in dealing J. H. Scullin, and P. I. 0' the delegates were guests of the fix, look beyond the angry watere ority of no less than 420.000. and of a place in every Catholic house- a death inblow plantations has not brought about a real leaders are unknown almost. It Burke, of to monarchy and autosunders hold. They c ornmitte from touch the of the doctrines the Celtic Club, original who minority Leary; Quensland: Messrs. MacCurher persecutors sit in dark- further minority of 327,000. change of feeling. The new race is not a time when orators can make tarn Our Holy Faith, and show how in cracy in the New Hemisphere. kindly provided them with honor- where Conand T. Bray; South Australig: The Irishmen of to -day are- fightmade out of the union of Saxon. their voices beard. The press pub- Mrs. Mott, Rev. T. J. Moloney, ary members' tickets covering the ness, to repeat the prayer of her cededly a Parliament in Dublin time of trial and temptation a Cacrucifiedriea. Master, "Forgive."-Ame- would be just and fair to these. Dane. Norman, and Gael is still dom- lishes a daring utterance only at the Messrs. J. McHugh, R. C. but tholic should always be loyal to the ing the same foe for precisely the F. Sulliy period of their stay in Melbourne. rica. inated by the last, and it looks hack risk of suppression. and many papers van. and J. G. Murphy; West not to the minority of the nation of Faith. These books have all been same human rights that were denied Aus- The name of Mr. M. P. Jageurs. preto the pure Gael as to an ancestral have been suppressed. It is impos- tralia: Rev. Father Neville, Messrs. the same complexion located in the tested by those well able to judge to the American Revolutionists a sident of the club, was toasted, as self. The more complex mentality sible to hold political meetings Hugh Mahon. J. 'Monaghan, Mr. Curtis Atkinson is an English six counties. in such matters. "Prisoner's Tears," century and a half ago by the same was "The Self-Determination for Irebrought about by the commingling Those who lead and inspire are J.P., and Stack; Tasmania: O'Dea, "The Secret Citadel," "Fine Clay," tyrannical foe. and publicist, who came History is repeat. Rev. land League." Amongst those pre journalist 8. As a business arrangement it "The Rest House," and "By They work in secret. of natures is at the service of Ire- nameless. to Australia for health sent was reasons. Councillor Deveney. A the ing itself in the heroic struggle of McNally, Messrs. D J. Oe is impracticable and unworkable. land, and not of its conquerors. The They can only "convince by their Father It fine type Blue River" are good delightful read- four millions of the commonalty of the intellectual, Mr. Keefe, J. Alexander, and F. J. Cerintroduces presence." divine But I ardent and confusion. chaos and fric- ing, and may be purchased at Miss against rich. powerful and greedy Trip to Warrandyte. Irish have shown by three hopeiess Atkinson is an illustration of the BA., Lle13. Mr. J. Donovan, rebellions in every century hew selfless leadership because of the der. On Sunday the delegates were the manner in which all fair-minded men tion. It creates a system singularly M. J. McDermott's Catholic Art and exploiters of the people who are Secretary for New South inefficient and ruinously expensive Rook Depot, Hay-street, Perth, W.A. denied the right to rule themselves. loathsome to them is the character spirit of the rank and file, just as State respond to the principle of the (Mr. of Self -Deguests national president Wales, accompanied the delegation T. M. Burke) The Irish Revolution is only a chapin which British statesmen would when I see the clouds warm at dawn and Mr. Pierce Cody. termination. his State, ter in the history of the modern mould them. 1 believe that antag- I know the glow comes from a yet from Mr. D. J. O'Keefe. a Tasmanian deIn welcoming the delegates. Dr. They were taken for an enjoyable legate, movement of democracy for political onism springs from biological and hidden sun. The Paddy of British Baldwin was a where member of run to Warrandyte, the Senmotor spoke of the reasons which and spiritual necessity. Is it good or caricature, based on the Handy had brought industrial liberty. As the Amwears. them together. The they lunched, and returned to the ateMr.for J.mane erican Colonists, although of Engevil? I cannot say. The moral- Andys, Micky Frees and Charley Oe Dwyer. of Sydney, is a had grown by leaps and city in time to resume the afterieten well-known lish ist in me will hear of nothing but a :Valleys of old novels, if there ever League extraction, tired of foreign wars figure all over Austrafreeand its success showed hew session at 3 pen. The delegates and taxes and masters using them brotherhood of humanity and race were originals of this type, have cer- bounds, on account of his interest in Ca the principle of Self -De- ly expressed their pleasure at the lia in the game of Great Powers, so the hatreds are abhorrent to it. The tainly left no successors. I find only powerfully complete arrangements which had thole: and national societies. termination appealed to a people so artist in me delights in varieties of a quiet. determined, much enduring fair-eninded historically separate and distinct Rev. Father Neville, of the Wesas the Australian peo- been made for their enjoyment. and tralian Irish nation now seeks the same culture and civilisation, and it tells People, so little given to speech that ple. A delegation, came to the Condelighted at the opportunity national executive was to be were goal of freedom from entangling me it is well worth some bloodshed it is almost impossible to find among vention fresh from his the victorious that the run provided to see to save the world from being "en- Sinn Feiners an orator who would ,appointed, and a national constitte rural beauty alliances, and the right to live their encounter with the Jingoes of Norown national life in their own way. girdled with Brixton," the dreadfui attract a crowd or speak of Irish tion framed. The executive would tham. on general matters of policy Some of the INdegatm outcome of As we sent Franklin to ask the imperialism which wrongs as the Redmonds, Sextons, speak Father McNally, from Tasmania. Says the Advocate: George Moore foresaw in one of his O'Briens, and Dillons of the last g,en- for the whole Commonwealth secIrish and French for assistance in "That in ceder to permanently record our thankfulness for the rewas one of the chief figures in tre tions. Mrs. J. L. Trefle .the witty member Convention. and was a very proour Irish and more lucid intervals. fight for freedom and found I eration did. Ireland has become cent triumph of right and justice (in the vindication of Australia's The Governing Body. of the New South Wales delegation, minent member of the committee. do not believe it is possible to make for the present all will. I have no them a very present help in our Sisterhood), and to gratify a wish long felt by our Bishop and A national constitution. providing is the widow of the late Hon. J. L. need, and, indeed, the deciding faccontented Britons out of Irishmen. doubt when a settlement comes that Lieutenant P. Gallagher. another The military efforts to effect this the ancient charms of imagination wider and more workable machin- Trefle, who was for some time a of the N.S.W. delegation. is vicetors in our war for independence, dear to his heart, we resolve to at once undertake the completion are vain as the effort of a madman and sympathy will be renewed, but ery than that supplied by the tn- Minister of the Crown in New president of that eection. He fought likewise in our own time Ireland of St. Michael's Cathedral at Wagga, and declare that a subto change a shamrock into an oak they will spring out of a deeper life, tative constitution under which the South Wales. seeks reciprocity and commissions in the war for the liberation of the scription list be now opened for that purpose, and that all CathoMrs. Mott, one of the representa- small nations. and was severely tree by pricking it with a needle and literature, art and society will States previously worked, was adoptDe Valera and other Irish patriots ed, and the appointment of a Fed tives of the South Australian sec- wounded-losing an arm. In spite of all the proddings of Brit- gain. to seek American recognition of the lics and sympathisers throughout Australia be invited to co-operHe is cral executive decided upon. The tion, is a granddaughter of the late now putting heart and soul into this ish bayonets the people born in IreIrish Republic. But since AmeriPhysical Force. ate." (One of the reselutions carried by the Catholic laity of officers of this executive consist of a Lord Russell. of Killowen. a former struggle for the application to Ireland will still be Irish. ca entered the bloody arena of Ei29 Wagga on Sunday, July 24th. at a demonstration in honour of his I am trying to explain the mood national president, a national secre- Chief Justice of England, who was land of the same principle as was rope in 1917, the deadly blight of A Real Nationality. of my countrymen to -day. I think tary, and a national treasurer. all of leading counsel for Charles Stewart militarism, autocratic reaction and a result of the war-to Lordship Dr. Dwyer, when £3,500 was subscribed in the Riverina Their nationality is a real thing. highly of them, but I do not think whom must reside in the one State, Parnell in the notorious Piggot for- applied-as Great Power propaganda, especially a dozen or more of the small nationHall). Subscriptions, which will be acknowledged individually They are one of the oldest races in Ireland is by any means an Island of and who, together with two repre- geries case. of the British variety, has paralysed alities of Europe. the world, so old that their legends Saints, and things have been done sentatives from each State, to be apand in the columns of this paper, may be sent direct to Rev. T. the soul of America and it no longer go back to the beginning of time, by Irishmen which I at least will pointed by the respective State functions normally and responds Ryan, Administrator, Bishop's House, Wagga, or P. J. Mahon, and they have their own myth-s of not attempt to defend. That may Councils, form the national execusympathetically to the battle cry of creation. There is in Gaelic a lit- be because I am a pacifist by nat- tive. Esq., Hon. Treasurer. freedom. The whole world has erature with epic and heroic tales as ure; and I prefer to use intellectual The personnel of the executive been Prussianised. and looks on alin worle. The and spiritual forces rather than phy- officers elected is:-National presiimaginative as any the most apathetically while the libertyfact that for the past eighty years sical force. But it is only fair to dent. Mr. T. M. Burke; national secloving Irish people are allowed to the majority of Irish people speak say that two years of raids, arrests retary, Mr. P. I. O'Leary; national combat the mightiest empire in the English has but superficially modi- and imprisonments. of which there treasurer, Rev. W. M. Collins, D.D. world for elementary rights of free fied Irish character. A nation is a were many thousands. preceded the These officers are members of the men. But the race is not always long enduring being, and the thin adoption of their present methods Victorian section of the League to the swift, nor the battle to the veneer of another culture spread by the Volunteers. If it ever is thus the present national headquarstrong, The mills of the gods over it for a couple of generations right to use physical force. which I ters of the League are in Melbourne. grind slowly. but they grind exceedaffects it as little as the American- doubt, because I feel there are other where a suite of offices is being seingly fine. The plain peo will Licensed Auctioneers, Sworn Valuators, Property and Business Salesism of a young man would be affect- ways by which right can find its ap- cured. yet have their day in Cou and ed who lived in Florence for a year propriate might, then, when considmen, Builders, Financiers, etc. the Message. Lord have Historic mercy on their and learned to speak Italian. The ering the tragic happenings during ents in those days. The first business of the ConvenGaelic culture still inspires all that the past year in Ireland, praise or is best in Irish literature and Irish condemnation can only rightly be tion was the unanimous adoption of (704Zersli1tILL DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. 