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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. Secretary. yours s -ere sineerelv. from their comrades in he world plause.) Our duty was to bead WALTER DWYER, President. Consequently, This could tralia. , Commonwealth. the Secretary. up J. P. DOHENY, Mr. Daly would not delay them. only be satisfactorily achieved by put the case of Ireland befo Registered at the GPO
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