'the following resolution, the sub life. There are writers like Yeats, awarded when we have who stance of which was cabled to Ea Synge, Hyde, and Stephens who have a right to govern decided Established' 1912. Rents to Collected. Money Lend. Ireland-the this Namight have won but little repute Irish people or the English people. :norm de Valera:-"That MISS MERCLA SCOTT, had they not turned back and bath- But where does the right of England tional Convention of the Self-DeterTeacher of Latest Ballroom and Principals: T. A. Dudley and L. J. Dwyer. ed in the Gaelic tradition and their to govern Ireland come from? Ore mination for Ireland League of AusFancy Dancing, City and General Representative: J. Len O'Sullivan. tralia, at this. its first, meeting. re#uls been made shining and many - what is it based? Has Resumed Tuition. Not on the solves as its opening business to °loured by the contact. The of the Irish people, certainly. will Maylands Representative: T. J. Canter'. On to Eamonn de Valera, as leadPrivate Lessons by Appointment. last great champion of the Gaelic ancient possession? But it is not send er of the Irish people. cordial greettradition was Padraic Pearse, who generally conceded that a burglar Private Address. Abbotsford,. The Best Imported since the German Sellers and Buyers of Property or Businesses should see us. We ed the astonishing enterprise of who has long had stolen property ings, and an assurance of the sup115 Aberdeen -street, Perth, can build you any class of house, prepare all plans, and finance you. were and Offered aster Week, 1916. Pearse had made is the more entitled to it the loeger port of the Australian democracy in Makes Procurable, Tel. A1787. to lend on Vacant Furniture, We Money Houses, Land, Pianos, etc. Ireland's struggle for aelf-Determinis soul out of the heroic literature he possesses it. are experienced rent collectors; our collectors call all subprbs from to the 'Public at a tion." .f the Gael, and when I think of Fremantle to Midland Junction. Auction sales conducted' anywhere. A committee, consisting of Rev. hat he did and how Ireland reeled How Irish Freedom Will Come. Fathers McNally and Neville, ar.d fter him, I recall the words of Alterations, additions and renovating of houses, etc., carried out HOTEL PERTH do not write wishing Americans Messrs: E. J. Hogan, M:L.A., Mac .tandish O'Grady, an earlier prophet to Ipick and financed if necessary. a quarrel with Great Britain Curtain, Nikon and McHugh, were J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. f the Gaelic tradition, who wrote over Ireland. But the more for under- deputed to draft a constitution Delay, Not Many f its heroes and demigods: "Not Agents for The Commercial Union Assurance Co. For Fire, AcciExcellent Accommodation. there is, the more will the submission to the Convention. Their et lost is their power to quicken. standing which is latent in life become recommendations, with minor alters' and Order To -day dent, and Employers' Liability insurance. Send for us: we can aso exalt, to purify. Still they live good the unconquerable force in human tions and additions. were adopted. GLENORAN NO. 10 sure satisfaction, nd reign and shall reign." affairs it must become if the golden SCOTLAND'S SNOT. Distress in Ireland. Only From --The Manifestation of Irish Genius. years are ever to return. We can PURR MALT WHISKY. That national tradition which go on enduring oppression. Person- On Monday the Convention was As supplied under Contract to the of necessity the upon W.A. addressed Hospitals and Government Medical ally. I believe the complete freed n oved Pearse and his associates aniDepartment. Also Hallway Dining Cars ates the Sinn Feiners who succeed- of Ireland will come surely, and supporting the White Cross moveand the Leading liotele and Clubs . him. The average man may not some who are now living. will see it. ment brought into being for the Ta" throuphout the State. ess the thoughts which move the It will come through world circum- purpose of relieving the distress ightier of his kind, but the same stance, not because Ireland will caused by British oppression in IrePHsoIL etbirL E PHIL ements are in his being, and he have grown powerful enough by it- land. It was unanimously resolved . -ys the call when it is made. The self to win its independence, or be- that.the matter be taken up by the 57, G.P.O., PERTH. BOX ADDRESS: POSTAL that they rst thing to realise, then, if you cause Great Britain will have be national executive, and Newcastle Club Hotel ould understand Ireland today. is come generous enough to allow free- make an early appeal to the AusNO SHOPS IN BARRACK-STREET. South Terrace, Fremantle. Newly Renovated and Up -to -Date. Goldfields at the Irish people are truly a dom to the people who loathe its tralian people to assist this supremeand North-West Customers specially tion with a peculiar cultural or dominion over them. Perhaps, ly worthy cause. A relief fund will catered for. Sou.th Beach trams stop iritual ancestry; that its genius when Irish people have suffered thus be inaugurated at an early at door. Proprietor: T. B. Ryan (late See.. r hundreds of years has been de- enough and paid the price in sacri- date. It was decided to instruct Celtic Club, and Wyndham. Tel. B197 ed free national expression, and fice, they will win the truly good the national executive to appoint a e passion for freedom is rnore in- things which come from sacrifice. Federal director of propaganda and (Approved by the Hierarchy Of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia). The importance and nse to-day than it has ever been. There may be a Justice which weighs publicity. THE CATHOLIC DEPOT. Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, SIENEVOLENCM to Catholics (males and. females),. demanding. their. e do not expect from Ita v, the offering, and has power to en- necessity of this decision was unani11 is essentially Irish and Catholic, and It specledy Appeals mously realised. Branches will be established In any Locality on receipt by the DISTRICT SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. ance, Germany or England any- force its decrees. SECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS sanctioned by the PRIEST of the DISTRICT, the At the concluding session of the ing differing in character from names and ages of intending members being fully set out in the requisition. Manufacturers and Modellers, Convention. Dr. Baldwin intimated 1111118 T. L (mammon, A.T.C.Iat they have already given to Importers. 550 BRANCHES throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealwirir :0.600 members and 2300,383 In Funde. Finanhis intention to resign the presidency cial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. Church Furnishers, Catholic Book e world. They are like artists 45 Cleaver -street, West Perth. MODERATE CONTRIKUTIONS, sellers. of the Victorian section of the LeaTeacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Plpe NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. .0 have accustomed the public to Picture Framers. Se11001 ^111,plier& Organ, and Harmony. Terms on gue, and his decision not to stand LOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLD PROPERTY. certain character in their work. 543 GEORGE-STREET, SYDNEY application. Miss O'Connor is prefor any other office, though he would Full Particulars on Application to ,L. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, iliberlan Hall. Murray -street, Perth. .244 ELIZABETH -ST., MELBOURNE. ey have done perhaps the best pared to take pupils for the Pipe The House for All Catholic Goods for always take a lively interest in the Organ. Tel. A5946. t was in them to do. But people OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. ALL MODERN REQUIREMENTS. HIBERNIAN HALL. Church, Home, Etc. He was affairs of the League. e the Irish, the Russians, and the Saturday. Minimum RATES. Monday to Friday, to the Con for his services thanked 5 0 8 p.m.. to 11 p.m. . 22 nations in the new world. have 0 0 8 p.m. to II pan. - 22 SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL LIKE. 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . 22 is 0 7 6 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. - 22 to give to the world the best SOME LOOK LIKE. SOME SMELL LIKE. vention and the Leagae generally. NONE TASTE LIKE UNION BEER. The visiting delegates trangratulated NONE TASTE LIKE UNION BEER. . is in them. They are like (
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and gentlemen, presided Catholics to "speak out." In these To the Catholic, marriage is ala David Hennessy. was held at the days of timidity and hesitation when and will and must Melbourne Town Hall recently to the Catholic is molested by unscru- Sacrament, be a Sacrament to the end of ways CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, E.P. helpof decide on the best means pulous foes, there is a tendency to In that regard it is time. earthly WARE, Etc. ing Miss Mollie O'Brian to gain fur- silence when silence can only spell as holy and precious an institution camusical her in ther experience for the Catholic, cowardice. The as any of the other six Sacraments GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET He to tender passage friend. resolved personal was It a close reer. the was headed Lord Foley Bishop is worth reproducing ti.e established by our lidesssed nix, and SETS, and FRUIT SETS. QUEENSLAND. hospitable and gen- her a complimentary concert in guidance of timid souls. Thefor great Himself Baptism, Penance, Holy funeral prpcession. Archbishop Du - was exceedingly last acts was the Melbourne Town Hall on the convert says: WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. the last sad rites at erous, and one of his Confirmation, Extreme Eucharist, coma Father Hennessy, whe leis 'wen lag conducted and one hundred next, for cheque September 14th. to post a "There is a time for silence and a Unction, and Holy Orders. Yet this the in charge of the Allure parish fur the grave.-R.I.P. TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. guineas towards the cost of Father mittee was formed to carry outwith time to speak. What I desiderate (says our South African contemover two years, has been transferred new presbytery at. Rose executive duties in connection Party O'Regan's Labour Queensland in Catholics is the gift of bringing porary, the Southern Cross) is what The Sehis to a Prior to Beaudesert. the the movement. to Miss O'Brian, married was He Bay. a suitable erect to steps taken out what England have their is; it is one it is coming to in Christian parture, he was given a farewell en- memorial to the memory of the late youngest daughter of the late Mr. pupil of the Good Shepherd Con- of those 'better religion gifts' of which the from the London Daly tertainment by his parishioners and Mrs. Smith died saine vent, Abboteford, has made wonder- Apostle bids you to be 'zealous.' You ('Sc quote Mark Foy. Mirror) The Sisters of T. J. Ryan. period. short very a wallet of notes. a daughters in two progress ful leaving years ago, must not hide Your talent in a napthe and School age. of DIVORCE HUSTLE. the local Convent and one son. Mr. Smith married a and. although only 18 years kin, or your light under a bushel.I NEW SOUTH WALES. RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. children also presented him with a Requiem Mass was has cained as a pianist the highest want a laity, net arrogant, second time. Ninety-two Marriages Dissolved not rash of St. Vin- celebrated at St. Joseph's, Wools h- honours obtainable as a sturle,it. in speech, souvenir of their regard. Father opening the Since Hours. Three Within not disputatious, but men Hennessy generously handed the cent's Hospital, Sydney. the num- ra, for the repose of his This young artist is a Licentiate who know their religion, who enter cites. E. GOSI'EN, manager. DANIEL MULCAHY.. Proprietor. JUDGES WORK OVERTIME. wallet over to the parish funds. ber of patients admitted totals Concert Pianist of the Rural Ara- into it, who know just where they Five Judges did a record hustle in Father Keating succeeds Father 83,686--outdoor cases were 519.540, Coonan, who has been dem, of Music, London: Licentiate stand, who know Monsignor Hennessy, and a hearty welcome and attendances 1.351.293. The num- raised to the dignity of a Proton- Pianist of the Trinity College of and what they do what they hold the Divorce Court on Saturday no not, know cases being was extended to him. ber of operations were 18,026 otary. Apostolic by the Holy Father, thee, London; Dominion Diploma. their creed so well that who they can fewer than ninety-two is a native of Carrick-on-Suir, and n'!,1 Medalli,t of the London Col give an account of it, who know so disposed of within three hours. ArchGrace On the 24th. inst.. his Father E P. O'Donnell. Gulgong's was educated in the diocesan esininlist there were 1,945 of Musk,. London. and recently much of history that term's the In they can de- undefended cases, and at the rate at Sale . Talking Machines--All Kipds bishop Duhig blessed and laid the popular parish priest. has a large ary at Kilkenny. lie came first to won an Entrance EN.hibition at the Mel- fend it. II want an intelligent, well - which the Judges are working it is foundation stone of a new presby- parish to serve, and recently in one Adelaide. but when the Cardinal ar- University Conservatorimn, instructed laity. throtery at Clayfield. Father Frank O'- week he motored over a distance of rived in Australia, 36 years ago, he bourne. got be will they that "I wish you to enlarge your computed Connell has charge of the parish. His nearly 300 miles over bad roads. in twslve or thirteen weeks. came on to Sydney, where he has to cultivate your rea- ugh . . Grace, who came at much personal Monsignor The first National Convention of knowledge, Gramophones, playing flat records, £2 2s. to £70. Edison Ambeen stationed since. To facilitate the hustle special son, get an insight into the relato Townsville from the of inconvenience Says the Sydney Freeman. of berolas, playing Cylinder Records, £16. Flat Records. double -sided, has been parish priest Self -Determination for Ireland tion to Saturday sittings are bethe overtime Coonan perform the ceremony in his address 28th. ult: "This business of unroot- Forest Lodge for many years. When League of Australia was opened in view of truth to truth, to learn to ing held. It was obvious, said Sir 3/6. We are landing a big lot for Christmas. Cylinder Records, things as they are, to underto the people said he thought the ing the Catholic Church is very dis- Archbishop Kelly succeeded to the Melbourne on the 23rd. ult.. and We stock all in the Edison Catalogue. 3/6 each. Henry Duke, 'the President of the occasion was opportune for voicing hearteninp work. At Wapga, a few See on the death of Cardinal Moran, continued its sessions on the two stand how faith and season sta :d Divorce Court. on Saturday, that Monthly lists and complete Catalogues posted to all who write the feelings of the Catholic com- weeks ago, at what was advertised Father Coonan was appointed Vicar- following days. Dr. G. R. Baldwin, to each other, what are the basis without assistance the Judges could for them. and munity of Brisbane and of Queens- as a big Orange demonstration, the General, and in 1917, the Holy Fa- President of the Victorian section of whereprinciples of Catholicism, and not have coped with the accumulaNeedles, Mainsprings, and all repair parts in stock. lie the main inconsistencies land, in regard to the conclusion of magnificent sum of £13 was collect- ttier bestowed on him the dignity cia the League, was elected chairman All kinds of Talking Machines Repaired. of undefended cases. absurdities of the Protestant tion In Monday's daily paper we Domestic Prelate. Monsignor Cr;o, of the Convention. It was decided and a celebrated case recently tried in ed. a sets who Lord Chancellor, The The evidence given at read that £3,500 was contributed to- ean is a keen student of ecclesias- not to admit the press to the de- theory, Sydney. in judicial swiftness, "You ought to be able to bring model example that case and the summing up of wards the Bishop of Wagga's legal tical and social subjects, and liberations, but a press committee. out." -ases under he goes on to say, "what you disposed of twenty-five one of the foremost judges of New expenses." though of a retiring disposition. h's consisting of Messrs. J. H. Scullin, feel and and a half, and Mr. j Istwo hours what ybu mean, as well tiee Horridge got be constituted. South Wales opinions, given when the occasion D. J. O'Keefe, and Curtis Atkinson, as to feel it through and mean it; to expose two in about the same time.twentythtetight, the finest public testimony Mr. On the occasion of the Silver Jula- demands, can v great weight. The supplied progressive reports to the to the comprehension of others tie Justice Shearman had the shortest that had ever been given to the lee of the profession of Rev. Bro- Right R.w. AJosigoor J. P. Moy. newspaper representatives. The lives and work of our devoted Nuns. ther Patrick. the Brothers of Holy nagh. P.P., V.G., who has also been Convention should do much in the fictions and fallacies of your op- list (fifteen), Mr. justice Rowlett, He referred to the case in which the Cross College, Ryde, entertained the appointed a Protonotary Apostolic, direction of consolidating the f eces ponents, and to explain the charges dealt with twenty, and the balance to Central Arcade of Wagga--a personal friend Old Boys at a dinner, held at the was Administrator of the Archdio- operating in the Commonwealth to- brought against the Church to the fell to Sir Henry Duke. 13i. not indeed of bigots, of ' -was sued by an ex -Sister for College, in his honour. cese last year, during the visit of wards securing for Ireland the exer- satisfaction, will who Chancellor, The Lord swro 4e l arrest under circumstanThe following but of men of sense of whatever take another thirtv-seven cases -othe Archbishop to the Holy See and self government. ces well known to the gathering. Ireland. Monsignor Moynagh has cise of her incontestable right of cast of opinion," LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. This power to defend our Faith day, warned counsel that they must Three -fourths of the population of been in Australia 39 years, coming cable was sent to Eamonn de Valready when their cases were the ignorance and the un- be Australia stood` on the tip-toe of exhere shortly after his ordination at era: "National Convention, Austra- against hustle they icain the otherwise reached, pectation of "revelations of Convent All Hallows College, Dublin. After lian Self-Determination for Ireland kindly criticism of our non-Catholic would be struck out. The most minute details of life." First business: Greetinzs friends ought to be part of the arMUSIC SELLERS, a period at St. Mary's Cathedral, League. THE MURRAY-STREET those "revelations"evidence under Archbishop Vaughan and Car- to De Valera, Leader Irish people, mour of every Catholic worthy of Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. Midday on Wednesday the name. We ought to to be able was promoted to he were all to the credit of the fine of Australian support Assurance of dinal Moran, IRISH NATIONAL NOTE ONLY ADDRESS: 180 MURRAY-STREET (near Boana). Each Week is the community of Presentation Nuns at Lithgow, which was then- a parish Democracy in Ireland's struggle for explain, for instance, that it is not Correct Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. FORESTERS Mt. Erin, Wagga, to all the religious Baldwin, Pre- intolerable but consistency which as big as a diocese, extending from self-determination. NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. keeps us from cresending our children Orders in Australia, and to the A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. A complimentary dinner the Blue Mountains to the borders sident." The that Contributions, Reports, Etc., of Bathurst. Thirty-one years ago was given to the visiting delegates to non-Catholic schools; that for- No Initiation Fee. Write for Free Catalogue. dit of the Catholic Church. Cheapest Concurfor the and crossbids us from subscribing to the deand Advertisements searchlight of evidence BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. A representative he took charge of West Bran-min, at Scott's Hetcl. tributions. rent week's issue of THE examination for days in the oldest Branches: Hugh O'Neil, Perth, meets now known as Rozelle, and under gathering attended to do honour to moralising tendencies of the times, alternate Thursdays, in the Trades Hall taken. may be of AusRECORD Commonwealth with and which leads us to protest accourt in the his administration the parish, the guests. The Celtic Club also. 14), Beaufort -Street, Perth. tralia was let in upon that Convent its commodious church and fine entertained a number of the dele- tively against divorce, immodesty (Room Brian Boru Branch, Fremantle, every Streects, Pe,r.th. Bur" ack and in dress, modern dances, bad litera- alternate Tuesday, Friendly Societies life, and there was nothing revealed schools, has become perhaps the gates. Rev. tLithgow. Very at Speaking Secretary's 64 Adelaide -street; TheFamous ture, and suggestive plays. We ought Hall, that was not to the highest credit of largest in the suburbs. Address, W. Keating, 43 Bun-street, the Sisters. He (his Grace) had al- Dr. O'Reilly, C.M., made reference Mrs. Maria Rowley, wife of Mr. to, be able to explain exactly from Fremantle. Charles Stuart Parnell, address, Court vurroRrx ready telegraphed his congratula- to the Union Jack. "I have never Patrick Rowley, of Wangaratta. where we derive our source of in- Boulder; Secretary's alternate THE PLACE TO GO FOR relays. Boulder; meets Hostions to his Lordship Bishop Dwyer, said a word against the Union Vincent's spiration and our ideal of life; a d Hate:, died suddenly at St. Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. John CSS.R.. has "but I tell you Campbell, Rev. J. FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, SILK and FASHION and he intended to write, also, tell- Jack," he declared, on the 17th. ult. The deceas- how, piece by piece, all the apparent O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland Juncpital, ing him how delighted the' Catholics now that not until the crowd of been transferred from Ballarat to ed had come through an operation inconsistencies and intolerances of tion. SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. Money to Lend on application to the of Queensland were at the victory bigots, sectarians, jingoes, Imperial- the New Zealand Community of the successfully, and so complete was the Catholic Faith dove-tail into the Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. which he secured against a black ists and people with German names Redemptonsts. her recovery. that she was about one most Divinely logical, supreme. Maxwell, Barrack-street, Perth, or the EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL I let it under it, will come from COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. conspiracy. An innocent girl, who to leave the hospital for her home. ly consistent institution in Christen General Secretary, care J. J. siege. The Right Rev. Dr. M. F. O'Far- when she was seized with a sudden dom-the Catholic Church. The Australian flag was always highly respected and fly over me. fail Barrack -street. of Bathurst. fit of coughing, and died immediate- to answer a charge made To I air not saving rell, C.11., Bishop dear to the Nuns in the Convent, is good enough. against DON'T FORGET THE so-called anything against the Union Jack, preached at St. Joseph's Church, ly. Sister M. Brenda (Brigidine the Catholic Church, or to correct by was worked upon PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG large congregation on Convent, Wangaratta), and Sister an erroneous impression (and the e ADDRESS friends to bring. if possible, dis- but against the mob that crowd un- Malvern, to a 24th. MEN'S SOCIETY. Mass ult. The 1404 HAY -STREET, PERTH. grace upon the Catholic Church and der it. I would not be found dead Sunday, the at. Leo (Brigidine Convent, Ararat) are many, indeed, still to be eradiRev. Dean or lils Grace the Very ;Under the Patronage DARWIN sad MURRAY-STRUTS, PERTH. by CORNER sung in a 40 -acre was paddock with them. It conspirthe Catholic system. That daughters of the deceased. Mrs. cated in the minds of even the most Archbishop Clune). In the are acy had failed, and he thanked God is a compliment to be called dis- Hegarty, P.P., D D., V.F. Rowley was 5S years of age. and a enlightened Protestants) is or should Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Card was the Very preacher the loyal evening. by some of that crown." Harrier.' Club, Room, Cricket Club, for it, native of County Galway. at-eland.- be regarded by us as a breach of , Debating, Musical, and Dramatic Rev. Prior Power, C.C. This church faith with our Church. Society. Father Cannon has had a trying has been renovated and chapels R.I.P. . ACCOUNTANCY CLASSHS, Father O'Keeffe's new church at time in Lewisham Hospital with have be.en added to an already very A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOLIC Rev. Mother General. of the Order HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). Cannon Hill, opened by Dr. throat trouble, and had to undergo beautiful and devotional shrine, at YOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. will preach at St. Patrick's Catheof Companions Jesus, of the Faithful Full particulars on application toon the 7th instant, several severe operations. Mannix Established 25 Years in WA. He is a cost of ever E2,000. W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. who is at present visiting the vari- dral. . . a the first erected to the well again, and returned to Bega is Convents of the Order throughA Large Assortment of Rosaries, Scapulars, Prayer Books, Picmemory of the martyred Archbis- recently to say farewell to his parWhile the occupants were asleep. ous At St. Joseph's Church, on 13th tures, Crucifixes, Statues, Beeswax, Candles, Incense, Charcoal, Congratulations ishioners prior to taking charge of thieves forced a window of the out the world, is at present in Vic- ult., hop of Armagh. Mr. W. J Mahon), chief of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Floats, etc. came from all parts of Australia to the parish of Bizmibala. breakfast re-one of Mr. John Wren's toria. He was literary (Incorp). staff of The World Western Australia (HoAgents for all R.C. Papers and Magazines. Also a General Stock Father O'Keeffe on having had the entertained and presented with a home, Studley Hall. Kew, and got bart's Labour Daily), was married and Stationery kept Goods of Fancy opening ceremony performed by his well-filled wallet of notes. The off with £20 worth of cutlery. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Society exists for the purpose Tel, A1125. to Miss Winifred Bernadette Cleary, of This Grace the Archbishop of Melbourne. Young Men's Society also gave him * assisting worthy families and others, youngest daughter of Mr. John and including Mrs. on the 6th. ult., At Terowie, inmates of public Institutions, Rey. Mother M. J Francis Hogan S. M. Mott delivered an eloquent the late Mrs. Cleary, of Wattle Hill, in indigent circumstances, and engages a wallet of notes. The feast of St. James the Aeos(sister of 12-." Mother D A. Hogan, good works. it Is governed address on "Ireland Tunnack. The Rev. Father Fitz- Inby other ART & BOOK DEPOT tle (the name day of the Archb'e a Council, once in No. 51 (top floor) A new church has just been com- of Maynooth Cellegel, has died at and instructive Mrs. Mott is the niece patrick performed the ceremony. Mr. Royal Arcade, Perth, and tias branches hop) brought his Grace many greet- pleted at Leura, on the Blue Moun- the Convent of Notre Dame de To-day.'' DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (opposite King ea ass HAY-STREET, NEXT Mahony is the eldest son of the late or conferences In many parishes leaRussell, who was of Lord John Tej. A1655. Proprietress. ings, prayers and good wishes from tains. M. J. McDERMOTT, She enterward Hostel). MISS The contract price for the Sion, St. Omer. France the State. Mr. D. and Mrs. Mahony, of Bris- throughout all parts of the State. In the fore- work was £2,657. The calls on its funds are many, and per cent. pure Beeswax, in conformity with Other additional ed religase in 1882, came to Austra- der of the English Liberal Party bane (Queensland). Pure Wax Candles, 65Tapers, Insense. with a view to supplementing its reCharcoal, 011, Wicks, Sanctuary noon he was the guest of the Chris- charges brought the cost of the lia in 1891, at the request of the from 1846 to 1852. requirements; Church sources, the Society invites persons Pictures a SpeHoly 011 Stocks, Missal Markers, Priests' New Ritual, tian Brothers and students at his church up to f3,000. when making their wills to remember Its Most Rev. Dr. Corbett. Bishop of Acts of Consecration to the Sacred Heart; cialty. Stations of the cross. be made In favwork. Bequests may . of Mary Medals; Children old Alma Mater-St. Joseph's Colof Rosaries; Silver Obit., Mrs. Mary Beerworth, of Pearl J. SPIGL Sale, and assisted in founding flourIrish horn and Mother of the Particular council, or any Photos. of Dr. Mannix; Books by late He celelege. Gregory Terrace. Pictures or Bishops' Conference; The Archbishop of Sydney, at the ishing houses of her Order. In Kooringa, on the 15th ult., at the age Tobacconist, Perth, will be pleased tt our Conference of the Society. of Irish Music and ReadCanon Sheehan and Father Benson. Good supply brated the Community Mass at All conference of the clergy held in the 1900 she was recalled to the Mother of 77 years. She was a devout Ca you would can for your requirements Thompson. and Francis ing matter by Fr. Lassoed, Slr James Butler, Sacred save money. Shaving 4d., HaircutMessenger, Our Hallows Convent, and received the Chapter Hall on the 27th. ult., mode House in Paris. tholis. R.I.P. At Georgetown Mrs and Agent for Catholic Directory, 1911. Record, Press. Heart ting 9d. Orders sent to any part of YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OM Advocate, St. An. congratulations of the Sisters and the gratifying announcement that Lady's Annals, St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Elizabeth Ford passed away at the W.A. by V.P. Post. No remittance AUSTRALIA, WESTERN and Irish, American, Magazine. Benziger's Marla, Ave Annals, thony's boarders there, as well as the Sise his Holiness the Pope had bestowed Razors On his return to Ballarat, Bishop age of 58. She was highly respected, needed. cneapest In Perth, Circulating Library. St. Patrick's usdres, of Ills Grace the English Literature Stocked. Watches, Pipes, or any other ar- Under the Patronage ters and boarders at St. Ann's Tech- upon the Right Rev. Mgr. P. L Foley will he met at the station and and was a valued and practical Set; Archbishop. Large Assortment, tidies Repaired with guarantee. he objects: The Study of the Language, In the afternoon nical School. Coonan. P.P.. V.G.. and the Right escorted to .he Cathedral where the member of St. Mary's Church. R.I.P. Music, History, Literature, and Dancing was welcomed at Lourdes Hill Con- Rev. Mgr. J. P. Moynagh, P.P., V.F., Te Deum will be sung. The clergy Mr. John Kenmare, of the Semaof Ireland, and the revival of the ideals ORIENTAL HOTEL. vent High Cchool, Hawthorne, and the rank of Protonotary Apostolic. .if the ctaseese will subsequeotle ten- phore, has gone to his eternal rest. Hannan -street, of an Irish -Ireland Kalgoorlie. 'Phone 481. The Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY a concert was given in his honour It is interesting to note that pre- der their felicitations to his Lord - He was identified with every C:- One of the Beat Hotels on the Flied.. & EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. PATRICK'S by the pupils. Splendid Accommodation. viously the Right Rev. Mgr. O'Har- snip. Beet of In the evening a public tholic and Irish movement, and for SCHOOL, WELLINGTON -ST. Kept. Dining room under BOYS' Monthly Subscriptions: Ladles And an was the sole priest to hold this meeting of wetcome soil be held in many years held office in the H.A. Everything Limited. Company, Insurance supmislon of Mrs. Taylor. Meals, 1/6; Juveniles, 6d.; Gentlemen, ts. Attold resident of Brisbane, and distinction in the State. St. Patrick's Hall. C.B. Society. R.I.P. Weekly, 27/6. JIM FRAWLEY. ProJ. P. DOHENY, lion. Secretary. . SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. one f the pioneers of the printing prietor. P. CLIFFORD, Asst. Secretary. industry in Queensland. in the perThe completion by the Rev. Ger- Mr. Patrick O'Leary, of EastAn Archdiocesan note in the SydMARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, FIRE, son of Mr. W. R. Bermingham, died ney Freeman's Journal of the 28th ald Doyle of twenty-five years' ser- wood, after more than 43 years' serand EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, 'INSURANCE at LOWEST at his residence, South Brisbane, on ult., states: "The appeal for the vice as parish priest of St. Arnaud, vice at the Mental Hospital. ParkE MIDWOOD, Manager. CURRENT RATES the 14th. ult. He was fortified with Hundred Hundreds to commemo- was celebrated by a conversazione side, was recently farewelled by the all the rites of the Church in his last rate the hundred years of St. held at the St. Arnaud Town Hall, medical, clerical. and nursing staffs. moments.---R.I.P. Mary's is doing well. At the first which was filled to the doors, many Mr. O'Leary retires under the p -opublication of donors we were able et those present having travelled visions of the Septuagenarians Asit A meeting of priests educated at to announce twenty-one hundred. tong distances. During the even- He has been prominent in Irish St. Patrick's, Manly (N.S.W.) and This week we are able to announce ing, Father Doyle was presented affairs, having been a member of CEDAR, OAK and JARRAII COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. members of the Manly Union, was the following: Right Rev. Mgr. Moy- with three illuminated addresees- the Land League, Irish National Feheld in Toowoomba recently. Meet- nagh, V.G., £100; Mrs. Snell (Vic- one trom the congregation, one from deration, and the Irish Note the Address: National ings and discussions took place in toria-street, Potts Point), £100; St. the Hibernians, and one from the League and the United Irish Lea'Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone, A:2938. the rooms of the Toowoomba Ca- Mary's Girls' Association, £100; St. Catholic Mens' Society. gue, being e ice-president of the last tholic Club. Mary's Girls' School, £100; St. for several years. He was one of is The Bishop of Bathurst (Rt. Fey. the few old Nationalist supporters Mary's Boys' School, £100; Sisters Mr. T. Gorman, senr., of Beaude- of Charity, St. Vincent's Hospital, Dr. O'Farrelt was a week -end visi- who early recognised the change in VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. Zani-Buk for soothing pain and drawing 78 years. of tor to Melbourne recently. sert, is dead. at the age £100. Already more than ore His the spirit of Young Ireland, disease and poison from the skin. In fact; He was a native of Tipperary, Ire- fourth has been secured, and the Lordship attended the celebration land, and arrived in Quensland with friends of St. Mary's will be found of the Feast of St. Vincent de Paul wherever there is a Cut, Burn or Scald, 22nd repc7rt of the liabilities JAMES BEATING. He throughout the archdiocese and at St. Joseph's, Malvern, and at the ofanthetheArchdiocese his parents at an early age. of Adelaide, prea Festered Sore, patch of Eczema or 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). was blind for many years before Australia to complete the full hun- 11 o'clock Mass preached an eloqu- sented recently to the Archdiocesan ent sermon on the life and work of Clergy by the Archbishop, the folA Special Line of Scotch and Irish Suitings. his death.-R.I.P. Ringworm, or a case of Piles, the proper dred before October of this year. Dress Suits Our the Saint. Dr. O'Farrell attended lowing message occurs: "Since I beSpecialty. regular use of Zam-Buk will end the A wave of sorrow spread over Mount Erin, Presentation Con- the quarterly general meeting of the gan to issue the annual report in Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. trouble once and for all. Brisbane when it became known vent, Wagga Wagga, was "en fete" St. Vincent de Paul Society at the 1916, the sum of £341,290 18/4 has Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. dead Cathedral Hall, and his address to that the Hon. T. J. Ryan was on the 21st. alt.. when the boardIt is really astonishing how swiftly and surely received, and the sum of £330 Immense crowds gathered round St. ers and day enpils assembled in St. those present was a notable feature been 818 14/2 has been expended. I menpain is banished and new healthy skin grown by Stephen's Cathedral during the Re- Eugene's Hail to'weleome home his of the proceedings. tion acthese figures to show how This magic . quiem Mass for the repose of his Lordship Dr. Dwyer. Rev Mother. The Administrator (Rev. J. T. tive we have been during the past The Cathedral within was and the Sisters, who had returned soul. seven years. Since the late Arch thronged. The remains rested en a from Sydney. Many of the parents Fitzpatrick) received by the last on his taking possession of catafalque before the altar. Arch- of the children and friends of the mail a letter from his Lordship the bishop, See of Adelaide, organised the Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors specialbishop Duhig celebrated the Mass. Community were present. The hall Bishop of Sale, dated from Rome, the The Bishop intimated accounts of the archdiocese, over Seats were reserved for the visiting and stage were beautifully decorat- June 9th. ly Catered for. Under Owner's Personal Supervision £806,000 has been received exand that he had had an audience with representatives from the Southesr, ed in the Bishop's colours. gold and M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. on religion, education, and States, members of the Queensland purple. On his entrance to the the Holy Father. which was "most pended (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) surely. Ministry and others who were giv- hall Dr. Dwyer wag greeted with satisfying and consoling." After charity." Good work; si which is a rare herbal balm quite different in its en official recognition in the funeral hearty cheers and applause, which relating his account of the affairs Mr. J. L. Hogan, A.M.I.E. (Aus.), Among the visitors lasted some minutes. An enter- of the diocese. the Bishop produced arrangements. character and results from fatty salves and -so-called ex-student of the C.B. College. were Archbishop Mannix and Bis- tainment was given in the Bishop's a little silk purse, containing the an aseptic ointments. offering of the school children of who has been on the engineering IF YOU WANT TO BUY A HOUSE hop Foley. Archbishop Duhig de- honour. Zam-Buk, which is a scientific discovery, it a hundred * Sale, Maffra, Traralgon, and Oineo. staff of the Harbours Board, was livered a touching panegyric. Archper cem'. medicine, and has a very definite and imMr. James Joseph Smith, chair- The Bishop asked the Pope to es_ made the recipient of a gold watch bishop Mannix gave the last abluby the Sod members of the board portant medicinal action on the skin. That is why Thousands lined the streets man and managing director of Mark cept the little gift (f21) from the tions. II" YOU WANT TO SELL A HOUSE on the eve of his departure for through which the procession pass- Foy's, Limited, and a prominent children of the schools named for staff Zam-Buk is endorsed by the nursing profession. ReSydney. where he will simita, fill a OR ANY OTHER REAL ESTATE, ed on its way to the cemetery at man -in Sydney commercial circles, the starving children of Europe. fuse imitations, nothing is so reliable as Zam-Buk SEND ME PARTICULARS. Toowonga. The. cortege was one of died recently. Over 30 years ago His Holiness received the gift with position. the largest witnessed in Brisbane. Mr. Smith, son of an Army con- great delight. and asked the Bishop EVERYTHING IN ESTATE TASMANIA. WORK. Mrs. Ryan, children and relatives tractor, in Dublin, came to Sydney to convey a special blessing to all were present. On the coffin lay a and entered the service of Mark the children of the diocese. Dr. Archbishop Barry recently marl, simple white cross of flowers from Foy's, Ltd. His great ability was Phelan, at time of writing, wee eii an episcopal visitation of all the "Mummy, Tack and Jill." The only soon recognised. and after the death the eve of proceeding to Nice, where parishes of Tasmania. He has reother floral tribute was a red rose. of Mr. Frank Foy. he was advanced Very Rev. P. Curran and hiniseli turned to Hobart pleased with the Hundreds of wreaths were me ved to the chairmanship and managing would have six days' rest before results of his visitation. He will he (Opposite Town Hall.) 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struggling with het pains and trouble on their part, they she continued, strangle growth quicker than tenon may once more become good and nature' reserve; and then 1 going II dency to nunt for flaws, to rejoice received since "ever simply, quite ki respectable members of society. Him this morning; for it seemed to in the unlovely, like a hog which V often is minds of su.:.h mud, the in tendency The nose always has his at His really if I were as me then Aggiaggarggiggrommiggra to despair. Feeling themselves The direc- g AND AUTHOR. and rarely looks up. and as if He CONSCIENCEITY. lost, in the estimation of the teat with Magdalen, tion in winch we look indicates the Himself were bidding me stay there world, they take refuge in a fiend- with Me aim, and y uung women who are her." ish pride, which prompts them conalways looking for something to err (1) It is the teaching of the Mary of St. Magdalen was the tinually to set its judgment at de- tooSister lur the crooked and of much touched to reply at once Church that I must always follow themselves seem chile From making destiny. of our suspicious, by season always fiance, are ugly, who GOD'S LITTLE HOUR. in her conscience. I can never try and smile my in words; but the deep are; worse than they actual].) hood to youth and into old age, we ono invariably look at the worst ,-504 even. eyes grew deeper still, and shelter myself behind authority, when side 01 others, are but giving Lai and this disposition can only be quiet One hour with Thee in silent Adora- are cautioned against the time drinkand say that though my conscience felt as if she were Winifride thorall men shall "see the Son of Man world a picture of themselves. overcome by making them tion, in both sympathy and encour- objects, I have a right to put it oughly comprehend that, while the ing To taste the sweetness of Thy coming in the clouds of Heaven Caddell.) agement aside and follow authority blindly. Mary in its sunshine. Cecilia (By JAP. in The is majesty." ABSENT-MINDED Future AN with great power and past is forgotten, the holy place; A minute or two afterwards, Sis- Put in this way, 'I am certainly the Confession is, their own power. To bow my soul, in peace or deso- blessings we have received andgood ter Mary of St. Anselm clapped wrong, for in that case I should be )keno, of Tokio UniverProlessor XII. CHAPTER ground. the the have misused, we necessity, graces of therefore, lation, hands to command attention, using that of which the whole bass sity, is well-known for his absentof the whole system whereby her Before the pity bf Thy sacred we have accomplished, shall be un- mindedness. One evening on hu Wind ride was among the number work are then, in a loud voice, announc- is an appeal to conscience (for the folded before the eyes of all. God. to be reformed. It is the and Face; 1 hree lung they head communicants. his of the ed the fact that Mother Provincial idea of duty which is contained in struck he from school way The world shut out, from sin and indeed, will be just, and we shall against a telegraph post. "Pardon years had passed away since she point from whence they start upon was about to visit them in the gar- the idea of submission to authority have no cause for complaint, unless their new career; and every day den. The news was welcomed with is part of the very fundamental of turmoil free, His at 1..ord quicknad tnus sought her and he said, me," pardon me, We must and goes, from that day Only one little hour, my God, with it be against ourselves. own altar; and who shall say that, that comes scream of delight; for the Super- conscience) in order to violate conmeet a loving God, though a just ened his gait. A certain colleague puts a wider space between aioress, Thee. who was a universal faeour- science. Yet, on the other hand, it to Laden as she was, in the estimation forward, former habits. With-, God. With all, though just, He of the same university happenedthe their and them dearer not among them, had been, for more is not true that authority once provut the world, sne was One hour with Thee -one short and "will be gracious and long-suffering, see this from the other side of out it, the past would s:ill hang like its to His precious than a month, a prisoner from grave ed divine must be obeyed, that auday said far more and tar, the following and street, hour, precious and full of compassion." Those who a mill-stone round their necks: but can even instruct conscience Snatched from the rush and cla are deserving may "look for that to the professor: "1 was surprised Sacred Heart, as, in the humble garb with the words of absolution, they illness to the infirmary. Another thority Hun welcomed near shout Mr. sne drew appearance of to teach it principles of right and carelessness, of a penitent, by your night last the day, of mour life which God will give to them the mill -stone has been, her garden -chair; the that know wrong, such as left to itself it might "children." only and the a soul O gracious gift of love, 0 welcome that never change their faith in Ikeno; you dashed against me in now, than when, with cut away, and that they arc free flocked round her, each anxious to never find out at all. This contrathe street and I feel the pain still." half converted, and a mind filled once shower Him." The speak to her. and to be spoken to in diction is sometimes, perhaps, a more-absolutely free. and pleareply; vanity with projects of "Oh, was it you?" was the Of tranquil joy, that melts m evil actions of the past 111,..e been Order was not restored, un- puzzle to me as a Catholic. How soul away: DON'T LOOK FOR GRIEV- "please excuse me, I did not know sure, she had before approached washed away, a new page of life turn. it was you; it felt wooden." Then Him in that one annual Commun- has been set before them, and they til Mother Mary of St. Anselm, am I to deal with the situation BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, Making all things outside of Thee ANCE. a roar of laughter went round the ion, which had always been, alas! soon learn, not only to dread suet.. fearing the noise and heat would when my conscience and authority 1109-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, to seem There is nothing quite so easy t3 professor's room, but at the MELBOURNE. ere to her, rather a matter of fitness ing it by fresh sins, but I : conceive prove too much for the invalid, of the Church, whose divine mission A vain illusion, an unhappy dream! Consolation. of find as a grievance. It can be made pense of the colleague. and propriety than a real work of an active desire to fill it up with a Made them all sit down upon the I accept, come into conflict? This 41crupleis"-Words By Rev. P. Gearon, o.c.c., D.D. is the old, to order in a second's time, no maOne hour with Thee grass. Then, in little groups of puzzle, which, of course, is absolutePerhaps, too. He made her record of good deeds. love? B.A. Price, 5/9 (post free), They are ly simple old fashion, AND for Catholics when they "The Soldier's Song." Set to music. MODERN PROGRESS terial other than the imaginatiin befeel the difference,by the different liken ise made to feel that' the twos and threes, they were allowed The weary pilgrim seeks the Mas- ing necessary. By being on the Latest and best of Irish publicaMARRIAGE. effect which Ile wrought in her Mothers respect and trust them just to approach her chair; and she lis- once start to examine the matter, Price, 1/7, (post free). tions. ter's Heart, tened to all they had to say about is altogether a scandal for non-Cawatch for insults and injuries, one to when at last she rose soul, for packing on roll, 3d. extra. proportion to the efforts in they Marriage in the Established leave the chapel, instead of the resttholics. Forgetful of the fact that "The Extra Unlock the flood -gates of Thy sweet has little time for the sweet enjoythe retreat, throwing here and in, By H. Crucifixion of !rebind." to advance in virtue! make and, ship on a quickis like a Church during compassion the whole of her rule Price. 10d. (Post never failthe there, with a tact which ments of life. Plenty of work is A. CaMpbell. less, flashing eyes, and half -der-ant free). There is no rest, no truth, but 'he best remedy for sensitive indi- sand, shifting hither and thither. air, which had marred the sweetness seeing this, they gradually learn to ed her, a sentence or even a single Church has been the champion of themselves, and to feel that, word, juet suited to the capacity of conscience against tyranny of the Talks to Nurses---The Ethics of Nurswhere Thou art. viduals-work and self-control -de- In the Catholic Church it is fixed, of her beauty formerly, there was respect ing. By Rev. H. S. Spalding, 13). having once more' a character to or tyranny of superstition, Of all besides oblivious let me be -- termination and will. Half of one's' unalterable, a Sacrament. Price, 9/6 (post free). a look of deep, calm, holy jay lose, it is a matter of honour, as well the individual she was addressing, State, Hundreds of years ago the Ca- such non-Catholics are in haste to sup- Some Ethical Aspects of the Social One hour with Thee, my God, one griefs are only imaginary. upon her brow, as Magdalen her: as of conscience, to endeavour to and calculated either to touch her pose By Rev. W. menonQuestions. to alter her tholic Church retuned Thee! that cinscience and authorhour with heart, or purify and give a higher self might have worn on that blight ald, D,0. Price. 10/6 (poet free). preserve it. To aid them stil, furmarriage laws at the bidding of -Ave Maria. are an opposition, whereas they Mother PLEADING WITH GOD. of Divine Grace --A Chapter !n day, when, the tears of Cal- ther in the task of oblivion, their direction to her aspirations after ity Caesar, though with Caesar went Easter are necessary for each other the Theology of the Immaculpte. virtue. At last these private talks vary still upon her cheeks, she names are put aside. and were over, and WORDS OF WISDOM. By Rev. S. M. Hogan, O.P. Price, then Sister Assist impossible to find the one safeWe too easily forget that the great temporalities; and martyrs flung herself at His feet, and poured worldly 8s. (post free). the name of some saint, whom t!Ley ante said aloud guarded without the other. Wher- Princes argument for a soul's conver- shed their blood for her. Truth is out all the faith and gladness of are of His People -St, John the A civil denial is better than a prime to regard as their patron, is ger. not subservient; it bends to no her soul in that one word, ever authority has broken down, I Evangelist. By Rev. C. C. Mar"Our Mother a piece has got of sion is not addressed sold to that "Rab- en them instead. The name of penirude grant. S.J. Price, 5/4 ,(Rost reigns supreme. tindale. fad' or fashion, but shall find that in effect conscience news to tell you to-day: that is to but to God -the argument of bone" tree). Help me, 0 my God, and I will itself, however, always is, tent used in eub- say, if yu would like to hear it; but, has also been Now and again, you see a card in over -ridden, and prayer and sacrifice. The hidden Church -Her Gordpent, The Visible The mistress of the penitents lic and private instructions; and perhaps, not fear how much severer I may apostolate is the stronger one. This a shop window on which is inscribwhere authority has been upheld it Devotions, you have grown Ceremonies, Pr all so that look and blessed God pains are taken to make them rea- holy in the be oppressed. ed: "All classes of customers suit- marked Rev, J. F. Sullivan. has but confirmed the rights of conPrice, 6/5 retreat, you that no is because it obtains the, stronger for the happy change. Rosalie saiw lise its true meaning, and to value We must serve someone, either (post free). ed. If you see what you want science. don't longer care for news.' motives of conversion; these ere it also; and as soon as they were Manual. First Elementary the One who claims our free service case, as a proof of (II) But I must begirt by recog- Catechists "Oh, don't we, though:" a chorus Course. By Rev R MacEachen. hidden impulses of grace. ask for it." This is all right and outside the chapel, seized upon it. in their eiwn though His yoke is light, or the one always the verity of their conversion. But of glad voices answered: and then citing the distinction that, on the proper for a shop, but not for a Price, 10/6 (Post free). who gives us food and raiment, but Give as much pleading with Hea- Church, even though it has the ad Winifride's hand, and squeezing it on ordinary occasions, they are ar one louder The Teachings Social of James Donwhole, conscience is rather concernand stronger than all the ven for conversion, and we shall in her joy, as only the day before nelly. By Rev, L. McKenna, S.J.. grinds us under the pressure of his need ed with the application of principles others added Price, 1/- (post free). no great amount of pleading aptability of the Protestant Church. she would never have dared to do, ways addressed and spoken of as iron will. in "children," being taught, Henry VIII. wanted another wothe than with the Faith settling and A of principles. Duty. Course of Lesson.. "Children, hold your tongues, We do not understand said eagerly Many of us miss the finer, wor- with earth. By J. F. Smith. With pre's, turn, to address the nuns as can't you? and let us hear Mother Our Lord came to teach truth, and that there would be more man instead of his lawful wife, and "Oh, it is going to be such .a beau- their by Rev. S St. John, S.J. Price, thier things of life because we d3 clearly consequently I am sure that in His if devout Catholics were Rome replied: "Non Possumus." A tiful feast, and I am so glad, dear their Mothers -veritable Mothers. Provincial's news!" 9/6 (post free). not make an effort to find them. conversions society woman of to-day FO entirely beloved by those under creed I shall suf- Winifride." find what I want "No, to indeed," said Superiorthe not addicted to spiritual gluttony Too often we are satisfied with the (as fragette -objects instead of having to the charge, that, word their guide me through life; but ess. where playfully, I "Do not think you St. John of the Cross called it). of Plumbing, Dee -Fitting. Winifride smiled; and without mere comforts of existence, and do shall fail is that I shall from time For allandKind. Galvanised Iron Work, should pray for the salvation "obey." and her protestation is re- even that little imperceptible strug- to excite them to sentiments of will get it quite so easily as that not reach out for the things of They garded even by dignitaries of her gratitude and love, the religious are must first of all try and guess to time be uncertain as to where or MARK DUNN beauty and inspiration within our of others as well as for the sancti- own communion. What is to hire gle between grace and nature, with much oftener obliged to repress the you how these wide principles are to be it." fication of themselves. 332-334 Wellington-street, Perth. grasp. der another woman in the next cen- which she had hitherto met Rosa - noisy and vehement dernonsoetions adopted in my ordinary life, How (To be Continued.) Licensed Plumber Drainer. lie's advances, Scene men can only get respect kissed the young tury trying to get the phrase, "Till .of affection with which they are far does self-sacrifice become an To the Metropolitan and ST. TERESA'S BOOK MARK. Water Supply, as a highwayman gets money-by death us do part" changed to "Till girls forehead, and said gently -evil? When exactly am I obliged Sewerage, and Drainage Department. greeted, whenever they appear unYes, dear Rosalie, I hope it will; expectedly among them. To them, SACRED HEART LADIES' CG- to consider my own good demanding it. Dairying Let nothing trouble you: Utensils, Baths. Bath Heaters, the law do us part?" name? Tanks. and Windmills Made and LEGE, A fool always "accuses other peoand mind you go on praying hard, indeed, the great privilege of the Let nothing frighten you; When shall I scourge with ropes ple; a partially wise man neitber BOY SCOUTS IN FRANCE. that all your wishes for me may be feast of St. Magdalen consists in the All things pass away. the buyers and sellers in the holy TUCKFIELD-STREET, himself or others. fulfilled." God only is immutable. places, and when meekly submit VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. fact that their Mother:, are permitEAST FREMANTLE. The Catholic boy scouts of France "What, all?" asked Rosalie, with ted to mingle among them with a Conducted Patience overcometh all difficul- have M. O'Callaghan. Here, then, it Harvest Terrace. Mies by the Religious of to their authority? a very distinctive organisation Surgical, Medical, Maternity. TeleST. HYACINTH. a look at once of wonder and de- freedom never allowed upon any ties. is clear that in this matter there phone Notre Dame Des Missions. of their own. This Catholic A1050. federa- light. God, waet who possess Those would to wait upon be other occasion, them little possibility for oppoBOARDERS and DAY tion binds Yeast, Wednesday, August 17. together associations that "Yes, all," Winifride answered at their dinner, and to take their nothing more. sition, for the conscience does not SCHOLARS. have been formed in Paris and firmly. Hyacinth, the glorious apostle of God alone suffices. Pupils are prepared for University concern itself with principles, and supper in their company; the tables GLANVILLE'S throughout the country, enables Poland and Russia, was born of "Then you will be a Magdalei', af- intended for the religious being laid and Musical Examinations. the authority of faith concerns It- LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. The lads to work out ideal the of Chrisnoble parents in Poland, about the all," cried Rosalie, clapping her out in the garden, side by side, with A COMMON THIEF. For further particulars apply to self with little else. Faith says to Great Australian Remedy for Instant tian charity with the energies of ter In 1218, being already year 1185. Reiter and Speedy Cure of all Headand jumping off in her innome that I shall not kill, and con- aches. Neuralgia, those destined for their own repast. REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. youth, making the rule of conduct hands, and Incanon of Cracow, he accompanied cent, childish way, so impart the The gossip is a common thief. SI.e science has to settle what sort of fluenza. Rheumatism,Toothache, Tel. B199. When the angelus rung mid-day, Sciatica. Lumhis uncle, the Bishop of that place, takes away her neighbour's charac- the observance of the Ten Com- good news to Ernestine. killing is really murder: the two bago, etc. Price. 1/9 per box, or 3d. sat they down to dinner, all the mandments, recognises God in naDomto Rome. There he met St. Winifride looked after her with a spheres are thus, on the whole, each powder. H. C. Glanville, M.P.S.. ter without scruple. The puree waiting on them, and .niany inic, and received the habit of the snatcher is put behind priserobars, ture, and thereby cultivates a love sad, sweet smile, and then follcwed novices MURRAY divided. Yet it is certainly pos- Market -at., Fremantle (Two doors of the black-veiled Mothers in- HARROLD Frair Preachers from the patriarch but the gossip, who commits a far of plants and animals, urges the her to the refectory. A life of pen- even Produce Merchants, Victoria Park, sible for them actually to come into from Post Office). themselves vesting with coaree sleehimself, of whom he became a living more serious theft, walks about scot practice of thrift and prompts its ance lay, she instinctively felt, behave on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Hay, members to be pure in thought and fore her; but at the present mo- ves and aprons, in order to enjoy straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, Linseed, conflict. Thus S can suppose that copy. Sc wonderful "-as his pro- free. A good name, the Holy T. P. HERBERT the pleasure of waiting on their and Maize. Terms Cash. Tel. A8945. any faith tells me of an everlasting gress in virtue that within a year Ghost tells us. is above riches, but word and action. ment her duties were of another adopted family. place of torture called hell, while Family Grocer and Provision Merchant, Dominic sent him to preach and the gossip thinks little of tearing it kind; and she seated herself at the Sister Mary of St. Magdalen my conscience tells me that I can(Near Nichol Rokeby-rd., 398 plant the Order in Poland. where to pieces. Even the ministers of BRYANT & WATERS not believe that God would be so street). FamittesSublaco Wafted on natty. table with a bright smile upon her of course, among the servers; was, MULVALE he founded two houses. 11;s apos- religion are not immune from her orders attended to and carefully 80 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH, face, and a firm resolve in her heart feeling herself still irresistibly and cruel. What is to happen? First. Country DRESSMAKER. WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. packed. attolic journeys extended over nurn- criticism. "To abuse and revile His to keep herself aloof no longer, but tracted towards Winifride, she manam I certain that this is of faith? Orders Promptly Attended To. rous regions. Austria, Bohemia, servants is to touch the apple of Outdoor Work and Country Orders to add as much as possible to Tel. A8938. Yes, I am certain. Then why does every now and then, to say Livonia, the shores of the Black His at BENDON the gossip,laughs merriments of her com- aged, But innocent eye." To. my conscience object? Attended Because it THE J. J.STORES, kind word to her as she passed up .ea, Tartary and Northern China on the prophet's warning. She does SHOE panions, by sharing their ameise- aand cannot square such a place or condown the P. J. HEVRON the east, and Sweden and Norway all this with an easy conscience, Correspondence Invited. 130 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE. After breakfast, aged, Winifridetable. Thus encour- Customs, Shipping, and Forwarding dition with God's mercy. Then I with them. ment 'Phone B455. o the west. were evangelised by cloaking it under the guise of zeal. the door leading into the garden ner was over, ventured, after din- Agency, General Carriers. Phillkinere look back at my conscience and 320 BRAUFORT-ST., PERTH. and they were all Chambers, Fremantle. im, and he is said to have visited She is so very anxious to have us Tel. 0277. was thrown open, and the "child- once more wandering say: Well, first of all our Lord uses ah.,ut the garEverywhere, multitudes mend our ways, and a little criticecotland. "SHAMROCK" ren" were free to come and go bethe phrase "everlasting fire," and if ere converted; churches and conthe house and the open air, den, to approach her and say shyly, we follow His words we cannot go TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, MOANA CAFE ents were built; one hundred and ism helps her purpose. PETERS 8 G1111ES tween as best suited the nature of their and with downcast eyes-- o wrong. has Then the Church WELLINGTON-STREET, PERTI HAY-STREET, PERTH. did you not pray hard wenty thousand pagans and infidels amusements. Some gathered round for"Mother, said that she quite knows M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. me that night when I kept you For Afternoon l'es and Suppers. never Hg COURAGE AND COWARDICE. 3.MONUMENTAL -ere baptised by his hands. the throne, where sister Mary of SCULPTORS really consists what the punishment me -orked numerous miracles, and at in the St. Anselm was distributing melae waiting so long for of. nor can we really have any very AND ROWLAND,. BRIGGS if thing a fine is example Silent racow raised a dead youth to life. TEL A1101 ANDERSON & Son accurate concept of eternity. Lastly, eosRailway and pictures to each of the number chapel?" Wellington -street, Perth (Oppoe had inherited from St. Dominic it is not an excuse for cowardice. the sister, rather Thos. Goods Yard). The Premier Family Grocers and Provision as had approached Holy Commun- "Yes," returned at the most, all I can say is that my site silent exback on he who falls / But Merchants of W.A. Abat the question, and add- chants. Fitzgerald -at. and Raglan -rd.. conscience does not quite see how Lime and StoneHighest most filial confidence in the ion for the first time that day. astonished Percentage 'of solutely the Head Office and Families 'Phone, A1794. Perth. other of God; to her he ascribed ample when he should be using his Write for Prices chairs into the ing, almost directly afterwards: "I N. others took their At- divine mercy and eternal punish- Lime in the State. Orders Coskitry on daily. waited in the others encourage lips to . is success, and to her aid be lookthink you had many others besides tended to. before purchasing elseand particulars Show Yard themselves in and settled honestly garden, but I cannot fit it, ment The We defy competition. -d for his salvation. praying for you, both before On the eve right doing, or to discourage them quiet groups to chat. The younger myself say that they do not fit in. Thus where. No conneconly Briggs in the trade. WEST SUBIACO .f the Assumption .he was warned in _doing wrong, is guilty of an unduring the retreat. Tell me, and merrier of the class were dan- and the only point that conscience tion with others trading under a simiHARRY McCARTHY f his coming death. you like it?" In spite of lovely evasion. Example is noup less did very at Manure for Lime name. lar the soft, green Estabilelled over blocks is merely a personal diffity Car Painting. Threo minutes cing in a round on air ring again wasting fever, he celebrated Mass strong because it is bolstered "I liked it, I cannot tell you how Motor 105 PIER -STREET. Prac- culty in seeing how things which low rata. 2o pur, sward, making the walk west of .n the feast, and communicated as speech. The man who hears a Winifride answered, earn.. tical Coach Painter. with their songs and merry laugh- much!" faith tells me are compatible can Station dying man. .He was anointed at friend unjustly criticised and makes estly. "I never attended anything HOLDWAY & CO. ter. Others had skipping rcoes, of the kind before: really be so. he foot of the altar, and died the no effort to defend, who listens if I had, per(Certifia hal undertaken and others again Thus it is in every case. Licensed Sewerage Numbers HOTEL SUBIACO without protest to irreverent jests 'erne day, A.D., 1257. etas Oasfitters and Sheet Manufacturer, hopping match round the garden, haps" --but she broke off abrupt- Rokeby Road, Subiaco. Emu Beer Conscience may stick at the ex- cated). or flippant discussions of what (1-44 Workers. A Trial Solicited. ly, and her face grew crimson. Accommodation Good on Tap. and Importers Always the has to leave being called but it of the Mothers planation, one Tel. A should be held sacred, need not Pier -street, Perin. Wing, ST. BERNARD. Walter knows His own tinier for Country VirlitOrit. "God best," of upon to start them, and to decide said the novice, softly; "and He al- Proprietor. principles alone. My conscience itflatter kimself that his silent exself is a growing thing, quite capafterwards on the winner of the ways chooses the moment when the Feast, Saturday, August 20th. ample is likely to prove very helpM. J. O'KEEFE MARBLE ad just last, and Near these of training and cultivation. race. able of the things Courage is one ful. 246 Carr-st., LeedervIlle. Bernard was born at the castle is best disposed to listen You & GARRETT WEST EXPERTS, GRANITE under the shadow of the Calvary, heart For veara I may consider certain Butcher, Lamb alPrime Beer, Mutton, Pork, f Fontaines in to Communion, PLUMBERS. went also, Burgundy. The which help to make example effecdid not WINDMILL Beef and Small and only come to ways on hand. Corned MONUMENTS, one of the novice -Mothers was rethings allowable, Engines, Pumping Specialities: Our race of his person and the vigour tive and cowardly silence robs it you?" a speciality. All Meat kept In Goods of in life. to a group Tanks, later a long story them forbidden lating find Rains, Hydraulic HEADSTONES, usefulness. WindMills, on Premises. Tel. A8297. "Yes, Mother, the first time for Bores, and Pumps. f his intellect filled his parents of every vestige of Many a practice a boy has thought Cool Storage eager listeners, as determined as years. etc. ith the highest hopes, and the Then it was with my father," to LAKE -STREET, PERTH. children not to lose a single word or but she in no sense wrong, later years have FAULT-FINDING. vorld fay bright and smiling before broke down again, and it been, indeed. every now have the tale, and him to incident of shown rather a relief, both to her and im, when he renounced it for ever T. J. COONAN, G. F. YEATES full of evil. Or, again. I have, perand then, like children, breaking was A fault-finding, criticising habit is Mary of St. Magdalen, when Printed and Published by nd joined the monks of Citeaux. fatal Representative. haps, not realised many of the sointo troublesome queitions, which Sifter Optician, to all excellence. Nothing will came ere his holy example attracted so Ernestine up to them, and a quick and ready wit it required 37 BARRACK -STREET, PERT.,. cial evils to be quite so terrible as BRYANS LIMITED eagerly any novices that other monasterTown Hall). are; for I have all without apparent hesita- said they actually to answer (Opposite AND PUBLISHERS. "0 Mother, wish me joy. I am to s were erected. and Bernard was through my life to be teaching my PRINTERS tion. Altogether, it was a pretty Min Perth. the Magdalens to -day. ppointed abbot of that of ClairOur Telephone B152. conscience ever greater refinement, Murray -street lopp. Boars), sight to see, even in a human point other has just aux. Unsparing with himself. he told me so." keeping it well informed of the deof view; but in another and a high. BROS. FARRELL WEEKLY PUBLISHED t first expected too much of his "To join the Magdalens!" cried General Produce Merchants and Corn cisions of the Church, being careful er sense, it was one for which to Winifride, sadly. "Then I shall rethren, who were disheartened at Crushers. lest it should grow heedless or too thank God upon bonded knees. Only never see you EDITORIAL NOTICES. is severity; but soon perceiving his again, Ernestine. Oh! HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. and therefore to evil, accustomed a very little while before, these poor Grain In The only Firm who Speegalise The names and addresses of corI do without you?" rror, he led them forward by the no longer angry at injastice. What- respondents and contnbutors must had been brimful of all, what shall creatures Salt Crushing. and weetness of his correction and the "Do not cry, dear Winifride," said ever the voice of conscience dic- accompany all communications. the worst passions of our nature; Ernestine affectionately, "or you ildness of his rule to wonderful I must fearlessly follow. But many of them even had been born will Secretaries of Societies, corresponM. HALLION Freman- tates, spoil all my joy. erfection., In spite of his desire Besides, it I have also to be sure that con- dents, and others will please note in its atmosnurtured and in sin, North Factory, Bread Machine long, for you o lid bid, the fame of his sanctity not be for will join will of parts ail to itself is properly taught the that all communications intended science nett, delivered as tle. Bread phere, until it had become Malt very soon, 1 am .read far and wide, and many us certain sure cf Claremont. Fremantle, cottesioe. comparing its for insertion in the current week's ral to them as the air they breathed that." Ship- correct view of life, hurches asked for him as their and Brown Bread a Speciality. B739. acts from time to time with the issue should be in the hands of the -.making them the very outcasts of Tel. ishop. Through the help of "Would she like it herself, ping Supplied. Euauthoritative decisions of the faith Editor by midday Wednesday at and as ignorant -as heedless society Sister Mary of St. enius III., his former subject, he DANCING. example of latest. of the laws of the land, and of though?" asked her and with the familiar feeling a little amused at aped this dignity; yet his retireMISS ROSE MOSS will bold Reports of Parochial Functions I must in this morality, as the dumb animals of Magdalen, SATURDAY the life of Christ. EVERY of the consolation Er- Dancing Class ent was continually invaded; the one of those girls. the nature the BOYS' CLUB, VIC- way take care that I do not yield should be authorised by the parish Not at the field. AFTERNOON bestowed upon friend her lea oor and the weak sought his pronestine Private 2.30. priest. at where in matters PARK. authority those to with their rosy cheeks and laughing Ernestine did not hear the ques- TORIA can be arranged on application to authority has no right to interfere, ction; bishops, kings, and Popes Reports of Weddings, Is. per inch eyes, to n -horn a terrible tale of sin tion, for some one had just touch- sons Miss Rose Moss, Johnson's Buildings. nor, on the ether hand, erect into a (about 50 words). .plied to him for advice; and at and sorrow, and oftentimes of de- ed her on the shoulder, and she Hay -street. Perth. Funeral Reports, ls. per inch; inngth Eugenius himself charged principle of conscience what is realspair, was not attached; am, yet names of persons present, what they wanted: im to preach the Crusade. By his ASK FOR ly nothing else than some foolish cluding per now they were as happy as chil- turned to see lifted inch (about 50 words). ls. 6d. to eyes rvour, eloquence, and miracles her shy dren, with their skipping ropes and but Winifride face, and RYAN or Night. fancy of my own intelligence. PHIL Photograph Reproductions. 8d. in a said. Mother's ernard kindled the enthusiasm of the intales, Day merry dances, and long Dodge Motor Car for Hire inch. minimum, 7/6. square per voice low Tei e hristendom, and two splendid arPERTH. Car No. '208. motor Garage Hank tended apparently more for the All Communications should be adI have been thinking of Phone. G.P.O. Motor ies were despatched against the A 927. THE W.A. DAIRY. amucement of the nursery than for it "Mother, to: dressed SZOQNDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. A3488. since -ever since." all day. ever fide!. Their defeat was only due. THE W.A. DAIRY, Wanneroo-road, grown-lip women. THE RECORD, Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College Pure milk D. Keane. Osborne Park. id the Saint, to their own sins. The past seenied absolutely for BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. in W.A. delivered twice daily to any part of Lb ernard died A.D. 1153. His most gotten; and so, in one sense of the city, direct from our own cows to is earnestly of the students and religious training The moral cious writings have earned for Tel. A4381. supplying customers. word, it was. They had laid down attended to. tiksile4e4!1(telitelfte.likacti...tirstte,As(te.t,t)tsBestklgetileAthelitetfl: the Convents and Colleges. m the titles of the last of the their burthen at the foot of the Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. athers and a Doctor of Holy Univerthe tribunal of for, including in confession, are prepared cross: Examinations All Public AND BOOKBINDING urch. they had gone over and over again, sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, Matricula-SEND S. BEECROFT in tears, and shame, and sorrow, all, tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. BUTCHER, THE JUDGMENT. Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive even to the minutest incident, in . 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SU BIACO Military Training is imparted in the Cadet our attention. Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. lives of sin; they had received their NORCIA NEW We must all face the judgment. 'Phone 1341. Companies. in the name of Jesus Christ, and by PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, ere will be no exception. Saint Vocaleand Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking MURRAY-STREET the hands of His minister, their parof St. Joseph Sisters the by Conducted d sinner alike must stand in the are taught. (opp. Batas) PERTH. G. F.. DINES don; and that once done. the whole 15 esence of all men and listen to Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative purTelephones: A3264 and A3457. system of the Good Shepherd is diTUNER, and ORGAN PIANO e eternal decree: "Arise ve dead poses. for the Education of Young ',.Ladies 555 RAT-STREET. rected to teach them to forget the A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which d come,to judgment." will be the past, to make them feel that they Printed and Published at the re. pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of al call. What the sentence shall Proprietors, For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR have actually. entered upon a nee SMITH & CO. gistered office of the Otley H. C. tools. depends upon ourselves. We are PLEA them in their own LIMITED, career, to raise of BRYANS, part any UNDERTAKERS. received at Three -Term System. New Pupils are t to be taken unawares, for suffi esteem, and to give then: (opposite Barna.), mummy 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. the Term. A liberal discount is made in the ease of brothers. sus said: "Behold I have told it mcmilliwty-iFT76,7e,43,qPut7e3;v2817os-os;r7r.7iPer;ss for perseverance, by cient motive A1231. Perth. or Night) -. (Day PRINCIPAL. 'Phone THE Apply to For Prospectus, you beforehand." The Church showing them how. with very lit,te Inds us in season and out of
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